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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Detroit Produce

Michigan blu. crates, 2H-In.
min, Delicious, 81. 40n so; Mcintosh,
si.2eai.so; Northern spys, s.2sQ !. so;
AsPARAGus-canforn pyramid crates.
doa. punches, extra fancy. 2.23d2.75;
select ana extra select: s2eoas; loose
ton l2-lb. crates. loose, medium size, sl.25;
3o-lb. crates. No. 1, punched. s3.I5n325;
loose, 81. 90 g2.65; 24-Ib. crates, punched.
81 s Sol loo &c, 81; 1890 $500. at. ,.....
81 IS . 90; fair quality. 81 .76nl so.
BEANs-fforida M hampers, Bountifsiis,
s2.t0qs: valentines. s2.75a325; wax.
BEEfsSres.s, II crates. s-ss dou,
BRocCoLI--Pony crates, as-aa punches,
California, So so; Texas, ordinary TO fair
aueS s1s conoo %n. 81 s's sis.
type, California, 50: 0eorsia, s2.4oa 400;
Alabama. S2.40d25o; small size head,
s2lSg225; Mississippi pony crtates. es
81; so; Georgia, ih-bu. hampers. sl.75.
CARRoTs-Los Angeles crates Q dor.
California. t2.5oa2e5: Texas dos.. sa.7s
CAULIFLowER-Califo pony crates
CELERY-iS-inch crates trimmed tops.
Florida Pascal 4 doz. s. rs; Golden Heart
4s 70 ks; Sis a2.5o. poorer low a. 81 {;
Observation-Disclosures bushei baskets
fancy. hnsa3; choice. ssus.oo: large
IEfTCcE"Los Angeles crates Iceberg,
Arizona doz.. S5.25; ordinary quality and
condition, ssu t7o; don. ordinary quality
and condition, ssa3.25; Delano 5 dol.,
s5.259 $50. showing decay. s3a325 sa.
ton, IS; ordinary quality and condition.
LEAF LETTtcE-Hothouse lob. oas-
A' oNf Mo,Ssns.1p, S I 10. Y.llow.. so.ls.
sacks Michigan, 10 per cent Q inches and
commerciais yellow Bermudas. $4,000. 50.
81. 40 a1.5o; Whites. $3.50.
POTATOES-U. 8. No. I 100-lb. sacks,
unless otherwise stated, Idaho Russell Bur-
banks. s1.soal.so; lo-lb. sacks. 10 o 2lc:
sacks. 25a 2ec; Wisconsin Katahdins, 81. IS !;
Minnesota-North Dakota washed Cobbiers,
si.35; unwsshed. tl.2oa1.25: certifNd
Seed Cobolsrs. s1.5oal75; Michigan Rus
U. p Green Mountains. q. IS; is.ib. sacks.
az II q 24e. New stock-Florida bu. crates
U. Q. No. Trfumphs. sl.35 a1.4o: Texas
5o-lb. sacks Y. 9. No. washed Triumphs.
10: / washed Long whites, 81 iso;
loo-lb: sacks. s2.4o97.oo; U. 8. No. 1B
sHALLors louisiana seis., 20 dor.
crstss 5 don. s1.75; & dos. s2a22s.
sPINACH-Bu. bkts. Savoy type vir-
ginia, 90 q s5c; Arkansas. 90c a 81.
sTRAWBERRIEs Louisiana 24-pt.
crates Klondykes. s270n2. 40: Alabama
74-Qt. crates Missionarys, 50. e064
SWEET POTATOEe-Bu crates Y. o.
No. 1 Porto Ricans, Louisiana, $50;
Texas fair quality, $3.50.
ToMAToEsmRspks io.lo. cartons, "a;
small size. s1.s5; Ohio dollhouse s-lb. bkts.
medium sine, S2.051210.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
GIN Sets Sales
Mark but Taxes
Reduce Profits
International New. ssrvie. Wire

