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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hu crates I = Va
2, IN. minimum unless otherwise rstsd.
good. 81 75O2 -. few best s. D,lfciou.
few 50 sSH37s Northern spy, q 80
40, fair 70 generally good 81 ssa2 few
fine quality high 80 81 - See REDS 81
Delicious fancy ss-12S. s,259a7s .s,ys
fancy. sf-i35s 81 T5at75 Washington
ou. basket, Winssaps q, in minimum,
combustion EXTRA fancy srd fancy, 81 as
ASPARAGUS California pyramid crates
dozen lunches fancy s. Snus Extra
fancy. IS i0TS25. loose stock medium
81 500 ~ Georgis crates dor punches
Colossal. s. 75us rs fancy. s. so.
20 DOS, 81 soa2 - fair quality 20 800.
kvocApos cas-, rat. Fu.r,, 20 so..
BEETs Texas II crates , doz. punches.
CABBAGE-New stock: Ford. Sob.
sacks round. 81 50 poor lower
crates dor s. 5Ou , %. TeVas lbs Al.
geles crates 4 dozen punches S3a32s: 50.
N sacks few 81 jo02 IN. basket g.
CAULtFLOWER- CaHforris pony rates
CELERY Florida 1917. crates trimmer
tops individually washed - 81 2S03 81:
si0s. 81 5oat Xxx hsv 2s43 So.
Pascal - dozen. 81 75a' IS ana
cUCUMRERs Hothou.e Indiana ho...
1 don ks. 81 so eStrs fancy $3.50
a q
Il ~ ohio boxes ! dozen fancy S21nT
EsCARoLE Texs, y crates s7sa2
GRAPEFRUIT Florida Wirebound boxs.
? 50; TeNs. Marsh sssdi.ss conSins,to,
grade. all sizes wire bound boxes. 81 Snq
? 40 Marsh Pinks standard boxes So 90:
na,'sd rn npTss 81 33at 49, -,
zons, all section, 5-doz.. tid5s5: 4-doy
IS 25d6; ordinary, 50 asa 80
LEAF EFT u c f Hothouse 10Th.
bskts Ohio. Michigan. 80
MUSHROOMS pints I=1o2r.
Michigan OTIS. t0mt5c.
ONIONS Michigan 5o-lb. sacks. Y.nors.
RANGEs-Californl, .,d boxes Nsv.,s
ss27. all sizes; Fiorids wiz. hound ho1s,
combination grade Valencias and pine.n.
pies. hest 81 80 80 mostly 1874; No
2 grade, S3d3.75 y box bags combination
grade few sales some fair tfHi7S
PEARS Oregon hox D'Anjous sx,r,
fancy. so.iso'r s5a5.5o fancy. All esiscs..
PEPPERs- Mexican ~ In. cr, Ca
Wonders Slodii. "Choice'E fair tsaa
POTATOES i00-b sacks Main, ...
tctsd seed - 3Tdt3s; Maine certified
bler', So 10. Tsbl. stock: Man. ~ s M.
/ size a, various varieties So-lh. SACKS,
Sis3 ISM. sacks SIC.
sHATLoTs-L Louisiana barrels fair 20
IS 20. S-doZ. 81 Is.
sPfNACH-Tsxas hu hsk,s 81 ,o1r
! 20: cartons i-doI. cellophans BAGS washed
spinach 1O-nz 81. rs
TRAwBERRIEs- Floridav Mi,sionarys
20 pint cris Sli, poorer low a. 50 n
SWEET y POTATOES 81 Pr q crts y g.
No I Porto Ricsn vans Louisana ts %:
North Carolina bu. hskts. Porto Rtosn
Yams 81
TOMATOES fo.In. cartons. rsp,es, me.
dun s2is. small 81 IS
RrTARAGAs-c anads Sold. sseka
waxed, 81 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Conservative
Note Sounded in
Buying Of Rails
By II. {. FORBES

Skyrocketing railway earnings
have melted swarms of specu-
lators 10 buy the shares, second
grade and thirteenth grade bonds
of many roads. New price peaks
have been scaled.
Since the supreme court en-
dorSed ices wiping out OF COM
mon and preferred stocks of ut
terly bank rupt systems, the
penny issues which formerly al
lured lots Of neophytes into the
market have lost popularity and
.buoyancy, whereas bonds Of COM
panies under reorganization have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Paper Production
Approaches 90 PIT.

