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Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01
ssThen Take Tnat Lady Home"

Do the dances that Genbt doing?
done without mistaken If haven't and you don't believe that
f hs s Gut %
heartpounding and good fast Swing partner will put
EOi % @ he n a R yG the
t s sa se mind s
There's limit M this kind dan aacP Rg ether h Of cp the
"'' Education Program Outlined
local will be glad % t. off from e the @ bH
ea e @ 0s Mdsy & aa i0 I e
Auditorium of the Elementary School and town resident
come the meetings Monday night o'clock,
NJ the adult m nf for the ter pd
will be there to information and take suggestions She
offered you the possibility having
the slate And after this meeting the square dancing group
@ owe to yourself to & take & of this community % dancng M
Box soeials Popular
and uppers than you can imagine Proeve coong guess
dinner here be box social can attend and take chance
Guild meeting Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at at S Fiji Ridge & discuss % Red & Cross work on @
they hope time in the late How they're going to
body on eartR R manage ey can AND h % o KNOW
they manage IN be there The of congregational
Also the lne the Hebrew Women's Auxiliary meeting
for box unch6Ox understand party You know m the kind
pany lady Well the Of her box Lots of fun
BIZ BIT there's & 0e o don't in " VIII so I Lady M psae Na
S that ns t % m yDds to its fn % "o
mix us men up Womenfolks
nr na a 0og o s the the oma sn T ao % ss o1
heard the s going a % 1e a0ng WITH the and no en
Wednesday night SIP o'clock % at sA Ifs Park
bet with me they're planning Dox soclal!
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01
Community Church

"The Hour that Greenbelt Wor-
hips, the Most Important Hour in
Greenbelt's Week. will be the
theme of the Reverend Wilmer
meditation Sunday morning at the
Community Church. The sacrament
of The Lords Supper will be
celebrated at the conclusion of this
talk.
A nursery is provided for the
children of parents desiring to
attend the worship service.
The Sunday Evening Club will
not hold a service this Sunday,
but on the week following it will
inaugurate new series of Sunday
evening services continuing until
after Easter.
The Church School will meet at
9:3O am. Glasses are proveided
for all ages, with a special well
come given adults. John E.
Waldo, 8-A Southway, has been
added to the official staff of the
school.
Both young peoples groups will
meet at 1880 pm. The hlgn
school group will meet under the
leadership of Richard Irving in
their regular room and the grade
school group will meet with Mrs.
Roth Saul in the home economics
room.
The following meetings will be
held on Wednesday: 1870 pm.
The Community Chuch Guild will
meet with Mrs. Harry A. Bates,
13-F Ridge Road. All women
church members are invited to
meet with the Guild.
pm The financial committee will
meet at the pastors study at
8-B Parkway.
pm. Choir rehearsal will be held
in the social room. All interested
in singing in the choir are request
ed to contact Walter ]. Slocomb,
Jr., Sd Parkway, phone 6251, or
at the rehearsal.
The regular mid-week meeting
will not be held this week.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01
Newcomer Ends Chaos
Of Bulletin Board

Order out of chaos has been
brought to the bulletin board in
the Tobacco Shop which serves as
a waiting station for the Capital
Transit busses. For months new
advertisements and transportation
notices have been pinned and
pasted one on top of another un-
til only in desperation was the
bulletin board used at all.
Robert H. Watson, new resi-
dent in Greenbelt, inquired who
was responsible, and finding the
answer to be "No one," he sorted
the notices, eliminated obsolete
ones, and then posted neat forms
for the listing of rides wanted,
passengers wanted, and drivers
wanted for car pools. with CO.
operation from those who use the
board we should be able to make
transportation arrangements a
little easier" said Mr.. Watson in
his enterprise.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01
OUR
NEIGHBORS

