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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Work Force Climbs

ALREADY MS Work force Is
climbing towards the $4,000
mark. and by next July. he tells
me. the total should we'll exceed
10000.
Maryland's new wonder city"
Is rising some 20 miles from
historic Baltimore, at Middle
River. where abundant space.
much of it beautifully wooded,
is available for building homes.
some of it commanding a water
view.
II foresee," said Mr.. Martin.
speaking amid the first 300
newly constructed workers
homes, "springing up here a city
of $4,000 people"
This practical seer added:
IL have such faith i'm the
future of aviation. based on the
natural growth of flying, that I
am convinced the let-down after
these present war activities will
be of short duration-not more
than two or three years. And
that the entire capacity of all
our present plants and the addi-
tons now planned will he re-
quired to cope with Americas
aviation demands"
l remarked that nowhere. not
even at any of Michigan's gigan-
tic automobile plants or the
mammoth Ford bomber-and-
airport site, had I ever seen as
many parked automobiles as
here
I'VE have to take care of be-
tween 5000 and 10000 every
day." he replied.
Most energetic efforts are
being waged. to supply nearby
homes. One could see here the
walls and roofs of homes started
and completed while you wait .
thanks 10 the invention OF
cemesto by the Celotex Corpora
ton. an asbestos cement-clad
insulation board. light in weight
but of great strength, extremely
resistant TO moisture, thoroughly
insulated against heat in Sum-
mer and cold in Winter.
I'VE have completed 800 OF
these wonderfully attractive
homes for our work folks and
are, as YOU can see, rapidly build
ing hundreds more" said Mr..
Martin. "Our present plans are
for 1000 of these homes, but this
represents only beginning"
SawmiiiS were busy cutting
lumber 10 the requisite size,
workers were busy laying foun-
dations, carpenters and other
skilled workmen were causing
home after home 10 spring up
before your eyes: homes contain
ing two bedrooms, spacious
living room, dining alcove,
kitchen, bath. closets galore.
heating. every modern con-
venience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
AutoCut, Costs
Hit Parts Firm

CLEVELAND Oct. g. Despite
capacity operations prevailing dur
I'M. the three months ended Sep
TEMPER 80 indications are that
higher costs OF both labor and ma
terials may hold third quarter net
profit TO be reported by the Ma
tional Malleable and Steel Cast
ings Company 10 around $500. 600.
This would be equal to about SO
cents share and would compare
with S473.529 or 9S cents a share
for the quarter ended June 80 last.
and S312,4 57 or Ga cents a share
IN the September quarter last year.
Expected earnings for the third
quarter would bring net profit for
the first nine months of this year
10 around 81 300, 600. equal To So. rs
share. against S931,214 or S1.9l
a share in the like period of 1910
Third quarter earnings will
somewhat reflect for the first time
this year initial shipments of the
company's defense contract fol
artillery ammunition componentS
Bulk of the production for this
contract is yet 10 come. however
While in normal times National
Malleable's production consists
primarily OF parts for the automo.
bile and the railroad equipment
industries. a good volume of orders
for the latter field, together with
its defense production. are eX-
pected 10 offset at least in part
the effects which curtailed auto.
mobile production may have on the
companys business. Further in
creased production of parts fol
trucks. buses and motorized equip
nent for military use will prob
ably further cushion effects o.
curtailed passenger car output. a!
far as National Malleable is con
cerned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Farmers Markets

