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25 THE DETROIT FREK PRESS WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11. 194( In Memoriam Death Notices Bankers Appraise ihe State of the Nation BAf Dec. 9 There.a A Faer IS LOVINi memory ot NetLe (etuusti, who oassed away Dec. 11.

19'J. tinnsj but not iartotteo. Husband ana Chis fHE RADIO LOG Wednesday, Dec. 11.1940 wile 01 I.OIH. JJer.

muiuer "i htii' Br of Boston. Dr. Kavmond Baer of Groe Pointa and Mrs. franklin MtKea of Port Huron. Funeral srvl at c-liaoel of Hi William R.

I Urn 1 1 inn Co Com Ave. at Alexandrine. WdnfiMlay at 1 p. ra. Morticians (Programi ars printed Issued by th station listed tod lubjsct to chann without notice) KM KMA.NN Dec.

8. Bertha B. of j-imrui ave. survived by inreo nepoews si nieces. Service from, the James B.

M.Nally r'uncrai Home, una Last (fraud Blvd. Wednesday 2 p. to. Interment Klntwood Cemetery. 5 BIKRWIKTH Hear E.

Dec. t. beloved ARMSTRONG 1222 PJIRTAy rjytvisR'ilTT l-3j Ralph Bourgeois Mmll Chapel Satisfied Clientele TU MACK TLaza CROSBY 28 Tm in rms loratirvn If onr nirnt hiisoaml dear lather of liarry Iharlea Mrs. ICtlier Werner ol Bay City, tiliia riarlca-, Raymond Mrs. Dorothy lNivis, (rrmand and Mrs.

Kloreuce S-icrrlund: 1.1 arandchtl-dren and one areatrrrandclnld. Sriccs at reeuit-uue. Luiiieu. '1'uurMiajr at p. j045 A.

ureal. ffJJ j.oon-WJR: Kate Smith fjo P. Farm and HrWMBC: City Hall Speaks. rflAV: Happy Gang. j.jO-WXYZ: Michigan High- U.

S. Navy Band. Jijj-CKLW: Everybody's Jam- WEDNESDAY'S FEATURES 6:15 WXYZ: The Factfinder. 6:30 WJR: Inside of Sports. WJBK: Evening Serenade.

6:45 WWJ: Lowell Thomas, Commentator. WXYZ: Short Short Story. 7:00 WJR: Amos 'n' Andy. WWJ: Fred Waring's Orchestra. WMBC: Philharmonic Orchestra.

7:15 WJR: I.anny Ross. 7:30 WWJ: Cavalcade of 1 8:00 WJR: Big Town. WWJ: Hollywood Playhouse. WXYZ: Qui Kids. CKLW: Melody Street.

8:30 WWJ: Plantation Party. 9:00 WJR: Fred Allen's Varieties. WWJ: Eddie Cantor. 10:00 WJR: Glenn Miller's Orchestra, WWJ: Kay Kyser's Kol-lege. 10:15 WJR: Public Affairs.

CKLW: Britain Speaks. 11:00 WXYZ: Music You Want. WWJ, WJR, CKLW: Late News. A. M.

All Stations: News and Music. Dt At tN Irec. Brum belutril bur Mmiir. rrgiid of financial codoIUob ever ben denmi our ervic. I ALFRED E.

CROSBT MOBTUART, ISO, baud Of jtliiarietli. lather of Harvey and Diiu-las, brother ol tieorire, vionlon and William, funeral trklay. I i from Hie bartier-Muliitfau Funeral home. 1 ii-4 All Haiiillt'Ml. burial at A.a.

ia Park Offutlery under auius of aiou L.eie. 1. r. A. TO.

8-OirOO 1-TtOff-llt WnonWARDAVR vJ COOPER BROS -WXYZ: Club Matinee. Dlt Harold A. 1 LIO Lyonh.ir.l Ifltflf) MACK LENOX Key to Symbols 5.3O a. m. to 10 Wm.