Mrs. William S. Hennessy, Sr.
and Beverly Whitaker of Dor
chester, Massachusetts, mother and
neice of Bill Hennessy, are spend
ing two weeks with the Hennessys
at 4-E Ridge Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Carroll of
Raleigh, N. C. are visiting their
daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith, All Southway.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Chasanow
spent the holidays in Philadelphia
with Mrs. Chasanow's parents.
Mrs. Geniveve Gerritts is spend
ing the holiday season in Chicago
with her daughter, Harriet, whose
Government agency was moved
there last summer.
Miss Ruby Collier is vacation
ing with her people at home in
Bath, N. Y.
Alice Hitchcock is visiting her
familw in Minneapolis.
Bill and Marion Moore enter
tained Bills brother, Ensign Jos.
C. Moore and his wife, Sally, last
week. Ensign Moore is now at
Princeton, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William May an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Susan, born December 9 at
Georgetown Hospital, and weigh
ing 71s pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy R. Moore,
TIL Crescent Road, are the proud
parents of a son, Guy Thomas,
born on November Is, at National
Homeopathic Hospital, Washing
ton, D. c.
On November 21, a daughter,
Evelyn Christine, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip John LaMacchia,
STA Ridge Road, at Columbia Hos
pital Washington.
A son, Bruce Allen, was born on
November 80, at George Wash
ington University Hospital, to Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Winter, 81
Plateau Place.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01
.relenbelt Hospital
(Continued from Pa /


on thefiat rates of $40 I'd S. to
sponsibility controlled By or associ-
ated With neither the Federal
Government nor with the Health
Association. He predicted that
a competent medical man from
outside of Greenbelt would be
brought in as superb Rtendent. He
promised that hospital privileges
would be extended to all present
Greenbelt doctors and to all other
doctors who can meet the stand
ard requirements. Patients from
ajacent areas outside of Greenbelt
will be encouraged, he said.
Higher rates than formely
prevailed were predicted by Mr..
Braden as he stressed the need
for keeping operating loses as low
as possible. Funds from FWA
would be used to Offset the annual
deficit.
Authority for the use of Fed
eral funds in this local service is
found in title ii of the Lanham
Act. Hospitals are specifically
listed among the non-profit institu-
tions which can be given grants
as an aid ''to the health, safety,
or welfare of persons engaged in
national defense activities"
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01
Donald Montgomery

Greenbelt home makers will keen loss in the
resignation of Donald Montgomery consumers counsel
for the Department of Agriculture Mr. Montgomerys sup
port of the cooperative movement of grade lab
cling and other buying information for consumers and his
opinion that raonng should be extended to all necessary
articles which becoming all we'll known to
us. He had visited Greenbet speaker and found
much to praise in the education program which
we had here in the communty's earlier years.
We only hope that his resignation not portentious
of trend away from participation in the control
of marketing Certainly organized interest in uniform
packaging informative labelling standard grades and price
policies here at least has begun to dwnde.
For housewives who beginning to fret bit at
high prices and shrinking stocks Mr. Montgomerys
mendations which printed in Mondays Washington
papers make interesting reading.
The last year brought many changes GreenbeIt and
many problems. Now face 1943, and must call
forth every bit of ability and energy solve the
community problems and the ahead.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01
Street Lighting Hours
Adjustment Promised

Immediate adjustments to the
street lighting control system for
Greenbelt was promised this week
by Town Manager Roy S. Braden
in response to several complaintes
that they were turned on too
late in the evening and turned
off too early in the morning.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01

FOR SALE-Chrysler SO de
luxe Six Sedan, excellent running
condition, 8-tube Motorola, Trop-
icaire heater, overdrive, spotlight.
Entering service-will sell reason
ably. Call Greenbelt 5627 or 2-B
Northway.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01

FOR QUICK SALE-Small Z
piece dining room set. $50 cash.
Berwyn 326-R.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01
Classified

LOST-Money in small red
change purse. Return to IF
Plateau Place. Reward.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01

SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS
wanted for Berwyn exchange.
Call Chief Operator, Berwyn
1900.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1943-01-01

Join your neighbors at the New
Years Eve dance in the Audi
torium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
DEATHS

