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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Marine News
DETROIT

DETROIT
UP-Afsgon. simcollts $50 n
sundsy. Comet Murphy. 3 s.. Crowley
cleared II. Nottingham. i1aO. suitsua
RSsnIuie Yates James Nadia arrived
II 40 naplelsaf Barge No. :. 3 m
Eloa. ] Is ishpeming. - J &. Morse
2 20 Woodruff arrived 3x9, Clarke
AaffAlii4sta- So arrived Is. ~. >
Norfolk cleared , 30, LeniEn. A.S3. ToTian
.s-aH..e RI -J.-s..sr-.-l1.- KGplne4er- arrived
: so y. Cement Wst arrived. -
shsw-GIsnb0gie 30 Hsmloch . so
arrived s2S barlow Frugeuiy srrived
= ~. Diamond hlkau q Coolidge. Walter.
kinney. 80. Wilkinson. $40 sonom
arrived. II 80: Consumers Power arrived
30 = m Monday CorAlid arrived 80
Sargent arrived 3 80. Jsrrsy arrived. CT
Windsor arrived, go. stackhoIse. 80
saroiits. Smith Thompson. Ferris %
Lake Chsian t5s Cletus Schneider >
Bethlehem, Fleet wood arrived s.g5' Sensi
bar. 5.i5 c Miner arrived 10 stein
brenner s.i5 T. : Gypsum :, Acadialite
7:45 Rsiss Bros $40 Conway. si3
DOWN Townsend A. N sundsy
srrtved. 1915. Dshlks arrived. ~ Souu
Park cleared HAS. Olcott. 1920 = m
Whitney -Cleveco. I22a Clemson. II 50
Donner. u 90. Maryland, Cscite, 80
Huron arrived l IS. JACK cleared
Birchton. 2I5 oswego socony. cleared
2 80. Calumet. $50 Munson. Mac
Naughton. 325. ". L smith. 80: stee
King $50 lsstn cleared. Wyandott'
arrived 4.05: EliWood as Zenith cry
so James Mazda cleared. n. 3 FertI
Barroilton- FTeeiand cleared ) 20 Bars
hamstead Constitution cleared 40; Hst
veg 545 Byers Q Utica clesred. $50
Jupiter 7:I5: shsadie Gehn 40
Woodruff cleared $50 James Davidson
g'tS CCvle 1910. Angelina ~ IS. Niccf
II 80. Odsnah. 1919 m. MONDAY
Cornelius IT.. : so Buttercup Pleassn
arrived 1853 Walsh. Durston, $40. NJ
& Taylor as Baker as Cowsl
arrived. sos MsriposA- Mss BIZ Wei
lsndoc So Paisley. IS. SlmcOute
8 50 sonoms cleared. :,
SAUL s1t. MARIE
Up secoru Knapp i2 81 ~ s'inas.
: s Frant1 ] sir W Fairbalrn smeston
} p McAlpins ? Pioneer Msthe~son
? 30 Lagonda ; y &, Collins Creste
: 81 w W. Holloway s. r n thrg
: p Minch s II Reed $50. Chas
Hubbard g. p p Smith. 30 T
Weir KING 10 30 Brockton. II Lemoyn.
Henry Ford W. p Snyder Jr. 1880, p
] . m: Vsndoc ? Noronic 30
Campus 4 Geo Stephenson. Mania
30 J. n Brown r. y. Saunders j.
, Mariana. NestmOunt. q p. ID. Block
TspHn. " IL woIf. ! 80 Cornell A
Hatheld. Ihperoyai. y. Hindman. 30
cadillac, Michigan 10: j r Davidson
e. 4 Black i030.J NJ Davis. i2.3t
n m Monday: ". D. Crawford ! W. A
McGonagle collingvooe. 230; W. o
clyde. 3 Green Island. $50. Llndahury
4 80 G. l.. Hutchinson. o. " p. Palmer.
DOWN Nettiston. a. m Sunday. J
p Rel's p Taylor. 80 Harmonic
: scandrett q: Capt Wilson A 3
I pson Prindoc 10: > sherWin 10 ~
Hobson. a + Cornelius. II KeeWstin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Dearborn
Admits Police
Aided Gamblers

