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Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
CASTER TAKES OVER

Mueller managed to retire Dolph
Camitti on a foul to Richards, but
when Culberson came through
with a single. O'Neill stepped out
from the dugout and waved Muel-
Ter from the mound, and Caster
took over.
Skeeter Newsome, first batter
to face Caster, was given life at
first on an error by Maier. But
Dave Ferriss, batting for Billy
Holm, forced Newsome at second.
After being pounded hard by the
Tigers in the first two innings,
George Woods settled down from
there on, put the brakes on the
home boys. He hurled until the
eighth when he was lifted for
a pinch hitter and Mike Ryba
finished.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Is
Easy Winner
Sir Sprite I'd
in Frontier Cap
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

You can't call Ed Talbert's Me-
neither one of the best horses
that ever won the historic From
tier handicap, but very few ever
won easier than the 5-year-old
Menow gelding.
He coasted home by three
lengths under jockey Johnny
Glaug in the 32d running of the
historic race at the Fair Grounds
Saturday.
Meneither was second choice in
the betting TO w. +. MacDonald's
Tulachmore but he trailed the
Canadian bred pacesetter only for
three quarters. Then jockey Glaug
took Meneither 10 the front as
they rounded the turn out OF the
back stretch, opened four-length
lead in a hurry and logged on
home for the biggest triumph OF
career.
O. r. Woodward's Sir Sprite,
which was fifth in the early run
ming. came speeding down the out
side under jockey Paul KEEPER 10
cut a length from Meneither's lead
and take second money by a
length and half from Louis De
Latour's Moretto.
HORSES PUNCHED
Two lengths further back at the
finish OF the mile and an eighth
came four other horses, Above All,
Tulachmore, Goober Lad and
Sweep Swinger. only heads apart.
The majority OF the fans thought
that Mrs. Butsey Hernandez Bold
Question was being overloaded
with 124 pounds against 109 for
Carl Graham's Night Crswler in
the 5000 Broomsrtck Handicap.
They made Night Crawler the 40
favOTlte.
But Bold Question again proved
the best handicap Sprinter
here when he cut loose in the
stretch 10 score his seventh VIC
tory IN eight starts. Bobby Wat
son got him home by more than
length over Night Crawler with
Hi-Ty third and Pig Tails just out
Of the money.
LoNGsHoT WINS
While favorite players had a
rather rough time of ii, the real
shock came in the fourth race at
A mile on the turf when II. c.
Hatch'S Paul J. Tipped under the
wire at $500 straight thanks 10
10 two previous leaders.
+. II. Beezpys Azimuth, the
9-5 favorite, was leading by two
and a half lengths just furlong
from the wire when he carried his
rookie rider. Terry Sullivan.
through the hedge that marks the
inside boundary OF the grass
course.
Azimuth had earlier profited by
a similar mishap. He was second
rounding the turn out OF the back
stretch, when Prosninencia. the
Is 10 ! shot which was more than
two lengths out in front, went
through the hedge with apprentice
Roderick Hartwick. leaving All
muth in the lead.
only winning favorite Of the
day was Mrs. Ray Grundys Syrian
Boy which ran the longest race
of the season and paid $40 when
he finished a length and half in
front of the 20 10 ] shot Batik
with over Call third in the mile
and FIVE furlongS of the last race.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

on Tuesday. With the Senators,
the Yankee are leading contend
ers for the first place honors en-
joyed by the Tigers In the Ameri-
can Leagues current torrid flag
race.
After the Yankees. the Senators
come 10 Detroit for five games
and the l0-game stretch will have
a lot TO say about the eventtul
winner.
Jim Tobin, veteran right handler
purchased from the Braves will
make his debut in Tiger livery
as a starting pitcher. it was an
nounced here Saturday by Steve
ONeill.
Paul DIZZY Trout and To-
bin will pitch for the Tigers
against the Yankees In double
header here Monday.
Harold Newhouser and Frank
(Stubby) OVermire will face
the Yankees here this Sunday.
Joe Orrell has been optioned TO
Buffalo in the International
League and Pat Mclaughlin given
his unconditional release by the
Tigers. They are pitchers.
Eddie RosSi, eft-handed
pitcher from Little Rock trying
out with the Tigers flew 40
missions In the South Pacific.
He was an army air corps nose
gunner" on a B-2i laboratory
and personally shot two Jap
Zeros out Of the sky In addition
to picking off plenty" on the
ground.
Tobin wears the number ~" on
his shirt Buck NewSom wore the
same number when he helped pitch
the Tigers 10 the American League
championship in 1910.
Frank Lyerla, Times photogra-
pher, asked Caster, new Tiger
pitcher from St Louis. if he could
give him "a big smile
"YOu're-right I can" Cas-
ter replied.
Which meant that George Is
right happy TO be with the Tigers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