APPLEs-Won River. fancy Nai25
hu. No 1. IS q s5c No ?, SOC. Wealtnys
fancy, si.2o ou., No /, soc q 81 IS; NO 2
soc. Mcintosh. fancy I75n2 No !.
81 Is n 80; No 2. 75c bu,. Elbertss No.
H. Si25ulT5 hu. Greetings No l. $40
as bu No q 75c bu Jonathan. fancy
81 75a2 bu.; No. /. 81 ESQ so; No ?
81 Delicious fancy. 81 hu No. !, $50
BEANs-Green. fancy. 81: No !. 81 50
a bu No. 2. 81 wax fancy 81 50 No
|. 81 50@2 bu.: No ?. 81 Roman beans,
No. /. 81. 5oml75 bu., Lima beans. No.
BETS Fancy 81 bu. No I. 3oa45c
dox hchs 50 n Toe bu
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. l. s3Hs SO %
BRoccoLI-Fsncy, 81 rs; No. !. N2s
cABBAGE-No. /. Goa Use bu No. ?.
soc; red No. l.. 500 75c bu curly No.
cANTALoUPEs Fancy, &25: No. !.
l25a1.75 No ? SOC
CARROTS Fancy, zoe dor bchs 10
!. 40N soc e0c n Si25 bu No 2 75c bn
cAuLlFLowER-No. !. $50 s5c ou
CELERY Fancy. 35a SOC: No. /. asa
3Oe: No. 2. 10W 20c dor. bchs
:. CELERY CABBAGE Fancy. 81 hu.
No. l. $50 soc bu.
CELERY ROOT No, l. s19l2s
CUCUMBERs No. siicerf - f0a ?
ou. No. 2, 81 small No. /. s3Joa4 bu.
Dill 90 q 6Cc doz bchs
EGGPLANT-No /. 40 q soc bu
EGGS tsrge S150 $50 s0-doz case
GRAPES No /, 27g 3Oc 4.qt osske,
S2n q 50 bu
okRA-No. !, s.lo basket. coca 81; No.
?. soc
oNIoNs-Green. No. J. ,ooeoc doa.
LIS 50-lb. sack No 2, 75c
PARSLEY No. !. 40 y Soc doz behs.
PARSLEY ROOT No /. 4os, soc
.PARsNIPs-No. /, sla125 bu No ?.
, PEARS Fancy 50 bu.; No. !. u75a
OUNCE no. /, So SO bu.
,o PEP PIP C. re- n. No /. .toa5oe bu.
No ]. soc a 81 IS bu No. 2. 75c bu' red red
sweet, No. l. 7bcaSl bu No. g. Csc
.PIMENTos-No /, s5cqsi bu No. ?
y 22c ID. leshorns lsa zoe broilers. heav,
70 p 25c leghorns i9m 2lc 10
PoTAToES-Fancy, si01.iO bu No J.
80 n 90c No q soc
RADisHEs- Red. No 80 40 n soc dozer
punches; No. g. 35c long white No l.
40 SOC dozen lunches. horse. No. /. sOc n
81 10 peck basket
RUTABAGAs- No. 7 50m75o Dbl
SQUASH Summer, No l. 81 SOC -
bu. No. 2. 25c Hubbard. No /. So SOC
Table Queen squash, No. /. 500 75c. no
2 i0c. Italian. No /. $50 soc peck basket
No 2, soc; Delicious. No l 500 75c bu
SWEET CoRN-No. !, 80 n soc No 2
25c 5-d0zen sack
TOMATOES Fancy, S1-50N2 bu No
T. 75cNS1 bu. No. ? SOC bu.
TURNIPS Fancy. 6Oc dozen punches
No !. 35N 45c dozen punches. 75c nSl hu
No 2. so n Csc
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. No.
l. son 90c bu. escarole. No. J. 500 75c
bu endive. No. l. g0c n 81 10 bu No 2
15c, kohlrsbi. No. I. 80 soc doz punches
sorrel. No L. i0n soc bu Swiss chard
IS soc bu., kale, No. 1. 40M soc bu
No. ]. f0n soc bu. mustard. No.
1, 40 coo bu. head lettuce. No. l. 81 bu
No. 2, 5Oc leaf lettuce. No. /. sou 75c bu /.
No. l. 40n soc bu. leeks. No
so n 75c doz punches spinach No. 1. 7jc
HSl bu; turnip, No 1. iOM soc bu.
B VEGETABLE OLSTERS--No. /. 500 75c
dozen punches.
wATERMELoNs-No. 1. 500 5c bu /;
No. 2, soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Rubber for Tractors

