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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
NAu-uD SuIuDX1UI1UH to
Al OJI1 SHIAo v ASA Veterans Questions
O-Can a servicemnn's wife 20
VI 10 school on the CT Bill Of

O-Can a serviceman's wife 20
VI 10 school on the CT Bill of
Rights Mrs. NJ. j.
A serviceman's wife Is not
entitled TO the CT benefits. un-
less -ef eouFse-she has herself
been in the armed forces and is
a veteran In her Own right and
meets the eligibility require
ments set forth in the CT bill.
Q-What rights Ia deferment
Of payment Of federal income
taxes does seryiceman have:
Cpl. w. w. s.
A serviceman on duty
March Is outside the conti-
mental l.. S.. or al sea, does not
have 10 file his income tax re-
turn until the 18th day Of the
fourth month after themonthtn
which he returns 10 the United
States. II. prior 10 the eXpira-
tion OF the grace period after
his return. he is again sent over
seas, he can forget the return
until he comes back 10 the
States. A serviceman who does
file. but whose income has been
impaired by reason Of his mill
tary service so that payment of
the tax now would work hard
ship on him. can ask for defer
ment. He should attach 10 his
return the reason for his re-
quest The collector OF internal
revenue can accept that in
formal statement or can, If he
chooses, send the serviceman a
form 10 be filled out on the
basis of which payment may be
deferred up to six months after
the serviceman is demobilized,
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Write Today

This is The Detroit Times
information service on GI
matters of all kinds. Answers
Will be furnished 10 questions
on family allowances, allot-
ments. compensation claims,
standardization. hospitaliza-
iion. vocational training. re-
emp o y m Q n I, educational
rights, insurance, pensions.
loans. civil service preference
rights, incom tax defer
ments. soldiers and sailors
civil relief, veterans efsahi-
zation, legislation-anYthing
pertaining 10 the needs and
welfare. rights and privileges
of servicemen and women,
veterans and their depend
entS.
Address: At Your Service
Bureau. Times Square, De-
troit 81, Mich; give your
name and address clearly
written, and enclose a Scent
postage stamp for reply. A
confidential. personal reply
will be sent TO you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

enough 10 meet expenses. My
husband Ia a seaman lie ana
can't send homo any money.
Where can I get help?--Mrs.
". n.
A-Your husbands base pay
is S84 a month, plus 20 per cent
for foreign duty, or a total OF
Si00.80 per month He has only
SD deducted from his pay for
Your m / y allewances-lt
would seem that ne could read
ily make you voluntary Class
r allotment of pay Of an addi-
tional sum that would relieve
the situation.
Q-Can an enlisted man who
IL disqualified for overseas duty
due to his health, get a dis
charge from the army ~ ne
promises TO get war jobY
What IL the procedure to he fol-
lowed In such case Il r.
A-The enlisted man may not
request a discharge TO accept
employment in essential indus-
try. All action must be taken
by the responsible head OF the
firm or agency which will en-
ploy the enlisted man If he IS
discharged. The company should
write 10 the Headquarters,
Army Service Forces, Indus
trial Personnel Division, Labor
Branch. War Department.
Washington 25, d. C., for an
information bulletin describing
the procedure TO be followed.
This bulletin will not be gwen
TO enlisted men.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

wife's life, too. has become more
complicated with outside duties
and social obligations than in
grandmother's day. Finally the
problems of educating the chill
dren grow more complicated
with each generation. For two
people to adjust themselves on
all these matters is surely a
strain on human nature.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
WALTER WNCHELL 1s On

NEW YORK Novelette,: 1t
~ happened the other Sab
bath afternoon near a Fire
Island beach.
A plane flew low and sud
denly zoomed into a dive and
disappeared into the Atlantic.
Local residents OF the sum-
mer village gathered about to
ZIP search in vain.
But a wing OF the plane was
Thrown high on the beach-as
were some Of the personal ef-
fects of the pilot.
The locals found some photo
graphs OF kin.
Also a folded bit OF paper cit
ing the pilot for bravery in
action in the south Pacific.
And some one found his wal
let-with his name-"Lt. B. T..
Goldstein."
1t lay a stones throw from a
signpost which read: You are
now entering Seaview, a re-
stricted community"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

or war ends. whichever comes
first.
Q-My husband has been In
the navy since May p, 1914.
We have two children ages 8
years and II months. | find II
very hard 20 live on such
small income. am under the
dictOr's care and do not have
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Brain Game Answers

