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Evening star., 1946-09-13
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Sept 13 P-Strensth de-
veloped in all Grain futures today on news
City City ofhces Of the Commodity % Cqedit ces. Cor.
poration had purchased undisclosed guam
titles of wheat for export.
Adding to the wheat strength were
trade reports that mills also were buying
some cash grain. Cash wheat was about
q, cent higher here, No. . hard selling at
So. .04 bushel A expected
Canadian wheat crop forecast also stimu-
lated buying
Corn futures advanced when leading
INDUSTRY hiked bids on new crop grain
Bids ranged from 81 45 to 81 so bushel
against S1.40 yesterday. This brought
out considerable corn, purchases on q to-
arrive basis being placed in excess of 13O,-
600 bushels, mostly nev-crop grain
Trading was more active than in recent
sessions and substantial gains were held to
the close Wheat finished la4-2ss higher,
January 1877; corn wa sup / 7s-2. January
! .3312. and oats were ahead ss-11a Sep
tember 7sA-h. March barley sold at
Evening star., 1946-09-13
| Woman Is Sought
| As Purse Snotcher
| After $12 Theft

A woman purse-snatcher, COLI
sidered something of q rarity in
District crime annals, was being
sought today by police.
Miss Maggie Bourbonais, 81, OF
1845 Lamont street NV, said that
in the 1700 block of Lamont street
NV. last night the woman came up
behind her and snatched her purse
containing $12, an FBI building
pass and personal papers.
The thief escaped by running
through an alley. She was described
as being S feet 8 inches tall and of
slender build. She was wearing
white scarf around her head,
three-quarter length brown coat
and white shoes.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Two Groups Oppose
Adoption Of Sales Tax
For District Revenue

AS the District Commissioners
prepared for their tax hearings
Monday, two organizations-the
Washington chapter of the Union
for Democratic Action and the Ns-
tional Taxpayers and Property
Owners Association-were on record
today as opposing adoption of a
sales tax as source of District
revenue.
Following a meeting of the Union
for Democratic Action last night at
8l9 Thirteenth street NV, Ernesto
GalarZo, secretary, said his organ
ization would be opposed to the
proposed tax. He will present a
statement of his groups stand to
the Commissioners.
Meanwhile, a letter to the Com
missioners from N. C. Hines, execu-
tive vice president of the property
owners group. said the members
of this association in the District
of Columbia are opposed to further
increase in taxes on real estate or
general sales tax"
~ Units to Appear.
At the Commissioners hearing
Monday the spokesmen from 81 or
more organizations will present their
views on the proposed s17.500, 900
program in new and increased taxes
which suggests 2 per cent sa es tax
to raise an estimated S9,000.000.
The Union for Democratic Action
according to Mr. GalarZe, favors ar
increase in District insome tax rates
and tightening of the local income
tax administration to produce addi-
tional revenue.
There now are approximately
10000 persons paying income take!
in the District" he said 1--WE believe
this could be raised to 850,000 with
a tightening up of the administration
of the law"
In addition, the union also viii
oppose taxes on public utilities ant
amusements but will recomment
that taxes on beer and liquor b,
doubled and a 1-cent a package ia?
levied on cigarettes sold in the Dis
trict.
Ask Taxing Broadened.
The union also went on record a!
favoring the broadening of the loca
income tax laws to tap the income
of those who live here but VIII,
claim legal residence elsewhere
Credit would be given to those VIII,
pay income taxes in other States.
In opposing a general sales tax
the union said it would be 'sever
threat to Washington business" ant
called such levy "violator of tn,
principle of ability to pay"
AS alternatives to a sales tax ant
increased real estate taxes, the as
sociation listed:
Increased Federal contributions t.
balance increased expenses causes
by the Federal Government.
A sales tax on liquor, tobacco ant
other "nonnecessities"
A 1-cent increase in gasolin,
taxes.
An increase on foreign bushes
establishments operating here an,
especially international organiza
tions who are buying our real estat
and investing In our securities, en-
joying all of the privileges and bene
fits Of police and fire protection, a
well as schools. roads, streets, etc
and, at the same time, enjoying Inn
munities and exemptions conferre
by an act of CONGRESS"
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Market AVERAGES
Washington Produce