Tobin wears the number ~" on
his shirt. Buck NewSom wore the
same number when he helped pitch
the Tigers 10 the American League
championship in 1910.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
JUST ENOUGH

Caster stopped the uprising and
from there on held the visitors at
bay, though at times he experi-
enced difficulties.
That was the end Of the Tiger
scoring and proved just enough.
thanks to Caster.
There was one out in the fifth
when Byrn LaForest, the new Red
Sox third baseman, beat out a
roller for a single. His puny hit
seemed harmless at first. But, it
led TO much trouble for Mueller
and the Tigers.
Tom Mcbride, who has caused
Tiger pitchers considerable trouble
in the series, followed with a sim
gle to right. Then came Lazor's
second homer, scoring LaForest
and Mcbride ahead of the hitter,
and bringing the Boston scoring
total up to within one marker of
the Tigers five-run collection.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
CASTER HELPS TIGERS Beat S0x, 5-4
New Pitcher
Relief Star
Lazor Hits Two
Honers for Boston
BY LEO MACDONELL

George Casters first appearance
as a Detroit relief pitcher was a
success. He checked a rally and
the Tigers went on to whip the
Red Sox, 5 to 4, at Briggs Stadium
Saturday.
A crowd of 1881 paid CUSTOM
ers witnessed the triumph of Steve
O'Neill's pennant chasers in the
fifth and deciding game of the set.
Les Mueller. bespectacled right.
handler, who started, held the Red
SoX scoreleSS for three innings.
but in the fourth weakened long
enough to yield the first Of two
home runs by Johnny Lazor.
Then in the fifth, Mueller coll
lapsed completely and was nicked
for four hhs, including Lazor's
second circuit smash, which pro-
duced three runs, putting the Sox
back in the ball game and brought
Caster to the mound.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

Joe Orrell has been optioned TO
Buffalo in the International
League and Pat Mclaughlin given
his unconditional release by the
Tigers. They are pitchers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

Frank Lyerla, Times photogra.
pher, asked Caster, new Tiger
pitcher from ST. Louis. if he could
give him "a bic SMILE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-17
Promising oil Showing Cored
By Wildcat on Sheldon Dome

CASPER-Ponting possible opening of oil field, the
joint Kern wildcat Sheldon dome Fremont county
Indian land showing light green oil above the Tenseep
and coring ahead to test that horizon.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-17
Crooks Cop
Fremont COuntyl