RasHar lyerson Hausud. 1928 Third. IS
INihc.minA Radnlk eHi6 ". Fort -.
'utves 8, kirchoii, hluh Fhil'n ~. a
Else Frances Frisk. 2hts Lswndalt' w.
F,rNu ~. Milford. G57 Parker H.
C.aH Zimmerman, 1914 hectH, ~.
frrrK,r iiRyrc. 1tt Ferdinand o.
Flora buhoera' 900 Maals"n' o.
FouV Judkns. 40 Maois9n. aa,, r.,
Narcaret Alien Hampton. 10000 Ohio 81.
Rnse FiHnS $685. Wessan' ~. "A
Tlumas Hudson. 1905 - Antoine, So
Peter punurE 4iO0 Eighteenth 90,
Marvin Wallace. AS Howard. 3S.
Toe Grare11skt 2c27 Wits So
Perry N,furin. 1880 BsgleN, ~.
KuTFony Hramonu 22N Hunt o., -
Ttu Mary latCha. H6lt East canned, -
lL-.4- Hal GaA-lAA4 -lil-AScl- lh
William J. Krohn, Washington Township
Iascrh FarIceW. 2l67 Mack, So.
I.tfs y MOrpnl aFi5 Eiope'e, -,
Wtrcd burrows, 1909 MIL. Lincoln PARK
Ultima woodnsm. aoo7 Harrison. 81.
D.m,rtt Wo'acha, iaqS Ceril Is.
Emil Floot. ara MARYLAND -, 81.
Asher Moss l7S1 seward b3
terneth j.. Collins 5ii6 tit'ecn'h' a.
Nsfy A. Sheppard SO blaine, 76
William Coffcv 75S y. LivernolS -.
Florence Peterson. $40 Humiliation, bo'
Galeius CASTOR hS7 Theodore, "a.
William Huuned, 2973 Helen S..
lanes T WcIch 1899 Dragon, 70.
WhNmena Foy. 20Si Canton ~.
Esther Rochel Gotlih. 1851 Petoskey Il.
NUkoria Janice. 5022 Chene 81.
OLA Twire 702 =. Vernon. SO.
Annie Roy Walton i4q " Palmer, 80.
oscar carlson, l2096 Elmdale. %.
John Icnn. ngs. 3O2S Dubois, -.
Mar I,l. saheth- IIeale%~-lA2+nI 7tsN wood. 70
IuI1m DcLoSh q21 Connors, n.
f1Ha Ifcdu. 1882 sheridan. 70.
benjamin r Harrington. 2ols Eleventh, ~
Tlda stevenson. 1896 Washhurn, IS,
S0phis pr7yWara 46S7 33d. 43
Narv Maralski 1922 Barmm, ~.
s mon CyYus., zoos ~ Auhin, SO
David Nuunghloof 22j27 Normandy, 10.
Wanda Zukovski. 1919 Csss, 33.
ErEar 3. Jamison, 1884 +. outer Drive
"a
william " Draper. 1854 Trimhun. 81.
Charles Barnhsrt 1893 Fifteenth. 81.
Ernest Hoffman, 4nen Fleld, ~.
.ennWestrr RrileY, hl56 FairView, 81.
ftttia NnsH KUwEiJ1. 1891 F1qUeTte, -.
John PAU Ottenbacher, 3ilos Marx Twain
~
William Frederick Rrien. 15461 steel. 81
waiter Eugene Sargent. T20 Hardwood. SIS
LuciIle- Iapl4~a4.- E+4 Wilkins 81.
WoiCiech Czarnoia. $3.50 81. Lawrence, W
Frederick F.. Orttenburger, 64ll Hart"eh
W.ufred Wertenbrsh, 80 Elmhurst, High
land Park. 20.
Jean Heron 1925 Amin n.
Willie Sims, 2iAl Hastings, 80.
Agnes Tpnkin. 1889 Wiltshire, ~.
NrEin N D4Aidsnn. SG34 E.. Eprest. A..
clarence sylvester Ross, 2gio Hudson bb
Emil William Zerhei. 1920 Monterey. So.
sarah Jane Wilson, 4f2s Phillips. 30.
fgTUntTne DeNOlder, 1888 Mack, 81
I--ii.-S-l y - ~ ifefifttit1 50
Richard Donald Matsche SOS Nine. Mil'
Road Warren Township.
Edward Freeman. s513 Greeley. hs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
StateLdWsA Again
To Be Compiled

lansing, April @S-A sIh,upr
commission was appointed hy CN
Kelly today 10 compile NcHIu
laws into an Up.to-oate Volume.
The last compilation took place
lA 1920 which thc governor. SAID
was ZOO long aso.
I'VE aren't keeping pace with
other states he said. "Our
Laws should hc reComplicd after
every scssiop Of the Icel,la-
ture."
To TIE commission Dc named
William =. Gao +, Detroit a'ot-
hey, I.er4l- AAA4.lea-ea- ---a4f--444
secretary Of the s'7lc bars Hiram
G. Pond Lansing attorney; CicTR
OF The House Nyle, r. Gray, Sec
rotary cl the Senate Ficd l.
Chase ard Eugene +. SharkoT
director OF the Legislative refer
cree buTclu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
MISC 10 Hear Dyksfra
Commencement Day

