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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. FEB H-GSB-HoGs-R
eeiptt, "a 500 market. steady and s,rong
soldovsrs ooo tor. ISIS: bulk. 81 70 2
ISIS lights 81 soasio, igh, Ngh,, 81
- packing sows, So 5oe 40. PIGS
CAVES R.c.ip'. 600 Market ma I stead '''s ss.,
steers. ohoie.. N2a 1913 medium. ss9i2
yearlings IS y IS rs butchers heifsrs
81 80 . Il 50, cows Ssso1sso bulls SIS o
.toessu ',.srs. s7aii: COW, ana better,
sHEEP-R.csip,, Don. steady: lamb,
SO p Q u 40. common. s. so1 IS year.
Ing, nas, feeders. IS $3.50. ewes
rITTsBuRGH
prTTsBrRGH FEB IL TNs) -
steady Steer, choice. ,i79 - 80. medium
to good. 50 jodi2 common. 81 50 da 50
nsifsr, MEDIUM N good, sT5o1p 50 com.
NOR. So 50, cows medium 20 good 81
Eood 20 choice s. SIS; common 70
HOGS Receipt. $50 msrk., so,iv, and
Sc higher is iso,isa %. ss7sSs 40.
SIS. 9so.aso ib... sf7sSsas ioo.isc
lbs So 73a77s ronEh,. Ssas7S.
sHEEP Receipts 50 market steady,
choice lambs. sio.75a Il; medium 70 sood
= - ~
81 So1s ~ Veihsrs t4Ffs 50
CALVES Receipts 2s rarks, slow and
SOC lower FOod - choice si3Gls: me
dunn tlogi2. oulis and common. $3.50 o
80.
FAST BUFFALo
East BUFFALO y. Y. FEB. IL
ItSsl-HoGs-. Receipts. loo. market
fairly active, largely - shippers steady
1000 and choice lsn-23o lbs 50 so9sss
averages under 2iS RS outside price
24o-25o lhs s. So :rucked.ins ifo.23c
lbs IS 1880 2so-3io lbs. sTTS1sfo
CATTLE Receipts. zoo narks, most,
steady; common - medium steers and
hefsrs. NsS few sort-o-s sTss cutter
ana common COWS tSso6sss Gamers
Hsad 80, lightweight sausage bulls
sround 81
CALvEs--Rsceip's i7s: vealsrs, un.
ehansed; good and choice, sit' common
and medium taTis
SHEEP Receipts. 400: lamb market
slow. steady. ali factors considered good
70 choice. Sio.75. handyveikhts quoted q
VI mixed and in-eetwssn grades. SO
= IN so: throvouts. around 50 so, fat ewes
10 IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Dividends

Curtiss-Wright Corporation de-
clared a dividend Of 80 cents on
the Class A, payable March %. TO
stock of record March IA The
same amount was paid in 1910
quarters.
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Earnings

