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Evening star., 1945-01-07
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Sixth War Loan Drive
.50.2%, Total Shows

Final figures announced last night
jim the Districts Sixth War Loan
drive showed the drive exceeded its
quota of s94 4000, 900 by 502 per cent,
setting new percentage record for
the campaign. The Fifth War Loan
was oversubscribed by 42.1 per cent
here.
The total sales were Sl41, ,159 900,
the District War Finance Commit
tee announced.
= Sales of series "E" bonds were
16.4 per cent above their $50 ,O00, 600
quota, rising to $34,910,00 The last
previous high in "E" Bonds was set
in the fourth loan, when 111.3 per
cent of the quota was raised. In
the fifth drive, "E" Bonds ended
9 per cent above the quota.
Although corporations did not
break their bond buying record
they bought 2074 per cent of their
quota in the fifth drive-they still
contributed well over half of the
amount raised. with a total of $87,-
100000 or 1922 per cent of a $4s,-
600 900 quota.
Committee Praised.
Individuals bought $53, 700 900 or
116.7 per cent of a SAC ,0OO, 900 quota.
The previous record was set in the
Fifth drive when individuals bought
SO per cent of the quota. The sixth
drive is the first In which individ-
uals have bought their full quota.
w. j. Waller, chairman of the Dis
trict War Finance Committee, said
The results achieved in the sale
of series "E'' bonds was due in major
part to the work of the Interdepart-
mental War Savings Bond Commit
| tee, E. F. Bartlett, chairman, and its
rs alternates, representing as many
Government agencies. This commit
tee sold $4,000, 900 in bonds to Gov
ernment employees"
The District ended fourth in the
contest between eight metropolitan
centers competing in "E" bond sales
Milwaukee won, piling up 1915 pc,
i cent of. its quota. Pittsburgh was
second with 1877 per cent, and
Philadelphia third with 1857 pei
cent.
Virginia Makes Record.
New. Hampshire led the Nation
in the drive, reaching 221 per cent
of Its quota, the Treasury said.
DR.. F p. Gaines, chairman Of the
Virginia War Finance Committee
announced yesterday that Virgin
ians and corporations last year in
vested the largest sum subscribed
in any year In the history of war
financing, with total of $633 1856,
089. Virginians subscribed 1872 per
cent of their quota.
1t. william I. Patterson, 16dC
Franklin street NE, Public Build
ings Guard, was awarded $l0C
bond yesterday in the Federal Works
Agency contest.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
d. {. Business Brokers
10 Fight Demand for
Details Before Sales

The Washington Business Bro
kers' Association, engaged in selling
all kinds Of businesses, including
rooming and boarding houses, has
engaged counsel, and decided to
fight" the recent order of the Rent
Control Administration, effective
January Is, which would require
such business chance brokers to
supply the agency with detailed
information on rooming and board
ing houses, in advance of sales.
This was announced last night
by Edwin L. Ellis, who was elected
president of the association at a
special annual meeting called at his
Office, 1910 Vermont avenue NV,
to consider their problem.
A lengthy resolution was adopted
at the meeting sharply criticizing
the order, which originally had been
intended to go into effect January
l, but was postponed to January
Is, after protests by the business
chance brokers and the Washington
Real Estate Board.
Rent Administrator Robert F
Cogswell has appointed Everett w
Thurm of. the firm of Thurm &
Silver, chairman of a committee te
submit a counter proposal. Mr.
Thurm was reelected treasurer OF
the brokers' association, and par.
ticipated in the action which
adopted the strongly worded reso.
luton against the order.
Leon L. Sclawy and Jerold j
Stuckwisch, attorneys were retained
by the association, as counsel.
Enforcement OF the order, de.
clared the resolution, will worl
irreparable harm, injury and hard.
ship on the business OF busines.
chance brokers, which is .unneces.
sary and uncalled for" Language
of the order, 1t was charged, Il.
ambiguous and not clear, and con.
fusion as to its meaning and inten
will be the result"
All details, heretofore considered
confidential, would have to be re.
ported, including prices and term.
of the offer, which the brokers claim
do not fan within the jurisdiction
of the rent control officer.
Besides Mr.. Ellis, the new presi.
dent, and Treasurer Thurm. th'
association elected the following
officers: G. j. Young, vice presi
dent; Miss Bernice Jay, secretary
and Mrs. Myrtle A. Weadon, re,
! porter.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
Mrs. MendeIsohn to Speak