The U.S.S. Hornet.
2-(a) True, tb) False. II was
the other way around. They
ate the oysters.
3-One and quarter miles.
4-"Holy Matrimony."
5-Nevada.
6-(a) is correct.
Franz LisEt.
Sit is not. The heat Is 30
great the hydrogen and osy-
gen cannot combine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

trouble between them.
For my mothers $ sake. have
tried 10 60 more than halfway
10 be friends with him. but IL
seems she just can't change his
attitude.
If there is an. occasion where
the whole family is invited. he
refuses 10 go If am going to
be there also.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

REUNION tBy Don Wahnl:
~ Her man comes home today
the strain is done :. The
vigil kept-the ceaseless prayers
all heard And now there
Will be time for simple fun /. ..
For love can rise from out a
world Of hate And laughter
still can ring along lane
And two who left their destiny
with fate. Are free again of
heartbreak and OF pain
There should be hope In episodes
like this That time will turn
the very strongest tide :. That
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
DEAR MARY HAWORTH:

DEAR MARY HAWORTH:
HAVE a stepfather with
4 whom I can't get along very
well.
And have young mother
and ] like 10 see her.
I enjoy going TO the movies
with her occasionally. or just
going over 10 visit her.
But every time ! do, IL starts
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
HOLLYWOOD has had Glass A
II and Class B pictures for

HOLLYWOOD has had Class A
H and Class B pictures for
some time. However, il is only
recently waii decided to
classify hula dancers. Now there
are Class A hula dancers and
Class B hula dancers. Looks as
if Honolulu is not going 10 de-
pend entirely on the beach at
Waikiki TO attract the postwar
tourist ,=trade.-The Ha wsfi
Bureau of Labor statistics de-
scribeS a Class A hula dancer
as being "a young but eXperi-
enced worker who generally
performs barefoot and usually is
scantily attired. The most COM
mon apparel being a leaf dress
or a sarong.
TO-DAY was introduced to a
Il Young woman who had her
fingernails painted blue. She
said that on the Fourth OF July
she painted her nails red, white
and blue. / didn't ask her If she
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

IT IS suggested that. when =,
i patient RECEIVERS from an at
tack Of rheumatic fever and !S
free from fever. swelling and
pain in the Joints. and other
symptoms. that the administrs-
ton salfsnomide druRs-be
started and continued az inter-
walls for at least FIVE years and
even longer in young children.
Some patients have been re-
ported 10 have taken the drug
daily for a period OF years with
no harmful results. OF course,
such treatment should always
be carried out under the di-
rection of the physician
II would seem that this
method of preventing rheu-
matte fever is quite worth
while and may do much 10 pro-
long the lives OF those subject
to this type OF heart disorder.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
r.. DURLING

The rose is fairest Dhen tbs
budding neU.
And hope is brightest When 10
dnmns from fears,
The rose IS sWeetest Udshed IN
morning der,
Ard ious is ioreliest when
smbaLmed IN tears.
Scott.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29
Connolly Answers

1-(c). 2-(a. 3-(c). 4-(a).
5-(a). 6--(a) melon: tb)
wine tct soup; tdt pear;
(e) cheese.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

painted them green on ST. Pat
rick's Day, but no doubt she
does.
Wages for women In Great
Britain now average the eQuiva-
lent OF about Sl3 a week. This
is twice as much as the average
British female was paid in 1898,
You could show this 10 your
secretary the next time she
asks for a raise.
ONE DR.. c. c. Little OF Bangor,
" Me. is said TO be preparing
10 make an extensive study of
the comparative influence OF
heredity and environment. Is
reported that in his experiments
DR.. Little will use dogs. Some
of these dogs are to be isolated
Immediately after birth. They
Will be placed in compartments
and see no other dogs nor any.
human beings. This strikes me
as being extreme cruelty TO ami
mais. If a private citizen in
New York City treated a dog
that way the society for the
prevention OF cruelty TO animals
would have him arrested.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. sub
1 scriber speaks highly of
Greenwich style clam chowder.
Never heard of il. 1t is be-
ginning TO appear there are
more kinds of clam chowder
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-29

