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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
.Borg-Wdrner
Nets 00( Share

CHICAGO. April 25. - Borg
Warner Corporation and its SUBJ
salaries report for the quarter
ended March 81 a net income Of
81 1867 ,0l2, after depreciation.
amortization, federal and Cana
dian income and excess profits
taxes. etc. equal to so cents a
share on 2,336,713 shares of COM
mon stock.
This compares with revised
net income for the first quarter of
l94l of Sl,617.2l2. or So cents a
share. These figures are based on
the application of the Revenue Act
of l94f 10 that quarter. Estimated
tax provision would have been
So, 639,336 instead OF 81 1883. 951
that was set aside. The net income
as reported last year for the
March quarter was 81 1857 .597, or
81 .01 a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Henderson PieeemeaI Price-Fixine Has Failed

Clearly the Henderson plecemeal prcexng mas aneo as
the
overall schemes which general or complete
pricefng but this is too late 1t like locking the oner
stolen have already risen
this will require readustmen If prices
would be impossible degree
rightly prices But if they not so frozen the amount
work required fix and supervise the thousands
prices would be impossible And the excep
would have be made would break down the whole
scheme.
The overall" pceixng would certainly be
growth which would make the bootlegging OF
prohibition days look tame.
time when the and credit OF the patton are
inflated there stop price Initiation except TO
accordingly attempt AT
prcexng will to ALLEGATION and
ratoning fixing will be gesture
futity Of the "siphoning program is
Either will be enough il will be much that the
that Tor the
purpose stopping initiation laid heavily that
the How that better than
letting Initiation take them laer7
Which is worse defatior following initiation?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
M. S. Rukeyser
M. ). RukeYser
Sabotage Threatens
L. s. Forest Regions

threatens armament Industries
material OF the nation
spokesman the lumber industry
northwest a this column revealed;
big this possible sabotage
regions The state of Washington Is SO
iand-an equal In the combined
Rhode Island Connecticut New Hampshire Vermont Massachu
set Delaware.
Washington Oregon region Is coming
per lumber nation
Industrial
roll Eighty outbound freight
In freight all
rail the woods while anywhere from Is
of the taxes in various regions paid by
he
see II he Importance do
region this coming summer"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Goal tn Go
Air Pilot Aspirant Gives
Board Model Planes

The army air corps selection
board here today has three hand
some model airplanes and 27-year-
old Alvin w. Beck. who built and
donated them is one step closer
TO his ambition plotting a fighter
plane.
A flying cadet application of
Beck. who is A welder and lives
at Ala Peterboro avenue. had been
turned down by the selection board
because he is married and has two
children.
Yesterday he came back TO the
federal building carrying the per-
feet scaled model planes and
donated them 10 Capt. Ward M.
Estes. chairman OF the board.
Nov do ! get in:" he asked.
The board retreated from ir
previous position and said he WI
in" if he could make some pro-
vision for his wife and children.
Beck Is working on that problem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
ia Detroiter
Custer
Time. stsa Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. April 25.-An-
other Detroit resident. classified
ga by his draft board. was here
today as a volunteer under the
armys new policy Of taking men
of that classification for training
as commissioned officers. He is
William r. Walsh, 1888 Frank
fort avenue.
He joined eight other Michigan
men who came here yesterday 10
undergo physical and other tests
TO determine whether they are ac-
10 the army.
After taking their tests. the
men will return 10 their homes
to await the army report on them.
II successful they will enter f3
weeks basic training. the same
as the selectee. and then become
eligible for appointment to officers
training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Can't Hold Candle

