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Evening star., 1943-03-02
S2.07 a Share Earned
By Marshall Field
In Last Year
Result Compares With
$2.36 q Shore for
Preceding Period
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, March 2.-Marshall
Field & Co. reported net income of
1892 1884, equal to $207 a common
chare, for 1912, compared with a
net income of $5,485,942, equal to
$2.36 a common share, in 1941.
Dayton Rubber.
Dayton Rubber Manufacturing
Co. reported net earnings in 1912
were s52l ,053. equal after preferred
dividend requirements to $2.42 a
common share, compared with
S710,291 or $3.50 share in l941.
Dewey e. Almy.
Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.
showed consolidated net profit for
1912 or $533,263, equal to s181 a
common share, against $757,845 or
s257 share in 1941.
Electric Storage Battery.
Electric Storage Battery Co. re-
ported consolidated net income of
s1,997, ops for the year ended De-
cember 81. 1912, equal to 1920 per
share on 907 ,810 shares of stock out
standing. This compares with net
income of $3,3l2,413 for the previous
year, equal to 1884 per share.
r. c. Norberg, president of the
company, said the net income for
1912 was established after provi-
sion for $4,783 ,205 for Federal, State
and foreign income and excess prof.
its taxes.
Homestake Mining.
Homestake Mining Co. and subsid-
iaries reported net profit of $4,416,-
322 in 1912, or $3.50 a share, COM
pared with s5,682 $685., or s2.83 a
share, in 1941.
Allegheny Corp.
The annual report of Allegheny
Corp, top holding company of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway sys-
tenn, showed that after taxes, 1912
met income and gains" fell to
$2,338,443 from s2,843,297 in 1941.
Total 1912 income was $656O,643
compared with $6,29O,S28 the pre-
ceding year, and tax provision was
$145 900, up $4,000 from l941.
Before taxes and security tran
sactions the 1912 net income was
$2,326,701, against $l,933,32 and
$1,754 ,065 was credited to the earned
surplus account (Which was $73,-
264,709 in the red at the years end)
against 1899 ,043 credit for 1s41.
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
Briggs g. Stratton Corp. reported
for 1912 net profits of $1,783,S9
equal to $5.95 share, compared
with $1,l54,759, or $385 a share, in
1941.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Erie Chief Expected
.ICC 10 Approve
Financing Deal
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
John K. Thompson, vice presi-
dent of the Erie Railroad, testified
at an Interstate Commerce Com
mission hearing today that the COM
pany sold s14,OO0,0Oo bonds pri-
vately on the assumption that the
transaction would be approved by
the commission.
Questioned by former Senator
Robert J. Bulkley of Ohio, counsel
for two investment firms. Mr..
Thompson said Erie officers saw no
reason why the sale would not be
sanctioned.
Erie sold the bonds through Nor
gan Stanley & Co. in order to re-
finance a Reconstruction Finance
Corp. obligation.
Mr.. Thompson disputed emphati-
cal'y suggestion by Senator Bulk
ley that Erie dealt with Morgan
Stanley & Co. without discussing
the transaction with other firms.
He added that prompt action was
believed desirable and that market
conditions made competitive bidding
Tor the bonds inadvisable.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
ID. {. Postal Receipts
AT New High Mark
For February
Volume Of S1,0l2,l01
1916 Per Cent Above
Same 1o4l Month
BY EDWARD c. STONE,

Continuing the sharp gains Of last
year and the first month of l943,
receipts at the City Post Office in
for the month and helped set a new
peak for the first two months Of
any year in postal history. POST
master Vincent C. Burke announced
today.
Crossing the 81 ,00c 900 mark for the
sixth consecutive month, February
postal revenues reached $1.012, ,101.57,
compared with $871,31347 in Feb
ruary a year ago, an increase Of
sl40 1870, or 1916 per cent, the re-
port stated. Bad weather late in
January cut down receipts at that
time, but early February quickly saw
the decline made up.
In the first two months of this year
postal receipts in the Capital totaled
$2,045 ,07803, against $l,824 75.96 in
the like period in 1912, substantial
gain of 1921 ,00207. In January City
Post Office revenues totaled $1,032,-
976.46, being 8.42 per cent above the
months total year ago.
Postmaster Burke said that war
boom conditions in the Capital were
mainly responsible for the new
February record. Postal officials are
now predicting that revenues will
cross the million mark every month
this year.
S2.02 Earned on Gas Common.
In the printed annual report sent
to stockholders of the Washington
Gas Light Co. today, President
Marcy L. Sperry states that earnings
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Raids
Continued From First Page.)