How a RAID on an alleged gam
bling establishment in Dearborn
was tipped OFF, by a policeman
just before the raid. was told on
the stand today by Patrolman
Felix bearing at the trial Of three
former Dearborn policemen and
seven others on grand jury graft
charges.
bearing testified before Judge
Homer Ferguson that in October,
1887, he and another officer
climbed up fire escape outside
an alleged gambling establishment
on Dix road near SAILING avenue in
Dearborn and. peering through the
window, saw several persons play
ing a dice game Present were
John Bltonti and Charles Harrison.
defendants whom the state charges
operated this place.
As bearing watched. another
policeman entered the place, the
dice game stopped. and he left.
IDearing Testified. Shortly after
Harrison and Bitonti also left. so
when bearing and his partner
Eaided the place, they were gone, it
was testified
bearing SAID gambling warrants
for the arrested mon NIs1a oh
tanned, but there were so many
delays i'm the court hearings that
the case was lost"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Crowd on Production

Although production Of 194l
cars Is now taporing off. many
plants are still crowding on as
many as possible. Those factories
which ordinarily would be
closing down in another week
have full schedules ahead and
probably will until the end OF
the month. If materials hold out
or new priorlties are not de-
clared suddenly.
This years production may
still exceed $500. 900. a 30 per
cent cut In addition 10 the 20
would make the 1912 limit about
100000
And IL is almost certain that
the industry would be willing
10 settle for that, providing IL
was assured that nothing further
would be done 10 upset their
plans for year
But such assurances VIII not
be forthcoming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Great Profile
John Barrymore Felle d
BY Erate StOain
International Ntw, service Wire

HOLLYWOOD. June 30. -
Through the Earl Carroll Thester.
night club doors early today Johr
Barrymore was hustled out and
bundled into. a taxicab the victim
of one-round encounter with a
Zombie and an irate SWANS fist.
Some 800 people witnessed the
brief SkirmlSh and the consensus
was that the film actor made re-
marks TO an unidentified beauty
and that her escort. husky Clar-
ence Reed of Bakersfield. Cal,
didn't think they were the least
wi funny
Reed. II seems. told Barry more
10 go peddle Nsur-p papers OF
words to that effect, but the gray
ing actor persisted A well-placed
right. foored Barrymore, profile
and all.
1t all started when Barrymore
entered CAROLS with an unidenti-
fed man and a pretty girl. like
wise unidentified. Barrymore had
Just done his bit at a Hollywood
Bowl benefit for the United Service
Organizations and was in a festive
mood.
Get me zOmbie," demanded
Barrymore.
'Thlnk-a-DTlnk' waved his
magic wand and unveiled tall.
multi-Colored drink which Barry.
more downed with gulp.
Then he started for the door. lie
stopped at Reeds table and at.
tempted TO engage Reeds girl
friend in conversation. Reed let
fly with his fist an dthe fracas was
nNar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Paper Industry
Near 100 Pct.

Z NEW YORK, Z June New
orders in the paper industry
have picked up sharply after a
let-down at the end of May and
are now running at about as high
level as has been reached this
year. !"
With volume Of new business
continuing well in excess of pro-
duction. industry now has a
backlog ecual 10 nearly one
months production.
American Paper and Pulp Asso-
citation index OF paper mill activity
in the week ended June n was
l99.7 per cent against 1913 per
cent in the previous week and SO. |
per cent a year ago.
Production in the paper board
industry was unchanged from
previous week at SO per cent of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