From the Department of Agriculture
PRICES sald f9e eonsinsnes very firm
Receipts very light. All prices nominally
unchanged. Prices paid for Federal-State
graded eggs received from grading stations
September l3, I946 whites, browns, mixed
colors: Y. s. grade A, large. 5s: mediums
so: U. s. grade B, large. 4S: U. s. grade
large, 55-57h; medium. 4S-50h,
LIVE POULTRY-Markets steady to frm
Fowl, heavy type. 81; light tyre. 25-26;
43-4t. few higher
DRESSED POULTRY Gced and Western
box panked)-Msrket very firm. Excellent
demand Fowl. heavy type, 40-41: roasters,
fryer5 and broilers, 1880.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Stock Market Stages
.SeIective Recovery
In Quiet Trading
By Victor Eubonk
ASsooioted Press financial Writer

NEW YORK. Sept. l3.-Selected
steelS. motors. rubbers and indus
trial special stocks today led the
market on relatively slow going
recovery jaunt with dealings the
smallest of the week.
From the start the direction was
upward although the ticker tape
frequently loafed. Gains generally
ranged from fractions to 3 points
with a few thin" issues adding 4
to II on meager transactions. While
extreme advances were shaded in
number of instances at the close
assorted favorites ended at the days
best.
The pace quickened a bit in the
final hour. Volume of around 1,7OO,-
900 shares compared with $4,000
the day before.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Business Briefs

Retail Trade in the week ended
September II expanded sharply
above the preceding holiday week
and averaged 800 to $40 above a
year ago-Dun & Bradstreet. Plen-
tiful supplies and increased demand
boosted food volumes.
Money in Circulation totaled S28,-
4s9, ,0a0,0 900 on September II, drop
Of s7000,000 from a week earlier,
but S706 100000 above a year ago
Federal Reserve Board.
Brokers Loans of member banks
in New York City totaled $3.50, ,o0O, 900
on September II, drop of SCI ,000,-
600 from week earlier and $751; =
100000 below year ago-Federal
Reserve Board.
Automobile Production in the
United States and Canada was es-
timated at 87,078 for the current
week VS.. 72,535 in the previous holi-
day week-Ward's Automotive Re-
ports.
Commercial Paper Rates were
raised by New York dealers. New
rates for firms with a national
credit rating are aco to 10 VS..
~ to, Ha% previously. On lesser
known paper, rates range up to
l1.%.
Cudahy Packing Co. declared a
special dividend of 81 and a stock
dividend of l0go on common stock,
both payable November /. A regular
quarterly dividend of 80 cents also
was declared, payable October Is.
Standard Screw Co. declared an
extra dividend of S140 and a regular
quarterly of 80 cents a common
share, both payable September 30.
Barker Brothers Corp. declared an
extra dividend of so cents and a
regular quarterly of Is cents, both
payable September 80
Consumers Power Co. stockholders
approved financing plans which in
clude sale at competitive bidding of
sufficient common stock to produce
10000, 900 cash.
Consolidated Hotels, Inc, registra-
ton statement will be examined by
the SEC at hearing September 10
Buffonta Mines, Ltd, registered
with the SEC 100000 common
shares to be offered publicly at 81
a share.
Illinois Bell Telephone Co. earned
s5.321.221 in seven months endec
July 81 VS.. s6.241,734 year ago.
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsyl.
vania net income for seven month!
ended July 81 was S7,979, ,236 VS.
S5.e5f599 in the same l945 period.
New England Telephone & Tele.
graph Co. earned s5,285,212 in sever
months ended July 81 VS.. $5,875, ,65;
year ago.
Mercantile Stores Co. profit for 81,
months ended July 81 was $3,241 ,68.
or S2.1s VS.. $685. ,532 or So cents il
the same 1945 period.
Union Tank Car Co. earned ST.
558,691 or s1.45 share in sis
months ended June 80 VS.. 81 ,018 ,65'
or 95 cents year ago.
Republic Aviation Corp. profit 70,
six months ended June 80 was $496,'
140 or so cents VS.. $l,114 900 or 81 o;
In the same 1945 period.
United Wallpaper, Inc. earned
s759,413 or SO cents in IL months
ended June 80 VS.. s533.857 or 4.
cents a year ago.
United States Radiator Corp
profit for six months ended July 81
was 1912 sol VS.. $l08.039 in the same
1945 period.
American Viscose Corp. acquisi.
tion of assets and business of Syl.
vania Industrial Corp. became effec-
tive yesterday, officers of both firm!
announced
Sherwin- Williams Co. announced
q new line of non-paint chemical
specialties for home use, including
acetanilid, sulfa drugs. insecticides
fungicides and hormone products.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Pepco Sales Decline
2D% From 1945
Levels in August
By HoroId B. Rogers