rupted ceremonies marking the 10th
anniversary of the Nazi regime. The
German capital was last raided at
night on January II.
! Last nights raid provided a
smashing follow-up to Sunday
nights devastating assault on the
German submarine base at st. Ma
zaire, on which British and Canadian
airmen unloaded more than 1000
tons Of explosives.
Other Areas Previously Hit.
Wilhelmshaven, Nuremberg, Co.
logne and Western Germany had
been hit in that order on the preced-
Fing nights. For the first time since
Friday there was no daylight aerial
;activity over the continent yester-
day, but observers here said this was
only temporary break in the round
( the-clock offensive.
The scope of this offensive was
emphasized last night by Prime
Minister Churchill when he sent a
congratulatory message to Air Mar
shall Sir Arthur Harris, in which he
disclosed that the Raj had dropped
more bombs on Europe in February
than in any previous month of the
war.
Il congratulate you and all the
ranks Of the Metropolitan Bomber
Command upon the very fine rate of
discharge upon Germany, Italy and
other enemy targets achieved during
the month of February" Mr.. Church
Ill said.
TN total volume you exceeded by
half rs much again any previou;
month of the war. February thus
marks quite definite advance, to
which further improvements will be
made"
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Nozis Routed in Leningrod Sector by Timoshenko
Continued From First Page.)

Marshal Tlmoshenko in months and
the campaign was his first impor-
tanc effort at northern fighting in
this war. Previously he had beer
stationed on the Kharkov-Kursk
fronts and on the southwestern
front.
Area Well Garrisoned.
His role in the new offensive was
interpreted here as an indication
the marshal still had Premier
Stains full confidence.
The strength of Germany's 18th
Army has not been stated, but
1zvestia, the government newspaper
reported that numerous German
divisions were defeated east OF Lake
linen"
The 18th Army was known to have
kept the area well-garrisoned with
seasoned fighters who have had q
years rest from action since the
Russians last winter attacked in the
region Of Staraya Russa, which they
approached within rife range.
The current fighting on the front
Is reported to be west Of the Valdai
Hills, which means that the Ger
mans do not have this defense bar
rler from which to operate.
Among the towns recaptured BY
the Red Army were Demvansk,
which had been converted into a
strong fort in the center of a wide
spread defense system; Lychokovo
and Zaluchye.
tThe German high command
communique today acknowledged
evacuation of Demyansk.)
Slush Farther South,
AT Lychokovo the Russians cut the
railway between Staraya Russa and
the railway junction of Bologoe.
Izvestla said the Germans re-
treated quickly in the region of
Demyansk airdrome, and that the
town itself fell after a three-ho,1r
fight.
The retreat of the Germans west
ward indicates either that they are
weaker than last year or that the
Red Army has increased its strength,
with the double encirclement"
threatened by the Russians, mean
ing that they have a force large
enough to form two heavy lines.
1t was the first time this winter
that the Red Army had used the
phrase, and to that threat the spe-
cial communique laid the hasty re-
fYnof Nf tho
Southwark from the south of Orel
to points in the Northern Caucasus
on the Black Sea coast where the
Germans were clinging to their re-
naming positions, slush and water
hampered operations of the Red
Army, but west of Kursk and west
of Kharkov the Soviet troops con-
tinued their mass blows, advancing
into more settlements.
The heaviest German attacks con-
'dnued southwest of Voroshilovgrad,
but the Russians reported their
forces were penetrating Nazi posi-
tions in the Donets Basin as well
as pushing farther west of Rostov.
The worst fighting weather was in
the Northern Caucasus area. where
the soldiers in some places fought
knee-deep in water.
AS the northwestern front Joined
the winter offensives that began
rolling last November 10 at Stalin-
grad, only the Bryansk sector re-
manned outside the scope of the Rus
sian campaigns between the Baltic
and the Black Seas.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Oil Production
| Shows Decrease
| Durinq Week
By the Associated Press,


