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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

Paris checks in today with 3lO7
for a new Greater Detroit Bowling
League season record on games OF
'1026-l053-1O2s. BY the sweep over
.Ghene Frombly last night al
Olympic, Paris came within a
game of first place now shared by
Norge and Stroh. Carl Kersten
tossed 703 for Paris. Stroh dug
up 3037.
While Paris was making little
toothpickS out of big pins, Ernie
SoeSt rang the bell for 723 on 232-
235- 256. an individual league rec
efa 10 date, while Mineralites were
taking two from Ekhardt and
Becker. George Holmes Club had
the edge in total, 2948 to 1888. as
Louis Sielaff broke out co. and
Chef Bukowski 636.
I8 BAG COOS
Eighteen players in all had 500
or better with Joe Norris banking
GIT for Stroh. Joe Green turned
in $50 for Paris. Team high game,
a league seasons standard, went
to National with 1918 after Stroh
did 1913.
Nationals scored in this Ngame
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Governor
Backed
In Appeal
BY DON GILLIES

Theodore Bowler of Clare. presi-
dent of the Michigan United Con-
servation Clubs. said today that
he had received hundreds Of en-
cOurapinp renOrtS on the carly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
KocsIs HAS A 20

Low gross went 10 Limerick
K0csis. Lakepointe professional,
and Frank r. Kenuey a Meadow
brook member. The feXibility OF
the rules also made this COM
bination possible when Kocsis was
unable 10 bring his president
KocSiS had a 36-34 10. one under
par and low score in the pros
sweepstakes. and kcnney an 81
WatrouS with his II. Clarence
Gambler Of Tam o. Shanter with
q. and Jack Winney Of BEDFORD
with q followed kocsis in the
sweepstakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
HiSFl Scores Feature
Paris Bags 3IO7, Stroh 3074, Ernie Soest Has 723
Carl Kersten 7O3 in Greater Detroit League

as follows: Louis Burr 243; James
Marshall, $50; Leonard Detloff
220; Anthony Novak, OBS; Frank
Zion. 210. Novak had a ga series
and Burr 615. SoeSt had high one
with 256 and Sielaff made 255.
STROHS CONSISTENT
In doing 1913 the Stroh hit col
umn read. Walter Reppenhagen
POI: Phil Bauman. 213; Cass Cry
gier, 202; Fred Wolf, 202; Norris
235. Paris big one of 1858 came
from Adolph Konopka, 202; Perry
Allagreen, 1877; Kersten, 235
Green, 2lS; John Crimmins, oil
Allagreens 534 was low FOR Paris
in the 3107 Besides Kersten's 709
and Green's $50, Konopka smacked
GA and Crimmins 596
Other 600's were Bill Oliver
SAT; Paul Scribner, Krakow. Col
Louis Serriani, Olympic, 604; Bud
Werner, Edelweiss, 500; Roy c.
Tim ENtiiier,-Pe pSi=Cnla--605.
Walter Reppenhagen, Spoh, 617;
Dave Berger. Detroit Recreation,
635; Henry Gavie. Chene-Trombly
COL; John Gavie, Dawes, $40; Her
man Bengell 613; Alfred Robin
son. COZ for Norge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27

crrarhsr Klee4ICh Twa-bast hits Isl-
rIF Turf KrcetIeh Home f.n fIr
sarrhce hits McCHtfg kcnrrfl ffff rr
bases Chicago T. Detroit 2 Double rit
EnickefnneEfr t1 ApranE fr hlAr..
Never fo g-rerHe~ fn Nurt fnfA tH
Cr0ucner Bases 0n balls on Benton
on Smith y struck 1lt-IF Benton z.
by Smith by Corsica q Hle-on ol'th
fn irr.rE IN Benton p boz 'rrines
l~aae on In rIrfhI Hi tr pfrher-by
E-fn Fadruf bt Beaten klhei
WrFrtI Wrr.ng pitcher tfnfer l.flat
plcher--smlth tmr res Els. Geifei al1
Harhsrf. Time ff. Alfendance-s IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
COSMOS PUSHED


