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Evening star., 1945-10-28

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK--S17 1850
Only years old, detached brick, room
sulated attic; a regular sleeping room
extra large lot, large living room with opel
fireplace; modern kitchen with breakfas
spsas sssssd ysna plenty The Of best asI
ns, mss had aad snndsSH n snhi MEaE sa IA kesos
SILVER SPRING, MD. e51s co,esville I'd
Open today, l to "a well constructet
yrs. old, large living room with fireplace
fuiiy eauipped Kitchen with breakfast Al
heat, beautiful. deep fenced lot, to alley
dstaShed d. brGf , this as home vel
real value today. To reach: Out Coles
q and ! s1sn. NE EIoYP oaPa E. DAVIS co, 1929
have school-aEe children and want hous,
eas rooms bsIhs ah bai.n iss sarsse s ea'ex
h.-wh.: owner vacating Oct. ~. r. G
RRl RRNeEl eEEyELaASb AIa sIo9 9ND cArHrDRA1-soli,
brick house. with 2-car. garage, screened
and and f,sts baths on % End ioor; large bedrm,
III Sd T L PaTERsoN easn Saesn e Gu
NEAR sEs e. MSacARTHuR BLVD. Detaches
baths. oil heat: completely furnished yer!
reasonably priced. WALTER A. BROWN
sfaT M Ssf fEEAsxNT, e sA MD&snnsSiow iSo Mn StSa
| rooms. bath. 2 porches, lot 100000
reasonable price and terms. WALTER A
BROWN. 14l5 Eye st. NV. Ma. 1852
PossEssioN--371s Mass ave. NV,
terms to suit. Ma. -4639.
1916 BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-Open today
IL to 6--Vacsnt--A very attractive Co
loniel row brick, 90 #. wide. good condi
tion, 8 nice rooms, bath, glass rear porch
full basement, oil-burning h.-w furnace
lot over 155 IT. deep, detached garage
this home located one block from Ittf
st. and only q few minutes from down.
town; To- priced right for immediate sale
ofPEN SUNDAY, i TO PM. 1884 For
Dupont st. s.e.--An attractive modern semi
detached brick home; 5 rooms and bath
automatic heat, nice yard and convenien
to stores and TRANSPORTATION. mitchell
COLON coIoNIkl Il AffMstosPHERE. AffMstosPH in old George
town. S17.950; q completely remodeIes
semidetached home Of rooms, bath ans
recreation room; oil hot-water heat. fire,
places; All fully insulated This is 4 grans
buy and prompt possession Is assured. Cal
Mr.. Fisher, with BEITzELL, DI. 300.
Evening star., 1945-10-28


in cupboards, REFRIGERATOR, Stove; day
light basement, oil heat. large side yard
Just painted and decorated throughout
ave nH sasrRhn sa Mra Sams Sss
deil. GE 1854 OF DIXIE REALTY CO.
M0DERN, detached brick; Arlington, Va,
shopping, transportation, 4 bedrooms, j
baths modern kitchen, electric stove and
years od AtsaeSed esrase
sn MsnsSR' w Ma MI 77as. or DIXIE REALTY
GHILLUM., Md, Just across D. C. line
Owner built and occupied; strictly mod
snv srn sssrisk Care Cod hosss Beanti-
rooms, bath on lfirst floor. modern kitchen
stairs esfc ssh MoMs and drss sao4s
msnt Large Side porch. built-in garage,
insulated s and eorsed s s Auto. I'VE h.%.n. new. s
ly decorated: bus passes door. S11.750.
a Aon n ROTH, Woodwsrd aW Bldg. NA. ss5 1899,
$3.50: large kitchen, spacious cupboards;
excellent condition; all rooms newly deco
iaSsS iRaoSsoSM1NGs HseoaGjssE. HseoaGjssE completely furnished;
h.-w.h.; property in good condition; in
com come On rms quoted sis7 os, 5o s,5ss Price
4. r., sEELYE. 400 L st. NV. DI. 1895.
MASS. AVE-. s.E.-Row brick. rms. /
Lear garaee II you wish to buy q house
in perfect condition, this is it., at $10,950.
naS e gEra InlE SSoG iaoo g. saans. if
HAVE Have 70 MOVE We have numerous va
cant and owner-occupied houses in de-
possession; others coming in daily. MITCH
FRST-FLOOR BEDROOM HOME, on de-
lightful corner acre property. in excellent
suburban subdivision in Sill Spg. area; 2
bedrooms and another bath up, recr: room,
nice-appearins home. IN fine condition
r. p. RIPLEY, SH. 1889. tSun. and ewes,
DU. 400; Apt 494: Mr.. Bogardus;
st. n:w.-An elaborate center-hall plan Go-
lonial home OF spacious rooms, 2 Holly
wood baths. de luxe kitchen and most
unusual recreation room. MITCHELL
SOuTH ARLiNGGToN, 1923 10th St
Handsome detached 2-family home with
excellent income. Little expense. Sl5.500
furnished To inspect call Ia. O520,
LEONARD N. RAFFEIL. owner.
Evening star., 1945-10-28

