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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Evans Products Co.
Lists S133,240 Profit

Evans Products Company for
the six months ended June 30
1912, reports a net profit of S133,-
240 after provision of S509,000 for
federal income and excess profits
taxes, equal 10 SIS cents share
on the common. This compares
with net profit. after provision of
S157,0S for federal taxes, OF
1927, 634 equal TO 90 cents share
in the six months ended June 30,
1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Government, Unions, Auto Companies Favor Az

The government, labor companies are
united In favor Of making the 1912 models the first
81
n Is pointed that II would take eight
To start tho 42s against half for models
Manufacturers ON hat
ne scsmblng for the few remaining dealers who ouasted
the
Too, starting with the US will them chance
the market before initiating radical engineering changes resulting
from Developments
The Ike
would eliminate the than
In the auto industry,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Civilian Suppers Love TO Rib The Army

Of the civilian uppiers Is rib the
(strictly going
the undS Is rs
II the ordering supply of threaded brass
threads specified standard however
Pointing this fact the supplying the pipe
explained would
the procuring the
Immediately
"Oh that's all right" said the Just send the
along and ship the threads later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Substitute Materials
On Scarcity List
Shortages Loom as Result Of
Switches TO Coal, Lumber
Nv MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International News Service Economic Commentator

H. Cheney the New York fnancier described the
competition the struggle among different commodities for
the dollar.
tempo the COMPETE
Scarcity critical and materials only
the search for natural substitutes but also the development
of synthetic products.
Out this effort the realm of applied science and invention
Will beneficial the SupendouS of the
annnln tho Of oil ankn Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
The Business Front
Detroit's Impressive List Of 'Firsts
Merits Name City Of War Champs
BN WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

to be overshadowed by few industrial golaths like
the Willow Run plant, the tank arsenal or the navy
~ arsenal.
Actually have much 10 be proud Of and
have ehaked up rather impressive number of "6rsts
That the records confined TO the industrial front
adds just that much more 10 their luster
example Detroit banks-the National Bank of Detroit
and Manufacturers NaionalWere the first the
country actually tho advertise defense bonds Proof
this lies the fact that the Federal Reserve Board requested and
their literature ads around the
country a example others.
What the banks did has counterpart the auto workers
The UAW-CIO members purchased than
S00O0O0 bonds and the educational division Of the union has
bobarded members literature posters Too worthy
dozen the floats back the Labor Day parade
patriotic bond floats
ENCeEO Corporation the first corporation in the country
Bulls SKYE flag dcnong 10 per subscription
bonds previous that FIRST MnueNIan Treasury flag
Lakes Steel Corporation
In flags accomplishments such Navy
and Army As almost here American flags
It's idea but couldn't Harvey Campbell and his stan
compile list Of the CiiyS frSts
Maybe II could be 'Detrolt-City Of War Champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Urge Shift to Coal

In addition. the federal au-
thorities have been urging civil
ians TO shift from the use of oil
to the use of coal where heating
systems are subject TO CONVEX
sion. Thus far the public has
been somewhat apathetic to-
ward the recommendation to
convert. 1t takes some magma
ton and foresight to visualize
the urgency of the heating prob
lem months ahead of the need.
If there were universal COM
pliance. there might be a danger
that the shortage would be
transferred to coal itself, which
now appears to be in plenteous
supply. The authorities ask
civilians to build up an inven-
tory of coal against next
winters needs now while it is
available.
Gordon c. Cooke. president Of
the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Coal Company. which
is sales distributor for the Glen
Alden Coal Com pany. the
nations largest anthracite pro-
ducer, recently declared that
with the cooperation of the
United Mine Workers the an
thracite coal industry can meet
the demands of regular custom
ors and 100000 East Coast
converted oil furnaces. The
emergency, he said, would re-
quire modification of the con-
tract with the union in order TO
enlarge the production program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
AND MORE SHIPS-Tht
AND STILL MORE SHIPS-Il
Only One Bond Issue
Offered DurinQ Week

NEW YORK. Aug. Only one
municipal issue, that of 81, 100000
Washington suburban sanitary dis
trict, Maryland, bonds came to
market this week. The total COM
pared with S4,225,000 last week
and S17,733,000 in the correspond
ing 1871 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
New Traffic MANAGER
For Ann Arbor Road

Appointment Of Frank G.. Max
well as traffic manager of the Ann
Arbor Railroad has been an
Inounced by G. G.. Early. chief traf-
fic officer. a former general
freight agent for the Wabash Rail-
road in 81. Louis. Maxwell will
lnow maintain Offices in Toledo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
75c Eaton Dividend

CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. l.
Eaton Manufacturing Company
has declared a dividend of 75
cents, payable August %, to hold
crs of record August II. a like
amount was paid May p, last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Muskegon Motor
PAYS Soc on A Issue

Muskegon NJ otor Specialties
Company has declared the regular
quarterly dividend of so cents on
the class A stock, payable Septem-
Der i, to holders of record Au-
gust Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Good News!
MORE PRODUCERS
BY International News Service


number of women engaged in pro-
duction work in plane plants has
increased from 1000 in October
1871, to $4,000 at the present
time.
MORE SHIPS-July brought &c
ship launchings at the California
IShipbuilding Corporation ways
The 10,500-ton freighter Starr
King, last launched for the month,
was completed in 40 days.
AND MORE SHIPS-The 5000
ton aircraft carrier Essex. first
carrier 10 be completed since the
United States entered the war,
was launched at Newport News,
Va.
AND STILL MORE SHIPS-In
Boston the PC-61S, new navy pa
troll vessel is being launched,
while at East Boothbay. Me, the
coastal transport APC-19 is poised
TO slide down the ways.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
Buy a Bomb
Realistic SETTING
Fools Gull

A LONESOME seagull paid the
.sincerest compliment of them all
TO the breath-taking realism Of the
"Tortilla Flat set.
Covering two acres. the setting
for the Metro-Geidwyn.Maye pic
ture is a flawleSs visual recreation
of John SteinbeCk's colorful PAL
sano settlement. including the dis
tant curve OF Monterey Bay. with
its BUSY wt1arvcs- and fishing boats.
The gull, hired at $3.50 per day.
was perched atop a house for
atmosphere. For hours, he kept
his place, seemingly keenly inter-
ested in the scenes being played
by Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamar
and John Garfield.
But nostalgia for the ocean
finally proved too much for the
bird. He rose in sudden flight,
headed for the artificial sea. be-
wilderediy wheeled several times
across the panoramic background
and then returned TO his perch,
a very diSilluSioned gull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
Many Hold-Ouer Acts Highlight
Floor ShOU Activities at the Clubs

occurs at the completion OF her
character dance routines.
Singers Bill Shumate and Mar
lene Gilbert run the gamut OF
popular styles, which Phil Olsen's
orchestra plays. and Roll and Que
lette display grace in their ball
room routines.
NEBIOLO'S-Its an all COM
edy revue with master of cere-
monies Bernie Green as the center
of humor. His wacky nonsense is
exceeded only by an ability to play
the violin in his more serious
moments.
Collins and Anita caper about
the dance floor in comedy knock
abouts and Jean Moore contributes
popular song styles.
Karl Spaeths band continues
on the dais,
CONGO-The Singing Weavers,
boy and girl who come in from
IChicago's north shore spots. are
added 10 the new show. Torch
swinger Margaret Watkins steps
into a new role as producer of the
Chattanooga Choo-Choo" revue,
in which the Weavers offer their
own arrangements Of popular and
semiclassical tunes.
Una Mae Carlisle, composer OF
"WalkjnP Pv the River" and
other popular hits, is held over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
BY WALTER STEVENSON

EDDY SHEPHERDS Stevad-
dora Club Is the focal point OF
grand entertainment again this
week. The entire bill from last
week, which pleased patrons no
end. remains intact.
Highpoint of the good music and
hilarious comedy is the sketch
performed by xylophonist Profess
sor William El-Cota. whose ac-
tons remind one Of the antics of
Professor LAMBERT. The profess
sor's serious musical moments are
indeed impressive, but when he
calls upon his absurdly costumed
female accomplice TO satirize a
ballet dancer. laughter takes hold
of the guests, but good. ----
Curvaceous Ann Lee then takes
the spotlight, displaying her
charm and beauty in daring Ha-
waiian dances and other routines.
Swing Mistress Judy Manners,
who rolls her eyes when hitting
the high notes, mimics vocal stars
of stage and screen. and Jack
Manner does tap dances on roller
skates.
Jack (Smyley) Thomas and his
orchestra provide varied music for
shows and dance sets.
FRONTIER RANCH Glorious
Gloria Shayne, now billed as the
'bombshcll Of rhythm. finds that
it's easy TO please with her style
Of swing songs. Gloria shares
vocal honors with diminutive
Denny McCurtin, Irish tenor. who
continues in the master of cere-
monies role.
Carlos and Dolores present their
interpretations Of Latin moods,
and Seigfried exhibits what the
physical culturist teaches. It's
Alexander's Ragtime Band for
music.
MICKEY'S BAR Baby faced
comedian Buddy Roth teams with
talking Billy Meagher 10 pro-
duce the major laughs in this re-
vue.
Billy. who is in his third week
here, introduces exotic dancers
Sheilah Woods and Viciki Thomp-
son. each appearing in different
routineS.
Snowman and band maestro Joe
Banket toots his trumpet 10 Clyde
McCoy's Sugar Blues" and Henry
Buses Hot Lips" during his solo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

