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Evening star., 1941-02-22
WEEKS PROGRAM

Tues, Feb. IS. 8 pm
"Whot Is thc souI?"
Wed, Feb. 26, s pm
The Rich Man and Lazarus.
Con the People in He'll ToIk 10
Those in Heoven1"
Thurs, Feb. II, s pm
"A Convincing Proof Of the
Neorness OF the Return Of Christ"
Fri, Feb. 28, 8 pm
"The Worlds Wisest Man and
His Secret Of Happiness"
Evening star., 1941-02-22
McKendree Methodist

The Rev. Samuel E. Rose will
preach at II am. on The Right
Start" Special music by the vested
choir. The Young Peoples Groups
meet at 7 pm. Evening worship,
with song service, at pm. The
Rev Mr.. Rose speaks briefly on
The Outsiders Loss"
The Woman's Society meets at
7:30 pm. on Tuesday. A special
speaker and singer have been pro-
vided. A social with refreshments
will follow 1t is requested that
thank offerings envelopes be brought
in at this meeting or turned over to
Miss Mary Couch or Mrs. Rose.
Hostesses are Miss Clara Jeffery,
Mrs, H. A. Jones and Mrs. E. H.
Koontz
Echoes from the Home Visitation
Campaign on Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
National City Church
To Hear Dr.. Barnhart

The National City Christian
Church will have as guest preacher
tomorrow DR.. William r. Barnhart,
executive secretary of the Washing
ton Federation of Churches. He
will preach on Finding Joy in
Life" Special music vii be fur
nished by the choir. The choir will
sing Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God
Almighty" by Stewart, and Miss
Maxwell Galloway will render as a
soprano solo The TWenty-third
Psalm" by Wolfe.
The elders and deaConS will join
with the elders and deaCons from
other churches in the Capital area
in the fourth annual dinner, at the
Park View Christian Church, on
February 26. There will be an ad-
dress by Linn C. Drake, executive
of the National Capital Area Coun-
Gil, Boy Scouts of America. Noah
Robinson is the representative in
charge for the National City Christ
ian Church.
The young peoples groups will
meet tomorrow in the Vermont
Avenue building. Tea will be served
at 6 o'clock, followed by the pro-
gram.
The church dinner will be held
Thursday in the social hall.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
First Congregational
Lists Busy Week.;
Dinner Set Thursday
Biographical Sermon
To Be Preached
Tomorrow Morning

Norman Vincent Peale's book,
Faith Is the Answer" will be dis
cuSsed by the Rev. Howard Stone
Anderson at pm. tomorrow in
the First Congregational Church.
Music will be by the A Cappella
Choir and by Dale Hamilton, bass
soloiSt
At II am. the minister will speak
on Sources of Power in Great
Lives" biographical sermon.
Marjorie Brett, soprano, will sing
MY Heart Ever Faithful" by Bach,
and the A Cappella Choir will sing
when Curtained Darkness Falls"
by Christensen.
Maj. Glenn j. Witherspoon, per-
sonnel officer in the chief of chap
lains' Office, United States Army,
will teach the Couples Glass at 9:45
am.
The Scrooby Club meets at pm.
and the TuXiS Club at $50 pm.
John E. Wallace, assistant minis
ter. will address the church school
St2f Monday at 7:45 pm.
At the Young Women's Club din
nor TUESDAY at 6 pm. Mrs. Milton
E Miles. wife of 1t. COmdr. Miles,
U. S. N, will speak. The meeting
will be open to men. Reservations
for the dinner should be made in
the church Office by $50 Monday.
Ash Wednesday will be observed
with holy communion at 5 and at
pm.
The church dinner and service on
Thursday at pm. will feature DR.,
Norman Gerstenfeld, rabbi of the
Washington Hebrew Congregation,
and DR.. John w. Rustin, pastor of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, who will speak on Jewish
and Christian Relationships" The
public is welcome. Reservations to
the dinner should be made by $50
Wednesday.
The newly elected Board of Jun
Tor DeaConesseS is as follows: Ellen
Anderson. Frances Armstrong, 70
nella Bliss, Mildred Craig, Carol
Cushman, Villa Mae Davis, Grace
Louise Greenwood, Florence Hoop
ner, Muriel Hurd, Mary Margaret
Leonhard, Velma Mcintyre, Elaine
Olmstead, Wilma Pedersen, Pris-
ella Shepard, Jean Smith, Frances
Throckmorton, Maxine Weisenborn
and Betty Wells.
Roy L. Roberts is the newly elect
ed chairman of the Board of Re-
ligious Education, Elaine OlmStead
is the permanent secretary, recently
named, of the Standing Committee
of the Church.
The pastor will be in East Orange,
N. j., Monday and Tuesday attend
ing sessions of the Executive Com
mittee and Board of Directors of
the Middle Atlantic Conference.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
voluntary Trusfeeship'
DR.. Buschmeyer's Topic