Mrs. Martin Mendelsohn, past
national treasurer of the Jewish
Consumptives' Relief Society, will
address the Washington Junior
Auxiliary OF the society at 3 pm.
today at Dorchester House. Mrs.
Mendelsohn will outline the work
being done at the society,s sani-
torium at Denver, Colo.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
Glen H. Draper to Speak

The Society of Philosophical In
quiry Of Washington will meet at 5
pm. Tuesday at the National Mu-
scum to hear Glen II. Draper, as
tronomeY, speak.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
q u,z 'rn

1943, nine stations have been tele-
casting from six to eight hours each
week, mainly for the purpose of
training technicians, producers and
actors in this new medium.
e. F. B., Quincy, III.
s. MERCY FOOD What is the
food knot0n as hydroiysates whfeh is
being sent to starving people tn war-
stricken countries?
Hydrolysates are combinations of
various amino acids which build
tissue and blood. Their mass produc-
ton is regarded as important as the
development of blood plasma and
penicillin.
-F. L. H., Baltimore, Md.
6. MEAT SHORTAGE :. HoW long
does ii take to "bufld' a good steer?
Two years for a good beef steer
and eight to IL months to produce
marketable hog
CONDUCTED ~ W. M..>
Evening star., 1945-07-22

TIME firm of O'Malley. Schwartz
and Broggle is takin' Jack Frost
by the whiskers an goin' into the
Quick Freezer business.
1t must be a couple of years since
saw Mister O'Malley, up until
last week. Him an his partners has
been in the coal business but now
they're settin' out to move the
North Pole right into everybody's
kitchen.
1t is goin' to be maybe year
before O'Malley can get any home
freezers to deliver. he says, but you
want to know what he's doin' this
summer?
"Wally," he says to me. "ain't
these string beans beauties?
II got bushels of 'em. goin' to
waste in my garden" l answer him.
"THAr's exactly where these come
FROM" Mister O'Malley tells me.
81 just called at your house an your
missus just lent me quart of fresh
beans"
Lent emp" | ask him. "Lordy,
I'll gire you all you can use"
You know what I'm goin' to
do?" O'Malley says, mysterious
like. I'm goin' to return 'em to you
just as fresh and crisp as now -
Evening star., 1945-07-22

on Washin'ton's birthday, an that's
the truth"
Then he goes on to tell me his
idea. He's got one big freezer an he
an Schwartz an Broggle are can
vassin' the country. Every time
they see big Victory Garden, they
ask to borrow some kind of vegetable
or fruit or berries.
lHEY go back to the shop, pre-
pare an quick freeze an label the
package. Come January an Feb
ruary they will be back with your
package - along with their catalogue
of home freezers an a order blank.
Sinister O'Malley," l tell him,
ssthat beats me! Somehow it re-
minds me of smelt fishin'. To
catch smelt you cut little shiny
piece out of the side of one an bait
your hook with it to catch another.
You make the smelt furnish their
own bait"
Well, feel better about all this
reconversion talk. With a few thou
sand smart guys like O'Malley at
work, it wouldn't surprise me if we
was to have so many jobs waitin'.
we'll have to fly the Army home
after VI Day to fill the manpower
shortage. WAllf B0REN
Evening star., 1945-07-22

