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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06
NAUGATUCK BOWLING

Naugatuck, Jan. 6-The fall sea- son of bowling at the Naugatuck Young Mems Christian Association has just ended and the winning teams follow:
 Monday Night
 Yale: Rev. A. H. Johnson, Capt; Ken Johnson, E. H. Keeler, Clayt Houseknecht Jr.
 Harvard: Howard Anderson, capt., William Boies, Harold Brown, John Maroney.
 Wednesday Night
 Notre Dame: Ed Rajotte, capt., Doug Carr, Tom Lloyd, Paul Stiehl. Pennsylvania: Rocco Labriola, capt., Stan Krul, Joe Naviskas, Chester Janicki.
 Monday: High single, J. Arthur Dur, 150; high three 2 J. Arthur Durr, 363.
 Wednesday: High single, Stanford Bottorf, 15S; high three, Stanford Bottorf, 401.
 Two new leagues have been formed and will start today as fol- lows:
 Monday
 Georgetown: Clarence Fenniman, George Wigglesworth, Rev. Taylor, Rev. Hance, J. J. German.
 Harvard: E. E. Keeler, Art Mel bourne, Clayt Houseknecht, Rev. Dunn, Arvid Sundblade.
 Cambridge: Carlton Bristol. Will liam Galgot, William Chittenden; Don McCollum, Phil Robinson. Syracuse: Louis Triano, Rev. Johnson, John Moroney, Les Wig Rlesworth, Earl Barnum.
 Fordham: Harold Cfitten6en. Jr.; Frank Hubbell, Farnk Marinello, Ken Johnson, J. J. Sheridan.
 Georgia: Curt filing, Joh n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06
PROMOTER WILL
 GO TO COURT
 IN NEW BATTLE
Uncle Mike Wants to Stop 'Phony Title Bouts; Foes
 Out to Break Monopoly
BY JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondent


 New York, Jan. G. (UP) - The gong sounded today for one of pugilism's most important battles as Mike Jacobs squared off against the defiant National Boxing Association.
 Jacobs said he would stop the practice "of advertising phoney title fights in National Boxing As- sociation territory" appealing to the courts if necessary. New York state is not in N. B. A. territory.
 Promoter Mikes first blow was aimed at Cleveland. He announced that light heavyweight champion Billy Conn vii sue promoters of the Melio Bettina-Anton Christoforidis bout at Cleveland, Jan. B, if they persist in advertising this 15-round fight as flor the light heavyweight championship" Jacobs said he would back Conn's suit to the limit. Welcome Lawsuit
 Promoter Bob Friedman of Cleve- land said their championship adv- cruising would continue, and that he would welcome the Conn suit as a test of Jacobs power to control box ing throughout the country. l The National Boxing Association has sanctionel the Bettina -Christo- | foridis bout as for the title. Joe Triner of Chicago, president of the N B. A., explained last night that Conn automatically relinquished his championship when he signed to fight Joe Louis for the heavyweight crown next June. Moreover, Conn has not defended his title within the six months required by the N. B. A., rule against idle champions.
 But promoter Jacobs declared, Conn has not given up his cham pionship. He has agreed to defend the title against the winner of the Jimmy Webb Tommy Tucker chal- lengers' bout, scheduled for Madison Square Garden on Feb. 28."
 Jacobs emphasized that Conn's pri- vate contract to fight Louis for the heavy title in June has no bearing upon his 175-pouIld crown now in New York or any other state because Conn has signed no formal commission contract in any State, since the site of the bout Is still unknown. A fight becomes official" in New York state only when conl- mission contracts are signed.
 Chairman John J. Phelan of the New York commisSon could not be contacted for comment.
 Meanwhile Jacobs called the Cleveland match a championship joke" because Bettina of Beacon, N. Y, had lost twice to Conn, and Christoforidis of Greece is so light that he's practically a middle weight"
 Too Many Champs He said court action on the Cleve- advertising will decide at last just who has the legal right to take away a champions title, after a boy has won it legitimately in the ring He declared there has been so much of this phoney title business" going on in N. B. A. territory that boxing will soon have as many champions 7 as wrestling.
 Jacobs emphasized that titles must be won and lost in the ring, for the protection of everyone connected with sport - promoter, fighters, managers and fans. He continued, and anyone who attempts to fool the public by advertising phoney title matches from now on will run into plenty of trouble"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06