DR.. Fred Sherman Buschmeyer
will preach on voluntary Trustee
ship" tomorrow morning at Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
Members of the Boards of Deacons,
Trustees and Education will receive
a charge and commission from the
minitSer during the service. A spe-
cial sermon will also be given for
the children of the church school,
who will attend the church service
each month.
The Adult Forum, which is dis
cussing the Christian implications
of present-day problems, will meet
at $50 am.
The High School Forum meets at
$50 pm. The Twenty-Forty Club
will meet at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-02-22

Fritz G. Lanham Of Texas will be
the speaker.
The Methodist Union will have
a communion service at pm.
Wednesday in commemoration of
Ash Wednesday. Bishop Adna
Wright Leonard will speak. The
Mount Vernon Players will present
Room Service" three-act comedy,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
nights. Dr. Rustin will speak at
pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Rector Will Conduct
Services al ST. Johns

Services tomorrow at st. Johns
Church, Lafayette square, begin
with holy communion at am The
Rev. C. Leslie Glenn, rector, will
preach at $50 and II am.
At $50 am. the Sunday school
from the second grade up will receive
their mite boxes for Lent. The chill
dren's choir will sing Almighty God
Who Hast Me Brought" by Thomas
Ford. Children will read the lessons
and collect the offertory.
Other services for the day are 4:30
p.m.. service in French. with sermon
ty the Rev. c. j. Florian Vurpillot,
md 8 pm, evensong, with sermon
ty the Rev. John G. Magee.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Elders and Deucons
Will Hold Dinner

At Columbia Heights Christian
Church tomorrow morning the Rev.
A. P. Wilson will take for his topic
Life in God" The youth groups
will meet at 7 pm.
The elders and deacons will par
ticipate in the elders and deacons'
dinner at the Park View Christian
Church on Wednesday.
The elders will meet on Thursday
evening at the church.
On March will be celebrated the
25th anniversary of the founding of
this church. A banquet, honoring
the charter members, will be held
March S.
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Euthrratt
St. Marks Lutheran Church

8fi and Independence Ave. SW.
Rev. J. Luthsr Frantz, Pastor.
II 90 m-The Rev. John L. Nixon.
9.45 ans S. pm-L. L. Tea
Wed, s pm, Ash Wed. Service-The Holy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Big Board
Put Under
Dictator

NEW YORK, Oct When the
gong ending yesterdays trading
session on the stock market
sounded Al 3 p. m. all the EX-
changes standing committees were
abolished and their functions
transferred 10 a paid centralized
staff under a president with vir-
tual dictator powers.
Installation OF the new form Of
government completes A gradual
reVanping commenced three years
ago and terminated a system of
rule that prevailed since the late
1S00's.
The Exchange. which hired its
first paid president in 1886 tight
ened up It's customer protection
regulations late in 1899. Before
resigning as president 10 join the
army last Spring William McC
Martin Jr. proposed the centraliza-
ton Of the administrative machin-
cry. Emil Schram. former chair
man Of the Raj. succeeded Mar
lin as Exchange +f--fr44r-77r-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

testified that he favored the board
having that authority.
EccleS pleaded for governmental
action in many directions 10 pre-
vent runaway prices OF commodi-
ties and wages. saying the
administrations price control iiei4fi
is only a part Of the whole pic
ture 10 thWart a skyrocketing in
the cost Of living.
cities, counties and states should
greatly curtail their expenditures
for public works until after the
EccleS contended. His
would save materials and soak up
power ne explained,
While the government Is striving
tU-SudK up purchasing power of the
people il should not leave a door
open for initiation by permitting
extensive buying under lnStalment
plans he insisted.
II think Congress should have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Extend Truck Servicinq

