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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30
PUBLIC WELFARE BOARD 10 MEET
 IN THIS CITY

Announcement of staff ccnferen- .cs and meeting cf members of the r.ard of Public Welfare was made tc1ay by Russell c. Maynard, Di- rector Of the Alaska Department of Public Welfare.
 The week of October T has been set by the Director for a conference cf staff members throughout the renuory District workers from xetclikan. Juneau, Anchorage. Farlanks and Meme will meet with Territorial Office personnel relative to administration of the various aleas. This follows the regular plan Of the Department, said the Director, in holding annual con- fercnces of staff members in order to develop more efficient service in the administration cf tie publia welfare duties of the Deparmon@
 The Directorsof the Agency also announced that the regular fall ses- sion of the Board of Public Welfare would convene at Juneau Oct9h3r IA. Members of the Board are the Governor. Chairman; the Rev G.. Edgar Gallant of Skagway, Howard Lvnq of Meme, Mrs. Clara B. Mo Cutcheon of Anchorage and Mrs. M. Clifford Smith, Jr Of Fair banks.
 The Board VIII re concerned with the development of policies ana regulations governing the adninis- tration of the Departments pro grams as well as the preparation and approval of the proposed bud get to be presented to tho l94l Legislature, meeting late in Janu- ary. Social legislation to be pro posed at the next session of tie Legi&ature will be under consider ation. said Director Maynard. Ot special importance will also be plans for. the extension and de- velopment of more adequate child welfare services made possible by the l946 amendments to the Fed eral Security Act granting adGi- tional funds for administration to the Agency.
 r7l,ora ic mo rainy seae0u ir
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30
CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. = Two men, both injured critically, sur yived the crash of a large Navy patrol bomber in Corpus Christi Bay here shortly before noon to- day, but the Navy said it believed five others were missing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30
American Soldiers
 Are Stoned, Triesie

TRIESTE, Sept. BOA group of Trieste civilians identified by in- vestigation officers as pro Yugo- slav Italian Communists ambushed and stoned 10 American soldiers here last night, it was disclosed officially today.
 Pfc. Raymond L. Rowe of AL hamhra, Calf, was hospitalized and several other soldiers were bruised, including Pvt. Jerome Gurskie of Shamokin, Pa, who was the first of the group to be attacked. Seven civilians were arrested. Gurskie identified all of them as having been in the group of 25 or more who waylaid the soldiers just before midnight, as the soldiers pro- ceedsd toward their barracks. Officers said the investigation disclosed that all members of the band were Italians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30

The population of Jerusalem i about 150,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30

SEOUL, Korea, Sept. 30.-Maj. Gen. Albert E. Brown, who com manded the force which captured Attu in 1945, was appointed head of the United States delegation to the U. s. Soviet joint Commission on Korea today. The Commission has heen in recess since May 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30

There is no rainy season in Puerto Rico.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30

Americans chew about 12,000,0 pounds of gum a year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30

Puerto Rico has a total area of about 3,400 square miles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30

The Tug slavian town Of Bled once was called Veldes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30
8 ULL. E E I N 5

PARASITIC peace conferences Balkans Economic Commission to- day wrote broad guarantees for freedom of Danube navigation into the peace treaty with Rumania, overriding strong Russian objec tions, after a plea by U. S. Sen. Arthur M. Vandenberg to adopt soiile such guarantee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30

Mills presented President Truman today with check for $3,32640, representing contributions to emer- gency food relief collected by the Fairbanks, Alaska unit of the Am erican Women's Voluntary Services, Inc. Mrs. Mills is National Presi- dent of the organization.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-30

WASHINGTON-A Federal grand jury today indicted ex-convict Benjamin F. Fields, Washington contract expediter, for contempt of Congress in connection with a House Committee investigation of $12,936 surplus wire screening deal
 . NANKING-The Chinese Nation alist Government today issued an order for a general offensive against Kalgan, second capital of the Chi nese Communists and their most important north China base, semi official reports said
 WASHINGTON-That nickel air mail stamp becomes good at mid night tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Lumber
CeilingHi

