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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Casino Leads
As Race NdrroWs
STANDINGS

With only four games separat-
ing the first six teams, Casino
clingS today TO first place in the
Michigan Major Classic Bowling
League with Faygo and Auto Club
tied for second. Casino swept three
with Dawes at the Ritz yesterday
while Faygo and Auto Club were
dropping one each to Rzeppa and
Olympic respectively.
Norge shut out EdelweiSs 10
land in third place and three
games away from Casino. Pabst
forfeited a chance TO advance in
losing a pair to Eastern Market.
Sam Richardson of Norge was
first among the individual scorers
with 626 and helped himself with
"a 203 start and 235 finish. How
ard Vautherot of Faygo closed
issftf f'=- 21337 exc out So. Scores
were uniformly low with team
high at 2S06 and various individ-
uals off stride.
Scores stood as4ollows: Casino
(276S), 2; Dawes (2570), l; Faygo
-f2692) 2; Rzeppa (2460), /; Auto
Club (276S), 2; Olympic (2602), l;
Norge (2S06), 3: Edelweiss f2537)
TO- Eastern Market t2zo5l 3
IPabst (2751). l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Produced for Abroad

Davis disclosed that the war
department has approved the
production and sale of the tube
-lp-leEeiifeF4i -5t iiffffes, subject TO
state department policies, and
provided that the orders are for
sufficiently large quantities and
approved in each case by the
war department Object Of the
foreign sale permission was in
dicated by Davis when he said
that the authorization had been
gwen in order TO provide for
factory facilities necessary TO
any emergency production of
this tube for war department
vehicles"
Furnishing of the tubes to law
enforcement agencies and recog-
nized armored car companies
engaged in the transportation
OF money and other valuables in
the United States has also been
approved by the war depart
ment for the same reasons This
latter permission provides that
no resale may be made by such
companies, and the tubes may
be used only on vehicles operat-
ing m the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
|. Paramount Net
Best Since 1890

NEW YORK. Oct. 6 Earnings
.of Paramount Pictures Corporation
are running at the highest rate
since 1880 Just prior to the com
.pany'S reorganization. Net profit
ilor the quarter ended September
80 is expected to be in excess of
ISL a share on the common stock.
This would compare with Go
cents a share earned i'm the June
-quaEterr A-44l------frtS IN the March
quarter and with - cents earned
lin the September 1910, quarter.
+ On this basis. earnings for the
first nine months of this year
Should be in excess of $3.50 a
share which is nearly AS much as
the 500 q share. which the COM
pany reported for the full year of
1910
Since the final quarter of the
year is normally one of the most
profitable periods for the moving
picture industry. there would APP
pear 90 bee a good chance that
-prnllt1-feF tAe fun year 194l may
run IN the neighborhood Of $3.50
a share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Urqes Initiation Check

Under all these circumstances,
il is not astonishing that mount
ing government spending fails TO
-heafteH owners Of l1S--&Nl}o
know that they will get a share
of only what is left after tax
collectors have taken theirs.
Yet / cling 20 the hope that
our economy will not be quite
as badly botched as bureaucrats
prophecy and propose, but that
some measure Of common sense
and business craftsmanship VIII
be exercised at Washington so
as to avert wholesale unemploy-
ment and bankruptcies.
Also, that initiation will be
restrained by bringing wages
and commodity prices under
something approaching the con-
troll unhesitatingly imposed upon
materials and merchandise.
Copyright. 1871, by G. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Affects Market