No nation can hold candle
20 us in resources applicable to
the waging OF war.
We are very largely financing
The United Nations participating
in the global struggle. service
without which Britain, China
md other allies would be meal
culably crippled. While neither
gold nor silver can fight, our
possession of over 80 per cent of
The worlds total supply of gold
and our dominating percentage
of the worlds supply of silver.
are factors of cardinal impor-
lance for us and others engaged
in today's death-grapple.
We are fortifying democracies
not only with money but with
essential materials, including oil,
food. bombers and other air.
craft. tanks, etc.
Verify, we are amazingly rap
idly becoming the arsenal OF
democracy"
BY and by the mighty weight
Of this nation will be thrown
into the war arena in the form
of man power on a scale COM
parable with the mechanical
power already being rushed to
various fronts.
That our influence In deter
mining the terms of peace will
be commensurate with our influ-
ence in determining the out
come of the war is a profoundly
serious, SOLDERING thought. The
world OF today is very different
from the world existing after the
last war. We chose iSolationism
then. Isolationism for the out.
+. standingly foremost nation on
earth seems little likely TO he
: accounted feasible when the day
comes for recasting the role TO
be assigned different nations
once the human race has been
pJrged OF its uncomfortable
tyrants.
.copyrsh, 1897, ny p c. Forb.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

Totals 30 II ~ Totals 36 ~
'Batted for Lopez in sixth.
+Batted for DietZ In fifth
tBatted for Wiikie in sixth.
tRan for Phelps IN sixth
Bstted for strincevich in eighth
Cincinnati 600 4n4 100
Pittsburgh 600 005 0o0-5
Runs Abreu 2. Goodman 2. Haas,
Walker 2. F. Mccormick a. Elliott. d.
Maggie. Fletcher. VsnRobays. Barrett.
Errors-Anderson. Elliott. Runs batted in
Goodman. Mccormick 5. Haas Hernsley,
vanRobsys. Phelps 3. Barrett. Abreu. Two
base hits-Coodman 2. Haas. Mccormick,
Phelps. Home runs-Mccormick. Abreu.
Sacrifice hit-starr. Left m bases-Cin.
cinnati 7, Pittsburgh .. Bases on balls-On
Dietz I. off starr g. off strincevich 2.
off Beggs 2. Struck By starr q. nv
Dietz a. by Beggs 2. by strincevich I. ny
Klinser I. Hits-on Dietz Z In S innings,
off Gornicki Z In inning, off Wiikie In
- inning. off strincevich 3 in inninEs
OFF starr 7 in So innings, off Beess 2 in
81, innings, off Klinger n In inning. VIII
Winning pitcher-starr.
Losing pitcher--Diet,. tmpires-Pinelli,
and Bsrlick. Time 7:24. Attend
snce-f,e71.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

Totals 81 - Totah ~ 81 10
.Batted for Dickson In seventh.
+Batted for Lohrman In eighth.
Interference by catcher In fourth.
81. Louis 600 600 1lo-o
Chicago Jol 600 ooh-f
Runs-Dusak Moore. Cooper; HACK.
MerulIo. Novikoff Cavarretta. Errors
Marion. W. Cooper 2. Dahlgren 2. Runs
batted INV. Cooper, Nicholson. stringer'
Novjkoff rwo-base hits-Moore Merullo.
Home run-w. Cooper. stolen base-Moore
sacrifice--Novikoff. Double plays-brown
to Crespi 10 Sanders Merulio TO stringer
to Dahlgren, Lowrey to Hack. Left on
bases-st. Louis IL. Chicago 5. Bases on
balls-Of Pollet q off Dickman ,. OF
schmitx .. Struck out-By Dickson !. by
Lohrman I. by schmitI :. Hlts--off Polet
In "a inning off Dickson In 5 l-3
innings. off Lohrmsn In inning. off
shoun in I inning. off schnni'z In :
innings (none out In ninth inning. of
Pressnell q In 1 inning Winning pitcher
schm1tz. Losing pitcher-Pollet. Wild pitch
--Pollet. Umpires-Maeerkurth. Barr and
Jorda Time-2:2s Attendance-7. s6s paid,
4. 800 ladies and 200 service men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Battle Creek Starts
Fund Drive EarIy

BATTLE CREEK. April 25.-r
With more than two weeks re-
manning before the opening of the
combined drives of the community
fund and the USO organizations
residents sof the city have alread
subscribed nearly $500 toward the
Sl08.S41 goal.
\ Fund officials said that the
Kresge stores OF the city had
subscribed $500, the Elks Lodge
5000. and the Service League. Of
Battle Creek $50. The campaign
officially opens on May II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
ExceIs All Axis

