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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Leroy Heads
Frontenac Revue

STIRRING BAND music, a
bevy. of beautiful girls-costumed
like beasts of the jungIe-and the
cracking whip of the animal
trainer. These are the elements
which compose the featured num-
Der of Del DeRoy at the Club
Frontenac this week.
Leroy. who is starred in KaFyl
NoTman's male revue with the
dynamic SpaniSh-English singing
Billy Herrera. portrays in dance
the trials and tribulationS Of a
big top entertainer faced with a
cage, full Of snarling lions and
tigers.
Supported by the toe-tickling
rhythms OF Jimmy Gargano and
his orchestra, Leroy also torch
sings Memory Of a Rose" and the
Ziegfeld Follies tune, You Stepped
Out of a Dream"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

ceremonies, introducing newcum-
ers Betty Scott, eccentric dancer;
tenor Bill Tracy and others. i.
Music for shows and dancing h
by Ross Dristy and his orchestra.
PALM BEACH-O ldtimers Hal
and Dolly add another week to
their return engagement. Their
vaudeville comedy skits. burlcsque
bits and sone-and-dance turn TOP
the bill.
The Martell Twins join them
this week. doing bit Of tap and
soft shoe. and featuring their
lovely Dance Of the Mirrors"
Johnny Police sings between
presentations, and others arr
'''scream-l lined" juggler Maurice
songstresS Dorothy Gerron and
Don Pablo'S popular MIC or.
cheStra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Fisher Town Hall
Lists Cousins

NORMAN COUSINS, editor OF
the Saturday Review Of Literature,
will speak before the Fisher Town
Hall audience in the Fisher The
alter, Wednesday. October q. at
IL a. m. His subject will be by
Mantle Between Covers"
Not yet 30, Cousins is the young
est editor of a major magazine in
the United States and a recognized
authority on world affairs and non
fiction books.
Sir Philip Gibbs, British journal
ist, previously announced for this
date will speak instead on No
vember II. This was the date
Originally assigned to Erskine
Caldwell; who is now scheduled for
November 5.
Caldwell will arrive in the
United States by clipper October
20, after several months in
Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Bragale. :
Opens at
TheTr0pics

FAIR AND warmer Is the read
ing on the musical barometer at
the Tropics this week. where Vim
cent Bragale and his rhunba ag-
gregation are making things hot
for the dancing customers.
1.-The new setup opened last
might and dancers were kept on
their toes by Bragale's fascinating
|rhythms which include not only
lrhumbas, sambas. sons and congas,
hut clever waltz and fox trot ar
rangements as we'll
UP AND DOWN
No sooner does he finish a>Set
for the patrons upstairs than the,
Elevator whisks him down to the
cocktail depths to give out
lrhythms for those who either are
or unable to reach the
third story.
With Bragale, who has one OF
the most popular of rhumba bands,
this time is lovely Del Parker, who
does such favorites as "Vereda
Tropical and Lament for Love"
for those who favor floor shows.
CLEVER DANCERS
Also the Duanos, a talented pair.
whip out such rhythms as waltz,
polka, etc, although we would
prefer TO see them in more Latin
numbers considering their appear
lance, which would lead you To exc
lpect as much.
It's a pleasing arrangement and
the atmosphere Of the place con-
ltinues to be one of the most ex-
letting In Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Seek Child
For Adoption

THE NEWEST FINLAND couple
10 start adoption proceedings. Ar.
mids, the tiny, Mexican spitfire,
and her husband. Arthur Glen. the
agent. will fly to Chicago imme-
diately after she completes her
role at Universal in South OF
Tahiti" TO follow up correspond
ence on a plan to take baby into
their home.
1t should make ArInida Holly
woods tinieSt mother-she weighs
only 95 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Movie Troupe in
First Snowfall

UP AT Big Bear Lake, I'm the
high SierraS. 100 miles from Holly
wood. Director Erie Keuton was
kicking himself all over the place
last week because he ran into the
first Snowsterm of the season and
couldn't use it-even though he is
filming story about Alaska.
Kenton and a troupe that in
cludes Brod Crawford. Lon
Clancy JF.. Andy Devine. and Eve
lyn AnkerS. are making Univer-
sails North to the Klondike" al
the lake. All the action of the
story, however, takes place in the
late Summer. And so when the
first snow of CALIFORNIA; Autumn
began falling, Kenton just had to
watch il fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