alo Va o. h'"' n hole Aoi
EXTRA NICE BUNGALOW, has upstair.
finished as one large room and nicely done
heat. fireplace, fully equipped kitchen; rea
ses snelEhsorRoGs II SensTSi sysr sDg
orr LEE HIGHWAY. S7.s5osAttractiy,
5-room bungalow with automatic heat ant
sioni excellent terms. MITCHELL oIfeK S1isss
REAR M IsS1 wEsTcaERsTER aasla I R1r Aprs-rhis ex
fronting on 2 streets. must be seen If vol
are interested in buying a good income
pTsE ya saaaae sasa 1ans ee shs lots oon
living on 1st floor and renting tie second.
newly newly decorated. Cali EN-. 1880 1890 Sunday, i y
and weekdays: F. A. TWEED CO. $50
siI.5o0GHome and investment-A prett,
tapestry brick Colonial home. equipped al
one wife ooms snd BATH ho0s and aa San
screened porch: each apartment equipped
with ELECTRIC refrigerator. oil hos,Watel
3. real buy and should be seen today. Cal
Mr.: Foster, GE. $3.50, with BETHEL. DI
OPEN TODAY 1875. 2o33 F st. NV. Fin,
home near George Washinston q. Thi
attractive brick home is in very good con
Tepe and has Ig0mf ana e
which is set up as an apt. with separat,
entrance. This can be used as home ant
an income-producing property. Gas hea
and 2-car garage. The house is bein.
sold completely furnished. Don't mis-
seeing this today--it's worthwhile buy
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 1415 K st
NV. ME. 5400. complete real estatl
institution.
NEAR 3rd AND EMERSON NW.-spacious
groom brick; modern kitchen with Norge
refrigerator, 2h baths, recreation room
with bar, maids room. Oil heat Early
possession. s15,75o. LEONARD N. Raj.
4 TWosodE COTTAGE that will hold
three. Located Just outside Of Kent, in
that area in the District 0, o,eciooking the
Potomac River. There. are 3 rooms ano
bath on End door, and living room with
0pln fireplace, dining -aom. kit. and der
on LIST door. Gas heat, well Handicapped
yard. Only S11 800. Substantial cash
Call NE. 1l43 until 8 pm. ]. WESLEY
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Court Rebukes
0PA Attorney

OPA Enforcement Atty Nelson
Shapcro drew a reprImand from
the ordnance court for failing 10
make Packers outlet Inc, a de-
fendant with three employees, who
were found guilty Of selling meat
items above ceiling prices yes
tcrdsy
Judge Thomas +. Mahcr i'm
posed fines of 500 with the all
formative Of 30 days in Jail for all
three employees. The OPA'S attor-
ncy explained that the company
had issued orders 10 all employees
that they were not 20 violate
ceilings However, he admitted
later that the company had prob
ably prof,cd from the over
--44------.-r-v
Those fined were Louis Papp,
manager Of the meat department
at l69i7 L!ycrnolS, Joseph Bana-
belle. clerk AZ 5Ssl W. Fort Wen
dell Oliver. clerk AZ l3ClS Fcnkel
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
oUTSTATE WOUNDED