NEW YORK. April 28.-General
Motors Corporation sales for the
first quarter OF 1871 broke all rec
ords and reflected the impact" of
a rise in the national income, the
corporation reported today.
Total sales 10 dealers reached
709,714 units, a 29.2 per cent in
crease over first quarter sales for
1910, but higher tax reserves
brought common share earnings
down to $1.44 from $1.50 and re-
duced net income after taxes from
SGT ,051 1893 in the 1910 period TO
S64, 500. 761 for the 1910 first quar-
ter period.
1.-THE period under review"
said Alfred p. Sloan Jr.. General
Motors chairman, "was char
acterized by a rapidly rising
trend of Industrial activity along
a broad front, rejecting the
stimulation TO the economy by
the program OF national defense.
practically all induces meas
uring activity within the various
areas of the economy, reflected
upward trends. Many new all
time records were established.
National income reached an an
nuai rate Of approximately
$50, 900, 990, 900 during the period
an increase of about 81 nm
100000 as compared with the
corresponding period OF a year
ago."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Eyes to Capital

When all is said, however, the
main question concerns the
policies to be adopted at Wash
ington. especially with reference
to taxation. -price-fixing, and
labor. On THIS score. the writer
has previously expressed the
opinion that the current market
pessimism is excessive.
This opinion is hereby re-
pealed. What is now going on in
Washington is little more than
mere cropping. 1t is evident of
things hoped for-but impos-
sible.
For example, they cannot pile
new taxes on individuals to an
extent which will reduce their
spending for consumption, and
at the same time expect the tax
able net earnings of corpora
tons to hold up or expand.
What they do to us as buyers
and consumers is bound to
affect us as producers and SELL
ers.
Incidentally. if they reduce
our savings and purchasing
power by taxation, they thereby
reduce our buying Of govern
ment bonds.
In general. we may be pretty
sure that as business reacts
under the harmful effects of
strikes, price repression and
heavy taxation. something will
be done for business. In its pres
ent role. as the arsen al of
democracy. tn @ administration
must and will encourage produc-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Situation Impossible

My view IS that ways and
means will be found and en-
forced to curb interference with
defense activities almost i'm
mediately. The existing situation
is impossible.
Leading corporations en-
trusted with huge war con-
tracts. notably obile
manufacturers, are now record
ing praiseworthy achievements.
Planes, aviation engines, ships,
tanks, guns, shells are being
produced in rapidly swelling
volume. with every prospect
that an amazing record will be
rolled up within the next few
months.
The uptrend in wages is
spreading very widely. The cost
of living necessarily is forced up,
although thus far restraint has
been the rule. The outlook. how
ever, Enthusiastically is for further
advances.
Copyright, 1871, by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
(PHONE CHERRY $500
Forbes
Are We Headed
For HostiIities?
Wall ST. Cautions
BY b. c. FORBES
re we headed for war?

~ W ''NotN' ~ 49,
That question Is dominating
the security markets, the finan-
cial world. Recent developments
and recent official limitations
from Washington have been in
terpreted as bringing us nearer
the brink.
Consequently. stock quotations
on the New York Stock Ex-
change last week reached a new
bottom for the year, the lowest
level since last June. Saturday
saw steadiness.
Another question keenly dis
cussed is what effect our becom-
ing belligerents would have upon
securities.
There are two sharply divided
schools of thought. One reasons
that stock prices already have
amply discounted such an even
tuality. The other contends that
the moment we become en-
broiled jitteryness would shake
the market seriously.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Driveaways Popular

Spring has brought big in
crease in driveaways at the Lin
coin factory. Today a group OF
dealers from New Orleans will
arrive and leave Tuesday with
20 cars.
Last week, the largest drive
away in the history of the COM
pany sent 125 Lincolns to New
York. In addition, a Chicago
dealer and retail buyer group
took 10. making the total
within one week more than 300
cars.
Seven driveaways are on the
May schedule. totaling AIS units.
according 10 Lincoln officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Tighten Credit

Economists are also consider
ing calming down consumer de-
mand through increasing down
payments on instalment sales
and shortening the period for
time payments.
And. of course, priority or
ders. voluntary curtailment of
production as contemplated in
the next model year by the au-
tomobile industry, and the will
-lingness TO dispense with annual
model changes arc further tech
niques for accomplishing the
same ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
General Electric Co.
Freezes Radio Models

