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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
Youth
For Peace

The Rev. c. Paul Musselman,
rector of ST. Adams Episcopal
Church, Highland Park, today
urged a wider belief in true
Christian citizenship" to insure a
peaceful future.
Addressing more than $50 per-
sons in the Metropolitan Method
ist Church last night, he asserted
"Only under the control of
Almighty God will our nation
progress"
He addressed the daily meet
ing of the Youth Marches for
Christ and the Church" move
ment.
The 40-voice all-girl choir of
the Calvin Presbyterian Church
sang. and Miss Ann Morey, just
returned from a USO tour, was a
vocal soloiSt. Congregational sing
ing was led by Capt. George
Campbell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
Rites Honor
B ar Dead

The late President Roosevelt
and eight employees of Sans who
died in World War ii will be
honored posthumously at a me-
mortal service at 9 a. m. tomorrow
in the Campus store of Sans, Inc.
The rites will be conducted by
the Very Rev. Kirk b. O'Ferrall,
dean of St. Paul'S Episcopal
Cathedral.
Afterward. 20 employees re-
turned from the armed forces will
conduct a special bond-selllng
rally. President Max OsnoS said
the management would match the
total sale of victory bonds by all
employees for the day
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
u. s. Hotels 10 Spend
900 Million Dollars

NEW YORK, Nov Il INSl-
Hotels throughout the nation to-
day were planning postwar reha-
bilitation grams 10 cost
$500. 100000
J. F.. Frawley, president and
general manager Ot-The Fort
Shelby in Detroit said al a meet
ing here that only half that sum
would be spent on building i'm
provements The rest. he said,
will 90 far 100000 badly needed
bath towels $4,000. 900 worth OF
silverware and 100000 feet Of
Carpeting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
Detroit Light Guard
Begins 9tst Year

The Detroit Light Guard, Oldest
military organization in the mid
west, today started It's 9lst year
at an annual session last night al
the Fort Shelby Hotel.
Officers reelected included
Brig Gen. H. a. Pickert, presi-
dent, Judge Donald Van Zile,
vice president: Judge Ralph W
Liddy, secretary. and Russ Baker,
treasurer. Judge Liddy was toast
master.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
Medal for FDR

CHICAGO, Nov. II GNS)-
Franklin d. Roosevelt Jr. viii ac-
rept the American LcgIon's Dis
tinguiShed Service Medal, awarded
poSthumouSly 10 the late PreSi-
bent Roosevelt. next Sunday when
the Legion national convention
opens in Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15

HENRY r. TAUBE, 60 Of 14O56
Eastburn. al 2 30 p. m. tomorrow
Bt the Weitenbcner Funeral
Home. 1891 Gratiet Burial
ForestlaWn. He vas an employe
Of the Detroit police department
for 81 years prior 10 his retire
ment five years ago.
Survivors: Wife, Emma; son
Melvin, a coach at Purdue Uniyer-
sity; brothers, Albert and Karl
sisters, Mrs, Rose Richards and
Mrs. Adeline kohn; granddaugh-
ter. Anne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
HELEN NJ. WHITE in state &

the Wilkie Funeral Home, 1883
w. Outer Drive, until Friday
noon; service in Brightmoor Meth
odist Church at 2 p. m. Friday.
Burial: Grand Lawn. Mrs. White,
35, died yesterday in her home,
15050 Stout. Survivors, husband,
Clifford; daughters. Carol and
Nancy; brothers, Ernest, Roy and
Arthur Erickson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15

EDWARD J. GORDON, 81,
father of Recorders Judge Arthur
4 Gordon. today at the Bird and
Mott Funeral Home, 2668 w.
Grand Blvd.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15

FERDINAND KUCH at $50
n. m. tomorrow in the Peters
Funeral Home, l2457 Gratiot. and
at 8 a. m. in Assumption Grotto
Church. Burial Mt. Ollvet. Mr.
Kuch. 49. died Monday in his home
at 1457l Tacoma after two
months illness. He was formerly
employed as a detective al Sam $
Department Store. lie leaves his
wife. Eleanor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15
John Uii Rites
AT I Tomorrow
Obituaries

Funeral services were re-
ported to the Timse for;
JOHN w. OFT, SO, of 444 Neff,
Crosse Pointe. at 2 p. m. tomor-
row in the William r. Hamilton
Funeral Home, 1915 Cass. Mr. OFT
was assistant vice president of the
Michigan Mutual Liability Co.
Survivors; wife, Alice; sons, John
L. and Robert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-15

