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Evening star., 1941-10-20
Earlier Story on Page A-1O

BY the Associated Press.
Battered units OF the fighting
forces Of Russian Marshals limo
shenko and Budyenny. bo!stered
with fresh Reinforcement from the
East, are expected to make stand
in the Donets Valley in desperate
effort to stem the German advance
into that center OF Russian war in
dustry. a German military spokes-
man said in Berlin tonight.
The high command said German
armies. with their Italian, Hun
garian and Slovak allies, were press
ing toward the DOnetS Basin with
renewed force and stood within 30
miles of Rostov, gateway TO the oil
rich Caucasus.
The spokesman SAID vast new
encirclement already had been
started BY the Germans to meet a
new DonetS stand.
Economic Victory Claimmed.
Germany has now won the east
ern campaign economically as we'll
as militarily, this spokesman said.
Sixty per cent of Russian iron and
steel production is in German
hands, he said. and Is per cent
of the bauxite, 70 to 80 per cent of
aluminium and 35 per cent of all
phosphates.
With Leningrad cut off from the
rest of Russia. the optical industry
there also is denied the Soviet Un-
ion. along with the Leningrad avia-
ton and naval building industries,
he asserted
Reuters, British news agency. re-
ported that the Moscow radio an
nounced today the recapture of the
village of PogoStie near Lenlngrad.
Continued Fighting Promised.
K. Novikov. Soviet Embassy coun-
Selor at London, told a luncheon
audience there that Russia would
fight on until Hitler was defeated
no matter what happens on the
battlefield during the next few
weeks"
Vernon Bartlett, member of Parli-
ment, just returned to England from
Russia and another luncheon
speaker, said Britain apparently was
unable to take advantage of the
transfer of German troops to the
Russian front to make an invasion
of the continent.
I'VE dare not urge the govern
ment to take an action which might
lead to complete disaster" Mr.
Bartlett said.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Armeniuns to Fiqht Nuzis

DAMASCUS, Syria, Oct. 20 CP).-
The Armenian community informed
the government of French-man-
dated Syria today it had organized a
league to fight against Germany on
the side of Soviet Russia and her
allies. The community is composed
of 10000 persons in Syria and Leb-
anon,
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Late Races

Additional Results. R0Ssvans and
Other Selections and Entries for
Tomorrow on Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000:
Sportsmun's S Park

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 81 900 allow -
ances; 3-year-olds and upward, furlorgSS
De Kalb tPhilnrsl $40 $50 40 q
Rose-Red Brooks 3.sO 2.Su
Winlette tGillesple) ESQ, q
Time 0325
Also ran-Silver Wind, Cam Fin and
Ovasse, .
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 5000; 3-year-S$~
olds and upward mile and 20 yards.
Dear Yankee Smith 500 90 3-0 a
French Horn tCarrolD $40 3o&
Earliana lowe 7.4o$~
Time, so 3-5
Also ran-Suertero, Bis Bubble. Maur-
ice K. and PatapSco.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Russians Expected
To Make New Stand
In Donets Valley
Germon High Commond
Soys Forces Near Cote
To Caucasus Oil
RITIIETIN

BERN. Switzerland lP.-The
Ankara radio broadcast to-
night Havas CVichy French
News Agency report that Mar
shal Timoshenko, commander
of the Russian Armies on the
central front, had been dis
missed. There was no con-
frmation from other sources.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Panama Approves Aiming of Ships

PANAMA P.-Panama officially announced today its
approval armng registered merchant ships The
cabinet statement Attacks of Germans vessels of
the Panamanan flag justification and constitute
fragrant violation of rights As nation"
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Empire City

SIXTH RACE-Purse,. $1,000, claim! ~
ing. 3-year -olds lie miles
Dancetty (Stricklerl 20. 80 ..sO SO
Haut Mond tDonoso) asO 2.hu .
Belfry Chimes tMcCreary) 81" l..
Time, Al m -
Also ran-Head Sea. Ring Star, Who
Reigh. Lees Jimmie, Golden Bubble Snd =.
Quaker Lad. -
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe - 900; cls M
ing: 3-year-olds and upward Ia mules. =
Strollins In tMcCrearyl 1850 40 2.I9S ,
Sun Mica (Gsrzsl $40 2.60ssA
Bobs Boys (Meads o.lW
Time 1.5l 2-5.
Also ran-Inconceivable. 4
Evening star., 1941-10-20
CONFIDENT OF SOVIET SITUATION
Late News Bulletins
Former u. S. Freiqhter Torpedoed