TULSA, Okla. March 2.-Daily
crude Oil production in the United
States decreased 34.050 barrels to
$3.50 ,075 for the week ended Febru-
ary q, the Oil and Gas Journal said
today.
Texas fields increased $3.50 to
1851 ,450 and Oklahoma 2.750 to
350.450, and the Rocky Mountain
States $40 to l20,375.
Arkansas decreased 200 to $4,000;
California. 1890 to 760,450; Eastern
fields, 1880 to $4,000; Illinois, 5000
to 242,500; Kansas, 10,25O to 306,-
400: Louisiana, 900 to $50;
Michigan, LOO to $500, and Mis-
sissippi. 1,700 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Washington Produce

BUTTER-Local supply situation too un-
certain to quote prices.
LIVESTOCK-Calves.1 1S: lambs, 15.
From Food Distribution Administration.
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
grading stations March 2)-Whites. U. 8.
extras, large, 3S-40: average, 40: U: 8.
extras. medium. 35-37: average, 36h; U. s.
Standards. large, 36-3s; average. 37h;
q. S. standards. medium. 35; u s. trades,
"a. Browns u: s. extras. large. 3x-39:
averase 3sis s 1tsns Standards. asu larse. g..
3s: average. 81: U. S. standards. medium.
35: q s. trades, 34-35; average, BAN.
Nearby ungraded eggs whites 34-35
mixed colors. "a Receipts. Government
Graded eggs. 61O cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Market frm. Fowl,
colored. As pounds. 81; roosters. 5A
pounds, and over, 1920: broilers. under 8
pounds. Is: fryers. "A pounds. 29h.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March 2 GPf.-Late foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain IN
dollars. others in cents):
Canada-Onhcial Canadian Control Board
rates for United States dollars: Buyif1e.
10 per cent premium: selling, ii per cent
premium: equivalent to discounts on ca.
madam dollars in New York Of, buying.
991 per cent: selling. 900 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
ket, gla per cent discount, or 90 O6N
United States cents.
Europe-Great Britain. oficial Bank.
ers' Foreign EXCHANGE COMMITTEES rates..
buying, 4.02: selling, 4.O4 -
29,77; free, 23.77. OF LOO cent: BrsSiI
omciaL 6.06n; free: .b.2On; Mexico, 20 66n.
=, Rates in spot cables unless otherwise n.
dicated. q Nominal
Evening star., 1943-03-02

on the common
stock in 1943
were equivalent
to $2.02 per
share, compared
W ith 1924 q
share in the
preceding year.
Divi de n d S Of
$3.50 per share
were paid on the
common stock.
The company
had 6,594 stock
aolders at the
end Of the year,
half living with
in the service
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Mergenthaler Linotype-30 at Il.
National Bank of Washington-5 at
zoos. S at 1905.
Washington Gas SIS 196O-$1 900 at
129.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Odd-Lot Dealings

PHILADELPHIA. March 2 tRl.-The Sc
curlties Commission re~orted today these
transactions by. customers with odd-lot
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for March /: 5.634 pur-
chases involving 164.1f3 shares 45O1
sales involving l25.SS1 shares including Is
short sales involving I,577 shares.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Weather In Various Cities.

Open up \ new front-your. pock-
etbook. Buy War savings stamps
now.
Evening star., 1943-03-02
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS,
PUBLIC UTILITY,

MISCELLANEOUS
Ter RI & w cp 1st 4As 194S 1924
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Stock Averages
Weather Report


District of ColunblaSomewhat colder tonight
27 moderate
Marvand-Somewhat colder tonight.
Vngnia-SomeWhat colder
Evening star., 1943-03-02
Dividends Announced
"A. P. Wirephoto.