Melvin /. Cross. al; Lorraine r. Hoeift
John Lssots Is Martha orTsi ~
Alois :. Vinclsr. "a Helen \ Deptuls. 20
William T. Thomas Jr., 81. Mary Psetsrs
carl +. PACK. 81 Ava y. csrros ga
Frank stsnislawski. -, hiehsiine Drns
sam Ku,chsi. 80 Grace F. Mcconsghy "a
Sol ALDEN, 81. Ida Neidorf, 80.
Nelson r Smith. 81 Evelyn /. Shaw 81.
Earnest Robinson Al; Mar. Burns 40
irving e Kaufman. 20 Ruth seedmsu 10
Robert r Rich. ~ Eleanor L. Lowry. ~
Robert c. Colerus, "a, Theima @. smith
william !. coerelI.- IS; Gsrsldlns A
Iohn Jsnigs. "a Stella szpouor. 30
Andrew W simpson III, u. DorotheA 3
Kenneth d. chaundy. u Mary Ann Plsw
clsr.aea-c-- Ehlsn- %: Ruth NJ Hsnnss. 27
Herbert 6 Baumsnn. 80; jeanne A. Van
liz kts yGs!l---3 III.
Thomas Bering % June l. Re4lier 20;
Harry f. ojsls. 20. Mary J. cook, IS.
Ear D. Ferguson 20: Anita Mills, -
Roy q Kraft n Betty NJ. Dshsy. 10.
John Shelley, az Sophie Kupnicsi ~
Theodore r. Chester. 81 clare H. Nc
Charles A. Msrsse, 40 Name A. Moran
%
Leroy c Norris. 43: Marion I. Bentley
Franklin II. woodruff 81; Ai,e. C. Hoos
Harold Thomas 20 vsrns King. 10
Herbert schultz, 50: Wanda Shelley SO.
Marvin WIllett. Is. Agnes Koss. n
Leo l. Msnfredini 10. Helen Chiger, IS.
Donald A. stark 2e Jane Carl, a.
John NJ. Miller, So; Mabel j. Ellis. 81.
EHic II. selby. 10 MARY y. veey, Is.
Douglas A. Farnum, TO- June N. Pfund
~
Joseph p. Fueh, rs: orienIda A. Lang 20
Glep r King. 80 Evelyn l.. smith. "a
samuel c. Kornbmm, 80. Ethsiyn Tonkin
Johnnie Holmes 2s; Elms wl,hsr. %
Peter B Boyle. 80 Jane e. Thiemer. ~.
Burton ~ Barns 81. Betty J. wismer, 81
Avery Tucker % Revs Wartell, ~
willard X. Lemon. "a. Margaret w. Robo
Gustav Schultz. IS: Laura E Dssson. IS.
David l.. Jess0p. %. Barbara Msyheld. II
John X. H,ldebrsnd. SIS; Lucille smsrnon
Morris vsnK.rschsever 20; Jup. Hoffman
FeIiee zacchso. % Josephin. Buns. 81.
Stanley Regorrah. %. stephanis ID. soboo
Robert \. Nicely. 80: Lila B. Morgan. ~
meredith D. Smith, IL; Bette J. Briggs, ls
Charles Srgguey, rs, virginia Hoiody. Is
Clarence A Deyo. 81 Mary r, Malone. is
Edsel stage II: Evelyn L. Brockett, IS.
Morris T. Cooper. a.; Fsy !. Crooks, 20.
James s. siddsH. %, Dorothy X. Middlsr
rs
Sam Harrison. %; Dorothy Vessel. II.
Roscoe simmons, %; Esther Swan, ~
Raymond F. Fish, -, Dorothy N. Jungles
20
David Gooze % Leons r. Grubstein. ~
Robert Andrus. LA May McGHlis. Is
Lester DeSmth. 20. Isabel J. Gal 90
Eugene W. Golehur. 20: MsTyann Arnold
u.
Henry Kosloski % Sally Nsvroth 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
.Yeggs Get $500
|nPontid(Chur(h