SdIeS OF Lne POLOInaC EleCtrl(
Power Co. showed a decline of 2.5s
per cent in August compared witt
August, 1945, company officials an.
nounced today.
Kilowatt hour sales dropped from
153,953 1886 in August, 1945. to 49,
964,891 last month, for decrease o1
3,988, ,494.
Sales in the District of Columbia
last month totaled 1870, $50, ,480 XVIII
a decline of 2,11l 902, or a drop oil
l.59 per cent. Outside the District
sales were 19,384,411 XVIII, a drop oi
1.876,592, or 8.83 per cent.
Railroads and railways used l.
1852 XVIII more in August thar
for the same month a year ago.
Controllers to Meet.
Thirteen men holding vital posts
in Washington business and in
dustry will leave tomorrow for the
18th annual convention of the
Controllers Institute of America, al
New York, Sunday to Wednesday
according to the latest revised list
compiled by officials of the District
of Columbia Control of the in
stitute.
Among prominent speakers will be
Arthur j. Altmeyer, commissioner
Of social security; Thomas l
Parkinson, president of the Equit-
able Life Assurance Society of the
United States. and Charles D
Hamel of this city, chairman of the
newly created Excess Profits Tax
Council. Mr.. Hamel will describe
what is being done to facilitate re-
coveries by companies under the
Internal Revenue code.
William r. Little, controller of
The Evening Star Newspaper Co.,
will participate in the Industry
Conference for Publishers of which
he is vice chairman.
Other Delegates Listed.
Others going from Washington
are:
H. Randolph Barbee. treasurer. Federal
General auditor. National Geographic So
potoomac Eiecfic Power CO. Robert pI'' Gar Gar
ner. assistant controller, Engineering &;
Research Corn Harold 6. Haydon.- con-
W. Herzog. controller. George Washington
University: P. L, Hickman, assistant treas
IpIrsr, o;suliiyan Rubber Co. Humphrey
and tTsssu?ef Fssg1 PckeaptaI s T'fS Arnes Prsss
d sS3sE asRs ots ssfaR ReHonf eOn
troller. wa shinsto1. Gas Light CO.
Bankers Plan Meeting.
Linwood P. Harrell, president of
the Citizens Bank of Washington,
formerly the Morris Plan Bank of
Washington; Gary M. Underhill,
executive director, and j. P. Yoder,
director of public relations of the
Norris Plan Bankers Association,
here, plan to attend the annual joint
national convention of the Morris
Plan Bankers Association and the
Consumer Bankers Association at
Virginia Beach, october .21-23.
Nathan S. Jacobson, district man
ager of the Reliance Life Insurance
Co. of Baltimore, will address the
District Chapter, American Society
of Chartered Life Underwriters at
a 6 pm. dinner Monday at the May
flower Hotel, on The Use of Set
tlement Agreements in Estate Plan
ming
Mergenthaler Stock Up.
Mergenthaler recovered Az points
on the Washington Stock Exchange
today. selling at Sc. Capital Transit
dropped of, Il to 3312, while Lanston
Monotype, Woodward g. Lothrop
common and Garfinckel held steady.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
N. Y. Bond Market
Furnished By the Associated Press,
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.