NEW YORK. April : - Paper
production IN me week ended
March = was s97 per cent com
pared with SS4 per cent In The
preceding week and 1924 per cent
~ the week ended March Is. 1912.
according 10 The American Paper
and Pulp Association index ~ mill
activity Papcrboard production
V8s cqu3l 20 - pCr cent %! ca.
pacIty compared with 81 per cent
r 'he preceding week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

While some roads have resumed
and others increased dividends,
the 1912 total of 1896 100000 was
only 100000 above l9il and
represented a return Of less than
= per cent on total capital and
surplus. Perhaps still more inn
portant. the ICC has set face
against wholesale dividend expan-
sion. is sternly urging that adj
vantage be taken of todays alb
normal profits 10 cut down bond
and other Indebtedness. Less than
half of our major systems paid
any common dividend last year,
whereas solvent system Topped
off fully S3OO,OOO,000 from their
Ipht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Motor Wheel
Earnings Rise

LANSING. April 5-Despite the
fact that the Motor Wheel Corp.
paid out S3.452, 465 in federal
taxes, il reported today that for
the first six months ending Dec.
81. 1qi2. the company earnings
totaled Sl126 S9i7
Officials said that this repre-
scented substantial increase over
the same period for the previous
year when tho company earnings
was Sqi9.22i Earnings for the
FIRST >iX months Of the current
fiscal year amount to $l33 per
share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Operated by Winch

Col Evans emissions the glider
as being released from the ship
by means OF a winch. pulled in
by The same device II would
carry a 500-pound bomb radio
and a powerful sesrchlight The
radius Of It's activity depends
only on the speed Of the ships
and the lenght Of the tow line
Col. Evans would design the
glider so that IL can be carried
aboard ship with wings folded
or can hang over the sterns OF
the ship If necessary Last week
he gave his views on the new
submarine weapon IN radio
address from Seattle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Convert Sugar Plant
Into Die Cast Foundry

BAY CITY. April 5-Use Of the
idle West Bay City sugar plant as
a die cast foundry has been an
nounced by Dow Chemical Co,
Midland, which has purchased the
property.
? Located near the Dometal plant
in Patterson avenue, the property
VIII be converted as rapidly as
possible and several hundred men
put 20 work. according 10 COM
pany officials who added perhaps
81 600 600 will be spent on the
project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Barron S Business
Index Moves Higher

NEW YORK. April . Tho
physical volume Of business In the
week ended March 7 advanced %
134 from 1883 lu the preceding
week. according 20 Barron IndoN.
adjusted FOR iorE-'erm industry
and population growth This com
pared win February u oak oi l35 I.
4 year ago THIS !ndcN waS ~ 1885
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Canadian Loddings
Up 10 Of, 989 Cars

OT'TA,,A. April Loadings on
Canadian railroads during the
week ended March u toialed 66
$50 cars compared with 6219l IN
tho previous week and o. 800 Ton
fhcukc week asst year. according
20 tho Dominion Bureau 81 Sta.
fI-iIrs Total 'oadnCs Tor the year
70 March - 'otATed 774.979 cars
against 7o7 POS n 'he Like loi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
EARNINGS