Speed and mobility Of thou
sands of combat units OF the
expanding United States mech
anized army have been ire
mendously increased by the use
Of rubber tracks on crawler
tractors, IL is declared in a paper
on that subject by Robert Wayne
and n w. Delzell. development
engineers of the 3. F. Goodrich
Company Just presented before
the tractor meeting of the So
ciety OF Automotive Engineers
in Milwaukee. Wis,
striking power Of our army
has been boosted by this new
application of rubber 10 the
problems of transportation" the
authors declare. application Of
rubber tracks has been a great
step forward in the progress OF
the crawIer tractor.
Placed on army tanks, scout
cars, anti-aircraft and anti-tank
gun carriers, the rubber tracks
have given our mechanical
forces a fexibility of operation
never before achieved. This IL
because the rubber track permits
much higher speeds. allows the
vehicle 10 use any type OF high
way without damaging ", and
operate n well In varied terrain.
The steel track did not permit
this easy operation on the high
ways without damage To them.
The rubber track has greatly
expanded the zone of operations
of any unit 80 equipped"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

Ais in Readiness
For Latest Substitute
Open House Week
BY SILER FREEMAN

The lid is about TO be popped
off on the biggest event Of the
year for the retail auto dealers
the first Open House Week, a
purely local affair but one which
the entire country will be watch
ing. National shows are out this
year. except for a few spotted
here and there but the big ones
like Detroit. New York and Chi
cago have bowed out under the
pressure of national defense.
But the Detroit Auto Dealers
Association wasn't willing to let
the 40-year-old custom go by
the way without a struggle.
Hence Open House Week. from
this Saturday to Saturday of
next week with Sunday as usual
being closed.
The mayors proclamation has
been issued. the showrooms are
blooming in their Open House
dress and the / 200 cars valued
AT $4,000. 900 are polished and in
place TO be inspected by the
great Mr. and Mrs. Public. Sales
men, have been carefully in
structed on their duties during
Open House Week-just infor-
nation, no accent on selling.
The tradition of the Auto
Show will be upheld if the public
will do its part.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
|GM Sales
Drop Sharply

Sales OF General Motors cars
and trucks 10 consumers i'm Sep
TENDER totaled 52S29 units,
against S4.969 in August and 81
SGT in September. 1910.
Sales TO dealers in the United
States last month amounted 10
81 1853 units, compared with 1850
in August and l16,031 in the GER
responding month last year.
September sales TO dealers In
the United States and Canada, in
cluding export shipments. totaled
SO, 200 units. against 29268 in Au-
gust and 1852 in September,
last year.
Sales 10 consumers in the first
nine months totaled 1.7l6.395 units
compared with 1,285, 194 in the
similar period of 1910.
In the first nine months of 194l,
sales 10 dealers in the United
States totaled 1892 units,
against 1,249,SS3 in the 1910 pc
IriOd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Ralston Optimistic

Oldsmobile sa es executives
headed by D. +. Ralston, general
sales manager, returned 10 Lam
Sing this week following a series
of dealer announcement meet
ings conducted in &c zone cities
throughout the United States.
Record attendances were re-
ported in all cities. The meet
ings. which served 10 outline
factory sales plans for the
coming year, were highlighted by
the most enthusiastic reception
ever given 10 a new line of Olds-
mobiles, according 10 Ralston.
Commenting on business pros
poets, he said.
"Oldsmobile dealers sold more
than 100000 cars last year. The
motor car IL stu Americas most
important means Of travel and
will continue To he. Defense
workers will contribute ma
terially to the 1912 automobile
market as will thousands Of addi-
tional persons dependent upon
automobile transportation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Much Confusion Of Words in Initiation Talks

In much of the current chatter about initiation is
fusion of words There idle talk about hunting additional
purchasing power Instead of purchasing power
really additional circulating medium
g9nulN employed persons Such circulating medium
become purchasing power unless IN fact II be exchanged
Things Pforte rising and and higher
to reduce te power Of unit of money circulating
medium 10 buy goods
Initiation loose word has become bad symbol and
whipping boy Even the proilCate SpenderS
officials who themselves noosened The inhatonay tendencies
sceng 90 put themselves Alright with tho public
the underlined concept of initiation But they
stand the mechanics under which The system operates
Fearing nauon they want Go pat ceilings the prices goods
without al hc same time the
also plIUnE coIInE ~ Waeos and farm pTOducl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Nation S Steel
Rate Unchanged

