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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

The role of reduced cost OF air
travel has been recognized by
investors for some time as an
important one in bringing greatly
increased air passenger traffic
after the war. Few people
realize. however. that parity
between rail and airplane fares
has already been almost achieved
for certain routes.
II it were not for wartime limi-
tations on available equipment, a
big gain in passenger traffic
would be generated in present
fares not 10 mention the further
reductions which the improved
postwar craft will permit.
For example. Dow-JoneS re-
ports that if United Air Lines
application for lower fares is
approved by CAB, the air fare
from New York 10 Cleveland will
be only $3.50 compared with
S23.l6 by rail-Pullman travel.
New York and Chicago on the
proposed United schedule will be
$3S.S5 compared with 1858 by
rail-Pullman.
If the extra outlay for tips and
meals on the train are added the
air fare actually would be lower
because tipping is not the custom
on planes. The new fare. which
will take effect July if granted.
from New York 10 West Coast
points would be only about SO
more than the Si2S rail-Puflman,
and from New York 10 Denver
there would be an increase of
,oSs than SO over the S79.55 rail-
. Imam quotations.
originally transcontinental air
rare was 500 for a 32.hour ride
on a single-engined mail plane
United's proposed rate would be
only Sl3SS5 for an overnight
trip. The new fares will yield
the United a net revenue of APP
proNImately 40 cents mile
compared with an average of
around u cents a mile a decade
ago \ irpla nc speed in the
interim has been doubled and
service considerably improved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Edison
Loses
Tax Case

WASHINGTON May 4 The
Supreme Court upheld government
tax claims against the Detroit
Edison Co. in a controversy over
the treatment OF certain property
for depreciation purposes.
The company sometimes under
takes the construction OF additional
lines only when persons to be
served Will pay the estimated cost.
Refunds are made 10 these individu-
ais. however, in certain cases when
the new lines begin more profitable
operation through the addition of
customers.
The company in the present
case, sought TO include the full
value Of some properties of this
type IN the base from which II
computed depreciation. The gov
eminent however, eliminated from
the base the portion OF the cost
equivalent 10 The unrciunded and
unreiundable balances on deposit
with the utility.
The court, acting unanimously
held that the provision Of law
specifying the basis Of property As
the cost Of such property nor
mally means cost 10 the tax
payer II Saidthat the taXpay-
erS outlay is the measure of his
rccoupmcnt through depreciation
aCCTgal>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Good Operating Men Handicapped by Lawyers

In operating chief who
the through the competitive struggle deferred from
following their good instincts by overcautiou lawyers In
preaching md their clients to be Worsted
public discussion Thus they vae the effectiveness of business
personalities.
Businessmen further weakened by ghost writer's However
their be- they
thing in expressing their thoughts IN their own way Most OF
would make threw
manuscripts talked exemporaneouy Admittedly they would
this ndiscreons but the fight for
popular that they would balance
And thinking this subject through chief executives ought to
fire publicity advisers who counsel them
thing that be deemed controversial the great biblical
inhibited standard
Ten Commandments Sermon the Mount would have
The would respect business executives
stopped and openly DECLARED that they
racketeeng and of the public
sub bV por
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Farmers Market

FRUlT-Apples BaldVins fancy. s2d
- bu.. ~. l. $500 / ~. Delicious
fancy Siret Is bu M. /. S2a2 so. No
:, -. 90 Mcintosh fancy. 50 5U14 bu.
No. j. 70 ~ p. No. = 81 90. Northern
SpSa, fancy. A3.5o1l bu.: No. l. S3G3 %
No. ?. ~ 50 Jonathans fancy. x275si;
bu. No. !. S2p2 so: No. 2 81 30: Steele
BED, fancy. S3.oont bu.: No. /. S3H425
IETTucE AND SALAD GREENS
lcn endive. fancy. 81 % S-lb. box. No
.75 n. ?. 81 i
~EGETABLEs Bects. topped No. I s.
TOO bu. No, ?, 81 20 Carrots. topped
No !, $50 1.75 bu; No. 2 81 p
Chves. NJ. 7, VI dor Horscradish. fancy
70 bu. No. ]. 50 50ut No. 2 $3.50
Leeks, No. ]. 81 LOO ddz& bchs Onions
dry, fancy, S3.65 50.lb. sack No. s. :,
30. %. No. 2 81 %. Onions. green. No
]. Toe 81 dob. bchs. Parsnips. No l. s.
M3 80 bu No. 2, Sis. Radishes red
dollhouse, No. !. SOL 25 doz. bchs Blacl
radlshes, No. !. 81 bu. Rutabagas 81 Z,
q p bu Spinach, No 1. Si75 bu
Turups, topped No /. S3n3.5O but 80
? -. Rhubarh. dollhouse fancy. 30 60,
5-lb box. choice. iOc. small 81 don bChs
Vegetable oysters. No. l, qOc 81 doE, bchs
PLANTS Vegetables. Sl25 nat. flow
srs 81 so nat
EGGS LARGE Si3 ia 30 3o-doz case
medium Sii 70 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Protest New Ceilings