VERNES - Com dy knock
abouters Roger and Pruce stay on,
Offering more of their zany bits,
tap-dancing and general mayhem.
Rogers doubles as master OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Cartoon Creator
Boosts Navy Day

1T. COM. FRANK v. MARTI-
MEX. u. S.N. r. (retired). creator
OF don Winslow Of the Navy,
currently being serialiEed for the
screen by Universal. has been
elected a national director and
chairman of publicity for the Navy
League Of the United States, Com
rodore Sheldon Clark, league
Resident announces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Ocean Subs

THE PACIFIC OCEAN doubles
for Mexico's Gulf of California
coast in the scene of Paramount's
Hold Back the Dawn" in which
Olivia de Havilland takes a dip
in the surf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Macy Blues Set
For Michigan
Musical Comedy
Features Sheridan,
Raye and Oakie
BY CHARLES GENTRY

WARNER BROTHERS aren't
going to give up the ship because
navy pictures seem TO be what
every one wants to look at. Latest
of the seafaring fare is Navy
Blues" slated to open at the
Michigan Friday. :
A musical comedy with a nauti-
cal slant, this one features Ann
, Sheridan. Martha Raye, Jack Oakie
and Jack Haley all draped with
the extravaganza type of decora-
tion-beautiful girls, hit tunes and
a big supporting cast.
Besides Navy Blues" the Mich
igan will also have My Life With
Caroline" in which Ronald Col
man tackles one Of his few comedy
roles. This little domestic farce
has Reginald Gardiner and the new
English star, Anne Lee to keep
MIR. Colman amusing company.
ENGLISH STARS
Speaking Of English stars. MI
chael Redgrave, Margaret Lock-
wood and Emlyn Williams, all Of
whom can only make pictures
when they are not on air raid
duty or working in ambulance
patrol divisions, have the leading
roles in The Stars Look Down"
the dramatic film opening Wednes-
day at the Cinema.
" This Is the film version of the
very successful story by A. j.
Cronin, author Of The CITADEL
and Keys of the Kingdom, which
Hollywood is now putting in cell
luloid form.
Michael Redgrave and Margaret
Lockwood had the leading roles
together in ~rhe Lady Vanishes-
Md are now cast in the top spots
a this film made by M-G-M in
England g.
Emlyn Williams. the noted actor
dramatist, Is of course, known for
his might Must Fall" and for the
current Broadway success The
Corn Is Green" starring Ethel
Barrymore.
GRIDIRON NOTES N
EOONOdu II OiENdSIS ny lNUIUl1Ii
Sper, famed eastern gridiron pro-
phet, will be regular screen
feature at the Fox Theater start
ing Friday and continuing for the
remainder of the gridiron season.
Sper's record for picking foot
ball winners ranks high among the
nations sports experts. Each week
he picks winners in a fast-moving
screen review Of the following Sat-
urday's football games and shows
on the screen the reasons for his
selections.
For the final days Of the second
weeks showing-of "A Yank in the
Raj" the Fox theater will give
free autographed photos Of the
films stars. Tyronne Power and
Betty Cradle. ----
Photos will be given TO the first
1000 patrons entering the theater
on next Monday. Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