NEW YORK, April 2S.1General
+ ectric Company's resources.
which normally are engaged in
research and development of radio
and television receivers and cleo
tronic tubes, will be turned over
Immediately to vital defense pro-
duction. This will virtually freeze
the 1912 radio models-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward Richard MAlfnowati. ~: IneYeo4
vv 1asds s. 20 n.cov ~. r.rs,c. c.us..x.
Is '
Donald Mserarians, -; Jsns. Arpury, "A.
E ESSsi T. w %sIs l s;:: o Ss::S
Enr,n1 Ai;rs1 xesovsss Al VirSinis iAss
montgomery. ,is. -
waller AZ + Kye a: Ann. ucbae.svsx,. n.
Roy o. Alsxsnder. 20; carrie .. Carer, ~.
Robert L. Greene, "a, Dorothy J. -6Sesf. ~.
Arnold Taplins. n, Hhods ". cSsStsin. III.
Harold r. Wagner AZ Mary Louise 6ig.
c. %9n' Z %; n. s.oar. n,enmo.a a.
90. ~ "
Ts: c W. AZ s:.so wS'S e a.
Frank Frank. AiIen vo ", aaesl LSns malta, n,
r ,sa, roT; ss t sc VIM. 6
waiter sI c,ov.r A. Hale. nrovn A s~AAa
Arthur L, Tucker. ii; Pnyiiis J. Can, u.
Ec ~ j. Vai"'r' %; nary - o0svHs
: KAN la - i; -. . ;. $50. :,
George ry,s L b, N:'sn a. r.. IG,. ry'r:.t n
Jack P; White. ~; virsi1,a 2. cail ..
I nnn,s F. CsrcnSens' 70; Sssty 4 0ssn, y.
Ds ~ % Ssmpoeh' Se' An"s -. ssnssssfa
Donald Lawson, al win. x..... %.
w s. Z. HowsIs; g; run TSss!:Sa. 2.
Henry Henry J. a,as ss q; Helen Y. bus:S y.
Edward sise.ka. al Loti,s Pistrasa. il. =
s M:s b. h.s;ss Ar sss:sit ~
Norman QUO: Is: Jean s..ros. =. -
Leland schuorins. "a; Dolores A. Lsppsks
Max Martin, a; patr!eie w.ln.heine,. %.
John McKisrnsss. as: o.rslains esi.ias. q,
Robert Roush. al; Martha /, Ycrsth. %.
Carl w. Luoma. 3e; Irma siiyola, g.
L .ssv Il sShuls., q; Ida ": xcsnis: ..
10. 80
Hugh a. Locker. "a; Msdra z. Moffat. "a
Walter J. PtsE. Al; Beatrice 4. xnissisSsI
sam Bernstein. 50; Ros. s,.ssl -. =
ii. " -
Joe Brody. IS: Elisabeth oyurs, -.
Henry urSsnowsSi, %: Hyrtis TsjS4. r.
10.
Harold Fueiiins, a.: Phyllis Soshsy.
James c. Moore, az Pansy Woodoca. ~
Reinhold witxke, -: Alice Reid, -.
Donald ii spsiks. Is; Justine HasssS, q.
Harry Colombo. "a: AneelinA 0PaRa -
Walter H. Hatcher. Is; Riida n. Sifoia, a.
John r. Piana, "a: N. Marion O. Budnick~
%. =
John Leonard Treverrow, 30; Kathleen NJ
MacColi. ~.
Floyd Burden, "a: Louise Porter, II.
Emery z. Dulmage, a; Eva J. Brown, 30
George H. Tidws1, ~; olive Il. Tracy, a..
Howard =. Taylor. IS; Mar TeholiS. 10
Patrick St. Charles, 10: Viola DrlinGki a.
Charles d. Hicks, ~: Elizabeth 3. Robins.
20.
John c. L<ahy, ~; Bertha A. Nsnn6rieAs
rs.
John kavaluinas, 10; kaherins krupkAs
"
waiter A. DAM, g; Aulene v. wolfe, IL
yohn kanca Jr.. IT; Anna Ctpa, ~.
James Hilton Aarcellus, Is; veiarta Latoss
hewlcr, 70.
Whliam Lescoe so: Amelia Farrcn. 3D.
IL $500, -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Curb Exchange Seat
Sells Again al $1,000

NEW YORK. April 2s.-Ar-
rangements have been made for
the sale OF New York Curb Ex-
change membership at $1,000, I'M
changed from the last previous
transaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Dividends