KINC-bsII thene u. Z
hiNu Open $40 r NJ loan Blonde m
TOWN" "TIMBERLAND TERROR
Frank Leighton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

turn, and Laura Jean swings the
hit songs.
Other entertainers inclu d e
Grace and Jordan, novelty team;
Marilyn Gilbert. in song and
dance numbers. and the line of II
dancing beauties.
MAYFAIR-In new revue
which has comedian Sid Green as
master of ceremonies. dancer Ruth
Mann takes starring honors.
Ruth's difficult toe dances are the
signal for applause which again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

for another week. singing her own
tunes.
Tondelayo and Lopez, exotic
dance duo, and rhythm tappers
Candy and Pepper round out the
new show, with master Of cere-
monies Rollo Vest.
Music is by the Club Congo
orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

llMt So, VA, comS',s,,on IN ze,,,,
show and Comedy csroos Party. Also
Comic Book and Sc Candy Par Free 10
Every Child Attending Pius Our Regular
zFeature Program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
NIGHT OWL

Damon Runyon is the worlds
greatest night owl He stays up all
night and docs more work in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 3D. APP
propriate that Rita Hsyworth, who
has won a record as the girl who
has been on more magazine covers
than any other actress in 1871, is
10 be starred in Cover Girls OF
1912" This is the first brain child
OF that bright boy. Bob Taplinger,
since he joined Columbia. and be-
lieve YOU me, IL is some idea.
With Rita will be II of Amer
ica's most glamorous magazine
cover models. These beauties will
be submitted by such important
publications as Cosmopolitan, Red
Book, Saturday Evening Post,
Photoplay, Ladies Home Journal
and other magazines that go in for
real life models.
Cover Girls of 1912" including
Jinx Falkenburg. who has been
much photographed. Janet Blair
and Harriet Hilliard - and it
wouldn't be Taplinger idea if it
didn't include a tour Of the
country.
Remember the Navy Blues Sex
tet? Well, the II beauties will be
sent out TO sell bonds and also 10
appear at army camps.
DONALD GOES PATRIOTIC
Donald Duck is the first Walt
Disney movie favorite 10 he sent
out by Uncle Sam on An income
tax mission. He's the star Of The
New Spirit" a movie made 10 show
us how 10 pay our income tax.
Donald. Of course, is a bachelor,
so he doesn't have 10 pay for a
wife, but he has some married
friends in his movie.
Over a thousand prints have
been ordered and it is estimated
that the picture will be shown TO
from 10000, 900 10 125.000. 900
lsple. More people will hear and
Donald Duck in his income tax
spt than saw Gone With the
Wind"
NIGHT OWL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

AcE-Harper and Fronienae. FL. 03i7. =
NIL Cont. ~ Noon. John HowAro
ana Joan Biondel IN THREE GIRLS
ABOt T TOWN" Red EkpNou ana Ann
Rutherford WHALING IN THE DARN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

SH0RES (NEW) Mack and Smile Rd. 4
oliuhLo NNLHJ Open s 30 PARK Free
Lynn Bari, Charles Ruggles. THE PR
Feet SNOR." PIRATES on HORSE
BACH" with William Boyd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

AND-Grsnd Riyer-lith. TY. s-lO0s 4
OihhNp Open 8 30 Spencer Tracy ''DR.
JEkNLL And Mr.. HYDE" YOU'LL
NEVER GET RICH" Special Chiidrsn's
Matinee Tomorrow. Open A. 100 NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER

Remember last week we told you
that Jean Cabin had asked Ginger
Rogers for an "atonement' date ?
Well. boys and girls, it must have
worked for these two are the latest
toFrid duet in Hollywood.
Cabin. long devoted swain In
Marlene Dietrich's encourage, Is
now calling Ginger every day anc
sending flowers by the carload
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
,CNATE-eial Michigan, near Ll,ernol. 4
Irrp wIvNC-wayne. Mich.