PONTIAC. June 30 Yeggs
battered open the safe a. Central
Methodist Church. in the heart OF
downtown Pontiac, last night, and
stole $500
The robbery was discovered this
morning The thief or thieves, had
chiSeled the combination of in q
manner indicating professional
job. Chief Of Detectives Frank
Nelson reported The money in
cluded Sundays collections al
church services.
The church safe robbery brought
q warning from Chief Nelson to
all business places and others
having safes in Pontiac.
This looks like the beginning
OF another series OF safe crack
ings in Pontiac" Nelson said.
Money il plentiful again and
thieves always work when such
a condition exists. Money In
safes isn't safe and we urge
those handling large sums TO get
il to the bank or guard il per-
sonally until IL can be put In
the bank"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
BIRTHS

Alma sturos 1884 Elmhursi.
Winifred smith. 1882 Trinity
Doris ssnderson. iiib3 Whiihorn.
Alice Tubek 50 Temple.
Helen Tnplett. 1913 Hibbard.
Helen Van LEV. i50t6 usns.
Nina Williams 2O433 OmiTs. ..
Vera Williamson. 1855 GRAY
Ruby Wassgn, 42ii LawndAie.
Evelyn Wo6ihn. 1899 ParkgTove
Esther Weber, $3.50 Jackson. Dearborn
Anrsline WAsik. 1850 Evaiine. Hamtranek
Eula Wilson. li22s Kennebec.
Ethel Wsrgnier. 2520 Parker.
l.Otte YesLin. 1871 Lee place.
Ophela Young. PASS kivsrd
loser hne Zawaskl 1855 Trenton
Elizabeth ZstykO, 2lsi Russell Lincoln Pt
Mary Ziolkowskl. BOSS Harold.
GIRLS
Glrs were born 20
sylvia Adamski 3tO3 Denton Hamtrsmck
Revs Russell 1878 Tuxedo
hed~ig Borenmsn, iS5os tsselon
Mabel Brooks. 1910 East Jefferson.
Geneva Buckles AS Henry
Gertrude Bushey 10 Peierboro
Esther Chamberlain. $40 West FIRST Roya
saTsh CASSIDY. eis East savsuah.
Shirley Dickerson, 1882 Seminole,
Marie DemTgiAn, T2ls Miller
Ann Donaldson. 1884 hetteiai
Gabriells Enderich. 1905 Newport
Helen Emans, i2403 strngham Court
Virginia Fischer. 1852 Holcomb.
Marian Funke. 1907 Grayton.
Mary Farr. 1896 Goddard.
Ida Goldberg 1908 Clements
Josephine Goleniowski. 1881 - Mary
Josephine Gsrdeila. ss0s Travsrse.
clara Gersten. 1895 Clements.
lima Hatty. 6i0 McDougali
Nancy Hewlett. slsI Mcclellan.
Melba Hyndman. 1903 Sussex
MHrvis Harris 1913 GoHibttfR
Mary Hail. l2if West Philadelphia
V0rda Herrin, i7is Putnam.
Grace James, 45iO Twelfth
Mildred Johns. 15t7 Merrick.
Lucille Jaounski, 1905 Arcoia.
Marian Krug il72O Findisy
MARY hroutzkamp. lZ212 Hunb"il.
Bedora King. 1901 West Chicago oouls
ward.
Phyllis Lauer. Ii27I IIubben
Edith Make ii0ii Lskepoinie
Lorraine Msrtens, 33i East oakr'dge. Fern
] dale
= RATA As4SEAAe--14El-
Germaine Moss. 1853 Phelps
Margaret Nelson. 76s Grace Northvls.
Mary Nicholas. IS West Ferry
Norma Proctor. 2ssss Brosdmoor. i.ivonL
! Township
Macy PaulsoA. -i4aa3 Troasisr.
May Quinn, 2sis National
Anna Roman. i3433 Newborn
Ann Livingston sS3S Kentucky.
Josephine Ruth s05s P0osevst'
Frances Schumachef. g345 Harty.
Lucille sullivan, 7s4i Bingham. Dearborn.
Helen Schroeder. s743 Van Dyke
Florence Shetland. t43l Eighteenth.
Helen stanek, 5sis Chopin.
/ Dorothy Severson. 1924 Mack
Marie Tharretl. s3l7 studsbsksr. Va
| Dyke
Ann Trout. SOTO Rsnvnl.
Celia Virgo. 2i2s Madison.
Estelle Wieczorek 1858 Goddard.
Matte Whims. 1878 Ashton road
Catherine Wolfe 1890 Marlborough
nsrgery Zuslzsr PASS Webb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for.
Abraham Schlechtef. 80 Sadye Eiehmsn
cgfford Young q Mary J Richards 81
Patrick p walsh. % Margaret A. Farmer
20 Nv
Harold r. Frsed.ins IS Elslne l.. TrmBls
-
CHRISTOPHER y. McNsmsrs. ~ Dorothy 81
Werner -
John r. LaBsr 20. Lillian r. wWams
81
samuel L Yueh, as Tile p GlsHmsn
-
Ernss, T. Butkovlch, -; Psulin. Mako
vich. 10,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
BIRTHS