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is (AP)
An industry protest that current
price ceilings for lumber are
causing black markets and divert
ing output from home construc-
tion was reported today by the
Civilian Production Administra-
ton.
The agency said also that John
C. Collett, Stabilization admins
traitor, had told a meeting of in
dustry representatives that his
office is considering proposals for
price changes in some lumber
regions.
The price complaints were made
by industry advisory committees
which CPA said had endorsed in
principle" the governments new
program aim as spring construc-
tion of homes 10 sell at $4,000
Or loss
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
arm ers' Market

FRUITS-ApplsS Jonathan No I, 81 81
45-lo. ou Mcintosh. 80. / S4s7 i5-lh. bu,
Rhode Island Greeainrs No 81 a. Ash
hu snow No 81 ~ 45-ib hu wealthy
No. ! 81 81 Ash. ou. Wolf River. No.
LETTUCE AND SALAD cREENs-cclcr,
cabbage No / 81 5oa2 bu French endiye
No J. S275 5-ib box
VEGETABLE GREENs-coilards. No. I
81 25 bu kale, " ! 81 hu
VEGETABLES MISC -Beets topped No
l. Sl25a175 hu. Cabbsgc No SOC
65c hu red. 10. Sial 50 bU curly NJ
l 75c0Si hu Carrots. topped No
81 SOal7S bu. Celery Michigan squares
No. l. S225e27S dor bchs CELERY root
No ! 50 50a4 bu Uorseracish No 1
81 25al so peck basket leeks No ] 81
"a % doz bchs Dry 1nious No. - Z 7
5o-ib sack Parsley root 10. t2a2 50
bu ParsnipS fancy S12A tu No
Sl75a2 Potatoes No S2T5m3 loOlh
sack Rsdishes, rcd, dollhouse. 10. /. 81
Rhubarh ho'housc. fancy s5ao5c s-lh
box choice 55a 65c Ru'aharas No
slpl IS bu squash Hubbard No. :.
81 5Oal75 bu No Sipl as. Vegetable
oysters No 81 IS doz bchs
EGGS-ENtrs large. &if 5Oni5 30-toz
csse large tl3 5oql4 medium. tl3H
IL so. small So
POULTRY-Live. brcilers fryors ard roas'-
ers 3Oo32c 10 hens 2Sac7t.c 10 ducks.
2sa3ic. geese, 2sise 10. young turkeys,
36igc 10.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Silver Shortage
Seen for Crafts

NEW YORK, Jan. Is tAP)-
Demand for silver BY arts and
Industry in the United States in
1916 may exceed the supply avail
able at the present price of iii
cents by from 40 to so million
ounces, Handy & Harman, bullion
brokers, predicted today.
"No actual shortage exists
the brokers said IN a review of
the l945 silver market merely
scarcity of the metal at the
current price level"
Legislation pending in Congress
TO permit The treasury 10 sell
silver needed in industry at I'LL
cents an ounce would provide all
the silver needed at a price which
would not curtail its use or raise
the cost of articles made of sill
Vcr, Handy & Harman said.
Civilian consumption of silver
in l945 IN the United States in
creased 15,000.0 600 ounces over
1914 10 a record high Of 100000
900 ounces. the review stated, and
1916 consumption is expected to
be at least 126.0O0,0O0 ouhces.
Silver production in Nor III
America declined during the year
10 an -estim ted TO-, 300, 00Q
ounces. due largely 10 labor
shortage. the brokers said.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Consult Customers

Packard believes in consult
ing the customer on its prod
uctS. At the invitation of l.. w.
Slack. general sales manager,
j large feet operators met with
company executives 10 inspect
hand-built models of the first
commercial feet cars scheduled
for carly production
The operators were shown 4
Seven-paSSenger sedan, lmou-
sine body and heArse, all Clip
per styled. and a Clipper dc
luxe touring sedan. The clinic
was held in the factory show
room. which has Just been re-
converted from its wartime use
for aircraft engine work.
Packard executives attending
the clinic were George T. Chris
topher. president. J II. Marks,
executive vice president; Col.
J. G.. Vincent. vice president in
charge of engineering; G. c.
Relfel. vice president in charge
. OF manufacturing and Slack.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Auto
Graphs
Shortage OF Glass
Still Plaques Output
By SILER FREEMAN