able 10 make a single first down
by rushing the Jungaleers gave
Hamtramck uneasy moments IN
the second half. after the Cosmos
led. so. al the intermiSSiOn. South
eastern'S two touchdOwnS came on
a 7O-yard run by Ed AttiX after
nterceptinE a pass IN the third
quarter. and a l-yard plunge by
Bob Brown in the fourth. after
Harold johnson had completed
three passes 10 put the Jungaleers
in position.
After taking the lead in the
opening period on a safety, Ham
tramck added six points on a Z
yard pass from Jim Korolovich TO
Ted Markowski A Southeastern
tumble led 10 the second Cosmo
touchdown, Chester TZay crossing
the goal line from the LIZARD
Stripe alter q 20-ydTd drive. Late
in the game, Markowski caught
another touchdown pass, this one
from Tzay. with the ball on the
Southeastern IL
The outstanding individual Of
the contest was not on the often
size side. He was Carl Raucher,
a back on offense and a lineman
on defense for Southeastern. Play
after play Raucher broke through
10 tackle Hamtramck ball-carrlers,
until he was forced out from eX-
haustion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Prep Fdvorites
Pushed to Win
Grid Contests
Pershing, Cosmos
Beat Stubborn DENLY,
Southeastern Teams

Hamramck and PerShine grid
teams VIII meet In am important
Metropolitan League game next
Friday. unbeaten, hut somewhat
Debated
The Cosmos and Generals came
through with expected. victories m
opening East Side encounters YES
terday. but only after overcoming
stubborn opposition liamtramck
do Wncd q green Southeastern
eleven. 21-13. while PcrShlnG had
ITS hands fun IN beating DENLY
1876.
In other games YES Q T r 4 y
Northern. which failed 10 win a
game last season, surprised North
eastern, 1871. IN a night game,
and RedfordS first half scoring
punch was enough TO whip South
western. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-27
Gre eater Detroit
ague Scores

Totals se5 e53 a25 Totals 1929 1893 1923
Grand total 27T2 Grand total 3i0T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Wool Use Hits
Record Level

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Domes-
tic consumption of apparel class
raw wool reached the highest level
on record in September. 1t adj
vanced 8 per cent above August
and so per cent above September,
last year, according TO statistics
released by the National Associa-
ton of Wool Manufacturers.
During September an average
of 100000 secured pounds were
used each week. This compares
with 100000 pounds weekly in
August and 100000 in Septem.
Der, 1910. During the first nine
months of this year 375, 100000
secured pounds of apparel WOO
we're used. an increase of IS per
cent compared with the cor
responding period last year, wher
203. 100000 pounds were con.
sumed. The nine months total
incidently. is greater than any
full year period from 1918 through
1910.
Untitled orders reported to tho
association by 119 firms at the
end of September totaled 98.458,.
600 pounds. against ,899, 900 az
the end of June and 1882 00(
at the end OF September. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
DEATHS

Kate Becker, lli4s Indiana. sc.
waiter j Verrier. 1884 Robins a.
Mary stepka, 2O50l Cardoni so.
horace Jay Francis, 2032 Virginia Park. IL
10y Y. Hon 1889 Third, 80.
clarence Richardson. 62s Woodward 50
Harry w. Temple. 1905 r. outer drive. a
hazel l Crane 1898 Haverhll. II.
Sharlotte Schroeder. 1925 Wyoming So
naunerne hanninen, 1888 Kendall ~
r,nei Mae Smith. e1i Wyandotte, Roya
David Lewis. 322 Hastings. A.
Isaac Walker. 1857 East LAFAYETTE a.
Florence Breen. 1922 Woodward So.
Mary Horton. 800 Theodore SO
Frances A. +. Ross, 435 st. Clair. Gross,
Pointe, 81.
Louise ouigley, 9i5 Clay. So
kosana Oldford. 1881 Evergreen 81.
Bendetto scaglione. 1926 Hoicomb. 66.
lngeborg Christensen. 200l West Warren
a..
Achiel l.. Van wanseele. 1881 Edmore, a.
Emma Xetmnre 12067 Griggs Sc
August William Pagel, s545 Dumbarton, rs
Miriam Hirschneld, 7l2 Philip. 63
Hannah wandrie, 1853 Concord. rs.
Charles II. Cloutier. 1899 Brunette, IS
Catherine Fodosl. 63i7 Waterloo, ~
Grace T. Crane, 20 Brighton, Highland
Park. as.
Glen McKesson. 1852 Hartford a.
Antoinette Kramarich. 1912 Oakland 81.
Domenco Perono 80 East Greendale, 10.
William Wissinger. ia Horton. 65
Dorothy Mathews. 1912 Charles, Trenton
IL.
Mary A. Ford 1871 JOY road. u.
virginia McCreary, 1920 Eimview, Romu
ius %.
Mary Krahn. iof Watson. 81.
Albert Peter. 1898 Chene. 80
Mary =. Nogel 1875 Provost. 81
Charles Kesler. 1850 Randolph rs
Robert Ptfis IS Browning. Hazel PARK, &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
BIRTHS
NAItA