Privstes fi-st elsss from ou'stA,e are Rob
er' " Jackson ot Battle Greek JACK
Church o. Lansing Shirley " Weber nf RaE
amay90 Clifford T Downey oi HighIsnd
ParE Charles 81. Hal % pCtoskty. Vernon
Anderson % Mcnomincc Robert l. Howard of
Flnt Car. Black of Fairgr0ye Edward J
Kerr Of Adrian Raymond H sullivan of
Marquette Melvin ~ Dague % Dewitt Au-
gust VI Maxi Of Chatham John j. Flattcry
~ saginaw. David sweet % LsWrCurc 1oyCnr
J. Rysxka OF Dcckcrvilc aud Charles n
Er1e.ebou ~ MuskegcI
other outStste Michigan men arc PVT
James n striker n Jackun, Pvt hlhcr, G.
jdryics % Pontiac lSt sgt Herbert Wend
lendt 20 C0mstock PARK PVT AdoInh
Sehcdicr Of Buchanan. Tt5 Tauna Y Pu-
honcu q Franklin Mine. PVT HoWsld W
Bccbc ~ 81 Johns PVT Robert " Snitchler
of Richmond. PVT sidney u Han ~ Chaooy-
gan. 7 Edward Gassmsn % Base Line
Il 3 JCge W Duncan ~ Jackson. PVT Thomas
Tack ~ Calumet. Pyi Leon FCnerVcIn uf
saginaw Srt FlmeT q Linthlpck ~ Mus.
kcg0n Pv' Robert " Reed O., RcueviIe PVT
Marion NOyoSad ~ south Haven 7 3 Ken
meth g. Oranre ~ Grand Rapids Srf al.
fred prrus Of Pontiac PVT Thomas n
Robson % saginaw Z s william Brent ~
Jackson. PVT Reuben n Fischer ~ Akron.
PVT Charles FAk ~ Nov Haven s SGT
Chester Mrocgek N Filion Pc P0hsr, "
Jackson ~ Rst'ls Greek. Pvi wallace Fer
enc - Grand Rapids and Pvt. Joseph L.
sullivan Cf Flnt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
7 Gel 6-Month Terms
For Evasion Of Draft

Two men convicted Of draft
evasion today began NX-nonth
sentences imposed NeSteTGa& bp
Federal Judge Arthur T, Lederle
The men. Samuel Sulcardo. 30,
OF BITS Hunt and Robert VI kirE
81. Of Cincinnati we're convicted
Of + having failed 10 report for
induction Suzcardo insisted that
he was poace-loving and that no
one would ever force hIm 20 shed
"blOOd '
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
VINO 10 Shift Labor
To Keep Plants Going
Detroit lime, washinr,on Bureau

WASHINGTON. Jan. % Mus
tering its utmost powers over vol
untary Job control, the VINO has
authorized area directors 10 take
new and drastic steps 10 transfer
workers 10 war plants that are
behind schedule on must pro-
ductlon
Authority was given directors
10 require employers, wherever
necessary. 10 terminate their
workers who are needed in other
plants for more urgent work.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Traffic Injuries
XIII Fireman

Fire Sgt. Steve Stanley Thomas,
42. of 1925 L, Grand Blvd died
in Receiving Hospital late last
night of chest injuries received
Jan. 16 when he was struck by
an automobile driven by Mrs.
Daisy w. Jessee. 81 Of 1926
Mack on Chene between Kirby
and +. Ferry
Mrs. Jessee was released, but
will be questioned again by police.
Thomas had been a fireman II
years and was attached TO Ladder
Company II, Second and Bur
rOughs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Police Foil
Burglary
Times Photc