Synthetic Rubber
Program Hailed as
Independence Move
BY ST FREEMAN

A new Declaration of indie
pendence has been written in
the United States. tits the pro-
gram of synthetic rubber devel-
opment 10 free America from
foreign rubber sources, and the
100 leading companies who sHP--
ported the program were hailed
today as modern patriots by
John L. Collyer, president of the
B. F. Goodrich Company of
Akron, o.
1.-THE companies and individ-
uals who purchased tires I'm
which synthetic rubber was used
have helped bring the day nearer
when America will be free of
foreign rubber sources" said
Collyer. "While IL would take
two to four years to erect fac
tories capable of producing even
our minimum defense require
ments. IL has been conclusively
demonstrated that America can
produce its own rubber"
Tires made Of Ameripol, syn
thetic discovered by Goodrich in
1910. were the first to be sold TO
the American public. Ameripol
is made from petroleum and is
the result of Is years of re-
search. Production has been
stepped up from $500 TO 5000
tons, according TO Collyer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wesley p. Kobe. ~: Marcefla Holman. ~.
John John J. just Jr'. 20; Ida Peterson. a.
william J. Spencer, "a Hszei L. Blocker,
Nike Konsure Jr.. 81. Marian L. ponsti,
Raymond p. Dskin. %: Nan Louise coehin.
Geors. a. punnins. %; Madeleine Ellen
Aioysius j. Krcnk. 81; Catherine v. rinaa.
Earl W Nannings. IS: Elm N. Johannes.
Jsck C. wonord Is Eileen 3 Schubert.
Harold y. Freeman. "a; Evelyn n. stosn.
Lyle II. overIey. 40: Msele y Pettfeons. ~.
Burgess J. Akin. 10 Jean n. Myers. -.
Adolf Tusxynski, rs: Irene kramsk- %.
John czerny! "a; Juiia haximovieh. IL
Edward T. smith, -; nsdoiin u. Petos-
Ernes, Kirkland. II; Norma rnom. 20.
Nino Ptorani. II Cathertne Gretx. 20.
Jerome koncewicz. %; Irene Artanowics,
Joseph Mccormick. % Agnes Puik, 70.
r-vrrs,, Hsynoifs. 81 fots crtmsnaw. ~
stephen S. Toms,hik. 81: Emeiy Horesek.
Bernard Pick. - Harriet .. Mende,sohn.
Joseph Krupp. %: Mildred Thomas. 10.
John Hinton, 90. Elesse White, Is.
Joseph Mientkiewicr. Al; Dorothy watktss.
30
Leonard Horxitx. IS: Fora Hirshnsid. ~.
Harry Chapman. 70; Frances X. Vaisntins.
Robert G. Hamilton. IS; Audrey o. Wells.
walter A MsIur. IS; Genev'evs Q. DAMS.
%
Edward Koxale1yk.- "a. Jane wy.ocki; ~.
Harvey c. Pierce. 20: Leona T. 81 John.
Milton Duchan. %: Marion sodrin. ~.
william Pentiicki. n: Helen Bomsk. 10.
Herman schubers. IS; Jeanette PrIssont.
stephen T conroy. 81; Elizabeth NJ. sui
ivan. 30.
stephen PoiNnshorns. 70 Edith L. Lr-
Arns v suiiu. 70 Ruth Lssiness. a.
Joseph p. Wolfe. a Jane o'Leary. 20.
John r France. 20: Maude +. Smith. 81.
Jack r. Jones rs Dorothy Best. "a
Walter Piatkowski. 10; Lorraine cEubaj.
Fletcher Beaumont Jr., 70; Beatrice Fsyio.
Raymond H. Paiassswski. a.; Rita n
Henry P Kurkowsn. 20; Ada @ wade.
Isadore Jaae. 81: Mary Macdonald. 10.
John Z Lynch. 10: Margaret NJ Reynolds.
Eric Webb. 20: Gertrude NJ. Harris. 10.
Abraham Pfener. 81; Mary Peariman. ~.
Edward Anderson. a.; Rose Jankowsxi.
IT
Albert Y. Mitchell. %: Mae Pspandrcw. II.
Virgil L. Hannihn. q: Jeanne n. saksrs
10
Floyd j. Murray. %; Viola Abel. a
Robert PyIes. 81: Bette Jane Harris. Is
Patrick II. Brennan, 81, Anne Holding. -.
Paul s. Michslewski. 10; Jean sypien, -
william v. Hsreourt. "a Mary oidasns,
30.
william Irwin. %: Rose Cobb, 20.
Murray hatheson. 80; Lillian Q. Conmss,
~
Ray Ames Is: Mary J. Lset -.
Walter Obdzie3ewski. 20: Theresa v. Zoiis.
ski 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Model Plane Contest

Following the precedent eStab-
iisi4eAl fetif years ago, the Genrrc-
s Wheat memorial award Will
be given this year on Saturday,
IN Chicago. at the national
championship m odel airplane
meet for the winning models in
the gaS-powered event.
Honoring the memory OF the
late George S. Wheat, former
wee president and director Of
United Aircraft Corporation, the
award consists Of four cash
prizes. totaling $3.50, and three
trophy cups. These will be pre-
Sonted 10 winners at the victory
banquet following the close Of
the meet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAsS AVENUE
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
BIRTHS