Boys were born 10.
ERgth Benjamin. 1900 Kentucky.
Pauline Bell. Algonac
Sophie Bohanski. 256e Hammond.
Ethel Barley 1919 Melville
iStephanie Bunarek, 1925 Plumer
Catherine Bryson. 1922 Springwells.
Ruth Bounord. 1885 Eastwood.
Miriam Bragg, 1858 American.
Aida Bland. 7O6 West Michigan, Jackson.
Wanda Bell $3.50 VinewOod.
Mary Caeel. 1922 Twelfth street
Margaret Copeland gi2 Twenty fourth
Rose Csrta 297f Sharon.
Helen carolin. i771 Lakewood boulevard
Berkeley.
Ethel Collins. Route B. Box 4s, Hazel Park
Whia corless, All Virginia Royal OAK.
RUBY Dickerson. 1860 Goddard
lThelma Eldredge, 2i3es westview, Fern
| dale
Mildred Forton. i53es Merrlck.
Alice Gum. 1851 Washburn.
Hattie Gibson 1850 Garter |
Blanche eraser 1853 Meitetal.
Irene Gesia 6i0s Mitchell.
Joyce Gail. 1905 Falcon
Fiorne Grasty. $40 East Fort.
Emily Gotfryd, 1854 Plainview.
Lenora Gaddy e54 East Vernon
Irene Halls. 264 Worcester
lGlayds Howe, 1921 Jefferson, 81. Ciai
Shores.
Rosemary Harren 1tso2 Indiana
Carolyn Hengstebeck, 1858 Garfield, Red
ford Township.
Hattie Hamilton. AT Adelaide.
Lucille InkeI. 5777 Fourteenth.
Rose Iaconis. sl24 Smart
Barbara Iaquinto, $3.50 SprinCwells.
Lillian Jakuhiec. 56li Lemas
Ruth Jackson. 526 M0ntclsir
lRowena Jones. 220s Baldwin.
Catherine Janiga. 7ti5 Piedmont.
iEvaline Knister 1878 Grigcs.
Title Rooster. 45OI Robins
Anna Kalinowsk. 1886 kirkwoOd.
Julia Kish. $685. Melville
Alice Kosmalski. s2is Molena
Bernce Kraeht, 1884 Ess, Jefferson st
/ Clair shores.
Elizabeth Kempa. 1867 sarena
Catherine Lukasek. 1897 Patton
Mary Lucy 294 West Webster. Ferndale
Maybelle Lund, 27s35 Lothrop boulevard
/ Birmingham.
Josephine Lukasiewlcz. 1895 Thirtieth.
lIrma Moore. 2l5O Bewick.
Victoria Machinsky, 6355 Vista Court.
Agnes Mejerowicz, 1872 Carpenter, Ham
tramck.
Ruth Mitchell 5000 Marion
Ellen Maxwell. 1923 Marybury Grand.
Myoma Maxwell. 500 Horton.
lGenevieve Mondro. 1850 Freer.
Marie Moran, 254IO York road, Royal oak
clara Mcclure, 1857 Nj. Elliott
Irene McNulty. 1903 Cherrylawn.
dorothy Mcleod. s07s Wetherby.
Margaret Myeno. 1867 Lawndale.
MARY Nugent. 166i5 Washburn
Florence Naylor. 5O7f Fernwood.
Eva Nehez. 3o4 South Military.
Sophie Nouhan, 1903 Pingree.
lPruda Owsiey. 300 Eighteenth.
Marie Oberliesen. sl29 Central. Centerine
Hazel Olsen. 26i15 Brush boulevard. Roya
Oak.
lThelma Parker. 9267 Steel
lGertrude Presta, 1860 Princeton.
Evelyn Pollock. 1888 Idaho.
Helen Pelter, 20Oi Harper.
lAnastasia Potyeska,- -esSprr'
Anna Reske, 1866 East Garfield.
Frances Rellinger, 1854 Rieden.
Marie Reed. 942 Livingstone.
Loretta Regan. 1884 san Jose, BEDFORD
! Township.
lJanina Roehi. 5i23 Jos. Campau
Mary Robertson. 1868 Marian. Centerine
Alice Robbins. 300 Wordsworth. Ferndale.
Laura Radliok. 1895 Mound road, Center
| line
Virginia Rouse, 7i2 West Brentwood.
\ Sarah Rowland. 1928 Lilac.
lNcrnice Reiter, s3f3 Senator.
lGracie Seip. 1884 steel
Ruth Scrihner 1857 Hamilton.
Ethel Scarse, 2560i Student. Redford.
Dorothy SITTER. 57f4 Argyle.
lCarol stewart, 1900 Burns
Mary Spaccarotelh. 2s25 Pierce
Catherine shorey, HOS East Fifth street
Royal OAK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Strike Hits Eight
Canada Gold Mines