New York Merchandise Company for the
year ended December 81 had a net profit
OF 1893 425, equal 10 81 Al share, against
s41S. 74o. or VIA share in 1899.
Southern California Edison Company re-
ports preliminary 1910 net profit OF Si2.-
l7e, III. or S7.23 on the common. against
si2 70l s16, or 81 50 on the common in
1889.
Market street Railway Company IMPORTS
preliminary 1870 net loss Of 1855, $40,
against a net loss OF 1904, $50 in 1899.
Taggar Corporation and subsidiaries In
1910 had a net profit OF SS4s ia or IS
cents on the common. against 1897. s4s
or "a cents on the common in 1885,
James Talcott. Inc. In 1870. had q net
incom. NJ S334.4a3 or - cents a share on
on the common IN 1889.
Pennrcsd Corporation for 1910 had =
net PROFIT Of 81 os3 oSs. equal 70 rs cents
a share on I 500 800 shares against ST.
32e. 2sl or IL cents on 7ss5,oo0 shares
in 1899.
Barker brother. Corporation In the
year 1910 shows net profit ~ s4a3 $40.
equal toSi.7s on the common against
1920. AL or so eenis-on the common in
1889.
Washington Gas Light Company and
subsidiaries In 1910 shows a net profit Of
81. 313. p42. equal TO asa on the COM
mon. against sl.23i,7s7 or s2o2 on the
common In 1889.
VI. A. Hanna Company and subsidiaries
in 1870 shows q net PROFIT ~ So. o22 ~.
equal TO 81 80 on the common. sssins,
81 .eot,3i7 or si23 on the common in
1889.
Union Bar and Paper Corporation for the
year 1870 shows q preliminary net profit Of
81 i2e a4s. equal 10 Si.s7 a share against
sse5, o32 or rs cents q shsre-in 1899.
American Can Company snd subsidiaries
reports for the year ended December ~
net income Of ST. 40 eos. equal 70 IS az
share on the common, against SIS 2s4 es3
or ss27 on the common IN 1889.
Twin city Rapid Transit Company and
subsidiaries in the year ended December 81
shows A net profit NJ Sill $50. equal 70
50. u share on the : per cent cumulative
preferred. This compares with a net profit
Of tite,553 ~ 81 % q shsre on the per
cent preferred In 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

New York Air Rrake net profit for the
year ended December II was 81 ta6. $50.
after charges and normal federal income
taxes. but before provision for federal
excess profits tax Reserve for excess
profits tax was $3.50 900. leaving a balance
81 earnings for the year Of si.045. SIS. In
the year 1889 net profit vas S7iT.s5s, after
charges and federal -taxss,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Reliance Electric and Engineer.

Reliance Electric and Engineer
ing Company declared dividend
of Is cents, payable March 81. TO
stock of record March II. A like
amount was paid in March, 1910.
.Bayuk Cigars declared a
dividend of 37ia cents on the COM
mon, payable March. Is, to stock
of record February 2S.. Last year
the company paid 251cents quar-
terly.
American Gas and Electric
Company declared an extra divi-
dend of 10 cents and the regular
quarterly dividend of 40 cents on
the common. both payable March
Is, to stock of record Febru-
airy 10.
Lehn & Fink Products Corpora
ton declared a dividend of IS
cents, payable March IA, to stock
of record March l.
Louisville Gas and Electric
Company. Delaware, declared the
regular quarterly dividends Of
3717 cents on the class A COM
mon and % cents on the class b
common, both payable March %,
to stock of record February %.
Schif Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend of %
cents on the common, payable
March IS to stock of record Feb
ruary %.
Monarch Machine Tool Com
pany declared a dividend of 81,
payable March l, 10 stock Of rec
ord February 81.
Continental Steel Corporation
declared a dividend of Is cents on
the common, payable April !, 10
stock of record March Ia.
Standard Oil Company OF Ohio
declared a quarterly dividend Of
37i2 cents on the common. payable
March Is. TO stock of record
March 3. The previous quarterly
payments have been Is cents with
81 special paid December IA, last
year.
Peoples Drug Stores declared
a dividend of 40 cents on the conf
mon. payable April ! 10 stock or
record March 3. Last payment was
so cents in December, 1910. while
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK, Feb, 15.-~Prices of
the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange at the open
ing today were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Detroit Poultry

Markst weak steady. No quotations
available Saturday
EGGs-Market weak Current receipts
l5e. undergrades. lfGifLc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Davennort Hosiery Mills. Inc

Davenport Hosiery Mills, Inc
declared dividend Of 25 cents or
the common. payable April j, to
stock of record March 2Q. "A sim.
liar dividend was paid April i
1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Record Crude
Rubber Use