Shortage Of glass is still hit
ting the ChyrSlcr passenger car
and truck output hard. ProduC-
tion on DodeeS0 and PlymouthS
has been coming along good but
az about the same time that
there are enough 20 sample all
dealers The supply of glass l>
expected 70 run out,
The situation - 80 bad that
ycFic'oS being shipped on cN-
port orders are being sent with
oct glass. Al first, the glass
was promised later Now they
are being Shinped minus wind
shields and body glass, with the
understanding that glass Will be
furnished by the purchasing
firm not the manufacturer.
I'm tropical countries, II Is
doubtful il these vehicles will
ever have glass installed on
them.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Utility Seek,
Bank loan0 OK.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Is (AP)
American Gas * Electric Co..
New York. asked the Securities
and Exchange Commission today
TO approve its proposal TO borrow
S25, 100000 from six banks 10 OBJ
tain funds for redemption of out
standing sinking fund debentures.
The debentures To be redeemed
are the 2s4 per cent series, due
1850: 3l2 per cent series. due
1860. and 3aJ per cent series. due
1870. Approximately S606,200 OF
treasury funds would be used in
addition 10 the bank loan
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
MCAIeer Files
Stock With SEC

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 15 Nc
Alcer Manufacturing Co., Roches-
ter. Mich. filed a registration
statement with the SEC today
covering $4,000 shares of SO par.
) per cent cumulative convertible
preferred stock and 10000 shares
of 81 par common stock TO be
underwrlttcn by Alison e. Co.,
Detroit.
OF the net proceeds from the
sale of the securities. estimated
at S675,000. about 345,000 will
be utilized to acquire the balance
of the outstanding capital stock
of the Bronson Reel Co. Bronson,
Mich. fishing reel manufactures,
and the balance of $1,000 will
be used TO reimburse McAleer's
treasury for capital expenditures
Incident expansion and diVcrSi-
fcation of the companyS activi-
ties.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
BLACK MARKETS

Committee members. cPA said,
reported that black market ac-
tivity has risen TO substantial pro-
portions in the West Coast area
within the last so days and is
believed to- be taking between 70
and 80 per cent OF production OF
some types of lu m b er in the
southern area.
The agency added that the COM
mittees expressed a unanimous
opinion that unless price ADJUST
ments are made for lumber and
mill work production cannot be
increased.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
BALANCE ALTERED

Industry representatives s q
that during the war the normal
balance of prices in the industry
had been altered by the govern
-meHt te make production OF var
required items more attractive
This price unbalanee con-
tinues." the committees said,
land operates now To the detri-
ment of production of housing
items"
Assurances ha { the govern
ment has vital interest IN
their production and distribution
problems were given industry
representatives by John w. Sny-
der. director of war mobilization
and reconversion: wilson w.
Wyatt, housing eXpeditor, and
John d. Small. civilian production
administrator.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Aviation Oil
Offered by RFC

High grade aviation motor oil.
100000 gallons of it. that is
also suitable for use in automo-
biles, is being offered for sale
through the Los Angeles agency
of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, it was announced by
the Detroit office today. The sale
will end on Jan. IA.
The oil, which is in bulk at the
terminal storage OF the Standard
Oil Co, Wilmington, Calf, is
possibly the finest grade yet Of
fered as surplus. RFC said. This
is army-navy aeronautical AMOS
oil, grade 10S0-P. Specifications of
the oil follow:
Sayboldt Universal Viscosity at
210 degrees F., 1854 seconds; Wis
costly Index medium, 100; mini
mum flash point, $50 degrees F.,
maximum pour point, L F.; maxi
mum carbon residue, 0.9 per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Leaders
Edge Up