!. NEW DIMES =. A nei0 dime bear
ing the likeness of Franklin d.
RoosepeH is 10 be minted. When wiH it
be ready for distribution?
Around the end of this year. The
liberty-head dime, in existence for
90 years, will be discontinued.
W. E.. Centre Square. Pa.
z. ~SINKERs" H0D many
doughnnts Were distributed by the
Red Cross last year?
84,13O,96O or about one dozen
for each CT.
Mrs. p. S., Joliet, III.
:. rIcKERs :. When Western
Union at San Francisco adds UP its
business from the recent Conference.
a new record wiH probably hare been
set. Which meeting holds the old record?
The famous 1924 Democratic
Convention, from which 10000, 900
words were telegraphed.
L. M. X, Scarsdaie. N. Y.
4. NTELE" SETS HoU many
telerision sets are there in this country?
Seven thousand. Since late in
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

w z
Churchill though to
be
onth rado andh near
Smorgasb sbordt here ood
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Hollywood Snapshots

So much hand holding be
tween Turhan Bey and a beau
tiful b blOnd ~ named Peggy
Badey at Charley TOy's Tuesday
night-they almost stole the
spotlight from the show.
Have the Freddy Martins
parted again? The rumor II
hot that it's definitely cold be-
tween the orchestra leader aud
his wife who recently reCOnciled.
Jimmy Roosevelt 80 happy
over the birth of his son that he
was Ntill passing out cigars at
the Hollywood Derby
Don't look for the John
Waync-ESperenza Bauer we'd
ding until neNt summer. He
wants 90 finish twG more movies
before taking time out for a
long honeymoon.
Marie Macdonald telephOHed
90 say "goOdbye" before she took
of for Chicago for the Purple
Heart fund
Herbert MARSHALL dining with
attractive Dorothy Blanchard OF
the MON pralsery department,
at CirO'A
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
'0fficiaI Of AAA
Hits Pedestrian

Julius Linderman Jr. 45, of 1887
Bishop, Crosse Pointe Park, an
administrative official Of the
Automobile Association of
America, was free under 500 bond
today on charges Of reckless
driving,
Linderman's car struck Mohood
/ iDakrood. 50, of l26 Victor High
land Park, as ne left a protected
safety zone TO cross Woodward at
Tyler in Highland Park last night.
Dakrood is in Highland Park
General Hospital with serious in
iurieS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
English imports

UNIVERSAL hasn't a tie-,n
I with British producer Arthur
Rank for nothing. The English
imports are beginning 10 arrive
at the Hollywood studio with
regula. and the latest 90 be
SiCnaled ilng distance is Phyllis
Calvert. She is the London belle
who has the inside on starring
In the late Rachel Fields Time
Out of Mind for IT, The
other English import is Patricia
Roc who viii debut IN Canyon
Passage.
Phyllis is very beautiful and
glamorouS and is another nail
in the old saying that English
stars are palmer than the Holly
wood variety.
Robert Sildmak viii direct
Thine out of Mind" " a saga of a
shipbuilding family IN New Eng
land IN the 1S7OS.
AEtilCN Nuo dFt NhN iiE AhAA
Frank Sinatra is getting 81
preachy he'll lose his bobby
sOXers should get an eyefui Of
the way his kids hOcked tO see
his racial tolerance short,
''The House Live In in
New York! The featurette IN
Outdrawing the main features
In the houses IL plays In. Pro-
duced originally by Frank
Ross and Mervyn lie Roy as n
non-prOft venture. there Will
he plenty Of dough, re, mi tO
distribute. I've just learned
that n presidential appointed
committee will administer the
profits turned over by RkO
and that the organizations tO
benefit include welfare so
eieties of all races and creeds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
LOueIIa q. Parsons
Nets Baby
Diva 0OInQ
To Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD.
Nov. Is