GLADYS LossIek, 1878 Mitchell
stella LupenAkl. Fair Haven Mich
Catherine Loekman. - kensington, Pleas
Lille Iocust. .s2s Rivard.
Lucille Montan,r. 20aa IndlAndAlk.
Viola Martin 1900 Central
Marie Morgan. 234o Vermont
Pauline Mstnhafdt. t22ee Flanders
Justine Macy. ei3i olivet.
Edna Price, 1888 Robson.
tsfirsSeth Re-eneiatt. 1854 wees.-
Esther RohhinE. 2336 -Burdstts.- FerndAN.
Anna skirchAk 1913 Plumer.
Marion stephens. 1895 Oakland drive. Ksss
Mary sweet, 1853 Casa boulevard. Bsrkisy.
simone rittensor SOFT Spokane
RITA Wise. 1879 Pstosksy.
Boys were born 10:
Laura BoeSadt. lis Arden Park.
Florence Brown. 773t Clinton.
Eileen Garter, i7l Tsmpei.
Madeleine Cairns, 7T33 Whitney.
Josephine Cos,snIa. 5osi Crane.
Dora Crund 1898 Rad
Virginia Koerner, go Nerrick.
Mary Lonergan. 2p63 Hart
Iva Lindeman. f3sT Tsrnss.
Helen Marchand. 12ot7 Abingdon.
barbara Moiloy, $500 West Chicago.
Jennie Nowskowski. 1915 Maine.
Elizabeth Nordbeck, 3<s2 Eastern place.
Eleanor Prnhr1-- 1877 Girardin.
Lucille Peterson Eloise. Mich
Agnes Paquefts. AL Calvert.
Leola Rsdabaugh. 75o3 Ctsirmount.
Margaret 81. Clair, i33te Quincy.
Alice steinhasen, 137 North Martha. Dear
born.
Carolyn skidmor.. 7ssi Kendall Dearborn.
jean Toporo~ssi. ss9s Proctor'
Jane, vsillaneorirt ASH HarweH.
Cassie wade. 57o2 Hastings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Fairmount Results

FIRST .RAcE-sso5, claiming, a-year-
-Four Fifty Deprang) 40 800 2.4o
Kinky (Jemas) 40 300
Rollsfast tBrinson) $50
Time 1907 3-5, of 2:02ia.
Dream Miss, sunny Baby, Monde's Lass,
Morocco Lad and pilots Gal also ran
'Fied.
SECOND RACE-$so5. claiming. g.
year-olds and W. maidens. furlongs:
Tetra MIRA 'ttAnifanuo as 20 1850
Morocco r. tLoturcol 800
Time 1.14 20 Of 239
Eva webre. 'Anjonelia. sNsmur, Red
Mist. Arizona Lady. Dark Mint, 'Bibi c.,
Chila Nation and Mouton 5. Boy also ran
Field.
THIRD RACE-Sso5. claiming. i-yesr-
olds and up. So furlongs.
Masked Plane tFryel 1000 $50 SO
Skalkahoe (Fernandez) ie.O $50
Lady Albert tKing) $40
Time .0s. of sos -
SANDY Poet. Can Help. Lee walker
High Polish, 'Josephine y Davishin.
Charm Aid. Nopaiosa Donna and wan
wind also ran.
'Field.
FOURTH RAcE--SsO5. claiming. 2-yesr-
Opera Queen fLo'Turco) $50 $50 $50
Coneespoon tAcosta) 100 500
Tetros Jr. armstrong; JsaV
Time 01 As. on $40.
Two Grand. FittstoWn. Chance Taker.
/ Enid o.. Florizan Aria. TinkR and FloTizan
/ Sally also ran.
FIFTH RACES $500 claiming. Swear
oids and Up 5is furl0ngs
Norman Slost CAnfantls) e20 $50 800
Roaming Again Montgomery so p
silver Voice tDeCrdenl 800
Time 1907, off iO9
Odd star, Rolls Day. Lafayette Girl !
Migh' w Baby. cantovino and Forcibie
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Rose Wins F1onors

