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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-20
CITY NEWS

RACE HISTORY WEEK
CALENDAR
As Presented by
ANA BOBITT GARDNER,
Mus. b. S.
FEBRUARY 10
Twentieth Century Club
3 Joy ST., downtown, Boston,
Exhibition Of rare painting
by coIored artist. A short
musical program viii precede
the notwithstanding Mar
ian McCree, vocal sOloist, and
Phyliiss Collins, pianist--Sat-
urday afternoon from 2 to 4
the entire Race History week.
FEBRUARY II
Portrayals of the Finer Arts.
A classic presentation of
Sculpture, Drama, Painting
and Music. Symphony Hall,
Sunday afternoon at S;l5.
Distinguished guest artist,
Langston Hughes. Interna-
tionally known poet, novelist
and pIaywrite who will speak
on the colOred man in the
four finer Arts. Reserved seats
are now on sale at symphony
Hall.
FEBRUARY IS
Hand Craft Exhibition, Leo
ture Hall, Boston Public Lii
brary. Entrance on Boylston
st, Sunday afternoon at $3.50.
Speaker Rev. Benjamin An
dersOn Piano soloist, Alice
Taylor. Public cordially in
vited.
A June in January Plscital
will be presented by pupils of
The Ancrum School Of Music,
Inc, Sunday, Jan. %, from 3
to 6 PM. at the School IA W.
Rutland ST., Boston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-09
FAMOUS DISCOVERY
acts fast on the kidneys
- to ease painful bladder irritation
caused by excess acidity in the URN.

Thousands are thanking DR.. KILMERS
"AN ROOT for helping them to fe.
move the cause OF needless getting up a,
nights tor this pure herbal medicine,
orIgInaiIy created by a practising PHI
can, acts quickly to increase II, fi8n +
urine =. helps relieve backachc. run-doN,
feeling, uncomfortable symptoms IF
bladder irritation. SWAMP ROOT is ,
tcientlilc preparation. a combination 4
carefully blended her bs. roots. vegetables.
bs!sams. Absolutely Eo.hine harsh or
haoit-forring when you use Dr.. k.lmcrs
medicine. Just good ingredients that at
fast TO bring you new comfort,
Send tor tree, prepaid sample TODAY
Like thousands OF others you'll be cd
that you did. Send name and address .
Department {. kilmer * Co. Inc. Box
1855, Stamford. Conn. Otter limited. Ssnd
At once. All druggists sell swamp Rect.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
"A Found Guilty
In MutueIs Case

Fourteen persons, accused OF
the Lincoln Mutuels
House, today were found guilty
by Recorders Judge Gerald w.
Groat and were released under
$500 bond each. t/
Those convicted: George Levine,
AZ, OF 326o Rochester. Wilford
Jackson. AZ, OF 627 Philadelphia
James +. Rodgers. 35, OF 202l7
Ilene; Thomas Raylir. az, Of 639
F.. Adams. Mack Austin. 80. Of
997 Leland; Nathan Buren. 55, Of
27S Medbury: Gerald Mitchell, 40.
of 2Si +. Willis, Waller johnson.
81, of 1889 Greenlawn: Smith
Robinson. AZ, OF 1927 Livingston:
Robert GiIlard, AZ, of 1899 Lump
kin; John Hornbuckle. 80. of 605
Brush: Asa Thomas, l040 Elm
wood; John Thomas 433 Mel
bourne. and Mrs. Alberta Hutch
inson. 1866 Heidelberg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Husband No. IS
Wins Freedom

Number IS % Korine Buch-
ner's platoon Of 16 husbands is
single again today. He was
granted an snnulment yesterday
by Circuit Judge Sherman d. Cal
lender.
Patrick J. Calvin, a real estate
salesman who lives AT The Web
Ster Hall Hotel. was Number l5.
The 35-year-old red haired siren
is now serving a two-year term
in the Federal Reformatorv for
Women at Anderson. w, Va, for
illegally receiving army and ma
rlne corps allotment checks.
Calvin said he married korlne
in Salcrno. Ind. on Oct. % l943.
Seven days later, on Oct 30, he
learned that iIiS wife had another
husband Claude Fitze fourth on
the list), in Phoenix, AriZ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
War Bonds Honor
Memory of Hero

