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Evening star., 1943-04-04
An Insignificant Germ
Lays Low the Colony
Measles Rears Its Blotchy Head
10 Hit Actors and Agents Alike;
Phantom May Not Be Repulsive

head, builtup cheekbones and dis
tended nostrils. He was anything
but pretty
Rains Phantom will not dupli-
cate Chaney's-that is sure-one
reason for it being that the story
has been changed to bring in new
element. In the 1943 version the
character is normal to begin with.
Then acid is thrown in his face and
he is horribly burned. In Chaney's
day he was just horrible-for no
apparent reason.
The arguments now center on
whether Rains should be unpleas-
ant-looking but not repulsive, or
whether Jack Pierce. the makeup
man on the picture, should give the
customers the full treatment. He,
incidentally, can hardly wait for a
decision in his direction. For tbs
last few months he has been haunt
Ing the Morgue, taking notes on
nasty abrasions. He considers this
assignment the opportunity to crown
70 years of monster-making.
Rains himself prefers conserva-
tive touch, but will do what his
bosses decide. The only thing he
demands is that he be able to
! talk in his natural voice He will not
consider any creation which will
distort his lips.
Sleep we'll. kiddies!
The problems of a child star: Mar
| garet O'Brien has been asked to play
| her original role in a forthcoming
Screen Guild radio show of Journey
Tor Margaret" All well and good.
Watch That Script.
/ But Margaret is only 6. She has
| just begun her elemental schooling
| and, as yet, does not know how TO
/ read. When she goes on the air,
! therefore. she will have memorized
40 speeches in the script and the
40 cues ahead of those speeches so
that she will say the right thing
into the mike at the right time.
With her will be Billy Severn. aged
5, who will learn half as many cues
and lines as Margaret.
/ Woe be unto any one who changes
that dialogue!
The makers of Air Force" have
at last seen the light on military
films. There may be better pictures
from Hollywood before the war is
over, but this one, at least, is real.
The guys wear uniforms as if
they hadn't just gotten them from
the wardrobe department. Their
dialogue is serious. sentimental,
funny-just at the moments when
any man would feel those moods.
Above all, they do not make their
work secondary to their love inter-
ests. When they speak of women. it
is in normal way. When they
fight, they forget the gals they left
behind them and do their jobs.
This is refreshing. Too often,
Hollywood has used a submarine
attack OF a fight of Zeros merely
ac an fXcI1ca for clincb
Evening star., 1943-04-04
AGENTS Run Wild
AS Mexican Turtle
Arrives on Scene
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Top publicity story OF the week
and the boys must have been work.
ing overtime on this one:
Laurel and Hardy recently pur-
chased a mammoth turtle in Mexi-
co. The beast is to be used in their
forthcoming Don QuiXote" One or
both OF them will ride it.
For some reason (easily ex-
planned by any press AGENT the
thing has been named ''Laha." You
get it: The first two letters of each
of the comedians names.
The topper land least believable
part of the story is that Laha is
being fed vitamins at present so
that he will be fit for his film debut.
And they wonder why Hollywood
writer's 60 crazy!
Evening star., 1943-04-04
No Profit Therefrom

Oliver (Babe) Hardy-the stout,
dignified one-says his garden is a
victory for everybody but himself
I'VE have tomatoes because Mrs.
Hardy is fond of them" he said
The bantam corn is for her mother.
I grow yellow squash on account of
the cook, onions for the man at the
gas station and our lawyer, Ben
Shipman, gets most of the beans and
peas Only thing I grow that 1 like
are yams. I eat two of those each
Christmas and they poison me and
I'm SICK for week
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Veteran Boy Wonder
Splits a Hair
HOLLYWOOD,

