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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
What $ New
In Business
Britain Seeking
u. S. Living Standard
BY WARD SCHULTZ

A surprising number of busi-
nesSmen were greatly upset by
the turn of events in Great
Britain. feeling that the election
of labor government over
there presaged an abrupt turn
10 the left that will prove little
short of calamitous.
To say that no movement 10
the left is in the offing would
be ridiculous, but a recent state
ment by the Hon. Herbert Nor
rison, new leader Of the govern
ment in the House of Commons,
should prove most reassuring.
He said:
what we seek 10 do In this
country In TO eliminate those In
terests which oppose IL and as
sist those which will help 20
create q standard of living in
this country a. high as the
standard of living in the United
States"
II seems 10 me that Morrison
Is intelligent enough 10 realize
that our high standard of living
was not achieved under radical
leftist leadership but rather
through the development OF a
remarkably efficient system OF
mass production as exemplified
by Detroits own auto industry.
Perhaps our British friends
learned more in Detroit than
mass production Of munitions!
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Balloon for Sale

Would you like TO buy bar
rage balloon at 81 a yard a?
Att kidding aside, Aviation
News reports that the RFC has
declared $50 Of them as surplus
and is offering them for sale
empty.
The material has been found
suitable for raincoats. roofing
for trailers, tents, tarpaulins,
aprons or wherever water
proof covering is necessary.
The balloons which once
floated over defense plants, etc,
are Of TWO sizes, Isl square
yards and 260 square yards and
YOU have 10 buy the whole bal
loon
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Revenue Freight
LOadings Decline

ASHING TON, Aug. 10
Losdings OF revenue freight, dur
ing the week ended Aug. 4 totaled
S63, $40 cars, a decrease of % .36l
from the previous week. 25.6S4
cars below the like week year
ago and a decrease OF s,223 from
the l943 period. according 10 re-
ports TO the Association OF Amer
ican Railroads.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
0M Buys Land

Further evidence OF the de-
Capitalization OF the General
Motors operations Is seen in the
announcement by c. (. Wilson.
president OF General Motors,
that the corporation has sc-
quired a 250-acre tract al Dora.
vile, near Atlanta. Ga.
II is expected 10 be used as
the site Of an assembly plant
for Buick, Pontiac and Oldsmo-
bile.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Atlas Group
Buys Liberty

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 - Atlas
Corp and associates have pur-
chased Liberty Magazine. Floyd B.
.Odlum president Of Atlas, has an.
nounced. and ownership OF the
magazine will change hands on or
about Aug. 20, 1945. The price was
approximately $1,000. 900.
The entire capital stock OF Lib
erty Magazine, Inc. is being ac-
quired from Paul Hunter, publisher
of Liberty. and the Cuneo Press
interest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
ADDITIONAL PROFIT

He stated also that an additional
net profit of S35 900, 900 had been
made by the road in repurchasing
its obligations on the open market
below par.
Senator Wheeler named a list OF
former RFC officials now officials
of the b. g. o., and added:
1T seems TO me rather shock
ing that government officials
charged with lending huge sums
Of money such as those lent TO
the Il. e. o. should shortly
thereafter become officers and
directors Of the company TO
which the money was lent"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Markets & Business
Ask Probe
OF RFC

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10-War
Mobilization Chief John Snyder
has turned over 10 Charles Hen
derson, acting federal loan admin
istrator, Senator Burton X. Wheel
er's letter calling for an inveStiga-
tion Of the Reconstruction Finance
Corp. loans to the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad.
The letter was written July 28
10 Snyder as federal loan admins
traitor. Receipt OF the letter had
been acknowledged by Henderson,
but a full answer has not yet yet
been prepared.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Weyburn Switches

Leon Wayburn. who has been
p key man IN several Detroit al
agencies over the last 20 years,
Is changing firms and will be-
come a partner Of Bass Luckof
d Wayhurn as Of Aug. is.
Cpl. Stuart Furlong, former
Detroit salesman for Hiram
Walker, is out Of the army and
back on his old job again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Training Supervisor
Appointed by PEA