Extension Of Service facilities,
expansion of service personnel,
and the establishment of mill
tary mechanical service depart
ment within ChcvroletS service
organization We're announced
here today by William F. Holler,
general sales manager, Appoint
ment of II service managers for
military duty Swells the total of
such advisers To 26. Hollcr said
Under the supervision of Ed
Hedner, national director of
service for Chevrolet. these 20
service experts have been sta
toned throughout the country
wherever army camps are To-
Gated. Their principal duties will
include consultation with army
unit commanders in the field on
problems pertaining 10 Chevrolet
military vehicles, assisting army
personnel in the training OF
Truck operators and service men.
and holding service schools at
the army'S request
As one of the largest single
suppliers Of 4Nl trucks Ia the
army" Holler said. Chevrolet
il inaugurating this 1ollow-up'
system TO insure the proper per
fOrmance of those vehicles i'm the
field under all circumstances of
military use"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Gasoline Cut Anew
In East Coast Area

WASHINGTON, Oct. Inns
PrloritieS Director Donald NJ
Nelson today issued a new order
for 10 per cent reduction of gaSo-
line deliveries in the Atlantic Coast
area, to supplant the order issued
August IS which led TO a congress
>ioRai investigation.
f'fc new order, issued on recon-
FfncHt8tI0nS OF Petroleum Admins
traitor Harold L, Ickcs. who was
CRITICIZED strongly by the Senate
-et4f44ffft TIRE conducting mo InNcStI-
cation, makes little difference 10
civilian motorists. ItnakCS the cut
apply however. 20 taXiCabS and
-tOCdt delivery trucks Which were
exempt I'M tho first ortirr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES


Frederick P Dahl. IS Catherine Ranne
Kendall z Rroder % Rose -Erlenhaeh, u
Lee smith. &c FAY Hopkins %
Julian Deganck, 81; Dematrie Vermecrsch
81
Erwin II Kovar. % Wanda Rosenthal. ~
sheldon J Roll %. kAelXn- E-R nrnathi--;224
Robert F. Farrueia. ~ Audrey B. Artt.
Joseph susniar 20 Dorothy M. zi1koyieh
Robert f. Paster % Dorothy V Heignes
Bernard NJ schnen "a Rosemond +
Harold s,l Z Fmmous Ir, %; Barbara }
Everett W. Sawyer 30; Anna NJ Lewis
Max Galysh-~5U- Pauline, Lemiskewicz. 49,
Thomas H. Apiean 81 Norma Krkoriar
Ferdinand Leroy, 10; Catherine Williams
Edward starzyk % Mildred Daneluk Is.
Oryue F. Hutton p Nancy l.. Jones Is
Vernon r Paquette. 90 Grace r. Johns
ton is.
Marlin H stroman IS cornena A. Tower
John W 1ewkovicz, %: Pauline Kotwlca.
Frank c Mcpherson. q Jane NJ. Damn.
wniam silhan. 30 Josephine Panwoda. %.
Bernard b. Bejms, 20. Joan FislkowsN.
10
Marcus , Blome. 2S virglnia 7. Koss. a.
John c Knoepfel rs Mary J. Palmer. ~.
Joseph Bell % LaNerne Bell 30
stauard T. Gillespie ~, Ruth Fraser 40
Michael L Intlnenn- III Insenhine NJ
Ferrars, 81
csssimer p p szudarek' 49, Kathryn +.
Leo paws. 2s. Dorothy Glass %
Frank NowickI. "a Leona Dedo p
John Perrin, AZ Leola p White p
Frank J, Kick, u Geneveye c. Kswka.
stanley shakuia. 20 Frances KunlowskL
Merrn Bclfry %: Agnes Maerens. u.
Frank Beard p Anna r Pickett 10
Roland W Berndt. % Ruth r. Holman.
Howard F. Brandt % Dcna " smith. u.
Jonathan J Audsin, a., LueNeua Harris.
i.yr,yoorf fsr-f77- - MaTEsFeJ T B0Eans, IS
Rudd Hess p virginia Rank 21
Henson Chadwick "A Jane Lauchmsn Ia.
Edward Dixon Jr1 20; Margaret A.
George puma. 90 Anne Trunue %
AUGUST j. Collins, "a Blanche KorpalsNy,
~
julius 1anoo IS Elizabeth Chateau. 80
Olaf * Haugen. 2s Grace O'Connor. 26.
Donald p. Moccr p Bartsra Salmont
Is
Thomas Van Eucn 2s Janys Y Minis %
VIM Cooper 20 Geraldine Fnty IS
Kenneth CLARK y Mabel J Clark %.
louis JaranoWslN %. Beth Dawes "a
George RaznE-2l-- Standardization %.
Jos q Moliison % Ann Tur 90.
-MnlAa- A-A1tAr-- A -MargaIel Maxwell
81
Edward II. wyman 1r III Florence r
puroi 81
John T Ryd2ewsd. q: Lotnc Ponuatow-
ski %
Alex AlonH o. Antonins CucchIara 20
George V Rose 80 Catherine Kramer. 2e
LLOYD Colby - Betty Williamson ia.
Max seeeer. 70 Saima Newman ~
Renrie Hodckrs 30 Helen Stipton 2e.
Harold Nash % Evelyn Heck -
Julius WeinCaucn. IS Betty Gross %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Dealers Pack Eliminated