Led by the National Auto
Dealers Association, car dealers
of the country are battling
against the proposed OPA price
ceiling on used cars. Letters and
wires have been pouring into
OPA Cltef Prentiss Browns Of
flee, the tenor of them being
that dealers cannot stay in busi-
ness under this regulation.
Results of the used truck
ceiling are being cited as sup
port for this contention. The
ceiling on used trucks went into
effect on April 26.
A meeting is scheduled today
ST. Louis between OPA and the
industry on the proposed used
car ceilings. Many contend that
establishment of ceilings will
start a black market in used
cars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Detroit Produce

APPLES Mich. On Cris. T. 80
min otherwise stated Northern spys
So .5If3 ~. steele Reds. 50 5O4f. WASH
boss Delicious fancy s0.i25s Si7SrG 20
extra fancy y 1855. 81 50T5 IS
ASPARAGUS, Calf pyramid cr's loose
stock, med is large. best, S. FAIR. sf1
nurcae3 s. 5or 8 70. so. grade loose
nest. - 30 poorer .aw AS 50
AEOCApOS- Calf fats Fuertes 24s
- 7533 10: fair quality as, So up,
BEANS Florida bu hampers Plenufus
fair 90 generally Eold s. g. 13 -. Val
en.lnes. 81 - 5. Wax Beans, s. q b. Boun-
/ BRoccoiI = Pony erts. Arizona. 81.
Calf Xs4ssn
/ CABBAGE LOUISIANA 5o-lb sacks 50 a.;
/ Georgia. ! y bu. hampers, S3.35.
CABBAGE SPROUTS - South Car5uns
+ p hu hampers. 81 TjN5.
+ CARROTS Calf. Los Angeles crts. 8.
DOR 50 g. 30, mostly 81 IS. Tex Los
ANGELES cr's, S-doz bchs., 81 20; bu
baskets. topped. washed. few 50 so
CELERY Florida 10" crts trimmed
tops Individually washed Golden Heart Is,
S5H7. 6s. 50 5pg1 s-xx's. 81 SOHS. Pas.
cal. = doz., s. 20 80. e.. S6a7. smaller.
( CUCUMBERs- Ho'house. Ind. baskets
2-doz extra fancy - %; fancy. - - . Ohie
cartons. l-doz. fancy. 81 80 ] 90, No. J.
i GRAPEFRUIT - Tex Marsh seedles.
comb. grad all sizes. wire bound boxes,
SO 90; No Russets, SO 3o Florida std.
boxes. Marsh seedless, S4l3
I, LETTUCE A. Cffs California Sa-
Iinas dist 40 doz.. S6sf46s6
MUSHROOMS OHIO piuts. - 276c
Michigan ats 5O15Ic
/ MUSTARD Mississippi bu. bskts 81 "a
ONIONS Texas so-ib. sacks uncla~si.
fed yellow Bermudss 81 S5q304. fair.
/ 81 30 poor. 81 So Wmbos 50 10. crystal
white wax jumbos 50 % Bahusas l.. S
( 40 I 3-in min, 50, 2-3-in S2.75
ONION sETS-Michigan 80 lbs. yell
oN1oS PLANTs-Texas wire boxes. go
bundles yellow whites. S5u6
ORANGES f-- Florida wire bound boxes.
cob grade Valencias some fair condition.
81, 25Hi55; California std. boxes Navels.
PEARS oregon bax D'Antous. fancy.
los, S625, extra fancy le5-l93s. 50 75a
POTATOES old stock: ioo.ib sacks.
Michigan selected seed So IS New stock
S2si
/ sHALLoTs-Louisana barrels. S2l.
SPINACH Arkansas bu. hsktA t5OT
. ! Is; poorer, low as soc; cartons 1 doz.
-rreiopAane oa~s washed spinach, 10 oz,
81 -. u % Sl.s5 10 o. SIPS
/ STRAWBERRIES Louisiana 24-pint Crts
klondykes and KloumoTes. express receipts.
81 rs some generally good condition. So
I TOMATOES lob, cartons repacks.
med, 81 rs; Florida. 50 IS. lib. bskts
6x7 size. N.65. dollhouse, s.lb bskts..
Indiana med, 50 500 So, small TO med
81 so: Ohio. med 81 80
PEAs-Calfornia bu. hmprs and bskts
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican Vans
LOUISIANA bu crts q. $ No l. Ss25ft
+ 8 80. mostly Sc %. a. $ comm Ssa5
TURNiPS Mississippi bu. baskets.
launched, 81, few 81 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Reduced Management Salaries O. K. in Wartime