Louis Rose, president Of The
De Soto-Plymouth leadership
bearing his name, is proudly
displaying two trophies pre-
sented to him by the Plymouth
factory as Mlchigan's dealer Of
the year. The trophies were
awarded him at formal cere-
monies by Lieut.. Gov. Frank
Murphy with Mayor Edward
J. Jcnrlcs and other officials
present
one is a huge gold cup and
The other is a bronze engraved
plaque.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Camera Club Exhibit

In connection with the display
Of Chevrolet passenger cars IN
the main Hobbies of the General
Motors Building beginning today
and continuing a week, the first
annual salon OF the Chevrolet
Camera Club will be held. c. II.
Book, club president. announced.
Five photographs recently
hung In the Detroit lnterna-
tional Salon Will be on display,
as will the best print or prints
from each Of the clubs so mem
hers. all Of whom are General
MnfnrS cmnl0Nes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Delaware Park Results

-, = go, ,.,-,.-I -
liksT RAGS 100 Fain4ns' ~-leat
claA ~ ihflonss -, e., %
80. pt4in ,s-...'..'i 80 sr
Inc i6 o.f sll.
Akh0t'F Chant Brown Cal Post Haste
psgneits sanie HARLOW Pimuco Polly
Ray Acre K4ng Net ard CsulEo siso ran
rr,-,>.,, p.,-r a oeo rrstr,fpr A.
1t''N..' -, ~r.
s.s..- $1,000 $40 $50 q SO
r1--f 49, tClrirrs, 400 $50
Tr,s Ilg as. Of 3-47L
r.rfrnaro NnN Then RITA 2 sea Gaeef
Seftifr Jadtan, q Aucrlce ftmPtN fpliA
ane slack SEQ also ran.
a-heU ma1,A.-iot entry,
-srpD pACr- e. 00n. claiming t.yea--
So 500 s,r ~ ,-iemsnis5 a.5a $50 so
49, s.rFhrrrr tr-usl $40 Co
a-ye-,a.ef tHayh,.rsl $50
-ri-,g s.t- IN a-fUE-
Cafhr4rsl Rahara knIght Scurrt
Al-rF "a grurh Passage FNCatChPI and
-s gts9 rrr
s.,r,sI-. srtry.
-, -,-.-l-- f.,
FoL k4h Raj Sl--y''' N'e'i'''h
teaf-nlot ah1 el' q +''''
A.pinf hot .,-o -oso -tn
tltltiii'if IA
hF LaN}er iOahhHel "a
= sierra thachttf
rme ia ID or So ,. NJ .-s
lrsn Msol ~! A'A"''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Empire City Entries

FIRST RAcE-si, SOB. claimeg 2-yesr-
olds 3 - furiongs.
Lady Golden (Gecrsary) 800 $40 $40
Son Islam Ryan 2.go 40
Lou OMEN (Arcarol $50
Time .06 rs. on 2.23.
Gallant True Heart Miss Garlic. Cruiser.
Abrupt and Scarcity also ran.
SECOND RACE - $500. claiming. J.
year-oldE and up. x mile.
Ai-Lng (Breeul 1910 80 go
Camp errtfe (WaiN % go
PAT n Mike tFarHdiseA 10
ne .0e. or 2,bfi
Head sea. Coy Vixen. Scout About
ITa-lI- Nt1E T-rHTH-T-7-T'-- TIT f'1--~-
taa Lark fnrissmo and DARK Blaze also
Tan
FteF si55oo, us1dgn z-yesT-
Nuy Ncstdo tBlermsnl 1t0 22U
DarF Dancer tskFiyD Au
Tire 900 les Of s -
Egll1lstant, CRsteridge and solta also
ran
FOURTH RAcE-sI 500. claiming 3
ys-I-oias NE. ,so ,.-, .--.
Whistle Time tATcaro) $50 JU
Na9Nral tKobCrts) ~ 2U
Time = zoe SIS 0n 81
Down SIX ClAmor Cir Gran Crsa.
Heaiat1wn Migration Boslet Fiery steel
Lacy Lyonori and Two KICK also ron.
FFTH RACE-S2 600 allowances 3.
Heer-aifs and W. 4 lis mHss
Tru.s Fistolck (ponosol 40 go 81 81 IN
R-auf Gallant tR0bertEorI GO
tlfeHe tHufft l-H
rHf 1883 or f.27
FaIcon pagt Grassh0pper II and Yaw
nlt1 ran.
f-%TH FACE-S1. COO. claiming 2-,csr.
cfe arf ur ! lie miles;
glt ECN tWaAJ $40 20. 3 t0
a"r DlUufrI q $40
tfslesf Lead tArcarc) 40
Tuf l.t4 rs. OF q BIZ
Hard Jester ard Flagscot akec ran.
SEVENTH FACE-S1 500. claiming, 2
yrar-l,1E and ~. ! lis miles
Bodies tWAHf $50 4 90 81
Jugel tErEni ESQ go
Mr Read 10 vefl $50
Tine 1.f7 OF 5.21
81 .IF monte Catch -Nc-Nof Demo1aX
BABY TAX Hieh Blame. &autsgna. Gee
joe arc Ni4uea r also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Charles Town Results