deal for Pytlak Boston also bought Pete Fox from the Tigers.
 The Tigers, barred from trading, will depend on Earl Averill, Bruce Campbell, George Stainback, and three recruits to strengthen the outfield. Their aging infield. which was supposed to crack up last year, has been bolstered by the waiver purchase of Eric Mo- Nair, who may have to take over
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06

provide that punch. Walker has batted in mere than 100 rruns for each of the past five seasons. in 1940 averaged .294. The Tribe also obtained young Jim Bagby. Jr.. whose father helped win the only Indian pennant. Bagby is young, may develop.
 The Indians let Joe Dobson Johnny Allen, and Ben Chap man go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06
HARVEY QUITS SAVAGES

Saugus, Mass, January 6-CUP) Charles (Buzz) Harry announced today he had resigned at athletic coach and English teacher at Saul gus high school to accept a $4,000- a-yeer job as football coach at Nashus, N. H. high school. Harvey has coached here thre years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06

for Dick BaItell. AIcNair had good year ill 1889, slumped lat season.
 The Yankees again rely a,mcst entirely on their farm system to bring them back to top strength.
 CleVel lands trades brought strength in the one weak spot - the outfield. Tribe officials count heavily on Gee Walker. who came from the Senators via Boston. to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06
SPORTING GESTURE

University of Pennsylvania pre- sented large bronze souvenir bicen- tennial medals to the visiting cap tain of every team that played at Franklin field last season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06

Again we take our hats of to Hub Schaeffer for his coolness in bowling.
 The "Rah Rab Boys" Hyeras will have the.r hands full when they meet the Strcng zco-as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06
FOOTBALL POPULAR

Attendance at college and profes- sional football games in the United States last season totaled around 1a,00o .000, according to available figures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-06

The decision of the New York Ski Patrol to accept girls as mem bers was well-received in ski cir cleS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE Receipts. l. 500, market
steady. choice 20 prime yearlings, dry fed.
SO. 50uli25 good 10 choice yearlings.
dry fed. Sl0Hi0.50; good 20 choice heavy
steers, dry fed $iOHii, fair 10 good year
lings dry fed. S9.50a10; fair 10 good
heavy steers dry fed 50 5Om10. good
butcher steers and hefers. xs,5Odp so:
common butcher cattle, 81 50u $50; best
cows S7T5 rs; good butcher COWS 81
$50. Gamer COWS. S5I6.50. old rims,
81 so down. best heavy weight bologna,
IS 25ds75 medium weight bologna bulls
S76s; light common bulls. SBn7: stock
bulls. So. SOFAS. good 10 choice stockers and
feeders. IS 50l II 50. common to fair stock
ers and feeders. S7Q $50; mixers land
springers, x65 n9S.
VEAL CALVES Receipts, 900; market
soc higher best calves. Si2 So fair "a
good. Sitaf2: seconds. sea- 1870: culls
and common, s6Qs.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 500
market steady, soc lower best lambs.
Silmll.30, fair 10 good ssut6; skips.
81 down grass yearlings. Ssas. so; best
light sheep. S404.50: fair 10 good 81 50
n $50; culls and common, 81 500 2 50.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000: market csc
higher: good and choice, 200 10 $50 lbs
sll 10; $50 20 $50 lbs. Sill: 100 20 300
ls., sil; ESQ 70 40 lbs, $40 90: ?7o to
800 lbs, sl0s0; heavies, 800 ~ 325 lbs
$40. 10, 32o 10 $50 dlbs. $40. SIS; roughs
50 IS e.50 lights. SO 25'n $50; pigs,
Si0.25 o 1880; stays, xs75g9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Stocks Score
Small Gains;
Pepsi,CoId Off