incidentally is understood that Eugene G. Grace president
Of the Bethlehem Steel Corp cutting and bonus rates TO
himself other executives regarded the action solely
informed he still fully believes the
value the established peacetime
wanting regarded proteerS Beth
chem figured closely orders and
earnings consequently been declining 1910
stockholders
least the Of undrbuted residual
fitting managers do likewise. Fur
light OF the personal structure the add
tonal which would have otherwise
chiefly additional liabilities for those
In the best employees additional
under the present structure, through making
rnns ION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Security Firm
Buys Flour Mill.

DENVER, May 4 GNS) - The
Colorado Milling and Elevator Co,
one Of the largest milling firms in
the country. has been purchased
by the Union Securities Corp of
New York. il was learned today.
The purchase price for the firm
was not disclosed, but it was re-
ported that the figure was in eX-
cess OF Is million dollars.
The New York company was
granted an option last February
by J. l.. Dover president Of the
Colorado company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Modern Co||et
Earns S99,258

Report of Modern Collet and
Machine Co. for the seven months
ended March 81. l943. shows net
profit of S99,25S after depreciation
etc, and reserve of S297,774 for
federal income and excess profits
taxes. equal 10 90 cents a share on
100000 shares of 81 par common
stock
This compares with net profit OF
SIS 10 or 70 cents a share in the
like period a year ago when tax
reserve was Sl46 29S
Sales were Sl776.323 against
81 202. qoO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Next OH List
See Fresh Fruit Price
Ceiling Soon

WASHINGTON. May 4-Repre-
scntatiVcS OF the fresh fruit indus
Try arc holding a regional meeting
with members Of Office of Price
Administration and the War Food
Administration 10 discuss price
ceilings for fresh fruit. War Fooo
Administration revealed.
WA officials indicated fresh
fruit price ceilings are extremely
likely and that recommendation
of these groups will influence fix.
ing OF the prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Pillow Custer
Fort Turns Combat Area
Into Gardens

FORT CUSTER. May 4-Fort
Custer is turning its swords into
plowshares with several hundred
acres of land originally purchased
for combat training purposes
again under cultivation. The land
IS part of a\purchase Of upwards
of $500 acres. ~
In addition TO the large areas
being farmed, many civilian en-
ployeS living on the reservation
have started large vegetable gar
denS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
New Post
Waldo Stoddard n lie a d S
Grand Rapids Bank

BATTLE CREEK. May 4 fUP)
Waldo l.. StOddard, senior vice
president OF the Michigan Ma
tional Bank, has been transferred
TO the banks Grand Rapids office
whore he viii serve as executive
head it was announced today.
While here Stoddard acted a,
the cIty.S chief air raid warden
and was chairman Of the recent
Calhoun County Red Cross drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Predicts Air Travel
Boom for The Future