VALENTINE j. GUZDZIAL, 7S,
at 1918 a. IN. tomorrow at 1898
Dodge, Van Dyke, and at II 30
a. m. in ST. Josephat's Church.
Burial: Mt. Ollvet. Survivors
sons, Stanley, Michael and Leon
daughters. Mrs. Joan Mastay,
Mrs. Thelma Kozykoski, Mrs.
Marriet Mack, Mrs. Ann Rogers,
Mrs. Helen Dennis, Mrs. Eleanor
Czarneczki and Berna Guzdzial;
40 grandchildren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
BY HAROLD KAHL

Four games in front with nine TO
go, With this margin only the
dizziest tailspin in the remaining
three weeks will prevent Louis
Sielaff's E&B from winning the
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
for the second consecutive year.
The E&B bowlers need only
four victories in their final two
regular scheduled matches to
safely tuck the crown away again,
That would give them 63 victories
and Is defeats. If John Crimmins'
Parisclean wins all its remaining
games il will have 63 won and 80
lost. Then il would have 10 sweep
E&B on position night to sneak in
by WhiSker. Possible, but not
likely.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
GM Bond Purchases

General Motors announced
today that employees in Detroit
have bought war bonds with
maturity value of more than
$50, ,300,0 since the beginning
of the GN war bond pay roll
savings plan in the fall Of 1871.
This maturity represents more
than 2657.5 Series + bonds
q! various denominations bought
by employees through wage and
salary deductions and cash pur-
chaseS.
At the same time il was an
nounced that GM employees
throughout the United States
have bought war bonds with a
maturity value of more than
$500 100000 representing more
than l6.400,000 Series r bonds
Of various denominations. Bond
purchases by GM employees in
Michigan represents a maturity
value of more than S223, 84l $50.
Deductions from wages and
salaries. plus cash purchases
through the General Motors war
bond pay roll savings plan. dur
ing 1914 amounted TO 1916 per
cent of the total GM pay roll.
The S500,000.000 maturity value
represents only bonds purchased
by employees and is aside from
those bought by General Motors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
.Ex-FO||ies Girl
In Net Tourney

Mae Clouthcr OF Cambridge.
Mass. who holds most of the
table tennis titles for men in the
New England states, has entered
the United States Open meet
which opens here April l3 at the
Catholic Youth Organization Com
munity Center.
Mrs. Clouther. a former Ziegfeld
Follies beauty, took up table ten
mis- 10 maintain her slim walStline.
became expert and has piled UP an
imposing list Of titles in the last
few years.
Mrs. Clouther plays hard-driv-
ing style OF game that overpowerS
most opponents.
Entries in both the mems and
women's divisions are being re-
ceived from all sections of the
country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
HAZEL TIBEDEAU GETS e4s

a fourth-place tie between Ag-
mes Ekestroms Enterprise and
Marian Gorman'S Colonial and
Hazel Tibedeau's 643 for a new
fourth season high series today
are the hlghlightS of the Women S
Travelling Bowling League
Taking advantage OF Chene-
Trombly Postponement, Enterprise
and Colonial moved up a notch
from fifth together with sweeps
.tHr-fDTHTer- over Zoia Gremei $
Five 2625 10 2449. and the latter
over Dot Roberts club, 2643 10
255i.
The three leaders all registered
three-polnters. Louise Stockdale's 5
214-l92-2li for go enabled Clara
Aliens OlynplcS TO Subdue Imo-
gene Standkes Meyers, 2645 TO
2i6S.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Auto
Graphs
New Cars Far Of,
NADIA Heads Learn
BY sILER FREEMAN

If there were any dealers left
in the country who still retained
hopes of getting new cars TO sell
this year. they had their opti-
mism crushed after the visit of
the two top National Auto Deal
ers Association officials 10 De-
troit last week. There just "aint
gonna be any," the MAZDA chiefs
learned-as If they didn't know.
President w. l.. Mallon and
Executive Vice President Ray
Chamberlain got into many high
places and discussed new cars
with responsible manufacturers.
The more optimistic of the lat
ter said they might be able to
put cars into hands of dealers
six months after they received
the go-ahead.
The others. and they were in
the majority, estimated eight
months time before they could
get into sizable production. The
reconversion problem is so COM
plicated that it's anybody's
guess. There are machine tools
10 be ordered and built. release
Of materials. tires, prices, etc,
TO be considered.
AS the last remaining 5000
new cars dWindle, becomes
important 10 know how they
will be replaced and how soon.
Several Of the larger car manu-
facturers have been called Sc
cretly 10 Washington. Perhaps
something is afoot at last.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Discuss Prices

One of the big factors in re-
suming car production is what
viii! the OPA's pricing policy be
on the postwar cars. To this end,
the OPA industry advisory COM
mittee is meeting tomorrow in
Washington.
The committee will discuss
the margin of profit between
the dealers cost on automobiles
and trucks and retail ceiling
prices. This problem is not just
typical OF the auto industry.
Others are involved too. The
formula ma be a hard one to
arrive at
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
NoW4K SHOOTS s1I