YORK DF-The former United States Maritime
fregher Amargosa sold to the British and
renamed Empire Crosbi has been torpedoed in the
North Atlantic circles said today The 5462-on
fregher built in San Pedro Calf IN 1919 last reported
leaving Philadelphia England August 20 Officials said
there casualties
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Rockingham Park

SEVENTH RACE-Purse $500; claim 1,
ing. }-year-olds . miles
Epitory lDattlloI $50 $50 $50
Idle FancleS tPollard) 1850 $50
TIphi iTaylorl 90 !
Time. 49,.
Also ran-BeCkhampton Last Chance.
Charles Lady, Hatfield Boy, Premier Avrll.
Tellemof and SIX Shooter. =
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-year-oldS and upward i miles
ADDRESS CMehrtensl 1870 1880 a.
Lou BRIGHT 'Gyslnl $40 % so /
Slight Error tJedllnskD 13HO'
Time, AS 3-5
Also ran-Hlio'e Radio, Wulistan,
Danapat. ChattereaL Dark Level. MISS
Dolly Kav and Billy Bee.
Evening star., 1941-10-20

-ENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000. for

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 600; for 81
year-olds Ia miles.
Flood I'd (Coulel 80 40 500,
Feed Patch (RemerScheld4 $50 3lnhY
a Sir Broadsde (Basilel Q 60T =
Time. .54 S.
Also ran-s Big Jack Steady On Easter :
Rabbit. Bar Ship. b Rolling Swell, Erins
Girl. Purport, Lookforme and RouEh Goins. -,
a z. P. Minor-M. Belasco entry.
Edgar G. Horne. K Bryson entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim ~
ing, MARYLAND bred: for 3-year-olds and
Dplie tKeIper1 40 cqO ESQ
Hazel W tCoulel 2.9O 21fs
PalkIn tSCOttl 5.sh~a
Time 2.O125
Also ran-My Exit, Part One Trostar.
Peppery. Miss Selection and Odenathus. - 2
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Luftwoffe Strikinq at Britain

LONDON Pl-ReportS reaching London indicated an
increase in the German Air Forces activities over Britain
tonight of northwestern inland towns reported
German aircraft overhead and considerable antaircraft
eunire
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Subcommittee Approves Leose-Lend Bill

Appropriations Subcommittee approved the new
IS bill to aid nations fighting the AXIS
late today The House rider to add 100 men to the DISTRICT
police eliminated but still
may conference There is separate bill al
the House providing the additional police
if the leaselend amendment fails in conference
Evening star., 1941-10-20

LONDON lP<-The commander of the German subma-
rine $40 recently captured in the Atlantic by British
patrol bomber shot dead today attempt to escape
from lake district prison camp The U-boat skipper 1t
Bernhard Bend 2 caught but broke loose from
his caporS and refused to halt when ordered
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Army Flyer Dies in Forced Landing
EoqIe Souodron Pilot Killed in Action

LONDON PA pilot of the American Eagle Squadron OF
the R. F. Roger Atkinson 90 of Rockford I'LL, has been
killed in action, the Air Ministry said tonight.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
U-Boot Skipper Killed Trying Escape

Earlier Story on Page AS.
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Small Storm in Florida Kills Infant

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. PA small tropical storm Killed
an infant as swept today and whred northWard
from Keys swiftly fading force Tine 6week-o
daughter and Edridge Seller died and the Sellers
injured when tornado winds demolished their house
near Ocala
Evening star., 1941-10-20
Weather Forecast

Fair and cooler tonight lowest near 46 tomorrow
fair with moderate Temperature
Temperatures today-Hghest, SO, at 4 PM:
lowest CO. at 7:10 am.
From Uniteo STATE. wraraer pur.au report
Full Details PAGE Az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
'Smokeout' Test
Halted by Wind