NEW YORK, Feb. Is. - The
consumr uon of crude rubber by
manufacturers in the United
States during January Is estimated
to have been 64,225 long tons. &C.
cording to the Rubber Manufac.
turerS Association. Inc. This repre-
sents the highest single months
consumption on record. and is
greater by 124 per cent than the
previous high which was attained
in October of 1889. During that
month 57,l55 long tons were con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

January consumption represents
an increase Of 1876 per cent over
December, 1910. and is greater by
l6.6 per cent than January, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Devoe & Reynolds, Inc, declared
a dividend of Is cents on the COM
mon A and B, payable April ], to
stock of record March 20. The pre-
pieus payment was special diHi-
dend of Is cents January 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Detroit Stocks
1904 Range
Net
UNLISTED

so .3S .3S-12
IN In
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
Inter.tate Hosiery Mills, Ins

declared dividend of 25 cents,
payable March Is, to stock of rec
ord February %. A similar divi-
dend was paid March Is, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Market street Railway Company IMPORTS
preliminary 1870 net loss Of S2s5, SO
against a net loss OF S2o4 $50 In 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Pennrcad Corporation for 1910 had .
net proht Of 81 os3 oss. equal 70 rs cents
a share on 500 500 shares against ST :
32e, 2s1 or IL cents on 7.ss5. 900 shares
in 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS


A. the Close
Cold certificates mi. States ~
Psdrppion fund-Fed.ra s
Total $50 1880 - sas
,ss
4
Total bills discounted
sdva
securries and
Bonds
.-
seeur,i
and curnes
banks
sssr:sss notes Of other banks 7s sss.22 r,.
IL
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Federal Reserve IN
deposits 67324
AVAILABILITY len, ioi
liabilities including
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Southern California Edison Company re-
ports preliminary 1910 net profit of Si2.-
ife, III or S7.23 on the common. against
si2 7ois1s or 81 50 on the common in
1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Taggar Corporation and subsidiaries In
1910 had a net profit OF SS4s ia or So
cents on the common. against 1897. s4s
or "a cents on the common in 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

James Talcott. Inc, In 1890, had q net
income NJ S334. 4a3 or 10 cents a share on
the common. against S252. 500 or SO cents
on the common IN 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

New York Merchandise Company for the
year ended December 81 had a net profit
of S3q3. 425. equal 10 81 Il share, against
S15,T or VIA share in 1893.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Peoples Drug Stores declared
a dividend of 40 cents on the conf
mon, payable April ! TO stock OF
record March 3. Last payment was
so cents in December, 1910. while
year ago Is cents was paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Barker Hrotbers Corporation In the
year 1910 shows net profit ~ s4a3 SO.
equal to~<l.7s on the common. against
1920, 42i or so eenis-on the common in
1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Washington Gas Light Company and
subsidiaries in 1910 shows q net profit Of
mon. against 1881. 1917 or s252 on the
common In 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

VI. A. Hanna Company and subsidiaries
In 1870 shows q net PROFIT ~ 3.022. 1872.
equal 20 81 80 on the common. against
81 e04,3 i7 or Si.23 on the common In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Union Bag and Paper Corporation for the
year 1870 shows q preliminary net profit Of
81 i2e e4s. equal 10 Si.s7 a share. against
see5, $50 or 70 cents q shsre-in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

American Can Company snd subsidiaries
. reports for the year ended December 81 4
net income Of ST. s4o. eos. equal 70 IS as
share on the common. against SIS asa. $50
or 50 - on the common IN 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

Continental Steel Corporation
declared a dividend of Is cents on
the common. payable April !, TO
stock of record March Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-15

ing Company declared a dividend
of Is cents, payable March q. TO
stock of record March II. A like
amount was paid in March, 1910.
Evening star., 1941-12-14