sulfonamide preparations has
reduced respiratory diseases as
much as 80 10 90 per cent, and
streptococcus infections IS per
cent. The number of rheumatic
fever cases also~Was reduced
greatly ,.-
Evening star., 1945-06-20

this wrereeorded AAF show changes time.
4 B.29 raid on Japan and sirsea rescue over
me North Sea are heard.
VOL. ,0:00-"1he Fight Against Burns
drsmaiized.
W0P. t0:00-Emerpis from Carmen"
VOL. 10:30-New time for this quiz show
W0P. t0:30-Allan Jones visits
Evening star., 1945-06-20
on the AIR TONIGHT.

WI0P, 8:0O-BHsn Aherne as, Leslie Char.
tens' The Saint in q new series Of mystery
stories.
WPC. 8:30-Wllism Frswley sppesD.
WTOP, S:30-Jean Hersholt speaks from
Denmark.
Evening star., 1945-06-20

WMAl. 8:30-The National symphony with
Percy Granger Is soIois, plays 1xhsikowskys
Piano Concerto in B Flat
WpC, 9:00-Ann Sheridan drops in.
WMAl. 9:30-A new weekly comedy 70.
nance about . girl named Jones and n
turned soldier.
WMAL, i0:00-5en. Ira eaker guests IS
Evening star., 1945-06-20
AaAMxG'

Fssr Building Material Stores
18Th g Y SIS. NE. 1905 Nichols Ave. ST.
5o25 Ga. Ave NV. FsiIs Church. vvs'a's
Evening star., 1945-06-20
A Scoop!
Screen
Wire

On sale starting 8 AM. ts-
morrow at all our stores.
Galvanized, 16-mesh
4e per square foot
50-sq.-ft. roll TO customer
Widths "A" to 81"
Limited quantity.
No phone orders
No deliveries
MAm<vaeNn~MzsxAr
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Open Cold Room

Completion OF a unique new
cold room for storage and dis
pensing Of quick-frozen foods
has been announced hy Deep
freeze Detroit. Inc. Detroits
original store selling frozen
foods exclusively.
The modern col room. meas
uring "a feet b Ia feet. was
designed especially for the
Dcepfreeze store. and is be-
lieved 10 be the only one Of its
kind The room provides for
combination storage. dispensing
and display Of frozen food prod
ucts, holding temperatures Of
between. 5 and s degrees below
zero. Foods in stock arc dis
played in two large, built-in
windows behind FIVE thickncsScs
Of glass.
According 10 r " Walker.
president Of the distributorship.
the cold room eliminates base
ment storage and extra han
dllnf OF frozen foods.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Stocks Show
Uneven Trend
Wright Aero Up 5;
Leading Steels Ease

NFW YORK. Feb. - lUP)-
Trading ltCh,cned and prices
moved irrcgularly In the short
session on the stock market
today.
Most issues moved narrowly
around the previous close while
>electivc operations in a handful
Of shares brought gains Of as
much as 3 points i'm Wright Aero
and losses running 10 4 points
In Penn Dixie Cement preferred
which made a new low AZ 81.
/ Leading steel issues oaScd frac-
itionally A. NJ RvcrS preferred
made new high at 90 up ] y
points. Proft-taking came into
the nontcrroUS metals that rc-
Gently had wide gains. American
Smelling. one OF these lost more
than a point Calumet and liccla
/ lost a full point on action Of
directors IN halylng the dividend
( Missouri Kansas Texas pre-
ferred gained more than a point,
10 a new high and Norfolk and
Western rose a point in an other
wise narrowly iyrCgular railroad
section
New highs Wcrc made by Amer
|iCan Stores. American Water
Works CmoSt active issue traded.
Dow Chemical General Electric
Gulf OIL. Hercules Powder, Lch-
man Corp. Midland Steel Products
preferred, pan-Amcrican AirwayS
land international Silver.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
SWPC Directory