HOLD WOOD.
Orson Welles listens to record
ing of song for the picture, It's
voice test for the girl, who, if ap-
proved, will sing in Jane Eyre
Wont do" says Welles. You've
got girl singing an Italian song
with an American accent. 1t should
be with an English accent"
What do you suggest?" replies
the music department man acidly
IAN English girl singing in Italian
or an Italian girl singing with an
English accent?'
Don't complicate it," storms the
great man. Just get girl to sing
an Italian song with an English ac-
~
Evening star., 1943-04-04

male shortage. In Lets Face It,"
Bob gets more than his usual share
of love-making. He is beyond 40
and getting little bit bigger
around the waistline. But who
cares?
Paramount's Bing Crosby is a
couple Of years younger than Hope,
but Bing, the father of four boys
and as such extremely late on the
Evening star., 1943-04-04

some Arturo de Cordoba in the love
spot opposite Luise Rainer in Host
ages. There is also tough-guy-
WITH heart f-gold William Ben
dix. There is Sonny Tufts, who is 80,
and apparently not on the calling
list of the draft.
And there is Bob Hope. While
there's Hope there's nothing much
to worry about in the way of a
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Joke No Longer

The Hays office wants fewer eat
ing scenes in movies these days and
has practically banned the banquet
except for period movies, Studios
were notified of this necessity to
mirror the times via memos this
week. Jokes about food, rubber and
gas have also outlived their use
fulneSs. it was added.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Greer Disapproves

Because Greer Carson couldn't see
eye to eye with Albert Levin on The
way Madame Curie' should be in
terpreted. Levin was relieved of di-
rection on that film. Substitution
of Mervyn lie Roy will probably
mean a start from scratch, with
three weeks of expensive shooting
discarded.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
WEDNESDAY

"WhiStling in Dixie
and UNDERGROUND
Agent
Ida Luplno and
Dennis Morgan in
The Hard Way.
Next Time We Love"
and
AT the Front
Fred MacMurray and
Paulette Goddard in
Forest Rangers
James Cagney in
Evening star., 1943-04-04
SUNDAY
George Wa shingtor
Slept Here and Old
Chisholm Trail"

IDA Lupino and
Dennis Morgan in
The Hard Way"
Claudette Colbert and
Joel McCrea in The
Palm Beach Story"
Paul MUM and Anna
Lee i'll Commands
Strike at Dawn
Claudette Colbert and
Fred MacMurray in
Palm Beach Story" "
Evening star., 1943-04-04


The Truck Busters
and
Bandit Trail
To be announced.
Humphrey Bog art and
Ingrid Bergman IN
Casa blanca.
Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch and
City Without Men. "
James Cagney in
Yankee Doodle
Dandy
Jimmy Lydon in
Henry Aldrlch,
Editor"
China Girl
and
Cat People /"
Silver Queen and
Don Winslow of
Coast Guard
Foreign Agent" and
"Hoppy Serves a
Writ
Idaho"
and
Mug Town.
Carole Lands
in
Powers Girl
Leslie Howard
in
"Mr. W
Carole Lands
in
Powers Girl"
"Outlaws of Pine
Ridge and
Truck Busters. -
The Great 1mper-
sonation" and
. prairie Gunsmoke. "
Seven Miles From
Alcatraz" and
Great Gildersleeve "
Paul Mum and Anna
Lee in Commands
Strike at Dawn"
"One of Our
Aircraft Is
Missing.
Johnny Doughbov"
and Secrets Of the
Undereround.'
Down in Sa int
Diaeo" and
The Roundup"
James Craig and
Patricia Dane in
Northwest Range "
Brooklyn orchid
and
Red River Valley ="
Georce Brent and
Priscilla Lane in
Silver Queen
Journey fCr Ma re a :
ret and Tales Of
Manhattan.
Richard Dix and
Leo Carrillo in
"American Empire. "
Street OF Chance"
and Careful. Soft
Shoulders. "
When Johnny Comes
Marching Home and
Omaha Trail"
Strictly in the
Groove and
Hie hways by Night"
Fay BANTER in
Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch"
"Scattergood Survives
a Murder" and
Dead Mans Gulch, "
The Parachute
Nurse" and
Roaring Frontiers. "
Evening star., 1943-04-04
TUESDAY
"Whistling in Dixie
and UNDERGROUND
Agent

"Whistline in Dixie"
and UNDERGROUND
Agent
Ida Lupino and
Dennis Morgan in
The Hard Way"
Claudette Colbert and
Joel McCrea in The
Palm Beach Story.
Paul Mum and Anna
Lee in Commands
Strike at Dawn.
Claudette Colbert and
Fred MacMurray in
Palm Beach Story.
Sa bu, Maria Montez
and Jon Hall in
Arabian Nights.
Arabian Nights"
and
In This Our Life "
Humphrey Bogdrt and
1ngrid Bergman in
"Casab blanca
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Graham