NEW YORK. Jan. IS tAP)-
Leading stocks continued 10 edge
forward in today's early market
proceedings.
Up fractonally at a moderately
active opening were u. 5. Steel,
Bethlehem, Luken Steel General
Motors. Southern Pacific, Penn
sylvania, Sears-RoebHck, Consoli-
dated Edison, Standard OIL IN. O,
Il dwin Locomotive. R-k-O,
Radio Corp. Warner Bros, Gem
cral Electric and DistillerS Corp.
StreSSing huge amounts of idle
cash as a market factor was the
summary of the Savings Banks
Association of New York disclos-
ing a net increase of l,l67 ,564,-
76S in savings deposits among l3l
mutual banks during l945. 1t was
the largest yearly expansion on
record and brought the total OF
such accounts in the state 10 a
new high of SS. 2S3. 462 494.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Deny Rubber Price Set

The Reconstruction Finance
Corp. has denied reports that
II paid 81 cents a pound for
the S,O00-ton cargo of crude
rubber which arrived IN New
York before Christmas. The
price Of the rubber cannot be
determined until conclusion of
negotiations between the RFC
and governments Of the natu-
raj rubber-producing countries,
the agency pointed out.
Meanwhile. the cargo of rub
her is being warehoused II
wall be allocated after the price
Is determined
The shipment is the first TO
arrive from the Far East since
February. 1912. II was collected
IN Java and Malaga.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
'PhOne U sage
Shows Gains

NEW YORK. Jan. Is APP
The number of telephones in serv-
ice increased $4,000 in the last
three months of 1915. the largest
gain in any quarter Of the Bell
Systems history, Walter S. Gift
ford. president OF American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co, reported
today 10 the shareholders.
Some 22.440,000 phones were in
service and new ones were being
installed in the final quarter al
the rate of 100000 a year, but
untitled orders still totaled about
100000. Clifford said
Clifford announced a. T. and T
net income for l945. with Decem-
Der figures partly estimated, was
1881 900 or SS.67 share, COM
pared with Sl63. 1864 or 1854
a share in 1914 Dividends in
1945 totalled SITS. 3SS, 600, against
S17l, 1897 .507 in 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

The corpora
tons board
Of dEcctarS-
according 10
an announce
nent by X.
r Keller,
president He
has headed
les since
1928
NandcrZce
Joined Chrys-
Ter in 80 7
As Spe cIa !
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Incomes Drop
Fairly Mild

WASHINGTON. Jan. 15-Na-
tional income in 1916 is being
estimated by government econ
omiStS al between $4,000, ,000,-
600 and Sl50.O00000000 against
$3.50 0OO. .OOO,0 600 IN l945.
The Indicated decline is only
about half rs large as that cal
culated earlier by these same
economists. who undercStimatcd
the speed with which industry
would convert from wartime
operations.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Baker. SinaOnGiS 90.
Adds = ID Staff

Two former navy officers, Will
liam =. Brown and Robert +.
McElhott. have joined b a k r,
SimondS & Co. it was announced
today. Brown was connected
with Packard Motor Co. and Nc
Elliott was superintendent OF
schools, Leland. Mich, b ( o T g
entering the service over two
wears ago
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

resident part
ner. has an
nounced.
CT a n Q, tho
son of Howard
Crane, pronl-
nent Detroit
architect now
residing z m
London Eng
land, left The
navy as a llcu-
tenant lie was
connected with
tho naval aNIa
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
,TTRNArIONAI SIIOT CO
Divid dS
Tech Beats Grads

With Abe Saham showing the
way with Is points. Detroit Tech
defeated strong alumni team,
45-40, last night at Downtown Y.
harles Buell.. a one-armed
athlete, had IL points for the win
ners. as did Christensen for the
alumni. Tech wll open its regu-
lar schedule against Port Huron
Junior College, Jan. ..
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
PA Airline Resumes
Daily Flight 10 France

NEW YORK. Jan Is - Pan
American World Airways an
nounced it will resume daily serv-
ice 10 France on February 15
using land type i7-passenger
CONSULTATIONS. Pan American dis
continued its civilian service to
France in 1899 after the outbreak
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

sales representative In 1929, he
was made general sales mana
ger of Plymouth and year
later he moved over 10 Dodge
If, it, The same capacity. In 1896,
he was made A vice president.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

ton training program.
lie has been with the old ilrm
on r. A. Pierce before us merger
Win Merrill Lynch since 1881 and
prior 10 that had been active on
GrlswoId Street for several years.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
5. 5. Kresge' S Sales
Up ; Pct. for 1945