WASHINGTON, May Il Do
nestle airlineS will fly more than
100000 passenger miles in 1916
a four-fold increase over 1941, w
A. NJ. Burden. special aviation as
SiStant TO Commerce Secretary
Jones predicted. lntercontinental
and tranSoceanic passenger traffic
in L. s. planes Will expand moro
than SIX times. he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Graham Profit
Dips TO S343,86O

Graham-Paige Motors Corp. re-
ports for the quarter ended March
81. 1913, a net profit of S343, 800
after charges and federal income
and excess profits taxes, equal TO
8 cents a share on common after
quarterly dividend requirements
on the Z per cent preferred now
in arrears.
This compares with a net of
S433. 259 or 10 cents a common
share for the quarter ended March
81. 1912.
No provision for renogotiation
was made in the March quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
GN Pays
80 Cent
Dividend

NEW YORK May 4 GNS)-
Directors of General Motors Cor
poration today declared a dividend
of so cents per share on the out
standing common stock. The divi-
dend is payable June L TO stock
holders of record on May l3, 1913
The regular quarterly dividend
OF SIPS per share was declared on
the So preferred stock, payable
August 2 to stockholders of rec
ord on July 6. 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Commodity Prices
Remain Unchanged

WASHINGTON. May 4-There
was no change in the general Level
Of wholesale commodity prices last
week according 10 the index com
piled by National Fertilizer A>>o-
citation. Index IN week ended May
! remained az 1857 per cent OF
1859 average, same as the PIE
cetlng week.
The index was 1859 month
fCO and 1919 wear ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Small Copper Mines
GET Special Bonus

WASHINGTON, May 4-Sma1l
copper mines will be given a spe-
cial additional premium on their
output, Secretary of Commerce
Jones announced. To be eligible
under program. mine must have
turned out less than 1000 tons OF
copper in 1912 and must require
increased revenue 10 obtain maxi
mum production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Detroiter Honored

From Chicago where tho Ma
tional Metal Trades is holding MS
annual convention later this
month. comes the news that a
Dctroiter was honorCd in being
named a nominee for the post Of
councillor Of the group for a two
year term.
He's J. I Schultz mo relation
of the National Breach and Ma
chine Co. here.
Election IS scheduled FOR Nav
and more than 500 prominent
0iustrlaliSts are expected 10 Doc
In attendance during The 18th
annual convention Purpose. to
stimulate war output.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Dividends
Saginaw Markets

SAGINAW, Mich. May 4 UP) To-day
paying prices 10 growers for beans
Pea beans. s. 30: light red Kidneys
s. So. dark red Kidneys $3.50: c r G.
yellow eyes. So IS. G r. C. light cranber
rics s. iO; c. r. G. dark cranberries
s. 80
Wheat S1.5iui So: oats. 6On6ic. rye.
u % 79c siN.rowcd barley Sts7p2 buck.
wheat. S267H2 10; corn. eSc4fSi. soy
beans. 81 80 These prices furnished b.
Michigan Bean Col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Flint Farley 10 Hear
Food Price Expert

FLINT. May 4-Joseph Spiel
maker. food price specialist of the
Saginaw district OPM, will be the
principal speaker at the city-wide
conference on food prices spon-
sored by the UAW-CIO at the
unions regional office. Industrial
Building. Wednesday, 1870 p. m,
II was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
State Miners
Back in Truce

BAY CITY, May 4-Work was
humming along as usual at Robert
Gage Unionville mine today as all
miners returned TO work for the
l5-day truce period.
Officials reported about 25 per
cent of the III employees appeared
nor work yesterday after learning
of the 15-day truce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
FLINT MINERS BACK

FLINT. May 4-The Tri-Party
Mining Co. the only coal mine
located near Flint, was TO resume
operations today with the return
of 30 striking miners who had
joined the other members of the
John L. Lewis UNIV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Hi|Isda|e Power Plan!
Now Free From Debt

HILLSDALE, May 4 (UP)-
Harry c. Clark; superintendent OF
the HillSdale municipal power
plant. said today the city had COM
pleted payment of a $4,000 bond
issue on the S1.500000 structure,
freeing il of debt for the first time
in five years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Boy Hurt in Fall