Continued From Page ELL
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
MONDAY

MONDAY
George Wa shington
Slept Here" and "Old
Chisholm Trail
Ida Lupino and
Dennis Morgan in
The Hard Way"
Claudette Colbert and
Joel McCrea in The
Palm Beach Story"
Paul MUM and Anna
Lee in Commands
Strike at Dawn
Claudette Colbert and
Fred MacMurray in
Palm Beach Story"
Paul Mum and Anna
Lee in Comm andos
Strike at Dawn.
Arabian Nights
and
IN This Our Life y
Humphrey Rogart and
1ngrId Bergman in
Casa blanca.
James Craig in
'SeVen Miles From
AlcatraZ,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-19
Navy Flavor
oDuke Mem,
For Grid Year

Durham. Aug. l9.--An aImos, all
Nav schedule iUY Duke Universi,v'.
l9l3 grid season is announced hy
Acting Director al Athletics Ed-ir
Cameron.
Seven al eight opponents are Navy.
IN NavN-a!iiliated school, or service
organizations. Nine games we'll hn
played. beginning September 10. ,x,
Of them with the University of tur,p
Carolina.
FIVE home games arc ON the DuI;c
card.
The schedule:
SeptcmD," Scamp LcJeun
Marines (NcW River, n. c.. at Dur
ham.
September 25-Univcrsi,y of Rich
mo"d, at Durham.
Octobc" 2-Carolina Prr-Fliynt N,
Durham (Navy Day..
Octubc. 81. $. Naval Ac. denny
at Baltimore. (NigI: Cameo.
October l6-tarolinu al Durham
(t'irSt Cameo.
br;ubrr 2:i-DpCn.
October % Georgia Tech at Al
l;nia.
Ncvrmbe: G-N. c. State at RAJ
leigh.
November l3-UnivcrSity of Vir-
Ginia al Durham.
N"v'mbcr Carolina II Cua,,r'
li'll, tS"cund Camel.
The ::.rur witt line Nav =; E.L,;-
more wili hr the r,r.i ,ualr..r,.,,
ioi' Ia" iWn teams 81 a. 1891. nd
VIII mark The beginning uI :. iurr,.
year contract. Most vrI. Duke viii
meet Way II !AEnapDlr. and in Igi,
HE Middle "Il! play N Dui:r siad:-
uIl.
No: :;incc 1890 have Virainia on
Dukc played. Virginia. like Duiir. A..
i Navy VIZ TRAINING" program.
This yea contest will Toe lh,. rIv-
Eenih straight between Duke and
Georgia Tech.
he last time Duke played the Uni
VcrSliy uf Richmund WAS in 1927
The Navy Dukes opening upp,-
neniS, the Camp LcJclmc Marines
count among their number some ~
,!"nally known college and profess
Siuna! STAR. II is rcp1rtrd
For HE FIRST limo in MACY years,
Wake Forest and Davidson ai,. pre-.
vented by IN" war from appearing ON
the Duke schedule. Other war-cauSed
cancellations from the original Schc-
duel I"cludc Pittsburgh. Colgate and
Vanderbilt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-19
EZsi.- IN NEW ROLE
IN SECURITY BOARD

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-19

BIG NiGHT--T!iv town Of Dunn
TINS "ea! varies III" custom Of big
day ever vear and VIII instead
stage big night" on September II.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-19