WASHINGTON. May "a
Sgt. Jack Pendleton crawlcd
30 feet in front Of his men
and had gone about 80 yards
when he was struck in the
leg by machine gun fire. lie
ordered his men 10 remain
behind and deliberately
worked his way ahead. He
had no hope of surviving
that deadly fire. for he held
the attention of all the Ger
man machine gunnerS.
The Washington lumber
man reached 10 within 10
yards Of the Nazi protecting
machine gun position before
he was struck by a burst and
instantly killed. PendletonS
calculated drawing OF the
German fire enabled his en-
tire company 10 advance
safely through the enemy
stronghold.
In memory OF the count
/. less Pendletons-buy another
war bond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Clearance!
FUR COATS
and JACKETS
reduced to , "A

Plus 2OS, Federal Tar
2 Seal-Dyed Coney Coats.
Sizes IL, 40.
/ Besver-Dyed Coney Coat.
Size Ia.
2 Sable-Dyed Coney Coats.
Sizes II. Ia.
5 Sable-Dyed Coney Jackets.
Sizes l6, is, 20.
! Silver-Dyed Fox Jacket.
Size l6.
2 Black Dyed Manchurian
Wolf Jackets. Sizes Ia. l6.
S Lynx-Dyed Alpine Lamb
Jackets. Sizes IL, Ia. 10, 90.
2 Gray Striped Coney Jackets,
Sizes Ia. ls.
Crowley 's-Bargain Bssemcu
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

All odds and ends,
broken lots, soiled,
damaged, seeonds
and irresntars. No
phone or mail orders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
ChiIdFen's Wear

ChiIdFen's Wear
40 Girls Sass Dresses, Pinaforss, soiIed $3.50
i2o si.2s High Chair Pads, pink Of blue sierat sss
t35 Tots ss5 Rayon Taffsia Bonneis, straw trim sss
500 Tots 4se Training Pants, lrrsg. 7se
Mems and Boys Wear
3s Boys s21s 2.pc. Slack Suits Sizes 4 TO 10 sioo
200 Boys Wash Shorts .................si $500
TO Boys Wash sacks Sanforizsd IrFsguIars Si.ls
81 Boys 1884 Raincosfs si.Is
IS Boys Sl.1s Pajamas lrreguIsrs. si.3s
az Boys Knit Polo Shirts. InsguIars. ...... $50
500 Mems l7e.25c Hose, long or short. t5o
80 Mems Sl.4s Sleeveless Sweaters. ....... sI.oo
l44 Mems Tan Pants, Irregusrs. .......... si.4s
36 Mems Gabsrdins or PopIin Jackets. s2.s4
$50 Mems Gray Covert Shirts sanforiIsd. sl.25
II Mems Sl.8i White Overall Jackets. Sl.50
II Mems soled Dress and Tuxedo Shirts. :. sl.5s
FIoorcoverings
800 5sc Armstrong Felt Base Remnants.
TO T. SO. yd,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
200 Borderess linoeum Mats. I8x38 inches. $50
100 s5.15 Cotton Hooked Rugs. 2Ax4s". Oval sass
100 s5.s5 Cotton shag Rugs. 24x4s" S eolors. Sass
100 2.s8 Cotton Bath Sets. 1880.
With seat covers. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IS ss's5 Oval Braided Rugs. 3ox5s inches. .s4ss
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

F4y Stop=Wbar Money
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

Chenille booties 70 keep your
tired feet comfortable in their
leisure hours. Sizes 4 10 7.
Crowley s-BarEaln Basement
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

Long or short-sleeve styles.
Tailored or dressy models.
Prints, stripes. dots, also white
ard pastel colors. Sizes 9 10
IS and 81 10 50 in the group,
Some are irregulars.
Croulry's Basemeni-spnrtsNes
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
New Smartness for OH
Woodwork and Walls!