GARY, Ind, Dec. % INS).-A
second experimental "smokeout
of the gigantic defense plants Of
the Carnegie-IllinoiS Steel Cor
poration left the lanScape I'M
blackened by coating Of SCOT
today, in contrast TO the first test
last week. but still was not com
pletely effective.
Dense clouds OF smoke rolled
upward from the mills giant
stacks. Twenty-Five locomotives
scurried over maze Of tracks
covering the 1,4OO-acre mill area
Smudge pots added their black
plumes 10 the atmosphere, while
% 900 steel workers continued al
their jobs. The purpose was to
determine il the big defense plan,
could be obScured from possible
enemy air raiders
A south wind blew the dense
smoke out over Lake Michigan
but ii also left exposed one side OF
the mill area. Officials said they
would try again Last week the
wind spread Sooty blanket fol-
miles 10 the east.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
40 AFL Locals
To Aid Defense
In Battle Creek

BATTLE CREEK, Dec. pa
Civilian defense leaders today had
the pledge Eof 1000 members OF
local American Federation OF La
Dor unions that they would give
their entire cooperation 10 the
cIty'S defense program.
The 40 affiliated unions met last
night "a show their intention &c
both city and army directors OF
defense. While army officials
pointed out that the defense OF
Fort Custer would be useless with.
out some program Of civilian de,
tense setup here. local defense
officials said that the program
should be completed shortly ano
volunteers begin training.
Speaking 10 union men and THEN
leaders were Capt. Herbert Hall
18th Division staff officer. Mayor
Lloyd II Barry, and Public Serv
ice Director NaSeeb DamooSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Tropics Features
Hawaiian Band

A MUSICAL ambassador from
Hawaii Who has spent most Of hi,
adult life spreading the story oi
The islands on the radio IN lectures
As an entertainer and travel agent
for steamships and hotels, Jimmy
Mackenzie and his Rainbow
Islanders arc now Installed in The
Hawaiian Village at The Tropics
Mackenzie was born and raised
IN Hawaii. HIS father was a
Scotch sugar planter, his mother
Frcnch-Ifawaian, and his middle
name is IcaianI. So ne mas taken
many of his dance numbers from
old Hawaiian folk tunes. dressed
up the Hula tempo and Sharpened
il 20 modern dance tempo
The orchestra plays Hawaiian
rhumha and popular tunes, with
Jimmy handling the ukeleie and
Spanish guitar
With Moana. who does Hawaiian
and Spanish dances and also plays
the ukelele, jimmy performs a
wedding dance from Tahiti. one
that is performed by natives az
the end Of the ceremony.
Noana also docs some ~ tho
island temple dances, and for
comedy. Jimmy does Skit about
King kamchamcha. a native take
off on old King Cole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Revise Project
ToGet j. ). Aid

BATTLE CREEK. Dec. o. A
more sympathetic attitude on the
part of government officials to-
ward the city'S proposal OF water
system expansion program is ex-
peCtcd as the result OF recent con-
icrenceS with PWA officers, city
officials said today in revealing
they had entered proposal for
renovation OF present facilities.
The new proposal ~aS A counter
program 10 the SS7 900 pro jet
suggested by the federal agency
The city had asked S23S, 900 for
the project In turn the govern
ment whitfield the program down
to S87 900.
While figures on the new city
program are not available, Of
ficialS said It was a stable in
crease over the government S
figure
During recent conferences, city
officials have been backed by local
induStrlaliSts and water meter
figures showing the increased use
OF water here as the result of
large national defense orders.
NaSecb 6. DamOoSe. city engineer
said that the city soon would adj
vertiSe for bids on the $500 900
sewage disposal plant expansion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Sugar Deliveries
Off in November

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. De-
partment OF agriculture announces
November deliveries OF direct con-
sumption sugar by refnerS beet
professors and importers totaled
524 Ia short tons. raw value,
against 570.795 in November. 1910.
This brings total deliveries for
first II months 10 1893 .097 tons.
against 6,249,S52 in the cor
responding period of 1910.
Deliveries by refnerS during
November were 49,. 200 tons.
against 422 800 in November. 1910.
Stocks held by rehnerS on No
vember 30 consisted OF 4l5.627
tons OF raw and 297 .SO6 tons OF
refined. against 367 S64 tons of
raw and 333 1856 tons OF refined
on same date year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Tool Output
Far Over 1910