Int GIN lst 6s52 IS
Int CT No5s56C 50
int HydroEl6s4s Seia
Int T&T Avs 521o7
KnCtFtSc Is 80 TIA
KanCitySo $3.50 lo6
LehVl HIT 5s 54 76ia
iLeh vi 4hss2003 asa
Leh vi Is 20O3 4la
lManati Sug4s57 %
MKT 5s 62 A e4ia
MKT adj 5s67 s3
Mo Pac 5ias 40 2lA
No Pac IS 77F -
No Pac gn 1875 81
Morris&Esx5s5s ~
4Ias5o 6llA
o T NJ 5s "a s3iz
IN YC RI 5s 2013 o1h
NYC 4Nas"013A e,n
iNYC con 4s 90 -
| TYNF&H Is 4s z5sa
| tNYNHGE1I:e67 Asi3
iNYNE&H As SIS <olh
! iNYNH&H 4sh7 "a
| INYOW RI 4s92 Is
Wy W B 4h,s as ~
Nor Pc 5soO47Dloo
Nor Pac As 81 11oiA
Nor st P-2As751ol
Pa Ct Air 3Kas6( 100
lpennRR sn5s6s 1904
PennRR g4AsS112o
Phila Ell gas 81 1oAL4
Phil Pet 234s64 lob
Provld Sec 1857 1o
| Rutln 1st4Ha4I 11i4
IStLSnFr $3.50 B A4ih
| StLSnFr 4Ias7s 81
5tLSnFr $3.50 A 44%
IStLSoWest 5s52 70
lStPaulDul 1858 1o3M
ISsVly&NE 4sS9 1914
Sea Air L4Nas vi 81
lSea Air I As wi o6l,
,SoBellT&T 3s79 1928
So Pacinc4tsssll loolh
$50 Pac 4Has 80 9oi>a
SoPac4IssOr77 1o2ih
$50 Ry Gas Sc 1l3ls
80 Ply an IS Sc 1c2N
tSWBellTl2 24ss5 LOB
/ TeX&Pac3ssSa 1c2ls
Third Ave 5s g. 595A
! Third Ave As go 60
!, Va El&P 224s75 1925
!, Wa bash 4Hs ~ 90
,Walwth 3Hts 76 80
West Un IS 81 100
iWisc Cent As 40 66A
wise Cn 4sSD36 ASA
Evening star., 1946-09-13
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Sept 13 GPp.-Cotton fu-
lures moved higher in moderately active
and small replacement commission house
The market reacted at times on profit
taxing and hedging. but the general trend
was higher, Steadiness in securities, ex
pectations OF large textile sales when the
new ceilings on goods are announced and
the current high rate OF cotton consump-
ticn, helped the market
70 s1.l0 bale higher. October SO 50:
December. 1925, and March, 1904
Futures closed 30 cents to 81 S5 bale
Evening star., 1946-09-13

lI:O0a am 100000 1900 noon go 600
100 p.m s6oooo 300 pm 24o 600
Approximate Total 7lo 600
tunit Of trading, 10 shares; sales printed
in full sIn bankruptcy or receiyership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such compa MES
Rates Of diyidend in the fogesoing table
quarterly or semiannual declar ration Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra divi-
aenas are. ars not included; n dividend:
stock dividend. Cash or stock. eDe-
clared or paid % far this year. PAYABLE
Canadian funds. X Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this rear. New issus.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

curties and Exchange Commission reported
today these transactions by customers with
odd lot dealers or specialists on the New
13,05S purchases involving 348,S09 shares;
6,5SS sales. involving 210 1853 shares. in
cluding 9l short sales involving 3.505
shares.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Report

District of Columbia - Partly
cloudy and continued cool this after
noon tonight and tomorrow. Highest
temperature this afternoon about
- degrees and lowest tonight
about SIS.
virginia and Maryland-Partlv
CLOUDY, rather windy near the coast
and somewhat cooler tonight. To-
morrow fair and continued cool,
River Report.
CFrom United States Engtneers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Esrrx
Harpers Ferry ~
Temperature and Humid;tv
Evening star., 1946-09-13
ChicaEo Cash Market.

:, Wheat, No. 2 red. 2.04R;. No . hard,
2;04. No corn. Oats. No. . heavy. mixed,
81 u; No. l heavy. white, S1h-S2; No. l
white. S0ha 8l3.; No. . white, 81 V: No 8
white, s0a.. Barley, mailing. BAL rs,
nominal; feed: .25-l "A, nominal. Field
seed. per hundredweight nominal; red top,
l6.O0-17.00; timothy, 6.75-7.OO.
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Commodity Prices

Press Weighted wholesale price index of 35
commodities today advanced to 140.90.
Previous day. 140.6S; week ago, l40.60;
based on 1926 a. 100.
Evening star., 1946-09-13

Rates OF dividends IN the foregoing taoIe
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual decla. alton. Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi-
dends are not included Also extra or
extras. b Plus stock dividend. dCash OF
stock. . Declared or paid SO far this year.
Payable In stock. Paid last year. b Pay
dividends paid or declared this year New
issue. WV With warrants Nv without
Evening star., 1946-09-13

Duro Co. stockholders approved
merger with Hydraulic Machinery
20. OF Dearborn, Mich, through an
exchange of stock.
Evening star., 1946-09-13

Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.
net for eight months ended August
81 was $4,695, ,038 VS.. $2.996, 1888 in
the same 1945 period.
Evening star., 1946-09-13


