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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-21

that hisN time ha dcome, Rev
Thompson pre-arranged his
funeral affairs with his family.
At the hospital he insisted up
on helping the other patientos,
serving their meals, helping
them with their prayers, using
his last remaining strength to
render the Christian steward
ship to which he devoted his
life.
Funeral services we're held
Tuesday of this week at Mass
Aenue Baptist Church, Cam
bridge, Rev Roger Williams,
pastor in charge. Rev Howe B
Perry of1ciated, assisted by
many former co-workers, min
listers and pastors of Greater
Boston in a beautiful brief SER
vice during which kilograms
were read by Rev Ostergrin of
CONTINUED on Page d
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-21

The fight lasted exactly TIVE
minutes and nine seconds, one
Of the shortest fights in ring
history, just five seconds long
er than it took Louis to knock
out Schmeling in their second
engagement.
An estimated 10000 attend.
ed the flight which was held
in the Yankee Stadium. The
gate was little more than $780,
600, of which Louis received 40
per cent and Tami Is per cent.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12
I finished my Spring houseclean-

] finished my Spring houseclean- I
ing early this yearl And I'm proud
as punch of my sparkling clean
home - floors cleaning with wax
walls fresh and bright ?.
windows shining! Speaking Of
windows, l bought several new
window shades, and while selecting
them / gathered a lot of valuable
information about them that I'm
sure will interest you.
Did you know that there are sew.
eral different kinds of shades? And
that the method of cleaning them
depends upon the type you haVe7
Well the decorator who helped me
select my new ones told me all
about them. There are hand painted
shades, pyroxylin shades and ma.
chine painted cambrics, all Of which
may be washed with soap and
water. Then there are machine
painted muslin shades, which should
be cleaned by brushing with Il
damp cloth, art gum or wall paper
cleaner. Water color shades and
Holland shades, on the other hand
viii clean best with a regular walk
paper cleaner or art gum. When
YOU begin cleaning, it's a good ide-
10 determine just what type yous
shades are.
If YOU are buying new shaded
this Spring, decide first, of course
| what type of shade you wish. Quail
i.y, you know, is determined large
ay by how closely the fabric ia
woven and by the type Of finish
TIuo he sure YOU have the
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12
~ - sSTs VIZ %
A full College Course TOR y0O
with EXPENSES PAID

Here's important news for young
men 10 and over az with par
ents' consent). Under the CT
Bill of Rights, if you enlist in the
U. S. Army before October 6,
1910, Sor 3 pears, upon your dis
charge you viii be entitled to 48
months of college, trade or bust
ness school education. Tuition
UP 10 $500 per ordinary school
year viii be paid. And you will
receive SOS monthly living al
bowance-$90 if you are mar
ried. Get the facts at you're
nearest U. S. Array Recruiting
Station.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12
TOOMSUBA

Dear Reverend Young: This is to
notify you that Lodge No. % lost one
of its members in the person Of Sister
Hattie Keys. She passed on March
28th. She has been member since
the organization of the lodge and has
never become unfnancial She was
so years old and leaves two sisters,
two sons, two grand-daughters and
host Of friends to mourn her passing.
J. C. Williams, President
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12
For SALE
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12
CLIFTONNILLE

Dear Secretary: This comes to let
you know that I'VE have lost a mem
Der in Lodge No. 400 in the person
of Sister Margret Bush. Please for
ward me a death certificate.
Claud Gavin, President
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12
- THE
- VETERANS FRIEND!
III {.
World War II veterana