NEW YORK. Oct. g. - Steel
Iingot production for the week
ended October 6 is placed at 90
per cent of capacity. unchanged
from the previous week, lin the
compilation by Dow-Jones & Co,
Inc. Two weeks ago the rate was
1874 per cent.
United States Steel is estimated
at SO per cent, against 90 per cent
in the preceding week and 98 per
cent two weeks ago.
Leading Independents are cred
lited with 98 per cent, compared
with 97l2 per cent in the week
before. and 81 per cent two weeks
Iago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Executive Follows Rukeyser's Suggested Plan

Commenting previous suggestions made by this column
along these lines the
Because of what said prompted a descrp
ton of what going To do this coming month.
realize that by ourselves the effort will
for the sale of defense bonds and
sand the beach but the generally applied
the great field of sales organizations throughout
be tremendous factor i'm success"
In nutshell here Inst Of spending millions
OF dollars merchandise
try and agencies OF distribution prizes will of defense
bonds stamps specific benefits
CD stimulation of direct
reduction o demand for merchandise prizes
aggavae existing shortages 60 development public
interest defense bonds and 4 aid the campaign
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
~. =. RMI;eyser
Asks Defense Bonds
For Sales Prizes

The task of business in this national emergency
to find formula for fung motives Of enlightened sef-nteest
with those of
Obviously. this is time obstruction by business.
ON the other hand If private business
force which will add TO national productivity be douby
helpful long operates along lines
lonal program of heightened national defense.
West Coast company thinking
successful agents
in defense savings bonds instead of Thus rings
bells at 1t sales while helping
Sam finance the purchase of ships guns tanks and planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

and design capacity for Is years.
Vert is well known for his work
on piping design, and recently
developed, in behalf of Blaw-knoX
Company. simplified formulae for
determining the stresses in power
piping systems. He is an alumnae
of the University of California,
was an instructor in the United
States Air Corps during the last
wa.. is a member of the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers,
and has served as a lecturer AT
the Detroit Institute OF Tech
nology.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Gasoline Stocks
Decline in Week

NEW YORK. Oct 9. - The
American Petroleum Institute re-
ports gasoline stocks were reduced
last week by $4,000 barrels to a
total of S0,S70,0O0 barrels. Refinery
Operations were 1913 per cent. up
g of | point. Crude oil output
averaged $3.50 $50 barrels daily,
lOff 199. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Metal Markets

New York snd wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals DIVISION Detroit. Spot % per cent
tin nominal. New York. - 90 future Tin.
.s2 90. lake grade copper. delivered MID
west. u elccirolvtic spot. smelter. IL:
casting copper n rs St Louis lead. :. 10:
St Louis zinc 725. New York antimony.
"A. virgin aluminium. IS
Tin some small lot sales Copper sales.
s2i7 tons Export, IL; resale. ~. Free
sterling 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Majority Of Voters to Receive Benefits

SO Instead Of forced savings are have greater social
security Instead of saving majority of the voters to he
bepets And instead OF being forced they TO act volun-
But some one ma, ask, they pay2 federal
collector going TIP and walk away The plain
fac THAI these billions dollars be taken away from
by force whether like
The only qualification required that the bulk of the
social security win By paid directly by employers
The proposed seizure sof all profits per
falls Perhaps the proposed
will not be TOO much noticed by the working
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Reduce U. S. Spending by Real Economy

The it works is this First the government boows and
spends thus abore and farmers Then decides
that doesn't them this money Accordingly
the money given them guSe
curity' Finally il spends the tsefGspendS again
But it is spending fast that its debt increasing
rapidly.
There is only government spend
ing by real Second adequately
spending Third establish the conditions
enable government initiating credit
of policy and purpose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

engineering and
S a les of its
p ow er piping
id wi sion. The
new executive.
taking the posi-
tion held until
recently by S. j.
II o r 7 e III. has
been a consult
ant for the COM
lp a n Y or a
number of years
and comes from
the Detroit Edi-
IS on Company.
where he has
been engaged in
an engineering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Investment Firm S
Asset Value Drops

The net asset value per common
share of the Investment Company
of America outstanding at Sep
TENDER 30 based upon the balance
sheet on that date, with securities
owned adjusted TO market prices,
was S18.0l. This asset value COM
pares with 1883 on August 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Whole Proposal Dishonest Subferfuee