one of the factors which has
proved battling Is the HSttaf
dealer pack. the leeWay ne
allowed himself ion making a
deal Some are still using the
pack while others have
dropped H.. An amendment 10
Regulation W, the first found
heeeSNttr-z- -tlZ --ttt1E-it.-l1llr A.
serve. seems 10 have eliminated
1t by declaring that the maxi
mum credit value OF e62s- per
cent rs set on the announced
factory retail price.
Looking over the exact terms
as laid down. it seems that there
should be no misapprehenslon as
10 just what can be financed but
the legal minds are still finding
points of variance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Full Priorities
=0nGopper, Scrap

WASHINGTON Oct. PFiefi-
ties division of OPM today had
placed copper scrap under full prl-
ority control
Under the order all brass mill
scrap must be returned 10 brass
mills for remeltinC Dealers are
prohibited from delivering brass
scrap 10 any melter other than a
brass mill and from melting the
scrap themselves unless they OBJ
tain specific authorization from
the director Of prioriues.
Copper and copper base alloy
scrap is 10 he delivered only 10
dealers, except in cases where a
manufacturer desiring the scrap
has previously obtained a prefer
ence rating Of l0-A or higher de
tense ratings
The prioritieS division ruled that
all existing conversion or toll
agreements must be approved by
ii before delivery may be made.
Dealers are prohibited from &C
cepting scrap unless they have
completely turned over their in
ventories within the preceding 90
days, As shown on reports filed
with OPM
Purpose Of the order is first 10
prevent dealers from boarding
scrap, and second, 10 make sure
that all available supplies of scrap
will be channeled TO the brass
mills or manufacturers Whe- can
use them for defense work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Auto.
Financing Regulations
Newest Headache 10
Automotive Industry
n, SILER FREEMAN
h, SILER FIREMAN

Regulation 50 of the Federal
Reserve >t-frHf limiting terms
and down naAmElts OH consumer
durable goods. including new and
used autos. d, the latest head
ache fU fre car industry
Now chat new models have
appeared u S1lC>room> and new
prices aTc being announced iHc
hchInd-fhC-Sccncs confusion
Irlgnlng amoHs the brass Traits
oi titttti~tt5 ruuuE tu
leht II was learned that not
only is there friction and vary
ing interpretations of Rcgula-
uon W between the production
side and the SalCS end hll even
among the legal advisers of the
Various corporations
Much midnight oil has been
burned trying 10 lay down rules
and regulations 10 guide dealer,
and the lawyers of different de
visions of en- and Chrysler have
come 20 opposite interpretations
on what The financing may ln-
C.udc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
British TO Spend
4 Billion More
international News Service Cable

LONDON. Oct. IA supple
Imentary vote Of credit of f1,0OO,-
100000 sterling CS4OOO,OOO0OO) to
carry on Britain's war effort was
agreed 10 in the House of Com
mons today,
Previously Chancellor of the
EXchequer Sir Kingsley Wood had
ridiculed German allegations that
Britain is bleeding 10 death
financially because of the war.
Britain. he said, is spending
$4,000 900 sterling 1850 eco 060t.
day, of which Gll,0000 900 SID
OO0,O00) is being laid out for war
purposes.
Britain is far from reaching the
point of financial exhaustion or of
inability TO finance the war on d
sound bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
a H0-Genler
VIII Introduce a
De Luxe PhiHies Cigar