CReported in Dollars)
Domestic. 8 $50 ooo'
Foreign $50 600
o 8 Govt 40 600
TREASURY. Close
2l.s 1857 Jun lo1 20
2Es 1887 Dec lol 20
NEW YORK CITY
Is so ll7iS
FOREIGN. Close
Buen A 43ss n S6b
Oenmk 4Has 81 -
Peru End Us 81 20
DOMESTIC. Close
Am q rP5S203O lo2Is
Am TIT 3s bo l56la
Am tat 2AsSn lolN'
AmTobacco3s69 1cAih
BIO 95 Z 70
8&O 1000 D 6SyA
B&O cv 80 S4lh
BOPLEWV4s5l o7ss
Bang A cv As 81 100
Eost Me IS ~ 1o7A
BufMiagE22 34s rs lo2i5
Buff Roch&P57st 70
Can Nat 41as57 1874
Can Pac As perp los
Cent BUP As 4S 7o3a
Cent Ga en- 5s45 81
Cent Ga1st5s45 81
c r r N J rs 81 35N
Chi&Alton3s4g 38A
CMStP4has2O19 81
CMStP4ks2O44 5oM
Chi&NW 4rasag 73H
| GRIP 4hs 81 A 4oih
GRIP 4as CO. "a
GRIP As sS 7lM
GRIP RI 4s34 As
CinUnTr2As74 lob
CCC StL 4Has77 63M
Col & So 4HasSO -
Cons Ry As 81 20
Cons P 227ss 10 lo4i4
Del L&W4s4i42 56
Dn&RG IS sc 59A
Dn&RGW 5s55s ga
Erie 4ias 2015 76La
GtNor 2Sss20lO 90
GulfStU 2sss rs loola
Hud Coai 5s62A 8lLs
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&c As 81 S6lz
&c 4s4s SO eliz
tCCStLou 5s63A 81
TCCStLo 4l5s63 e5
III Ter RR Is 70 1o1
Int CT No fs SO 23
Evening star., 1946-09-13

Record Temperatures This year.
Highest, a6, on July 20
Lowest, IL, on January IS.
Tide Tables,
Evening star., 1946-09-13


Aireon Mfg Co ~
Alum Co Am @ 67L
Am Cen Mig l3N
Am Cynamid Ia 40
Am Gas & FL 2 AlH
Amer L&T1.20- 21L
Am Maracaibo -. 81
Am Superpower IL
AnchPostPr.20e m
Ark Nat Gas A ~
Ash Oil&R .40a 1oiI
Atlas Corp WV 81
Atlas Ply LEO 27L
Barium Steel ~
Basic Refrac.4O 7
Eerk&Gay Fnrn 81
Blue Ridge 3Oe 4
BraZTrLAP h.2 loN
Breeze CD 80 1917
BrownFDist so 25I
Bnk Hill&S va 17N
Burma Ltd ~
BURY Biscuit IN
Calf Ell Pwr 60 10
Cailite Tung 81
Can Marc h.04e. ~
Catalin Am 40 15L
Cent g. s w Util esi
Cities Service 25H
ClaudeNeon. .O5e ~
Colts P p Arms BY
Com & Sou war ".
ConsTexti)e. 11k
Cont Fdy M He- 181
Croft Brew .Obg ~
Crown c Pet Ag J
CrownDrug 05e 6H
Cub Atl Su 11aa 26H
DetMichStv 1ae 10Y
Elec Bd&Share 16H
EQUITY Corp ~
Fairchild e cog 8
Fansteel Metal 19I
GlobeUnion. zoe 16I
Goldf1eld Cons ~
Hartford r vic $
Hecla Min l 15L
Hum-RossF. 1@J
Illinois Power 2li/
Evening star., 1946-09-13
7. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