Here's auiok color magic for your home
fresh. new ENAMEL-KOTE beauty Tor old
furniture. woodwork. wallis. It's the one
new pleasure for you and your family.
Flows on smoothly. dries to a beautiful,
hard finish that's long E-lAsting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

This seasons popular styles
and colors in broken sizes for
juniors, misses and women.
Not every color in every style
or size.
Crowley s-BArEain Basement
Evening star., 1945-07-29
Mmnr0.Beckert
Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Becker
announce the marriage of theil
daughter, Sergt. Eleanor Frances
Beckert, M. C. w. r., to Mr.. Donald
Walter Munro, U. S. NJ, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Munro of Omaha
The ceremony took place in the
Church of the Holy Family in Glen
dale. Calf, June 9, with the Rev
F. x. Brennan officiating.
Escorted to the altar by Mr.. John
]. Bunch of Glendale, the bride
wore an aqua suit with white acces-
sories and a corsage of white orchids
She was attended by Corpl. Margaret
E. Brosnahan, M. c. w. R., of Bel
lows Falls, VT, who wore navy and
white with a corsage of pink sweet
heart roses.
Mr.. Craig G. Craft, U. S. NJ, was
the best man.
After the service Mr.. and Mrs
Bunch were hosts at a dinner party
for the wedding party at the Pasa-
dena Athletic Club. Later the
couple left for a motor trip and they
returned to San Diego June %.
The bride is a graduate Of the Ma
tivity School, Roosevelt High School
and the Chicago Institute of Avi-
alton instruments and is on duty
at the Marine Corps Air Station al
Ell Toro. The bridegroom returned
to this country last fall after two
years duty in the Pacific. He now is
an instructor at the Naval Air Sta
ton, San Diego, with the West Coast
Fleet Air Arm.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Miss Margaret Ann Dixon. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Dixon
of this city, became the bride yester-
day Of Comdr. John r. Hickey,
U. S. M. S., son Of Mrs. Madeline
Hickey of Newton Centre, Mass,
and the late Mr.. John j. Hickey.
The ceremony took place in the
Shrine Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. Msgr. John K. Cartwright,
officiating, and a wedding breakfast
vas given later at the Hamilton
Iotel. The couple then left for a
honeymoon in Delaware.
The bride, who was attended by
Miss Mary Kathleen Hurley, wore
white marquisette gown and a
fingertip veil held by lace coronet.
She carried prayerbook with an
orchid on its cover. Miss Hurley
wore blue marquisette gown with
Evening star., 1945-07-29

a headdress of blue flowers and veil
ing and carried pink roses.
1t. Comdr. Francis M. Hickey was
best man for his brother and 1t
Comdr. John M. Dunn, U. 8. M. s.,
and 1t. Francis j. Englert, U. s. NJ,
retired, were the ushers.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

MRS. PFEFFER.
A recent bride, before her
marriage to Mr.. Philip E. Pfet-
fer, U. S. N. r., she 1DdS Miss
Elizabeth X. BuSey, daughter
of Mrs. Zelah BuSey.
Harris & E1Ding Photo.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

A Masterpiece in SiIverbu Platinum Mink!
rarely beautiful mink with oil the color and
achieved through alchemy modern science $1,000 plus
Fs Salon Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-07-29
Weddiuqs
" O~"SVE6O
Froy,, DcOo

Continued From Page B-3)
and Sweet Briar College, and made
her debut here a few seasons ago.
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ma polls, 1880 pm tomorrow. Members
eofasi AIggni elS1 q Westminster
Members and guests.
Cosmopolitan Club Of WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON Hotel. 1880 pm. tomorrow
Members and guests.
MEETING.
National PHOTOGRAPHIC Society, National
Of prizes for best photosraphic Christina,
cards. Judge. David B. Edmonston. local
MUSIC.
Wade n Stephens orsan recital, Wash.
ington Chapel, Church Of Latter Day
Saints. 8 o'clock tonight.
Marine Band symphony Orchestra. Ma
rins Barrack so GA ofb59 aNc tHonisht.
Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV. $50 o'elock tonight.
Stage Door Canteen. Belasco Theater
tonight: Margie Del oare, singer. with
rimba player and Lazala Trio.
Dance, Masonic Service Center Thir-
teenth and H streets NV, 8 o'clock to-
Maine night dance. NOES Uso. 1914
p 5snses MICA 1s sso'A 17 osn q street
NV. $40 o'clock tonight.
Ofhccrs: Dance, XII Chapter. Phi Sigma
Epsilon sorority, ofhcers' Club of Wash
ington. 8 O'Clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000. or any OF the fol-
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DISCUSSIONS.