'cra>i1H :. completion a. TIC r..,...
car oi perfect attendance al the R,-
.n'E club, but in typical Dunn S,vIn
''e whole communi;" il ralIyin..
HEouhd to help the Rutarians cole
otn'" adequately. y citvv.I,i. =.
h'i''ct mas been appointed :, nui
"\e' the affair ana invitations. b;,..
p,ch -: will be issued /, y;pyrr:I
"fi"tcd BIZ; shots in state ana ,.,-
""hal government, circles.
AABASSADOR-liuu W, .r..
i,'is' 'm!l.Sr ambassador 80 ,hr
..;.' " "",'Hi, has accepted an n
,..',,,,, So. " d"!iNCr U.r prlnripu
=. in ~ hN!'2'i-a ~as pu,.s.i -.
" ,'.' "hinIN>;sA'.r .hgCign the u:lir,.
"I H"Tcnor BruU%h;rr. .ud :or ,,-
'sp'ahcr came tnruuph the san.
'haniiei. Wh,n the Dunn Iur; -.
'i>:iins the don't bait thcir heck -.
liunuWS.
HE.ANS-!n striking r,n,r.s: 8,
'.r H. "2dC;c ID" government prrn-
c.;S ~ Tin marketing of q. .ir.,,,..
"II:'" P"'algcS and tobacg,, Sc
mountain bean crop Stems T. Lu,.,
Dc"n satisfactorily nuadlrd. Rru.,r:
it'n III" ASE2-W"tauga sector hoy
ui-i iai"cr" hIrC averaged - III =
Ou$h'i. "i,n"ui hampers. ON ai.c,i,.,
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VI !''r". 10" We DCGa ha!I,;, AID
ny Graduated rl'n':a:.s 80 that beans
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-19
Zion Official

+ &" n College. Aug. I9-Charlcs
APPEL oi Bc"ca College Bcrca. Ken
lucky, mas recently been appointed
DuSlnI>S manager OF F.lun College.
Mr.. APPEL will assume his duties at
Elnn % August %.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-19

l0fS IIclpS-Hlgy inGc Horc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-19

STQCkS-Onc of thc Thugs the
securities division OF Inc secretary ,!
states office is watching CLOSELY
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-19

4 very attractive SC: q. a
surprisingly low price. Re-
member. too. thai your old
furniture viii help pay 10!
i. Sc; offers tables ana
fOur chairs.
Liberal TERMS
ARRANGED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Stocks
nGVeER
NJ Start

NEW YORK. Feb I CUP).--
Stocks and bonds opened irrcgu-
lar IN qmct dealings today Cotton
futures were 3 points higher to 8
lower.
Price change, mostly were frac-
tlonal and bic blocks generally
were limited 10 less prominent is
sues.
Packard Motors opened 5000
shares al ga. unchanged; Radio
Corporation. l2C0 al 6'2. up is
and equal 30 Ills high, Aimour Il
Co, 1000 az 4. unchanged. L. $
Realty 1000 an is, unchanged;
International Telephone 1000 az
rs, unchanged, Continental Bak-
ing, =. 500 M So. up = and a new
high; Ward Baking b, 1000 az
rs. up and a now high; Ameu-
can Radiator, 900 az Z. UNI
changed; Continental Motors,
1000 AZ as. unchanged; Cont
mental oil. 1000 at 2S'g up *;
United Corporation, 1000 al Is
unchanged. and n. y Central
900 at 12as. unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Teach Motor Mechanics

Motor mechanics courses for
young women, covering class and
shop work in the assembly and
diSassembly OF the automobile
motor. the operation ofthe cool
ing, braking. fuel and ignition
systems, and automobile upkecp
and maintenance viii be taught
AT International Center Branch
YWCA by l.. J. Croteau and L.
NJ. Bartholomew OF the Henry
Ford Trade School on Thursday
evenings. beginning February q.
Similar courses for beginners
and advanced students in motor
mechanics will be. taught by
Lucy Thurman Branch YWCA
by Charles F.. Stephens Of the
garage department; ke,sA Meteor
Company, and Mrs. Stephens.
Young women who want 10
know something about aviation
are invited to register for the
new course in Aviation Pre-
flight training which opens at
International Center Branch Of
the YWCA on February Q. The
course is directed by Miss Le-
more Grabowsky, a public school
teacher, licensed pilot and mem-
Der Of the Civil Air Patrol. In
Struction covers types Of planes.
principles of flight. elementar6
navigation and information ID ~,
signed 10 give women a better
understanding of flying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
CdrmeIita Landry
Sweeps Skate Titles

SCHENECTADY. y. y, Feb. |
UNSl Dick Werner OF Paterson.
n. j., and Miss Carmeliia Landry
of Fitchburg. Mass. today added
the New York State Speed Skat-
ing championships 10 their many
laurelS.
Werner captured the mems
senior title by winning the 440-
yard event and finishing second in
the 30 and SSO-yard races amass-
ing total Of 10 points. Miss
Landry scored a clean sweep in
the three women'S senior races
living up 20 her title Of National
and n orth American champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
RAILS LIQUIDATED