NEW YORK. July s. The stock
market continued 10 gain ground
today. but advances generally were
considerably smaller than yes,cr-
day.
Pepsi-Cola again hit anew peak
on an opening gain OF Is but ran
into profit-taklrC later which
dropped the stock a point under
last nights close.
Others 10 reach new high ground
were Case, up almost . points az
one time. Anaconda. Kennecott
Standard oil of New Jersey, Union
Carbide. Schenlcy, JohnS-Manvillc
Western Union, Fl.ntkotc and
Philip Morris.
Allied Chemical jumped , points
on us initial sale but Tho gam was
pared LATER in the forenoon United
States Rubber ran up more than q
point in active dealings, while Du
pont gained almost as much.
Fractional gains were the rule
for United States Steel. Bcthlc-
hem, General Motors Chrl Slcr.
American Smelling. Montgomery
Ward Sears Roehuck. Ney York
Central Pennsylvania. General
Electric and Consolidated Edison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Marine News


! Up SHASTA. p m MONDAY Butter
cur FruEauy arrived. Pam Schneider
IT,. Bal Bros 3.2A. Fitch arrived
; 80 A s. Epson Magna. PenonscoI
cleared. 3 so. CIe'us schneider, 80. OAR
wood cleared ass Weyhurn arrived. 8
IRsnney 3 35 EwE 20, Wyanfotte
Is Is. ssrnoute. $50. Bu'fercup Freeiand
Isapor cleared s45, Covait cleared, 90
Remington. 10 20 j. c Morse, Hydro
cleared n 20 Torian. ~ 45; n. n VIII
.lams 1855. Rand Il 10 a m Tuesday
Barlow. Frugaity cleared y Is. FhpPs
~ 20. Pioneer ] 10. SchoeNkopf Jr l.a0
IT, s Gypsum $50 Glenels arrived,
Consumers Power. ? so; Bonner. 3 U5
suph.te. swederope cleared $40, OAk'oni
50: Ashley cleared 20 Sargent ar
Is SIS. Hamildoc. $40; Fellowcran arrived.
Seneca Blue Line 1oi SIS; Sheadle,
30: Cowe s;35: McLauchlan s'45.
DOWN.. G. Mather. Maunaloa. $50
p. m. Monday; Huron arrived, 4.55:
sonomas cleared. 3 05 Ky Ford arrived.
Is so: Marquette. s. Ferbert. Hydro ar
rived. sos Fulton. 6:25; r. r. Richard
son. $50; Ben Ford arrived 1908. CAL
gAriAn arrived $50 Ashley arrived. STA.
Lackawanna $40 South Park cleared.
.q1a. Nettle'on Sulphue Mitchhbre ar
rived $40. ". l. Ring. IL. Huron
cleared II 10: Rarkhamstead. Cons,itu-
ton cleared ll.i5. Grand Island. mid
might. Boardnan. 1910 a. m. Tuesday
Croft. u 20. T. y. Quarries. ~ %; Fitch
cleared, 1890; Algoway, u 80; NJ G.
Smith Calumet, co. Tremaine cleared,
i 20 Trimble $50 Jupiter. So She
mango, e. Wood. 2l0. Nottingham, 3;2o'
king, 1908: Taurus, 425; Kulas, 4 40,
Lake Chelan. $50; Calgarian cleared
S So Lebanon. $50; Regent, 40; GlenelR
cleared :; u. =. Thompson 735. Norton
h 40 FITZGERALD. so; Farr, s Murphy
's:15 Saturn $40; CrudoH, s25, I. W
Robinson. 80.
uP-Harvester. Munising S 80 a. m
gan. 10: Il. coulby, II; L. \ Saunders
lJr. 1870. j. S Manuel. u. 80 p. m.
Gotham, Alfred. w. 7. Palmer. VIM Con
nelly. Finland ? 80; ontadoc. y L Smith
| 3 30. Jack, 4; Cygnus, 4 30; 7. +. Cole
Is; Gallagher. Roysron. S 30; Franquelin
| s 80 Thos. Britt 7; sir w. Farhairn L
smeaton. J. sherwin, A. A. Augustus
: 30; Thomas Lynch, S; Crescent City. l.
IB Gillies, 30: Sonora, 10 30; Soutl
American, midnight, c. c. Vest a. m
TUESDAY, r. r. Affeck. 30; G. w
Perkins. Detroiter Thos. Walters. 1880
Cadillac. sweden Layaldoc = A. F
rHsFVey- s. n Robbins. 7 gu Z q JsuKfrs
H., s.. .Mllkinson, F. c
bowN| soodoc Q m. Monday; Brock
ton. W G Richardson 1880; Are'u,us
Their noon Rensselaer,, 10 30 p. m. Hu
ronic ! c r Dunlap. Vega. J rsEidson
100; Queen City II. II: Rogers, 2 80; G
A. Tomlnson. r. +. House. 1870; VIM
Edenhorn, Roebling. 4; h. w. Pargny, 5
Reiss Bros. s Vandoo II. NJ. Hanna Jr
g 30; Thos. Lamont. j. Lsughlin. Elha
Dunn Jr 1880; w. !. Filberi. $50: La
belle. sylvania. S. p Way. o. Hemlock
Zeising. 10; u. NJ. Weir. +. Mitchell. 10 30
Red Crown II; c S Robinson, W G
Pollock II 30; w. r. schiller. r r. Wal
lace midnight. A. c. Dinkey, 1880 a m
Tuesday Hoyt c. T. JRnray 1880; Col
tgA
, Norrcll t.7o Joliet Beam 30 q
Adams g. W r. Corey. s 80. Corvus
: go Roberts Jr.. Chas Donnely S.
! Weather. calm. clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
|U.S.RubberWins
Dividend OK.