Z fhktlOUb CLOSk-
lint Petrol hia 14Ns
!Kaiser-Frazer 11ia
Kirk LGM h 04 IA
lLanstonMMch l 15i1
Long Island Lite 1h
Louis l. e. E go 11ih
Marion P SHOW IL
lMenasco Mfg 5A
Mich Sugar )
Mid -WestCp Iae ls
MiningCorpCan 7s
MONOGRAM Pict ga
zoe 5sS
MAT Fuel G .S0a IS
lNew Mex & Ariz 4N
lNiasra Hud Pwr 1oiz
! Niles -Bem-P l4ih
Noma Elec lie 22t4
No Am 1t g. p IN
Northeast Airln IL q
Pan Am Air VT 5ss
Pantepec OIL 64 oiS
Pennroad isg 6lA
Pioneer Gold 3h
lPftney-Bow.40a 1oiA
Powdrl&Alex la leh
Premier Gold IA
IR-K-O opt war 6N
Raytheon Mfg IL
lRioGrValQ .O5e az
st Regis Paper 1olS
lSalt Dome Oil 7iA
lScovillMfg1 soc BOA
lScovill Mfg TT hs
lStSAl LOCK 90
Select Industr- 5H
Singer Mfg Ga -26o
Solar Airc 60 16N
Solar Mfe go "a
Soss ManuftR ~ o1s
jStd Power & 1t 80
Sun Ray Dr.S0e 36A
lTextron Inc ize Is
Tri-Contl VI W )
lUdylite GRIP soc l3k
UNITED Corp WV 70
UNIT 1t g. Rys l IS
IU S Foil B zoe 20
lUtah-Ida s .15e 4iz
'WriKht-Hg h 20 3M
~, vhA fnrooNfr2 tArp~
Evening star., 1946-09-13
temperature and Humidity.

VHesdIngs at Washington National Airport !,
Evening star., 1946-09-13
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Sept. 13 P.-Dividends
declared:
Pc Stock of Pay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-27
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

Truth" will be the sub'sc; o,
re Lesson-sermon 70 az ChTls-
tan Science rhurches throughout
ae world on SDsdsy Jaiy 2s
The Golden Text tPssims 7i,5l
is Into thine hand Commit
ny spirit thou has; redeemed
ne o Lord Coz % Trurh"
Among the Bible citations i5
his passage Psalms $3.50;
Mark the psfrec' man and be-
hold the upright FOR TIE end OF
that man Is peace
Correlative passages 20 be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health With
Key 20 the Scripurss.~ by Mary
Baker EDDY. include the. follow
ing n III: IL truth is overcom-
Ing error IN your daily walk and
conversation. you can finally say.
Il have fought a good fight. +.
! have kept the faith. because
you are a better man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-27

Church street, lef, Saturday ,or
Birmingham Ala vheTe she rlu
visit her relatives
Mr Paul Wise Of Gary Lad. I,
visiting relatives and friends here.
Mrs Olivia Chappell and eagEh.
;sFs, Beverly Jean and GVeaso'yu.
Jeff last week for Nilliansssrr
ny where they viii spend a
month visiting relatives and
friends
Little kstheryn Psnick spss,
several days recently visiting re.
lsuvss IN Toledo, Ohio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-27
CATHOLICS BUILD
NEW CHURCH

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MONROE
3, MINIERTn C0YINGTON

Ms Fiors Z Chappsll is enter
tsi-.nr her brother and sisier-in-
Law NJ and MIS- Roy : Foster
e, wii,iamsburg Ky 'his week.
W ros,e- and his aephew Billy
v-sites ,-isnds IL Detroit Thurs
DAY
Miss NoTsl vin.ng csugh.er %
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-27
News Along The
Religious Highway
X, ISAAC JONES

t. rsiEieHs nevs HppeAr-
irr n ri, crigWn give me
h.rkiietr. - srrmehs Presched
~ Hsr-,i' rhurcAes >nnSa!.A
FRFNEKFE AMI CHURCH
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-27

Ezs ne Eres; soioist
Aro,hs- oaisSnsizE attrasi.oa
- re program vers ne readings
r.rsa hT Mrs Marie Jones. stu
gen, q. Great Lakes college Mrs
Jones rsnds-ed ~coani Yoar
R,esszEs The Creation and
Tosca - TIE Masters Hand
RETHLL ANE CHURRCH
Tredsrck aAd ~. Aniplne
.Cors s-sr, ylr1ss ~, 81 re
Subject o. tat -oraing message
% p zs,tvs-e3 - Pastor Danes
q saz4ay jar q TIE eve-.nE
ss-vi1s ~ , n ~tl - u1if-
1-sp.tes O, re Yoa,a Q: ,-s
GAMES y Secs, Aat.i7run T.sy
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snit.f. Religion % T--.. na
sz-y co-F osse q yoz.a @. ne
city
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he C5--sr;.oaal You.h C-1E-sss
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-27
JOHN WESLEY ANE CHURCH
BeechNood and Moore Place

The musical program. under
she sponsorship q. wnuan Crit
"a. Sunday evening vas vel a.
ended WIKI Outstanding person
aliiies OF he musical world az
ending
The music in songs vas .1rn-
shed BY the Chapsl Hill choir
and Mrs Lsanna Weather. who