IS s. kreSge reported sales for
19d5 OF SOB .22S, ,9l9. an increase
of 81 per cent over S2164 127
the previous year. Sales for De
ccmber were S33. .555 .Sds. up 81
per cent from S32.5l6. 753 Tor The
like 1874 period.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
ExperttOTaK
On Building

Economic trends which will af-
feet construction activity during
the next few years will be
discussed by wilson Wright,
Armstrong Cork Co., economist.
before the American Marketing
Associations Michigan chapter to-
night.
Wright is chairman Of the mar
ket analysis committee of the
producers council, a national as
sociation of construction industry
manufacturers.
Hugh III. Macmillan, ANA
Michigan chapter secretary. said
the dinner meeting at the Wardell
Sheraton Hotel, Woodward at
Kirby, will begin at $50 pm.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

IT W a : a n
nounced b Y
T. r. Keat-
in &, general
sales mana
ger Of tn Q
division. II @
succeeds r.
r. OBJ
resigned
Sattler has
been wit n
Chevrolet for
IS years, join
IN q Z N O Cii-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Crane Rejoins
Merrill Lynch

C. Lyman Crane is rejoining the
firm OF Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fen
ner and Beanc as a registered rep
.resentatve after three years IN
the L. 5. i Navy Cyrus b. King.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

vision as branch manager for
commercial body sales IN CO.
lumbuS, O. He has served as
zone manager in Birmingham,
Ala; Jacksonville, Fla, and
Charlotte. S. {.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
ERNEST w. SPRINGER. IS

of 6l30 Avery at $50 a. m. tomor-
row in Hilnker's Funeral Home,
2449 w. Grand Blvd. and at 8
a. m. in ST. Agnes Church. Rosary
service at s p. m. today. Sur
vivorS: daughter. Mrs. Dorothy
Betzler; sons. Bradford. James
Donald, Charles, Raymond; two
sisters. Burial: Mr. Elliott.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Regular Quarterly
By Kroger Grocery

NEW YORK. y. Y. Jan. IS
hroger Grocery & Baking Com
pany declared q regular quarterly
division n 30 cents on the com
mon payable March l 10 stocE Of
record February /.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
MRS. FREDERICKA MOTH.

ACKER, IS, of 3544 Elmwood at
, p. m. tomorrow in Fred G..
Marshall Sons Parlors, 1852 f.
Jefferson. Survivors: daughters,
Mrs. William Walter, Fri @ d a
Nothacker; son Ere d; sister
Louise Beyl Burial: German
Lutheran Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Detroit Zone Manager

Herman p. Sattler has been
named Detroit zone manager
for Chevrolet, effective today,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
EMORY G. BARAGAR. 6S. c

14116 Steel in the Fred Wood
Funeral Home, $3.50 Plymouth, at
| p. m. Thursday. Survivors: wife,
Alta May: sons. Arnold +. Of
Lincoln. Neb.. and Z. Joseph Of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Livestock M arket