They start home again. and, 'Sleigh-bells!
shouts Dan all of sudden Sure enough, there
is tinkle of bells coming through the night,
and pretty soon along comes real old
fashioned sleigh, with bells on the horses
and Santa Claus in it, waving to everybody.
Next to him is nifty blonde in red ski
suit who does some waving on her own ac-
count Across the side of the sleigh is ban
ner, and Dan reads - Merry Xmas Every
body! Dirk Bros. Department Store Will
Present 81, 900 to -"
A truck cuts in between, and Dan can't
read the rest of the lettering. But he stands
there with his eyes sparkling and his mouth
open. Christmas" he whispers. Sleigh
bells! Holly! | feel just like that Tiny Tim
Evening star., 1941-12-14

1T is just one of these hit -and-run things
Dan explains. "A roadster sideswipes another
car downtown at two o'clock this morning,
and the roadster doesn't even stop to say
excuse me. The guy from the other car is in
the hospital; all he knows is the make and
the color of the roadster, and there are about
million of them in town. But, anyway, all
the boys are being sent out to look them over
and see if one has nicked tenders from bop
ping into someone. I'll be home as soon as l
can, to help trim the tree"
Il hope you don't find that hit-and-run-
ner," sighs Kitty
Maybe none of us WILL says Dan. There
amt so much to go on. Just the make and
color of the car and the kind of tires They
Evening star., 1941-12-14
by Matt Taylor
Mvssnofsd by Jomss Montgomery Fiogg

kid, on the radio with Lionel Barrymore"
Steady, Inspector says Kitty. We'll
go home now Tomorrow is another day. You
may have some tough detail handed to you
at Headquarters.
hIrTY doesn't sleep much this night. She
is too worried about this knight of hers just
before Christmas. She knows it will be
mighty dumb crook that can't break Dan
down and talk him out of making an arrest
on Christmas Eve. So it is big relief when
Dan calls up in the morning, like she makes
him promise, and tells her what goes on.
1t sounds like routine investigation work that
can't possibly leave Dan out on sentimental
limb.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
DON'T BE SOFT, McGARRy

The good old Christmas spirit is all very well,
Danny but a cop has got to be hard-boiled.
AT any rate, that's what Kitty says.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Service Orders
ARMY.
INFANTRY.

stokeley, Col. Carlin c, from Fort Ben
ming Ga, to Brooklyn.
smstheIs Lit Col sr,d Bay X pr from 1aaI Camp
Jackson, Mai Thomas R.. from chicaso to
es"' Gan to o BROOKS & Fiefd' Tex; -iOl . ~
Va, to Fort Sam Houston, Tex
Jenkins, 1t Col. Edward, from Hawaiian
HsPeef ms JosepS 10 a tfom Fort
wecferlns, iDn; MAJ MAJ John. MT from Panama Canal
Hughes, CAPT James R. from Fort Knox.
KY. to Rio de Janeiro.
Besbeck, Capt. Louis B. from Fort Ord
vi; wash. i to Philippine Department.
ods oTd sePRq 70 PhipDne a fSas 6epsrtm.nt from 'f'
Afford, First 1t. Truman. from Fort Ben
ming to Camp Polk, La.
INSPECTOR GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Tanlbee. Col: Edgar W, from Brownwood'
Applin. Col Frank D. from Puerto Riean
Department to Baltimore.
QUARTERMASTER CORPS.
Kay. 1t. Col. William L., jr, from Indian
stolL Maj. Herbert M. from Charleston.
STAKE csp1 Go SeTnhsHm Edm2nd. h from Camp Lee.
Va. to Philippine Department,
Simon. Capt. Max R., from Camp Davis,
NJ c.. to Memphis. Tenn.
Kohls. Capt Carl W., from Fort Huaehuca,
Ariz, to Fort Sill, Okla.
Murnan, First Lit Herbert M. from San
dusky. Ohio, 10 Washington.
GENERAL STAFF CORPS.
Lovett. Lit. Col Ralph B.. from Washing
ton to Fort Lewis.
CookSey. 1t. Col Richard W. from Aa-
waiian Department to Fort Knox.
AIR CORPS.
Morgan, Mai. John R. from Randolph
Field. Tex, TO Harllngen. Tex.
Day, Mai. Edwin M. from Tulsa, Okla. TO
Harlingen.
French, Mai Edwin r, from Randolph
Field to Victoria, Tex
Van Auken. Mai Hanlon H., from Randolph
Field to Victoria
airing, Capt. Wilbur W.. from Kelly Field.
Tex, to Victoria.
Dellinser. Capt. H. Paul, from Randolph
Field TO Victoria.
Olson. Capt. Jergen B., from Brooks Field,
Tex, to Victoria.
Kleine. First Lit Binsham T. from Ran
dolph Field to Victoria.
Langley, Capt. John A., from New York TO
Jersey City. N. J.
James, Second 1t. william j., from Bsrks-
dale Field, La, to lawson Field. Ga.
Burtenshaw. Second 1t Edward c.. from
Boise, Idaho, to OGDEN. Idaho.
CAVALRY.
Svensson. Capt. Eric H. r, jr. from Pine
Camp, N. Y. to Panama Canal Depart
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Mcclure, Court Nominee,
Processes No Hobbies