Crooks Cop
Fremont County
Sinclair Unlt No. 9
NV Sc NE 13-2SE-93W
Drilling, 401o.
simeIalr-Unit No.
Sc NE NE 13-2SN-D3W
Drilling, $50.
Elk BUsin Field -
Park County,
CarterlHenderson DIT
NE SW NE 26-56N-1O0W
Drilling, 5220.
Carter-Henderson DIS
NE SW SW 24-5sN-10OW
Drilling, 1886.
Cartex-Johnson No.
NE Sc NV S-57N-9eW
Drilling, 5225.
CoutimentsI-Eaa Goodstefn No.
NE Sc SW 20-57N-99W
DIST. top second Frontier, 435443eO,
open 10 min; showed for 1000 GOO gas
daily. On DIST In Dakota, 5300-5439, open
min, showed est. IL million cubic feet
gas. DIST, 58S5-5934, open 50 min. rec.
little gas, no water, no oil. Corning EN-
bar, 1888.
ContinentaI-CoodmanE No. 2
NWA 31-5SN-95W
Drilling, 1854. (FIRST REPORT)
ContinentaI-N. P. No. IL
SEN 5-57N-89W
Drilling, 5537.
ContinentaI-N. P. No. 9
SWA 6-57N-98W
Drilling, 4510.
Mackenzie Henderson No.
NE SW Sc 32-5SN-89W
Drilling, 2002.
Mackenzie Henderson No. g
NE Sc NE 6-57N-99W
Putting on pump, 5424.
MaeKInnie-N. p. Nos
NE SW NV 5-57N-e9W
Cemented Finch, 4S73.
MacKinnfe-H. P. No.
NE NE NV 9-57N-99W
Drilling, 1912.
NE Sc NV 5-57N-9eW
Location. (FIRST REPoRT)
MacKinnie-N. p. No.
NE NE NV 5-57N-99W
Spudding. (FIRST REPORT)
MacKInnie-N p. No. ~
NE NV Sc 5-57N-99W
Drilling, $780,
MacKinnie-SuIlivan No.
NE NE NV 6-57N-99W
Drilling, 1888.
MacKinnie-SuIIivan No.
NE Sc SW 32-5SN-99W
Location.
Mac Kinnie-"A" No.
NE SW NV 32-58N-99W
! Drilling, 2851.
/ Mackenzie "a" No. 9
NE NV SW 32-5SN-o9W
RURT, 300.
Mackenzie "a" No. 10
WORT.
MacKinnie-"A" No ii
NE Sc NV 32-5sN-e9W
WORT, zee.
stanOlind-EIk A No. 81
NV Sc NV 1e-5sN-eoW
Coring, 441S.
stanolInd-Garth No.
NE NE Sc 23-SsN-100W
Drilling, 3795.
stanollnd-Garth No.
NE SW Sc 25-58N-10OW
ing, est. win pump 25O bbls. clean 81
stanolind.No. 1 UR.A. Tract
NE Sc NE 30-68N88W
I'd, 308. Swabbing bbls. water per hr
No oil. Fluid level, 5000. No sulphu
odor.
stanolind-No. U. 8. A. Tract
NE NE Sc 3O-5sN-99W
COMPLETED 3-8-45; I'd, 5O56. Flowint
tubing Incl e choke WIDE SdRgS open n'
Stanolind-No. U. 8. A. Tract
NE NE Sc 30-5sN-99W
RURT, $40.
Er0nnie Field
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sc 26-5SN-9SW
Testing, 3150-3160.
Do You Want to
BUILD a RIG
SKID A DERRICK
LAY A PIPELINE
BUILD A CAMP o
H. Ill
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-17

CASPER-Pointing to possible
joint Carter-Kerlyn wildcat on Sht
Indian land, is showing light gree
and is now coring ahead to test Il
Sheldon dome is a few miles to
the northwest of, and apparently
along the same general line of fold
lot Butte fields
The Carter-Kerlyn wildcat got 21k
feet of saturation in a stringer oil
sand in the Embar and on drill
stem test from 6365-80, open hour,
recovered AZ feet of high-gravity
green oil and 100 feet of oil-cut
mud While this showing may or
may not be commercial, it is be-
lieved to have materially bright
ened the outlook for production in
the Tensleep, into which the well is
now coring.
Other Wyoming operations re-
ported progress during the week as
follows:
Airport Dome
(Natrona County,
Dyer q Hays-h9idert No.
SW SW SW 2e-36N-sOW
First hole abandoned, 1884 crooked
hole. Rig up for fresh start
Badger Busin
General Pet-Resolute No 2
Sec. s-57N-101W
Drilling, $40.
BuileY Dome
Carbon County,
Sinclair-M Milton Coffman No. 2
NV NE 21-26N-S9W
Drilling. 1887.
Belle Springs
Carbon County,
neutrality-suspicious. No.
NV NEk SEA 32-24N-eSW
Total depth 44oe.
Big Hollow District
(Albany County,
Oklahoma on Co..U. P..FulIer No.
NW-NE NV 7-15N-75W
Shut down, 81.
Oklahoma-Wasatch-U. P. Fuller No. ;
c Sc NV 7-15N-75W
Cored 20 feet saturation In Muddy,
2s35; P.B., 1850; water in Dakota. P b,
$50. pert. 7s7-s13; acidized 500 gals; fluid
rose 400 feet; no results on pump; to re-
acidlze.
Boone Dome
(Natrona County,
stanolind Unit No. 1
NV Sc SW 10-35N-s5W
Spudded l-23-45; Ell, 1893; drilling, 4o6l.
Bridger Creek
(Hot Springs County,
Connor Tank-Unit No.
SW SW NV 26-41N-91W
Tensleep, 6sS: shut down. 74s
Byron Field
big Horn County,
0hio-H. Peterson No
Lot 40, Sec 23-56-97.
RURT, 215
Ohio William HoskIns "AB" No.
c NE Sc 15-56-97
Drilling, 5025.
ohiO-Baker 2, Well
Lot 3, Sec. 23-56-97
Moving on
Ced0r Ridge Field
(HOt Springs County,
Husky-Govermment No.
NE NE NE 28-43N-95w
Location
Church Butte Structure
(Uinta County,
&ounGain FueA Supply No.
NE SW NV S-16N-112W
Drilling, $50.
Cooper Cove
Carbon County,
stanolind-U. P. No.
NE NE NE l9-1sN-77W
Derrick.
Cow Gulch
(Niobrara County,
HerErem-Damlap No.
Sc NV NV e-36N-62W
Shut down, 1850.
m
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-17