PHILADELPHIA. Oct L
Bayuk Cigers, Inc, announces that
beginning next week. the company
VIII produce a new "PhillieS" cigar
retailing for 10 cents straight OF
three Tor p cents. The new cigar
with lrt, tr-frri NH IN Limited +.44,-+-
tory in New England-the Hart
ford-ProVldence area. The new
viii in no Way affect pres
ent scent PhilleS cigar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
F.E.Myers Again Pays
Bonus TO Employees

NEW YORK, oct. directors
of f. +. Myers &, Bro. Co. have
au1hnEIZed if4a s-f44+i4t Il boruv
equal to ) per cent Of annual earn
ingS to be paid to about $50 Office
and factory employees of the COM
pany Last year a bonus of ~
per cent was paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
MARRIAGES - BIRTHS - DEATHS
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted
saiome Carney from Orren
Mitchell Fitzhugh from Annie Mae
Stanley o. Nash from Agnes !
Luna Lappi from Laura
Louise Elizabeth Williams from jc
Thomas.
Marie Agnes Brown from Rhhet. II
Esther Anderson from-Clarence- 81
Edna Cain from Curtis
y trta faubert from Leo
Myron ". Baker from Maxine Grace
Geneva r. shin from Ernrs s.
Emma Hoffman from Fred =.
Lawrence H. Bentley from Margaret
Rachel Marie smith from Frank
Celia Marg1nafsky from Harry.
Fern Day from Bernard
Esther O'Brirn from Robert
Frank Anderson from Glberta
Gertrude RosenquisT from Roland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

put much higher excise taxes on
many articles" Eccles said "You
should have increased the excise
taxes more on the articles we
are trying TO reach through our
order limiting instalment
buNing."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
No Advertised Prices

There Will be few If any adj
vertiSed car prices this year.
The practice of manufacturers
advertising of prices has been
gradually losing favor and in the
past Nv0 years II has almost en-
tirelY disappeared.
II is almost certain that both
ChrYSler Corporation and Sen
erai Motors viii not advertise
fixed prices for models.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Warn on Vaccinations

Because of the large influx Of
new workers 10 Detroit tAe-pA-
trolt Board Of Health today
warned all DetroiterS VINO have
not been recently vaccinated
against smallpox 10 have them
selves VacCinated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Detroit led the rest OF the
United States in Marine recruiting
during the last Is days of Septem-
Der with SO enllStments. Lieut..
Charles Popp in charge of Marine
recruiting announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Pleads
For Law TO Halt
Profiteering
Rr NRTmIR HACHTEN

Int NeWs service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON, OCT. Anti
-profttrrrrnr JARVIS were arivocatcd
today log Mariner S EccleS chair
man Of thc Federal Reserve Board
as IAN aid ia public morale in speed
iug The national defense program.
RoSuming his testimony before
1hn House banking committee in
support 0t price control leglSla-
uon. EccleS urged that corpora
lions "Sct an example in sacrifice
or profits out q The emergency
situation.
III morale is 10 he maintained
among the people" he said. lit
il extremely important that they
bc made 10 fFei that they are
being treated with complete fair
ness
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
MATTRESSES RENOVATED LIKE NEa

A BEAUTIFUL RENOVATION % old
cotton mattresses into innersprins mat
iresses We manufacture any size Day
service, ciiy-Wlde delivery Q,fs hfy MAJ.
tfess Company Townsend s-11t2
A BONA Eide Guarantee Mattresses zen
ovated like new 50, 4-houf service, free
delivery Pillows renovated Cleveland Mat
tress Co. l2335-37 Hamilton TO. s-lias.
MATTRESSES renovated IKE ueR So
positively guaranteed sLar-A 4t--r--7
HnEartn -AG4--
So 90 MATTRESS RENOVATED day
service Miller Mattress qggs kercheyaL
Lcuox 1894
50 90 MATTRESS renovated day service
Northwestern Mattress 1885 Chicago
Hogarth 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
DEATHS