FIRST RACE-S50O, claiming, 2-year-
Cnfton's Dawn tPalumbo)6 20 50 S.Vu
trapping tASrttnezl 13.Zo 10 -
Nsssaus Beau (kelly) - -
Time SO SIS. or 30 =.
susans sally Herods Plate. Cal n
War, F7iis Fossh -'s''-s -ieeieissfm also rsa
SECOND RACE-$5Q0. claiming, 5-year-
uf1s zuu NJ, ao7-7tt = rnfle
Ennner lPalumhal &c 40 10 40 $40
Luis Khsyssm Blossom $50 400
GfAdatiw Cklrk o-iu
Time 100 10. OF 3.o7
Nice Goidina. Csidon. Col Scott Jalaine
aIl Fiery Lady also ran
THIRD RACE-S5OO. claiming. Swear
oids and ". Ahgut q mile
Mist Hawk Wright u 80 go
Precious Time tSconzs) q 20
Time al, on 80.
-tsA5-vrsg Csnsiip. 4Bescon Queen, Ready
About and or Course also ran.
-WOn as--+4~Ti-.sllsaa,
FOURTH RAcE-s5oo. claiming. 3-ysar.
cids and Up. ~ furiongs
pape- Girl twrightl 1880 80 $50
Ny First (Palumbol $40 $40
Jewel song tScoCcsl 4 90
} Time - rs, Of 0e.
Erainohiid. Red Penny ksuHder, Secreta
and Small Change also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-Ssoo. claiming. 3-yesr-
olds and up ! lis miles
Match Point ODufford) $50 $50 ESQ
Allen Caid (palumboD 400 $50
Agnes knight (kely) 800
-f 50 2 IA - l-T
PIX Brook Ivy X, Bull Terrier, Justa
Jimmie and Part one also ran,
SMITH RACE--S500, claiming. 3-yesr-
clos and up p mile.
iigh Bud aDuffOrdl P 80 $40 $50
Overbost fHernandez) II 80 $50
Blox (PauDbo) AGO
Time Is, off Sos
Cautious B0. GemWlck. Bhllyhaunls.
Chef Cherokee and Csnrock also ran.
SEVENTH RACE--MIe ard a sixteenth
TT tHaberl $40 t40 3 ~
War EumOr tKefy) so 90
Ksman (RooD 500
Tme l.53 As.
irish Oak Summer stock Happy Miracle.
Penny Arcace and Yankee Lad also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-MHe and an eighth
drumming (VeSselD 1900 6 50 2 50
Ripping Ray (Root 1920 600
g. fw Driver fHernandezl 3 90
Time 2:0l as.
Overplay. Tsrraxotta. Mar Boy and
Fiyaway HAT also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls we're born TO:
sa ndra Arnone, 52e Rtlmont.
Jean Bremen. i72o3 Hartwell
Helen Brown. 16s6s Mansfield.
Fannie Berner, 2023O Revere.
Ethel Carstens, 1888 chalfonte.
Mary Fiedor. 9753 North MartindaN.
Hazel Frances, 1928 Brainard.
Winifred Gillespie 1909 Five Points.
Cenevieve Gusrtno. 1920 canton.
Pearl Goring. 1901 Maiden.
Dorothy Huffmaster, 1920 Prett.
Kathleen Hurley. e70s Ohio.
stella Hixson 6644 Floyd.
Hannah HOFFMAN. 1907 Prairie
lydia Herstein. i434 East Muir. Haze
Park
Ann Hopper. iist7 Sylvester.
Eunice Hibckley. 15f4i Nildemsre
Julia Januszewski fisn Thirty-firs'.
Doris Lohrnann, 1888 Linsdale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
SUFFOLK DOWNS
ARLINGTON PARK