KIRKLAND LAKE, Ont, Nov
.19.-Workers in eight kirkland
Lake gold mines went on strike
last night following refusal of op.
orators 10 recognize as a bargain
ing committee officials of the
United Mine. Mill and SHELTERS
Workers Union. Go.
The mines affected either closed
-eRtirely-er working on -fedHeee
scale were Toburn, Lake Shore
Sylvanite, Macassa, Teck Hughes
Wright Hargreaves. Kirkland Lake
Gold Mine and Bidgood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Appoint tanphar Agency

appointment of Lam p h 7
Agency, Inc, of Detroit, as gen
eral agents Of the Occidental Life
Insurance Company of California,
was announced today Melvin +.
Lanphar. president of Lanphar, at
the same time announced the APP
pointment of Grant NJ. Hudson Jr.
as manager of the new life insur-
ance dnnaftmenf. L-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
ID. X. Merger
California Approves Vega,
Lockheed Consolidation

| LOS ANGELES. Nov. 19.-The
proposed merger Of Lockheed Air
craft Corporation and its affiliate,
Vega Airplane Company has been
approved by the California state
corporation commissioner.
At the same time, arrangements
of the two companies urged stock
holders TO send in their proxies
Immediately if they cannot per-
lsonally attend the special meetings
next Friday 10 vote upon the plan,
The state corporation commits
sion has issued a permit author
izing Lockheed TO issue one share
of its stock for each three shares
of Vega stock,-if shareholders
ratify the proposal at the No.
!vember n meetings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Farmers Market

