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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-01

hez ferfi toll hozzaszol, bizo-
nyara az asszonyi szepseg
ugye. Olyan targy az, amihez
csak alazatos tisztelettel es a
legnagyobb elismeres hangjan
szabad kozeledniink, inert hi
szen nyomban rossz neven We
SILK t6liink ait, ha meglatjuk,
hagy a moi szepseg mem min
dig a termeszet ALTA udott
valami, hanem van beIu, mes
terkeltseg is, hozza gyakran
meg tulzasba witt mes xelt.
seq.
Az a korszak, a1nelybal az
amerikai 0regebb r1aeYa sag
nevel,zedett, ugy tartocta, .iogy
a moi szepseg csak skkor iebet
igazi szepseg, ha a terrae>-4t
altal nyujtctt adomanyck y
semmi kulso segitseg ne,n -
rul.
A nagy ilaboru elot;i 1oi:>-
ben meg binneK tartottak at.
ha a no arcat kendozte es
rossz hir5e vagy lega1abb gya-
nusitasba kevertek.
A haboru ezt erosen megval-
toztatta otthon is, meg inkab5
Amerikaban, ahol a sz0vetsegi
hivatalos kimutatas szerint
evente most haromszaz es
nyolcvan millio dollart kolte-
mex a n6k szepseg-fokoz6 sze.
rekre. Mert hazugsag am az,
hogy a kiilomooz6 kozmetikai
szerek szepseg apolok lenne-
mex. Azok kizarolag a sep
seq fokozasa celjabol vasarl6d-
max. A szepseg apolasara,
mint az igen tudos orvosok mar
reg megallapitottak csak ket
seer szukseges: viz es szappan.
Minden egyeb felesleges Oft,
ahol megvan a temeszettGl ere
dc szepseg.
A szepseg apollo szerekkel
annyi visszaeles tortent, hogy
vegre azokat is hivatalos ell.
len6rzes ala vettek. Szovetsegi
t0rveny uralkodik felettiik, de
hogy milyen visszaelesek tor
tennek teren, ARA jellemz0
az a kiil0n vizsgalat, amelyet
Maine allan inditott.
Az allami vegyvizsgal6 hiva-
tai Maine allamban jellemzo
leleplezesekkel allott el6.
Az egyik puder, amelyet
megvizsgaltak az allami vegye.
seek es amelynek eladasi ara
rs cent, 0sszes anyagaival es
tegelyevel vagy diszes doboza-
val egyuttesen csak 16 centbe
kerul es ez osszegbol csak fel
cent maga az archint6 por,
inert mem egyeb, mint finom
lisztte orl0tt porcelain, ami sc
mem art, Sc mem hasznal.
Van a piacon egy olyan
ajakfesto, pirosito seer, amely
mex ara l dollar es Is cent,
holott annak gyartasa mind
0ssze 7 centbe keriil az 0sszes
bennelev6 myers anyagokka]
egyuttesen.
Es ICY megy ez tovabb az
egesz vonalon. Egyetlen seer
Sc keriil csak centekbe, de a
n6ket hihetetlen 0sszegekre
zsaroljak meg. Van peldaul
egy arcd0rzs0lesre hasznalt ke
noes, aminek az ara harom
dollar. Mines benne egyeb
csak agyagbol keszult sar,
egy borsoszem nagysagu boraz
es disznozsir. Osszesen egy cent
ertek. A n6k azonban eskiisz-
mex rea, hogy kitiin6 hatasu.
A visszaelesek szabalyozasa-
hoz azonban. mem szabad yak.
nero kezekkel es nyersen hoz-
zanyulni. Egyetlen t0rvenyho.
zas Sc kockaztathatja AIT, hogy
niagara haragitsa a n6ket, q
kiknek szavazati joguk van es
ut6lag keseri bosszut allanA.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-01