Labor o bstrc pcroH SHesSr
threatcningS, violation of mo-
strike agreements. are proving
a source Of great concern and
have had not a little 10 do with
the hcsitancy 10 put funds into
stocks.
At home. also. sentiment is
now being affected by drastic
Withdrawing Of raw materials
from non-defenSe plants, with
consequent multiplying Of Try
offs.
The fear is that much MnrSc
impends, SlnCc Washington has
miSerably failed TO carry out
smoothly the transition from
peace to war production nor
have corporations done enough
subcontracting to win pubic ap-
-prnXal. -
AIT4,ttist.ii NJ Washington
predictions that faT-fiung labor
dislocation.- unemployment. loom
aren't conducive 20 optimism in
the financial world or anywhere
else.
War news has not contributed
70 cheerfulnesS.
German forces have achieved
advances in important Russian
areas though pushed back at
two three points. HitlerS boast
that Russia has been licked was
for home consumption, inspired
by rising RIGHTEOUSNESS In Varl-
Gus countries he is striving TO
ensiaVe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
'AWtO-
SeIf-Hesline Truck
Tube for Military
Vehicles Revealed
BY sILER FREEMAN

Last week was recorded the
latest contribution of the United.
States Rubber Company scien-
fists in discovering a substitute
for aluminium which promises 10
relieve. at least somewhat, the
shortage IN that critical ma
terlal.
Now il comes to light that
the principle OF the bullet self
healing gasoline tank for ait
planes has now been applied TO
making a bullet-rcsiStant, self
healing tire tube for military We
hlcles. 1t is claimed that this
tire tube is far superior 10 any
Thing used in Europe.
f. b. Davis Jr, president of
the United States Rubber Com
pany, stated the tube had been
tested under actual fire. Despite
penetration by % rifle bullets of
large cahber, the tube lost little
OF ITS carrying efficiency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Heat, Cold

even the penetration points
of the % rifle bullets could, i'm
most instances, only be ascer-
tanned with difficulty. The
points of entry and departure
Couft be found only by close
scrutiny. And even in the
event OF a considerable injury,
the tube can be repaired with
relative ease and speed.
Not the least interesting
Is the enormous range of tenn
peTatureswhich the tube can
withstand without Its bullet
resistant power being i'm
paired. Several high tempera-
lures have had no effect on its
characteristics, and tests have
disclosed that IL will not lose
its self-sealing qualities at
temperatures rs low as 80 de-
grees Fahrenheit below zero"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Bay City Police
Beat CY0, IS

BAY CITY oct s Police base
BAN players today had cvcncd the
seEles otur The cliS championship
hy taking the second tilt from the
CYO club 9-5
The thlrd and deciding game
-,t-frit i,e T}7vrd at AtchIg8u CrU=
trail Fiold SUNDAY Yesterday S
game had been delayed week
hy wet weather
Lyle Gunter started the game
for The uolce hu1-ANa relieved ~
Chet LIpske in the fifth when CYQ
mad taken "a 4-2 lead Droomer
pitched for CYO until the eighth
when Grant took charge.
Bach team GOT III hits bat the
police had me errors. Rette-
mund led the police hitting with
three n four and Stanley was
next with three ln five Bronkc
GOT three IN -hNc TO lead eye
-hIttrrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
No Loss Of Efficiency

'Jn a test, inflated at 90
pounds air pressure" Davis
said, the tube was penetrated
by nine Seuarated- -ealiber
rifle shots over an hour and a
half firing period. Halfhour
testing runs occurred between
each three shots.
"Then five rifle shots I'm still
another one square inch were
fired into the tube, followed
by hHtf-h0Ur's testing run.
Finally Is shots were fired in
"A tearing manner across the
top OF the tube. This was fol-
lowed by "A test run OF one
hour.
The tube, after this Cruel
ing test, had lost only a frac-
ton of its air initiation. But
further than that. its con-
struction is such that the loss
of much OF its air imitation
would make very little differ
-ence- III its load carrying eff
ficiency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
NJ. =. RMEeysey'
Suggests New Uses
For 'Check-Off' Plan
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
Intern..ls,.> - eassanlsnhmmsntato