BOYS were born TO.
Jeanne Andreae 5l3 Hoffman road Biz
minehsm.
Aiwyne Agozzino. i27as Eas, Vernon Hwy
Sophia Augustine. 1880 Greusel
Amelia Asperger, 65l4 Pinehurst.
hllda Brusk, 1881 Glynn court,
Maria Bollelo 5i73 Proctor.
Virginia Bell. 267s Hart.
Ruth Clark. 1920 Grove Liyopis Township
Betnlce- Cox l31s5 Meyers road
Ida Christensen. 1850 Eighteenth.
Nathalia Campbell, 1856 Hunt
Eleanor Costello. 4sfe Maplewood
Girenden Gender. 1929 Greenlawn.
Frances Collins. 96li Otsego.
Nelma Chiavazzo. 1854 French road.
Gladys Conley. 1888 Flanders.
Beulah Dziadula. 1861 GladWin.
Mary Duna1. 1927 Sunset
Catherine DeFrancesco. 1885 Prsire
Pearl Downing 81 East Maple road. cav
son
Ellen Downie. 724s Rutherford
Nellie Fisher lse6S Westphais
Phyllis Fleming 1878 Anchester.
lrma Fritz. 1882 Hsrtwell
Katherine Fileccfa. 17226 HsSse
Jean Friedman. 1880 santa Barbara.
Frances Grover. 1856 Pingree
Roberta Green. 5749 Field
Helen Giordano. 1880 GreensWu.
Elizabeth Geer. 4Os7 Duane.
Irene Henig. 5000 Moran.
Mary Hayes. 2se05 BrosdmOor. Livonia
Township
Jewsl HsWley. 1880 Broadstreet.
lOrean Jones 6lsf ROhns
Carrie Koppel 1898 Fourth
Marjorie Kramer. ltq5s Ffeelsnd
Lottie KWtecien. 1928 Ternes Dts rb0rn.
Marjorie Klingbiel 1879 Washbufn.
Katherine Lehto. 1921 Howard
Ann Levy 1905 NORMANDY
Cora Mccormick. 574t LRwton
Marie McMurray, 22i65 Donald East
Detroit
Dolores Mason. 4440 WAyburn.
Louise MANAGE 1850 Scott
| tT MA
Ellen Mathews. 15O64 Priest
Audrey Mclean. 1902 Washburn
ELIZA beth McCsbe 76s LaPrairie Fsfndare
Goldie Mertz. 1927 Sixteenth. Port Huron
Marie NoOnvhester. $3.50 Artesian.
Dorothy olsen 1887 Covle
Rita Psvick. 1871 Allendais
jeanne Padar. 1900 Orleans.
Lillian Parker. 1921 Brady.
Frances Palmer 1920 WestpOini Inkster
Evelyn Peck 340i Mcclellan
Rosie Petrini. 1871 Charest
Helen Raymond. 1870 PreSt
Marion Richie 2O29 Elizabeth Dearborn.
Anna Schmidt. 22i5 Dubois
Bernice szmanski 1928 ST. Aubin.
Luis Semeniuk 937 Plum
Jose phine Storey. 71e McKinstry
Edna Stevens 1877 Cloverdale
Beruice sieloh. 27053 Breton Woods. Royal
Oak.
catherine smoltI, 1887 Hsrv.n, Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Entertain Radio Experts