verik, inert Ia is ket,
egyaltalan neIa
akkor is, ha sz
kat egyenesen n
harcterre.
Most tehat
meg pedig 1.
Anglia valosaggal
Ha a szallityr4an
mere elkuldjtil1 a /
nagyon k0nnyen
sodorhat bennin]
Exert szavaz
nagy tobbs6ge,
elkeriilheteCleniil
ben kiserje a hadi
rika flottaja.
Ha Angliat az
engedi ez a nem
meg van minden 6
az AIT ielenti, no
fogunk allni az
tartan vilaggal.
Mem egeszen ugy
a lindberghistak ali
nekiink 'mindegy" a.
ia a masikat legy6gn
nemet gy6zelem esetan
lerek urai lesznek a nel.~,
francia, olasz, angoI IS --- is.
pan flottanak, S akkor nagyon
gyorsan tapasztalni fogia AIT
Lindbergh is, hogy mem mind
egy" a nemet gy6zelem ennek
az orszagnak.
Alaposan meg kell fontolni,
hogy NIT jelentene egy haboru,
verben, penzben es eletben, S
hogy van-e egyaltalan olyasmi,
amiert ait erdemes megadni.
Ha az amerikai polgarok
tobbsege elhiszi AIT, hogy q
szabad rendszer es az egyeni
szabadsag a legnagyobb erteke
az eletnek, akkor a haborutol
mem fog vissza riadni. Mert
a totalitarianizmus gy0zelme
feltetleniil minket is el0bb-
ut6bb alavet annak a rendszer-
mex.
Ha Amerika polgarai ugy
erik, hogy mindenfele elet
jobb a halalnal, hogy haj-
landok behodolni a totalita-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
FoIIies Berserk

Beta Theta Pi will revert to its
Follies Berserk tradition, a
walloping replica Of the naughty
naughty gals Kappa Alpha
Theta's gals have promised TO
promote a Guess Your Weight
and Douse Your Date" conces-
sion Pistol Poker will be
the offering of Chicago House,
mems dorm, and Delta Gamma
will let you Tonk the Tapers
while Alpha Omicron ri will
show the Seven Wonders from
Michigan.
Atop all this there will be con-
tinuous performances by the
campus most talented humorists.
Fraternity committees are
headed by Jim Snodgrass, Phi
Gamma Delta; Dean Thomas,
Delta Tau Delta; Erwin Helm
niger, Lambda Chi Alpha; Jack
Sherman. Phi Sigma Delta; John
s. Pierson. Acacia: Bob Templin.
Sigma Phi Epsilon: Eugene
O'Brien. Delta Kappa Epsilon;
Bob Boyle. a Detroiter. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon; Al Piel, Sigma
Chi; Bob Reinschreiber, Zeta
Beta Tau. and Stew Moran, Beta
Theta Pi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
|Women's League
ToHear President

THE LEAGUES Response
bility in the Defence Program
will be discussed by Mrs. Olive
Haskins of Flint, principal
speaker, Wednesday at the an
nual convention of the Wayne
County League TO be held in the
Book Cadillac Hotel.
Mrs. Starr will speak at the
luncheon which is scheduled for
12:45 o'clock.
The morning session will con-
vene at 1890 o'clock, with Mrs.
Hamilton Butler presiding.
Reports of the years work
will be given by the following:
Mrs. Winford Ceiling. chairman
of the department of government
and economic welfare; Mrs. A. r.
Gilpin, chairman of the DEPART
ment of government and social
welfare; Mrs. Stoddard White.
chairman of the department OF
government and education; Mrs.
f. d. Trowbridge. chairman of
the department OF government
and foreign policy, and Mrs. A.
G.. James, chairman of the bust
ness and professional group.
Mrs. Ambrose w. Crusoe, par
Humanitarian, will present new
bylaws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Players
Hold Tryouts

OPEN TRYOUTS for the 1941-
az season of the Workshop Civic
Players of the Wayne University
Theater will be held at the uni
versity auditorium Monday and
Tuesday at Z p. m. according to
Richard r. Durham, director.
Any one in the community who
is interested in acting, scenery.
costume. playreading or other
phases of theater work is ip-
Yited.
From those tryouts those Sc
lected will be placed on a cast
ing list and become eligible for
participation in next seasons
productions.
Four plays will be presented
in the Detroit Institute of Arts
auditorium. one Shakespeare
play. one revival and two mod
ern comedies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Club TO Observe
lis 3Oth Birthday