American News Company de-
clared a dividend of 30 cents. pay
able May Is, to stock OF record
May 5. Paid same amounts in
March and January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Allied Kid Company declared
an extra dividend of 10 cents and
a quarterly dividend OF Is cents,
both payable May Is, to stock OF
record May 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Shifting Seen

Apart from technicaiities, the
necessities of vast economic
mobilization for defense entail
shifting a fraction of the goods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Chicago, Rock Island
Orders 1000 Box Cars

CHICAGO. April 2S.-Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Railway
has placed an order for 1000 box
cars with Pressed Steel Car Com
pany. it was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Foreiqn EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, April 2s. --Prices given in
cents.
EUROPE
Great Britain. free sterling 403 10
Sweden. krone 23s5
Germany. reichsmark 30 05
Italy. lire sos
Finland marx 2.io
Hungary. pengo 20 90
Greece. drAchmA IS
Portugal escudo 4o1
Denmark. krone nip %
switzerland. commercial franc z3.2ih
CANADA
Canadian dollar $500
FAR EAST
Shanghai. dollar $40
Hongkong. dollar 24.4I
India. rupee 30. 30
Japan, yen 25.f5
SOUTH AMERICA
Argentine. peso (officiAD 1918
Uruguay. sol 400
Peru. sol 1s 90
Brazil. mireis SIS
Mexico. peso 1910
n-Nomlnal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
BIRTHS


Boys were born 70:
Rovenna Armstsad. 5s5s Hastings.
Villa Bennett 20is Erskine
Jane Berry, % stimson.
Cstherine Bseman, 1913 Peari rsenlaia.
Leons Blonde. i1iso keDouEal (tv1ns).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Otis Steel Company declared a
dividend of 81 rs on the $3.50 first
preferred stock, payable June Is,
to stock of record May 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Gen. Hugh \. son,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Great Western sugar Company report
for the year ended February 20 showed a
net profit Of So. $50 37e equal 10 81 IS a
share on the common. against s4,05s. s42,
or si.s7 . common share In the preceding
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard a Co s,
" lnosor' Prices In cents. Noon quotations
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

tminiuum ~ Wofosb
Advertisements accepted a. any 81
hundreds OF eonvenisnt nsishborhoo1
Want "A stations or a. the Tinse
Main Office. Times Square. ~ IN
economy cash rates. Or you may tsip-
phone your sd 10 cHsrry $500 an1
have It charged
Ads ordered by telephone ana &C.
cepted from psrso listed In ths
tslepnons book or city directory %
memorandum charge only. II return
for tnis courtesy ths advsrt1sts 2 -.
pected TO remit promptly.
II box number IL desired. estimate
ave wordh Additional.
The Times reserves the risbt -
classify ads undsr Appropriate aea1s
mgs.
All claims for odjustmsnts and re-
funds must ps made within 10 aays
after expiration Of "a.
Errors should b rsportsd tnmsdi.
ately. The Times assumes 40 -sspea.
sibility for errors altar the Arst n.
sertion.
To insure publication n the Sunday
paper. copy must b IN the Times
office BY li:3o .. n. SATURDAY. 70
insure insertion In every sdittsa Of ths
weekday papsr. copy must - n ne
Times office BY p a. The az bsseso
publication.
WHEN cANcrrfNo aAvsssissnnts,
advertisers must secure . KILL Num-
Der from the ts,sphoos clara. VIM
out the number. satisfAetefy aAjvets
ment cannot b made n ease q tfSee.
We 90 not guarantee - 90oo0ttnue -
order unless eaneallAtiea y reeefve1 -
the office before Q p .. ~ cay pes-
ceding the next tnseftteai l1'3o Q. q.
Saturday for Sunday edttjooo.
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CASo AVENUE
AT rners seeAAs
CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

gram apart from the revenue
aspects.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-28

Answer to Saturdays puzzle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
To Present Play

In presenting What n LIFE" q
roil,cking. mad-cap play Of the
problems and joys N q typical
high school. Buckley haGh school
h producing . Broadway hit" for
its all-school play On Friday eve
ming at 9 o'clock. Joe Martin a.
Henry Aldrieh and Dorothy Hiber
n Barbara Pearson have the lead
ing roles IN the production which
10 being directed by Phil Haeger.
nigh school instructor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Yellowstone Office
To Seek Tourists

