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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Allies Can Live
Off Sddr Booty

NEW YORK, July 7 (UP) -
Germany could have carried on
the war indefinitely with equip
ment and manufacturing facilities
found by the Allies in the Saar
valley, report from Brig. Gen.
Reimel said today.
The Saar and the Rhineland
valleys have yielded tens Of thou
sands of tons of vital war material
that have been diverted TO the
use of our armies, the report said
1--WE have uncovered enough
material to practically live off
the land" the report said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
WeirtOn Adds New
Cold Reduction Mill

NEW YORK. July IA spokes-
man for the Weirton Steel Co,
said, that the firm had placed an
order with the United Engineering
& Foundry Co. for a new tandem
cold reduction mill, an addition
10 its Weirtoh, w. Va, plant. The
amount of the contract was not
disclosed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
CHURCHES EXEMPTED

Universities, churches, an d
other enterprises are likewise
exempted from bearing share
of the cost OF government AS
property is transferred from
taxable TO tax exempt owners,
the effect is 10 take a taxpayer
of the tax rolls. and to increase
The burden ON surviving tax
payers.
Similarly the disparity Of tax
treatment OF income IS. capital
gains Is acting as motive 10
induce owners TO sell income
producing property.
These broad tendencies have
been operating for many years,
but the Unprecedented height
of current tax rates greatly ln-
creaSeS the Importance OF tax
preferences. privileges, and I'M
rnipitipS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Little Unemployment
Caused by Cutbd(ks

! We cutbacks have caused COM
paratively little unemployment in
Detroit. according to figures re-
leased Saturday by Edward l..
Cushman War Manpower Com
mission director. ~
Cushman estimates that there
are 10000 Detroiters out OF work
compared to a normal Detroit job
less load of 10000
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
New York Town Plans
To Return 10 Union

TOWN LINE, N. Y, July Z
CUP)-This tiny hamlet planned
today TO return to the Union. 1t
seeded in 1861 and no record ex-
lists to show that il ever returned.
Tow. officials said formal
ceremony for the occasion prob
ably would be held in the black
smith shop where the articles Of
Secesrton Were stgned in 1861.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

POLITICIANS are running riot
with this principle, and the ef-
feet is to use the doctrine as a
means of impairing h e whole
merit, or incentive. system in
the national economy.
Not only is the progressive
principle used TO increase the
rate of taxation on personal and
corporate income. but the doc
trine has been extended to in
feet the whole national economy
with tax inequality.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Eden's Son Missing

LONDON. July 7 CUPl-Sgt.
Simon Eden. son of British Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden, is among
the crew OF an Raj plane miss
ing on an operational flight In
Burma, Il was announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
= Order Planes
Army Buys Transports
From Boeinq Co.

NEW YORK, July 7--Boeing
Aircraft Co. has received an order
from the army air forces for an
undisclosed number of C-97 trans
port planes, according to {, l..
Egtvedt, chairman.
Three types are included in the
order. One type will be fitted
with trsnsport-type seats whis
the others will be combinater
troop and cargo carriers. nv
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Progressive Tax Plan
Dangers Pointed Out
Effect Of It's Use Seen importing
Merit System in National Economy
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International News Service Economic Commentator

Students of the mareplace have discovered that historically
logical premises
The from OVERRIDING arguments and carrying
tendencies unwarraned extremes
This tendency dscernbe in the annals OF bull
keS land boomS. and commodity speculation
similar trait the realm OF political
For example is present fashionable to carry to
illogical the doctrine of the principle Of
namely taxation accordance with ability
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Stevens Calls
Wife innocent
Returned PeratrooPer
Hits Scandal Moneers

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July
OUP)-Maj. George Stevens III.
expressed unwavering confidence
IN his sultry-eyed wife, lmogene
today and predicted that any rea-
Sonable Judge and Jury would lind
that she was innoCcntly motivated
when she killed the boy friend
OF her nciehborS nurscmald.
Just returned from the Euro
pean war and strengthened by
two interviews with the Texas
-bombshclr' IN her Jail cell, the
handsome young paratrooper Saic
she had done only what amy
woman would have done.
"No judgment should be
passed upon any person which
Is based upon the gossip OF
scandal mongers and irrespon-
sible individuals, his statement
which was isSHed IN his name
by his wife'S attorney, continued.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