Distribution 20 prime war
contractors OF a directory list
ing production capabilities of
approximately 2.400 smaller
manufacturing firms IN Mlchi-
gan and northern Ohio is near
Ing % mpletion. il was an
nounced today by Milton A..
Holmes, SWPC regional direC-
tor. Copies also have been
supplied directly to the pro-
curement services.
"The directory was prepared, y
Holmes said, ito meet the wide
spread demand from larger
contractors for lists Of sub
contracting sources. IL contains
information COnceT Ing all
plants in the region which were
registered with the agency IN
Dee ee-ASspplemeHtary sheets,
giving data for additional plants
which list their facilities with
SWPC. will be issued periodi-
cally."
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Buell. Die "a Net
Set al S119,246

Buell. DE and Machine Co. for
the year ended Oct 81, shows a
net profit Of S119.246, after all
charges and provisions Of Sl3l 800
net for federal income and cN-
cess profits taxes. equal 10 26
cents per share on the 100000
shares of 81 par value common.
Clearance from liability for eX-
ccsSive profits for the 1914 fiscal
year has been recommended by
the local price adjustment board,
subject TO approval by the COM
mandlng officer of the central
district.
Revised net -prciiLler- the pre-
ceding year was Sl29,532 or %
cents per share, after federal
taxes Of S2l5,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Farmers M arket

FRUITS-Apples Bedwins, No !, 81 5of
. s. A5-Ib bu Delicious. NJ. !. - 500"
ass Abb bu Northeastern Greenings.
40 l. S225a2S5 45-Ib hu Rhode Island
Gss1laSs Jdnslsaas No No. aa$75 y 35$zs tsS S sS SS
Mcintosh No s. 5oa2s5 an. bq
bu Steelcs Rcd 80 I sass 45-b uo.
VEGETABLE GREENs-Lecss. No. l.. 81"
L.TTrTTTV'cE MD SALAD GRErys-Lrst lev.
E"Sry 4fS heGSS eoSSsc Ne So 80 5G F1rac Frroea
cndlvc ho5housc. fancy. 81 5-io box No. !,
VEGETABLES tMisccllaneouS Beets
toppcd No A. Sial Is bu. Cabbage. MOI
81 25@l5O sob bu.. red. fancy, 81 Is
bu. No /, Sl.75m2, curly 30. 4. So"
Sl25 bu Carrots topped fancy 81 IS
but No l. 81 25ml So celery Root No
! s2g25 50 6u Horse-radish. 80. l sac
20. sob sack No, !, medium, 81 900
Le, root. fancy 81 bu.; SO 81 25@l so.
istocs No SOi' i3 o. iooS Ssck Rsdishcs,
red. hothOuSc Slal 90 doz. bchs black,
70 81 5o2i Is eu Rhgbsrb, .,s hC,hGgse. US,
small, Sl.5O doz hChS Rutabagas. No !,
Sl@t 25 bu Hubbard No 9Oc@Sl Is
bu Turnips. topped fancy Sl.75 bu No.
/, 81 25W ! 50 bu Vegetable oysters, no.
EGGs-Fx,rs large si7 20 so-dol case
large. Si272 medium $lls2
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25


As a consequence of this error,
they vie with one another to ex-
aggerate the high degree Of per-
fection which will prevail in the
material world after the armi-
Stice, ignoring the maladjust-
mentS. disparities, and exhaus-
ton. which grow out of wartime
strains and inflationary fiscal
policy.
Some promise 57.0O0.000 jobs.
others talk of $4,000, 900 Jobs, and
still another expresses the view
that there Should-and he implies
that there will under the right
kind of politics-always be more
jobs than workers.
The implication of such bally-
hoo is that there will be no real
cost OF the war. which, on the
other hand, will be the prelude 10
greater prosperity than this
country has ever experienced.
MoonShinc and blue sky are
eternally popular, but in Wal
Street, persons who accept propa-
ganda uncritically arc called
suckers.
Satisfaction is the ratio Of what
you get compared with what you
expect.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Engineers Meeting