Miss Susan V. Brandon has been
appointed a training supervisor for
PGA and assigned TO the Detroit
terminal, where she will direct the
procurement and training of new
employees.
Two former employees here were
also appointed training supervi-
Sors. They are Miss Guess Thomp-
son and Miss Marie Mcdonnell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
King-SeeIey Corp.
Votes 7 Dividends

King-Seeley Corp. has declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of
25 cents on the $50 par cumulative
preferred stock, payable Oct. l 10
holders OF record Sept IS. and 20
cents on the common 81 par issue.
payable Sept. ID TO stock of record
Aug. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Twin Coach Closes

KENT. o.. Aug. 10-The Twin
Coach Co, peacetime manufac-
turer of buses now winding up
extensive war work. plans to close
down It's operations for a couple
o. months" before swinging back
tnto civilian production. il was an
pounced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Federal Truck 60.
Net Off Slightly

Federal Motor Truck Co. re-
ports a net profit for the SIX
months ended June 30, 1945, OF
, S46S,60l. equal 10 95 cents pei
lshare, as compared with 1858, ,424,
or Slip a share, for the similar
period in 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
FritzIen Joins Polk

Jack A. Fritzlen, formerly
with u. S. Rubber Co, in In
dianspohs, has joined the p. L.
Polk g. Co. here. He will be in
the direct mail advertising divi-
sion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
CITES SPECULATION

Senator Wheeler charged in his
letter that failure of the RFC TO
demand repayment of approx
mately $82,o00.000 of about $685.
000, 900 originally loaned 10 the
B. & o. has led TO a huge specu-
lative orgy" in b. e. o. securities.
Net income Of the B. & o. from
the end of 1889 TO the present
date, after all taxes and interest
charges, has been more than $780,
000,0 Senator Wheeler said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Standard Accident
To Pay on Common

Standard Accident Insurance
Co. has declared dividend of 36k
cents. payable Sept. 5 TO stock Of
record Aug. Is. The previous pay
ment was a like amount June 5,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Motor Wheel Pays
Regular Quarterly

Motor Wheel Corp. has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
80 cents on common. payable Sept.
10 10 holders Of record Aug. "a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

yITTsBURGH

PITTSBURGH. Aus. 10 tINs i-cATTrE-
7so: steady. steers. rood 20 choice. si79
good TO ehoics' tis@is medium TO sood
si3Si4so. common 70 medium. sloai2.
cows. good 20 choice si2ai5; medium &C
good seGio. Gamers and cutters. S6.so1
so bulls sooc 20 choice. Sl2 5o9i5.
common to medium. sssl2.
HoGs-so. steady. ieo-iso lbs si5s
27o lbs si5Ioai5.i5. 22o-25o los
si5Ioaisis. 7so.,oo lbs, sisaisi3.
soo.sso lbs. .i47oals; ioo-lSo lbs,
SEEEP-2oo. steady. choice spring lambs
soal55o: medium 20 good sii SoAi4;
common. s799. ewes. s497 wetherS
Ssae
cALvEs-bo: steady: good 20 choice
siT so9ls2s: medium Sl4So9l6 so,
culls and common. S76l7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
75-Cent Payment
Voted by ChrysIer

Chrysler Corp. has declared a
dividend Of IS cents on common,
payable Sept. II TO stock Of record
Aug. 20. The same amount was
paid in the previous quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11


May ..... .,....Al37o 1880
a-Asked b-Bic.
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG, Aug. 10 ms Rye closed
li4e down 10 &c higher today. October
si57 December. si.4ei,9i.4e'4 May.
I si.44a4 q t.s5'..
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
| CHICAGO. Aug. 10 (INS Cash grain
close:
wHEAT-sc red. sie7I4alss: No. 3
red, sie7k k9ie7iz; No. red, Sl.66A
No. red tough sl.64: No. hard
81 e7i9; No. ! hard musty. 81 e4la: No 2
yellow hard, sl.e3: No. 2 MIXED. si.s6i+a n
i.eei3 No ; mixed tough. sle2i1
CORNING. 2 yellow. sl.ish: No. o yel-
low. SLIT.
oATs-So. miret. e2i1e; NO , white,
e3ae3I1e; sample white, soi,c: No / mixed
extra heavy. SAC e4b1e: No. l MIXED heavy.
e24a "a e<ke: No. } mixed heavy. 67hc: No.
! white extra heavy. 64465c. No. i white
heavy. e3h@63i4c No. 2 white heavy, s3s.
q e4i.e; No. J red special extra heavy. s4it
o. ee3isc. No. red special heavy. 63s4 q
e4s4c. sample red. eol1c
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug. 10 ,iSsl -HoGs-s 900.
steady, top, bulk medium and liFht. Sl4 IS:
heavy. si4eSai475 lirh, lights Si4 so
sit1s packing soW'. siS'7ssi@' pi"
CATTLE i 500: steady. Calves, 500.
steady Beef steers. choice sle5oals me-
Butchers hsifers. silai7.2s cows tsSI4.
bulls. siosl5; calves sioNie feeder
steers. s17ai47s stocksrs steers. slIa
SHEEP - 500: steady. Lambs. si46
1880 common, si5sl4 yesrlinEs. sli so
@I4. feeders. sll.soaiS7s ewes. Ssa7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK Aug io-ssla on IN, Nsw
York Stock Exchange today totalec 1890. 900
shares
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Earnings