APPLES Mcintosh, fancy. 81 bu No
. N.z5g rs; No. 2. 75c bu. Greeninss
30 !. T3epS-2; bu. No; 2. SOC bp
i so: No 2. 81 Delicious. fancy, 81 bu
No /. Sf5Odl75 bu. No. 2 75c; North
ern Spy. fancy. s2a2 50 bu. No. l. 81 q
al IS bu No. ?. si.75 bu. Shows No. /,
sal so hu.. No 2. 73c bu'; Wsgners-
BEETs- Fancy. 81 bu.: dozen punches
enc No. !. 4og5oc dozen punches. 81
| y coo.
BROCCOLI SO ! 81 25H1. rs bn
loc red. No. !. so "a 75c bu.; curly, No. !.
CARROTS l. 50 zoe don. lunches.
81 III % bu No. 2 40e dor. punches, Ibc
OcAULrFLowER-No. /. si2591.75 bu.
&C cE Il Try soasoc; No. /. 900
iOc; No 2, l5g dozen punches.
CELERY CABBACE-Fancy, 81 bu'
No /. s5as5c hu.
CELERY ROOTS--No. l. 75c = 81 hu.
cRANBERRIEs No. /. s2.iog225 ie'
EGGs-Laree. si3.5oai4 so-doz case
medium. sii.75Ii2. - small, 500 10 90
EGGPLANT-No. J. 75cgN No. 2 DOC
Onions Green, No l. asa soc dozer
lunches; dry onions. fancy. oop No
d. Si25ai40 50-lb. sacks; No. 2, GOO.
| PARSNIPS--No. ], sOca u 20; NO. q
PARSLEY RooT-No. /. 1850 bu.
PAISLEY I. $50 soc doz punches
| PEAKs-No. 1. 75c y 81 bu No z. SOC
| PEPPERS-Green. No. I. 81. 25F 81
bu No 2. 75c bu; green. hot, No
iSi.25AI75 bus-red hot. No ], -lac y -
[ bu No 2. SOC bu; red, sweet No
75c asi bu No 2. soc bu.
! POULTRY-H live, heavy breeds
10 n &c 10: leghorns, i7n isc 10 broilers,
heavy. 2la2sc 10 broilers, leghorns. i6c
llb ducks 10 n zoe IL, geese, ID q lSc 10.
turkeys. hens, asa SOC 10; toms, $50 21c
PoTAToEs-Fancy. silo bu.; No. /
PuMPKINs&No, /. 4Oa soc bu.
| QUINcES-No. 1, S2a $50 bu.
! RADIsHEs--Red No. /. 65g 75c dog
bchs No, p. soc; horse, No. Il. 75c q $
PIX. basket; No. 2. soc; dollhouse, No. /
RUTABAGAs--No. I. 5od 75c bu
Table queen No. i, asa soc; No. ?. 35c
Delicious, No /. 50q65c bu.
Tu dR I no go 800 80 aoe doz' hehs
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano, No
A. 60ca 81 bu. escarole. No. L. so n as
bu endive. No. 1. GOO n SIPS bu.: No. 2
75c; kohl-rabi No. l. 35a soc doz. bchs.
Swiss chard. t0d soc bu. kale. No. /, Il
q soc bu.; collards, No. l. ioa soc bu.
No. /, 500 s5c bu. dollhouse. No 1
IS1.10 7-lb. basket: leeks, No. !, 4Om65S
doz bchs. spinach. fancy, SIPS bu. No
Ia, 75cq 81 bu.; No. q CSC bu. turnips
No L. 4Od soc bu.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. so975'
wATERMELoNs-No. 1, 75cdsi; No
H. soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

cATTLE-Receipts 800 market strong
choice steers Sii 75a IL 50; good steers,
$40 IS N IL rs common To medium ~ 20 y
~ ~. good heifers, S10pli. common "a
medium Sc so TO- good cows. 81 5Ons'
medium cows x7M7.5O: cutter and common.
IS 5O@7: Gamers. s4.23m5 $50; good beei
bulls. Seas25: good sausage bulls, ~ 20
Mq25: medium sausage bulls. Ssn SD
cutter and common. seas; good and choice
stocker and feeder calves. H1 10; medium
Ssml1: good stocker and feeder steers and
heifers, Sen10.25; common to medium
s7n9
CALvEs-Receipts 300; market steady
good and choice SliHl4.50 common 70
medium. Ss.50q13 culls and common ~
ds.5O.
SHEEP AND LAMBsAReceipts, 100;
- rket steady good and choice lambs
25di1.5O: medium 10 good. SlOn II
liz and common. s5He50; good and
choice ewes, s. 5om6;- common and ne
dunn. 50. 5Od525: culls. 81 75n $50.
HOGS Receipts. 500; market not estao'
ushed early prospects strong no quota
tions available early today; Tuesdays close
follows: good and choice, $50 to 200 lbs
SO 20. 200 to 220 lbs. $40. 35 go to FAC
los. $50 20; 240 TO $50 lbs, s10l0; EGO t'
$40 lbs. $40; $50 To 300 lbs. $685.
heavies. 400 20 $50 lbs. $500: $50 10 400
lbs, So. so; 400 10 $50 lbs. 10; pigs anc
lights. SO. rs; roughs, Ss.75g9; stays, Ss.2'
Os5O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Record Profit
Seen for Hewitt