R. Hamilton Co. Commentator Juvenile Muile Political for 77 years atrrlea and cnallty hava Rellrloas Mporla Talk Variety lira ma fc Kdueatlnnal 1 Interview WXYZ Short. Short Story-D WMBC Mexican Varieties 7:00 WJR Amo 'n' Andj-D WWJ Fred Warln-M WXYZ Easy Aces-D CKLW Val Clare-C WMBC Newa. Philharmonic WJBK Musical Prniram Isia WJB Lanny Boss-M.

WWJ Newa WXYZ Keen Tracer-T CKLW World Todav-T WJBK Musicsl Review 11 int. WJR Bis- Slster-D oeen our iiras consiaeration. comoteia funerals as low as loll hava alwava been part of our service. This tncnidea the nse of our nneral Horoa and Chanel. A descriptive booklet will sent upon reouest.

PAHKINii As an additional service we have a fra oarkuur lot with, space for 3U0 ear. 3975 Cass, at Alexandrine Wake Do. Slni-V iXZvvi 'rKLV Momma? FroioV HI. Nft-rhbor-V Sunrise Clilb-V Musical wWJ Devollons-B fo New. Mu Commentator Vawn Oub-V New.

Variety Newt. Musio rnakers-M Ma Perklus-0 WJR Mrs. Pare WXYZ Honeymoon H1IID CKLW Hawaiian Music Duncan Moore-C WWJ Penner Ynnriir-I) wwj Hcmd ol Lile-D WXYZ Wile Saver-T CKLW San Salnte-V WJBK Bettr Robtrla-T 7:30 WJR Meet Mr. Meek-D Birmiiuhsm. huslnud of t'ioreiiue Haiku: Utfier of Klchard A.

and Belly: brother of Mrs. John A. Huwisou. of New Albany Indiana. Service at Bell euniTal Home.

JU K. Maule Bir- niitisham VI eiUieMila aj tci uo. tll o'cloi-k Hl.l.t.V ii, at" San VrswiscoT beloved husband ol Myrtle, dear brother ot Letter, Urin. Ciialmer and Mrs, Maijr Duun. funeral ervicea Thursday, 3 p.

m. from the C. J. Jlecker ji'uneial Home. U3 Mamillim, in rharite of Corinthian lxle, o.

U. K. ai A.M. UKAHUI lii'c. 57 ilHU, Jum-iMi lailw-r ol Lrford Craliaui.

Fuueral aervice at chapel of '1'he William H. Hamilton isi Ave. at Aleaauuriue, 't'imrAUy at p. ro. M.iKV ic.

itiumaa J. bciovnj hu-liand ol Rose, ileal father ol lieorte and Lillian Hart. Mrs. UyoV Auslitl. Mrs.

joseuli Durluiff. auu Mrs. Nor-aian Mcl.eod. dear arandlalher of It araiidcliiiuren, dear hroHicr ot oenrre S. Hart.

It'uneral eeivu-e. lrii1ay. n. ni. at the Haley Chanel, ltxjoo llamilluu Ave.

WJB Aunt Jennt-D NO BRANCHES COLCMBtA WXYZ John Other Wlf.P CKLW Everybody's Jamboree wwj uavtd Hanim-u WXYZ Paradise ThunderD WJBK Newa Bound un WMBC Orcall Mtilodiel rao HsmtitoB ciareno Ottar WM. R. Hamilton wmbi; xmaa Jubiiee-M 3:45 WJB Alice Blair-D WWJ Vic and Sade-D WXYZ Jut Plain BillD CKLW Cowboy Sonas WJR Kale Smith Cnati-T Jl HIS' HEKLOM IS t(t W. Grand Blvd. TTler S-14TI 4:00 WJR Portia Fa.f Life wwj The Old Dean 1 WXYZ Newa and Mualff CKtW Newi Lietock WJBK Mountain Pete WMHn Nawarixtl HILLIKER'S III) W.

CRAND BLVD. wJR Neia-hbor. WJB Girl MarrlmD JOHN P. HALLINAN VRNFRAL HnMR yywj Julia BlalieD CKLW Ifa a Gift-T WXYZ Southernairc.W WMBH Jimmy ljoraev-M ii Brand Blvd. rilsroy 1 0T SvVZ vj vavaicaoe-u WXYZ Lone KanT-D CKLW Carson Robeson WJBK Jimmy Allen-D WMBC Shades of Mclodr-M 7:45 CKLW Doc Sunshma-M WJBK Newa 8:00 WJR Bis- Town-D WWJ Playhouse-D WXYZ Qui! KirtsI Melody Street-M WJBK Italian Hour WMBC News.