WASHINGTON. July 7 (UP)-
Tho WPB has revoked an order
70 keep 100 per cent freeze on
wool blankets TO fill military re-
qulrementS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
s0ea, Buddy
oErEuFz&1vMES

THIS is letter TO YOUR servicemAn' It's AL
Il about his HOME TOWN, the most important
Mace In the world TO him. Clip this letter today
sign your name at the bottom and send II to MN
Wherever he IL, he wants the news from HOME
It's up 10 you 10 mail IT,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
GASOLINE

A Coupon is-s raIlons vsld tHfc-gn
SEPT ~
HT and CT Coupons-s gallons sstt
B-a and "a Coapons-s Ta.loaf sacr
Law Requires state name and license
numbel - Vri'ter or even coupon
when received
Cas- iof soiciert--i rtiin- cav 10 90
20 cayt MueGEt ration record Tor
specified auto must bs prftsnisc ~
solder % local board Wnsrs car 10
Teriftefsc
TtTL OIL
Psriod, "a Asne s-Vals ttfo4fh
Fsrioe f.4stSe series --VE.c tnroufs
Auf 81, 1eqe
SJCAR
stanr ne Boos ytHe thrown
buf 81
LiotOR
Hatiar Roat ~ a-NtIc tfroufh
JuIF ~ for D egsr' ErHEf
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08


VANK of ssg William Thompson who fa,hered altered
those quads in he says he just wants to forget
His pretty wife here, not diyOrcins him. said
Now |%%s about m the e' Fourth thorough
II would appear tried TO get back from .anAoa n al
roast beef hamburge rcnckers who went over
rAidsd Se Closed @ noon their days supply
exhausted Lineup In the & ees % @ m me met more than
perfect day, bright hot and Lake Erie was tops
except your old friend the FISH NY
D1CN1CKERs packed Belle inland lakes And lot
were the family parties Which were so happy
because many boys home on furoughS - - n
won't them for some time NEW Ihey ~ai De Th sp @
PenonG sy S s most Of them minor They
hp US with tnconype hand brake ftuooer parts
are all synthetic
n IS 949-4e yt#q Of SOs Amera He made nae aPPfa
] SHfss ." s ms % se5as M s@ @nd the h SERIOUS rsa eennOs
srd A a#t hear their o'en m@s' eTt fee
Fourth concert Nth 10000 on hand r,.-,.
td se srss at s SseE PSf% ON the GM SoaG of
resigned 1870 to head the national defense program
THE girls are wearing pokadot Frank snatra
Kids The James Holden fund provided $4,000
Mrs Daniel sms S eshb"hoodeght patients
hat check gi,i girl. at TIN, tine on ,h
her hotel
birthday.
,lE United States is confsca,ng American automobiles when
smugge lnno not WHISKY ou' meat from
15s bg sGea Is biggest s 2 yea took % S
carried more passengers than during the last
'e'eGa1 chaTes Gsfs WILSON, president $4,000
wear takes home about Uncle Sam through with
him His represents salary plus bonus checks
rry 1rUIS bo stole 100000 from the Detroit ,oefare
n department back n 1881 rnt TO Windsor posed as henry
yo on can act that Grmv ooret here in 10 be
d cag' & 9F & go sa"d. ddm get gampeafe& e fe To- g
is ToSng c be 20. try to get them around t0""'
John W. BATTEN president of the Detroit Gas Co.. died in
j Henry Ford Hospital o a heart attack.
guilty to the Staying of his mothe was % TO S @ % - to iona
Dave Ferriss amazing 2syear-od pitcher has
Dave spent e6 months In the AAf and ne s "'
" S Ss BrirSs NAV get his release
who used to be Tiger and no" % one %u T "n S
Greenbeg in the lineup
DEsIDEs Greenberg the majors from the wars are Red
ID Runng Yans Sam West of Chicago Pete Appleton
The race track fight claiming e. races ace r.s sSry
sasSa Rcsst her is nov yTS rpDTs e: Ss Phss sboa
10 get medical from the and should be back IN
john 5scotty srachman well known in boxing circles here
died week
nETROIT has norcd into place the boolng word passed
Zoncrs Of r. Wayne the National Industrial sofbaH
Go2 Ad" SsopS Of s57 Iosq in ohinoso has Nary
6nSed Sg BENJAMIN Ptassnik Of 500 Cabot Of the First
Arg came iro Cermanv three days By ATC transport
CPr JOSEPH GREEN. issoi rnehurs writes home sta
tiouey embossed in gold with these words Adolf hitter
Munchen"
sgt Douglas Cross Clement of the Hell on wheels
1873 points and wife and children
III in fromth he Aamein line to Germany
Herbert Jacob 1922 Fleming met his WAC sister hda
In Nice France
water tender G. is home from
he Hill" ordeal
thing happened Frank s1luk so Harbough
months with the AAF was that
StOicn
VIII write week.
Sincerely,
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
CHICAGO CASH GRAIS