DETROIT COMMUNITY
CLUB on Tuesday will observe
its thirtieth anniversary by hold
ing a luncheon at 1890 o'clock
at Dearborn Inn.
Five charter members who are
still active will be guests of
honor.
Mrs. T. p. Hanna will relate
the history of the club, which
was originally known as the
Woman's Library Association
and had for its first president,
Mrs. William Lightbody.
A program of music will be
given by Marjorie. Mclean.
soprano; Marie MART. pianist,
and-Josephine Matgen. vionlist.
Reservations must be made by
Monday noon with Mrs. Clarence
d. Sterling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
ST Paul's Sodality
Luncheon on Nav :

PLANS HAVE been COM
pleted by the ladies of ST. Pauls
Altar Sodality for a luncheon.
bridge and bake sale. to be held
on May 3. 1890 p. m. in the
school auditorium.
Mrs. William A. Cant will be
general chairman and Mrs. Will
liam p. Sweeney co-chairman.
Mrs. Harry G. Hammond and
Mrs. James Van Asche are in
charge of the bake sale, assisted
by
Mrs. Charles r. Fisher Jr.,
Mrs. c. Russell French, Mrs.
Harold Frear, Mrs. King Kubilis,
Mrs. George w. Bolifahr. Mrs.
Charles Malley. Mrs. Ray J.
Mauer, Mrs. Vanhusan Moore.
Mrs. Edward Schwaller and Mrs.
Walter Weidman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Scene Designer
To Speak Here

UNDER THE auspices of the
Metropolitan Art Association,
one of Americas most successful
scene designers. Robert Edmund
Jones, will talk on THE Art of
the Theater" at the Art Insti-
tute Wednesday night. May ID.
Well known as a designer on
Broadway and in Hollywood,
Jones has set many of Eugene
O'Neills plays, and such out
standing productions as The
Green Pastures" and Richard
III and Macbeth" for John
and Lionel Barrymore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
MONDAY AFTERNOON

NWJ-Man on Street-T.
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MCAR-Checkerhoard-M--
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NENI~-Music Programme
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WAiNAdVentures-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
UNI. Offers
MichiIodeon
Carnival
ANN ARBOR. April 26,

ANN ARBOH, April 20.
YOU OLD grads will remem-
L Der the mighty Michigras of
the old days. Well. we've changed
IL now to Michilodeon and with
the Union boys and the Women's
Athletic Association girls at the
helm, there is promise of another
Shrine Circus right here on
campus. The cause is worthy
enough-to add to the funds for
the women's swimming pool, one
of Michigan's great needs.
To stage the gigantic carnival
that's what it really is
there'll be booths filling every
inch along the walls of Water
man gym. every one of them the
brainchild of one fraternity or
sisterhood or another. Lambda
Chi Alpha will operate an
O'Shaughnessy's bar. which will
be tame despite the implica-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Soma Lecture

ALICE MCFARLAND will
give a lecture on songs and
poems illustrated by her own
compositions at the Detroit
Foundation Music S C h o o |,
Wednesday at 2 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Players
To End Season

WITH THE production OF
Emlyn williams three-act muir
der mystery. Might Must Fall. :
at 8 D. m. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday in the university audi
forum. Wayne University stu
dent stage will close its season.
Orlando D'Onofrio will play
the lead and the cast will in
clude Jean Owens, Emily Peters,
William f. Briggs. Bella Green,
Loretta Kastel and Christopher
Montross. Lynn r. Orr, assist
ant director OF the Wayne
Theater, will direct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Music Pupils
In Recitals

CARL F. MANN of the De-
troit Conservatory of Music
will present a number of his
pupils in a recital of familiar
favorite songs and arias at S:l5
p. m. Thursday in the small
auditorium of the Art Institute,
The recital will be accompanied
by the Hobby Strings with
Miss Lila Challis at the piano.
At Sis p. m. Friday, May
Leeeett Able will present stu
dents of the violin in a recital
in the Conservatory hall and on
Saturday at p. m. pupils will
appear in a miscellaneous pro-
gram arranged by George Nc
I,pod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