Our productive capacity. even
in ornaments, Is eXcelling that
Of all the AXIS countries COM
bined.
Take steel: One American
company ~. 6. SteeD is pro-
ducing more than all Germany's
plants, while our total output
eclipses that of Germany. Japan,
Italy and all AXis-subjugated
countries put together.
We are building and launch
ing ships far faster than the
Axis nations, with still vaster
End speedier production def
nitely scheduled.
We have already overtaken
Germany in the field OF air.
craft construction. and before
long should be able TO blanket
our enemies in the air.
Our mass production of tanks
Is beyond anything the rest OF
the world can hope TO equal.
We are, by very long odds,
world masters OF mechanical
production of implements OF
war.
Our inventive genius is en-
abling us to lead not merely in
quantity production but in quail
ity production. in devising vari-
Gus weapons of war superior TO
any evolved elsewhere.
Our fighters have already
demonstrated their mettle wher-
ever they have been tested
think of what they achieved in
the Philippines, what United
States filters have accomplished
in the East, of their amazing
feat in plunging japanese cities
into panic.
Our sailors are proving heroic
on the seven seas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

War Vets
Convene
Time. stan corr..poodeu.

BATTLE CREEK. April 25.-
Spanish American War Veterans
from the Battle Creek area are
to meet tonight in their annual
observance of the mobilization
which sent them into the war
against Spain more than four
decades ago.
The meeting. sponsored by the
Gen. Frederick Funston Camp. is
open to all veterans of the war.
Lieut.. Col. George T. Shank,
commanding officer OF Fort Gus
ter; Capt. Leslie Hildebrand. the
post public relations officer;
Charles Bartlett. Detroit. former
state department USWV COM
mander, and Frank l.. Finch of
Lansing will be guests at the din
ner and the meeting following.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Forbes
u. S. Attests Claims
AS World Arsenal
By Progressive Action
Nv b. c. FORBES

The United States now has
the largest bank in the world.
Behind that simple statement
lies infinite significance.
II proclaimS our ascent 10
financial world leadership, 10
wealth unmatched by any other
nation.
We have been subjected 10 so
much bad news during recent
months that It may be inspiring
10 recall some Of our unique
blessings. 10 ponder our over.
whclmlne national and interna-
tional strength.
Such reflection will tend 10
heget confidence in our ability
10 overthrow all our enemies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Studies
Use Of Horses
10 Save Tires
Board TO Determine
Where Motor Vehicles
Can Be Eliminated

Times stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, April 25.-This
military post, which has been ac-
customed for more than year to
the roar of the motorized units of
the Fifth Division. soon may re-
sound to the gees and haws Of mule
and horse drivers. The program
to conserve tires and motors today
reached the stage where officers
ordered the study of replacing
some motorized conveyances with
animal-drawn vehicles.
A board of officers has been ap-
pointed to determine where motor
vehicles can be eliminated and
animal-drawn transportation SUBJ
stituted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Otis Steel Approves
MerQer With J. & |

CLEVELAND, April 25.-Stock-
holders of Otis Steel Company at
meeting here approved by more
than the required two-thirds ma
jority the proposal for the sale OF
the company to Jones & Laughlin
Steel Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
WASHINGTON

'Batted for Newsom In seventh.
tBstted for Cathey In ninth.
Philadelphia 1903 100 100
Washington 020 000 600
Runs 49, Kreevicb D Knickerbocker z,
Blair. Hayes. Suder; Early, Estalella.
Errors Marchidon. Blair. Repass 4.
Runs batted in-Johnson. Knickerbocker.
Blair 2, Kreevich. s,der. Estsiella 2. tBlair
scored on error by Repass In third inning).
lTwo-base hite-Kreevtch, Spence Kntcker-
booker. Blair. Valo. Three base hits--Blair.
Knlckerbocker. Double plays Knicker-
booker to sudsr to siebert; Marchildon to
suder to Siebert. Left on base-Philadel-
on on" Nsw.om L. on y%Ssfchiidon !. on cs,hey
1. Struck out-By Marchildon 3, by New,
som /, nv Csthey !. hits--On Newsom
10 In innings: OF Cathey z In 2 innings.
Losing pitcher - Newsom. Umpires Sum
mrrs. Rommel and Pipgras. Time-2:12.
600 testinated).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