AMERICAN GAS a ELEc. co.
Twelve months ended June 3o-
ie4s ist4
Net income si23s3.252 slI.sls ss3
Common share earns Sa3s S225
AMER POWER a LIGHT co.
Twelve months ended May 81
l9As la4s
Net income si4,526. .O61 si4.742.7S5
Comb pfd abr earns Ssi9 Ss32
-cOLuMBIA RROADCAsTING SYSTEM, INC.
Twsnty-slK weeks ended June so
1915 ie44
Ne, profit e7724l7o s229ssss
share earns $50 tl.94
COMMERCIAL CREDIT co.
Six rontts ended June 30
lSfs ia4f
Net income $3.50 741 5000 nss
Common share earns $40 ti.si
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

8 are 81 retired police iisutsnantI J:
beloved husband OF the late ida Inee
Nsubeckeri dear father OF Fred Jr..
Mrs. John Lorsn. Raymond and SGT.
Ronald. Army Air Force: grandfather OF
tour rraneehildren' survived oy three
residence. 1880 Gilbert, until 10 .. N.
Saturday. Aug. IL. Will lie IN state a.
Z:on Ev. Lutheran Church from II noon
until time OF service at 2 .. n. Burial
At Woodmere
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
Deatb Rotires

Listed here are the funeral or
memorial services for the brave VINO
died IN the service OF our country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Dividends In the foregoing table are On
amounts paid OF payable 80 Far this year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

Sept. and Oct. ...... ......bisso 1880
May .... .,....Al37o 1890
a-ASked. b-Bic
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11
rs STANLEY 7. SAWYER

Nr- sAwYER-Tfs 5 stanley T.. killed
- IN action okinavs. May 20. ls45,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Sawyer. s52l Coyis. Memorial servieei
az Chicago Blvd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

rCLt sfZk layout bofr trahG1
Good opportunity for qualified =
Etysrc g. Butd ksnufAcsurfne
i7lAl Chafievofs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-11

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS
Ind look at the Silver Lining
in those Clouds Of Pain

The big idea is that you want to feel
better. When pain eases your mind
eases. You get rest that means deliver
ance. So use something that gets at the
pain. C-1za3 brings you pain-relieving
help. Now YOU will feel as good as
others who enjoy is help. too. 6oc. and
81. Caution: Use only as directed. First
bottle purchase price refunded il you
are not satisfied. Today, get C-saay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Brahms Requiem
Performed By
Bethel Choir

on sunday. December g. at
Be,hel ANE church Frederick
and 81 Antoine streets the sac
rament az Baptism viii he adj
miris'erca az the II o'clock sery-
lee for both infants and adults
This viii be the second Sunday
in .Aavent End tho pastor the
Rev Jonathan s. namcs will
speak on subject relative 10
the Advent season "Chfists Chai-
lenee IN Desperate World
The Young Adult forum under
the leadership OF It's president
Russell Brown lr viii be- pre-
sen,ed IN stirring service AZ
go pm. What Shoald The
Christian code Re on AIRY job
in 1890" will he tho discussion
topic Tod by Aihcrt Wilson The
Youth choir OF Bethel viii sing
AZ this service supported by the
Hines Chorcan choir Wider The
direction Of William Hines
The thrilling performance Of
the senior choir OF bethel in
their rendition Of Rtahns' Re-
QUEEN OH last SUNDAY afternoon.
was only a foretastc of what will
No coming on the 10Th OF Dozen.
Der, as this same outstanding ma
steal unit will present Handel's
"Messiah."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Fisk Choir On Air