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11:45 r. VI.
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1900 +. VI.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Final Recital

MORRIS AND SYLVIA
HOCKBERG will give the final
in their series of recitals of
violin and piano sonatas by
Beethoven in the auditorium of
the main library at 7:45 p. m.
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Politics School
To Discuss Bill,

THE BALDWIN DEFENSE
COUNCIL bill and the MacCul-
lum tax collecting bill will be
discussed in the monthly meet
ing of the school of politics
Tuesday al 2 p. m. in the Book
Cadillac Hotel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Joint Recital

CAMERON MCLEAN. BARI
tone, and Cyril Barker. pianist.
will present a joint recital at
the Art Institute Friday eve
ming. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

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MJBk-Lsaneheen AHsie-A
I2:45 II. NJ.
WJR-Road OF LIED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
SUNDAY EVENING
Opera Company
Gives Concert

FRIDAY EVENING in the
Art Institute Auditorium the
Michigan Opera Company of De-
troit will present an operate
concert. featuring the celebrated
American tenor, Robert Long.
A major part of the program
will be devoted to excerpts from
Giuseppe Verdi's opera La Ira
viata." Long will sing the role
of Alfredo in these numbers. as
sisted by the principal artists OF
the company and supported by
the company's chorus of so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
1900 NOON

1900 NOON
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12:15 p. VI.
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WMJ-JuliA Blake %.
NCAR-Luncheon Club-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
MONDAY MORNING


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10:45 A. VI.
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11:15 A. NJ.
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I1:45 A. NJ.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Sunday Radio Programs

WxyZ-News Acct.
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WExI-Bible society-R.
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1918 A. NJ.
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1880 A. NJ.
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10:45 A. NJ.
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11:15 A. NJ.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
A Town in The Bud

Now that Just about rounds
I'D the story from here this
week. The spring which wreaked
so much havoc on arrival Just
before vacation has become a
stock arrangement now and the
resultant interference with our
powers of concentration has
diminished.
We'd like TO invite you again
to drop in on us some Sunday
afternoon and see Ann Arbor in
its new green clothing. The Sum-
day scene here nowadays can't
be matched for virility and
youthfulness. Wherever you look
there are budding leaves and
budding young minds. It's so all
powerful, it must be contagious.
AS an d d d reminder. We
want to note that the annual
May Festival isn't far off. The
nations greatest singers will
perform here from May 7 to 10.
So we'll be Seein' va
- BETTY COED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
A Doggy Derby

There'll be a Doggy Derby for
those hundreds of fraternity
house dogs in the Angel Theater
with blue ribbons for the winning
poochies in a half-dozen types
Of competition and these will be
awarded Saturday evening. The
judges list for the occasion
names Jim Tobin. the tennis
captain, who halls from Detroit;
Peg Sanford. DIR. William Brace
and Prof. Preston w. Slosson. a
fashion commentator will preside
at the Derby.
Coming up for Friday night
also will be Mortar and Pestle,
the pharmacists ball in the
league.
Friday evening. the FroSh gals
made one grand debut as host
esSes. and the campus is pleased
beyond words by the prospect
that these young ladies will
make Michigans social circle
whirl in the years to come.
Fresh Air Theme
Helen Kresbach of Monroe
was named general chairman,
and with the aid of her yearling
cohorts. scored a neat triumph.
Every year. these Frosh gals
get a chance to entertain and
If they make the grade, four
years L. college always looks
good 10 them.
They did things up brown.
With Fresh Air theme 10
work around. they transformed
tho League ballroom into an air
port. hung a giant cardboard sill
ver-painted plane from the cen
ter of the ceiling. and 1icged.
As a floor show. the yearllngs
from 20 different Sororities
staged two-minute skits OF cam
pus scenes - such as the in
coming students on the physi-
cal examination merry-go-round.
Helen's beau was Ralph Gil
DeTI. the pIOiliisiib mn p"'f
ball player. Others we saw who
helped, and their squires, we're
Morrow Weber and Bob Carl
son. Patty Louis and Dave Eas-
lick. Jean Whittemore with Jack
Brown. Of Detroit, Betty Ann
Heidbretter. who conducted a
date bureau during the week
day afternoons. and Wayne
Wright. June Gustafson and
Jack Hopper, Betty Bell a n d
John Strickland. and Betty Har-
Vey with Dan Saulson.
Mildred Otto, who graduated
from Detroit Northwestern,
handled the publicity.
To give the freshmen compe-
tition, Newman Club staged its
annual Spring Frolic and the
students from far lands COM
bined in the colorful Interna-
tional Ball. Primivita Deman-
dante was chairman of the lat
ter. Albin Schinderle, of the for
mer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Evancei Hour r.
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7:i5 p. VI.
NUB-Hamer Book Talk
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1880 r. VI.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
SUNDAY MORNING