NHERIUIN-herrheNh AZ Shertdan
OiiLhiphN James Cagney. Pat O'Brien
IN "DENL DOGS or THE AIR" Marian
Marsh. "GENTLEMAN FROM DIME -
MIeNaa Ranrera ~ Cartnnna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23

cTRITE0pn-l1sl W. Vernon Highway A
OihhiiVhD open SIS William Cafrar
IN "FLNING CADETS" "NoON oNFR
HER SHOT inFR.' LYNN Bart Iohn sutton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-23
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

late afternoon than most folk do
in week
Well, he would like. more than
anything in the world, TO borrow
Susan Hayward for the girls role
opposite Henry Fonda in 1T Comes
Up Love-" formerly Little Pinks. 3"
III Susie finishes Forest Ranger"
in time she will be the gal chosen
for the Runyon movie.
Yes, Para has put her into their
outdoor epic with Paulette God
dard and Fred MacMurray. Paul
cite plays the Madeleine Carol
role and Susan inherits the part
originally given the vivacious God
dard gal.
Again Para promises us our
Susie gets a chance. We hope so.
DEDICATED TO CAROLE
TO be or Not 10 Be-" Carole
Lombard's last picture, will be
dedicated 10 her. Ernst LubitSch
has written a beautiful foreword
in which he says that because
CaroIe liked TO make the world
laugh il is fitting that the public
should see her in a comedy. She
hated sadness.
The picture will be released as
near February II, the original
date. as possible in 100 thcaters
simultaneously. While many post
humous pictures have not been
financially successful. Saratoga.
Jean Harlow's last picture, which
she made curiously enough with
Clark Gable, cleared half a million.
Steamboat Bill. starring Will
Rogers. released after his death,
was also money maker.
Ernst Lubitsch, Jack Benny and
Carole made this movie on a per-
centage basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Don't YOU risk offending
n people q dOyl

Oheck.uPs show the avefage man or
woman comes in contact with II people
a day! And"B. o. can offend every one
of them. Why take this risk? The New
1912 Efebuoy is here TO protect you!
Ii has brand new ingredient! A won.
derful new Vanishing Scenr"! And the
same tried and true protection against
"B. O." and germs. Ger New 1912
Lfebuoy, lis the only popular soap es-
pecially made to stop 30"
Evening star., 1942-09-17

Mr.. Steward said, adding that the
federation had taken part in every
movement since that day for i'm
provements in Federal employment
conditions.
On behalf of the membership, an
oil painting of Ulrey j. Biller, vet
eran second vice president, an ex-
pert on retirement legislation, was
presented to the national body.
The presentation was made by
Henry G. Nolda, president of Local
2, and in accepting the portrait
President Steward recalled Mr..
Biller's work for adequate retire
ment laws and declared that he had
lived to see the fruition of his
labors."
Lewis H. Fisher, head of the re-
tirement division of the Civil Serv-
ice Commission: John J. Barrett,
president of the United National
Association of Post Office Clerks and
chairman of the National Legisla-
tive Council, and Miss Gertrude Nc
Naly, secretary-treasurer of the
federation, were other speakers
Several congratulatory kilograms
were received and finally the cake
was cut by President Steward.
The party was arranged by the
Evening star., 1942-09-17

the personnel, the three squadrons
will operate as q fighter group.
Each squadron will retain It's
former identity and remain intact
as an Eagle Squadron in the newly
formed fighter group.
Arrangements now are being
completed for the transfer to the
United States Air Forces of all
United States nationals now serving
with the Raj and RCAF who desire
to make application"
Assignments Announced.
The board announced the follow
ing assignments:
Executive operational oficer Of
the group-Squadron Leader Ches-
ley Gordon Peterson, Santaquin,
Utah. Flying In ITO operational
sweeps, he has shot down six enemy
planes and wears the Distinguished
Service Order and the Distinguished
Flying Cross.
Commander list Eagle Squadron
Squadron Leader G. A. Daymond,
Hollywood, Calf, one of the original
members Of the Eagle Squadron. He
has been in 80 fights, has seven
planes to his credit and wears the
DFC with bar.
Commander 121st Eagle Squad
ron-Flight 1t. w. G. Daley,
Amarillo, Tex He has been in 110
sweeps and has shot down eight
planes. He wears the DFC.
Commander 133d Eage Squadron
Squadron Leader c. w. McColpin,
Los Angeles. He has been in 80
sweeps. has nine enemy planes and
wears the DFC.
Evening star., 1942-09-17
25th Anniversary
OF hFFE Celebrated
By Family Party
Steward, President and
One Of Organizers,
Cuts Birthday Cake