Continental Prescott No. /
G Sc Sc Sc 9-56N 06W
DIST Frontier, 1868 1893
drilling. 4346.
Tayior-G0vt- No. I
SW NE 3l-58N -06W
Rig up.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-17
MclaoneY Dome
Carbon County,

SfncAaar-Ma CT
c MI 34-2RN-ssW
I'D, 53e8. P.B., 4508. COMPLETION,
swabbed 40 bbls. fluid In Is hrs; 40%
oil, 609s water.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-17
S0nd Drew
(HOt Sprzngs County,

Sinclair. Uass No. z
SW SW 11-32N-e5W
Drilling, 4402.
Sand Draw Oh Co.-East s
No. /
SW NV Sw 24-32N-95w
Location.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-03-17
Oil Mountain Field
(NakxUna Commfy)
Oregon Bcxsin-
Park CommtYl

Kirk-DrY Greek E-4
NE NV EW o-Solg-100W
WORT, 100.
Texac0- Freeman No. 8
NV NE NV 20-51N-100W
Drilling, 4121.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
10 Defrdud
Town Holds Trio

A former Garden City mayor,
city clerk and gravel contractor
were held for examination Jan.
10 on charges of conspiracy TO
d defraud the municipality ol
S26000 through a manipulation
Of gravel contracts.
Robert Holland, 46, mayor from
1886 to 1914, was free under
$500 bond after arraignment
before Justice Italy D. Winning
Of Wayne. Bonds Of 81 1000 each
were set for Carl Heavlin, so, the
clerk who lives al 31725 Barton,
Garden City, and the contractor,
James David Calvin. 80. of 1861
l. Lathers. Pennington. Calvin
pleaded guilty.
Arrangement OF Frank Verne
Stewart, 46, a city employe, on
similar charges was delayed by
his illness. The conspiracy al
legedly occurred between Dec. Is,
1889, and Dec. Is, 1945. Albert
NJ. McCaig, prosecutors inveSt-
gator. said an audit Of Garden
City books showed expenditures
of S72 600 for gravel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Shut-Ins HeI p Polio Drive:
Handicapped Aid Kenny Fund

Beeatf-t- they understand only
TOO well the meaning OF a life
handicapped by I'll health, shut
ms and invalidS today are num-
bcred among the most whole
hearted supporters Of the Sister
Kenny Drive
letter -u-hilA-illl-- lana
story Of suffering IN one short
paragraph brought s. contri-
button 10 Kenny headquarters.
II read
"Hcre j. my check 90 help
some one walk inu see. am
shut-in ny self. unable 10 walk
for the last siN years, and !
know II would he able to walk
again. would be the happieSt
person I'm the world"
Another envelope addressed 10
Sister Kenny contained p Christ
mas card with = cents folded
inside The Times contribution
blank which accompanied II was
cned merely, From a TB pa.
tent IN hospital
f'e01ic v'f0 Know first hand
the GRIPPING effects Of inlantile
paralysis drop IN daily 10 Kenny
headquarters in the Cannon Mem
orial. Washington Blvd. a, Mich
igan. 10 volunteer their services
IT the drive
The woman who came yester-
day and took three cannisterS had
been in Hot Springs. Ga when
President Roosevelt died
For each donor Of s. contri-
button or more, Blng Crosby ma
iional chairman, has a tiny box
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
2City Employees
On Welfare List