NEW YORK, Dec. o3.-Machine
tool production in Move b T,
which amounted TO S74,600.722
was 60S per cent above. a year
ago when output was S46,4oQ 900,
the National Machine Tool Build
ers Association reports. November
production, however. showed a
slight decline from October when
the record high of SIT ,200,00 was
attained.
Principal cause of this drop was
that November was shorter than
October.
In view OF the fact that produc-
ton for the first II months OF
1871 was $500 100000, the asSo-
citation pointed out that i, should
amount 10 about ST65 900 600 for
the full year. This would compare
with 1910 shipments OF $3.50.
600 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls we're born to.
Raha Agmey SIS Pilgrim Highland Park
Lucille Bennett. 500 Kirby.
Mary Belyan. i2iis Sorrento.
Lucille Pielman. s5s Piper
Genevievs Riggs 1889 Dean.
Nice Camphel sss watson
vsTT0fTs CIsTE, r1Sp NanisfId0s
Marian Cram. 2is7 Pennsylvanis
Edtth Dnler. 347s Nine-Mne road Haze
Park
Regina Goldman. 1892 westwood.
Mary Gregory sol clsirpoints
Elizabeth Gran 4lA W Hancock
Lucille Hebda. 1855 Wllette
Evelyn James, $40 John r.
Elsie Janson, 1857 Lenox.
Marie Koroleski 1884 Genos
Stella keenan,. 1903 Mcclellan
Mahle Langford. 30s20 Longvisw Warren
Anna Leblanc 1880 Riverside
Louise Lukomskt 1880 Newton.
Clara Lansy. 1929 Buffalo.
Lucille Mirch. 1852 taSaHe Gardens
Margaret Martin. $500 Kenney
Margaret Moore ti05 After road
Genevievs MisteIl. 1901 HsmpshIrs.
RUN Palmer. 2i7e Hnlger
sara Prujan. issst Mark Twain
Irene stsnkraur 1892 Hawthorne road
Crosse Pninte
Bonts rrarmeli SIS Rsn,on
Loretta Tucker itOfS Tacoma
Eleapor Weaver. 1880 Hanover
BOYs Zf>
Bows were born -:
Phyllis Adams 1880 stocpel
Merle Atkinson. i0it Dewey Pifmog'h.
Minnie Atkins. is3 Gerald. Highland PARK
Gertrude Bieber 3it3 Grams
MARY Bailey SOS RRthbone
Arousisg Bsghdoisr '20ta sharor
Ruin Bers 2s7 west webster. Fsrrds.
Mary Colombo. 2577 Fischer
tsssi' nvorin. isOa7 GnEe.
Nsns pan's, 27so5 Arcsdis. s. Gar
ND. Frasehi. issas N.r.ua.. BEDFORD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
had Business
Prices Too Low. z Young
Statesmen Trapped

SAGINAW, Dec. % The first
business experience of two 9-ycar.
old Saginaw boys had ended
dlSaStrouKly today because they
set their price too low.
Hawking Christmas wreathS
house 10 house for a nickel, they
aroused the suspicious of a house
wife who notified police. The boys
readily admitted obtaining THEN
stock from other front doors
They confiScated the two remain
ing wreaths and IS cents the lads
had collected.
Walter NJ. German, juvenile
director. today was attempting tC
make the boys understand theft
laws and the spirit of Christmas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
BIRTHS