BUFFALO. Nov. ia greatly
increased volume of sales during
1871 viii enable Hewitt Rubber
Corporation 10 show the biggest
earnings in its history, despite
stiff excess profits taxes and sub
Istantially higher wage rates.
Sales this year are expected 10
be about $50 per cent above those
of 1910. the best previous year in
the company's existence. Actual
sales, are not available, however
as il is the company's practice
not TO publish figures.
In connection with the years
sales volume, il is pointed out that
as vfrtuafE all of the company
business consists of the manufac-
ture of direct or indirect defense
materials. il is not materially af-
fected by the crude rubber cur
ltailment- program of the govern
tment which aims at reducing the
consumption of crude rubber for
|non-essential consumer use.
Although Hewitt is faced with
the payment OF taxes in the higher
excess profits brackets, II is esti-
mated that net earnings will
show large gain over those OF
any previous year. In the six
months to June 30. last, earnings
were S206.7 TIA. or S1.23 a share on
the 1913. 1873 shares of common
stock. The last haif-Wiil= show
a substantial improvement over
this figure Last year net profit
was $3.50, 701, or S1.6S a share.
white IN 1899 earnings We're
S35S. $40, or S2.13 a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
MARRIAGES BIRTHS-DEATHS-D DIVORCES
DIVORCES

Clara Browder from Marion W.
Nellie Radiskin from Ralph.
Joaquin Nuncs from Mary.
stella Himmelsbach from Frank.
SaHeits Bernard from James,
Sarah p. Messer from William :
DOrothsA Breckenridge from Hal ".
Mary Mancini from Anthony
Maryann Bisslands from Thomas.
Sophie Czaruecki from Harry
Constance McIntyre from Carl.
Hova King from Evan.
Ella Kurth from stanley.
Eileen Halfhil from Harry.
Ruth Campbell from William.
Juienne Beaudry from oscar.
Grace Jeanette from Anthony.
RhodA Lillian Cohan from David J.
Clara KTantz from Fred
Elizabeth Morrow Gray from Vern c.
Alice r Warren from Bion ".
Willie u. Bonner from William
Maudie Beatrice Thornton from Edward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
See Radio
Earnings
Over 1910

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Witll
HNpmercial radio set output in
l well on the way to a new
Ugh record. profits of manufac-
turers generally are better than q
year ago. Increased volume in most
cases is serving to Offset rising
operating costs, including taxes
Profit outlook for the year ahead
current reports indicate that
commercial radio set output will
be cut so per cent from 1871 levels
lis dependent upon expanding de-
Tense output. The big question is
Will profits from defense produc-
ton continue to Offset the ever
! increasing operating costs?
Sales of commercial radio re-
ceivers in 1941 are expected 10 run
between 10 per cent and Is per
cent ahead of the record total of
about 100000 sets manufac-
tured last year.
However, in recent weeks con-
sumner buying OF radio sets has
slowed up somewhat and the In
dustry is anxiously watching for
a change in trend. The next 80
days normally produce about Is
per cent to II per cent Of the an
nual consumer buying of radios.
With the current slackening in
purchases, the industry is wonder
ing whether the heavy buying near
the close of September to escape
excise taxes may cut sales volume
, this year 10 the point where the
gain in set sales may be only 5
: per cent over 1910. The next month
will tell the story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Nail Gypsum Seeks
Bond Issue Approval

BUFFALO, Nov. 19.-National
Gypsum Company has called a
special meeting of preferred stock
holders for December II TO au-
thorize the issuance of S1,000,000
of 3 per cent debentures to in
crease the company's cash. They
would be sold privately to the
insurance companies. which now
hold S5.S85. 900 of the debentures,
under the Same terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Scratches

international News Service Wire
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather. clear track, fast.
First Race-Musical Mood.
Sixth Race-Ma jorette.
BOWIE
Weather, clear; track, fast.
First Race Bright Finish. Stimstone.
Second Race-Hada Star, War Smoke.
High Bud, schley Al, 81. Dismas. Happy
Hostess.
Third Race-One. Cairngorm.
Fourth Race My Exit, Ellacaw,
storminess, Boos Letter. Canterbrun,
Legal Light.
Fifth Race--Irish Lancer. Tanganyika,
Tyr, Broad Vision, Hepzibsh.
sixth Raee--Belle Poise, Here Goes.
Seventh Race-Starlike,
Eighth Race - Dulie, Helen's Lad
Ginobi. Charlene. No Ending. Residue
Yankee Lad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Deatb Hotices