Two teen age youths were ar
rested early today and a third,
a fugitive from an institution, fled
after police surprised them while
they were aSsertedly trying 10
break into a restaurant at 95l
w. Seven Mile road.
Under arrest are John Wallace,
II, of 26O43 Emmons, Hazel
Park. and Donald Hicks, II. Of
6S w. Moorehouse, Hazel Park,
Sought is William tombstone. II,
who, police say. is A fugitive from
the Boys Vocational School in
Lansing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
IsC.AF DecOrateS
FIier From Detroit

Flying Officer y. w. Marshall.
son of Mrs. NJ. II. Marshall, 7lS9
NaClc Detroit. was one OF SlN
Americans serving with the RCAF,
awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross. twas announced today IN
OTTAWA
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

RATTLE CREEK, Jan. 20
Thirty-eight Detroit area soldiers
we're among the rs wounded Mich
lean men who arrived today al
percy Jones Hospital and the con-
valcsccnt center at Fort Custer
Tho Detroit area men are Georse Hansen
t-q-7S Eighteenth John Chiclu Jr IT.
.tr nov "a Duly 4TOp Porter. Frances
- I5rdsn ass Harding Olaf Rhodes
6s26 Marcus Pctrt Tameasco l,i3'
e,,.sgy tarrs { Shubcrt 50lS TrumhuL
TT|sc,e A VsringN ls0e9 Revere John l.
Tslr 272s Brush John " Lozot i9Ie
titur,us Harry ~ Pusosh hoHA war
49, Iarrs ~ CouEcy. t4lT kip.ink chester
: w,trird $3.50 Ycmans Robert , Wciner
..,tn vcuporf and Ernest o FaHeu. lsIs4
vorasra. ana Edward Ze.ewsL, hamIfamck
All DrlyatrA FIRST class.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
IBYEs ON T3oMoRnow

in shipping in word, transportation values
beyond anything known or experienced before
In Its planning, the Pennsylvania Railroad has
these things in mind for it is a tradition Of
this railroad to look ahead, and apply It's re-
search to finding new ways to serve the travel
ing and shipping public better!
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
OTHER DETRoITERs

Otrcr ranks from the Detroit area are
r-srd p Spcdden 1924 santa Barbara
T,Snsid n Guldc 4224 E'mhlrst Michael
ron sq4S carrie Otto lscr. 5o3A Cass
p.y Morris 1870 Patton Raymond
Eissst il2 ShCrman William A. Morris Jr.
193l Russell George " KrcsS. qlP' Bry-
90 Lawrence Raskin 1910 WorChester
p,reri w Adams aHIl John and CsSimeT
ggdrfrirVFu SI2O Thirty third
s victor Eliza, 1893 NsEel Cpl
pchert N wagner 2ql4 NJ Elliott 7 8
ie,rr ArkeUon. 1865 Brighton. PVT Richard
= FgrEraster ggso Lawrence PVT Daniel
v. Saut.lna. 1892 Chapel. Sgt Joseph p.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
I Dead, | Missing
In Canadian Force
International Sound Photc

Two Detroitcrs serving with the
Canadian forces are dead and a
third is missing. il was reported
today by military officials IN
Ottawa
Flying Officer Clifford Sinclair
Newton, l2O5 Trumbull. was killed
in action. Sgt James Leo Thomp-
son. 1862 Monterey was reported
drowned and Flying Officer Oscar
Barlow. 3g7 Neff, Crosse POlnte,
is missing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
:s8 From Detroit Area
Arrive af Percy Jones

Kshos 1880 Edsnhourne PVT william ,
Chorlch. 1927 Nusey. and PVT Kenneth
G clare 357a Love't
Slt Ted X Romsnuk Dearborn PVT
Walter q Ps'k0vsN Wyandotie aud Pc
James Thompson, ipEilauu
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Judge Races
Attract At
Last Minute Rush
TO Join Bench Contest

