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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
A COMBINATION

When they told us that IA,
Francis and Borrah Minnevich and
his Harmonica RaScals were cast
IN the same picture. we found i,
"a little incredible.
Perhaps you can hardly believe
your eyes, but there they are in
an accompanying film, Always in
My Heart" in which little Gloria
Warren, plain-faced child with
a nice singing voice, makes her
debut.
Walter Huston does an Enoch
Arden here-returning just prior
to his wife's marriage 10 another
man. The forgotten man finds his
child. who has been running
around with a lot of strange
characters like the Minnevich
raScals, has an excellent voice. SC
he proceeds to give her lessons
while mother is getting ready 10
Sidney Blackmer, fate
worse than death 10 the children
Domestic strife and a storm al
sea, having subsidized, all are recon
ciled in a harmonious - or is il
harmonica? - ending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

Where else, but
Detroit. l don't
know. But as
soon as we get
deep enough in
to the S I ic X y
season. Detroit
ers.su d d e n ly
bring ir
sense of humor
out Of hiding.
IL you don't
believe it. look
for yourself and
see II il isn't so.
For instance.
yesterday, while
we were sitting
arc d letting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

We used 10 dislike extremely
hot weather, but that was before
We discovered how Detroit reacts
TO hot weather,
Maybe it doesn't happen any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Campus Mystery Musical
at PaIns-State This Week

and Jules Styne and Bob Hopes
brother, George, has written the
quips used by Eddie.
Veronica Lake and Alan Ladd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Tonieht's Concert
At Belle Isle
Detroit symphony Orchestra
Victor Kolar, Conductor

SATURDAY, JULY Is. SIS p NJ
THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER
Overture. "Semiramide' Rossini
Heart Wounds Grieg
Pavanne Gould
Suite, "L'Arlesenne. No. Bizet
pastoral
II--IntermezZo
iIl--Menuet
IN-Farandole
INTERMfSsION
Selections from The Red MIL Herbert
Humoresque in @ major Dvorak
Waltz. Artists Life Strauss
Scenes Napolitaines" Massenet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

are continuing in This Gun for
Hire as the second attraction.
Robert Preston and Laird Cregar
arc in the supporting cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
CLEVER ROUTINES

Eddie and June present a bur-
lesque Apache dance which Is
something 10 see, and then get
together on a comic number,
What Gives Out Now" Philip
Terry is seen as a chemistry pro-
fessor. while Nils Asther plays a
Frenchman in the picture.
The music for Sweater Girl
was written by Frank Loesser
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MURDER ON STAGE

This time we find Eddie helping
to direct a college show. During
one of the rehearsals student is
murdered. Things really happen
after this with every one in the
show being suspected Of the crime.
In spite of the killing the picture
offers plenty of comedy, dancing
and catchy tunes, the most popular
being, Il Don't Want 10 Walk
Without YOU" and Il Said No, ~
both sung by Betty Jane Rhodes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Bette Davis
at
Michigan AN