in the country and grill steak over
an open fire. Who doesn't?"
But he does not feel constrained
to do anything in particular, come
few spare hours.
Il take life as I find it," he ex-
planned.
Since the Senate has not yet
acted on his nomination, Mr.. Nc
Guire did not feel that he should
discuss his appointment except to
say that he was honored by the
trust which the President had i'm
posed in him and, If confirmed, he
would do his level best.
Mr.. MCGUIRE has been in the de-
partment since 1884, when he came
as a special assistant to the Attorney
General. Before that he practiced
law in Boston for seven years.
While he was studying law at
Boston University Mr.. Mcclure ran
a weekly paper on the side. 1t was
lot of fun, he recalled.
He took his academic work at
Holy Cross. But he didn't do much
in athletics, he insisted. Il wasn't
good enough" he said modestly.
They really have teams there"
Mr.. Mcclure is Al and looks
younger. He is married The Nc
Guires live at 270l Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
BY CARTER BROOKE JONES.

Matthew F.. Mcclure is assistant
to the Attorney General, and one of
his important duties has been to
investigate the qualifications of men
under consideration for the Federal
bench.
But this week President Roosevelt
sent to the Senate a judicial nomi-
nation without even consulting Mr..
Mcclure. The nominee was Mr..
Mcclure, and he was named for the
District Court bench.
And in Mr.. Mcguire the local
judiciary will gain youthful Boston
Irishman, well knit, with a soft voice
smoothing the way for a forceful
personality.
Mr.. MCGUIRE has put in several
years at hot spot in the Justice
Department, where investigating
prospective judges was only one of
many responsibilities, which in
cluded all questions of policy which
did not have to go to the Attorney
General himself for decision.
He has no hobbies, Mr.. Mcclure
insisted, as a reporter tried to pry
from him a confession to some
secret passion like phila:elics.
L like to play golf" he pointed
out, but I'm no good at it. I just
play for diversion. I like to get out
Evening star., 1941-07-16

Fichtner; First 1t. Courtney ". from Fort
Bliss, Tex, TO Fort Riley, Kans
Wilder, Second 1t. Thomas P, from Camp
Lockett, Calf, to Fort Riley.
FIELD ARTILLERY
Gardonyt Capt Eugene. from Panama
Canal Department to Fort Deyens Mass,
VETERINARY CORPS.
Thiele, Capt. Arthur r., from Fort Wads-
worth N. Y. to Jersey City.
Young. First Il. Tyler j., from Washingto ton
10 Fort Mcpherson
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS
DEPARTMENT.
Urauhart. Capt. Henry c., from Washington
to Maxwell Field, Ala.
DENTAL CORPS.
Brown Capt. Albert N, from Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo. TO Philippine Department
Friedman, First 1t. Howard w, from Camp
Roberts. Calf, to Philippine Department
Rees. Capt Denton J., from San Francisco
TO Philippine Department.
Beckwlth, First 1t. John H. from Wash.
inRton to Atlanta.
Evening star., 1941-07-16