Clearly the whole be raised by is all
from
Clearly il al to be collected by coercion repre-
sent forced saving by the taxpayers
Now comes the main question: What to be done with the
money?
In opinion the whole proposal to social security is
dishonest ubterfuge The will be saved
o constituting available for meeting payments
of old unemployment pensions II will be spent the
government Too much Of will be wasted for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Substitution Of Defense Bonds for Prizes Gains

In commenting the plan the further
Extension the basic such
substitution defense stamps
disc prizes az the theaters which
communities distributing bonds stamps
making suggestion "A
Of institutions and the of bonds replace
n general IS dicate
"Details OF the plan being supplied the
Washington viii be
the defcnse bonds and Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Marine News
DETROIT

UP-coolidge 3 p m Wednesday; Cal
ioway 20. Dunn Jr 4.i0 Bunsen. Con-
sumers Power arrived, $40 Nandoc, 80 !.
West Venus arrived, so. Trimble. Fitch
arrived $50; Calumet, $40; Conneaut ar
rived. Crescent City arrived. $40; Aca-
dlalte. Zephyr cleared. s.i5. Malietoa,
DICK 10 AS. Manuel IL 40 a m. Thurs
day. Peter White ~ so. Wood cleared.
Ben Fsrn cleared. I 30 Pressure Isle, IS.
Mariana as. Dixon arrived, Sierra ar
rived 2.45; uhug. 3.2o. Dahlke cleared.
3 80, Marita-Indla arrived. 3.53, Grand
Island 4 W. G.. Richardson, 4;05, Eli
wood. 4l6 Peni Mitchell 500 PhiprS,
80. DinRey 6:55; Heekin 705, Oak
wood, T25 Bonner. s. ingalls, arrived.
05 Augustus. $40. Hewitt arrived. o.
DOWN Fairbarn -Smeaton, sos p. m.
Wednesday 5 G. Taylor f55. Alpena
cleared. 5l35 r. r. Richardson 6:f5. T.
y Quarfies cleared s. Jupiter. ESQ Crud-
ou cleared $50; Bsrkhamstead .Constitu-
tion cleared go, Fitch. cleared. 10 80
Cyclic Chief II 30. Regent IL 50, Mac.
Pherson Crescent CITY cleared, II 10 a m.
THURSDAY l.. Ress arrived. 1890;
Windsolite , So Diamond Alkali. West
40. Wyandotte arrived, Sis, DICK
cleared & Conneaut cleared. SAB Bar
ralton- Frceiand cleared. s-I5. Consumers
Power cleared. 7.i5 City oi Hancock ar
rived 20. Steel King rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

At KEENELAND
Weather. clear, track. fast.
No scratches they all SO.
AT RIVER DOWNS
Weather. cloudy. track fast.
Seventh Race Azute
Fichth Race Substitute Declared or.
Field Horscs--
Flrfl Race Giaciais Winwithme. Cop
per Lady JEWELS own
Second Race Valdina Duo Lady Fo-
ea-fy Tecumseh. Bobby Pint
Third Race Mount kala, Betty Bane,
% Shirl. JaCkemma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Forced Savings Have No Place in Democracy

No The purposes arc listed as follows
til lo prevent initiation
To Tho defense program
80 To competition for critical materials
lil TO provide the working egg for his
declining
80 To cushion the poSt-cmergenCy period
I'm short. ri Is boz and light,
Accordingly 10 reiterated by treasury that there
forced is asserted,
place democracy like ours CnyhoW why copy Keynes quite
% closelN"J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
LpggiS ER1sspw
Social Security FUND
Seen EDiSSipaaeaI

washington reports, vast tax
being devised "trcasury experts The headlines tell Of the
treasury studying huge program check initiation It is
billions of dollars and divert them into
Ihe tlea~Iry'S vaults
Then VIII hc done with thcmH
l should he noted wei that thc oSienSbe purpose of the
proposed money the
expenses exports seeking Of paying the
government bills would questions government
spending and dc1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
If Hitler Gould See

AS l rode and trod over this
vast enterprise and saw scores
and scores of powerful bombers
awaiting only propeller blades to
start them across the Atlantic, l
kept saying TO myself:
what would Hitler think IL
he could only see all this ?"
Copyright 1871. by b. C. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
AT HAWTHORNE