NASHVILLE Tenn The Fisk
University choir Of 100 voices.
under the direction Of John r.
OH which has been bfoadcasting
on the Wings over Jordan hour
during the month of November
has been requested TO continue
ihroueh he first three SUNDAYS
IN December The program for
the rrst two Sundays will continue
to feature traditional spiriiuals.
plus one larger work from the
repertoire OF compositions Of The
great masters on December IS the
program viii consist entirely Of
Christmas carols Of an nations.
These broadcasis take place At
2 80 am est over the network OF
the columbia Broadcasting Sys-
TEN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

God the Only Cause and Gre
ator" will Ne the subject OF the
.esson-S sermon IN All Christian
science Churches throughout the
world on sunday December 9
The Golden Text Clsaiah 40 isl
az This saith the Lord thai
cre,tod TIE heavens God him
cii ihN formed the eafln and
msde IL he hath established H.
ne created II no, in vain. h.
mtnr Ii 70 he inhabited | am
tho Lord and there is none else
Amoug the Rihic citations is
this passage Isaiah q ~ u
have rrde tie earth and created
nan upon Il l. ever, my hands
nave stretched ont the heavens
ana va their host have com
mandoa"
Corn is'Ne passages 70 be read
from lhs Christian Science text
hook Science aud Health With
Kev TO TIE Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy include the follow
irs r'l' God is individual
insornoreai lie is divine princi-
p;i Love me universal cause
the on'v Greater and there is no
other solf-eSistence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Choral Festival
Held AT Scott
Methodist Church

sunday night A. Scott Methodist
church an inspiring and beauti-
nj choral festival directed by
Dr n Augustine smith. of Boston,
i'niyersitv College Of Music was
sponsored ~ a committee Of
earnest women interested in pro-
Ndirs dormitory for working
Girls and students Tho program
ononed with professional hymn.
"Thp church S ore Foundation "
The professional WAS led by a
grorn o. surrlicod women choris-
iers. followed hv an en,ial num-
her ~ ralc singers Who sang
"Onva.d christian Soldiers" as
tlev proceeded M the. aisle ~
me church from one of the ante
rooms
Tho feature Of all of mr.
smith music Is the fact that
the audience Joins led by the
chori>iors This was performed
Sunday evening 10 the delight
aud endowment OF those who at
tended he entertainment nr
SMITH with An imposing back
crortA Of nmsical and choral ac-
complshments easanf ly lee
lures as hc goes about the hush
ness NJ directing soon he has
the entire audience cooperating
heartily IN snsins tho we'll
known HYMNS and sscred songs
Among some ~ tho music per-
formed hv approximately one
hurdrcd INV ycicee from hoirs
OF Scott Ehenoler 81 Paul AME
Zion ST Johns PRESBYTERIAN and
Refhcl churches were the chorale
from caniata "sleerers Awake.
Nov Let All The Heavens
Adore Great and Marvellous
Arc Thy Works and II Love Thy
Kingdom Lord Battle Hymn OF
tho Republic and America the
beautiful These last three
HYMNS dedicated 10 Presidents
GEORGE WASHINGTON. Abraham
Lincoln nd Woodrow Wilson
werc ioinod in hv the audience.
Othor interesting and entertain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Boosters Club
Pledges $1,000
To Plymouth

The Boosters clrh. represent
ine one hundred men OF Ply
mouth congregational church Dc
trcii hs,e plcdeed aud are on, 10
iai,e ore thousand dollars 10
present fhe church a. a Christ
'mAs Gift The purpose q thc
contribution 10 helm expand ard
improve the facilities Of The
church l. can better serve the
community
The gioap IS uadcr the leader-
shin of Harold ! HARRISON.
selor OF Garfield school
Mceiincs are held cvery Ncdnes
day a, Plymouth church. AZ Gar-
field and Beauhier N,nhcrsAip
j. open 20 men OF. The community
as well as TO members Of the
chuich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
'WOMEN'S DAY
OBSERVED AT
NEW BETHEL