Polish Hour 8:30 WJR Dr. Coristiao-D WWJ Plantation Party-V WXYZ Manhattan at Mid- nlrht-D CKLW Your Job and Mine WMBC Greek Hour 8:45 CKLW News WJR Fred Allin WWJ Eddie Cantor-V WXYZ Yukon Cliallente-D CKLW Star of Hope-H WJBK News. Music WMBC News, llahan Hr. I'AW Talk WXYZ Old Traveler-T 8:.10 WXYZ Kennedy. Mr.

District Attorney CKI.W Citllena All-T WJBK German Hour FRED E. HOLLISTER WJR Helen TrentD 8.1 t. Vernnr Hurhway RAndolph ISM Til I1C I.AIItV nj ewBcaat WXYZ Farm and Home Hour CKLW Turf Club WJBK Popular Tunea WMBC Meet the Peoole SllS DEXTKR FLVb. fyi.ER 441 OKI Dec. David, beloved husband of r.leanor (nee Zieseet.

yuneral from parlure ot J. uitmi son. 41s? Truiu. bull Wednesday, at a p. ni.

kUNK Dec. i(MO. ol K. Harold, sister of Mrs. K.

W. Kao-llall and Mrs. J. Howca. ot L'llca.

N. (trarsimother of Richard, funeral services at chapel of the VI hi. B. Hamilton Cams Ave. at Alexandrine, Thursday afternoon, at -J o'elock.

R. HAROLD LING 12:45 WJR Our Gal SundaT-D HIS (t RAND BLVD PI, MS wj Baekstaee Wite-D WXYZ Mottier o' Mine WJBK News, Children Hour WMBC News and Music CKLW Presenting 4:15 WJR The AbhntU-D WWJ Stella Dallas-D CKI.W Musical WXYZ Club Matln-7 WJBK Childrni's Hour-J WMBC Prudy's Party-J WJR Hillton Houe-D WWJ Lorenso Jone-D CKLW Miss Trent-D WMBC Ukrainian Hour 4:45 WJR Kate Honkin-D WXYZ Rhythm Makers-M WWJ Kidder Brnwo-D CKLW Tea Dance Tunei WJR Goldberrs-D WWJ Girl Alone CKLW News. Music WXYZ Show WorldT WJBK News WMBC Polish Hour Ml WJR The NeilU WW.T Lone Jonrniy-D WXYZ Irene WtckerJ CKLW Turf Club-T WJBK Ponular Tunes Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc. HOME VOR rCXERALS IS' Polnh Radio Kevue fixz.

sits-ro 15 JKKKERSON Lf.r. Archie aaed 118; Dev. 10. 11140. of Willmarth.

husband of Ilia late Nura, beluved father of Veuetla. Kit-wood, Lawrence. Mrs. Madeleine Cran-tlail, John Lee. brother of Lottie Ie, jnsura mual 1150(1 CONANT TOWNSKND S-lStt Musical Menu e.iirv,IR Linda Lov-D wffl Alice Adams-D WS Breakfast C-nh-V CKLW Arthur Uodlie.Y-v and Mrs.

Jessie Huuirhten. Services 2z jiiursuav, a. ni. from limeral rntua ol A. i.