EAST LANSING April IS CUP)
Clarence a. Dykstra president
OF the University of Wisconsin, will
he commencement speaker June l.
40 Michigan state College, 1t was
announced today by Or. John A.
Hannah president
IIaRaaA-a4 -atd that br John
T.. Scatofi. president of Albion Cot
leEc, VIII deliver the haCCalaureate
sermon Sunday. juno Is, a total
of 90 students A44444 receive tie
grecS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
i. s. Sailors jackets
RepeI Wafer, Fire

WASHINGTON, Aprl - INSl
The navy Department, olsa'oso1
today that American sailors, IN.
H-+t .-f t--------ff-- st-h4HFd equipment
are provided V1ih Jackets Which
c4A- Ap}--e--,>- lite ff44e-e4.'-tf- fff tite
water and project the Wrarcr>
from fire I'm action ON SbIpboaId
The inckct is made Of "a plastic
iUpvUg,cI fabric which Is flame
rnINl-ml and NaInr resistant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
MisfridI Declared
In Condemnation Suit

The issue or how many pre-
emptory Juror challenges should
be allowed each side led Circuit
Court Judge O'Hara today 10 de-
Clare n rfyu'Taf In TnC Huron
metropolitan agthoTitS'S eonticfn-
nation SUIT against OwHCTS OF fgg
parcels Of land IN the 1u1ddig River
Rouge valley area
OHara set new hearing date
for May 8. The authority seeks the
land 10 create the Iuron.Cllnton
metropolitan parkway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Lost and Found


DOG Registered female pointer liver anc
TICK; vicinity Milford Grand Boulevard
reward Tyler b-7efa.
LADIES red leather htrold containing
$50 aud key, IN taxi Reward. Madison
95so
LOST Thursday Aprl -. pair ~ hfoca
FDsc'acles having plastic frames nam
and address inside a. case. Reward
Write Box Mil Detroit Times
LOST m Concord yellow gold Weddn.
hand and engagement ring, diamond set
Tins. Reward, can Prospect 5eh.
LOST Ration hook. William Hood, Nos.
and 2. Please return 10 ss1 Napoleon
Reward
LOST I.Ady's Elgin wrist watch, vicinity
Gratiot, Middleton and Lappin. Reward
Roseville 1921
LOST Bahys pink wool coat, Brush neal
Wentworth. Reward 3o7 Leicester.
small. female SPITE terrier, white viii
black markings ESCAPED from ehildfei
lplaXing on Belle Isle saturday afternoon
Name Fluffy. Reward. FizroN hh'''
VERY small hult rough coated female doc
vicinity Broadstreet Llveinois, Reward
llngarlh 0l3l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Elsie, 7, Contributes
Hair 10 War Effort

PHILADELPHIA, April IS CUP)
An owl appeal for naturally
waved blond hair. - inches long
was answered today by Elsie
Thompson, Z. whose golden locks
have never been touched by a curl.
ing iron.
The owl. making the appeal In
Albuquerque, ~ NJ. SAID that the
hair was wanted for war produc-
ton purpOsCS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Wayne 9 Opens
Season Today

Six Veterans viii be in the
lineup when Wayne University
prizes of the lid OF lis l943 base.
ball season today against Crosse
lies Navy team. The game starts
az 4 p. m. on Northwestern Fields
diamond No. !.
Bob Larsen on the mound and
newcomer John Coates are tho
starting batteries for the Tartnrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