ClhhltIJSlS .Of lne neuTOSiS,
that complaint from which Miss
Bette Davis seems TO suffer spo-
radically, is bothering her again,
this time in a film version of the
Ellen Glasgow novel, In This Our
Life" which opened at the Michi-
gan yesterday.
Since Bette makes a speciality
of slightly psychotic performances,
it is taken for granted that each
attack must be more severe than
any she had in previous pictures,
and in this case she is such an
incurable neurotic that the script
writer's have 10 kill her off before
she becomes any more violent.
This time she is engaged in a
nice bloody feud with her sister.
Olivia de Havilland. Three days
before she is to marry George
Brent, she whips off with her
sisters husband, Dennis Morgan,
who soon commits suicide.
But If you think that's the end
of Miss Davis havoc, you are
sadly mistaken. She returns 10 the
scene OF the crime, her own home,
upsets her bed-ridden mother
tries TO get her old fiance back
again and finally runs over a
small child. kills il and attempts
TO put the blame on an innocent
Negro lad who works for the
family.
HORROR OF 1T ALL
Well, they couldn't go much
further. unless they had her set
ting fire 10 the NorTnandie. but
the total result of such a pile of
horrible deeds is 10 make the
observer believe that she is over
doing it a bit.
Since "Of Human Bondage"
Davis has made a speciality of vi
cious vixens. but now she tries TO
top everything and overshoots the
mark.
Had we been asked TO believe
that such character was capable
Of any one of her villainies, we
might say yes, but all these events
no.
She does her best TO try and
make her portrayal a convincing
one. She uses all the tricks, the
up-rolled eyes. the cigaret hand
that shakes, the nervous giggle,
but II is not enough 10 make us
believe that such a modern Me-
duSa could get away with more
than murder.
Consequently we must consider
the quiet and forceful performance
of Olivia de Havilland as much
more compelling. Not because she
automatically wins audience SYM
pathy. but because she projects
the feeling of delusion and dis
gust for her sister so clearly.
George Brent. as the fiance,
rather pales in the glare of all
these feminine histrionics, but
Dennis Morgan walks in and gives
a particularly virile performance.
Just TO make us all turn back
to page 1872 of our Freud. we have
Charles Coburn, giving us a pic
ture OF an uncle who is infatuated
with his Maynard niece and one
jealous OF her affairs.
Billie Burke. one of our favor
lie actresses, turns in a different
kind OF performance as the hys-
terical invalid of a mother. while
r rank Craven, as the father. is
the only quiet and normal figure
in the lot.
II you liked Kings Row" YOU
Will find this pretty much your
dish.
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MYSTERY SET to music with
campus background provides vari'
ETY. for Sweater Girl" the college
comedy which opened at the
Palms-State yesterday.
Eddie Bracken, rising young
star last seen in The Fleets In,
has the male lead and is backed
by such favorites as June Preisser,
Betty Jane Rhodes, Phillip Terry
and Nils Asher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

He exited laughing, too Don't
ask me why, but l repeat. Just
watch and see if that isn't the
way. IT works. Soons the weather
gets hot and humid, people start
to laugh. S one OF the best things
Abou4 Detroit. il Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

NOTES AROUND TOWN:
The other days reference In
this column To Mary Niklas'
poems in Hobo News brings
card from Hobo Skeets Sim
mons who says he sells 5000 n
month Of the Hobo Newses In
Detroit Detroit must have
an itching foot. Simmons adds
th4t with all the whOopee about
rowing vaudeville, he thinks he
MY 20 back into II. He used
At1He I'm vaudeville several years
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DEATHS

james Stewart scarnegie. 54ss Lorraine, 8
Frederick Carl wobbrock, 5573 Underwood
7.
John W. Hustled 1882 Wisconsin. ~.
John II. Locke, 1924 Atkinson. 81.
Louise Roeh, 1926 West Philadelphia. 81.
Margaret b. Newberry. 1905 Prairie. So.
Dorothy DeGrandchsmp. q2oi Miner, 81.
Eugene Heard, 3i03 Clinton, 55.
James Kicks, 412 Elizabeth. -.
David King, 244s Calvert, 81.
John Rypinski. 42i5 Jos. Campau, -.
Nick Billion. 1889 Frederick. 81.
Madalene Inglefritz. 1873 Baldwin. 40.
Anna V Erickson, 1880 MuIrland. IS.
Harry White, GAS Medbury, Sc.
Adah Hi1er. 5039 Avery. SO.
Mathew Harmon, 80 Collingwood, IS.
Frank Proctor. 4773 Baldwin. ~.
Katherine Trojanowskl. 1894 Pine, 81.
Nellie Maxwell, 1891 Brush, S.
Florence Sweeney 1852 West Euclid, So.
Max Bialkowski. 5e33 ogden. 81.
Florence Stickradt, 40 Louisiana, 81.
Benjamin Sharpe, $50 East Warren, 81.
George Huoksby. ee2 East Euclid. So.
Peter r. Sachs, 1402e Ardmore, So.
Mary A. Fitzsimons, 1901 East Jefferson
Mary Florence Turner. 5757 81. Clair. SIS
Charles Leroy Rooms, 45o1 Monroe. To-
ledo IS
Eva v. Hirsch. 1898 nene. as
John p. Michetti. 1901 Plymouth. 81.
Edward J. Doherty. 3s22 Holcomb. 7e
Norman Plotkowski, i40i Twenty-eighth
rs
Julia Dec. asss Gilbert. 81
william Woodland Gardner, 1929 Hart
we'll 5s
Leo Samuel Nedeau, 117O5 flene. 81.
Shirley Stoetzer. 3977 Sheridan. 4 months
Margaret Dittmar, Freeland. Mich, So.
Margaret Martin. 1927 Glover, 50.
James Drummond Jr 1925 Log Cabin. 1
Michael Joseph O'Connor. $50 Engie 81
James Kerr. 72i Victoria, Windsor. Can.
So.
Elizabeth King, 5000 81 Antoine S..
Charles Young, Toledo. o.. 30.
Konsi antky Holcyn. 1911 Poplar. IS
Albert Conrad, 1924 East Warren, 90.
Frank Laura. lockwood. Mich. ss.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