DISCUSSIONS.
1.-THE Guarani Civilization OF Paraguay"
t fSa eaS s q & e a sda
su easb,t o'clock tonight
Tor 9ps :sser Ne e4 g sssf
tS1 RossosR s os iss tc ssxsh
EXHIBITS.
nssns; ap 3 R so Il sun sn
fh9ah thropsh sse
pow. IN Pses o% Psa H a av
asS Pay complied tb By Capt EdTsrd
ecrsoran dsilery Of at. noon seeH 70 $50
Mss9oSass sstardsys 50 an. apc ' 70 fSsa
sess5 s I'D s s.aEnsf q Ma;n: a
ends. to % P:m Pm. Sunday sh Gays anu week
Gallery. i76s s street NV: e 8 pm
Z sS1 Ssssj Gath sas n s
snss 1'ss fp0 an. nj so s2
s and 2 e y s pm. Sundays through De-
Oil paintings BY Jack Perlmutter. spe-
gallery: ~ Randolph place NV. 2 e z
Pm ThTcrv wee hs.:nns and to D'm' Sundays
Photograph exhibit et homsmsds tool,
Library Of Congress. Fourteenth and indie
pendence avenue S:W, am. to $40 D m
Mondays through Fridays through Decem-
Der.
President Monroe exhibit commemorate tins
122d anniversary Of Monroe, Doctrine
through January z, and rare books and
sn LESLEY Of consrsss a. TO 1 70
Mondays through Fridays Q am. to
pm. Saturdays and 1870 am. to 10 pm
/ Sundays.
Forty;-ninth annual exhibition Of mini
atures by Pennsylvania Society Of Mini
ature Painters, Natural History Building.
National Museum, Smithsonian Institution,
. am. to 430 pm daily throush January
1 6.
Japanese and German surrender docu-
ments. late President Roosevelt's papers
and museum pieces and 1918 Armistice Day
to Sis pm weekdays and l to pm.
l Sundays through February /.
| LUNCHEONS.
Princeton Club, willard Hotel, 1890
. m. tomorrow. Members and guests
Junior Board of Commerce, Hotel An
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Put your extra cash, all of it, in
Victory Loan Bonds. 1t offers the
safest, surest road to a prosperous
future,
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lowing Usos: Executive 042s National
3431, National 0614 or Repub,ic 1927
Colored personnel may call USO. Decatur
1864, or War Hospitality, Decatur 776S.
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MoiI Free to '76 Fighters

The ranking privilege, right Of
fsending mail free Of charge, was
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Snow Shovel.
May Vanish

Cleaning snow of walks
and driveways by shovellng
may be obsolete after the war
If a new method involving the
use of pipe coils for thawing
snow gains general accept
ance. says the Plumbing and
Heating Industries Bureau.
Hot water or steam from
the heating plant is circulated
through the coils which are
imbedded in the cement side
walks.
This method was developed
for the fast removal of snow
and ice from airplane run
ways IN Canada, IT was
pointed out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Normal Value ;
In GI Bill Told
Appraisers Chief
lnterprets Clause

The pledge Of private busi-
neSSmen 10 iron out whatever
kinks show up in the practical
application of the "GI Bill of
Rights was given Saturday
by George T. Whelden. Indi-
annapolis, president of the
Society of Residential APP
pralsers.
He released a one-page in
depreciation of Reasonable
Normal Value" 10 the 5000
members OF The organized
residential appraisal profess
rTfrVF
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Appraisers
|Nedr Benqe
Banker to Speak
on Monday Night

R-A- Behee. vice president
OF the Detroit Bank. will
speak on The Bankers View
point on Mortgage Loans and
Appraisals' al the meeting OF
Greater Detroit Chapter No,
13, Society Of Residential APP
praisers. AT $50 p. m. Mon
day in Harmonic Society.
Leo A. Lesinski. president,
made the announcement Sat
urday.
There.will be a sales analy-
sis, as reflected in different
sections of the city. and w. B.
Grabendike Of FILA will
anaiyze a different type ei
building, determining [ h c
cube rate for the members.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
NoiiseQuiieting
Aids Family