first preferred. Both dividends are
payable June !, 10 holders Of rec
ord May s.
United states Playing Card
Company has declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of so cents OH
the common. payable July l TO
holders Of record June Is.
Julius KAyser e. Co. has declared
a dividend Of % cents on the COM
mon, payable May % 10 holders
of record May II. Same amount
was paid February Is.
Illinois Zinc Company has de-
clared a dividend of Is cents. pay
able May % 10 holders of record,
May II. On December %, last. SO
cents was paid, the first since
August, 1887. "a.
National Acme Company has de-
clared a dividend Of 80 cents. pay
able May D 10 holders Of record
May Ia. Same amount was paid
February 25.
New York Shipbuilding Corpo-
ration has declared a dividend oi
$50 on the participating ant
founders shares, payable May q
10 holders OF record May IL. Pay
nents last year were 81 June u
and 81 November u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Earnings

McGrsw-HIi Publishing Company and its
I.ps . FOR oo n' ss sad .. Ms,ss
Income and excess profits taxes. etc. equal
To 50 cents share on 500 900 shares,
against S3l0.t21 or 50 cents q share In the
March quarter OF 1871.
American Writing Paper Corporation for
the quarter ended March ~ reports q net
profit ~ sltl.5s7 after depreciation. inter
est and estimated income and excess profits
taxes. against s27. 3os In the first quarter
OF 1871.
Pleasant Valley Wine Company for the
SIX months ended Feb. "a. 1912 reports q
net income NJ siio. 7o7 after provision ~
se3 300 for federal income and excess pronts
taxes. etc. eoual TO ~ cents O share on
ESQ oOo shares This compares with net
income IN the SIX months ended Feb. ~.
1871. Of Si20,e2 or IS cents q share when
isderal taxes on income amounted TO
Lone star Cement Corporation reports
March quarter consolidated met proht OF
1894 ops or 90 cents a shsr. in the ieti
quarter.
". A. Hanna COMPANY and u. sab
salaries for the March quarter report q
net proht Of sso4. $50 after federal income
and excess prohu taxes estimated under
on the common in the March quarter Of
1871.
LehIeh Coal and Navigation Company
and its subsidiaries for the II months
ended March 81 report net proht Of
81 tos s72 after federal taxes under the
1871 tax Law. Or ~ cents O share. against
81. i37 ii7 or - cents share In the pre-
ceding II months
I Illinois Central Railroad system fov the
March quarter reports a net income OF
Mi353i7. equal 10 81. ~ a share on the
common asain', 50 ,ios's9s or 2.os on
N. common in the 1871 quarter. March
81 in March. 1871.
Seemsn Brothers. Inc, for the quarter
ended March 81 reports Indicated net proht
~ fi57 ISL after federal taxes. equal 10
$50 share on los 900, shares. This
compares with sffs,0iz or 81 "a a share
On los. TOO shares IN the March quarter Of
1891 and si2e 7a7 or s1.20 share on
los 300 shares for December quarter OF
1891.
Victor Chernlcsi Works reports March
quarter net proht % ,s2s3, t0t or IS cents
revised net PROFIT OF s2to,4si or IS cents
share on $4,000 shares IN The 1871
quarter.
'It Lynch Corporation and tie wholly owned
subsidiaries for the quarter ended March
II reports q net proht of $40 aftel
FEDERAL income taxes. etc. equal ~ ~
cents q SHARE. against STAT, 7so or IS cent?
q share IN the March quarter o. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
American LEAGUE