Sanler SUtfll brand lliver. J. SUTTON SON fr 1 wwj store Newi-T CKLW TeniDleton Moor-M WJBK Luncheon Music WMBC Mystery Melodiei 1:00 WJR Life Beautlful-D WWJ Man on the CKLW llanny Ganr WJBK Polish Ladies WMBO City Hall Snealta 1:1.1 WJR Woman In Wbite-D WWJ Dance Muaic WXYZ Betwfen Bookende IlanDine-D CKI.W Melody Time WMBO American Kevite WXYZ Mich. Hlrhwa-T 1:4.1 WJR. Road ot Life-Ii WW.I Thine Called Loya WXYZ Jiewa, Son CKLW Cheer Un Gane-T WMBO HauDf Hour-V 10 p.

m. to 1 a. m. EdltBr-iDaiirtttf-I PKlTI.KK ft-, u. prank, of 12U1U Kit CARKfTTL ATTESTtOU OIYrS TO SRTP.

dent of the Bankers Club of Detroit, and Joseph M. Dodge, new president. AIL WfcKit A.MI rXHKKAl.S TO bourne, ase tVi year, beloved huland of Mary Gardner Penoler, dear father til 10:00 WJR Glenn Miller-M Carroll Binder speak on "The United States in World at War." With Mr. Binder, left, are William W. Slocum, presi 1-AUTS Of 1HB 0.

S. AND CANADA. Detroit bankers got together Tuesday night in the Hotel Statler for their forty-third annual banquet and to hear Editor WWJ Jack Armtinn--T) wWJ Listen. L.anien-1 (KI.W D' Puiinhine-M wjbK Melodies K.ttT Keene-0 HWJ Armchair Ouartet CKI.W Homecbsts-T Varieties WWJ Kay Kvikt-V WXYZ Wavue Karr-M CKLW Canadian Newa WJBK Newscaat WMBC News jnrs. rrana narenua.

l.ois fiances and frank. brother of Mrs, Bieliard Balnh, fred and Claude Peppier funeral service Ttrnurwlay. 1 D. ni. al A.

11. Peters funeral Home. l-'Ofti Bacbelor'i Cblld-D 10:15 WJR Public Affalri wjit uuanires in "leiupo-M WXYZ Musical Silhouette CKLW Lauah from Life WJBK News Rounduo 8:45 WJR gcattercood-D WWJ Lif Beailtifill-D WXYZ Tom Mlx-D CKI.W Captain Mldnlrht-D iiialiot Ave. Deifased was memlwr ol COMPI.fTR FCNrRALS AND SHIPMENTS AS LOW AS SluO. 4147 Trumbull Ave.

AT WILLIS TEMPLE 2-5100 WXYZ News Ace CKLW Britain Speaki WJBK Dance Music MUC Lowry Rlnrk-M Iharlsirn Lndre o. fj. and A. M. KAri.MI K.S--Charles "Dec.

"10." al realtleive, 11444 Mlnden, beloved tlltS' bHod of Helen Hasmussen (nee Puns' i. 2 p. in. to 6 p. WWJ ewt.

Music Women Vrp-I VVXYi Vour Tieat-M 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. WJBK Auto Worker Hour 10:30 WJR Where 1 Came From MtiC lioiiywoou isaiio dear son ol Mrs.

Minnie Basmussen. of Mi. Louis. and the late Walter U.S. Jury Finds Woman Guilty in Fake 'Curse Plot WXYZ Musical CKLW Newsnel WJHK Fiesia-M WMBC Kniirhl of Melody Kasmusseii.

brother of Vernon, of ft Orpheus Sings Yuletide In on Exalted Wings 6 p. m. to 10 p. m. Ijouis.

Mn. Servi(s at Schneider Van Lost and Found Kathleen Norrls-D bought her $1,300 worth of clothing to remove a curse placed on him in Italy. Mrs. Marcus, who used the name Jean Davis while living at 2875 E. Grand Blvd.

in 1938 and '39, claimed that she and Simone had fallen in love, although both were married, and that any money that changed hands was in preparation for their elopement to California. She was arrested in Cleveland last April 6. 10:45 WJR Don Artiste llewevne i liapel. 1.17HH E. vtarren.

corner Berkshire. Friday, 9 a. ni. inter ment St. Louis.

Saturday. wmki; Hetioncourt a orcti. I us hi WWJ Houseboat Manna WU'Z Tim Small Towd-U fKUV News, Music uuiip nhl Wi etts-R voler's registration card, driver's Tn-ensi 11:00 WJR Newscast 1:00 WJR Dr. Malone WWJ Betlv Trockcr-T WXYZ NatT M(. CKI.W Ouiet Sanctuary-R WJBK Popular Melodies WMBC News.