HEFE AID THERE-Csn SuNAk fAthIontd
2sl-&2f-Zl6 fot 67l IN thS Aicona House
Hhrulf Hsnnlng 24J-2lO-2il iof o64
IN the Eedfrrd Bustnexzmen John
Ru1iCh 22s-x14-lG7 for 6S5 IN the Palmer
PARK Senior Cnei Palmer 27e IN the
Red'oro House e. Wslly NowAE 2e4 IN tne
Rouge Cilallc RUS Sullivant asa IN
AauiuisrstrN poHed 1882 fer q nep second
in TIE Detroit Police .. Lillian Btsttie 22O
81 uc Cadillac Womcn't Cassie
OthsF LEAGUE high sC0res-Adelins rrbsni
1913 and sos varsity Ladies. 'JJSsphins To-
Parascltsz ZIF Rainbow LtAdieS' Ruks Suiii-
want 236. Palm Beach Junior. Anna
ServydsF l9s SprinENsNs LAdles Connie
CtsioU 1877 krrhwAy LAciet Leln Nall0y.
224. Greater Masonic. Joe RunSkl. 222, "
Neracr Huuuc1mtn,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
COMMUNICATES
By BOB HOPE

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invent
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Graham Scans Dealers

Graham-Paige representatives
have started preliminary field
trips as the first step in setting
up the company's network Of
distributors and dealers. accord
ing TO Joseph w Frazer, chair
man of the board. Both auto
and farm implement franchises
will be discussed.
Where feasible. Frazer said,
distributors and dealers in rural
areas Will be permitted TO ham
die both farm equipment and
cars. II is planned 10 have $500
in the organization when the
company reaches full volume Of
production.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Detroit Gasket
Profits Steady

Detroit Gasket & Mig. Co, for
the year ending Dec. 81, 1914, re-
ports a net profit of SSH, ,65S equal
TO $2.18 share. This compares to
$5l9,096 or 1921 a share for the
same period in l943. The net is
subject 10 renegotiation.
Proceedings for l943r resulted
in refund of $50. .6S4 which was
charged to earned surplus in 1914.
| II was stated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

been top man on the u. of NJ,
rifle squad. he has been a member
on several occasions. II was dur
ing these periods that he received
all his craftsmanship training.
Stason's score was 1S9 out Of a
possible 200, Breaking II down ac-
cording to shooting positions he
scored AZ in prone, a perfect SC
in sitting. a az in kneeling and a
as in standing position.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
SHOULD REPEAT

E&B takes on Roger Overmy-
er'S Detroit Gasket at Sam Block S
Crest Lanes tonight and Cass
Schlaffs Pepsi-Cola at Andy
Stefani's Rainbow next week.
E&B won two from the GaSketS
the first trip and should repeat
inasmuch as the defending cham
pions have been rolling at the
Crest every Wednesday all sea-
son.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Combs, M Mailman,
Killed on Two lima

ANN ARBOR, April MARINE
1t. William Combs. Wolverine
wrestler from 1939-4o, was killed
In action on Two Jima Feb. 10. il
was learned here today. Awarded
the Purple Heart for wounds suf-
sf;red in the Guam invasion, 1t.
'mbs was veteran of five major
Pacific campaigns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
PRAISES McLUCAS

Sloan lauded the leadership OF
McLucas, and cited the steady
grewth-ef bank which has
given Michigan its first billion
dollar banking institution. He
expressed the hope that the people
OF Detroit and Michigan would
participate in the Offering. adding
1T IL our belief that the Ma
tiOnal Bank OF Detroit can bet
ter fulfill Its obligations 10 the
public standing on Its own. with
Its stock distributed among a
wide and representative owner
ship.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04

niSSioned a n
ensign in the
u. S. Naval Re-
serve Feb. "a.
Stason is the
son of Dean +.
Blythe StaSon,
present head Of
the u. of M.
law school. He
entered the re-
serve program
in September,
1912. Although
ha IA naxtap
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
'BobfeId' Backfeld

The Navy backheld may be
known as the "bobfeld'. This
fall Navy will have Bob Kelly
from Notre Dame, Bob Pfohl
from Purdue and Bob Hoernsche-
meyer from Indiana. And maybe
they can recruit another.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
E-B 4 Up.
Nine 10 Go
STANDINGS

Kr1fos aGals'i "'In'IEud i.l p.5 cos.ePoa cSt.9PIsH
clean lsl v psiuSSsid III, 5fd: seven,
Eleven 'r3l Va Wolverine iOl. 4th Min
sralltes 't2l vs. Pepsi-Cols ~. Sth. stroh
't2l vs.. KIaetke a., 6th A 't2D
vs. Detroit GASket a., 7th, Fife "a vs.
Lanes. Fullerton and Grand River. . p m.
denotes winner IN hrSt round.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
Hearst Shoot
Winner in Navy