Sunday VAS observed as No-
mems Day AZ New Bethel Baptist
church. OF which Rev. W. r Ram
sey Is pastor A fine program was
rendered and the ladies' ~ the
church extend thanks 10 all who
helped them make It grand AZ
fair Guest speaker for the occas-
ION was Miss Bettye Ratchf OF
indianapolis. Ind She chose for
her theme. Aspects OF Finer Wo-
manhood
During the afternoon services
Miss RatcliH spoke from the theme
The Challenge Of Womanhood
Her talks were inspiring and en-
ioyed ny all who heard her.
The young people ~ the church
held panel discussion. subject
Youth Marches For Christ And
The Church Young people par.
iicipating included Miss Helen
Lightsey. Miss Ruby barrow Miss
Rosa Petty and Miss Dorothy Har.
tan
Funds raised FOR the d y
amounted 10 $1,000 %.
The doors Of New Re,hel stand
open 10 visitors and friends al all
times
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

~ MARTHA IEpfoRn

Slnd December Pastor "
p smith Of Campbell chapel
riNsrAta "a it-ririne message
fom - John IS lis Visitors
we're YRS TN, homes and her
son johnar
rau frlir fi.Foid >u1,nnp
and lrs" anrntn 20 Flint.
Ni,hTrsn Nsie visitors ~ the
Beasiev horne over last week end
Thev hunted rabbits and broke
ccrn Cor sport
feo ~ 2 M,can's Who vas
returned from Floise hospital is
reeoveilrs ropily
N~ 2 rtomr~ot uao is con-
lined - we'd with broken arkis
Srstsinet ~ a tsll down her hase.
meni Sfers u conyales,inf she
is assisted hy her dauehter-in.
law Mrs helen Thompson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

inc rerdiiions were excerpts from
Handels Messiah" with Es'olle
Andrews and Rorjsnin WALES
doins the solo parts
The sririfrals swing Low
sweet Chariot and GO Tell n
To The Mountain brought forth
from the audience audible ON
ineiis OF appreciation.
This also was tru. when the
United 'roirs SANG effectively
beautiful SAVIOR.
One Of the most inspiring and
enioyahl" moments came when
the audience united with tho
choirs n singing the beautiful
Christmss carol. silent Night"
The f"llallelniah chorus from
the "Mefsiah" closed the festival
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Catholics Promise
Fight for Negro

WASHINGTON AMP The
nrionas Catholic Welfare CON
feronce announced last week thst
saoos Catholic action" had heen
decided upon At mee'lns here
70 help solve ne economic prob
lem of me Nesrc
Ths announcement ssld Tho
centn.iors reached al tVo-day
corfer,r,e hold NJ the social
acicn ders fmen' were heirv
sent 70 long list ~ Catholics
active W This held through the
country
,n.org ;'e matters discussed
and arrioved the announcement
SAID vefc
THE establishment al Catholic
infsrlaeai committees inc en-
c0uacemcnf and Development OF
move Ncsro leaders in and Negro
esrlaiions FOR The strengthen
me ~ cathohcfy smonr an ele-
mem. ~ the community
Asserting determinations IN
employment have resulted in
wholesale irilsuee TO group
urged establishment Of psrma-
nsnt f-Gcral FFTt ard state COM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Rev. Bradbyk
Guest At Dinner
Bv Stog Rcpor,.r