HaUDT WJR Joyce Jnrdn-D WWJ Grimm's Daushter-D WJBK News. Music WJR Fletcher Wdey-T WWJ Valiant Ladj-D WXYZ NavyHanil Mill I.TZ frcd, Jr. husband ot Milini. tnee Wehncri. father ol oeoruo.

Harold. in.i.v-WJK Mvrt and Marce-D Alvin and Mrs. alter Kptluie. Also aurwved by ft trandchildren. Services at residence, 8187 Chamberiain Wednesday at 2 p.

m. and Stcphaima Evan CKLW Community Calendar car registration card. American Legion 11)41 card. Reward. 14H Parker.

LHOW Red male. Hewaril 11074'MimuL URKKN Gold" Wnslwatch R. G. Myen ennraved on back. Liberal reward it returned to V.

M. Beam. Hotel statler, DaDV 8 PIN Rose design In Club Rovale or viciiu ly. Re wartl. La aye te "i' id.

vTkisTWATCH Inst, ladv'a pfatlnum disy nioiid. "Valued OKI. Please return. Pearl Rose. or TU.

7-57i7. Litieral reward. 6:00 iW Newscast WWJ Snorts Review WXYZ fnort Review CKLW Rollin' Hnme-M WJHK Ponular Melodies' WMBC Nurht News 6:15 WJR Hedda Hoooer-T WWJ Newscast 1 WXYZ Factflnder-T WJBK Race Results WMBC Music Maestro-M WJR Inside ot Suortl WWJ Bill Elliot WXYZ Day In Review CKLW Conra Time WJBK Evening- Serenade WMBC Supper Molndie-M 6:45 WJR Melody Marvels WWJ Lowell Thomas geucai Lumeran Lnurch at p. SCHKNCri Dec. in.

11)4117 Joseph MarilS husband of Harriett Ldwards Sehenck BY J. D. CALLAGH YX Let It be said now that the Christmas season is upon us, for the Orpheus Club has given its first performance of the current music period. It would be a Christmas father of George Kdwards Hchenck. At WWJ News WXYZ Music Ton Want CKLW Club Reporter WJBK Potnourri-M WMBC News and Music 11:15 WJR Firelight fantasies WW.T Dance Music WMBC KingKadcr CKLW Adv.

in Rhythm 11:30 WWJ Dane usio WJBK Dance Music WMBC Mornlna- Edition 11:15 WJR Dannv Uemctry-M WXYZ Glenn Mlller-M CKLW Henry Jeronie-M 18:00 WWJ En. Madriituera-M WXYZ Dancinir Party CKLW Sammv Kara-M WJBK Nis-hl Owl WMBC Newscast WWJ Lwcn Knielits-M. WYXZ Vic and Sade-D i'KLW Keen i it to Muslo W.TK StcnmnlherD WWJ Ellen Handolnh-D WXYZ Mary Marlin-I) (Kl.W Mary Morcan-T WMBC Hawaiian Melodies' Mim Jnlia-l) Glllrlinir Liirht-P WXYZ Ponner Yottnt-D MBC W.illies IliOa-WJR Short Sl.ory-0 WWJ Man MarrPd-D WXYZ News and Musio CKI.W British, New UAinf! Vlmn Onnnrltte chapel of the Wm. h. Hamilton (ass Ave.

at Aluandrlue. Jnmca of WJBK Melody Matineo WM11C Slumn-Oe Ctul)-M My Son and ID WWJ Llirht of the World-B CKLW Mute. Turf 3:00 WJR Mair Mcllrlde-T WWJ Mary Marlln-D WXYZ Divorce Ornbani-D TKI.W News. Vuic WMBC News. Xmas Tree tune later.

'A IUJ.T----Loiiia. aire 80. Now Ualtnw somehow inadequate if some dour Sltrma-er Snantel. LOST. Northvllle, Dec.

I dear husband of Anna, dear fattier liver and white, male. Reward. Phone A jury which deliberated only 25 minutes Tuesday found Mrs. Rose Marie Marcus, thirty-four-year-old fortune teller, guilty of a J20.000 "blessed money" fraud against a Detroit contractor. Federal Judge Edward J.