FLINT, May 4-Two-year-old
Robert Giles. 4059 North BelSay
road, today is in Hurley Hospital.
He plunged through the flooring
on the second floor of his home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Another Is Cents
By Federal MoguI

Federal Mogul Corp declared a
dividend of % cents on the COM
mon. payable June Is, 10 stock of
record June ). The company paid
a like amount in the preceding
nuarterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Grand Rapids Names Chief

GRAND RAPIDS. May AS
sistant city manager and munich
pal auditor since 1885. Walter II.
Sack today became city manager.
He succeeds Pere A. Kammeraad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Bond Sale $500, 900

LANSING. May Victory bond
sales by Lansing merchants passed
the half-million dollar mark here
today. It was revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Detroit Stocks

Uhidcnds In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1912,
eN -EN din ldend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
PITTSBt RGH

pITTSBURGH- MAY B IINSl-CATTLE
STEADY and CSC lower on choice steers
steers choice. SIS 500 II, medium o. good
heifrrs. good % choice. Si5pi6 medium g.
good. Si2 50 ~ II "a. common Sgtft2
cows good a. choice. Sil 5OTl3. medium
10 good. Si0Uil. CauneTs and Cuttets
10 IS, common 20 medium S10H13 50.
HOGS 500 steady i6O-tSO lbs Sli e
% e.. 10000 lbs. Si5 IL. 10. cOO-22O lbs
So ~ Is. 10. 22O-g5g lbs S15nl5.I0. $50.
200 lbs, Slt S0pl5 2pO.35O lbs STA 30 ~
SO iOO-i5O lbs, SiiU1i. so: roughs Si3 81
1888
SHEEP-5nO steady. Choice lambs
S1f % 70 1923. medium 10 good clipped
Si2 % 1873. common lambs clipped
Sc p % ewes, clipped. SOS; wethers
clipped S6h9
CALVES 800 steady Good 20 choice
Si60i7 medium 90 good. SiiHi5. Gull.
and common s. ~ 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04

CHICAGO, Nav 3 UNsJ-HOGs- e coo
steady, top Sl4 IS. bulk. SIG60p14 10
heavy. Sil.j0 11370: medium Si4.6O "a
1919. light Sl4 so "a 10. lght lights
Sl3 i3 10
CATTLE II 000:. steady Calves-sOO
steady Beef steer, good aud choice Sl6 10
n CO. medium StIulS. yrarlinrs SI3u17
butchers helfers. Sllul6.5O. COWS. Siu "a
Il. 30. bulls Sii Ia Il. so. calves, Sqgi6
feeders, Sl2 115 s'ockers steers. Si3ui6
cows and heifers. SO aii2 -.
SHkEP-li 600; steady lambs $40 @
~ go, common Siful6. yearlincs. Sf2 90 %
~ 30. ewes, S. 1850. feeders Sl4ul5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Livestock Markets


CATTLE 500 steers predominaunE IN
ne run Nith quality largely medium and
Enua. rsIfCrs also IN increased supply hu'
COWS scarce beef steers and heifers open
'rE SLOW steady 20 PC lower COWS steadN
little done on bulls few early sales steady.
run includes about three cars replacement
steers nothing done ON these. medium and
good Ted steers and yearnEs. Slfll6. IN
cuGing mixed yearllncs up 90 So Is and
better yeariiEgs Sli so Is, generally bid
ding So 30 down ON good steers. choice
mixed yeathuLs held above Sl62 load
common southern steers reid above SiZ 10.
ortf cows. $50 5II2 so; Gamers and
cutters. mainly $50 10 ~. few right can
nets down o. s.. few good sausage bulls.
Sl3 s0. odf head 20 Sl3 IS, medium bulls
eligible SIP 49,
CALVES 500. steady with last week
close. top and bulk good ard choice veal.
ers SIC, common and medium largely Sl2
% -
Hogs 600: barrovs and gilt. mostly
steady, some ijo-t60 30 weights strong
bidding 25 cents lower or SONS. Bulk iS0-
900 H. ouiCuers Slf.55 q 1913: early tops.
Al4 s.. sm.i killers on some igU-230 10.
weights; most 75D-lS0 lb lights Sl4 p b
= ~ bidding Sl3 80 - - on soWs
SHEEP 800. TAT lambs opening steady
Some common lambs uueveuly higher thar
last weeks low close; sheep unchanged
good sT-ln fun wooded lambs. SIS. shorn
lambs preaomlraiing most good 20 choice
No. and No. 3 pelts. Sli7 u Is. shor,
double No . peltef lambs held above SIS.
medium 20 good shorn lambs. SIC 1lf 50,
common So down. sh0rn slaughter ewes,
s. so. odd wooded ewes TO - 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-04
Foreiqn Exchange