essfs lo- May Tmpson. 10.
..., Az ''"'''' 49,
Il.+I ~ C.ta rHtrrk 2s
.....H ID. .r..r .l. NAN upLg-tc Is
l.t. B. g.. Helene J. Wet
~. -. .a Jasqle.ue I. Brown
hoffman r. carer 40. J.scrh ne l.. WINS.
rr
..t 70 I .vr 81 frrr EarrHtt IS.
- urott, G.6,oa. 20.
..I. tHt.e 81 Ce1reanna Cooper,
t..U Sd '... '.. Trfh S8ham ~.
..n.. N. frtrc Kendall "a
.. IHI,. Ammo e iIr4-l--2l
." r. ha-s. ~. Margaret ~. Noose,
r,.g - Margaret Y. wind
r a-.-,,. en-. N.ars rcrs 49,
rn A. $500 90 rsInnr 81 Be.pash. -.
.-,s s. N.supar, as Nar j. sta.,
,-...s . Cts.a.,.r. s6: Tlhe5n NJ.
l----.-------
F.-r saaGuw N, 81; Etr.ce |rs'"w-
v.-T v-- ,l'd- g75 ET15 r F0,5gr, ~
tr. ~
A.. h.r ~. .. N1'' \"srf'Wh 90.
t.r-Hah tli Wis n'A D. Me
arH u Ee.H.NC~. .f' Isero N1ev 81.
Save -u.tt .H. o., tan.rc N. Gg.uItr. -,
r. o.. STOKES ~ t.'nc,n p Unity m.
aa5a. W EoJF55-s.= Us,y.J Westioe a
Donald Calh, ~; Dro'ny FH1rha~f IS,
Ws'I.r sw,z. 4l' LYDIA Me'Aa. 1I...,..
t.rr. II.
Marvin Gruy 3f' lanet'e g ADAMS St,
E",GHrd Z. ChadN.CN, -oi Rum nj. MNNIel-
ar. %
CNsr|'s War1cl aa' GLADYS L'o7 70
a>
rui E fa'n. i3' AT NJ Maxi
Edward j. Meyer %, Margaret fioitAc'
Horsgnt.d, 81.
La4 j.. h-Ae--l4- .li4il q A-'+4'44 -
hfr"'l \. Lannl ~. baisor Betty Nlshoh'
81
- .r' Tfr f.NF 20 NafHaitt hltoen. -.
WM1m W'.ams 2s lcona ". Wright. q
w tru q Carr 81 o.'I heht I"nHu.s 20
Harvey RIOTS 27; laNcra r. Weldc 20
james h o..l 80. iir.cn NJ. MclhlSie' ~
l."Hr :, ic-. lIa4'..
t'ir7rr7 WU0n7, fl- Iht'tst Lane, dn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Jap Suicide Raid
On Coast Foreseen

WASHINGTON, April % Rep
Judd, NJ Minnesota Republican
warned last night that the West
Coasts vast war plane factorie,
were entering a phase OF clucia,
danger from japanese suicide
air raids.
1.-THE only safeguard" he as
serted, els the immediate cNpul-
sion Of the enemy from his
stronghold I'm the .Meutian
Islands"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
DIVORCES

Were granted 'D:
johnnie Smith from Ida.
Elizabeth Ioress from John.
--2aph-Ha G.+a- ffaW -iohH.
Ifuna Fisher rom Leo
NDsWa tuer from Raymond.
G.tr-r hulIrsun from Betty.
Myrtle Thompson from Walter.
Elisabeth MuhEan from Thomas.
MErH HrsCrcImnn from Edwin.
Dcrrh tine Patrick from John.
Nnrf kirs itUw william.
Ocureia sam irUu southern
FreacuChs Gurneu from Charles,
Marion THct from Charles.
Pear CEarurc1 from John.
Grace Larkar0 from George.
Adrian Dyer from Alice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
nRlck. lLHENr srIrcn RNsLAILNI,

uFNtTT work SIDE drives, garage floors
aao n.e.a. f-.c estimate. Murray 1888
gsft.,. t.als gar WAYS. driv-vays SAT-
ir.alran eaar year 90 pay. lN. i-fhnH.
CONSULT lHe ENLARGED Real Estate list
lu- n the ts Sunday Times Want Al
f..r'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Earninos

Central Touudry Co. and Is suhsidinrie'
f.f tNp quarter ended NhFCh ~ ltptlL =
r 'T-Tf tITH7 ct
against uet profit OF So Id1 cqual 90 II
rrr'F rn1re CU NE common stock frr me
7-tt-4rrftvt -r7f is-t wear.
IiniE0ie GO. and it, subsidiaries for the
- weeks ruuc5 March 70 report q net
profit of S2fi.22i. e9ml o. 2s cents 4
share 0n the common stock against $500
500 ar 81 cente on the common m thc j..
Wtehs ended March IS, last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Death g2ntifes