CHIC AGO CASH GRAIN
. CHICAGO July tINs st-WHEAT-No.
eoRRINo. yellow. 81 10; sample grade
whttr 81 i6t,
aATe-N"-f--~ white 2taT2izc No, ?
mixed T2t5c No. ! red special, 1llgc
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
SLAPS GoSSIPERS

This latter was said 10 be a
reference 20 the official report OF
Coroner Theodore +. Stelber which
said there appeared to be an
Illicit love affair between the
"BombShell' and her next door
ncighbor. Charles Milton, and she
had killed 19-ycar-old Albert 10
vacS in an aura of sex recrimi-
nations. beer drinking, and WIN
dow smashing rcprlSalS' alter a
quarrel with Mrs. Milton.
Stevens saw his luscious young
wife for the first time in almost
two years when she was his
bride or eight days - last night
and he saw her again this morn
ing for 20 minutes. She was on
one side of a barred door and he
was on the other He could hold
her hand, but he couldn't embrace
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
JAIL RULE RELAXED

after a lengthy conference
with my vile last evening
received her version Of what
-transpiFed In the Milton home"
he said. IL have no question I'm
my mind that, when all the
facts are brought 10 light be-
fore any court or jury, my wife
will be indicated and acquitted
OF any wrong doing"
Sheriff Edward A. Platt in
structcd his jailors that Maj. Ste
Yens was 10 be permitted 10 see
his wife 20 minutes daily. The
routine rule is that prisoners may
have only Two visitors week
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08
TIE DETROIT TIMES, July T. l949

HE DETKOIT IIMF-S' july y 70''
DEAR BUDDY;
THEY July they'll end the season ms ,u
~ Tigers will win the pcnnan ana O u P
Dem Buns from Brookyn-whch should be te'''N' N
Fourth July Briggs Stadium brought OUT
recovered from ma
turcd lie for innings and was hot - NO
O'NciT and let Subby CNcrmie hnSh pt'au
felt Benton should press much on the "eah,cu E
Benton seemed TO have lost none o' ln a "
had before has accident
MOST eooI 10 the city on the o"h 'fe HH '
W 1yosal bu Abdi Asi. Of tho Arabian dcgd'lon 10
San FraHcco The bUrHoos siop!d 'oUo {" We
Sta,r b the scarcity Of meat problem HIS hghness eats
red meat encourage had chicken and roast "h V
NJ, oests f tb Chrer Corp rsied the pyorng grounds hce
Of DCtTof rffRtS OF me
A teoytd them the Stet4er ha4tfooH4
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-08

X7ANK O, the week is sgt William Thompson who fathered
those ouads in England he just wants to forget
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
Dinner and Social
at Methodist Church