Moinet ordered her $15,000 bond canceled and remanded her for sentence Wednesday or Thursday. The maximum penalty under the mail-fraud charge on which she was convicted is five years. Guerrino Simoae, 32, of 15883 Princeton, revealed a fantastic plot as he told how he had paid Mrs. Marcus $18,700 in cash and had Norlhviile 14 rollrci, ol josepn, jurs, Minnie wain. rted, and Max.

funeral Wednesday from residence of daughter, Mrs. Minnie Lost Hiai-k chantre ourne. Heitrs.Wo(K. Wave Lengths of Detroit Stations hwain. uu.im ew Baltimore illsliway.

ward Store. Containing money. Liberal reward. TOwiiaend U-K8D. 1IMSWJR Martha Webster-D 1 ha Storm.

I) Burial In St. Mary's Cemetery, father Julius Kessler Dies; Headed Big Distillery NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (A.P.) Julius Kessler, 85 years old, president of the distilling company bearing his name and credited by many In the Industry with selling more whisky in his career than any other individual, died today. He headed the so-called "whisky trust" before the World War. irf-o tiauney orttciatiinr.

1030 Krs 501.1 Meiers WJR Terry Shand-M WXYZ lark Drnnis-M WJR 750 Kcs 400 Metrs KI.VT Kcs Mel rs WJBK 1-4IO Krs ti Meters I WMH0 SHAW Dec. 8 194(1- Alfred hnshalMl Plants, Bulbs and Shrubs l.YIIO Krs 2IHI ijeuuaru niutra UiU Krs SI I Mrteral CKLW Dawn Patrol (KI.W Hhvthm ft Konianoe-M tw W.MBC Ladv of Chsrm-T IvtXiZ circumstance would prevent the annual occurrence, with its deeply reverential feeling for the Yuletide. That feeling was shared to a high degree by the audience in the Scottish Rite Cathedral Tuesday night when to a man they stood while Charles Frederic Morse led the club In the singing of "Adeste Fideles." Audlenca Deeply Stirred Never before In this writer's ex oi neiwia snaw: ratber of Mrs. Paul NtroJilborrr and Alfred fthaw MRS. JOHN TKAH.

formerly of 1 11. a. openina her flower servn-e soon under her ni ii'len name, iryar-t Deo. both of Chlcasro. III.

funeral services al chaoel of the VVni R. Hamilton. Cass at Aleiandrine. Wednerulav at o. m.

Burial at Grand Lawn cmetery. Thermold Corp. J1.50 on $3 preferred stock, payable' Dec. 23, record Dec. 12, clearing up divi the State Public Service Commission, who died Monday.

The body will be taken to Detroit for McIXTVRE RITES SET JACKSON, Dec. 10 Services will be held at 10:30 Thursday for G. Donald Mclntyre, member of Dressmaking dends In arrears. 81 THKRLAMs Jessie llec. 9.

ue 47, of ISona. Dearborn, beloved wife of James, dear mother of Janet. Alet and James, lovlnr sister ol Mrs. Andrew UAl'LCSlVK dresniakma-; desisnuiff a spe daily. Mrs.

Pulkinaliarna, UlVtt Wyom ln, NOrtiilawn 44IU. perience has he seen an audience so stirred by a nonsecular singing of the hymn. The thoueht per nf Hamilton. Ont. funeral from erfeid Funeral Home.

1035 Mod-arbnrn. Wednesday, at 1 n. m. Educational the roe, sisted that in this troubled world the divine combination of religious inougnt ana music gives the surest ASCAP Bargains on Antitrust Suit The BUSINESS INSTITUTE "LARCFST BCSINE9S AND SECRETARIAL SCHOOL IN MICHIGAN'7 Schools are Conducted at Michlirsji Theatre Bairley. Detroit; at bind Joy Road, near Grand River; at Gratiot, comer ot Mack: and In Pontiao and Sasrlnaw, PHONE RANDOLPH 6534 lor new pmsneclns.

or call In person. GRADUATKS ARB ASSISTED To OWI. POSITIONS. ENROLL NOW. ease or mind.