The Swedish Engineers So
ciety Of Detroit celebrated the
organizations 22d anniversary
with a dinner party Saturday
evening at the Wardell-Shera-
ton Hotel
Valentine Tallberg. president,
presided al the dinner program.
which honored the Hon. Costa
Oldenb1rg, consul general for
Sweden Of Chicago, and Vice
Consul and Mrs. Carl Berglund
of Detroit, Andrew +. Rylander
was POSTMASTER.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

American free system by outpro-
ducing the miitariSt nations at
their own specialized game, and
are, with other nations, in process
Of inflicting a thorough-going de-
feat on the rowdy nations.
AMERICANS EXCELLED
1t was regrettable that gang
Ster nations DETECTED US from our
civilized and constructive course.
but il is a matter OF pride to
Americans that our men and ma
chimes, on the fighting side as
well as on the production lines.
eXcelled during this current alb
normal detour from normal !
living.
If a consolidated balance sheet
is drawn up for the world as a
whole. this widespread killing IN
der inter-governmental auspices
imposes a heavy cost on civilized
nations. BY appraiSing the cost
and preparing 10 handle il. we
put ourselves in position 10
achieve sound solutions Of the
delicate problems Of reconvcrsion
and reconstruction.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
More Mail
United Air Lines Reports
421o Gain in January

An estimated 1.750,625 ton
miles of air mail were flown over
United Air Lines system IN Jan
uary. a gain of 42 per cent over
the first month of 1914. according
to {. =. Graddick, United's. direc-
tor of air cargo
Express ton-mileS for the month
were 350, 9S5, up 10 per cent as
compared with January, 1914
Graddick reported. He added that
Unltcd'S fleet of cargolinerS, as
signed exclusively TO mail-cXpreSS
operations, currently JrC- account
ing for 1S,45S miles of flying
daily. out of 100. .000 mics Of daily
operations scheduled for the com
pany'S entire feet
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Air Discount
P'ennsy Central Scrip
Holders Benefit

Pennsylvania Airllncs has re-
ceIved approval and will now give
"a , per cent reduction in all one
way fares to holders of scrip cards
and those on government business,
-Janes Mccullough. Detroit dis
trlct traffic manager revealed
Saturday. He said that to. his
knowledge this is the first per
mission granted for such a dis
count, although several lines have
applied 20 CA Tor apDrONal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
What S New
In Business
Business Men Favor
On Spot Surplus Sale


The postwar hu-aboo of many
American businessmen is the
prospect o. having 20 sell their
goods in a market cluttcd with
surplus army matcriel
For example. truck makers
feel yer, strongly that ait would
accrue to the benefit OF the
entire nation If trucks, left over
on V-Day. are disposed Of on
the ypot-in other words. sold
in foreign countries where they
were last used
Plane manufacturers iccl INC
same way.
The army service forces re-
portedly lean toward this plan
Tor an entirely different reason.
They would use surplus mate
rialS 20 Salve the injured fccl-
incs in other countries For
example. il a bcSeIGed town IS
battered during A seige, a mill
tary disposal board could pre-
sent the mayor OF the town with
several hundred trucks and
other equipment as compcnSa-
ton.
While that is a Simplincd
example. such procedure could
help a LOT tn cement good post
war relations
Don't forget that al the
equipment supplied Russia,
France and Britain under lend-
lease rCvcrtS 10 this country
zfrpr fhn war
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
HouddiIIe- Hershey
Votes Two Payments

fIoudaille Hershey Corp. has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF 62i2 cents on class a
payable March 81 to stock of
record March 20, and also, a divi-
dend Of Is cents on class b, pay
able April Ia to stock of record
April 4. A similar amount was
paid on each issue in previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
MiCromati( Hone
Earnings Gain

aMicromatic Hone Corp. Satur-
day reported that net profits for
the six months ended Jan. 81
totaled $2l3.293, equal TO S1.49
per share, as compared TO S205. Z,
677, or Sl.6l a share. for IN |
same period year earlier.
Share earnings for the l945 Pc
riod are based on l33,095 common
shares, after deducting preferred
dividend requirements.
For the 1914 period, the share
earnings are computed on l27 ,335
capital shares.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Budd Wheel 10 Pay
Dividend Of IS Cents