~ least tre-eitp employees
make 20 little money on their
jobs they have had TO receive
welfare aid Daniel J. Ryan,
superintendent of the Welfare
Dep7r,ment. admitted today.
RSan corroborated charges Of
m STU9TT led representative
q 'hc state County and Mum.
Cn1l Workers. Go, after a check
&. welfare districts
RYAN said ono man is IN orderly
- Receiving Hospital with seven
CTTiltrn whose earnings are SO
D aver hr has received q regular
welfare check Tor S7lO every two
week, as "a supplement The other
CrplOye Is "a laborer also a father
oi ~stgu who has had 10 get well
f1rc coal ON two occasions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Frazer Pact
Talk Held Tn

\ egotiations between tho
Kaiser Frazer Corp. and the
UAW-CIO are in adjournment
until Thursday after session
yesterday in which both sides
acknowledged gene agree
ment' on points discussed.
The corporation has presented
its counter proposals 10 union
demands for seniority, leaves of
absence, grievance procedure and
other points.
Company and union security
and wage rates probably will he
discussed AT the next session.
negotiators said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
65 DSR Street(ars
Laid Up for Repairs

SiXty-five Of the DSR's better
StreetcarS Will be out Of service
in the next few days for repairs
neceSSitated by the recent bad
weather.
Forty-five older vehicles. not
used since the wartime traffic
peak of 1914. viii be used until
the newer equipment is recondi-
toned
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

ing glove, symbol Of the drives
motto, Sock Polio.
At New York, singer Kate
Smith was appointed co-chairman
OF the national Sister Kenny
drive.
Miss Smith, named At eere-
monies in the Plaza Hotel was
c1rSfEHdtEu C1dTTWan OF INC c3St-
ern division. Crosby viii devote
his attention 10 the western di-
vision.
Sister Kenny is in New York
examining patients cured Of in
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

For than rs years Union Pacific has served eleven
western states been partner their development.
transported their people and products This vast territory
produces great variety Of agricultural products which not
only feed and cothe the nation but are converted into
myriad Of industrial uses.
The eleven states also Of other industrial
materials such ores, minerals lumber and petroleum.
Rivers have been irrigation and power
There is dependable rail transportation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

This vast western materials and facilities required
for postwar expansion There plenty of space for such ex
panson and homeseekers who desire heahu conened
life among friendly people in scenic surroundings.
Union Pacific the Strategic Middle Route uniting the
East with the midwest and Pacific coast will upon re-
quest gladly furnish information regarding available indus
hia and mercantile sites farm lands the territory the ran
road serves Address Union Pacific Railrood Omaha Nsh
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Full Production
AT Windsor Ford

The Ford Motor Co. of Canada.
Ltd. notified its 10000 employees
today that full production would
be resumed Jan. 2 for the first
time since a UAW-CIO walkout
closed the firms Windsor plants
on Sept. y.
Maintenance workers returned
Dec. 20, under a truce agreement
pending negotiation and arbitra-
tion of contract. AS yet, how
ever, there have been no produc-
ton nncrationS-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Willow Run Housing
Reduction Denied

Tho Cleveland regional office Of
the National Housing Administra-
ton today denied a statement by
Charles 4. McGrcw Of the Detroit
Housing Commission that the gov
eminent intends 10 remove 1000
q The 300 Willow Run housing
units.
No unit VIII leave Willow Run
before consultation with the De-
trolt Housing Commission, re-
C'0nal officials said
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Dance for Vets
he pleaded guilty

Men in uniform will be ad-
mitted free tonight at a dance in
st. Andrews Hall, 81 l.. Congress,
given by the Knights Of Malta,
L. s. A. Post 100. and the Cana
dian Legion OF the British Empire
Service League.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
n-truit Times Photo

fantile paralysis by her world
renowned method of treatment
The blank appearing in today's
Times may be used 10 mail con-
t-ibutionS. Volunteer workers are
urged to phone CA 67S5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Home Menaced
By Army Justice
Old Desertion Charge
Holds Father Of Two