NEW YORK, July s.-Applica-
ton Of a first preferred stock
holder of the United States Rubber
Company to enjoin payment Of
the common dividend of so cent
declared>fast April. has been del
nled1h the Federal Court at New.
ark, N. j., according to Arthur
Surkamp. treasurer of the COM
pany.
"Unless the preferred stock
holder files an appeal to tho
higher court within 90 days."
Surkamp stated, "thls will per-
init the payment of the dividend
after the expiration OF this
period"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Will Gohagan
Stricken in Toledo

TOLEDO. July 6 VIII Goha-
gan. recognized as one Of the out
standing authorities of standard
bred horses. Secretry of the United
States Trottng Horse Association
and assistant . secretary Of the
Horse Club Of America
was in s.. Vincent Hospital today
in critical condition following a
heart attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Brokers' Bonanza
Death Sentence" for Utilities to Force 3 Billion
in Stocks on Market

utility holding companies now in
the vaults Of other holding com
panies.
1t is estimated that such large
scale ACKNOWLEDGMENT pro- gram
would mean release Of more than
240,000,000 shares of operating
company common stocks and
nearly 100000 shares of holding
company stocks. The combined
total is greater than the entire
trading on the New York Stock
Exchange during 1910, when vol
ume amounted to 207, 500, 900
shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08

NEW YORK, July s.-Execu-
ton of the "death sentence"
against the public utility holding
companies will bring to the market
in the next few years nearly 3d.
400 100000 of public utility oper-
ating company common stocks, as
holding companies take various
steps TO divest themselves of their
in compliance with the
Public Utility Act.
In addition, there is likely also
to go TO new hands nearly $780,
900, 900 of common stocks of public
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
PSC Studies Plan
To Cut Phone Rate

LANSING. July S.-The Michi-
gan Public Service Commission
today was 10 begin studying a
proposal which. would cause the
Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany 10 reduce its rates some
100000 annually, with most of
the reductions in the Detroit area.
The proposal consists OF an order
prepared by commission engineers,
An initial hearing may be held
August Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
June Tonnage al 500
Exceeds 1910 Mark