ANN ARBOR. April 3-Ed-
win B. Stason. 20, who won the
individual honors in the Hearst
r. o. T. c. Rife Contest, is now
in the South Pacific. He was COM
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
PLEDGES SUPPORT

Needless TO say, General Mo-
tors will continue to be vitally
interested in the future success
Of the bank In which for years
II has been the largest private
depositor. and disposal of Its
stock will not affect Its other
financial relationships with the
bank" Sloan concluded.
McLucas also informed stock
holders that In connection with
the negotiations being carried or
by General Motors, arrangement.
are also being made with the un.
derwriters, headed by Morgan
Stanley e. Co., which will effect
an underwriting on any OF the new
stock which shall remain unsub.
scribed on May 2, 1915. the date
the rights expire
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
DETROIT


HOCs-soo fully steady. all good and
choice barTows ana gilts a. Sl4 90 ceiling
good and choice soSs. Sl4al4.l5. most
cArTLE--l 600 all classes ma,ur, cattle
active hrm short load choice iIo3-lb FED
steers, sic IS, few head $3.50 other sslet
good FED steers and yesrinES. Sl525ml5 IS.
including mixed yearlings az SIS 65 common
and medium grades, Si2- S0HlS cows com
prise around so per cent of receipts. most
medium 20 good beef COWS Sl2 SO@Is so odd
$40 5Osl2 bulk cutters. Ss.75@ 975 and
Gamers 81 AOWeSo. with only lightweight,
bulls quite active bulk medium and good
AauSAge bulls. Si2Gl3. most common. s1Oa
II so few good beef bulls around si3 so
and above very little done early on replace
-CAEVEs--So0 vealsrs active. strong with
all Interests buying bulk good and choice
SIT 5OnIs odd head sl3. the ceiling most
common and medium. SIS SOC 10 so, cuils.
sHEEP-i 600 early arrivals insufiicien,
20 test price underlone fully AdYr-E!ih
considerable inquiry
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si4 65ai47S. medium. si475' nsh,. sI{
packing tows, Sl3.75sf4. Pin, sl2.2o@
cATrLE-e 500. steady Calves. 1000.
Beet steers Choice tIs@l7 as common
and medium. Sl3Ais yesriings si5S
II as. Butchers - Heifef. sf0r lie so.
sioal7 feeder steers. sio@iz7S. STOCK.
ers: Steers. sloe las COWS and heiiers,
So 5O0l32s
sHEEP-s 600 steady Lambs sies
1878 common Sl2 5Oai5. yesrlinEs, Sl3
q Is So feeders. sll@l35O so. ewes, $3.50
g975.
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rs. steady Steers. good 70 choice. Sl6el7.
medium 20 good Si4Hl6. common 20 me
dium. i2alz heifers good 20 choice. si4 so
els medium 90 rood, ss 50miO. common
70 medium. So 5o@i2 cows. GOOD 20 choice.
sl0@i2; medium % rood, SIS 5o@9 so.
to choice, si1e14 common to medium,
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gao lbs. si5logi5i5. 22o.75o lbs
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"a IL as, medium 10 good. Sl5@ls. common
lambs. Seai1.5o ewes. t4eq so. wethers
$50 10 so. choice clipped lambs, tl6.25.
CALVES-i5O. STEADY. Good n choice
si7 74oais go medium. tifei7. eulls and
common, te.5oGi7So.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-04
G. N. 10 Sell
Bank Stock

General Motors Corp, original
founder of the National Bank of
Detroit. is planning to dispose OF
its holdings of the banks stock
through a nationwide group of in
vestment bankers, Walter S. Nc
Lucas, chairman of the bank had
disclosed today.
He made the revelation at a
meeting at which stockholders ap-
proved plans to increase the banks
capitalization by 25 per cent
through the issuance of additional
new shares which will be offered
to present holders at $40 per share
in the ratio of one share for each
four now held.
The sale will provide $10,000,000
in capital funds and will bring the
banks total - including capital
stock, surplus and undivided prof
its - 10 more than S43, 500, 900
Most important will be the re-
sultant increase in the banks
loaning limit.
DIVIDEND BOOST:
At the same time McLucas re-
vealed that he would recommend
an increase in the dividend rate
on the stock from 81 annually TO
81 30 pointing out that the boost
would still keep the dividend on
a conservative" basis. consistent
with The banks policy.
A statement from Chairman AL
fred p. Sloan Jr.. was released in
which ii was explained that Gen.
eral Motors had always considered
It's investment in the banks shares
$4,000 sharesl as "a temporary
one and that now that the bank
is firmly established" the stock
will be offered for public distri-
button.