From what can gather, insur-
ance companies and some other
large institutional investors, inter
eSted chiefly in long-term results
have been liquidating railway
holdings, on the theory that the
anticipated phenomenal expansion
in air transportation and in high
way transportation will adversely
affect railway earnings. Said one
interested party 10 me yesterday
The minute / am convinced the
war Is nearing an end, I'll dump
all rail securities on the market.
His reasoning may be sound
But this writer is convinced that
the great bulk of domestic trans
portation for years 10 come will
evolve upon our railroads, not
airplaneS or trucks.
Nothing in war developments
has induced this writer 10 alter
his year-old prophecy that hostil-
ties in Euyope would end in 1913.
Capitulation Of Italy seems near.
We are within sight OF the begin
ming of the end of the Axis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

and l came away with miNc'
feelings and a choking sensation
IA ny throat.
IVc seen lot Of outfits with
loyalty and spirit, but never
have l seen an esprit dc corps
which will equal that of the old
Union Guardian Trust gang.
And when Ernie listed some
Of the happier events and the
little personal incidents which
had marked his long career with
the trust company and said his
final farewellS 10 staff that
probably never again would as
semble intact, there wasn't a
dry eve in the room.
Yes. in the closing OF the
Union Guardian Trust Company,
this city lost more than Just an
instituton-it lost n civic asset.
And the Goodfellow Fund lost
It's Guardian Angels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Consider Soldiers in Postwar Planning

In his recent unCFnsoed before the round table AT
baltimore council governments William Nj eers
rubber administrator Sagcy rccommended
n country that's functOnhg
not one Is a founder
similarly Frederick C. Crawford Cleveland induStriaist and
president Association OF Manufacturers IN recent
L. wisely suggested that The people give
fun consideration of fighting men IN any planning
for postwar world!
entitled voice that desire nave
declared They will have won the war
fighting, the bedIng ana
hcng every thing that counts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Youth Thinking About Future While in Service

But that is something different from putting over non
canceabe changes the young men are away ana te
DHIbtless these young not living in vacuum al
present but thinking studying about the future "e "
military service. l. =. ,on,r;h,te 70 q
Stayathomos opportunity also TO contribute 10
hotter solution OF postwar problems but unless aboey
sarv should irrevocabe decisions Tor me u.u ~.
the fighting openly participate IN the DISCUSSIONS anu "
As morale fighting in addition TO pure e9e ~
and desirable warriors Soulo
encouraged to leisure time in part for study ana serious
rpadinC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

iii''4ilf NiNHlfN " W. ~ 49, 'N'f A"'s VI
50 80 a share, as against Sl3,267,-
9SS. or $3.50 share in the previ-
Gus year.
"And during that period, sales
increased threshold 10 a record
S459, 1863, 600" Brcech added.
Brccch explained that the ire
mendouS increase in volume, plus
efficiency advanccmentS, made the
price reductions possible despite
higher labor and material costs.
"At the same time. we decided
Ia reduce our profit margins"
ne added
Price reductions totaled Sl23,-
066, Geo September 50 and At
the year end, another 500, 100000
was refunded.
In order to maintain proper re-
serves, tho company decided 10
reduce the devidend rate from 81
to - cents on the December 80
payment.
Pointing to the pressing need
for Bendfx built products, Breech
revealed that a modern bomber
contains more than 80 devices
manufactured in BendiX plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Little Fellows
Beginning to
Invade Market
Stocks Selling Under $40
Most Active in Recent
MiIIion-Shsre Days
BY r.. c. FORBES

The public. the little fellows, "
are beginning to invade the stock
market.
Thrice last week transactions on
the New York Stock Exchange
exceeded 100000 shares.
This new activity springs. not
from wealthy heavyweight institu-
Itional or individual investors. but
from little spectators, as is clearly
revealed by the fact that day after
day the big majority of the most
active issues are those selling well
under SO a share.
The original John d. Rockefeller
told me that when he was strenu-
touSfy striving 10 get toehold in
the business world he borrowed
every dollar upon which he could
| lay hands, that he took all kinds OF
chances. But after he became rich
he invested his millions most con-
spTNatiNelV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Bay City Athlete
In Army Air Corps