This program has been
given The Detroit Times
By the stations herein
hated. n the presentations
as scheduled are not On the
air, the fault Iies with the
stations and not The De-
troft Times,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

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roll edge, ventilators and ham
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rayon strip e d ticking. The
fourth is one of the famous
Serta Gold Coast mattresses
recently advertised in the
Ladies Home Journal. 1t also
has a fine pre-built border and
comes in a durable m o d ern
striped ticking The fifth is
genuine Simmons with quilted
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can save up to 25fo on these
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

rearmament program will undoubt-
eddy be reflected in larger expendi-
lures for some foods, notably milk
and dairy products, meats, fruits
and vegetables. This should pro-
vide a further stimulus to our sales
in 1941."
With the almost complete stop
page of imports of foreign type
cheeses due to the war, National
Dairy's Kraft division is expanding
its domestic production of foreign
type cheese rapidly, Mr.. McInner-
ney emphasized. "Kraft's sales of
American-made EdamS, Goudas,
Swiss and Camembert should in
crease as imported stocks are used
up," Mr.. McInnerney declared, He
added that Kraft is experimenting
with domestically produced
Roquefort-type cheese which it will
have on the market in 1941. Kraft
also expects to place considerable
promotional effort behind new varie-
ties of domestic natural cheese,
which should also help replace Eu-
ropean types in the American mar
ket. The success of Kraft's efforts
in this direction will provide a
larger market for the American
dairy farmers milk production"
Price Policies Scored.
Commenting on Government-in-
dustry relations, Mr.. McInnerney
observed: Currently Government
rice-fixing authorities are estab-
fishing Glass l farm milk prices al
excessively high levels (Class
prices are those received by farm
ers for milk sold in fluid form
This in turn compels high retail
milk prices, curtailing consumption,
whereas the goal of all nutritioniSts
is to get people to drink more milk.
If Glass l prices were reduced to
economically sound levels retail
prices would be CORRESPONDENCE low
cred, and larger consumption would
result.
THE farmers net income would
not suffer, because a relatively larger
share of his total milk production
would be sold at Glass l prices, and
less would have to be sold in the
surplus classifications at the neces-
sarily lower surplus prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

general manager of the United Rail-
way & Electric Co. of Baltimore
was appointed assistant to the gen.
eral manager. Mr.. EmmonS is now
in South America, where he has
charge of a number of transportation
properties. Upon his arrival about
the middle of April he will be as
signed to special work in connection
with the operating transportation
department.
The stockholders reelected all
directors, the board being composed
of j. H. Hanna, Frederick W. Doc
little, G.. Thomas Dunlop, Robert
V. Fleming, Edwin C. Graham,
William F. Ham, George E. Hamil-
ton, William Mcclellan, Edward D
Merrill, Lennard H. Mitchell, A. G
Neal, George L. Nicolson, John M
Perry, S. Percy Thompson and
Merle Thorpe.
Other department heads now
serving were appointed as follows:
R. H Dalgleish, chief engineer;
Dean j. Locke, staff engineer; R. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-11

E. Heberle, vice president and con-
troller; j. H. Stephens, vice presi-
dent; H. D. Champion, treasurer
John Fleming, assistant secretary;
c. B. Koontz, assistant treasurer
William L. Clarke, assistant secre-
tary and assistant treasurer.
J. H. Stephens, retiring from &C
tive operating responsibility, remains
as vice president, but relinquishes
his duties as transportation manager
S. E. Emmons, formerly assistant