A large number Of candidates
for nomination TO recorders and
common pleas courts were assured
today for the Feb. 10 primary
election after a laSt-minute rush
10 file with the city clerk before
the deadline.
Fourteen candidates filed for
the recorders court race, includ-
ing the incumbcnts. Four are TO
be nominated for the two terms
ending Dec 81, l947.
The list follows
FOR RECORDERS COURT
Gerald w. Groat, 1884 Clair
mount.
Paul f. Krause, 4182 Courville.
John G.. BaloSe. Gil s. Craw-
ford.
John w. Gilmore. 201 f. Kirby.
Edward Command, 625 Edison.
Glen {. Hague, Dds Merton.
Charles Bowles, 426l Fullerton.
Albert NJ. Carson. ll52l White
hill.
james r. Frazer. 74S Seminole.
Leroy J. Abt, SO25 Kercheval
Oscar A. Gorehck. l9340 Le-
sure
William Patrick Long, 3781 Vir-
GINA Park.
John +. Sweeny, 1880 Fergu-
son
John G. jefferson. Detroit
Leland Hotel.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
COMMON PLEAS RACE
FOR RECORDERS COURT

Twenty-one candidates filed for
the regular common pleas court
term ending Dec. 81, 1881, of
which tVo are 10 be nominated.
The list follows
Chester a. Ferris, 1907 Pat
ton.
Walter r. OHair. 2ls9 Burns.
Robert J. Teagan, l69Ol Mark
Twain.
Charles c. Lockwood. 1852
Manor -
Theodore r. Feldman. 1900
MaplerldGe
Wynne {. Garyln 1896 Brush.
Roman V, Ceclowski, 1904 Thir-
irwin J Kasoff. 3o31 Glendale.
Sherman +. Kelly l54A- ~
Frank y. MacLcan, 43ll Vir-
&c George e u " Miller, 1881 Mans
GUY w. Jensen. 100 scward.
stephen r Rcsn. 92U5 Van
Dyke 49,
ST Narys.
William 3 Tyson. 1908 Stoe-
Joseph Sander, 1662i Mendoza.
Stanley s krause. 1871 North
hrthur J. Murphy lllOO Mans
fed
Ralph r. Goldsmith 33o2 Grand
rsvd +. FuGeraId. 1854 Ard
more
David c. Vo<es. 1olsO Gratiot
4 l.. Meredith, 9ol5 W. Outer
drive.
SHORT TERM CANDIDATES
Eight candidates filed for tho
short term. ending Dec. 81 1917.
Of which two are 20 be nominated.
Thomas 4. Kcnney 2ol (.
KIRBY
hurst -.
Frederick Yates. 6396 Bceolc.
Philip GriifIths. 1854 Chcy-
enuc
77r7r Fox Morris, t59tt s.
Many,
rrr.fl
Baer Keidan. 1885 Santa
Barbara.
Ten candidates filed for the
short term ending Dec 81, l933.
of which TWO are 70 be- nominated.
They are
David c Vokes. l0ISo Gratiot.
Walter r. OHa!r 2ls9 Burns.
Robert J. Teagan. 1891 Mark
Twain $500.
Charles c. Lockwood. 1852
Manor
irwin J Kasoff. 303l Glendale.
Frank y. NacLean i3ll Nlr-
GUY w. Jensen. 700 Seward
William 3 Tyson, 1908 Stoe-
pei
STANLEY s. Krause. 1871 North
lawn.
David +. FiHGcrald, lT5ii Ard
more.
Nomination Of four candidates
for the two posts on the Detroit
Board of Education VIII not be
included in the Feb i9 primary
because only four candidates filed.
They are Or. Burt r, Shurly.
1Ge7 Seminole. and a. Douglas
Johnson $40 Taylor. the two IN
cumbcntS. and Victor G. Reuther,
1904 Mark Twain and Robert g..
Foster SS7 Calvert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Imogr'of
Trust Services