Americas postwar homes
will be built with an eye
toward better Utilization Of
leisure time. according 10 a
survey conducted by a leading
building materials manufac-
turer.
Most persons planning
homes 10 cost more than
So. 900 declared they want
either a den or recreation
room. with dcnS slightly IN
the iedd.
Whether il is 10 be a den or
a recreation room. the home
planne will be wise 10 pro-
vide for certain amount OF
noise quoting in the wall and
ceiling construction, building
authorities point oui
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20


since Dec. 80, 1874, that esti-
mated c construction COST
passed the million dollar
mark, he added.
For the week ending May
13, 1914, there were 2l3 per-
mits for $453. .728.
Included i'm the 1915 span
were permits for a reinforced
concrete and brick school At
lS075 Souihlield for the Sis
ters of Mercy at S450,000, and
brick and steel sash factory
addition az $3.50 Mi Elliott
for Midland Steel Products
Co al SSS, 900.
Single and two-famllX dwell
ings numbered ~ AT S3S5. =
250 as compared with 40 al
S279. 700 for the like period
IN 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
K|utzniilk' S
Td|kMdy22
FPHA Chief Here
for Open Meeting

Citizens Housing and Plan
ming Council will hold its last
public meeting Of the season
Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the
WWJ auditorium, with Philip
Klutznick, FPHA commits
sioner, speaking.
His subject is I'VE Cannot
Win a Peace Without Hous-
ing"
During the war;" KlutZ-
nick said recently. "houslng
became n necessity and We
housed because we had to
house,
I'VE couldn't win a war
without housing; we cannot
win n peace without hous-
ing and what IL symbol.
iZes."
Klutznick holds tifet post
war housing must not become
a dispute between advocates
of public and private housing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
-UNRA Will Hear
Of Latin America

/. T. Good, associate di-
rector OF the Detroit Inter
American Center, will speak
AZ the Thursday noon meet
ing Of United Northwestern
Realty Association in Fisher
YMCA. 6. j. AnStey, program
chairman, stated Saturday.
Good recently returned
from seven years Of residence
in Latin America. His sub
iect will be Our Latin Amer
ican Neighbors."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Redltor Brokers
To Hear Ford Aide

w. F. Mueller of the Ford
Motor Co. will address mem
bers of the brokers division
Of the Detroit Real Estate
Board in Oide Wayne Club
Wednesday noon, r Bliss
Wolfe, chairman. said Satur-
day.
Mueller. who is in charge
of the aircraft trade school.
will discuss industrial Train
ing for War" Howard j. Ely,
program chairman. will pre-
sent the speaker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Skilled Men
CdNedNeed
Training Program
Speedup Asked

The time required 10 fill
urgent civilian construction
needs after the war can be
) hortened materially by
prompt expansion OF voca-
lional training programs for
The thousands of new workers
needed in the building trades.
So stated James w. Follln.
managing director Of the Pro-
iucers' Council, national or
ganization OF manufacturers
Df building materials and
equipment, Saturday.
CERTAIN LINES SHORT
"WhIIe there unquestiOn-
ably will be an ample total
supply Of labor for the con-
struction industy, the num-
ber OF skilled craftsmen
needed TO permit quality
construction will be made
quate in certain lines until
thousa nds OF newcomers
have received the necessary
training and experience"
Follin said.
Unless suitable training
programs are set up In the
immediate future, with the
aid of federal and state
funds, ID is possible that
building products may be-
come available in pie
quantity before there IL n
sufficient number OF skilled
workers to assemble them.
5000, 900 WORKERS
Tf the volume Of CON
struction, including repairs
and maintenance. ~ 10 at
tain n record breaking vUt-
ume Of SCI, 900, 900, 900 an
nually on the average.
during the five-year period
starting IL months after the
end Of the war, about g.
900. 900 workers. both on-
site and off-site. will he
required In the construction
industry.
This Is approximately 80
per cent greater employ
Inent than In 1910,
However. not NIL of the
additional workers require
special skills."
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Partitions
Superintendents Unit
TO Be Told Newest

John J. iiartnell, district
manager OF the L. ). Gypsum
GpT-Tu-Iiii-EpedK Al tfte meeting
of the Detroit Building Super
mteudentS Association al 6
p. m. Tuesday in Harmonic
Society, II B. Lsngs, secre-
tary. announced Saturday.
HartnellS talk will cover
new types Of building parti-
tions. resin emulsion paints
and aeeoHstieai materials.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Farm Apprdisdls
lobe Studied Again