Lucille Could 5456 Holcomb.
Rose Cara. 214O Fifth ST
Sabina Crzanko. 1888 West Warren.
Lillian Harrington, 1888 Sorrento
Victoria Hartford. 2i47 Danforth, Ham,
tramck.
Frances Hayes, 2a2 Grove. Highland Park.
Mildred Jackson. ei7 Illinois
Shirley Koss $500 Marx
Elizabeth Krsuse. 1850 Cashmere
Josephine Kink. 1891 Hasse
Bertha kanoun, 6is Temple
Miriam Lemke, ST. Emerson.
Martha Mason, lssi5 Norton court, Crosse
Polnte
Marie McCsllister 1928 Lakewood.
Dora McIsaac, 540O Iroquois.
Ruth Mitchell, 1853 Mitchell
Catherine Nagel. i022s Charhvoix.
Ruby Neal 8li4 Regular Twins.
Layolar Price, 525 watson.
Helen Pozniak, 1927 Bloom.
rhelma Ray. 1854 Mulkey Dearborn
Joyce Reeves, 2ii7 wilkins
Mary Rieser. s2i3 Edgewood.
Wilma Shelter. 402t Clements.
Stella Sheptosh 1850 Lumley.
Agnes ShekeIl. 1914 Carolina.
Pearl Smith. 2i23 Mabe
Madge Taylor 5703 Fifteenth.
Tavern Tucker, 1854 Hillger.
Kathryn Updegrah. 30s koross, Crosse
/ Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
DEATHS

Theodore A. Funk. to3a Field. ~.
Clara Bootz. f440 Rohns, So.
Robert Otto Blum, 377s Twenty fourth. So.
Catherine Ebert, 1892 Flanders. rs.
Jacob Pfromm. 1929 Seneca, 81.
Mary Eva Dierenbach, i22s5 Macksy. 81.
Regina Engel 29ei Carter. 70.
Alice p. Thomas 40 Virginia Park. SIS
Adelaide NJ. symington. 3e77 Second. %.
Howard Adams, $50 Gladstone. 50.
Merle Laughlin. Chatham. Ontario, ~,
Carrie Gray, 1901 Cavalry. -
Agnes McWilliams. 1915 Lvsrnois, So
Anna Louisa McGiennon, Adrian, Mich.
Sarah Catherine Cook Irving Illinois. as
William Elson, 245e PinEre., 50.
Phyllis Radkin, 2o75 West Philadelphia IL
Jessie DeLong. 2t20 West Grand boulevard.
So
Richard Dickerson. Hs1sl Park. Mich. s
Charles c. CetIinski. 1920 wiltshire. Sc
James A Bent. s433 Dexter boulevard s..
Mary z. Marnan, iien Flanders. S.
Margaret Kline. 522s Corners 50.
Cora Della Booth. 1928 Epworth al.
lBill A Kruk 1888 McDougan q
lCorinne Mae Clark, 35is Trumoull 50.
Corine Joan Heysr. 5000 Parker. III
Cnrlstiana Nessler. i5s East Grand ooule-
Ada Mcclellan. 5s7t N.wberry. a
BENJAMIN r. Vosburgh. 1850 Cortland -.
Ethel Wells, 1850 Southneld SIS
Euphemie Pioufe. 1892 Van DYKE IS
Martha NJ. sloan 354a Garland 40
Annie Stephens 1922 Van DYKE so
Florence Schmidt. ASIA strathmoor 20
Augustine smucrynski, 1888 East Alexan-
Charles \ rheut. 1855 c.darsrovs a..
Fred schafer, 500 West Wstmore, Howell.
Edward Brley At2s seyburn. a.
Wyatt Walker. 1855 Gillett II
Frank Ruppel 5727 Crane Sc
Msrsurits McManus, 1880 Fierson. 20.
Frederick HersnRer 1900 Ward rs.
Ioseph Barseski. .-s324 Montlieu 8.
Albert Misch ifn53 Manning II.
Albert senkel 1878 Jane 10
Alice Van Lseuwen. 35i0 Bsvidsrs -.
Lima 1-2acAll--2-2l- E-tSx-a4--4-.-------
Howard Whslsn. 4ls Hague IS
George } tsuth. 1875 s.. Antoins 81.
Gertrude Todd 5000 Twenty. eighth 80
one Leroy Purws. 1920 Z. Philadelphia.
carrie Relic cook si3s Durand. AZ
Edna Helena schenk 1888 Nsrdin. 50.
Clarence Nav 3062 C0plin. -
Frank ?. Brown, 1855 patton, s.
Younser shaner, 1000 Kennebec ~.
Peer ssiss 2s'o Tro"eridE' Ham
Henry F. pschsr si2s Helen. SO.
Little Mason ssa WilkinE 81
Arthur Burt Hal 1Ts5 Delaware. "a
James Z KING 2S5s Fischer -
stephen Mitchell 1883 Lycsste so
fohr saunders fitq concord -
Frederick g K0hs S3a W cram Blvd as.
Fred Paige Gt7 TVen'yfsiThih. 81
Joseph Dyfus 1888 Cameron. 70
Jean Rankin Hayden. i2osi Clove,iawn.
81
ca'hs-ine Ksnps tszO r.rnss IS
cnHlss Hsn7y rrsn. hiso ". NlVsus...
~
zena Z ireland 1905 fGfsenisvr IS
Rose rfrk /ggai " Warren "a
Wary Arm W. zhf 1924 Cavalry s.
EdRard Van DOsen 1920 Abb0tf
1ar.es p Dawson 1870 Grssnlapn s.
Ndan Reggis f1ns central A.
Fdpir " Jenkins Dayton Wyo 81
EH Van Ftfsn Jackson. Mieh a.
Frank Bsgisr 2l1e Anntsrsg. "a
Rshe.ra Friedman 1851 CsvsrtN "A
Wrr.a r,nrso~ 1920 Eensrgfnr 81
Marion Bavsr ssss Traverse IS
Psfnafd .ngsr. 1892 strut n
TOMS WTtietsr 100 " Bsssuns sa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Deati) notlres