Montana Power Go. pamphlet report for
1857 SHOWS "a H't SOS fHf
sf'er SHOVE rtf income .. SIS zps gIs
s"fr '-tf.aI .u.e 'aK-- The rst s
eg4at .r 90 Cr0.a . sha'- .n frt common
STOCK TrF compares 70 'r 81 5l5 5H1 or
81 % corr ~ % sGsrs 10 1911
Pric. Bros. Co.. limited reports Tor
1912 = not 49, rf q. or $50 affsf
g. ~ G0t f.r income ard sy.rsH f's
taSa csc. 'g.a. s. 90 Share .- me
common Ils con- pa-fs win 81 1sf tf1
~ s. % Tr"r Ers-s .f 1888 Arrr
taxes rr rro~.e we're 5000,
Fnuon Trust o. .urgIo, and undivided
Tt"'F af EtfN .tts aW Fl.
- tsf t.t trf Fs f.-F4l "a.
De- i-. srt WIN - ssss~ OIL
Poor a c. spd sub..dIar.es> rep"rt frr
-sa1 re- Dr.f' ~ f-rf ls9 fIIa
&l4aa share ~ 'ff r'as y 4tr DO This
con pares v.h rV 1881 ~ y'HI -Ft
equs urder paste 81 ts f.hy'Firrf 90
SHARES tc g vs. snare IN. Csc. .fr 1. r ac
Ciso sur Cass = shares Fe1sra ara
Canadian income and fR.faF f- ffF '1rre
N 1852 sfuoIrfff 90. 81 els '.H after fs
Quoting $50 500 postwar src srt $50
mn fer' retrrTer' rrf- la tsit Hrtt
taxes aFErsEstsf 81 49, Hts
A~ps steel 60 IMPORTS fof tgt1 nsl
rfaff 81 a. -s1 vi affef pr". 90 = .fH
fes Per rrrtirEerr.nF sFsa. f.. t.
srare Trs C0Tps'es Win ,. fff f'
tefa . FfA-s o lfs Ff1srs s07 tFr4
s'ar 'rerrf srf trrrsf rf0rfs tFFar ri
FeAr s~ rte. fr Sc ufF f-f afflr sf.
s-------- ~ TrfE1-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
I'd Quarter Rail
Traffic 10 Top 1912

NEW YORK, April 5-Railroad
freight traffic in the second quar-
ter of 1913 will total 9.i70439 cars,
an increase Of 2i2 per cent over
the like 1912 period. according 10
estimates compiled by 13 regional
shinDerS advisory boards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Climbing!
N. Y. Curb Seat at 81 500,
Highest Since 1882

NEW YORK. April 5-Arrange'
mentS had been completed for the
sale of a New York Curb En-
change membership at $500, ar
increase Of $500 over the pre-
ViOuS transaction.
This is the highest price paid for
a curb membership since Dec, y
1899. when il sold for $500
Current market is $4,000 bid
SIS. 500 offered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Detroit Stocks
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April 5 GNsl HOGS
~ ono ioc - iic lower top SIS SIS. bulk
60als So: heavy, SIS son 1873. me
dAm SIS So IS s. y light. SiHh0H ~ 81
light Nights St535Bl565; packing sows
SIS 2tTi5 80. PIGS Si3T ~ -
CATTLE II 600, steady. ca YES
0o0 steady Beet Scets-Choice Sisd
II - medium Si3 50 fNis yearnngs 81
~ 2f Butchers HeNers SiI dl6 10
cows tilu1t75, buus N2Hl II IS. calves
Ssfii6 feeders Sii " S0. Stockers
steers ti2Hl6 cow ana heifers, 500
- 30 lA-t.
SHEEP 0oO SjFRdF. lambs tl6d
"a 80. common Sl4ei1A rs, YearungsA 81.
Hif - feeders. SIS 50f IS 90, ewes. -
10 y 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Beth. Steel Output
Sets March Record

NEW YORK. April ; - +. G
c. race, president of Bethlehem
Steel Co. announced production Of
stool in tho company's plants ir
MarChIcachcd a new high reCorc
Of l.lt 500 tons exceeding tho
picAlouS record in October. 1912
by 10000 tons. March output was
l0l,l per cent OF rated capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Neiqhborhood Clubs Gain