PLANS HAVE BEEN com
pleted for potluck dinner to be
held Tuesday evening, February
13, at $50 o'clock at the Meth
odist church. Host for the even
ing will be Bud" VanDerhagen
and hostesses are Mrs. Robert
Miller and Mrs. Kenneth Corby.
After the business meeting there
will be get-acquainted pro-
gram especially arranged to wei
come new members.
JOSEPH E. CHARBENEAU,
who was shot the opening day
of deer season, and has been
confined for two months and a
half at Grayling Mercy Hos
pital, is convalescing at his
home, $50 Ormsby street.
FRED HENCH is a patient at
Harper hospital, where he UNI
derWent a serious eye operation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
Teachers Hold
Valentine Party

THE MOUNT EMEN S
Teachers Club held a Valentine
party last evening in the girls
gymnasium of the High school.
Fifty-five members and guests
were pre- emit. The teachers
were the hosts and guests were
welcomed by the following COM
mittee: Rosemary Scott, Hulda
Daeubler and Virginia Nc
Keatchie.
The mixer" committee con-
sisted of: Elizabeth Grocer,
Dorothy Sheldon and Kathryn
Hughes.
Refreshments were served in
the cafeteria by committee
headed by Virginia Mallory,
Irene Klein and Pauline Ferry.
Margaret Rayburn, 4 'acher
at the Macomb school and Rich
ard Edward, high school coach,
were crowned the King and
Queen of Hearts.
Lois Harper led the Sweet
heart sing" The general chair
man of the evenings affair was
Harriet Ellicott.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
Army Captain
AddressesClass

CAPT. l.. NJ. RITTENBERG,
psychiatrist with the Medical
Corps at Selfridge Field, adj
dressed the current training
class of Gray Ladies at Red
Cross headquarters on Walnut
street on Thursday afternoon.
Z Recently returned from over
seas duty, Capt. Rittenberg had
much of interest TO report on the
the conventional upbringing of
soldiers, now thrust into the
abnormalities Of war. He stated
that the personal touch of the
Gray Ladies is even more inn
portant than the work of doctors
and nurses, in adjusting them
pSychologically. Gray Ladies
are identified in the sick SOL
diers' minds with their mothers,
and their work is of great inn
portance, psychologically.
MRS. NORM AN McINER-
NEY entertained the st. Anne's
Guild Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frances Frank won the
house prize. The next meeting
will be held at Mrs. Franks
home, February 81, at 8 o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave
FORD M. lSWINEY, 20 Fifth

FORD M. lSWINEY. 20 Fifth
street. to- February q.
DONALD TR UNI B L E, st.
Clair Shores, to February 20.
GEORGE GRABSKI, Route 3,
Utica, to February 10.
WILLIAM F. KELLER, New
Baltimore, to February "a.
WALTER j. HOVIS, st. Clair
Shores, to March 10.
WILLIAM c. COUNTS, "a
McGovern street to Febru-
airy %.
THEODORE BEYE RLEIN.
121 So Highland, to March 5.
EARL I. KEIDEL, New Ha-
ven, to February IS.
HUGH F. KELLY, Richmond,
to February II.
JAMES E. COLBY, Roseville,
to March /.
MELVIN A. WILLIAMS, 1920
Lidke, to February 20.
CLAYTON billiard, 223
Court street, to February "a.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
w ord Club
Adds Voice Charm
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Staff Writer

TO OVERCOME that charm
de-Spoiler-a monotonous voice
put punch into your thoughts
and your speech will pack more
of wallop. Then shine up your
speech with what passes for lus-
ter-arresting new words, add
ed to your vocabulary.
To find out if your voice Is
monotonous, narrator Nora Stir
ling, whose winning manner of
speech on "Serenade to Amer
let" charms radio audiences,
suggests that you have a record
ing made in photograph store
where this service is quite often
available. Played back, you'll
find out what you want TO !-noW.
'If monotony greets your
ears" says Nora, go after new
thoughts to pep up your speech.
Clean them from reading, study
ing, attending lectures, concerts,
museum exhibits, new friends"
To increase your repertoire Of
new words, which put sparkle
into speech, Nora suggests MAX
ing it practise to pick up one
day from the dictionary. You'll
find your new knowledge and
interests will give you an en-
thusiasm that will color your
voice,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09