Caroirn Speed 1l3 Algcr a.
George Oharisiau SIS GJecn -
Alma "a lneersoH 1850 cherry lawn 90.
Minnie = Bruce 17i FalrWcw 63.
Earl Han 1885 Nrntr0sc 4G
Joan Cohen PAS Michigan. ! month
May Werbsky twebbe9 3isl East
Palmer As
Erred nelson 1892 Chene A.
Martha Burton 43tl fireman -
Willie salmon. 1851 Brwood a.
William Radke 2si3 Lakewood g.
fnseph Matthews ii0h Newick IS
Mildred VI Stelter i5O6i Patton f7.
Alctta No'nihan. GOO hardwood so
John kosldle 1922 Tliman 5f
-AfpXander MullEan 2s33 Home place
Dearbofr go
MsreareI Prysmp uas Gladun. 81
Elizabeth clark Armstrong. 1887 Stoepel
Pear Miller 1922 fireman q
John Foiman T2se Central 80.
Lee Aikens 7Ol So Auntu o.
I0uis Ne2ier 2020 Eimhufst 70
Anna Kahn 1921 Oakman boulevard
HrnW Sahs-Crainfc 211i WcndaN 81
Adeu Anu0rt 2nii Se, burn. SO.
John p So clair 7B East a .eyaatrLrc--a
Atar+rr~- fA-i.rr fTr11 NTcfl1Urau 49,
Paul 7 sarkssiac l2a Nest tt'rs- fiTzeI
Roberta Nan CanoLasi.-- rrvU7 dF-7 So
Felix nz.esva 1So6s Mound road 80
fHmcs frank 21lG sheridan Chicago. IS
Maria Nicnifl lItn newport 81
Jeannfc Lorna .q71 French road 2e
Aiphonse Van Waieehom ssse Tfeadwsy.
-
Mary MadaHnsN 1852 Campbell os
William Heuft Martin iO225 p Vernon 81
Stella HunorewicZ 2O0f1 frvingt0n 500
Eprenia TomaszeNsk 423s Mayhur Grand
~
Joseph Wagner 14esq GranduoHt as
loan Mpth slgT Melville
Frsnk b. Arckev in35s Oanffawr s5
r'.Fa e. 1lsseIet 1852 vs. Grand Blvd 11
d .a
George Edward Shaw sr 1858 fdsef So
Mae T. Mofahan l22sl Appoine. IS
george Smith = kerrw0~fh 90
LANA Blanche Maiiatal, 1908 jog ROAD l3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
DREsSNIAKING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NOu furnish material pattern aud do 81,
own sewing we cat and 90 Nour dress
University 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
TInGAIING-ClANInE *

ALL RUGS DESTROYED hy licensed. insured
highly trained experts.
WRITTEN GUARANTEE
THF ORIGINAL. CYANIDE GAS co.
UNIVERSITY i-1ua0
ALL INSECTS ana cece dee'r0Yel@ prffru
guarantee Master cyanide cas- Company
Lenoa 0322
CONSULT fhe enlarged Real estate I.fIl-.
n ihs hie Sunday Times Want AL
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
DOES NOT FIT WELL

at does not fit very well when
many corporations that are al
ready very wealthy make
further harvest out of the emer-
gencY. Business units are the
chief heHefieiarieS uf government
spending for defense.
'In spite of existing taxes" he
said many corporations are
making more money now than
ever before i'm their history"
committeeman pressed EccleS
NhpLhe4. Thought ttfr
Federal Reserve Board would have
power 10 increase further the re-
lulrementS- upon banks for main
ienance of reserve funds as a
measure 10 halt initiation. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
FLOOR sANpiNG. MAxING. 90

Al SA,tpiNG. retnish.ur, free estimates
Guaranteed workmanship Quick sery-
ice. owe 55g5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON STUDIOS Advertising displays
posters 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph ell4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
BIRTHS

N0UY Welss 300 EIchtOn
Matte Williams 537 Matstun
Cora Yentzer AS East Cambourue Fern.
dale
Alice Zinn 5000 Couryule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
EarninQs

Florence StoNe Company for eight months
ended August 81 had a net PROFIT OF $500
lh3 after charges and federal income and
excess profits taxes. equal 10 - 33 share.
against 1868 SOS or - q6 share in the
like period nf 1910 Provision Tor fedora
income and excess profits taxes amounted
10 Nsbi GOO for the first eight months ~
this year against federal taxes of Siel GOO
in the Ike eight months a. year earlier
Chicago Flexible shaft Company for 20
weeks ended September had ara estimated
net profit of $3.50 Sol after provision faf
federal income and excess profits taxes.
based On rates IN the 1871 revenue act.
egtiai - 81 ~ -feFe against Ssf1 IA
~ A---- 4 at---i C--7TVFT 0ndIng period
~ 1890