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. July
S.-The Sault ship canals carried
S3l $40 more tons of freight in
June, 1871, than in June Of last
year. Col. Herman Rock, canal
superintendent, reported today
Total June, 1941. tonnage was
14.673,432.
The tonnage fell about 100000
tons short of the 15,153,37S tons
carried in May, a record. Tonnage
10 date this year is 1882 500 as
compared with 26,9S3,S72 last
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit: Spot, % per cent
50 %; lake grade copper. delivered Mid
west II. electrolytic spot. smelter, ian
- 20: casting copper. 225; St Louis
lead. = 10 i70; ST Louis zinc. 725; New
YORK aniimonv. IA virgin aluminium. II
Tin quiet. Others active Export cop
per II. resale. nominal 1880 Free
sterling eXchHrE--stn3i4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Detroit Produce

APPLES--illinois bu baskets. y. s. M.
4, inches and up. Yellow Transparents,
cANTALouPEs Salmon Meats. Cali.
fornla Imperial Valley. jumbo crates. 36s.
50 e0ai, Jumbo ass. 81 l5g I Is: Arizona
Phoenix district. jumbo 36s. 81 jumbo ASS,
Si.25: standard ass. So. IS Yuma district.
jumbo 27s. S3.25a 3.35; jumbo 3ss. 1918.
HoNEYBALLs-Cslfo jumbo crates,
3es, s3.75; jumbo ASS, 81.
HoNEYDEWS California standard
Arizona jumbo SIS. s1.75; standard ss,
81 So, standard 12s. 81.
CARROTS Los Angeles crates, 4 doz
punched, California. S2l5a2 so; Arizona
fair condition. S1.75.
CAULIFLOWER Washington pony
crates, l2s and larger. $3.50.
Michigan, doz stalks, 80 z
i0c
CoRN--Alabams. crates. white. dor,
81 IS; yellow, ordinary condition, s5c ;
sacks, white, don. ordinary condition
soc, Arkansas, sacks, yellow, poor oondi'
Tin. zoe.
cUcUMBERs-Bu baskets, Maryland.
generally god quality, 81 so, fair quality
so. Illinois. fair quality. S225.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates, Iceberg
type. California Salinas, 5 doz. s3.75pr
Is, mostly 50 75H4, doz. 50 50H3. -.
oNloNs-5o-lh sacks lo~as' L. S. No;
larger S2a215: California. u. s. No. /,
Sweet Spanish, 3 inches and larger, 50 80
u. s. No / yellows. large size, 80 rs,
medium size, S2d2i5. Texas L. s. Com
mercial. $50 or more L. s, No / quality
yellow Bermudas. fair condition, 81.
PEACHES-Georgia II bu baskets. U. s.
No. !, Hileys. u :. inch minimum, 80 n 75c,
mostly SIS a roc = Inch min. soc ~ 81,
mostly s0n s5c, Hale Ravens, 2-inch min,
81 l5ql.25; 2i4-inch up, Sl.40G 80
Golden Jubilees. 2-inch min. Siql.1o;
Early Elbertas, ! :. inch up, $i.25; Fair
Beauty, lN Inch min and 1A-inch min
| Is q s5c; Arkansas Il bu baskets. Fairs
Beauty. - 10 2-tnch, 90c 81 bu basket
Fairs Beauty. / s, inch, s1.25; rs inch,
Sl25Il so; Illinois bu baskets. u. S. No.
| Red BIRDS, J = Inch min, 81, 2-inch MN,
Sl.a5 a. .ssQ.,au-.--a-s-,
POTATOES stock: 1O0-lb sacks
California. u. S. No. / washed, Ions
Whites. 50 i00250. L. s. Commercials
tSl.75 .25 North Carolina. Arkansas and
eastern shore Virsfflia. unwashed. l. s. No
4 Cooblers. ~ goa 10, mostly So Mis-
souri, and Kansas. generally good quality
unwashed Triumphs. $l.75q IS. Old stock
Too few sales to quote.
TOMATOES - Repacks. 10-lb cartons
65c; repacked Tugs, 81 so n SIS; Ohio hot
house, s-lo baskets. medium size. $50 csc,
small size soc; Texas original Jugs. T. s.
No. l green, ripe and turning. wrapped
6x6 and larger, sl.75; ripe. ST. so; over
ripe. low as soc.
/ WATERMELONS-F Florida and Georgia
per melon. Tom Watson IS lbs i0FI 4Sc.
~ lbs 65d zoe; Cuban Queens 20.22 lbs.
2hn 30c; - lbs. 35c; IS lbs, iOn iSc: %
lbs soc. Early Kansas, "a lbs fOc. Ions
Greys. rs lbs, 45g45o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Boston Woman Wins
Eastern Net Crown