HFRMANN--Christine December 81 AK.
r. beloved daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Hermann Funeral from residence
1892 Leander Wednesday Al 30 a. m
10 a m. Church ot the Holy Name. In
terment NJ Ouvet
kREIT-Decemher a. Anna Of 343 Sal
Hottie Ecorse beloved wife OF oscar
dear mother ~ Mrs Norma Reichrath
Arthur Mrs GrsyCs Thomson and Herman
sister OF Mrs. Grace Lenox Erancrnother
~ ave grandchildren. Funeral service
WEDNESDAY p m, a. A. n. Peter
Funeral Home. i2057 Gratiut. Deceased
was member Of Cannstatter Society.
MAI CHOWSki Jennie Al 345s Yeh
mans December p. dear sister Of John
pT. Constantine Edward CetlinSkl and
the late Charles Funeral from =
Miller Chapel 13a0l Van Dyke. Friday
Notice OF lime later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert MsrcslIn. 10: Elmarie Nystrom.
william J. Howe as Frances F. Wilson
volney I.eemsrsven. rs Margaret Isaac
Eugene r. Holko. II. Wanda sioss 81
James L. Rowe. -. Margaret Jane Aims
Thomas B Celeskey. 30. F1orenc. onesky
Frederick Wild. 30 Frieds Schmidt. %
Edmond Yerk., "a. Nellie Bandzmer. is
Marion sadowskl, ~, Frances Wisnewski,
Arthur GoraIskI 20: Dorothy Moore. 10
Ernest J. Berlin. Is Doris +. Grans, Is
Oscar Kenneth Pullen. 81. Helen Green
awav-is
Louis sturman. 30: Bessie Geller. IS
John Kendziorski. 20 Evelyn Mink II.
Tnaddeus Jeziorowski, 81: Mary Zeniewicz,
~
Casimir B Goralski. IS: Elesnors BIes-
George Barrie. 2s: Helen X Berg. %.
Joseph ID. Roberts, "a, Dorothy E. Leary,
Ernest Wagner. 10: Mary Jane Tosh. ia
Michael Petricko. % Mary +. Kocsn. 81.
Robert p. KrAss 20: Madeline Grainer, Is.
Burnell Warren. 80 Marie Ellis 20.
JACK r. Simmons, 20; Madeline Valenti
Troy Steele. %: Rheda Carraway. 20.
Michael ZVoch. 81 Helen Horvsth Fl.
Angelo Torrigiano, %. Olive ImpelIzzeri
Theodor. Whit. 80 Vera Mae Donald. Il
Gilbert Zukowski. Il; Juanita King 20.
Vito Rondello, 81; Mlchslena Baranowsky
Elmer J. frost. 80; Nsvs Annette Cline
Fred J. Hardy. a.; Florence C KembIe
Harrison Murray 20; Margaret spltzbarth,
John L. shsrer Jr.. %; Ethel Buchhol1
Joseph C. worek. a.. Christine Plonka. %.
Herbert $. wilkins, %, JacGueline NJ.
Bell %
Richard Vincent Mclean, rs; Melvins
PiatkOwski ~
William Dsmbicki. IL: verna Adds, ~.
Wilbur Leslie ouandt. 20. Marietta How
ley 20.
George A Firth. 40; Dorothy Aarons. -.
VincenZo Romano 40 Lydia Wolkow. is.
Adolph Smith. p; Thelma schmmel. IS.
William n. Gross. q. Selma D. Winer. l9.
Mitchell Kopec. % Alfredo Grabowsk, II.