SIP. sc EDWARD j. DUBAY,
Jr.. and wife Betty returned o
Chicago after spending 10 days
With parents and friends here.
Seaman DuBay is an instructor
al the Fire Control school At
Great Lakes Naval Training sta
ton.
PFC. JOSEPH Lohrstorfer,
who was wounded in France on
Jan. 5. is recovering satiSfactor-
lily in an Army hospital IN
France, according 20 word re-
ceived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Lohrstorfer, 2l44
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
New Baltimore Home Nursing
Class Awarded Certificates

NINETEEN MEN have
completed Red Cross Home
Nursing training in the second
class held at New Baltimore, ac-
cording to Mrs. Margaret Beine,
r. NJ, teacher.
The course, held at New Bal
timore High school, included 20
hours of training and an exam
ination. Pins and certificates
will be awarded members OF the
class from area headquarters Of
Red Cross in st. Louis, Mo.
Glass m m bers and their
teacher will gather at Vernier's
Grill in New Baltimore for din
ner on Tuesday evening, in cele-
bration of completion of the
course. going on to the home of
Mrs. Kenneth Hill, one of the
members of the class, for the
evening.
Mrs. Beine's records list the
following women as eligible for
their pins and certificates:
Mrs. Evelyn Chockley, Mrs.
Sadie B a k er, Mrs. Phoebe
Becker, Mrs. Theresa Golden
bogen, Mrs. Marie Marsh, Mrs.
Dorothy Colt, Mrs. Hill, Mrs.
Martha Manser, Mrs. Gladys Le-
Fevre, Mrs. Marie Fritz, Mrs.
Laura Matthews, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gabriel, Mrs. Betty Huebner.
Mrs. Frances Baer, Mrs. Ruth
Girard, Rosalie Rivard, Mrs.
Ruth Williamson, and Mrs. Cath
crime Weisenburgner, all of New
Baltimore; and Mrs. Ann Cur
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
= UM The Colo,s X

Colman. A brother, Pvt. John
LohrStorfer is on overseas duty
with the u S. Infantry.
PFC. DON BALL, who is sta
toned somewhere in Germany,
is observing his birthday ami
versary today. This day also
marks the end of the fourth
year of service in the US.
Army, IA months of which was
served overseas. He is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Ball, 90
Avery street.
PFC. STEVE~A. POLUTANO-
VICH, 2946l Schoenherr road
has been assigned 10 quarter
master truck company in the
Motor Transport Service of the
Persian Gulf Command W ii n
headqua ters at Andlmeshk,
Iran, hauling war goods over the
toughest and most dangerous
stretch on the supply route to
Russia. I'll Motor Transport
Service of the Persian G. u {
Command, after transporting
more than 100000 tons of war
supplies through the historic
country, has been officially dis
solved, its mission accomplished.
STAFF SGT. VERNET F. De-
HAVEN of Mount Clemens, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. DeHaven,
rs Ahrens street, was men,
Der Of the crew of Jenny
Rebel" PAT 7 hu n d r b o t,
which was recently declared
unfit for further combat after
1876 missions out of a fighter
bomber base in France.
CPL. ALTER DZIESZ-
KOWSKI of Route 2 is a men,
Der of the hospital staff at one of
the largest US. Army General
hospitals in France, according
to a release received today. 1t
is the 21st General hospital,
sponsored by the Washington
University School of Medicine
of st. Louis, Mo.
PAUL JAMES POM TER,
A/C, son of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard E. Pillivant, 84l2 Macomb
street, has left for Great Lakes,
Ill. for boot training.
STAFF SGT. WILLIAM A.
MELDDRUM, JR., son of Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Medium,
Sr. of 81 Macomb street, is cur
rently assigned to the AAF Re-
distribution Station at Santa
Ana Army Air Field, Calf. Sgt.
Meldrum, gunner aboard an
AGO in the European theatre Of
operations, entered service Dec.
20, 1941, and went overseas ~
February, 1914. He has been
awarded the Air Medal with IL
Oak Leaf clusters and the Euro
pean theatre ribbon with two
battle stars.
COL. HAROLD j. RAU, for
merly stationed with the First
Pursuit Group at S lfridge
Field, has assumed command of
Dover Army Air Field, a release
states today. Credited with
five enemy airplanes
during "a combat missions, Col.
7au, age "a, spent four years as
pilot of BIZ and Bib bomb
,rs in the European theatre of
operations, FLOWING his year at
,elfridge Field. His wife, the
ormer Alice E.. Wyant of De-
roit, is now a WAC technician
fifth grade on duty somewhere
n France. She was one of the
irst WACs assigned to duty in
Jorth Africa. They were mar
led in June, 1889 in Mount
,lemens- Col. Rau, who wears
he Silver Star, the Distinguish
d Flying Cross with two oak
eat clusters, and the Air Medal
With eight oak leaf clusters, sew
raj months ago met his wife in
Naples by chance, when their
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
Club Group Meets
at Ruehle Home