IDATRICE MUNSEL the %
i vear-old Metropolitan star
who had New York hanging on
her hich C'S last wear IS coming
20 HOLLYWOOD The movie that
brings the Kansas City song
bird 10 town is The Life Of $.
Hurok which Twentieth Gem
tur, Fox is making. based on
the career Of the famed impress
Sario. She Is the drSt Of many
opera and ballet stars being
lined up hy George JeSSei and
Director Gregory Ratol.
Patriee IS something differ
ent IN opera stars. Did YOU
see those pictures Of her
psarinF a bathing suit land
hoVi) IN a national magazine
NOT long GRo7 Her stream
lined contours sorred her
much more publicity than the
faet that she IS the youngest
diua IN Metropolitan Opera
history. Whethsr singing or
posing Patriee strikes just the
right note.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16
Gets Job, Loses Wife

nID you ever hear OF IT.
~ Michael Burke Of the navy
and former all-American star of
the University of Pennsylvania ?
Well. maybe you didn I, but YOU
will now. Milton Sperling, who
engaged Mike. who is one Of the
most decorated men in the war
(hcs the fellow who got the
head Of the Italian feet and
persuaded him and his force 20
turn against the Fascists), took
one look at him and said.
Look here. you're too hand
some 10 stay behind the camera.
Write yourself a part In The
Cloak and the Dagger" And,
Mike did.
Mike is also losing his wife
this week. She's Faith Long. a
Conover model. and she Is going
10 Reno 10 get herself free. A
bad time 10 get free I'd say.
EDDTE CANTOR in Washing
II ton for the Press Club din
ner. was received by President
Truman at the White House a
few hours before the dinner
I'm very honOred tO be in
vited 10 the White House, Mr..
President" said Eddie. "but with
80 much Jf me TN the show 10
night and seeing me this after
noon. too, I'm afraid you'll get
your fill Of Cantor"
To which the President smiled
and said that with everything
else that had been happening 10
him around there lately. he
guessed he could take Eddie
too,
He particularly complimentcd
Cantor on hrs air show pro-
grams raising funds for the war
wounded
Last year Eddie hit a million
and half for distribution
throughout hospitals. This
Christmas he's aiming for
s. 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

mIRnl even KNOW WIItH NtT-
vyn Leroy is going 10 start
making THE Robe" Or may
be. he'll Just sell his diary
like every one else.
/ understand now that
peace is final. even Hirohito
is offering his memoirs
They're called Life on
White Horse" and dedicated
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-16

COMMUNIQUES

word
~ Well, about what
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

out. One Sidc of the t~o-car
garage is securely padlocked
though vacant.
Through a broken window YOU
can glimpse the back of a large
rose co1ored sofa obviously a fine
plEce-e4 furniture. stain ct
many rains and SHOWS mark IL
now
The iTonT porch is Uttered with
tho debris left by u1conccrned
ball peddlef- who apparently
haNcn-L LgIAcn-
The doors an arc locked now
and tho inside knobs arc removed
so YOU cant reach through a
broken window and open them
You can stand and look Al II
and imagine what YOU could do
with IL with a little time and
money
Tho Shrubbery could be re-
placed. the lawn tended the
woodwork on the outside could be
painted--it could be returned 10
IT'S former beauty
You can stand and look al il,
but that's all
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Hit-Run Suspect
Held; SdiIorHurt

Fred Lawson. 2l. Of 9S7 Napo-
leon, today was held for investi-
cation Of leaving The scene of an
accident IN which sailor on leave
suffered possible skull fracture
Lawson was arrested A. his
home last night after passengers
in n car ne was driving testified
lEt il struck a iaMcab a. Rlvard
and Eliot and injured Steward s
Mate 3 Jsnes Wade %
Shortly after the accident Law
sons fdthcr-in-law. Frank W
Dandrcge 80. reported 90 police
that his car had been stolen Ar
rested As a susucCl ia the =h4i-H4H
accident DandrrCe i7trr said
that Lawson had telephoncd hlm
hat he had Slmck the cab and
mat he false report bad been
turned in 20 protect lawson Dan
dfrcc WAS released.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
From Hunger
Shoe Salesman Admits
Lunch Meat HoIdup

Milton Likich %. Of 1864 Me
Kay, a shoe salesman, admitted
Saturday that ne was the liver
bandit" who held up and robbed
George Thomas. s., Of 1914
Klinger, of his luncheon meat on
tffc- -rigt1t-of Fob -.
According 10 Detectives Floyd
PrIll and Nelson Page Likich
confessed he had robbed Thomas
Of two pounds OF liver with Es'
use ef a wooden pistol The de
tectiycS said Likich told them he
thought the package was A
bundle OF money representing the
days receipts al Thomas saloon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Graft Trial
Nedrs It's End
Times Photo