The Trust Department net
earnings increased moderately in
1914, Notwithstanding advancing
costs. Although the activities of
this Department are not affected
by increases in deposits, since its
function is wholly one of service
to- customers on a fee basis, il il
experiencing a satisfactory and
steady growth. hope that our
stockholders and others " no have
problems falling within the pur-
view of trust functions will avail
themselves of the services this
Department renders. II is stalled
by capable and Well-informed
officers whom YOU will find pleased
TO counsel with you without obli-
CATION Of any kind on your part.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

deposits at each year-cnd call date
since the bank was opened for
business, March "a, 1888:
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
GroCerS Join
Racket Fight
By I'D BRAND

The Detroit Retail Grocers'
Association today joined with the
Better Business Bureau in urging
police to put a stop 20 high pres
sure rackets. aIlegedly pcrpetrated
by professional telephone solici-
tors.
Ex-sc~.i .iccmcn and tho black
market are the current pawns
being employed by the alleged
rackcteerS 10 extract cash from
grocers. tavern owners and other
business people. II was revealed.
Police Commissioner Ballenger,
chairman of a newly created COM
mltlec 10 GLanl- permits for fund
solicitations. said the rackets had
not been brought 10 his attention
personally but that he would con-
fer with the police department
racket SQUAD today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
PERMITS REQUIRED

The committee was created by
a city ordinance that requires
telephone solicitors and others de-
string 10 raise funds TO obtain a
permit first.
In a telegram TO Mayor Jeffries.
Louis r. Shamie, executive secre-
tary Of the Detroit Retail Grocers'
Association said:
Have had scores OF calls
from retail grOcers this week,
complaining of high pressure
men soliciting funds, supposedly
Ia fight black markets, repre-
senting themselves as members
of the Go. On inquiry at Go
international headquarters, We
learned that these men are im-
posters and without authorize
tiOn from CIO.
"Racketeers Of this sort have
been very annoying and dis
turbiBg 10 cur retail gFeeers
throughout Detroit. We urge
that the city government take
steps TO put a stop To this sort
Of raeketeering by alerting law
enforcement agencies to appre-
hend these men,"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
.Briton ExCifes
Pupils Anger

Embarrassed faculty Of Mac
Kenlic High School are still trying
TO placatc members of the student
body who became aroused yeSter-
day by some unpopular remarks
in an address 10 them by an
elderly visiting British churchman.
The EnglShman, Dr. Albert +.
Fozzard, incurred the wrath Of
the students when ne asserted
that Americans are too much in
clined TO boast of their country
and stressed the hardship the
British have suffered for the last
five years.
~ School officials we're unable 10
say~under whose auspices Fozzard
was appearing IN the United
States.
GIRL STUDENT ANGRY
One angry girhstudcnt said:
"Dr. FoZzard implied that
the British were doing all the
fighting and the Americans
weren't doing any. We didn't
like IL. He said We were con-
ceited and that We are bragg
CARTS and declared the British
were doing as much at home as
the Americans were"
Joseph +. Pinnock, principal of
Mackenzie. said DR.. Fozzard
visited the school yesterday morn
ing as a part his nationwide study
Of American high schools While
he was there, he was invited, as
a courteous gesture" " 10 speak TO
the students, Pinnock declared.
ACCUSTOMED TO ADULTS
"Dr. FOZZard il accustomed to
speaking to adults and he said
some things that may have been
misinterpreted by the students"
Pinnock said.
Pinnock detected signs of the
students resentment but they
made no open show Of them, ne
said
They conducted themselves
very cOurteOusly," he asserted,
land was proud OF them
for it
WHITE HOUSE LETTER
Or. FOzzard first gained the
attention of local school officials
when he appeared in the office OF
Arthur Dondincau, assistant su-
perintendent of schools, bearing a
letter Of commentator from a
White House secretary. The doctor
said that he had visited with
President Roosevelt.
Dondineau SAID the Englishman
impressed him as a typical Ok.
ford graduate.
Order l0c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