1-PATROL FLIGHT. Clayville. ID Ver-
non.
FIFTY FIFTY Wrinkle. Kiiocyce
SITS co. Sporting. Swing Leader
4-sUN AGAIN. Scotland Light, Miss
shopper
5-EAsY MON. Yale o. Nine. Prairie
Dog
& SHOT PUT Dandy Fox. Gallahadion.
7--GOOD CONDUCT. Door Bell. Crimson
Glory
S-BURNUP, Patapsco Glen Kepney
q-AMNESTY Sanctity, Doug Brashear
f3Esr=@5f44f-f aA f4f -t,f,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Stock Market
Moves Forward

BY BROADAN WALL

International News Service Financial Writer
NEW YORK, July 4.-The stock
market moved forward moderately
yesterday.
Profit-taking and eveniDg-up for
the extended July 4 holiday
checked the rise in afternoon deal
ings and brought considerable ir-
regularity. Firming tendencies de-
veloped at the close. Turnover
totaled 100000 shares.
Prominent among advances were
the newly-listed Pepsi-Cola, up
over a point. j. l. Case with gain
of over 2 points; Johns Manville.
up over a point. and Standard Oil
of New Jersey. Kennecott equaled
its high.
In the first sale since last month
100 shares of Pirelli Company Of
Italy sold at 37i2, off 38la points.
Tri-Continental Corporation pre-
ferred was off nearly 3 points and
West Penn Electric z per cent pre-
ferred down almost 2 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
DELAWARE PARK

CAT stanton. Del)
Queen LANE, Bola Novice. on the
Level.
2-ROAD SCRAPER, Ring Up, Buckets.
3-LITTLE SARAH. Ctolssant Easter
Rabbit.
i-JOHN'S STAR, Carriage Trade
Smarter
5--JOE RAY Cassis. Arthur c
6-HONEY CLOUD, sailor King. Dis
penser.
JAMES, Winter Money, Maewhisk
s-REsIDuE, Flying Duke, Say Judge.
9--kIMEsHA, Play More, Braving Dan
ger,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
ARLINGTON PARK

(At Chicago, ND
l-CLAYVILLE, Brother Jim, Patrol
Flight.
Five FIFTY, Wrinkle, Panther Creek
3-sPoRTING, Swing Leader. Lees
Jimmie.
4-sUN AGAIN, Black Raider. Valdins
Orphan.
5-EAsY MON. Air Flame. Anxiety.
'6--GALLAHADION, Technician, Equifox.
door BELL, Good Conduct Chigre.
s-BURNUP Glen Kenney Patapsco.
9-DOUG BRASHEAR. High Landmark,
Gino Thor.
REST-STN AGAIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

RED WINGS, Sun Salvador. Way Out.
2-CRUsAND. Emma H.. Butcher Boy.
3-NIJINSKY, Schley Buck. Good Wine.
4-SHAILLEEN. Clay Hin, Rernoiee.
BELLE D'AMoUR. Royar Business.
Grouchy. L.
s--CLOCKS, Jungle Moon. Mikes Grace.
FRANK BROOKE, High Lance,
Macs Cantor.
s-FRANK H.. Count Me. Quill.
9-PANDORA MINT. sun Voter, Royal
- MaRtun,
O-BROOKIE BOY, Engles Wonder,
Taut
BEsT-FRANK BROOKE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Markets Closed TODAY

NEW YORK. July All United
States securities and commodity
markets are closed today in OBJ
servance of Independence Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. hens, average run, ale:
leghorn hens, 3 lbs and up. lsc. cocks
10 re. rock springers, under lbs zoe
{ lbs. ara VI. 23c leghon hroiiers. 1 q.
lbs and up. lgc
ZOOS Market steady; current receipts
rs &c, undcrgrades. 2fls r 25c.