David Miller. ~, Edythe Brandt, 10.
cis ss HsSss. e. florence s' %s. 1s
Frank Patterson. 24s Paula Delsagodah. 20
LLOYD LeMieux, 81; Marie Gignec. 80.
Clinton hovold, %; Vivian Meyer, %
Clarence Bryan. As; Delta Ramczu, 81.
Robert r. Burns. "a. Irene A. d. Larsen
Alvin Pswlowski. %; Stella Krsjewski. ~
Glenn Sswysr Il Helen TX Koy r,Sia, ls
Chester Leszezynski, 81; Henrietta Lewieki
~.
Robert NJ. Ashe. 2s; Phyllis schesl. 10.
George W. Lane, III Katherine Brown. %
John wsgerly, 70: Marguerite Wflmsrth
a.
Joseph b Davis, 90 Shirley J. stanton. 30
Charles ". Terry, SO; Florence Jinnett 40
STANLEY switkowski, %; Veronica ostrow
clifford Jodoin. 10; Helen Irvan. Is
James w Ludwig, %; Margaret K Mn
ness, %
Elvidio Molheon.. 81; Anita cIechini. %
Frank skoczyiAs. ~: Sophie Bachleda, %
John Remiachok, "a; Eleanor Soroka, 81.
samuel Benefited, IS: Bertha Brown. IS.
John Balint, 24 Ann Napp, 81.
Albert Bare Jr.. 10; Betty schweiger. IS.
Leon Nachwostach. 81; Olga T Buhay. "a
Clifford Rodgers, ~; Jessie Randolph. 30
Bernard DeMascio. ~: Sara II. Brown, %
Charles d. Emerson. 81; Joan s. Davidson
Ralph c. Trsssei. ~: Mary ButaIa, rs.
William Campau. 20; Phyllis Ward. IS.
Irony kolArik, 20. Evelyn Arsneault, ~.
william II. Rector. 20: Shirley l.. Beckett
is.
Jesse Sykes. 81; VIII. NJ Cause. 81.
Francis r. Burke, as Jane Kloss. 20
Reuben Z. Social. %; Mary NJ. Sculthorpe,
"a.
Hugo J Klungler Jr.. %; Mildred T Mar.
tin, 81.
Alvin Lovette 10; Ethel Holsinger. II.
Frank II, Kenward, 20; Irene c. Young, 10.
Leo A. Rohr. so; Dorothea Vogel. AZ.
Robert Coogan, 10, Irene Walter, %.
David Hauser. IL; Patricia Oswald, IT.
Peter Macy Jr., %: Esther veszpremi, IS.
Benjamin T. o. Clark. 2s: Virginia N. Ca
hill. ~.
Harry L. TAFT. 20; Ethel r. Jordan, 10.
Edward J. Geha. Is: Josephine Thomas. -.
Benny b. Tomene, %: Catherine Bellini.
Ia
Henry UnEer. IS: Mariane Lang, 30
Frederick Cullins. 20; Joyce bennett. 1s.
Edward Kudls. 23 Rose Kuzynski. ls.
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Deatb potices