Buy With q Letter-of- Credit

Do your essential shopping nox--Toke three months
to poy. Poy "a August lst. V September Ind "
October ist. No Down Payment, No CorrYins chorse.
The Palais Royal, Credit Office 4. Fifth Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

when h learned that she could dance offered her small part h eanette father thought she take the part but finally consented let her have it. She made good and in
 time the family moved New York that the two girls could live at home
 Models Coats
 After Capitol she played small the musical lrene while unddyng of the When the show closed she of Job time and helped keep the family budget going by
 modelling In time she Greenwich Village production called Fantastic Frasee" and subsequently, asked join tho east of "The Magic Ring Sunny Days Xes Yes Yvete and "Angela" followed
 t was while she singing Angela" that Paramount made of she offered leading of their pictures starring Richard Dix but couldn't accept because of her
 girl play starring he Love Parade he discovered the test sent for Miss Macdonald and hired her for the role opposite Maurice Chevaer She appeared films Among hts Vagabond King ove Me Tonight" "The Merry Widow" Naughty Marietta San Francisco Mayme" Sweet hearts" "New Moon" and "Btter Sweet' r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

Eugene Palette, who has been in pictures since 1910, Is playing his l,009th role as the pal of Charles Boyer in Universal's Appointment for Love-"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10

Brian Donlevy, playing a typical rough, tough, hairy-chested adven- turer, Scribling whimsical romantic poetry on the Universal set of "White Savage"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-10
A TANK IN R.A.F.'
 STARTS AT POLI'S
Tyrone Power and Betty Grable Starred; CO.Fea-
 ture Niagara Falls

The first story of Britain's fight ing R. A. r. will 0oon across the screen of the Loew Poll theatc: when goth Century -Foxs new pro. duction, "A Tank in the R. A. r. opens this afternoon for an engage. ment of four days.
 With Tyrone Power as the Yam and Betty Grable as the Tank sweetheart, this story of England men of the skies follows them a they live, love and laugh on Ian, and perform deeds of heraism in the air as part of their everyday job.
 Production Chief Daryl F. Za- muck received the full consent and cooperation of the British govern
 1ent to show many of the exciting events of the war.flights over Ger many. the execution at Dunkirk, forced landings in enemy country; and on the lighter side, the pilots efforts at relaxation.
 The story follows Tyrone, an American flyer In Britain who joins the R. A. r. to get some action. Bored by the instructions he must take and the routine of his duties, he does not get along well with his fellow pilots or his commanding of- ficer, played by John Sutton. And his romance with Betty Grable, American dancer in London, receives a setback when Sutton proposes marriage to her.
 Although this 3s 1etty's most dra. matic role to date, she Is featured in two musical numbers especially created for her. The top songwrit. ing team Of Leo Robin and Ralph Rainger wrote two new songs, "Hi- "a Love" and Another Little Dream Won't Do Us Any Ham," for these musical scenes.
 The evacuation at Dunkirk has been acclaimed by preview audienc- eS as one of the most exciting ever filmed. Director Henry King had more than a thousand players, work. CTS and special effects men at the specially constructed English Chan mel" to film this epic of the war in all It's exciting reality.
 Actual combat pictures, filmed by the R. A. P. in action add to the thrills of this outstanding film.
 Reginald Gardiner and Gladys Cooper are also featured in "A Tank Tn The R. A. F."
 On the same program is another smash hit. the streamlined comedy success of the year, Niagara Falls" with Tom Brown, Marjorie Wood- worth, zasu Pitts and Slim Summer vile.
 This complete double hit program will be presented at our Early Bird Show defense workers tomorrow morning at 10:00 a. m.