BAY CITY, Feb. Jimmy
Miller, 10, well known high school
and Junior college athlete, was IT
Florida today starting life as ar
army aviation cadet Jimmy IS
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John W
Miller. 113 North Grant street
and follows into the service q
brother, John Jr. with a hospital
unit i'm the Southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULZ
Financial Editor

Tomorrow, Ernest {. Harris
takes over as resident vice proSi-
dent Of the Federal Reserve
Bank OF Chicago. with offices
here.
lisa BIG iob and an important
fob. bar Id hct everything ! own
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Apples, Baldvins. No. 1 STA
4 % bu. Delicious, fancy. S2.75p3 bu
No. /, 81 1902; No. 2. 81 80. Mcintosh.
fancy S20225 bu; 80 I. 81 50G 1.T5
No. 2 75chSl: Greenings fancy, Sl.b0
bu 30. I e0C q 81 - Northern SpyS
fancy. 81 25a25O bu No. /. 81 5O12
No. 2. 75c ISL. SHOWS, fancy. Si.35 bu.
No. 1. g0cNl.i5 No q 80 n 75c. iona
thans fancy 81 bu. No. l. 81 25H 10
No. z, 7jc; Steeles Red, fancy. 81 bu.
no. ! 81 2SGfI7a
LETTUCE MD SALAD GREENS
French Endve fancy 81 5-lb box; No. !,
VEGETABLES. MISC. 90 Beets. topped
No /, &ia1 % bu. No. 2. 75msCC Cab
bage No. !. Si1i25 bu No. 2 75c
Red Cabbage fancy, S22A bu.; 80. T.
Si.5Oa2 No. ?, t125. Carrots. topped
fancy. 81 a. bu. No. l. xi75H2; No. 2
lSIHi25 CELERY Root No. l. 81 T5n2 2
bu Celery Cabbage No. l. 1925 bu
Horseradish. fancy. 50 bu.. No J. 81 Boa
81 No. g. 50 LeekS. No /, Sia 80 doz
bchs onions. dry. fancy 81 - 50-lb
sacks: No. 4, 81 50ul 10. No. 2. Si.25
IParsnips, 30 I, S1750225 bu; No. ?
Isl % Parsley Root No. I. 1920 y
I bU No 2. 81 Potatoes, No. 1. 50 40 q
\ 2 so. 1O0-ih sack No. 2 $1,000 !. ~
Radishes dollhouse No. J.. soc don. hchs
Black Radishes. No. I, 81 bu. Rhuba n
dollhouse fancy, go n csc, BIB. box; choice
soc. small 81 doz bchs Rutabagss
INo T. 7scdt bu No 2 soc.
SQUASH Hubbard fancy 81 hu; No. !
II 81 50RI75; No. 2 75c Turnips topped
No. /. Siai50 bu Vegetables oysters
mo. I. T5cg 81 dor. behs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Cpl. John BedsIey
Weds Nashville Girl

MIAMI. Fla, Feb. I GNS).-
Cpl. John Beasley, ST Louis Cardi-
mails 1912 World Series hero. was
back al his studies at the Miami
Beach Army Air Force School to-
day after one-day honeymoon
with his bride. the former Miss
Carolyn Frey OF Nashville. Tenn.
Beasley and Miss Frey, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Frey Of
Springfield. Tenn. were married
Saturday night in Fl Lauderdale.
Fla. They returned 10 Miami
Beach and spent the day there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Plan Bus, Cab Cuts

Bus and taxicab operators are
working on plans TO submit to
Transportation Director Joseph
b. Eastman for curtailment OF
their mileage by as much as 30
per cent. The plans in this arel
are 10 be submitted by February
p TO the ODT regional office
here.
Eastman has ordered the bus
and cab companies TO be ready
for a slash II gasoline or rubber
shortages made IL necessary on
short notice. Eastern operators
must get their plans in by Feb
ruary <.
Three plans will be surveyed,
one for 10 per cent cut. another
for 20 and the third for 30.