Chrysler sales division was
host TO a group OF II members
OF the Institute OF Radio Engi-
nccrS during their convention in
Detroit. The radio experts, re-
presenting all parts of the United
States and a number Of foreign
countries. spent several hours
inspecting the Chrysler factory
and also were guests OF Presl-
dent David A. Wallace and Vice
President Charles l.. Jacobson
al luncheon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
June Registrations OF

There may be something 10
the talk that the saturation
point is being reached in the
new car market. r. L. Polk
and Company's report for the
first IL days Of June covering
registrations IN 90 principal
cities show a decrease OF 1856
per cent from May.
Registrations. however are
still 305 per cent ahead Of the
same period in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Arch Warner Promoted

Arch Warner, former Detroit
sales engineer for the Borg
Warner Corporation. has been
made assistant works engineer
Of the mechanics universal joint
division of the corporation At
Rockford. III He was formerly
with the Universal Products
('onD3uN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

noon W. - Dickson Wills King Y 80
= m 81 f. Esfr r BerVind 30
Presque Isle VIM. Mather Edenborn
Roehiing. Suphlite SwererOpe Maulmalos
- ~ Weir ) ga Maiistna J. III ads Lean
4 20 shenaag0. q B Dixon s. Ms'asfa
crescent City. . sylvania a. Camp
Dell. Gleneagles. 30. a Hudson, s
Denmark. T. r BLOCK, 9 Bucoooc J. 5
Manuel 10 81 Mullen 10 80 - .
NUs IL. Gen. o VI Poe. Ia 81 Algorsii
r J. KuiAS midnight WOOD 80
m Monday. , p, Morgan. l,shtneo
Alfred Robbins : y. Way
gu A rrttfr7s- 5'7's''7frE', f,tiiti
Joliet. Bunsen $50 81 tefbert II T.
FJE-s-I-, tl1tt1r. EB " -.,... - &..es..
: 800
calm. cloudy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
DELAWARE

Weather. clear. track, fas'
First Race Post Haste. Can-Jones
The General, Pimlico Polly. Jacks star,
Tour
Second Race Can STING. scotty Woods
pmcky Sir Bae Harmony. Dignity,
SnfprUHuftt
Third Race simon. Kntrap
Fourth Race Saddling Bell Fue
Orchid. Nutmeg Lass. Iran, Madison
Square Easter rabbit
Firh Race-Shaheen. Glamor Girl,
Miss Neptune. Bunny Bsuy IT, sab.
Primarily. Argella
seVFu-h Race Rhodnum, sun Cap
tpre Cross Vine Berserh, Leonard
Town william V
Eighth Race Mason =. Ceiline zero,
Rocky Meadow. stand Alone. Corum.
Isddle @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
SUFFOLK Downs

Weather. cloudy track SLOW.
Firg Rsce-Bertilion. Flyiug Glee
AarSon. SelmaJACK
Second Race--Tres Amigos Tuss
sisted Suntime. Americup NlslerO
Travis l. Judfry. Quaker Lad
Third Race Beat En-, Bsgaseen.
P0mpeco. AnEac
Fourth Race-Hard Loser Mseiine
Eighth Race our Florence, ObisbO.
Richestan, Devils Run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Southern California Edison Com

pany declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of 37is cents on the
common. payable August -. ~
stock of record July 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Help Wanfed-Insfrucfion

AMBITIOUS men who would like 10 be
come expert welders. We will train YOU
quickly in spare hours % qualify for jobs
40 Aircraft, Shipouilding ana other essen
ual Industries. Men trained In gas and
arc welding have steady wsEk. top wages.
Training includes actual shop practice.
Free placement service. Write for facts.
Utilities Inst Box 6t07. Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Dividends
StetsOn Company de