On drawing board and blueprint in research
laboratory and on testing machine you will find
the shape of thingsto-come in railroadng.
We know the American public expects great
things-new modern trains daring designs;
exciting and novel innovations; power,
Speed riding qualities new comforts
and luxuries new services and ideas in travel,
5o757 haze the hua for their
BUY UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
Sofe Deposit

-. The Safe Deposit Company Of
Detroit, our only subsidiary com.
pany, has had a very profitable
year. II is operating practically
at capacity at the Main Office and
a the II Branches in which IL
has facilities.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
World d-wide

=. The Foreign Department has
had a year of increasing business.
As countries have been Liberated
from Axis domination, the DE.
partment has promptly re-eslab-
lished banking connections under
license from the Government and
is now conducting transactions
with practically all Of the world
which is under allied or neutral
control.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
(There are 2I6 Stars on The
National Bank Of Detroit Service
Fiag-Sepen are Gold
Your Impressive Record

e.. In l944, customers OF the
National Bank Of Detroit again
took partin financing the warettort
through the purchase Of United
States Government SecurltlcswIth
awill comparable To- Their magnih-
cent war production record.
Market Issues; S664 Investors
bought SaS7 ,9l3.OOO in 1884, COM
pared TO Slj3,O3l 900 and 1895
Investors in l943.
~ and &c" Bonds: Il .59l In
vcStors bought Sl5,l6 900 COM
pared to 81, 10000 and ll,65l
Investors in 1913.
L. s. Tax Savings Notes. 10000
bought Sl53. .Ol9. 400 in 1914 COM
pared to IL, $50 and Sll6,39j, ,595
in 1858.
"E" Bonds 9,S74.O4S, total
1924, ,002 900 were ISSUED in 1914
compared to 2,93O,I4l total
Sll7,470,000 in l943.
Totals for 1914; 1900 .903 In
vestors bought $50, ,lOO,4 800; for
I943-2,954.94S Investors bought
SIO6,302, ,595.
These investments have con.
tribu,cd nightly to maintaining
the proud position Of Detroit and
Michigan in financing the war
effort, and made il possible for
your bank io exceed its quota in
every War Loan Drive To date.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

The foliouing Information is
from the annual report Of " alter
s. McLucds, chairman Of the hoard
Of The National Bank Of Detroit,
10 stockholders Of the bank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
NO JAW COLLECTION

George F. A d d s, secretary
treasurer of the union. yesterday
issued a statement calling atten-
ton to the %Tacketeering" and
declaring that the uAW-CIO was
not connected with the solicitation
of funds.
r. J. Thomas, president of the
JAW, announced that he had re-
quested Pat Quinn, president OF
the Wayne Couny CIO Council, TO
give him a full report on a CAM
paign being conducted by the
council 10 raise funds for a sery-
icemens bureau.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22

Order l0c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 YOUR home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
II Years Growth

-. The following is comparison
OF number of accounts and total
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-22
ACCUSTOMED TO ADULTS

"They conducted themselves
very courteOusly," he asserted,
land was proud OF them
for It,"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-18
Mimic Cato In
Red Cross Show

MID ATLANTIC AB0ARD
QUEEN NARY CAMP - The
hnllein posted IN the officers
lnunre % the Queen Mary at
eioo hours noted thar a recital
would he given by Miss Mimic
Cato famous radio and concert
singer The dminutive singer
hioueht tho ceiling down as
clad in her Red Cross uniform.
She sang familiar melodies In a
repertoire ranging from Tho class-
ics 10 popular music She sang
Tor Tho enlisted men also
Min'o Cato is going 70 Europe
- an erfef'ainer for Tho Rod
Cross Enplcvei as staff as
sistani Il SUI is certain that
entertainment viii be her func-
'ion Seforal artists have been
employed They must be able to
pass tho 'ihsr vigorous stand.
ards scr M by Rod cross Tor
fieid assi.'ani rciudine college
training up 90 degree and other
qualifications Miss Cato has now
reached London and IL taking ori-
eniation before going afeld she
Is q former be rofer.