The feeling of exaltation was drawn even finer when the voices of the club, gathered in the lobby, poured into the Cathedral in the eternally inspiring "Silent Night." fi 1 IjJ7D ill By the Assoelafed Press WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 Neeo- Laundries tiatlons in the six-year-old antitrust suit against the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers were reported reliably i The carol brought to an end an evening in which the singers had presented a program which, for artistry of selection and nicety of performance, has rarely been equalled. Chorale Is Touching 1 An arrangement by Morse of AAA-l FAMILY WASH All flat Ironed: IS round. St. KverTthnw Ironed.

I On Enund. Shirts finished. 10c. Central aundrr. TOwjisend S-7077, AAA Ct'RTAIS SPECU'i-3 oairs, SI.

Standard size. Hollywood Curtain Clean- rs.jl!H Ji'OoadTJJer 6JJ0 1. A LAI'NDRV t.S pounds all" flat" ironed S4c. Kverylhins; Ironed ltJo pound Shine finished Commercial Laundry and Cleaners. TTtlnliv ALL FLAT IRONED 20 oounds.

Sue. today to be neanng a head. Talks leading to a possible settlement by consent decree were revised after ASCAP'S dispute with the radio broadcasting industry came into the open this Bach's chorale, "Beside Thy Cradle Here I Stand," was utterly lovely. La L3 auper yuamy i.auiKiry. ruzroy 0141.

ANDKHDOn" Curtain iiundry Four pa'ri iilain, S1.00. Delivery acrvlca. Murray o'iiu. A-l SPECIAL Damn waah. 20 pounds, e.Super Lauiulry.

CA'lillac SH08. ECONOMY 8ERVICR 1 pounds. Pic: do additional, atlonal Laundry. Columbia "-47 EXTRA-SPKC1 AL-ETTRA Sweet, clean, damn and flat. IS oounds.

95c. Twn shirts tiruslied absolutely free, MAdlson There was also the Elgar Anthology, five part-songs based on poems from the Greek. Each of the numbers was a jewel of composition some of the finest of extant choral literature. One remembers with particular pleasure the "Yea Cast Me from the Heights," and "Feasting I Watch." "John Peel," favorite of all male starts just likt ithat 10 lbs. flat blankets hnished 6Dc ensembles; spirituals and other bal l5-lbDampWash59c year.

The ASCAP suit, filed in August, 1934, took on new importance when the broadcasters decided this year to reject the society's new contract demands. The radio industry la laying plans to go ahead without ASCAP-controlled music after Jan. 1, and this step was reported to have been an important factor in the renewed discussions between the music organization and Justice Department officials. The Supreme Court agreed yesterday to review a decision holding invalid a Nebraska antimo-nopoly law which permitted public performance of music whenever the original purchase price had been paid. TO SEE VVPA OFFICIALS Hamtramck city officials will go SnxSPIINE LATNDRT i.enox mo lads were included to make of it a thoroughly well-balanced program.

Hamtramck Report on Pinballs Is Asked SO POUNDS, flat Ironed. 5c. All finished. Ktc. Shirts ds luxa linubed.

ILmola -j Police Chief Joseph T. Kuber-acki of Hamtramck was requested to file a report with the City Moving, Storage Cartage PACIFIC SPECIAL Two men. Sn hour Lowest rales. Insured. TEmnla 1 KETURN LOADS wanted Immediately Winner Van Lines.

15JH9 (jiuncy. L'Nt-yerslly TlTUiMB MoVine. Btorae. Eipre-inr. Cratluf.

till anytime. 4147 Hamilton. TEmple 1 Council on the elimination from stores of pinball machines and other "mechanical amusement de vices," in a resolution sponsored to Washington Thursday to see Pianos to Rent WPA officials about delay in the start of the Hamtramck Recreation Project. Clearing of the site was to have been started weeks at Tuesday night's council session by Councilman Thaddeus Zajac. Resolutions adopted two months ago directed the police department to confiscate all such machines.

BARGAIN RENTALS rale bv dav. month or season on line make frauds, unrishts. Purchase privileges yours at any nroe. HHQ-i. I Til.