MASON, March 10 The natur-
opathic graft conspiracy trial
noared ils end Saturday with only
testimony OF behalf Of Sen Carl
r. Delano remaining 10 be heard
1t was expected The case VIII
oe given the jury early next week.
Delano, three former state rep
reSentatiVeS and three naturo-
pathic physicians were indicted
or charge of bribery IN connec-
ton with a naturopathic -druglcSs
healing bill at the 1893 Lcglsla-
tUre.
Special Prosecutor Kim Sigier
* handling the states Case Judge
John Simpson of Jackson Is on The
bench.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
HoNEYMooNs BRIEF

Saturday morning Mary Lou
and Mona, dressed in formal we'd
ding gowns, were given in mar
riage by the'r fathers in a solemn
high mass sung by Fr. Joseph
Pfeiffer of the st. Elizabeth
Church.
Both honeymoons will be brief.
Joe must leave for the naval base
at Norfolk, Va, late Sunday
afternoon. Pets leave will con-
tinue until March Is, when he
must report at the naval base at
New Orleans.
Mary Lou is the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scheppman.
$50 Lennox and Nona's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Edward John
Smith of 3031 East Warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Auto Industry 10 Pay
80 Millions for Ads

The auto industry Will "set the
pace in the postwar advertising.
Joseph W. Frazer. chairman of
Graham-Paige Motors. estimated
that manufacturers will spend
$50 600 900 for newspaper space
during the first year of unre-
stricted car production, compared
with about S50.000.O00 in record
hrea king 1911
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Soldier S Wife Loses
S45 and Ration Book.

A purse containing S45, ration
books and valuable papers MAS
lost over the weekend in store
near Grand River and Oakman ny
Mrs. Ralph Pearson of 3777 Elm
hurst wife Of a soldier fighting in
the South Pacific.
The money is needed for the
payment of current bills. Mrs.
Pearson is the mother of two chill
dren and is not employed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
drHousiinQ
Plans Losing
Council Believed Cold
to Southwest Project b
BY CHARLES WEBER

Council will reject the recon-
mendation Of the Detroit housing
commission 10 establish about
1000 Negro war housing units in
the extreme southwestern part OF
the city, it was asserted Saturday
AS the result Of Fridays public
hearing al the city hall which at
-traetcd crowd of about $500,
a majority Of councilmen have de-
cided 10 vote against the proposal
10 construct the temporary fed
eral housing units in the pfedom-
inently white section OF approxi-
mately 6l0 acres. bounded by
Melvindalc. Lincoln Park. River
Rouge and Ecorsc, and Schaefer
Highway. 80
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
IT, M..V-r2 UNCHANGED

Ann ARB0R March 10 The
gradual merging Of the VIZ Naval
fteSrTV6 Drf1CcrS Training Corps
will not affect The VIZ compile
ment AZ the University Of Michi-
gan, school authorities said Satur.
day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Peach Pie Makes
II III at Factory

Seventeen persons suffered mild
attacks Of poisoning after eating
peach merIngue pie At the Oak
man plant of NlCkcrS. Inc. the
Board Of Health reported Satur-
day
None Of the victims were made
ScrlouSLN M.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
z Sailor Brothers
Wed on Leave
Couples Rush Plans.
Hold Double Rites
March II. l945-Psrt I. Page