NEW YORK, March 2 LP,.-Dividends
declared.
Accumulated
Evening star., 1943-03-02

'Ex-QlVldeno. DBooKs closed. fPluS eX-
tras. aPaid so far this year. e2% extra.
1885, extra, hiss extra. k20c extra. mS1 so
extra. pPaid in 1942. yS1O extra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Reid, DR.. Reyes
Clash on Fund
Time. 500 rorrtspondent

LANSING, Feb. 26.--HighwaS
Commissioner Reid took issue viii
1t. Gov. keyeS today over the
expenditure of highway funds.
In a speech before Republicans
at last weeks state convention
Or. KeyeS indicated the highway
departments fancy organization
was due 10 the freedom from
appropriativc restrictions.
In an open letter TO the lieuten-
ant governor. Reid said:
Every highway contract and
every purchase must be approved
by the administrative board and
our appropriations are governed
entirely by the legislatures
formula for distribution of gas
oline tax revenues.
THE legislature also sets, as
II does for every other depart
ment, the highway administra-
tive budget. As to your hint
that funds are spent for a fancy
organization, the highway de-
partment today Is the only state
agency in which every employe
IA under civil service"
Keyes said what he meant was
that the department should be
even more open TO public scrutiny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Denns Meet Here
To Pick Leader,
"A Candidate
BY FRANK MORRIS

Gathering in Detroit Tor their
spring convention. Michigan DEM
ocratS today sought a new leader
and a new candidate for governor
in 1914
Ii was the final appearance Of
former Governor Van Wagner in
the role of chief and the end Of
tho dominant Van Wagoner-ken-
lnedy machine
-As the delegates opened their
convention i'm CaSS Technical High
School. il was apparent that no
group will arise from the ranks
in the near future TO repEce the
leadership of the highway depart
ment. which won control of the
party in 1888 and elected Van
Wagner 20 the governorShlp.
County Chairmen from through
out the state held a caucus TO sur
Ivey candidates for governor and
produced these names as possible
standard bears I'M 1914:
sRichard T. FrankenStcen, head
of the aircraft division oil the
UAW-CIO.
. State Liquor Control Commits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

land. Others mentioned include
former Banking Commissioner
Maurice Eveland of Mayville and
Gerald Cleary OF Escanaba.
Highway Commissioner Lloyd
CDutch) Reid will be renominated
but the action may be meaning
less inaSmuch as the Republican
legislature next week IS expected
to abolish the office and empower
Gov. Kelly TO take control OF the
department.
Prof. Edward Mcfarland. former
liquor commission chairman and a
teacher at WaYne University. may
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
2 Billion
ArInaS @NE
Output

General Motors Corporation de-
livered more than $1,000 600, 900 in
war material to the United States
government in 1912. {. L. Wilson,
president, reported today Volun-
tary reduction of prices for the
, first full year OF war production,
however reduced the total to
S1,913,464.090.
Wilson revealed that the corpo.
ration had returned Sl69, It's, Iii
voluntarily, through economies.
Deliveries for January. 1913,
amounted TO 1888. 795, 195, slightly
lower than Decemer.E but higher
than any other month of 1912.
Employment was revealed by
Wilson as still increasing. Total
employment is now 36S.000. about
1900 over the peacetime peak.
Canadian plants have 1922 on the
pay rolls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
u. 5. Postmaster
Here 10 Address
State Dem Meet

Postmaster General Frank c.
Walker arrived here today,
eschewing the political matters
that brought him 20 town, but per
fecuy willing 70 discuss his de-
partment and Us wartime bur
dens.
II feel almost like starting a
be-kind-to-postmaSierS' n &c "
said the eX-nCwSpaperTan and
attorney who addresses the state
Democratic convention tonight.
"After all they've last S1,o00
employees 10 the army. On top
of that. they've been Saddled
with the problems of getting tho
soldier mail through and the
heaviest holiday deliveries IN
history.
Add late trains, and YOU got
q pretty complicated situation"
Walker was elated over the
speedy delivery Of army and navy
mail and the prospective wage
raise for employee
eth be the first one in 10
years" he pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

be the nominee for superintendent
of public instruction.
Supreme Court Justice Burt ID.
Chandler will be renominated,
and the second nominee for the
high tribunal probably will be for
mer Circuit Judge Mark Taylor OF
Hillsdale, who is nov practlcing
law in Detroit.
The partys annual $25 a plate
Jackson Day dinner will be tonight
at the Book Cadillac Hotel, with
Postmaster General Walker deliv-
ering the principal address.
Last night the delegates over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

drafted for governor next year.
but majority agreed that Mich
igan should start now 10 swing
the nation 10 Brown for vice pres
ident.
Besides nominating candidates
for the election April 5 the con-
vention today will elect a new
state chairman TO succeed Charles
S. Porritt, who was the right
hand man of Governor, Van Wag-
oner and former Highway Com
missioner G. Donald Kennedy.
Leading candidate was former
Senator Ernest =. Brooks of Hol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