THE 8-BELLES met Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Milton
Ruehle as hostess at her home
on Michigan avenue. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Robert Lig-
gett, Mrs. Stanley Dubay, Mrs.
Willard Kidd and Mrs. Frank
Engelhardt.
Mrs. Harold Schmidt will be
the club members next hostess
at her home on South River
road on February %.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
FlOWers-Behnke
Engagement Told

THE ENGAGEMENT of Betty
Jane Flowers, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Flowers of Han
cock, Md, and Pfc. Martin Will
liam Behnke of Mount Clemens
is announced today.
Pvt. Behnke is the son of Mrs.
Norman Behnke on Route Two
and the late Martin Behnke. He
is stationed at Flintstone, Md.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
Mothers Club Meets

THE MOUNT CLEMENS Blue
Star Mothers will meet Monday,
February II, at 1880 o'clock at
the Masonic Service ter,
above Bannow's Drugstore,
65l y North Walnut street. All
eligible mothers are invited to
attend. CO m m j t tee appoint
ments will be made.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09

ran and Mrs. Marie Smith OF
Mount Clemens.
Mrs. Beine has notified Miss
Alice Tucker, county Home
Nursing chairman, that she will
teach another Home Nursing
class as soon as a sufficient num-
Der of registrations Is listed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09

ELECTRIC LIVING Have you ever stopped to think
how many of your comforts depend electricity? And
many electric devices promised for after the
In addition to your electric refrigerator washer,
cleaner, radio, range and many other electric
televson FM radio, Auorescent lighting air condition
ing frozen food storage automatic laundres and cleo
trio water heating Money invested in War Bonds
will be available later to pay for postwar helps to
easier living
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-09
Golden -Anni;ver,a,u

MIR AND MRS CHARLES SCHMIDT of Anchor Bay Shores
celebrated their saith wedding
The couple honored at dinner party celebrating the
cason at the home of their
Ernest Reinhold, Jefferson reception buffet
held in the which
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-09
Stock Gains
Mark We Day

NEW YORK. May 8 (UP)-The
stock market took We Day in its
stride after a brief reaction and
moved higher on a broad front.
Dealings lightened compared with
recent sessions.
AZ first the market was highly
selective. There was some selling
In the so-called war groups and
some buying in the peace issues.
Finally traders stepped in and
bought indiscriminately but in
modest amounts. War and peace
stocks showed a majority Of plus
signs when the session ended.
The day began with a two-min-
ute pause for silent prayer.
Otherwise there was no indication
that the European enemy of World
War II had unconditionally sur
rendered. Trading was very or
derly and demonstrations in the
financial district were brief and
lacked boiSterousnesS
Gains in stocks ranged TO more
than 2 points NonferrouS metal
issues were the strongest with
new highs in International Nickel
and American Smelling. Anaconda
equaled its high. SteclS held
steady TO firm.