John y. Stetson Company de-
clared a dividend of 81 on the :
per cent cumulative preferred par
S25. payable July Is. TO stock %
record July |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2i-22 TRANSFORMATION BLDG.
JONES Employment. sils Beaubien
Wants Day workerf. Couples Pouers:
Maids: Mattresses. Columbia 400
INWARD EMPLOYMENT Experienced
coiored maids. cooks laundresses eou-
pies. 1892 Rivard. Terrace 2-eis3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
ARIINGrON PARK

Weather clear. track. fasi
First Race Briar Rose. Arb BOun
sister Don. Mack's Gem, Sue II. PA
turf
second Race Bolivar War Joe.
knights Her. Lsrkalone, Cookbook
Illinois star
Third Race - Dedace, Mount ainait,
Valvesta, Town Silver. Blaufuss. Wrinkle.
Fourth Race-Pink Gal. Delray.
sixth Race-DsS Csrse Blenweed.
Eighth Race-Psnisb DickorV Dock.
Gay En-. Very True. Jimmie Tom.
ADDRESS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Hnrder,s. Inc. declared the reg

ular quarterly dividend of - cents
on the common. payable August !
10 stock Of record July 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

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At TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
ruARIts TOWN

Weather. clear; track, sloppy
First Race Herod's PLATE, Sandy
Mandy. Freetone. Cssad Myrtle N
CAROLYN T
second Race-Csts Cradle San
bright stick and Bail. Never Home.
Canslip Farmlsnds.
Third Race-Irtsh Mirth ENhort. Mis-,
Hawk. Bouncalong Kenner, FIERY Lady.
Fourth Race Meadow Gold, Pomary
Quick Vine. Vsntryst. Blue Prelude.
jungle Moon.
Fifth Rsce-S0me Gr0ucher. haris
r.. Miss Ksar, Yankee Lad. Dun Lucky.
sixth Race Glitter Girl. Ripping on.
seventh Race Happy Miracle Extra
Good. Tobacco Road Grand Wind, Dona-
boy. Sir Ksar
Eighth Rsce-irish Oak. Easter Holi'
day, Mystic Man. Bright Gem, Steppins
In PuI Terrier
Ninth Race Declared or.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
YOUNG MEN
TO TEACH AT

YOUNG MEN
TO TEACH AT
ARTHUR MURRAYs
SIS TO $50 PER WEEK
Full time We have several openings FOR
coiege-trained men p 10 30 years % sse
Win ability TO become dancing teachers.
Requirements 1--Good dancers 2-Intel.
igence F. Conscientious -- Clesn-cu,
American type. 10 20 i2-week training
period a. no salary Preference will be
given good sales people who will make the
best teachers Apply m person tomorrow
morning between 10 o m and ~ noon
ONLY. DO NOT TELEPHONE Arthur
Murray Dance studios, Hotel statisr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Warner Brothers Pictures de

clared a dividend of 96i, cents IN
the preferred. payable Septem-
her |. TO stock OF record August g.
Paid the same amount June 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard a Co
Windsor. Prices in cents Noon quotations
MIkIAG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

dend of 20 cents on the common,
payable July u. TO stock of rec
ord july II. Paid same amount
April u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
DETROIT

Weather. clear, track. fast.
First Race None
Second Rsfe-Cssh Desl
Smith Race tsubstitutel Declared
of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

Greenfield Tap and Die Cor
Doration declared a dividend OF
Sl.50 on the Sc preferred. payable
July 30. TO stock of record July 10
Same amount was paid May 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Scratches

Internst iopsi News service Wire
AoUEDUCT
Weather clear track fast
Fourth Race-Casils RIDGE Wise
Chicken, Dinah DID Play
FIN Race Halcyon DAYS Brgnt
View. Dorimsr
Seventh RaCe-ScaramOuch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Male Help Wanted

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Neat appearance and car neces-
sary. At least $40 per week to
right man. Call Madison 44lO
between 7 and 8 tonight.