Commander Conan, a naval
officer since 1921, when he
graduated from Annapolis,
v no has served on battleships,
seen long service IN China and
done naval intelligence work,
he has been made head of the
Dearborn n val Training
School, at the Ford Rouge
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Giraud Frees | 300

LONDON, Feb. 20 (UP).-
Radio France reported from North
Africa today that Gen. Giraud.
French civil and military COM
mander. had released 1900 political
prisoners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

flowed two small banquet rooms
AT the Detroit-Leland Hotel. In
one. Prosecution Bowling, Wayne
County Chairman William M. Don
nelly and former Senator Brooks
were speakers. State Rep. Fred
.Gartner of Wyandotte was toast
master.
Delegates in the other room
heard Joseph M Donnelly OF
Houghton and Labor Commits.
sioner David Martin.
Three Comic Pages every day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

sioner Theodore I. Fry, who
served three terms as state
treasurer.
. Prosecutor William +. BOWL
ing of Detroit.
. Detroit Councilman William
A. ComStock. former governor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
WOULD DRAFT BROWN

Some county chairmen argued
that the party should proceed on
the theory that OPA Administra-
tor Prentiss Nj. Brown can be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

TtHE-iaZgl LaNt Jefferson, at Drexi
flihL open -. free Dishes 20 Ladies.
Retfe DAVIS Ann sheridan THE MAN
NHO ChME To DINNER" Richard Csrt-
son la "IHL AFFAIRS 0f MARTHA"
News Novelty. Pictures After ~ =. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27