wv WORK. Nav t-Prlces m ccnts.
Evening star., 1943-01-12
Tea Will Be Given
In Falls Church

An informal tea will be given later
this month in Falls Church by the
American War Mothers whose sons
served in the Great War for the
mothers Of the present day service
men. The occasion will be q well
come into the original organization
OF the new group, which has been
admitted to membership by act of
Congress. Mrs. T. T. Taylor of Dunn
Loring Is now president of the
organization, which has a member
ship of Is.
Mrs. A. r. Martin will entertain
at tea Thursday afternoon for the
rs women Of the Sleepy Hollow
neighborhood who meet twice a
month to sew and knit for the Red
Cross.
Mrs. r. M. Bolton of Cincinnati is
the guest Of her son, Capt. R. E.
Bolton, U. S. A., and Mrs. Bolton.
Mrs. Frank M. Thompson, jr., and
her daughter, Miss Jean Thompson
OF Birmingham, are guests of' Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Talbot. , Miss
Thompson will leave at the end of
the week to resume her studies at
Sweet Briar College in Virginia. At
the same time, her cousin, Miss Jean
Talbot, will return to Hollins Col
lege IN Roanoke. Philip Talbot, jr.,
who was here for the holidays, has
returned to Charlottesville, where
he is a student at the University Of
Virginia. F%
Evening star., 1943-01-12
Miss Bettina Jones
And 1t. Schnalbach
Will Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Lyddane
Jones Of this city announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Bettina Prescott Jones, to 1t. Stew
art Schmalbach, u S. N. r., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Siegfried Schmalbach
of New York City.
=. Miss Jones attended immaculate
Seminary and Holton- Arms School
In this city and theatrical school in
New York. She is a member of the
American Actors Company.
1t. Schmalbach studied at New
York University and is a member
of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity and
the Hall of Fame Singers. He is
an associate member of the Amer
lean Institute of Electrical Engi-
neering. At present he is stationed
here at the Bureau of Aeronautics.
No date has been set for the
VeddinP,
Evening star., 1943-01-12
Natalie June Rub,
Ensign Bergeson
Are Married
After Wedding Trip
WM Make Home
In San Francisco

Emmanuel Episcopal Church In
Alexandria was the. scene OF the
marriage of Miss Natalie June Rub,
daughter of Mrs. Dorothy s. Rub OF
alexandria, to Ensign Kenneth
Hume Bergeson, U. S. N. r.. son of
Mrs. j. B. Bergeson of Chicago.
which took place December 81. The
Rev. E. E. Tate ofilciated at the
ceremony and the church was deco
rated with white chrysanthemums,
ferns, palms and lighted candles.
Given in marriage by her brother,
MIR. Harold Lee Rub, the bride wore
a gown Of white satin with a. short
train and double finer-tip veil
which fell from Mary Stuart cap.
She carried white prayer book.
Mrs. June G. jackson attended the
bride as matron Of honor. She was
gowned in light blue velvet and mar
quisette and her yelled hat was Of
blue velvet.
Also attending the bride were Mrs.
Walter H. Daub and Miss Priscilla
Knight. Their gold costumes
matched that Of the matron Of
honor.
Ensign Walter H. Daub, U. s. N.
r., was the best man and serving as
ushers were Ensign william A. Dees,
U. s. N. r., and Ensign James Mac
MILAN, u. s. N. r.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the brides home
after which Ensign and Mrs. Berge-
son left for their wedding trip. They
will make their home In San Fran
cisco.