Weather, raining track. slow.
First Race Truda Sweet Pcase. Best
Quality Golf Way lnnncndo Hgh Toss
HilNs Palm. Flush STRAY Chord. Doc
tor Rose, Reiectable
Second Race Texas WAY. Chatter Alb.
Falsweep Tres AmiCoe Amb0. Tall OAK
Third Race Tssseled Girl Prospect
Lady Karlsnar
Firm Race Declared or. substitute
c0minE
seventh Race Colonel Joe Chic Harra
EiFhth Race Doug Brashear
Editors Note Original frh race a.
Hawthorne today has been declared OF.
following ls = substitute
FIFTH RACE Csubsttutel - 600
claiming, yeaf-olds and up. ] 1-16
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Detroit Poultry

Market weak Hens average run. Ice
leghurn hens lbs and up. 14c. cocks
ia 14c. rock springers. average run. 20c
ieghorn sprngers, lie. young hen turkeys.
10 his and up. Csc: Young tom turkeys
~ lbs. 24c; ducks, white, lbs. and Up.
16c: geese, lie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
At LONG BRANCH

Weather, cloudy. track fast
First Race-Jeo D., Miss Sarnia. Big
Sam. Stimulette.
Second Race sun Kid Glove.
Happy Seth. Gay Bog Again.
Third Race sun Madras. Heramore,
FioysAn CortOn.
Fourth Race Fred Tracey. Don Bos-
combe Last steel Rehearsc.
FIRM Race Fair Set Storm Flare,
Phalamaid. Wsvcriy Prince
sixth Race Greek Goddess Elbenddo,
Galthca
seventh Race Yenoc. Solid. Powers
GoHra. Play SHOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Wert Gets Post
With B|dw-Knox

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 9.-Blaw-
Knox Company today announced
the appointment Of Edwin A. Vert
as vice president in charge of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Pepsi-CoIa Dividend

NEW YORK, oct. Q. Pepsi
Cola Company has declared diei-
dend of 30 cents. payable October
- t0 stock of record October 20.
huquesne Iighi fompan, shows for the
is months onueu iui} 30 net income
~ $40 lHa 1f2 equal go Sffe a share ON
-n~fnon against revised net income ~
$40 f2l $50 ar 81 90 on common in the
preeedlng ~ months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
~ RockINGHAM INK

WUHfnUr- oIOhTI fIaCk. IHsf
First Race Sadie g.. Elmer Stepa-
cola Mattapony
Second Race Superior Royal Ink
pnrumatique Very Graceful
Third Race sun fdele Winged phsr-
Iah Junior Prom. Countess Abbot. Aethei
Queen
Fourth Race. Circus WINS Real Play
Fluh Race Rosary NJ
seventh Race Jim Rinzcs
fEhth Race WhipaWsy Poll Image
smith Race ssuhstlfutel Declared On
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09

UP Campus. $50 a. m. Wednesday; n.
IS. Wilkinson. 1880, Queen city. n p.
stsckhouse 1890 r. y. Townsend. ~ 80
p m. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy 80
Taurus 2. r. G.. SCHUBERT w k1drvin,
4. Harmonic l. 5 Westcoat, $50. Berry
ton z. f. j. Kulas, S ID. g.. Norton.
$50, II. L. Findlay q a T. Nettleton,
Q .30s g. Crawford. 10. Harvester. II.
n Coulby. 1880 q. m ThurEday; Hagarty.
DonuacOna 2 ishpeming 8, ii a. Scan
drett. A W. Osborne. a. F.. vs.. Nudge
$50. H. r Jones. Lemoyue r. s Ken
drlck. McDougali MARSHA, $50 Winni-
peg, Z.
Down eewatin. Noronic. 10 a. IN.
Wednesday, Lehtlnen. Merle. ~ 80 p. m. !;
NJ shiras g. la sale. Amazon. 8, Math-
evasion. Brockton Fulton, g B. J. Rich
ards, Z. Wndoc. To- Princeton, 1880;
-. Davidson 1 n. m. Thursday; Lehigh.
Cornell. 1850, Bricoidoc 2 Harvard. Leth-
bridge 4. Alrorail. 40. J. y Maccrou-
hey. Cambria. 5; J. IA. Mclean, $50;
Wills King. 8
Weather. calm and hay.