I tyoontrigri ago. Help Wanted Men All Around the State I Ad OCNTAST. senior, wanted by P. A. Slate experience, relcreniea.

Address I Wot I DIH. Krce Press 1 BARBER -itcadv. deoendable, bruit, tools i V-. illy "If Wcdnes'lav salary anu commission. 14.111 Mack.

By Donald F. Schram exrierieii'i'd. Rex Shop. 1D108 W. BARKER shop porter.

Barber and Ueauty M-Nl'-hols. I Clemens for newspaper men and Tailor-Made Alibi lob S'JII Trier 4-9435. 98:5 BARHKR Slea.lv aoist over money. lawyers. a wnai-nor.

saie sponsored by the Battle Creek Mwanis Club will provide 32,000 breakfasts lleTler BARBER WANTK0 Mad.v: suarautefd w.n-'') or in', Proctor, U' shop. BARKER WASTKD L'nlon "riVi for underprivileged children. Fred E. Foster, Jackson policeman, has been chosen to take a three months training course in the Na Vater 4 Bard. 481 w.

BODY repairmen. aiifleui CA.MER. "saiurrnini. elperieiiceit Aop'y Mr. Morton, toionial Lcpartment Store, Sta eS tliEf and mhl cook.

Mu-t be fir.t- clus. Neat. Lit-erty B'll Barbecue. Bildie, Wyindol'e, Mich toi.LKi.ToR au. with ear for Oak" lani County route: surely bond.

Must anniy in person. Id03 Industrial Funic Surt pans circulars. Ul-iTRIBCTOHS Lame 1, OUIS E. DOWNER, aided by a tan gabardine suit and what Assistant Prosecutor Chester Schwesinger, of Genesee County, called a "tailor-made alibi," won't have to come back from Chicago to face a fraud charge in Flint Downer was accused by Louis Eckhard, Flint business man, of having obtained $3,000 from him last July 29 by a confidence game trick. He denied it, and claimed that he was buying the gabardine suit that day in Chicago.

He brought the suit and his tailor's records to court Tuesday in Chicago. A police expert testified that the tailor's record had been falsified by an erasure of the name of James Stern, and Stem was there to testify that he had bought a suit from the tailor last summer, but couldn't remember the day; and Schwesinger argued forcibly (but effectually) that Downer's alibi was "tailor-made." Tailor-made or not. it convinced Judge James F. Fardy, who dismissed extradition proceedings. The bicgesit liar in Shiawaee tional Police Academy In wr.sh-ington.

Tuesday's heroe were two youths who didn't tell th''r names, but threw a rope to rescue Leland Harris, 15, and Orvllle, Fenton, 11, of 1336 Mississippi. Flint, who had fallen into Flint River; and VVPA workers near Kalamazoo, who threw snow and water on the burning home of Charles Cav-anatigh to save It from destruction by fire. The Flint School board has lopped two weeks off next year's first semester, to save expenses. George A. Olendorf, of St.

V' :3 SZr cds Rally to Map Sale for Old Newsboys Flans for the annual parade anrt newspaper sale for the $165,001 Old Newsboys Goodfellow Fund will be made at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the annual meeting of 200 Old Newsboys in the supervisors' room of the County Building. Prominent Detroiters will be on hand to encourage the Newsboys and will be Louis, imperial potentate of Shriners of North America and Hawaii, will be honored at a luncheon in Flint Thursday noon, given by the Flint Shrine Club. Senior medical students at the University of Michigan collected $1,830 for crippled children.

A room in the new adminis-uatiofi building in the KalaiiiriZ-'O State Hospital waj dedicated Tus-dv in of the lne Dr. County will be chosen Thursday nicht, at a hunters' banquet; he'll have to tell the bisect lie to win the honor. Venison provided bv Judges E. Spier and Neil E. F.eid 1 introduced by Norman L.

white, i president of the organization, i Old Newsboys will take at pouiLs in t.ie city i during the annual paper ta! en Dec. "IT. in their cirr.pa.ri ti bnr." chr EitelTO.OOa cf Marnsib the meit 1 Alhrt M. Barrett. for i tlarler Tuesday atght'ta Mt.

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