BAUMAN-April Z. Amiee Cheedie Bsu-
man. beloved wife of Herman. dear
mother Herman s.. Albert f.. Frederick
w and Mrs. Harriet Walker. sister OF
Mrs Lillian Kirton and Sidney ehceffe
grandmother OF grandchildren. Funeral
service Friday. y. m. from residence
CURRAN-Evelyn Clare. April Y, infant
daughter OF Arthur and May Curran.
Funeral private, Wednesday, April 8, Holy
Sepulichre Cemetery.
JENNINGs-April 8. Edward of 1882 An
vii; dear brother of Mrs. Fred Kowalske,
Mrs Elmira Kasserian and Mrs. Ernie
Flick. Funeral services Thursday. / 80 p. m
at A. II. Peters Funeral Home, l2057
Gratiot avenue.
KEHRER-Aans, beloved wife OF the late
Albert; dear mother or Raymond b.,
Gertrude, Watson. Herbert and Helen Nc
Combs: dear sister OF William Fritzsche
and Mrs. Elizabeth VIM of Harbor Beach
mortuary at Mack and Garland avenues
Thursday at a. m, and o'clock Our
Lady OF Sorrow Church. Prayers Wednes-
day evening at s O'Clock. Harbor Beach
papers please copy.
PAMf.AK-Augustine. dear mother OF Mrs.
Clara Petrykowski. Frances basin and
Stanley Pawiak. sister OF Pauline Ortman:
leaves nine grandchildren. Funeral from
residence. Friday morning.. Q O'Clock. 1850
Church at 1000. lnterment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
TUTTLE-April 8, Eva OF 1924 May
Dearborn; beloved wife OF Erie c., dear
sister OF J. Bert and Glenn r. McCoilum.
Funeral service Thursday at Up. m. from
Querfeld FuheFafEHome 1898 Monroe 4
Dearborn Interment at Northview.
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BIRTHS
BOYS

. BOYS were born to:
Rose Barber, 1850 Stanley, Centerllne.
Leons Bridges. 1881 East Canneld.
virginia Bonsque,ts; 4ss Canton.
Sophia Bonus. e166 Marcus.
Sylvia Berman, 1855 Cortland
Phyllis Cogan. 4067 Tuxedo.
Angelina Carefelly. 1875 mitchell.
Elsie Cook, bs3 Belmont.
Mae Corbett, 3343 Clairmount (twins).
Jessie Czesxevski. S03S Ash.
Marie Campbell, 2216l Boulder. East De-
Marian Cole. 4A Peterboro
Madeline Diebel. 210s Burns.
Ethel Drake. 3036 Gray.
Mary Fruchter. 2715 Rochester.
Daisy Gerard 3135 Third.
Pscihca Garofali. 1913 North Dragon.
Msbie Gillard. 1876 Pinehurst
Eleanor Hyde. 2i37 Hudson.
Helen Howard. 1895 Wakefield. Berkeley.
Ilonn Hall. 1884 Maple
; Pearl HoutE. sOs1 Conger.
Marjorie J. si7O Grace, utics.
Lots Jscobowitz. 1902 Wildemert.
Violet Julian. 1904 Butternut.
Lucille johnson, 1902 wilkins.
Rosie Kanoyton, 5000 Beechwood
Louise Kilebrew, 21sq East Garfield.
Jane kimbsll 1881 Oskheld.
Vivian kaufman, 30O5 Chicago boulevard.
Rose Longo. ia Third. Butler Pa,
Dowine Layson, 1o575 wayburn.
Thelms Lacey, 22110 Rosedale, 81. clail
stella Laszko. 2q37 Mcpherson.
!. Ruth Lebowitz. 3T36 Taylor.
Catherine Levandowskt, f0f Vest Margaret
Mary Mazrola. 1871 Ysyton.
Hannah Manning, 1472s Marvin. linkster
4 twinsl.
Rose Mu,chnlck. 2s7a Leslie.
Lillian Matthews. 1916 Griggs
. Doris Macy. 1926 Maybury
Matte Mays 1915 Peterhunt Owinsl.
J Naomi McMurray. 1890 sTeman.
Mary McCredie 1875 Griggs.
Marcelle ormsby. 3i5 Pilgrim, Highland
Gretchen o'Tooie. a753 North Martindaie
Alma Payne. 1851 Bsgley.
Katherine Phelan. e34 Gladstone.
Margaret ouenneville, 5717 Nellie, Dear
born.
Eleanor Rick, 500 Eas, Jefferson.
Marion Riley. 12tl2 stringham court.
Irene szyllo. 2217 Edwin, Hamtramck.
Dorothy stryJecki. T717 Buhr.
Anna srelsg. 4i43 Thirty-third.
Catherine smeggill, e3es Barton place.
Mildred Sanford, 2132 Lillibridge.
Lorean Smith. 1884 Brewster.
Sherry sslata. 21ts North Campbell
sheriley Schneider. 1857 Twenty-eighth.
cecile Sutton, 2es Mckinley road. Crosse
Ann Turke. 1922 winkleman.
Fave Tsshmsn. 1908 Petoskey.
Rose vsrhssshe; 5t7I Glsdwin.
Dorothy Vennen, ioes9 Rossiter
Reta vigner. 321 West Hollywood.
Mshle weathers. 52s Wentworth.
Evelyn Wright. 177T West Warren.
Ina wilkins, 73s Military.
! Ellen With. 1858 Birwood
Mary Witkowski. s4O5 Linsdale
Geraldine Warner, 5i5i South Martindale.
GIRLS
Girls we're horn to:
Ruth Bsnheid. i1lq Three Mile drive
Leone Brown. 635 ~ Elizabeth. Dearborn.
GLADYS Brode. f5s Tibury road Birming
ham.
Esther Bostvick. 1882 Warwick
Margaret Biarchini. 546S Parker.
Caroline Bommarito. 3ist Hunt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Northwest AirIines
Has Wooden HANGAR