Total 20 is II IL TOTALS "a II IL
'Ratted for Levy In ninth.
-Batted for Bonham In ninth
New York 900 100 oo7-s
Boston 200 oio 020-5
Runs-Priddy. crosetu J. DiMaggio.
Keller Gordon. Dickey. Heinrich. Rosar. n.
DiMaggio 2. Pesky. Doerr, Peacock, Errors
j. DiMaggio. Peacock H New, SOM,
Keller Gordon 2, Dickey. Rosar. ID. Di-
Maggie 2. Lupien, Tabor. Doerr. Two.base
hits-n. DiMaggio, Rosar. Crosetti. Home
runs Doerr, u. DiMasgio. Gordon. secri-
flee hit-H. Newsome. Stolen base-Cro-
setti Left on bases Boston 3. New York
a Bases on balls-On H. Newsome 3.
Struck out-By II. Neusome !. Double
plays-Crosetti tunassistedl, Pasky TO
Doerr w Lupien, Tabor to Lupien. ID. d.
Maggie to Peacock. Hits-on H. Newsome
II in 8 innings ,none out In NINTH. OFF
Ryba 3 in 1 inning. off bonham Z IN
innings Off Branch q in 1 inning Winning
pitcher-B onham. Losing pitcher-Ryba.
Umpires-Crieve, Rue and Ceisei. Attend !.
ance--1S 05s paid, 300 ladies and l'ioo
service men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Lewis Heney
Lewis Heney
Predicts Failure
Of Initiation Brake

showed that Initiation Is something done to the
currency which make decline in purchasing power
This tends the point is that this something
being done right without check Therefore the alleged
pce-xng forced saving can't stop it,
spending and without
considerable economy spending At the
adequately the large additions 10 income
the shape OF warswoen rolls these things force TO borrow
largely banks. thus initiating deposit currency.
Under these conditions program OF prce-fxng must
futile than the initiation seeks to prevent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
BIemes Tryino TO Mix War and Economics

All this futliy from trying TO mix war and eco
particularly reform schemes The term
Let's have the and get il
Later back 10 real economy and
problem balancing consumption and production demo-
Just need establish conditions which all
for complete cooperation We need TO create
conditions 10 which individuals will freely respond.
much OF the spirit Of '1e the govern
the token there likely TO be too much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

.Ratted for Tost In seventh.
+Ratted for Holmes in seventh.
Iran for Lombard In seventh.
poston 600 900 oio-l
New York O00 200 f0x--3
Runs-sisu, OFT. Marshall 2. Errors
Wick. Werber. Runs batted in-Marshsll
2. Demaree Home run--Marshall stolen
bases-Miiler. OFT, banning sacrince-
Boston .. Bases on bans-Tost 1. Errick-
son 1. sain 1. Struck out--Melton 2.
Tost 2, sain z. Hits-On Tost In .
innings. OF Erickson In Ia inning. on
sain none In IA innings. Hit oy
pitcher-By Melton (Lombardil. Wild
pitch-sain Losing pitcher-Tost. Um-
Dunn and stewart Time
z :o5. Attsndance-5,44 AS paid, 1, 100 ladies.
TT service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Stationed at KELLOGG

FORT CUSTER. April 25.-
Lieut.. Lyman Z. McDougal, air
corps, is now stationed at the
Kellogg Airport where he is in
charge of q detachment of the 21st
Observation Squadron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Maj. Gen. Grunert's
INSPECTION Tour Off

FORT CUSTER, April 25.-Maj.
Gen. George Grunert, commanding
officer of the Sixth Corps Area.
who was scheduled yesterday 10
inspect troops and installations al
Fort Custer, has indefinitely post
poned the trip. local officers were
informed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

Totals 81 n Il Totals 70 II Is
'Batted for Galehouse In eighth.
CLEVELAND 600 oil 000-7
st. Louis O00 0O0 600
Runs-Fleming Harder. Errors-Keltner.
Strange. Runs batted In-Hockett, Boud-
reau. Two-base hit-Weatherly. Stolen
bases-Boudreau. Fleming. Double plays
Gslehouse to Stephens to Cullenbine. Mack
to Fleming Strange to Gutteridee to Gull
lenbine. Stephens 10 Gutteridge. Keltner 10
Mack to Fleming. Left on bases-st. Louis
5, Cleveland Z. Base on balis-Off Gale
house 4. Off Harder J. Struck out-By
.Galehouse T. BY Harder 2. Hits-Off Gale
house Z in A innings. off Munerief q In
inning. Hit by pitcher-By Galehouse
(Keltner) Losing pitcher-Gaiehouse. I'm.
pires--stewart, Quinn and Basil Time OF
game SIS. Attendance-as paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
School Employee Kills Self