A double furlough for two De-
troit sailor brothers was solen-
nized in 81. Elizabeth Church.
McDougall and Garfield, Saturday.
With no marriage plans formu.
lated, Aviation Machinists Mate
Joseph Polonis, "a, arrived IN
Detroit from Jacksonville, Fla,
last Sunday. He visited briefly
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Polonis, 3031 East Warren.
and with his fiancee, Mary Lou
Scheppman. 26. -
Then on Tuesday evening Joe's
Younger brother. Seaman l/C
Peter Palonis, 19. came home
Unexpectedly after II months or
action in the south Pacific. He
rushed over 20 see his ffancee,
Mona Faye Smith, 18.
DINE, DECIDE TO WE'D
On Wednesday evening. Joe.
Mary Lou. Pete and Mona had
dinner at the Palonis home and
decided 10 marry.
Because all four OF the newly
wedS are of the Catholic faith
which does not permit marriage
during Lent, special dispcnsa-
tion had 10 be obtained from
Archbishop Edward Mooney.
One maid Of honor and one
best man were contacted for the
two COIDlpS
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Training Program Set
For Recreation Aides

4 f1vr=r5y Training program IT
recreation leadership viii be held
Monday through Friday under
thc sponsorship Of the department
NJ parks and recreation. The
training period viii be held from
II a m. 10 p m. Al tho krOnk
Recreation Center and from S 10
10 p m. A. Northern High School.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

The wind Whistles through rs
dozen or 80 rooms. raiR soaks the
floors. CnCe-hne furniture rots and
fades and half itS windows are
blind vacant holes
Tn house belongs 10 Mrs Iietty
6TeCH cummings. fcpoticdlY a
niece or The famous I!rttN- Green
once worlds most wealthy woman
and celebrated TociuSc
m 1870 MS. Cummings Won a
divorce on a CrO>S-bill from her
husband, Waller s Cummings
The beautiful homo. IA z sill
fine neIghhorhood, died abruptly
at that tune.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Looking for a House?
Here S One--DeSerted
BY LINTON ARKLES

On the northwest Of Webb there is
sight to make houseseeker with large family weep bitter
tears
In the midst Of the housing shortage the city
has with families of workers living converted
there stands housea large house which has been
vacant for ID Years through within Of its
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
FLARE-UP AT FORD's

Hiring Of a former empieye As
division foreman in the Ford
Rouge foundry Saturday caused
three-hour flare-up when 200 Of
292 foremen refused TO work at
the start of the shift. An agree
ment was reached between Ford
Chapter No. !, Foremen,S ASSe-
citation. and the management and
the foremen went back TO their
Jobs while the grievance was
ncgOtlated
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Moffett Sued for Taxes

NFW YORK. March 10 tCP,
An income tax lien for Sl75 600
has been filed against James 4
Mofctt. former Federal Housing
Administrator for taxes due 1887
ihrnIrh 1913 pins interest.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
Ciqeret Record

WASHINGTON, March m Up
More cigaretS were distributed
~ 1911 than in any other year.
bureau Of internal revenue figures
revealed to-day
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-11
VOTING DATE DELAYED

whether tho council VIII take a
vote during an informal daily
committee meeting carly this
-t*cciS. or summit n FOR action The
formal session. Tuesday night, has
not been decided.
The city's policy of moi disturb
ing the racial characteristics of a
nelghborhood by temporary war
housing was established nearly
two years ago By an informal
vote pf S TO .
The housing commission has
asked council 10 change This
policy because, IL declares there
arc no available spaces left in
Negro neIghborhoodS upon which
10 locate badly needed Negro
dwellings
COMMISSIONS VIEW
Asserting that the proposed To-
cation would be tho next logical
step in providing adequate houS-
ing for Negroes in Detroit"
Charles r -Edgecamb.- director
secretary Of the commission. said
ttt1t-tttr fhtfhF character OF the
old Oakwood' section already
has begun 10 change
Private builders now arc build.
Ing about 300 dwellings in one
subdivision for eventual Negro
occupancy -aS-the result Of a cir
cunt court ruling that The subdI-
Vision Is unrestricted
Sp0kcSmcn for the estimated
~ - v'-T1Tto residents IN The area
HTTdCkcd The dcclNlnp- -hneatf~.4 At
vas based upon legal tcchni-
cailiN They further charge that
- cTiSfInS homes an another see
ton arc beng occupied by NJ
r-ncS after the uhtte- residents
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