World wsz II veterans.
@. Can Q former member Of Inv
women's services obtain medicaS
aid from the Veterans AdministraS
ton in pregnancy cases?
A. The Veterans Administrator
has ruled that pregnancy Is not
disease or a disability and there'
fore Is not a responsibility of the
government.
Xxx
O. Some time has elapsed since
my discharge, yet have not re-
ceived the back pay due to me-
Where shall write about tht5T
A. Army inquiries should be adj
dressed TO the finance officer Of
the camp from which you were dis.
charged. Navy, Marine Corps and
Cast Guard inquiries Should be
addressed to the Claims Division,
/ General Accounting Office, WASH
/ ingtou %. D. c. BE sure to priut
/ fun name and serial or service num-
Der. giving r.uF and crTan'1ftigo
4 at time Of discharge. Wei. z, 10 y
red
in Ttcosd
ure ul.fcs~s g. arms
r...s .ee ear2 70 ty.. -
.ormea9u aaoal %. pN
dents 60 r.a. Q4-s -
when requested. eF lara f.g use ~
fr.-. F.e.r..f I'll rH.. .H ..rs..r
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HERE'S real opportunity for the young who wants
good job with future An Army job steady job offer
ing good pay, the highest security, opportunity Tor
promotion and chance the world You get valuable
training technical ss good food clothing, quarters and
medical free If you get 2O% extra pay
retire half pay after 20 years retire at three
quarters pay after 30 years And you get 30day vacation
full pay every year Many other advantages not offered
elsewhere If you Is to "a and physically fit Tor II with
parents consent you enlist and qualify for of
fine jobs in the peacetime Regular Army You it
to yourself to get all the facts NOW Apply at
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12
NOTICE TO PRESIDENTS FOR
JUNE BOARD COLLECTION

To the Presidents and Members Of
the H. B. A;
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12

question: .etaddr9sss5 aapad envelope ,t ye> fva
F..- Relations Department. Disabled
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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12

20. And he went him ay, and be-
gan to publish in Decapolis how great
things Jesus had done for him; and
all men marvelled.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12

AZ. And when he heard that it was
Jesus the Nazarene, he began to cry
out, and say, Jesus, thou son of David,
have mercy on me.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-04-12

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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Corn Lack Hits
PeniciNin0utput

NEW YORK. Jan Q There is
+ -t,5rtarr- tf 1crrcffiin ami n1aUu-
TaCturcTS have had 70 allocate de-
tivcricS.
Preference is being given to the
armed forces. Veterans Admins
tration. L. s. Public Health Serv-
ice and to hospitals for admins
tration by injection.
demand lhe-Raest
important reason Tor the short
age. which lS made more acute by
a scarcity Of good grade of steep
water used TO feed penicillin
mold. Steep water is A residue Of
corn processing. and corn for
processing has not beeE too
plentiful
Some of-thr barge now fer
mentation plants had production
difficulties. At least one had 10
abandon its process and change
over TO the standard method Of
deep fermentation in large tanks.
Despite the enormous increase
in production of the drug since II
was put on a commercial basis
in 1913. demands are still run
ning far ahead Of the supply.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Predict Performance

William r. Hawthorne OF
Ministry OF Aircraft Production,
London. England, said that jet
engine design permits OF ana
lytical calculation 10 an extent
hitherto impracticable and en-
ableS the engineer 70 predict
performance greater COTE
fttfc1cr than rvCr haS- been pos
slble with reclprocatlng engines.
THE aircraft engine designer
OF the future ne added "will
he preoccupied less with prob
lens of mechanical design and
more with problems OF fluid
motion than his predecessor"
Hawthorne explained that each
component Of the engine
may be put through separate
processes of aerodynamic de-
velopment on suitable test rigs,
permitting the designer 10 plan
various arrangements and to
assess their merits.
Great need exists for re-
search, he said, especially in the
fields OF metaIlurgX for the
purpose Of developing materials
highly resistant 10 creep, fa-
tigue, oxidation. erosion and ex-
treme stresses and tempera-
lures; in aerodynamics, where
knowledge of compressible flow
is lacking: in the control of
gases moving AT high speeds.
and in the aerodynamics of
combustion
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Shipments
I'm Zinc Up