Although confused by the
strange quirks of military justice,
the wife of a Bctroiter arrested
rs an army deserter after living
a model life for II years, today
expressed confidence that her
husband would be released soon.
The husband, Albert Borland,
80, of 1862 Sylvester, has been
confined TO the guardhouse at
Fort Wayne since Dec. 6 when
be was arrested by the FBI.
Bewildered by a maze of army
regulations which threaten their
home, the wife Ethel, As, and two
daughters, Avis, II. and Diane,
10, knew nothing of his past
record.
HAS WIFE'S TRUST
Although Albert never told
me OF his past life, never
questioned him. I still trust and
love him." she said.
Since coming 10 Detroit in
1880. Borland has lived a quiet
life and arisen 10 a responsible
position a. foreman with the
Michigan Chrome and Chem
iCal Co.
II have written In Senators
Ferguson and psndenberg and
Congressman = a d o W X |, but
haven't heard anything vet. But
know something will be done
lit must be DONE" she said
determinedly.
WIFE FORCED To WORK
Since the husband and bread
winner was taken into custody,
Mrs Borland said she has been
forced 10 cash war bonds and
looks haltingly at the prospect of
going 10 work.
II don't mind working, but I
have no place To leave the chill
dren and they are at that age
when they need guidance most"
she explained
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Dies in Fire

Lawrence Miller. IS. Of 1905 ST.
CLAIR was Suffocated yesterday IN
A fire al the Mcdonald Coal and
Brick Co yard al 12017 Mack,
where he was employed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Chess. Checkers Club

An organization meeting for a
downtown checkers and chess club
will be held al s tonight in the
GAR Bldg, Cass and Grand
River.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
WEDDING DRAWS CROWD

The wedding of Dr. Nellie
Huger of 1856 Mclean. Highland
Park. and Prof. Amos S. Ebersole
of Tiffin, o., drew more than
usual attention because Of the M
cident.
The ceremony for the former
Miss Huger, Detroit Institute of
Musical Art voice instructor. and
Prof. Ebersole of the Heidelberg
College music department, went
off without incident. Flowers hid
the fire scars and only the odor OF
charred wood indicated the earlier
excitement
DR.. Morrison and two associate
ministers officiated. DR.. Watson
was unable to attend.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31

BING CROSBY, National Chairman
Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation.
Cannon Memorial, Washington Blvd at Michigan
Detroit 81 Mich
Dear Bing:
WANT to help in the good work that Sister Kenny
is doing, aiding infantile paralysis victims
Enclosed is ny contribution for .........
Name ....,,....... ......
Address ...............,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
FHA
Aids Veterans

A liberalized policy is treating
Federal Housing Administration
loan applications from veterans
has been outlined by the office of
Raymond M. Foley, FILA COM
missioner.
In the directive also are inStruc-
tions from Foley that FILA field
offices accept applications from
workers on strike or men tenn
porarily laid off. thus enabling
qualified applicants 10 obtain in
sured mortgages on homes they
wish to buy or are now buying.
WARNS OF sTANDARDIZING
Foleys directive cautions field
office personnel against setting
down arbitrary limits as to the
time the applicant must have held
his present position TO be eligible" "
"The fact that n mortgage
applicant, because Of his age had
not established an employment
record before entering military
service does not necessarily
mean that his effective income
Is not sufficiently stable TO
make him eligible" the direc-
tive said.
FACTORS IN LOANS
In all cases where the appli-
cant's term of employment is
short. field officers are instructed
TO weigh carefully all elements
bearing on the stability of his
future income.
Things TO be considered are per-
manency of employment, the ap-
plicant's qualifications for the
position, his previous training
Including that received in service
or in war work. and the probable
opportunities for other employ
ment al comparable income.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-31
Church Fired;
Pastor SIugged

The slugging Of clergyman
by vandalS who ravaged and at
tempted 10 burn the Trinity
Methodist Church, Woodward and
Buena Vista, was laid by pastor,
DR.. Paul Morrison, today TO per-
sons seeking to express their
anti-religious sentiments.
DR.. Ross Watson, associate min
lister. was knocked unconscious
when he entered the church about
IS p. m. yesterday, shortly before
rehearsal for an s p. m. we'd
ding.
$1,000 DAMAGE
The VandalS had started a IRE
on the altar, slashed a 5000 paint
ing of Christ donated 10 days ago
by Mrs. E. p. Hobart of 3446
Cambridge, tore a large illumi-
mated Bible and bent A metal
cross. Damage was estimated at
approximately $1,000.
The clergyman revived quickly
enough to summon Highland Park
| firemen who extinguiShed the
blaze before it spread.
Highland Park police, discount
ing a theory that the vandalism
was an attempt 10 halt the mar
riage ceremony. said DR.. Morri-
son had surprised several youths
. in the church last Wednesday
Whether this group was respon.
sible for the vandalism was not
known. but police searched for
/ the VouthS.