Bernard sprader, rs; Elizabeth Lenkiewicz,
Harry Goldberg. as: Shirley Frederick. 2s
William X sanborn Jr., 20; Arlene Moore
Ferdinand Teed. IS: Edith NJ Chap
Edward JolefowicI, as; Mary Jane
Pietrzsk 81
William scandslisto. al; Grsc. N. Favars,
Raymond J Burbut, IS: Mary GIroux. 30
Earnst g. syerson, al; Dorothy Burrows,
is
Richard X. X. Moore, 30 Ardis Cowdln,
%
Joseph p Bsroggi. IS; El.snors E-Mor.
gan 3S
Ernest Cnncher. 23 Dorothy Galetto, 20.
Richard Shoop. 10, Betty Zahn, 10
Milton c. Luedtk.. 81. Lille Watson as
FLOYD overholt. 20: Joyce Bernard, ii
Edwin szydlek, "a; Barbara June Eshle-
man. p
Walter Zbryski. 30: Jane Bsranski %
Douglas r. De Molay. 81 Evelyn schima
30
Glenn p Newan. as: Kath.rin. Clara
Sigman. 81
William J. schwslm. % Janet ]. g. Gries.
"a
Lswrenc. n. Holton, 30; Kathleen Letch.
2S
Lewis Miller 20. Sylvia Shoichet. 20.
Harley Ives ~ Marie Jerry, 20
Smell IS
Irwin 2. .T,eru.y. 2s; Marion Flor.nc.
ReveU 30
BYRON n Moulton. 81; Bernics p. Hon
man u
Tsdeusz Roman ~: Helen Galenski. 20
Joseph y Blood ~ Jeanne r Pulks. II
Louis =. starr. rs Dorothy Bluhm rs
STANLEY Gu'owski rs Anna Syroka 25
William Stacy. "a Dorothy Lsmpkin 10
william Frank Bauer. ~; Vera Louise
WATSON ~
Karl n Hildebrsndt, 70: corrin. c. HART
son. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Duray He ads
Arcade Show

THE CONTAGIOUS humor al
Buddy Duray. comedy star who
handles the master of ceremonie
chores AZ the Arcade Show Bar
dominates the huge nightly shows
this week.
Quick on the trigger. BUDDY
comes forth with some fresh chat.
ter and gags and docs swell iot
Of introducing other talent such
as Romayno, exotic dancer with
her Radium number and other
fantasy dances
Others on the bill arc Wick
Leader. tap and aCrobatiC dancer
and Regina, wizard accordion
Joe Alexander and his rhythm
boys provide both dance and show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-23
Lead Stocks
Show Upturn

NEW YORK. Dec %. Stocks
of refined lead in the domestic
market totaled 1851 tons at the
end OF November, against 1875
tons az the end Of October. an
increase Of 2 936 tons. according
10 the American Bureau Of Metal
Statistics. The October figure rep
resented the low point for domes-
TIC refined lead stocks.
Domestic shipments Of lead last
month totaled as. $50 tons, com.
pored with 43.537 tons in Octo.
Der. a gain OF ,i43 tons.
Production Of lead for NOvem.
Der was placed At 1880 tons, an
increase Of 1903 tons over the
October total Of 41.127 tons.