FLINT. April ; Progress in or
gaming NolGhborhood War Clubs
throughout Flint was reported to-
day by Clarence Young. executive
secretary Of the club program
Seventy seven clubs have been or
ganized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW April up Todays pay.
.ng prices 20 growers for beans
Pea hears IS 30 ught rod kifneys s. So
4avk tred kidneys s. so. e n O. yellow
ewes SIS 81 g. n e hight cfanherries
s. a.. e & darn rtsnhetries a. 90
Whes' 81 500 s2 oats &c 20 5aC I'VE
7SgT7r sx.roVed harley g. p712 buck
-r----tss - 4 2 2 80 r7rr as ", 80 beans
81 -
tMtcIgan Bean co..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Truckers State Farley
Stresses War Cuts

Means Of further cutting mile
age. manpowcr and use Of rubber
and gasoline were discussed at
closing sessions yesterday Of a
two-day session of the Interstate
Motor Freight System in the Fort
Shelby Hotel The meetings were
attended by so officials from all
divisions of the systems l9-sta,e
area. Harvey Bylenga, president,
nreSided
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
M. S. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser
Scores Postwar
Townsend Planning

~ the postwar gobal thinking appears TO
embody the faacy underlying domestic Townsend
plan
bringing happiness and security without 10
misunderstood the significance of the word UNDERCONSUMl-
TON
Thus through subsidies old folks IT BUSH
ness ne Of MISREPRESENTATION.
In spirit. gobal thinkers imply that We ought
the through Substituting
faraway lands Then industry run at full blast
begged down by deficiencies the capacity OF people
To
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
n. Y. Bank CIearinqs
Reach 5 Billions

NEW YORK April : - Now
York Clearing House Association
reports clearngs tor The week
ended April O. a. 5000 9O0.3i5,
compared with 81 ~ ,7fss4 e333 IN
-thc prov -l.. week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
100 PCT. GAINS NOTED

Gains of 100 per cent and more
have occurred since the lows OF
last wear, as this table diSCloSeS :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
CAUSES CONFUSION

This is causing some confusion
m delivery promises and nothing
definite can hc done before mid
month. when orders not certified
hv CHIP Will be superseded by
those which are. Producers Will
not know exactly where they stand
until CNp acts on orders not now
certified
= Some producers have received
such a large number Of certified
orders FOR second quarter that
their schedules probably VIII not
be much djslocated, bat AZ present
they are unable 10 make definite
delivery promises.
4 War Production Board officials
are preparing for third quarter
GIMP allotmcnts. Claimant agen-
cieS must report by April 10 their
needs for third quarter The Stec!
requirements committee must re-
port total needs 10 the overall
WPB requirements board by May
! and allotmCntS will be announced
+ May -. This follows the same
plan as for second quarter.
TIGHTER SITUATION
Broadly appraised. the delivery
situation is little changed. Bars
arc most difficult of carbon steel
products 10 obtain. especially IN
large sizes. Whatever the final
effect of direction 30, |, it.appearS
tate May is about the best that
can he counted on by buyer at
this time under a CHIP allotment
number
In cold-drawn bars the situation
lis even tighter, with late June
about the earliest Sheets are not
far behind hot-rolcd carbon bars
and shapes appear tighter than
recently. due to further curtall-
ment Of inGotS for this purpose.
SteClmakinC operations last week
al 99i2 per cent reG%ned the p
point lost the week before. pro-
.duC'ion being resumed after a
slight flood IN the Cincinnati dis
trct and a brief strike in eastern
Pennsylvania.
Chicago advanced i2-point 10
99i2 per cent, Cleveland | point
10 %, Cincinnati II points 10 81,
New England ; points 10 100 and
eastern Pennsylvania ? points 10
o.. Youngstown presented the only
decline. / point TO 81 per cent, as
two open hearths were taken out
for repairs. Rates were unchanged
al Pittsburgh. l0l per cent; Wheel
ing. ssh: Buffalo. 90'2; 81. Louis
93. Birmingham. 100; Detroit, "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

TOMAToEs- fo.Ih. cartons. rsp,eL, me-.
dun s2is. small 81 IS
RrTARAGAs-C a ia Sold. saeka
vaxed, 81 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
VOICE CAUTION

gained in favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
Frances Cooper,
Ser&t. Harris
Wed Yesterday