The American Institute Of
Real Estate Appraisers of the
National Association of Reaf
Estate Boards VIII repeat its
farm course July 2-14.
1t will be held in Urbana. Ill,
in cooperation with the Uni
versity Of Illinois College of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
SPECIFIED WISELY

Congress wisely specified
that the veteran cannot
pay more than reasonable
normal value for the home
he buys under the home
loan guaranty Of the GI
Bill" Whelden said.
This new terminolOgy
and the official definition
have created some confu-
sion i'm the real estate busi-
ness, however.
REPLACEMENT COST
According to the sOci-
ety's Interpretation reason
able normal value contem-
plates no premium above
the replacement cost of the
property.
"We believe Congress
ably handled a complicated
job In writing a bill TO give
veterans home financing aid
together with protection
from abnormal wartime
conditions, and that the
Veterans AdminiStratio
sincerely has supplemented
the intent Of the act"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Edmund KuhImdn
To Speak thursday

Edmund d Kuhlman. past
president OF the Builders As
sociation and member OF the
city plan commission. will ad-
dress the Detroit Association
Of Insurance Agents in the
Book-Cadillac Hotel at 6 30
p. m. Thursday. Elmer Salz-
man. secretary manager Of
the group, announced Satur-
day.
KuhlmanS topic Will be
The Value OF Organization.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Outing Of Traders
tuesday Cancelled

The golf cutting and indus
TRY dinner of the Builders
and Traders Exchange at
Birmingham Golf and Coun-
try Club Tuesday has been
canceled. r, J Drummer. sec
retary manager, announced
Saturday.
'.fhiS il due Ia the cTiti-
cal illness al MIS-. William
=. Seeley whose husband
has arranged these outings
since 1926" he added.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Tip

To save ones fingers from
a hammer blow when starting
a nail or screw in hard sur
faces, il is suggested one in.
Sert the fastener in a small
strip of light cardboard which
permits il 10 be held in place
a safe distance away.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Land Developers
To Discuss Plans

Members Of the land devel-
operS' division OF the Detroit
Real Estate Board will meet
in Olde Wayne Club Friday
noon 10 complete a discussion
OF postwar plans for land de-
velopment begun al the April
meeting OF the division, Philip
{. Baker, chairman, said Sat
HfdaS.
Gerald J. Lawson Will pre-
side over the discussion
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
.R5ingIe Homes
10 Cost $4,000

Permits granted for single
family dwellings in Detroit
|totaied rs wfrh an eVa1ua Ton
|of S537 900 during the four
days ended May II. accord
bng Ia the weekly Saturday
report of John r. Stewart {,
|statistician for the Detroit
Board of Commerce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Rental Unit
Study Cited
Architect Looks
TO Postwar Era

In Detroit there is a limited
need for medium high rental
units.
So declared o. A. Lucken-
bach of the architectural firm
of O'Dell, Hulett & Lucken-
bach. in speaking on Multi
pie Dwellings After the War
at a meeting of the property
management division OF the
Detroit Real Estate Board.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
Garage Space Used

Modern home owners have
used many methods 10 make
use of every Dit of spare
space in the garage not
needed BY the family car.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

of the week
g n d ing May
l 2, l 9 4 5,
tota lie d 23l
for $l.237,6 ,632,
Joseph j p.
Wolff, build
ing commits
g T, a n
n o u n c G d
Saturday.
This is the
fFSt Wppk
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

Wash and paint window
screens before putting them
up for summer, experts ad-
wise.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
23l Permits Hit
sl,237,632
First Million Week
Since Dec. 80, 1914

Summary Of permits is
sued for new buildings, and
additions and alterations as
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20
POSTWAR PRICES

In discussing postwar con-
struction costs at the same
meeting, Richard w. Lam
brecht. vice president OF O.
w. Burke Co, general con-
tractors. stated that at the
present time the number OF
men available IN the building
industry was small.
THE shortage of men is
going to hold the cost of
labor as high. or higher,
than II il now. /" he said.
He pointed out that the cost
Of building had gone up 90
per cent since 1910
lie cited the ecarcity OF
lumber and its price, adding
right now its harder TO get
than any time during the
Mar. % r.
Lambrecht looks for eff
cheney 10 pick up az younger
men return from service 10
the building industry.
Mirrof placing should be
considered in the homes s
blueprint stage and provisions
made for them