Walter A. Derges. 81. Of 1870
Five, Points avenue. engineer at
the Louis Pasteur School. shot and
killed himself in the bedroom Of
his home today, police said. He
had been III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Visualize LAUNDERING as Tree Farming

A the replacement of by the staff of the
Company. with the of DR..
Mathews professor of forest at the University
of Michigan, disclosed:
national emergency exists Growth taking place
there s a greatly extended wood program"
forestry established free
prise fighting position amidst growing interest
Of the Possibly the
side stimulate other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
National League
BROOKLYN

Runs-Rses RiIro; Glossop. Litwhlier ?,
Etten. Errors-Oalan, Muraugh. Runs
bstted in-RizIo. Riggs; Litwhiler 2. Wars
rem q Two-base hits-Northey, Etten.
Three base hits--Rees Homsruns-Rizro,
Litwhiler. SACRIFICES - Murtsugh. Double
plays-Glossop TO Bragan 10 Euen; Muir
laugh 10 Glossop TO Etten. Left on bases
.Philadsiphia v, Brooklyn 3. Bases on balls
on Hoerst /. on Higbe J. Struck out
BY Higbe q. Umpires-Resrdon. Goetr and
Conlan. Attendance--i,se 3 paid. Time OF
game-l 81
Probable pitchers for tomorrow: for
Brooklyn-Allen: for Philadeiphia-Melton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Ed Curley's Selections
JAMAICA RACETRACK. N. Y.

JAMAICA RACETRACK. n. Y.
April % uNS).-The following
are choices for the seven-event
program here today:
i-sPEED TO SPARE, Br,eks. Scotch
a-rauTr. M.es.r,l war Melody.
joe BURGER. All Hoss, Bull Pen.
t-ATTENT1dR Zscatine. Omission.
s-APACHE, Coichis. Requested
s-ToLA ROSE, Minee-Mo. corydop,
f--BRfTisH WARN. Shadows Pass.
pEsT1sPrrp TO SPARE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Dividends

Quaker State OIL Refining Cor
poration has declared dividend
Of % cents. payable June Is, 10
holders of record May % Same
amount was paid March is last
and Is cents June is, last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
VICAR Progrem

For Saturdays VICAR pro-
grams please turn to Times
whats on the Air" Radio Log
on Page Z.
SUNDAY MORNING
s;is-sslvstion Army Band-M.
8 :30-Sunday MusicaleeM. NV
10 :o0--Nsws Ace. lN tLN
Musicals-M.
IN :O0--WCAR Serves-T
IL rs Radio Family Worship Hour-R.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
i2;i5-News.
u so-sump,er Mennonite church-R.
i:oo-arishtmoor Tabernacls.R.
i:30-Tbs OLD Fashioned Church-R.
2:00-Garden City Tabernacle-R.
2:45-wPA symphony-M.
3 Interchangeable Mission Tabernacle r..
3:3o-Meet Your Navy-M.
4:0O-First Church Of the NaIareue-R.
t:3o-Excursions In ecience-D.
5:Oo-You Can't DO Business With Hitler
5:l5-sammy Herman Trio-M.
5;3o-United States Marine corps-D.
5:43-shall We Wauz-M.
SUNDAY EVENING
s:00-Ave Maria Hour-D.
6;30-Hollywood Salon orchestra-M.
7:00-News.
7:05-Novatime-M.
T:30--Eventide EchoesM
745-Rev. II. Ed. weinzieri-R.
S:13-Sign of.
MONDAY MORNING
7:0O-News
7:o5-Time NJ Tunes.
s:O0--News.
s:03--Radio Family Worship Hcur-R.
s:3o-Harry Horlicks Orchestra-M.
s:f5-Radio Revival-R.
a.o0-News Ace
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s:30--WCAR Serves.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

Hamilton Watch Company has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of 81 80 on the preferred,
payable June !, TO holders OF rec
ord May IS.