Approximately 500 vus,,,
down TO an elaborate dinner 4"
day evening at which Re, ~.
L. Brady, Sr., pastor Of S.,'.
Baptist church. was the yu..,
honor. The feast (no o,hsr
adequately describes tho 49,.
was held in the basemem ALL
room Of the church wb,el ~
Brady has minis,ered !,
thirty-hve years. The c..u.,
committee Of Second Rant. :,
which Mrs. Jerene G. Na,t,.
chairman, and the Rev
Banks. associate pastor ars
Rev. Edward c. Simmons ,..,''
ant pastor, thus honored ,he,, :.
tor. f''
Men and women in all vail, =.
life came out to pay homage ;, i.
church's popular minister rs.'
represented all creeds and a.,,.'
natious Of Meiropolii-r ls,o.
The high esteem and resrs,, /.
which DR.. Brady is Yerardsa !.
the city IN which Ne vas Ia !.
members Of his flock for moro ;. =
a quarter century. found hA..,
expression in the encomums IN.
Tered by the speaker. Among j !.
were, Dr, Thurburn T Brumbsn..
executive secretary. Detroit Cam.
Gil Of Churches: Mrs. Fh,,A..
Tyrrell, president Of the Wor.,,
Council Of Second Rapiiv chu,,..
Mrs. Fannie b. Peck, presider. ~
erItus. National Ho4sewiy,,
league; James Harkless n n. crl'
tural committee, and Others
Also contributing IS Inc ,r,,,.
ing and enjoyable affair sas M,
steal program FABRICATED N !,
Mile Connolly Lee pianist n.
accompanies; Priscilla Anderson
dramatic soprano. and Freida Ran
inson, lyric soprano. Supplenr.
INK this was a brief period in w,i,.
the entire assemhlage united /,
singing a paen Of Tharksglur, |,
honor Of the revered guest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Piety Scolded
At Ebenezer

Sunday morning ,he comne.-
message AZ Ehenezer ANF rA1,A
was supplied by the paste, a,
Rev carlyle Stevar' aha ..on
from he theme "Wh Car I'm
Religion 20 For YOU
In his closing rcmarss re sr
Mr. Stewart declared 'As nor,s
sick Of Sunday so-'o mera
religion. Christians snonli Az
the kind OF religion nat r,n
them walk right before he world
The songs we're rendered ~ N,
senior choir and BETHANY crorr,
Nino new members united Eiin ii,
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Usher Board Meets
At People $ Baptist

The city Usher Board nnion
VIII hola W. next aunt, ersary
S"fF''f ~ 'Ae People BAPTIST
''nr'H sunday December 2 at
: pm The public IS mfted
tn, -Aer hoard union meets
~ lre Second and fourth
Iuefsla ri1ni AZ ihc local
WHOA u Gordon IS rresi.
den' ! Middleton chairman All
nonfers are urged ic subscribe
foi the neifclt Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
RELIGIOUS EDITOR

NEW YORK ANPi Tho Rev.
Ninslow A Bcckl.s well-known
journalist was appointed last
weok rs religions editor Of + w.
local weekly The Re, Becklcs
las served as columnist on the
paper for some time
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

that you may not be playing up How about switching to
coors that atter smoothing the sringy hair rdo? AND,
how about getting full value from your sme Better grab
for Listerine Tooth Paste it's real cleansing
prescription for your teeth that helps bring out the per
sonalty in your smile And THAT may bring Mr.. Mar
velous around pronto!
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
ln-the-kn0w NW'e-

~ t''e -N'0' beats "too-Iazy-to-ean
Lucy every time! boy likes gal to share his in
.terests. So if he talks about flying, fly along with
him. If he bellows about baseball, you savvy base
ball! And you'll be his oh, oh, OH what gal!
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-27
Society
Clubs
Rheba Crawford
Tells Betro+haI
To A. L. Lamber+z

Miss Rheba Crawford, once known
as The Angel of Broadway. an
nounced her engagement Tuesday
in Los Angeles to Lawrence Lam
bertz, well-known valley rancher.
but plans for the wedding will be
delayed until after the bride-to be
completes lecture tour.
Miss Crawford is a well-known
figure in California, as she was
appointed director of the state de-
partment of social welfare by the
late Governor James Rolph, Jr. She
resigned from this position in 1884
and occupied the pulpit Of the First
Congregational church in San Fran
cisco. Later she became associate
pastor of Angelus Temple in Los
Angeles and worked with the late
Aimee Semple Macpherson.
Mr.. Lambertz and his sister have
lived in the valley for some time
and were previously in business at
the Tropics Cafe in Imperial. Since
leaving there, he has devoted his
time to farming in the north end
of the valley and makes his home
at the Planters hotel in Brawley.
Date for the wedding will be set,
Miss Crawford said, when she re-
turns from trip through the south.
including stop at her former home
in Georgia.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-27

Open season for hunting squir-
rel in Missouri is % days longer
this year than it was last. The
larger game fish and bullfrogs sea-
son is extended 16 days.