Miss Frances Irene Cooper and
Master Sergt. Harry Eugene Harris
were married yesterday afternoon
In the Chapel Of st. Joseph of
Arimathea in the Washington Ca
thedral of st. Peter and St. Paul,
with Canon Albert II. Lucas on
ciating at o'clock.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas H. Cooper Of
Thaxton, Va, and the niece of Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Cooper pf this
city, who weEe hosts at q dinner
which followed the ceremony.
Sergt. Harris is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Harris of Detroit
and Is Mt present on duty at Camp
Davis. N. c.
An afternoon dress of powder blue
was worn by the bride with brown
accessories and corsage Of Johanna
Hill roses.
Following the dinner at the home
OF the brides uncle and aunt, Sergt,
and Mrs. Harris left for a wedding
trip, the latter wearing for travelling
q brown wool outfit with brown
accessories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

Mrs. Nash have made . very wide
circle Of personal friends ns we'll q
for thar country and its people.
They are delightful hosts and have
done considerable informal enter
tanning since they purchased the
house at ~ Observatory Circle from
the Political Adviser to the State
Department and Mrs. James Glenn
ent Dunn. Their parties ia the
spring and summer were particu-
larry enjoyed, for THEY usually re-
ceived in the Legation and had the
generous buffet tables laid In their
attractive garden overlooking the
grounds Of the British Embassy and
the city beyond.
Mrs. Nash has been gone for
almost two months, having left
shortly after the first of the year 70
visit In Vancouver, though it is
UNDERWOOD her stay there was brief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
N. Nelson Parkers
Give Dinner Dance

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Diegel and
their daughter, Miss Valerie Diegel,
and son, Mr.. Walter Ddegel, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Simmonds Of
Baltimore are weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Nelson Parker at
their home In North Arlington.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
entertained at dinner dance for
IL guests at the Shoreham Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

tary TO Federal Judge James
Alger Fee. She. too. enlisted
With the WAACe IN August and
was graduated and commissioned
IN the same class with 1t. Cooper.
They Ill do = splendid job.
Most Of them can tell you some
amusing and interesting human
interest stories-the little girl
who applied and was = half-inch
too short to pass her physical,
20 she went out an took q special
course Of exercises ana came
back to pass-having grown that
halt inch. The girl who was .
pound under the weight require
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

with the WAACS. She was 4
member Of the first class OF officers
from the ranks to b graduated
with the class Of December a,
after which she came to WASH
ingtou to work ct the recruit
ing headquarters.
1t. Barbara Smith Is In charge
Of publicity for the ONCE. A
native Of Portland. oreg., she
attended the University Of Ore
gon and also business school.
She was at one time with the
Aeronautical Chamber Of Com
merce in Warrington, and later
returned to Oregon to be score
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
Capt. Bronson
And Wife Hosts
At Annapolis
Co,,sdv.. Mrs. Joyce
Esstsrfai1 for
J. n. Coaghlin