NEW YORK, Jan. Q Slab zinc
shipments 10 consumers totaled
62,324 tons in December, an in
crease of 1875 tons over the
November total of 54,449 tons
and the best monthly record
since May, l945. when deliveries
amounted to 66.972 tons, accord
ing to the American Zinc InSti-
tute.
Despite this gain. stocks in
creased $3.50 tons last month 10
259,333 tons. a new record. Pro-
duction aggregated 66.lO4 tons in
December, compared with 64.337
in November. The stocks are in
addition TO large tonnages of
government-owned zinc in the
form of concentrates and ore.
Untitled orders on hanu at the
end of December totaled al
27.O92 tons, an increase of 8,0S7
over the November total of
1905 tons.
Total production Of slab zinc
during l945 aggregated 799 462
tons, against 90l 1892 in 1914, a
decrease of 10l,S70 tons Ship
ments for 1945 amounted 10
TT .649 tons, against S37322 tons
in 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09

Elections Held

Samuel Hague OF Smith Hague
e. Co. George A Mcdowell OF
Mercier Mcdowell & Dolphin.
and Paui I Hiorct.nd OF Morcland
& CO. wcrc elected governors Of
The Detroit Stock Exchange in the
annual election yesterday.
Charles A PARCELS Of Charles
A. PARCELS & Co was reelected
president OF The Exchange Milton
a Nanley NJ a. Nanlcy q Co..
was reelected vice president and
Armn II. Nogcl Of a II Voecl &
Co was elected treasurer. sue
ceedInE Harry Kerr OF Bennett,
Smith & ca
john q. MaCFarlanc. executive
vice president Fred J Oppat. sec
rcIary Edward { Z DAVIS. coun-
sci. and Edward Bower. auditor.
were rcapp0Intcd 10 their respcc-
tive posts
Named 10 'hc nominating com
mittcc for 1916 were Edward r.
Bennett Jr Sheldon r Noble
Warren r Olson Andrew G. Reid
and Philip Is. Watson
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Stress Combustion

Opinion was expressed by
Frank G. Mock Of Bendix Prod
ucts that JET engine design
should start with the combus-
tion chamber in order 10 avoid
troubles already being expe-
rienced in the form Of hard
starting. excessive tenn p er =
lures. blowout and die-out.
Most OF u.s." re said. "hav-
ing had casual experience with
combustion all our lives and all
the way from bonfires to blow
torches consider ourselves ex-
perts and We tend 10 think this
jet burner art il easy. This
Srbject has not received suffi-
Client attention ;hus far.
Our engines are not aircraft
engines and our jet aircraft are
not military service aircraft,
unless combustion is positive
and dependable under operating
conditions. Therefore, the COM
bustion chamber should be one
Of the first elements TO be ex-
perimentally proven before
given engine arrangement Is
adopted"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Farmers M arket

FRUITs-Apples, Jonathan No 1, 50 ~
81 Rhode Island .GreePins, 40 81 81
River No /. S425 4s-ib bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREFNS-Cclery
cahbage, No. ! 81 5oe2 bu. French IN
l. 81 so bu. kale No ] 81 bu
/. VEGETABLES Miscellaneous Hccts.
loppcd. No. ! Sl25sl Is ou .catosg.go
Fbu; carly. No /. 7seeSl bu CsIpi.
can Squares 30. /. 81 25@2 IS duz. bChs
Celery Root No. ! 50 5Oa so bu Horse
Tadish. No Siai so peck basket
Leeks, No. /. tis 50 doz nchs. Dry
Root No. / s297 SO hu psfsnlps fancy.
t2s2 as bu.. No l. 81 251i so Potatoes.
No. /. s37sEs fooIb sack Rsdishef.
II fancy 81 20 s-lb box choice No l.
75c 5-Ib box Rutsbagas. No ]. 81 - 25
hu squash. No l. So 500 3 so bu Turnips
fancy. 81 5o@i rs 6u No ] SIai'25.
vtretable oysters No. 81 - doz bchs
EOCs--Extra large. SIS 30 eO.doz case.
large. $3.50. medium. ii3 ANAL Si2.
POuLTPY-tivc broilers. frvs{ and Eossf-
srs 30@32c n hent $50 2Tfrc lh eurks
2sa3ic 10, geesei 2si7c 70 youns trukeys
Ssisc N.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Tinnken Lists
B Promotions