NEW YORK, July SINS
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke OF
Boston today held the women's
eastern clay courts tennis cham
pionship with a 6-1, 6-1 victory
over Virginia Wolfenden of Cali
fornia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Farmers Market

APPLES - Delicious. fancy. S2.25 hu No
81 5oH 10. northern SPY fancy s.
steele Red fancy Sl.75 hu No. /. 81 q
80 No. 2 75c. trausparents, No. /
81 i0 tu
BEANs-Grsen. fancy. 81 IS bu.: No I
- p ~ 30, AJAX. fancy. - 10 %. No
81 2i -, horsehears No / 81 500 rs
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano 4ni
soc, esca-ole. No T. 80 - SIC hu endlve
No. 4, 81 Is hi 80 ? 7SC, sorrel 50
soc hu. Swiss chard $50 soc hu.: kAle
81 2 soc hu. mustard. 80 v 40c hu turnips
~. ! 80 p i0c bu spinach. 10. l. SIS n
SOC leaf lettuce No. so n Csc hu. col
larfs No, !, IS n soc hu
HEAD LETTUCE Fancy 81 50 bu. No
!, 900 Al.25 hu.; No ? 75o hu.
ASPARAGUS Fancy. N.ioa125 doz
punches No. /, s. n s5c No ? 4Oa SOC.
BEE No. !. 800 ioc don. lunches n
CARRAGE No. 1.si25aI.so hu.; No. >
7'c = 81; red. No. !, 81 soar. red, No. ?
cucuMBERs No. /. s2.Soq27s bu.
NJ . 50
RRocCoLI-No. I. aoa2
CARROTS No. L. IS n soc dor punches
CAULlFLowER- No. /. SOFA bu
No. !, 25q 35c. No. 2. 15c.
CELERY RooT-No. /. 75cd1.
S3q $50 No ?, 81 so Is-quart case sour.
SWEET CORN-Sl 25 n I so S.doz sack.
crate
DILL-4oG soc dog lunches.
EGGs-Large Sloa 10 so 30-doz case
medium. SaGa 80
GoosEBERRIEs-No. /. s2.5oa3 24.qt.
crate
HUCKLEBERRIEs-No /. Ss25as75.
"a quart crate; No O. s5a525.
KOHL RABi-No I, so $50 doz hchs.
LEEKs-No. l. 75edSi doz. lunches
ONiONS-Green. No. l, asa 55c DOR
hunchesi dry onions, No. I, Sl.756225
sack.
PARsLEY-4OG soc doz. punches.
PARSLEY ROoT-No. /, asa 55c bu.
PEAS Fancy 81 bu.; No. /. S.25Q
PEPPERS Green. soc peck basket.
GFOTATOES New. No T. $3.50 50
bu: No. ? s51e0c bu.: No. /, 1871 Oc
bu No . asa soc.
POULTRY Hens live heavy breeds 90
&c n; leghorns. 1sq zoe: hroilers,
heavy 22d2ic Ii leghorns. 20 n 22c IN.
RADISHES- Red No. 1. 45H CSC doz.
punches No 2. Csc; long white. No. /,
RAsPBERRIES- Black. fancy. 425. a.
n crate; No. /. 1920 375; No. 2 50:
Red No. I. S5TaA0; No 2. 81 so.
RHuRARB-outdoor, No. /, 259 35c
dor. lunches
RUTARAGAs /, 5oa 75c.
SQUASH Summer No /. sAds5 -
hu.. No ?. SOC Italian, No. /, 75c n 81 25
ToMAToEs-outdoor No. /. n25qi5c
TURNIPs- No. /, IS soc doz punches
IS n 81 hu.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No /, soc 81
doz. punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Flint Retires Bonds