In an additional effort to attract
tourists to the Northwest. a two
man office will be operated in Vel
lowstone National park during the
summer months.
Announcement of the plan was
made Friday by Elmun r. Fete-
teroh. assistant manager Of the
Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce
The new tourist bureau will be
supported jointly by Chambers of
Commerce throughout the state
and the state progress commission
Need for such an agency in the
Yellowstone area was disclosed by
recent statistics. which revealed
that 90 per cent of eastern visitors
to Yellowstone park continue their
westward touring into California.
Fetterolf said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Judge Dismisses
Liquor Charge

Police Judge ". A Richmond
Thursday dismissed an action
charging Johnny Hamp. Negro
with intending to sell liquor IL
legally.
When arrested At 3Oe So. 18th
ST. Hamp possessed a bottle Of
whisky which he admitted ne had
been drinking. II was testified
that mixer and broken liquor
bottles were found at the place.
hut Judge Richmond ruled that no
evidence had been introduced
showing that Hsmp had sold or
intended To sell liquor illegally.
A second person who appeared
before the court on that charge
was convicted. Frank Clement.
VINO was fined $50 and costs fol-
lowing testimony that he had sold
liquor at 1921 Tacoma ave. on
March Fl. He was arrested four
days later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Groiio Meeting
On Monday Night

In the absence q Milton J
Evans. monarch Ct Tseobzt grot-
TO. who has been called to Wash
ington. .. c, TO attend a special
meeting OF the National Red
Cross. Delford MoAllister. chief
justice. VIII preside over the mott
ing Of Tacobst grotto Monday at
; ?. m. in the roof garden Of
Masonic temple.
There VII Dc two guest speak
ers. the Rev. z. Raymond Ate
berry Of Grace Methodist church.
Seattle. who is now serving as
chaplain with the i4sth F. A. at
Camp Lewis. and Ora sitton. who
has Just returned from Bordeaux.
France
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nomellini
will present vocal and musical
numbers
Plans also Will be made for the
ceremonial to be held BY Angora
grotto Of Seattle on May 10. At
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
British TO Get
4 Cargo Ships
u. S. Commission
Mokes Disclosure

WASHINGTON - The maritims
commission announced Friday that
n has acquired four American flag
cargo ships for immediate trans
fes to the British government
under the lend-lease act.
n four ships involved win
eail under TIE British flag and
VIII - manned by British Of
ncevs and crews. the ccmmis-
stca aid.
One Of the ships. the Robin Don
easter Of the Seas Shipping Co.
sRobin Incl. has been delivered
70 the British at Baltimore. II 10
. new vessel and delivery was
made upon completion.
II other ships are THE Al
meria Lykcs a ~ Lykes
Drus. Co., H. Exemplar Of
IL Anssrsoaa Export Hnes.
- - Nightingale Of the
Gsace LAnes. IN AZ which ere
n H. procsas e delivery.
The Almerin Lyhes v q C-S
cargo vessel Of maritime commits
s,on design and the Nightingale
y . ca commission vessel.
: The Robin Doncsster and the
Exemplar were of private design.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Rosedale Mixer
Club Picks Heads


oso nAsS-As. .. Tsyios
- CS~u pxvnoOul n Rooooafe
Mixer club 1t she annual election
81 officers this week. Vice pred,
Dent wiu - Mrs. McAllistsi
Moor: secretary, Ars. =. G.
Ailns. and treasurer. Mrs. John
Whitmors. Nrs. whitmors wa
reelected to her former office
which nhe has held for six vears
The croatian Fraternal union
will sponsor q dance at Commun-
Sty han Saturday evening.
=
IT. a. MonAngo mas returned
- 1is nsrDor ano reported tnat
rs n. n rike OF hoeeoae mad
s.ooo tne uip 10 nocnester' MIMI
ven ana was now IN ST. Mays
nospita.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

reckon ony kind O. COM
pony rnokes you brewer. Jen-
ME ONT big os o minute, but
Tom sleeps with his gun beside
his bed when she's owoy q,
night"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Saved During Life.
But Funeral Expensive