HOGs-7oo Not established but all bar
rows and gifts under 500 lbs held firmly at
CATTLE 500 Around 20 loads steers
and ~ loads hefcrs and mixed yearlings dts
PLAYED about 80 per cent receipts COWS.
strons Slr ~ snSvSnly 6iehef thsn last weeks
clost I'm a strictly forced market, undertone
stil undepcndablc early supplies wen cleaned
%: little action on bulls but few sales
steady replacement cattle lacking load good
10 choice / .ol5 lbs steer. Sl1, most top
medium and good steers and yearlingS 30
ml5.s5 seven loads az latter price including
Q69 lbs mixed yearlings, load good 500 lbs.
mixed yearlingS Slf' load lots western cows
and heiferettes. Sl3 SOFA SO. bulk common
and cutters. S7as5O odd head beef bulls 10
Sl4. few sausage bulls. Sl2 down ..
higher IN forced trade bulk good and choice
Si7 SO odd head to SIS. common and me-
dunn $500 culls down 20 81.
these strong most good TO near choice native
lambs. 5000 lbs, SI4.7S bucks, 81 less.
others scare fcw sales ranging Sl4 down
sheep quotablc steady.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Jan IA tINS -HOGS-21 600;
sissdy sad snt TOP as s5t g' sSt, ' si$es%
i4s5. packing sows, SIS l4'lo' Pics
Cattle 80 ooo. steady Csc higher,
choice, SIG 5oo1s. common and medium
81 ? u 10 % ytdi4llfN, ~ @H . huttHtlA'
heifeu $1IaIs COWS, SlOa145o. bulls.
.S1oW14 so calves. St1al5.50 feeder
steers Si1ui4 so StockerS. steers. Sl0@
l425 COWS and heifers Ss@1275.
i4T5 common Silal4: yearlings sll
a17 feeders s.-$13a15.5o. ewes, $5g7 so
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH Jan. "a ms l-cArTLE-
good 70 choice. si7@Iss4o. medium to
&12n14. heifers good and choice. Sl5@i6
medium 20 good Si3d14 SO. common 70 me
dunn SlOa1d COWS. good 10 choice. Sll, so
a13 so medium s9eii Gamers and cut
ters. seas so, bulls good % choice. $50
Ia common 20 medium S9a1l.
HoGs-loo. steady l6o-lso lbs. SIS 10
22o lbs s151oa15 30. 22o-25o lbs
.SIS10W15 2SO-3O0 lbs $500
IS 20 300-35n lbs Si5@iS 20: iOO-15O
lbs S151SI5 20. rourhs. Si3 5odl4
sHEEP-50o steady Choice lambs $lSM
IS so medium % good. s13 1904 90
common. 50 eall. ewes $4g7. wethers.
81 5ors
cALvES-1so. steady Good 10 choice
.Si7.50ois 80 med iu n $l4 5Osl6 so
cuiis and common STal2
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
VanderZee Promoted

A VandeZee. vice president
OF ChrySler in charge OF sales.
has been elected a member OF
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Cushing
Obituaries

The Rev. Fr. Frank j. Cushing
Jr. will chant the solemn high
mass of requiem at 10 a. m. to-
morrow in ST. Theresa Church for
his mother, Mrs. Blanche M.
Gushing, 81, of 1874 Quincy.
other survivors: husband,
Frank j. Sr., widely known at
torney; anothe son. S/Sgt.
William p. who has been over
seas two and a half years and is
now toned in Japan; and
daughters. Virginia, Shirley Ann
and Mrs. Donald r. Trudeau.
Until preliminary prayers are
said at $50 a. m. tomorrow. the
body of Mrs. Cushing will be at
the A. Leonard Sullivan Funeral
Home, 7643 Dexter. Burial will
be in Holy Sepulchre.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
OTHER DEATUs-Harry La

Pearl, 81. one of the nations old
est circus clowns. at Hollywood
DIR. Joseph Herman Hertz, 13.
chief rabbi of the British empire
for 33 years, al London . . Je-
rome J. Danzig, 6S. former gov
ernor of the New York Stock EX-
change. al San Francisco.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
ROSARIO TRUpIANO. Sd OF

TOSNhIO fhtF fN4NVs UT VI
5235 Lakepointe at 9 a. m. tomor-
row in the residence and at 10
a. m in Holy Family Church.
Survivors: wife, Flavia; daugh-
tiers. Angeline. Mathilda; sons,
Joseph Michael. Sebastian; two
brothers, two sisters. Burial: Mt.
Ohvet.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15

JAY COOKE HOWARD, 73. at
g p. m. tomorrow in the McInneS
Funeral Home. Survivors: wife,
Mary, sons, julius, Sewall and
Draper: daughters. Mrs. Elizabeth
Luckey and Mrs. Dorothy Rid
dick: sister. Mrs. Ida Gilbert.
Burial: cremation at Evergreen.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-15
LUDWIG OTTO III. BARTELS,

81, Of 5002 Holcomb at 9 a. m.
Thursday in Cooper Bros Mort
uary, Mack and Garland. and at
10 a. m. in Nativity of Our Lord
Church. Rosary. s p. m. tomor-
row. Survivors: wife, Myrtle;
daughter. Mrs. Hazel Sanderson; !;
son. John R; sister, Olga Eberle.
Burial Mt. OllVet.