CHICAGO, April Wood has
made ire appearance to replace
steel and other critical materials
in one of the largest airline hang
ars ever to have been built in the.
United States. Designed to accom-
MEDIATE giant passenger airplanes
of the future. such as the 40-pas-
senger Douglas DC-4. with a wing
spread of III feet 6 inches. North
west Airlines, Inc. has just COM
pleted its new wooden hangar at
its Fargo base. one OF the few
hangers in this country large
enough 10 house this size OF air
craft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

"You must realize that, even
We maintain our 1871 scale
of earnings before taxes. our
net profit In 1912 will be sub
stsntially reduced by our very
proper obligations 10 help pay
the wars cost. II probably
will be necessary to reduce our
diyidonds-even though we have
been able In the past three
months to set . new high rec
ord I'm our sales and a new high
In net profits before taxes"
The common has been on a 81
annual basis since 1887. with a
Scent extra in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
Steel Inqot Record
Smashed in March

NEW YORK. April 9.-All pre-
vious records for steel ingots and
castings were broken in March
with a production of 1921 net
tons, according to the American
Iron and Steel Institute. The pre-
vious peak was 7,236,068 net tons,
made last October.
In February output was 6,521,-
056 net tons and in March. 1941,
the total was 7,124,003 net tons,
For the first quarter of this year
production was 21.038, 889 net tons,
against 20.276. 709 net tons in the
like period of 1941.
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Clark Go.
Earnings
Rise Seen