oLiLi,Li Open q. Park Free. Csc
TO $50. Clark Gable, Lana Turner in
SOMEWHERE I'll FIND YOU" Plus
"SIN town" Pat Knowles. c, Bennett
BIRMINGHAM HELP RFE A RRINa FH Fo EHo-
Fred Astaire Rita Hayworth "hOl NtRL
NEVER LOVELIER." 7-IO.Oj. STREET
OF CHANCE" s;55 Only. Latest News.
BLOOMFIELD Ave- Y, nlr9 RsT,y
SLEPT HERE" 7.OS-lO.l3 VIM. Lundigan
in SUNDAY PUNCH" sac. Park Free
p00TI-Esst Jefferson, Parkview IL. 1851
DUUlH Errul Flynn, Ronald Reagan an
''DESPERATE JOURNEY" Walt Disney's
"DUMBO," Full-Length Feature In Tech.
BWAY CAPITOL c"sf Con CO. o ,cGs r ~ NJ
Red SHELTON and Ann Rutherford IN
''WHSTLING IN DIME" r.. Young l..
Day in "JOIRNEY FOR MARGARET"
CN VJN-west Dearborn Dr. $50 r
ChLVlN Open $500 p. n. Bette Davis.
Claude Rains in NOW, NolAGEK. -
Plus Lucille Bail and Victor Mature IN
"sEvEN DAYS LEAVE"
cLMCn-7-Mile at Russell Tw. 1-I9ll
OhlLU Open y. NJ. Park Free. Mickey
Rooney, Ian Hunter IN 'NANk AT EJON.'
WINGS FOR THE EAGLE a. Sheridan.
Head Phones for the Hard Of Hearing.
rLMpAJI-8s4s Joseph Campau
Ann gothern in PANAMA RATTLE
Also 'LONE PRAIRIE" Russell Hayden.
Bob willis. Added, Front Line" Shorts.
cApJTnI -7sI5 West Vernon Highway r
I'M llVL Open 20 30 P9rk Free.
Edgar Kennedy, "CKlME sMAsHtR. "
4 rhpI TnN-IsisS Ftnkeii. mr.. Meyers Rd.
IhhLiUN Open 6t5 1ic-25c. Cartoon.
"HAIF WAY TO SHANGHAI" Kent Tay-
Ior MOONLIGHT IN HAVANA A. Jones.
chpMCN-schaefer NJ. Ford Rd. CE. 1910
ChhnLN Open 500. N Rooney, Fred
bartholomew "NANk At EION." Guy
Kibbee "sCATTERGOOD RIDES HIGH
clcluo-F. Dawson at emile Tw. a-OsI1
IholNU open $50 James Ellison and
Tsne WYATT IN ARMY SURGEON. -
DEEP ~ THE HEART On TEXAS"
CACTIE-Hastings at Benton @. $3.50
OhOlLL Open = " and ~ Night
RF%FG.nI TRAIL" Wallace Ford in
mi RDER IVY INVITATION" Penny
Singleton in "BLONDIE FOR VICTORY"
cCNTCp- AZ Grand Blvd. 4
ILNlLh open 10A5 4. N. PARK Frcr.
ATT Journey" Walt piSucyE r hni-
Color Feature Cartoon. -, MBn."
rrNTIpy-ltth and W. Grand Rlvd \
IENlUhI open s:s5 Park Free Rosa
Ind Russell. Brian Ahsrne. NY siSIER'
CHANDI ER-i,arper at ohnl"rrs AR; 500 o.,
Crahbe IN "JINGIF SIREN" 'NlIU
RIIL HtCKOK RtDES," with Constance
Bennett, Bruce Cabot Cartoons Shorts
CINDEREIJA-Esst !sHerso" At Sep.i" :,
p NJ Tyrone Power IN THE BLAZE
Il SWAN" IN Technicolor - NIGHT To
REMEMBER," Loretta Young. y. Aherue
Il CINEMA ---Woodward ~ Columbia, GU. 4os.
Il JlNLnih Continuous II as ". Mark l.
| Moodv's "RAVAGFD EARTH" Real Jal
Atrocities Committed Before Your Eyes
| cIprI C-W. Wafrrn-NIIner Rd. OR. 5000
/ JlhILL Open pm Paved Parking Lot
WINGS FOR I'M EAGLE" with
L Ann sheridan and DCnnis Morgan. Plus
MTG TOWN" Dead En5 Kids
Il ruUC- Detroit-keliy Whittier AR S22
JIVIJ Open 90 Humphrey B0Eart Il
| "AC ROSS INV PACIFIC" Plus JJNIOi
j ARMY Sat. Mat: valley Vanishing Men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

u0TOR CJTV-van Dyke ~ Smile I'D.
MUlVh I'LL John Shelton, Gale storm
Kmg. .'RIDERs or THE TIMBERLINE.'
uypTJ r-seyewseens ssd Myrtle
MIhILL Ginger Rogers. Ray Midland IN
THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR" Plus
Robert Preston. Nancy Kelly Harry Carey
in "PARACHUTE BATTALION.
Md MISUNDERSTANDING Rd.-yan Dyke
NUhiVVN Open $50. Park Free. Enrol
Flynn in '.DESPERATE JOURNEY" Plus
Walt Disney's "DUMBO" IN Teehnicolor.
NOpWIcT-Grand River nj seuthfieid i
NVnVLoi Park Free. Open 6:i5. Last
Times Today: "DESPERAIE JOt RNEh,"
Enrol Flynn, Ronald Reagan. Plus SIN
TOWN" {. Bennett. Last Show Starts 9 80.
NORWOOD TEIENEWS- mr. h''''
BATTLE FOR TUNIsIA' TRIPoLI
FALLS Extra Highlights of our
.'Invasion of North Africa"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

cpINnr-soz4 W. Jefferson VI. 3-Ri7 4
UhhNDE Open 70 Moon 20 Midnight
Lon CLANCY IT., "IHE NJ MMA's TOMB.
Saturday Matinee Cartoon Party !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

ktltkA New show Today, Late Show
10 p NJ. Tyrone Power. Maureen OHara
',BI.ACK SWAN" Plus "A NIGHT 10
REMEMBER," Loretta Young, u Aherns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

BEVERLY; RIveE-oak Eo,, III no $3.50 $40
to $50. Clark Gable, Lana Turner in
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