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. March 6.-Mrs.
Arthur Forbes Of Honolulu Is the
guest Of her parents, Capt. and
Mn. Anon Bronson ut their home
ut Wardour. Another guest OF
Capt. and Mr.. Bronson Is their
daushtsr-in-law. Mrs. Ward Bron.
son, who has been living In Berke.
ley, Calf.
MI. J. w. Coushlin Of Detroit is
the guest Of 1t. Comdr. Stanley
Joyce, q. 3. N, M. c., and Mrs
Joyce at their home at Dreams
Landing. 1t. Comdr. and Mrs.
Joyce entertained Friday In Mr..
Coughlin's honor. Other guests
were naval officers Of the Medical
Corps and their wives who are liv-
ing now at Dreams Landing, and
1t. Victor w. Retting Of the De-
partment Of Foreign Languages of
the Naval Academy. and Mrs. Ret
ting.
Mrs. H. c. Rust, wife of 1t.
Comdr. Rust Of Wardour, has left
for California. where ste was called
owing to the illness Of her father.
1t. James q. Taylor. r.. U. s. A.,
has arrived to spend few days
leave with his parents. Col. and
Mrs. James q. Taylor, at their home
in Passport.
Comdr. L. x. Reynolds, U. s. N,
Is spending . few days leave with
his family.
Mn. Roscoe q. Bul,ner. widow Of
Capt. Buimer, Is spending several
weeks In New York.
PFC. Robert L. Lamb Is now on
furlough from Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo-, and Is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Lamb.
Mrs. Gordon Claude and Mrs.
Ross Ainsworth Dierdorr have re-
turned from visit with Mrs.
Claude's daughter, Mrs. Douglas
Gordon. They attended the UNI
yelling Of portrait by Mrs. Gordon
of Harold Randolph, which was pre-
scented by the alumni Of the Pea
body Conservatory of Music on the
18th anniversary Of that institu-
ton. A committee, composed of
the heads of the three art insti-
buttons Of Baltimore, Hans Shuler
Of the Maryland Institute, Morgan
Marshall of the Walters Art Gallery
and Gilman Paul of the Museum Of
Art, were appointed TO- select the
artist who was to paint the portrait
and their choice was Mrs. Gordon.
She was formerly Miss Winifred
Claude Of Annapolis.
1t. William Darden. q. s. M. C.,
son Of Prof. and Mrs. William A.
Dardeu. has been spending q few
days leave at his home. 1t. Darden,
who has been stationed et ouenttco,
win leave Wednesday for duty ct
New River, N. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

ment and came to the recruiting
once feeling, she said, Just Z
little sick - she had eaten steak
and. bananas and oatmeal lust
before she came In hoping to
have gained that pound.
Sometimes husbands object to
their wives enlisting, sometimes
parents do. But once the girls
are IN and have their uniforms,
the families who objected the
most strenuously are usually the
proudest.
It's Q great life, say the ones
who're In. How'd you like to be
q WAAC?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

commission in August. She Is
the commanding officer in charge
Of the office here.
1t. Helen K. Cooper is in
charge of personnel for the Office.
She went to high school in her
home In West Philadelphia, then
had private tutoring for four
years. She attended the Pierce
Business College there, too, and
after her graduation became ex-
ecutive secretary for one Of the
vice presidents Of the Provident
Mutual Insurance Goa posi-
ton which she held for Is years
o. until she gave it up to enlist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
Margaret A. Helm
To Be April Bride

Mrs. Lillian L. Helm announces
the engagement Of her daughter,
Mss Margaret A. Helm, to Mr..
Frederick J. Dobbrats. IT., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. Dobbrats Of Boston.
The wedding will take place April
II in the Holy Comforter Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

in celebration Of the 9Th wedding
anniversary Of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Gerke, and the birthday Of Mrs.
Simmonds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07

en- route to return to New Zealand
preparatory to the Minister'S trip
home for conferences.
During his absence the first secre-
tary Of the Legation, Mr.. q. 8. Cox,
will be charge d'afYaires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-07
Informal Parties
GivenI Last Night
By Diplomats
Norwegian Minister
Of Foreign Affairs
Gssst At Embassy
Continued From Page D-l.)
Continued From Page D-l)

housed With : cold, but Is shs Il
rsmaining n Warrington she
dlortly win resume hsr musical
practice With Mn. Thomas burke.
wife u The chisf of the division
Of intsrnatidnAl communications
Of the stats Department. They
are accomplished pianists and
work once Or tw1ce . week at the
Embassy. where Nine. Totitch has
two pianos IA her drawing room.
The tins q departure Tor the
New Zealand Alinistsr. Mr.. Walter
Nash . 3ar frum csrtain. but he
= sxpsl led 70 b n shortly u
return ! his homaf6. h ~
Join Mrs. Nash there and the tint
q thar return- o. IL certainty WI.
not - known until the Minister In
conferred with the o1ncials a hi,
government.
Tha Minister cana q yssr a,
3ast 1onth and sstsbaiahet TIN IaEsl
ton. tlae drst which New zealant
has had Of this Capital. 10 and