FLINT, July S-The City of
Flint today had retired bonds IS
sued for specified city improve
r7ents and which mad matured
during the fourth quarter Of tho
194l- 42 fiscal year calling fof .
total payment Of S254, 1S5 IN prin-
copal and interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Scratches
At EMPIRE cry

Weather cloudy. track. muddy
FIRST RACE-sky Soldier Columbus
Day, Mr.. Goose, Hsrdwraek. Double
Fire
SECOND RACE ksEwAv. Grand
Party. Bsau BrBnnon Ferocity. Hiidene
yellow Dragon. Cielita Spare the Rod
schuylerville Obssh, Maerunway, Ian.
ceror
THIRD RACE-M ersa Matruh
SIXTH RACE Briar Sharp We'll Read
Cove Spring Dreiper Chalnac
SEVENTH RACE Bottles, Dark
watch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
a. srTEnIk nnMNs

weather cloudy track. good
FIRST RACE Bcnds
SECOND RACE-Two WBs. Gutn
HIS
THIRD RACE-Homs Guard. Tea
Hour
FOURTH RACE-An Crystai
SEVENTH RACE-Rfbbins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO. July BUTTER q daysl--
Receipts, 4s,7sl tubs steady 20 hc up;
extras % score. 35i4c standards 90 score
icars 35iIc; extra hrsts 81 score. 35Lc;
hrsts. $3.50 score, 33I5 a SAC: specials. 81
score sec.
EGGS q days)--Receip,s. 4e.7s7 cases
steady; current receipts. 25hc; fresh extra
flrsts rs a 426hc; fresh hrsts. rs q 26A &C;
dlrties, 25c checks, &c
CHEESE THins., ILL q &c; daisies,
prints and longhorns, 22d22iSc
LIVE POULTRY Steady-hrm; turkeys,
II u lie. hens i6T2li5e. lechorn hens,
l0116i4c; sprinFers. 10 a 23c, hroilers,
II y 2oc BOOSTERS. 1914 q use, ducks, Ga
l4i4c; geese, "a lac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Earnings

American Gas and Electric Company ana
subsidiaries report for the II months ended
May 81 net income OF S1i. TOO O4e after
FEDERAL income taxes. depreciation, interest.
subsidiaries preferred dividends, ETC..
equal. after preferred dividends OF the
parent company requirements 20 50 90 a
common share. against $1,000. 425 or
s2 common share In the IL months
ended May 81, 1910.
Colon Development Company reports foe
The year ended December 81 a pront Of
t3l35lo after drilling production and ned
expenses, depreciation, etc, but before de-
pie'toh. against profit before depletion OF
flss. jl3 IN 1899.
~ Pas0 Natural Gas Company, Della
ware. and subsidiaries, report for the "a
months ended May II net income %
" 3Ofe7 equal 10 81 IS a share on the
common. against 50 i2s 974. or 1851 on
the common in the preceding IL months.
seiby shoe Company and wholly owned
retail subsidiaries report for the nscal
year ended April 30 a net income OF
s2ol. so2 after depreciation, federal income
axes. transfer of 800 900 10 Contingent
reserve. etc. This net 10 equal TO 81 nx
a share on $40. 0o0 shares OF common.
rms compares with net income ~
1919 7s2, or s.i7 common share, Va the
preceding year
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