SCOTT-GeurEe W, April 26. beloved hus-
band of Eleanor. dear father OF Mrs.
Jane Fret Funeral Thursday At p m.
be Roster Funeral Home, 1922 East Grand
Boulevard.
THIBODTtI April 26, 1943, Elmer, be
loved father Of Arthur. Melvin, Mrs.
Elizabeth eleven and Henry; also survived
ny Ave grandchildren. Funeral from parlors
OF j. sutton 4 Son, ilt7 Trumhuil avenue.
Church az ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Cnn.nIllAIrI IIL.nn ~. nf NCM

Consolidated Edi,ou GO. Of Now York.
I'M and If, sllbsidiaiics f.r thc ~ months
ended Mnrth cI report net income ui
500 Sd7 sos cqu1' utter dcduc'iug preferred
.dit jdruds OF tros0pArcnt company to 81 80
In share on the common stock This COM
.parcs wllh $40 Gg1 1873 lr-&l 90 q common
share in lhe ~ months ended March 81
1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
ICE sKArING-wINDsoR

ROLLER skating nightly except TUESDAY,
saturday. dancing Saturday, wrestling
TUESDAYS. Windsor Arena. 572 McDougall.
Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
BIClCIEs AND TRGYCILs

bills Bicycles; al sizes. Crosse Pie.
Bicycle. lalol Mack IT,. 2-A23o.
CONSULT 'he enlarged Real Estate list
.r-s r The b.s sunday Times Want Aa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
AnyrKIIsING DISPLAY

Carl SON sTuDIOs--Advcrusin displays
l.-.--.Fsi le''A kftist street. Telephone
Randolph gflI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

Penirk 4 Ford, Itd, Inc, and IT, Nh-
sfd.1ry flr me March quarter report q n'i
profit ut S2Tt $50. equal 90 70 cents q
snare. AGAINST StHa. rs ol 81 cents share
la the fiat quarter ul 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS

CONSULT tho enlarged Real Estate list
va the BIZ sunday Times Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

International Businrss Machines Corp
and lbs subs .diari.s Tor the March quartc'
Lrl-Li 4 hmm IL IS Al6 COL hetzLc IS
rruhfs taxes against 81 Zoo t97 IN The 1872
quartet After providing for estimated
T. s. federal and Canadian income and
excess profits taxes including N4u9 3ot
excess profits tax after deduung postwar
credits an Srs6 GOO net profit Wss 81 ASs
goo a- s. 80 share. AGAINST = 900, tH'
or s. II share ln the 1912 Quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
ATTICS CONVLRTEp MO INCoMES

A COMPLETE APARTNENT-W Finance
convert Your Atm. Crarteld. Tk 2-l52o
CONSULT tH, enlarged Real Estate list
rgs "a tie rIg sunday Times want Ad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
PIASIERING
PLUMBING AND HEATING

pared by, ufssttr plumber TO. s-5035.
no biGGING. No MEssNsewersN drains
cleaaed eIectTc machine; finest equip
nent oregon 2tis
PLUMBING heAing repairs, alterations.
FHA terms first class workmanship
Arlington 1Tf4.
PLUMBING. HEATING F. Installed, ~.
paired rcrodeIcf Is months 20 pay.
800 11hT.
lstW Fps cleaned electrically. or air. M
fEenr pfomp, service days nights
Temple J SGT
SILKS cleaned sewers cleaned electrically
free pump service; reasonable. Trinity
Ii-i3tp
SINKS cleaned g 2i-hour sever service.
puks. Nv. 1'1is7 or In, 2-2s5i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
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Cr.rr' Your Aztec. Cranbcld. TR. 2-l52n
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-07
Giraud Sure
Of Victory

New York. Jan. 7.-(NP)-. The
Dakar radio SAID today that General
Giraud. high commissioner for
French north and west Africa. de-
CIaiinc The defeat of Germany TO be
beyond doubt. had urged all French
mon to unite e. 'lbcratc Our father
land and avCngC the infamous treat
mcnt inflicted by the Germans on
the French people"
He spoke al Dakar where he ar
rived january ) to confcrc with
Vice Admiral William A. Glassford.
Jr.. head Of u United States mission
there.
II am certain Of this. Germany Is
To be defeated" Giraud was quoted.
81 have a very good and simple rea-
son for being so sure of it. | was a
prisoner in Germany. n prisoner
visited by high officers Through
these contacts could observe the dc
cline Of German might. which. in
1912 already showed clear signs Of
CNIiaustiuu."