Members of the National Fedora
ton OF Federal Employees last night
celebrated the 25th anniversary of
its founding with family party"
at the Willard which was climaxed
by the traditional cutting of a
birthday cake.
Luther c. Steward, national pres
ident since the early days of the
federation. recalled the meeting here
at which it came into existence as
an affiliate of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor. The constitution
was approved on September IT,
1917. Mr.. Steward was the only
member of the organizing group
present last night, although several
of the other participants had been
members of locals in existence at
the time the federation was
created. The federation now is an
independent organization.
The goals we set for ourselves
in 1917 have been our goals until
they were progressively realized" i"
Evening star., 1942-09-17

avenue NE, will be held at 3 am.
tomorrow at st. Joseph's Church.
Second and c streets NE.
A native of Washington, Mr.. Geo.
ghegan was graduate of st. Johns
College and had attended George
Washington University. He had
been employed by the United States
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Besides his mother. he is survived
bv his widow, Mrs. Mary McCrehan
Evening star., 1942-09-17
50 Eagle Squadron
Members Shifted 10
Army Air Forces
Men Formerly Flying
With Raj to Retuin
Identity in New Setup
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 17.-Fifty men,
bers OF the American Eagle Squad
rons were transferred from the
Royal Air Force to the United States
Army Air Forces in Europe yester-
day, 1t was announced.
The text of the announcement
follows:
"A board OF senior American Air
Force officers sitting as a reviewing
body completed the transfer of, so
members OF the Eagle Squadrons
to the United States Army Air
Forces, it was announced today at
the United States headquarters of
the European theater of operations.
Will Retain Identities.
Eagle Squadrons Nos. 1873. 121
and II are composed of American
personnel which has been operat-
ing with the Raj for the past 18
months. Following the transfer of
Evening star., 1942-09-17
Froneis P. Geoshegon
Requiem Mass Is Set

A requiem mass for Francis P.
Geoghegan, 25, who died Tuesday at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary
r. Geoghegan, 627 Massachusetts
Evening star., 1942-09-17
GirdIeS. Foundations
Group Of III Lacey Lastex
$50 FOUNDATIONS
go

Locy-Lostex model with upft bra. Roy
on-cotton foile front and back panel
Good size range in the group.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

District Federation of Federal En-
ployes' Unions and William E. Hoff-
helms, president, presided.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

Goeghegan, whom he married year
ago, and sister, Miss Catherine M.
Geoghegan.
Evening star., 1942-09-17

Ia Pontie GirdIes and 0rdIes $50 z.59
uocy-Lostex and royon-cotton toil|e COM
binoton. Broken sizes, ossortrents)
Lnnsburgh gh's-Corsets-Third Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27

job 10 DO now and the quicker
the better. That's Joe's way Of
looking at things"
Blackburn, who has been
constant adviser 10 the Grown
Bomber" since 1884 when he
turned professional, frequently
has been referred TO as Louis
boxing brain"
The Simon bout will be the
first time Blackburn hasn't
been In Joe's corner and some
mitt critics are inclined TO be-
lieve the champion might be-
come flustered as result.
"Sure Joe'd like TO have me
there" Blackburn said. hut my
absence or nothing else Is going
TO fluster him. He knows what
to do and won't let me down"
Blackburn believes army duty
will add years to Louis tenure
as champion.
There isn't anybody in sight
who stands a chance of licking
Joe" he claims, and with army
life Keeping him in tip-top shape
all the time he should stay at
the top for q long spell"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-27
West Virginia
Wins Hoop Title

NEW YORK - West Virginia
Universisy's Mountsineers-- seeded
At the bottom Of eight eiuos when
the tournament opened--csrried
off the National Invitation Basket
ball championship today after an
uphill hattie which eliminated in
their final round triumph over
Western Kentucky State.
The West vIrginlsns cap
tared the crown NJ Madison
square Garden last night when
tkey defeated the kentuc'tians,
81 IA ts. before 1891 fans.
Creighton university meanwhile
won third place With a 4s-46 vic
tory over Toledo. Bob Gerber. To-
ledo center. set new national ma
jor college individual one-season
scoring mark In this game when he
racked up IL points for a total of
5a2. This surpassed the $50 point
standard REGISTERED by Price Brook
field of West Texas State.