DENVER = Owen Steward, e,
who had never married. smoked.
drunk strong liquors or attended
. movie. died here In a s1-a-week
room with $500 In the bank. His
brother, Leslie, ordered him a
81 900 funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
IF MORE OLD PEOPLE

would use ADLERIKA they would
feel better. I'm 20 and have had IL
on hand for IA years IL M.-So.
Dsk-) For QUICK bowel action
and relief from bloatng gas. try
ADLERrkA today. Al your drug
sSof~ ADV.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Benefit Dinner
Saturday Night

FFE-A benefit dinner viii be
served Saturday from $50 to Z
p. m. In the school cafeteria by
women Of the Fife Circle Ladies'
Aid Proceeds win 20 toward
painting the Fife chapel.
Mrs. w. d. Vinson. circle presi-
dent. and Mrs. o. Hanson as gen
eral chairman will be in charge.
Mrs. Allan Finstad 10 arranging
tables. and hostssses will be Mrs..
A. Bungs. Mrs. Harry Telling and
Mrs. o. Hageness Others assist
ing include Mesdam~s A. Z. Ee-
man. o. Nurrey. Carl Anderson. o.
c. whitworth and o. Hargia.
The monthly meeting II the SIR
Gle has been changed from the
usual Thursday 70 Friday, April
10. Luncheon will BE- ssrvsd at
1880 noon. New officerp win b
elected. following a report Of the
nominating committee composed
Of Mesdames J. Allen and A.
Bungv. Hostesses will be Mes
danes w. Norris. o. Hargis and
4. Myers.
To Re installed
Mrs. Frank Fox in the newly
elected president Of Fife PIT. A.
She will be installed at the final
meeting Of the year. May Is, sue
ceeding Mrs. Bert Kepka who has
SERVED the past two years. Other
officers to be installed are Mrs. A.
Bunee. succeeding Mrs. w. d. Vim
son ~ vice president: Mrs. r. J.
stratton. secretary. replacing Mrs.
Harry Telling. and Mrs. A. Boz
tsno, reelected treasurer.
Mrs. Fox and Mrs. vinson were
named delegates to the Spokane
convention, with Mrs. Bunge As
Mrs. Z. kaelin was appointed
chairman of arrangements for the
dinner to be served by the PIT.
A. At the annual meeting Of the
Pierce County Education associa-
ton meeting in Fife Thursday.
Mrs.. Jacobs Hoste~a
Mrs. A. Jacobs entertained men,
bers Of the Cuckoo club at her
home Wednesday evening. Assist
Ing hostesses were Mrs. s. Berens
and Mr.. Emma Alberts.
Miss Ruth rempleton. senior
home economics student at the
University Of Washington. Is
spending several weeks at Fife
high school as cadet teacher under
guidance Of Miss Virginia NC
Killiam.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Police Dance
Starts al 9
Floor Show Will
Be One Feature

The Police Relief and Benefit
association will hold its annual
ball Friday night at Exposition
hall. 26th and Bay SITS. with music
BY Louie Grenier's orchestra.
The dance viii start at Q D. m.
with a grand march led BY Gov.
and Mrs Arthur 3. Langlie and
Mayor and Mrs Harry ?. Cain.
A five-act floor show. which
VIII include music by Louis No
mellini's accordion band. uill b
offered during the internission.
the close of the meeting. Charles
and Martin Hammerstrom
will serve light refreshments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Forbes
Industry. Oil.
and Farming
Help the South
BY b. C. FORBES

IN THE SOUTH, June s.
Men of affairs in different secE
tions tell me that the South nd l.
received its due share Of govern
ment contracts. They state that
IN iracle communities" are
springing up at many points to
manufacture preparedness re-
quirements.
Ever since my first tour OF in
vestigation through the South,
more than quarter of a GEN.
fury ago. i have felt that there
was more room for industrial
growth. progress, expansion in
the South than elsewhere. Also
that labor, tax. potential mar
ket and other conditions were
most favorable to industrial
growth in the South.
II is. therefore, a genuine
pleasure 10 find that the South
today is going ahead most graft
fyingly industrially.
Whereas the South a genera
ton ago. depended mainly upon
agricultuIA it has since Bios
somed not only manufacturing
wise, but has enjoyed unforeseen
benefits from its amazing Nj
agara OF liquid gold" oil.