In an expansion and realign-
ment of It's sales staff, Timken-
Detroit Axle Co. has appointed
Neil S Lincoln sales manager of
the automotiVe division. effective
Jan ]. it is announced by Ralph
II Trese, vice president Lincoln
joined the company in 1912
Other appointments follow: {.
c. Bartell. sales manager Of the
special equipment division: II G..
Maddux. sales manager Of the
trailer division +. r. Weiss, as
SiStant sales manager Of the bus
division; r F. PetSch and r. V.
HeSSler. assistant sales managers
Of the eastern and western divi-
sionS. respectively.
! II. Balog has been named
manager OF the sales office, and
r. 3 Lewis was appointed man
ager OF the sales order department.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Livestock M arket
DF FTROIr

HocS-sslsblc / 200 opened steady Good
and choice bsf,ONs and gifts 200 los and
oown. - SIS. ceiling heavier weights
&l4 IS most SONS 400 los and below Sl4
heavier s0vs Si3T5
CATTLE-Salahle ZOO. fresh receipts
surmcnteo by liberal csrryuver very little
carly demand slaughter steers and yesrlings.
iev sales wax az Mondays decline. cows
mostly stcAdy and fairly active bulls hrm
replacement cattle nominal Scattered small
lots medium and good stecrs and yearlinFS
up O. Si6 so Some good and choice held
hirhcy few common hrhtwsirhis down %
81 most sales common End medium beef
cows. IS 7Sal2 few better cows to sl3
cannefs and cutters nsiHly So T5@s so
hulk common 20 good sausage bulls, So so
012
CALvEs-sNsbIe 500 mostly steady
carly bulk good and choice vesles Size
~ 50 TOP Si7io common and medium
rtsdry tiYa ie. cuIiS S-ulO.
SIfEEp-Selahle. 600 slaughter lambs
opened strong - 25 cents higher trsn
Mondays close or weak o. 25c under the
hirr Time yesterday several hundred head
good and choice Nb-iOo los. native lambs
A. slf5o iop bucks 81 less some lust
GOOD lambs STA frw medium and good
lots tl2Hl2.5o. common and medium $40
re- Il Cuiis down to 81 sheep steady good
and choice fst ewes 50 soar. top 81 others.
50 down with cuus. S3a4.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
SMYTHE MOVES Up

George Judson. president Of the
Wabcck Savings Bank. announced
promotion OF Clifford {. Smythe
from assistant cashier 10 assist
ant vice president Louis y.
Williams, manager of the Fern
dale office. was named assistant
cashier aS was Gerald G. Barry
Of the main office.
The Detroit Bank reported
officers and directors unchanged.
United Savings Bank announced
that George NJ Ellis was pro-
NOTED from assistant vice prcSi-
dent 10 a fun vice president Of
the bank
At the annual meeting OF the
Commonwealth Bank directors
were reelected and officers re-
named for the ensuing year
Officers promoted were Leslie T
Gillmor. who was named vice
president. Roderick r Thomson.
elected comptroller. and Otto l..
Boucher was elected auditor
Commonwealth Bank reported
deposits AZ the end OF the year
stood an S212 i3A257 as compared
with SlS2 $50 40l AZ the end oi
1914. Earnings ounte d tC
S206l "A share
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
What 'sNew
In Business
Warehouse Space
Here q6 Pet. Full
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Space occupancy in public
merchandise warehouses in De-
troit increased 81 per cent IN
November as compared with
the same month a year ago,
according 10 statistics released
today by J. c. Capt. director Of
the census, department Of
commerce Detroit warehouse
men estimated their warehouses
as 96.4 per cent full in NOvem-
Der, l945, as compared with
92.7 per cent occupancy a year
ago.
This 81 per cent increase
compares with a 35 per cent
gain-from SIS 10 81 per cent
for the nation As a whole.
These figures indicate a bright
and increased business picture
for Detroit and the entire ma
tion inasmuch as publiC-mer-
chandiSe warehouse occupancy
statistics provide a barometer
OF business. In the modern
system of distribution, ware
houses are an essential, and
practically all goods bought or
sold pass through them
The department Of commerce
statistics show 20 publc-mer-
thandISc warehouse buildings in
Detroit. with S9l $40 square
feet OF the 925.37S SQUARE feet
OT ocCupiable space filled during
November.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
H. B. Goodwin Named
Aide 10 JeI|inghdus