FINN-Nov. is, Francis. darling son OF
Francis and Mary OHara Finn; brother
OF Mary, Patricia A and Margaret A.
Funeral Thursday. . 80 "A. m, at rest
dence. 1902 Glenheld.
SMITH %. L.. 260 River Lane, beloved
husband OF Genevieve. father Of Arthur
NJ. Stanley b. stuart M, Barbara f..
o. I. Jr.: brother OF Edna Sutton; grand
father OF 7. at DAY Chapel. 22275 Mich
igan, DearbdVh. until Friday morning. In
state Friday at First NJ. r. Church. Dear
born. Funeral, IL a m. until 80 p. m,
time of service. Burial Moscow Plains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Karl snksr 36 Hattie Behilng 81.
Russell s. Marsh, IS: Thelma =. MeCul
loch -.
Howard 4. Denomme 81. Irene Helen soul
Ner %.
Robert Wells. 80, Frances Brnes. %.
Frank r. Darwin. % Theresa o. Piti-ie
Edward sulewski. a. Genevieve Nowak. 20
Melvin r. Reterman. %; Marion Mau,
Cook. ~.
John Mei1ner. is Lila Dicho. II
William Jones. % Annie Bel Winchester
II.
James A. Banaoh. p; Vivian l. Barnet,
a.
Arthur J. Strong. 80 Alma r. Yerke. 81
Jack L. HamiHoa. 10: Terry Wilson is
William tlaten. 81 Laura Lehman 20.
Burreil r. Thomas 81 Evelyn j pole. Is
Kenneth Mec'atche. %. Msrctne Locke
Salvatore Amato, %: Margaret Ener
Edward Brady. q Nina Gsyer. n.
Harold Barber p Norma Havenor. %
Bernard 1. Tailman. 81 Marion Wing is
mlchael flgtfo"ski % julie May IS
Marvin Fuhilove. -, Louise {. Winston
Wallace BYRD %: wiIhelmena Carr Is
r. John Tamolyn j., %, Barbara Wissio,
Roy snider. 20 Barbara Barlow. 70.
John r. MsoNei, 81. Agnes Lillar
O Bricn, So
Marvin NJ. gillespie, ~; Gertrude Telles
%
Marion Dryden, 81: Phyllis W Griffin. 81
Arden Amweg 20 airline Hanna IS
Pho MARITIME. ~; Carmela Cicchetti u.
irwin kavanaugh, 80; Mary Mayer 26
Broadus Williams 20. Ediih HIN %.
John McCalmm. 20 Ruth Beam 81
walter kozloWski. 81. Cecilv Szot Is
James l.. Weber 80 Eta Parsons. 20.
STANLEY X. Wollengerb. a. Elizabeth Am
Sheehan. %
Henry Fuggs -; Adde Lancaster. ~.
Joseph \. Pillar, % Anna 9 Hudziak %
George Aldrich. % Betty Nutting %
randolph Raymond Schramm, %, Dorl
Wilfred CLARK. IS Clara Keller "a.
Herman BoehD 30 Ruth Klein 20
I9hs -ESsoeorski, 80, Frances MIk0larczyk
A Bryant Limper,. rs; sibyI J. Baskin
Ear w. schmidt. "a sarah r. vnale. "a
s"Ionan ProghoUnick, IS. Marion Good
Thomas y Anderson NaEv-T m, TT
bold 10 e
Henry Butler as Hyneua MCGEE. IS
An9r.w J. Gingerella, 20. shirley Mari,
Rathbun. 49,
Anthony Durcynski. %. Geneyieve Bar
bsra Zapka 81
Albert J. Carano. %; Edith Nordstrom 81
Inarles DesJardin. 20; Nellie Hlgson. 10
James Gordon. 80 Esther BrakeviIle. "a
Sonn H. Edwards. 81, cara SoweU %.
bartley David Rosser, 2s Anna Drolef %
l, r. Mccain. 81; shirley Fitch. 70
DeMlt Davis Jr. %. Theima Toole "a
Ah'hohy j. Mslacos, -. Mary Harry, %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard Co,
Windsor. Prices IA cents. Noon prices.
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
National Transit Company de

clared a dividend of 60 cents. pay
able December Is. to stock OF
record November 20 Payments for
1941 total Sl.10. against 81 in 1910