Clark Equipment Company cur
rently is benefitting from the
So 500. 900 expansion of plant ia
Icilities carried out last year Oper-
atoms are at capacity and sales
are understood 10 be running at an
approximately S50,000,000 annual
rate against the $35,803, 500 of
business done in 1871.
Rejecting the higher volume
and operating economies obtain
able from peak production, earn
ings before federal income and
excess profits taxes for the quar-
ter ended March 81 should be well
in excess of the 81 ,491. 1872 reported
for the like period last year. What
balance may be available for COM
mon stockholders after income tax
reserve. which for the whole of
1871 was at rate of 70 per
cent cannot be estimated now.
II was in the final three months
last year that the company first
started realizing substantial bene-
fit from the enlargement of its
axle housing, transmission and
other manufacturing facilities for
truck parts. What portion of the
fourth quarters gain in profits
was derived from expanded plant
facilities and what portion may
have been attributable to year-end
adjustments is not determinable,
however.
The company's plants now are
engaged 100 per cent on products
having high priority rating. In
addition to parts for army vehicles
products also ineludeEindustFiaI
tractors for use in manufacturing
plants, high speed drills, reamers
and miscellaneous items.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clarence HodEson. %: Leona Bonsr. -.
Gerald vanTiem. 10; Geraldine Vale. is.
a.
Hermann Perner. 81: Alice ingram. II.
Joseph Molnsr. Al. Josephine Marek. 30.
John Deutschel. 80; Ruth II. Crunditx. n.
Henry BudEeak. 20. stephie Riske. 10.
Robert l. LodEsdon, ~; Georgisna T.. Glib
son. al
peIbsrt J. wiehtman. ~. Betty J. Plsxton.
Is.
Roy A. Endsrs. "a: Helen L. Enders. 20.
Reno r. Piner. 10; Lillian Weston, 10.
stsvros Arabstxis. 30 Helen Kapsanis. %.
Stance w. James, n: Geraldine L. Marsh
all. IL
Francis Pollard. Al; Dorothy Washington,
n.
Peter p, Perse. 40: Marianne A. Dietz "a
Clifton Wurth Jr., 30; Charlotte Edwards,
Harold Goseinski, Al; Mary A. Kaminiecki
20.
Martin .. Piepeobrok. B: Hazel NJ. voseI.
IL.
Miteh.l Kohut. n; Josephine sasodIinski,
IL.
John P1strusIka. 20; Mary Logan, 20.
Rafel OleJnicxak. rs; Irene c. Zawacki, ~.
Raymond Weller, IS: GeorgiAnA Hotter II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09

HORIZONTAL
f--OttentsI tee.
4-Dissrrange
s-RuEsian ruler.
12-Crons
13-sun disk.
-ft=wtde.nnouthed lar
15-Mountain -aboriKins.
t6-Hetwork ------.---
Hump
1s-AsAtic Kingdom
20--Web-nke membrane
22-Arsbisn seaport.
23-Persisn fairy.
2f-comrade
27-Unemployed
2a-Metrie cubic unit.
3i-Whr- was ths -UHiisd- States post
master feneral during -first-tua-
terms OF y. ID. Roosevet's admins
tration7
5i-Stowed away.
35-Foreign.
36-6leeping. place.
3T-Lair.
3s-Scrutinizs.
4o-Mlnd.
i-Rigid.
is-what pupil" In novel by Dick
ms was trained by Pagan 10 h.
pickpocket7
47-Mohammedsn prince
te-Book OF Oh Testament
5i--A number.
52-Not any.
5J-LAyer.
54-Salutstion.
55-VenetiAn ma gisiraN.
as-Mineed oath.
57-ThinE. Ia Law.
VERTICAL
what large Asiatic country 10 hght-
ing against Japan
2-Disliked extremely.
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DIVORCES

Mary Gertrude Kerr from Joseph Ear.
Berthe Hammond from Robert.
Alice +. Dent from Albert J.
Grayce T.. Sullivan from jeremiah.
Rose Sandusky from Paul.
Lawrence W. Smith from Lillian.
Charles w. Mathivet from Phyllis Warren
Josephine Marsh from Chester.N
Alice Kennedy from William.
Eugene Gibbons from Florence.
Joyce Arnold from George.
Jean Ferguson from George.
Virginia Sexton from Joseph
y. Forrest Cakes from Martha.
Florence Crow from william
Christine Rumpel from Milton.
Ruth Mosier from Everett.
Hattie Regiseter from Delbert.
Margaret Phillips from Murray.
Eva sherman from Sidney.
Vera NJ. Lee from Charles.
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probably would
etire within
the next year
after % years
service, lS as
chief executive
officer of the
company.
De I a iii n &
p r o b ! e m S
caused by the
war in curtail-
ment of sources
OFFS u p ply
p &C X a z n &,
transportati o n.
orts, and
many others, he
A.-..,-I.
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4-Fertilixer.
Saskatchewan Indian.
6-Bsnch.
7-Deride.
s-Anglo-Ind weight.
RAILROAD car.
loving.
ii-strike gently.
-Ie-Oid. n omAnish.
21-Cants.
23-Work AZ steadily.
Island measure.
26-Guided.
2s-Tbick.
30A-soft limestone.
3l--A craze.
32-Malt drink.
33-Wsshing lightly.
-3I-MAie ofrrprtuE
36-Whst free Polish port Vas annexed
by Germany In 1897
3e-Whst important Greeian island was
conquered by the Germans in 1871?
4i--Oil OF rose petals
42-Female of the run
t3-serfs.
4S-Woody plant.
4s-Poet
47-Ffnish.
4s-Low.
5O-The turmerie
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BIRTHS