Appointment Of Henry 3. Good
win as his executive assistant is
announced by c. L. Jellinghaus.
vice president and general man.
ager, Detroit. of the New York
Central System. Goodwin started
his railroad career with the
Michigan Central in 1910 as a file
clerk in the superintendent'S Of
fee. Detroit. Later he was made
ACCOUNTANT In 1916 he was given
the task Of statiStician promoted
10 chief StatiStician in 1880 and in
1871 was named assistant 10 the
vice president. He lives at 3202
Clemcnfs
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Auto
Graphs
JET Engine Exhibit
Set Up by sac
BY SILER FREEMAN

If you are interested in jet
engines, even remotely curious,
II will pay 10 take a peek at
the exhibit which the Society OF
Automotive Engineers has set
up in the Crystal room of the
Book Cadillac Hotel N was
supplied by Wright Field and
is the most complete IN the
Ountry.
The exhibit includes the lat
est designs by the Germans, as
well as the American and Brit
ish versions. We DO not attempt
10 comprehend what they do
but We are aWed al what the
experts tell us about the future
Of the jet engine
The engines were assigned
high priority position on the
agenda of aircraft power plant
engineers at the 1916 annual
meeting Speakers al the air
craft power plant session as
serted that the jet engines sim
plicity is somewhat deceptive
and that considerable research
lies ahead, but that it promises
advantages with progress.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
N. Y. Coffee Exchange
Annual Election Set

NEW YORK. Jan. Q fAPl -
Fred II. Silence. w r Grace &
Co. has been nominated for pres
idcnt of the y. Y Coffee & Sugar
Exchange TO succeed Ody II Lam.
born John c. Gardiner. Frank {
Lowry q Co. was nominated fol
vice president and r. r. Horne
Thomson & Mckinnon. for treas
urcr. The annual election Will be
held Jan II.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Plan Modernization
OF Rayon Yarn Plant

NEW YORK, Jan. 9 (AP) -
Plans for modernizing its viscose
rayon yarn producing plant at
Marcus Hook, Pa, were an
nounced by American Viscose
Corp. The company said that las
rapidly as possible it would
refit existing spinning machines
and purchase a number of new
ones. The unit, said by the COM
pany TO be the first rayon plant
built in the l.. S., now produces
high-strength rayon yarn of the
type used in tire cords, and
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Skin-Hide AIIo(ations
Will Continue E Mos.

WASHINGTON. Jan 9-lnter-
national ALLEGATION OF cattle hides
calf and kidsklns and goatSkinS,
which was established during the
war. is expected 10 continue Al
least for the first six months OF
this year The functions formerly
exercised by the combined raw
materials board have been taken
over by the international hides
leather and skins committee.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Quebec Province Sets
SIS Million Issue

MONTREAL. Jan. 9-The prov
incc of Quebec has called for
tenders on an issue of $4,000, 600
3 per cent debcntureS TO be
dated Feb. | and maturing Feb.
/. 1867, callablc Al par in 1860
Proceeds VIII be used largely for
refundinG purposes Tenders were
opened AT 10 a. IN, today at
Quebec City.----.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Personal Notes

The Detroit Accident and
Health Association last night
heard Larry Dayidow discuss
Communism and It's Growth
IN Our Country, AZ the meet
ing in the DctrOit-LCland d.
Brndlcy- Roth at agency Is
baSking in new and enlarged
quarters In the Transportation
Building tSame telephone num-
Der, though e.. Retirement Of
Nenable Johnson after 80 years
as manager OF sales IN the De-
troit Division OF the Island
Creek Coal Co and promotion
Of r Y. JunCwlrth 10 succeed
him. is announced PEA Is
placing its expanded 1916 ad
campaign through Lewis Edwin
RYAN ad agency.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Meat Output
Shows Gain