Budd Wheel Co. Saturday de
clared a dividend OF Is cents on
the common, payable March ID
Ia holders Of record March ). In
1914 the firm made three pay
mentS Of y cents each in June
November and December.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Fears U. S. Unprepared
To Enter Peace Era
Politicians Blamed for Misleading
Meaning Of Wartime Statistics
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
International New, Service Economic Commentator

cnc remarked that the lesson history that
nothing from history.
AS matter Of fact there tendency the part
each to find things experience
Although the aftermath Of World War still fresh
of mddeaged people there growing
shall enter the postwar period intellectually unprepared
This in part from the tendency of politicians
the meaning OF the swollen statistics
represents detour from normal economic activity.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
DIsMLUSIoNMENT SEEN

If the people are miScducatcd
10 anticipate in the wake of war
and imitation a nonstop boom,
the degree Of disillasionment,
even in the event of customary
postwar rcadjuStmentS, may be
needlesSly great. II should not DO
forgotten that il was disilluSion-
ment and war WEAKNESS after
World War | which made the
Italian people ripe for the regime
Of the opera bouffe politician
Benito MusSolini, whose program
offered the common man SurceaSc
from personal responsibility for
his own welfare.
A more mature attitude. II
seems 10 me, is that war is dirty
business. which was forced on u,
by the -dePFedatfons -of[tt1r .S,azTS
and the JaPS. We demonstrated
the fleXibility and vitality of the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Is Cents on Common
Voted by Studebaker

Studebakcr Corp. has declared
& dividend OF - cents on the com
mon. payable March 29 10 stock
OF record March II. The same
amount was paid March 81 last
year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Clayton, Lambert Mig
Increases Dividend

Clayton e. Lambert Mfg Co.
has declared dividend Of IS
cents. payable March Q to holders
of record Feb. 2S. The previous
payments were 20 cents quarterly
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Trend of Sales

SEw YORK Feb 24-SAles on tho S'S
Yurk Stock Exchange tocsy totAied $40 GOO
shares
Biz hoard sales throughout the tsv
OpPn 10 II 90 100000 shares
!. 90 -ia-s...sA- asn GOO sfsrrs
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Capital City Products
Again Pays 25Cents

Capital City Products Co. has
declared dividend Of 25 cents
on the common, payable March
10 To stock Of record March 2.
The same amount was paid IN
previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Detroit Stocks

Dividend IN the tortfoint table srs the
amounts paid IN iSa4 unless dssirnatsd hy
sn Astsrisk. N which rass the dividend wAs
paid ~ PAYABLE IN iSas and eonsthate, ths
fetal smeunt paid or the stock this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Satisfaction is the ratio Of what
you get compared with what you
pxDapt
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-15
GoodfeIlOws
Ask For Doll
Contributions

The doll committee of the Wy
andotte Goodfenows is sending out
is annual plea for dolls to provide
a merrier Christmas for the under
privileged children of the city.
Mrs. E L. Roach. doll committee
Chairman, is asking that all organ
izationS contributing dolls have
them at her home, 273l Biddle, by
December 10 or sooner.
For more than two decades the
local Goodfellow organization has
Carried on its work of providing
happier Yuletides for the less for
tunate of the city.
Through the selling of newspa-
perS on Wyandotte streets lust
prior 20 Christmas money is OBJ
tanned Whereby food, clothing, and
children's gifts are purchased.
These items are arranged in store
fashion at a central point, which
this year will be the No. 1 fire
station. where families may "pur-
chase" them during a three-day
sale.
Social workers visit homes