Beatrice Broder, 1881 Cherrylawn.
VeItie Bohn. 2375s Carlisle. Highlsnc
sally Barrett. 2527s Eureka road. Center
line
Betty Burgess. 1881 Mound.
Alice Berkower, 1881 Dexter.
Mae Corbett. 3343 Clsirmount ttwinsl.
Edna Calhoun. 227s Chestnut.
Emily Chynoweth. 1879 fuller.
P'rieda Cohen. 1909 Webb.
Csrolyne Cossin. 27o4 Rochester.
Arlene Cochell. 42I5 Beaconsheld.
Irene David. fsOsl Appoiine.
Helen Duynslager. 4Ies Cadillac.
Lena Damico. 1917 Hanna.
Evelyn Drouillard, sto3 Perkins
Barbara Drinkert. 3l10s River road, Rock
wood.
Dorothy DouvilIe. 5i43 Burns
Catherine Creenda1. 1854 philip.
Dorothy Goichert. 1883 Montcalrn3
Agnes Mailman, $50 y. Adams.
Joyce Hale 1881 Third.
Martha Hilperi, 1884 Broadstreet.
Marie Hunter. 1882 Rockdale.
Leila Kennedy, 1905 f. Ferry.
Eleanor Kolakowski, 1857 Bessemore.
Jeanne Kitzmiller, IS E Willis
Mary Kinna, 1921 Robson.
HArretta Lovan. 6505 Sixteenth.
Cecilia Lowe, 6739 Grandmont.
Dorothy Lyons. New Boston, Mich.
Kathleen Light. i343 Maple Lane. High
Virginia Luszki, 1856 Ryan.
Dorothy Lamb. 575e Three-Mile drive.
Evelyn Lavender b00s Philip.
Mae Long. 20423 Santa Rosa.
Anna Modras. 1886 Thirty-fifth.
Juanita Marieb. 2l17 Lothrop.
Alice Martin. 1884 Seyburn.
Vera Manners, 7o4 Wotzke court
Mary Martin. $50 Westminster.
Margaret Mayes. 1871 Buffalo.
Janet Macdonald, 20454 Andover.
Josephine Mascio. 17472 Omira.
Marie Marriott. 1885 Leisure.
Mary Mum, 1901 Hamburg.
Anne Morosky, 1920 Arlington.
Marion Nicely, 1927 z, Alexandrine.
Ann ozdowsh, 11732 Gallagher, Ham
tramck.
Ruby Phibbs, 1850 FaIrview,
Arlo Prieskorn. 5000 Fern.
Anna Piskor, s26 Lyle.
Betty Kuh, 1545 Roslyn, Crosse Polnte
Ruth Post. 3025 Maxwell
Levetta PAGE. 1914 Field.
Eleanor Radebaugh. 1890 webb
Lillian Romatz, 5o67 Crane, Van Dyke
Mary Raymer. 1880 Crane.
Frances Roth. 1920 Tuxedo.
Mary Shaw, $3.50 Beaubien.
Mary Sturman. 1901 Ashton.
Angellne szczepanski. 1850 Concord
Magdeline Strauss, 26745 Galloway, Rose
vile.
Jean Thomas. 1858 Indiana.
Frances Toney, 1890 Clinton.
Wilma vogel. 1857 August.
Jessie vanAcker, 343e Montciair.
Helen vollmers, 1911 Promenade.
Kathryn Van Cavage, 5o78 Lemon.
Rose Vanan, 7041 Central
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-09
General Foods
Seen Probable
Dividend Cut
Chester DiseIoses
Plans for Retirement
Sometime Next Year

NEW YORK. April 9 QNS).-
The impact of war on General
Foods Corporation and the likeli-
hood that the dividend will be
reduced were told to stockholders
at the annual meeting yesterday.
Colby M. Chester. 65-year-old
chairman. also disclosed tbst he