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9 (AP)
The agriculture department re-
ported that meat production in
lederally-inspected packing plants
totaled 30l 100000 pounds last
week. compared with 100000, 1000
in the preceding week and 309,-
100000 in the corresponding l945
week.
Cattle slaughter was estimated
at 2l9.000 head. up $4,000 from
a week earlier but down 1900
from year ago. Beef was csti-
mated at 107.0000O0 pounds,
compared with 84,000,000 for the
preceding week and $4,000 600 a
wear ago.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
PIIISRIRnH

PITTSBURGH, Jan s tISsl CATTLE
100 steady Grass steers SSSOal6.
steers good and choice Sl7a1s so. medium
% good S14 SOn16 so. common TO mt-
dium. St2al4. heifers. good 10 choice SIS
~ medium S1OoI4 cows good to cholce
SlI SOaI3 So medium SsaI1. canners
and cutters t6ms so bulls good 70 choice
Sl3al4 common 20 medium. Sqall
HOGS-2rO Neady 16O-ls0 'hs SIS 10
t8ls2O IsO-2OO los, S15.IOolS 20 200
27N tbs SIS 100 10 20. 22O-2SO lbs
3 zoe 20 20 2So-39e ls' 's oo lo6 va
lbs Si5ol5 20 rouVhk- Sl7 oaI4
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
cmICAGo

CHICAGO jan tINs --HOCS-lo 500,
lass. heavy. medium end neht. ti4sS.
light Ilghts 5Oai4.s5. packing sowS
Sl37saI4lO. pigs Sil so@l4
,.esss p.c, 60 scS thotcs
S16S S0mis common and medium Slld
l6 SO yeariinES. SllaiS Butchers. HeifeFS
Sllals cows slOnI4SO: bulls. Sl06
II SO calves siiaIs SO. feeder steers, Sill
@l425. Stockers steers. Sl0g14 cows and
heiicrs Ss81275.
SHEEP OOog steady lambs si41
i4ss common siimia. yearlingg Sis
i3, feeders tl3ei5.So: ewes. t5e7.so.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
LIST Promotions
Of Bankers Here

Although several promotions
were announced by the banks
here after the annual directors
meetings, there were noticeably
fewer than in previous years with
the exception of the National
Bank Of Detroit, which moved up
officers 10 fll the vacancies left
by retircmentS.
Walter 5. McLucaS. chairman OF
the National Bank, revealed that
Eugene +. Garner and Herman A,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Montgomery Ward
Report Sales Gain

CHICAGO. Jan. Q CAPl-Mont-
gomery Ward and Co report
gross sales of S65l ,679, $50 for the
il months ended Dec. 81. com
pared with S6l7SS6. .O61 for the
corresponding period in 1914. an
increase Of s. per cent The re-
port said the December gross
sales amounted 10 $50. 232 .35S
compared with S76, 6,467. .7O5 in Dc
Cember. 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09

Chryslcr Corp,
has been an
n ounce q b V
II A. Malcolm,
general sale s
manager Dom
oVan : transfer
to y a Vt o n
strengthens the
home office q
staff IN the di-
rectiop of sales
q n q diStribu-
activities.
His original as
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Big K-F Party

Big Kai>cr-Frazcr (Victory ,
party last night a. which the
two founders were presented 20
a select group Of Detroit bank
crs and industrlalStS The
party was really gwen by Joe
Frazer IN honor of Henry Kai-
ser and was held at the Detroit
Club.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-09
Detroit Living Costs
Up 81 Per Cent in As

Living costs in Detroit were 81
per cent higher in l945 than in
1914. the L. S. Department of
Labor reported today.
The cost in November was 1911
per cent over tho 1858 level.
Adolph O Berger, regional Stats.
tician declared