Following the taking by the federal government of
shpbudng plant Kearny j. the of the
men after labor deadlock the closed shop panel of bust
various representative companies gathered privately
New larger significance
preponderance of opinion might
advisable for the management
brought the issue conclusion The viewpoint expressed
that the rank and file of though receptive idea
collective bargaining and unionzaton prefer the freedom
the shop to the rightly of the close This
haps be proper subject for a Gallup DOLL.
If there opposition to mandatory "check-of of union
dues there widespread types OF Check
offs or automatic pay roll deduction Checkofs are de,
sirabe facilitate the employees partial
plan of defense bonds and think
be extended help workers acquire diversified
men portfolio by adding shares their holding
government bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Forbes
Labor, War, Taxes
Serve 10 Slow Down
Stock Market Sales

Stocks stu stlCnatC Com
moditcs have LOST .Lcam after
then Spectacular push upward.
RepressiNe influences has e.
again developed both from
abroad and here Washington
has boon partICulariy ccptrssitc.
Secretary Morse .thau uecla-
ration thar he Us Lll-Dr h+i4
prepared go ContsCarC SD bI5I-
ness beyond Is par cent on me
vested capital la> melted fresh
miseiYinGs over The adminlstra-
ton attitude toward, industry
The proposal vlCwUu bv
most men OF affairs as mp0s-
sibly impracreanle. as indicative
of official Washington S social
iStic aspirations ,--71CuT7177E
if put into law So ruin thou-
sands upen thousands of b-sl-
ness firms and small concerns
as well as certain larger conf
panieS. as Ccrtaln 10 ull-tEe
edge of incentive industrious
ness.
Although they Hre afraid 10
risk counting political and union
retribution hy protesting pub
licly, the truth Is that alarm IS
spreading eng employers
over the. governments tImld re-
fuSal 10 tell organized labor no
toe the line. 10 deal effectively
with stoppaee el defense 6etift-
tiae- aallAaa In A4nLAl-inp1- la
tween the I'VE dominating labor
organizations. AL and Go.
The Department OF Justice,
however, may intervene now
that fragrant violations Of law
are being publicly aired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Stocks Mixed.
And ListIess
In Early Trade
~ s<oJ7Y
Chrysler, GIN
Advance; INN Up
On Large Blocks
InternaiIonal News ser,iee Vic

NEW YORK, oct. 6.-The stock
market was mixed and quiet in
early trading today with the ma
iority OF issues holding around
Saturdays closing levels. 4
,ednternational Mercantile Marine
again was an active feature. open
ing up Is on a block of 100
shares at 9. or within 81 of its
1914 top.
Fractional gains also were
shown by Bethlehem. General
Motors. Chrysler. American Smelt-
ing. Anaconda, General Electric,
Santa Ee. Union Pacific and
American Tobacco b.
Declines included those in West
ern Union, United States Steel
Union Carbide, Standard Oil OF
New Jersey. Consolidated Edison
and General Foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Wealth Being Redistributed by New Taxation

Heavier individual taxes wages and
parity prices" he the Nations Business
merely changes going
fabulouy costly Wealth being redistributed
troll is being shifted emergencies being social
changes This =
fooled be fusered 1t time realistic
the larger wisely militant
1t time ygant about private enterprise
justify their solid the
shibboeth that's Capitalism has broken down."
In other words the business has fast nowadays
in order where he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Odds Against Ace

Officials of the Peter Dawson
national ringer golf tournament,
in which almost 100000 shots
were made. figure the actual odds
against making a hole-in-one are
% 2e3 tt, "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Michigan Gas and Electric. de

clarcd dividends of Sis a share
on the z per cent prior lien pre-
ierrcd stock and $50 a share on
the So prior hen preferred stock
bnth payable November ! 10 stock
OF record October 10. Similar divi-
dends were paid August /, last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
NJ Y.Bdnk c1edrings
Show Sharp Increase

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-New York
Clearing House Association re-
ports clearing for the week ended
October 3, total So. 969 .5S9, $40, as
compared with S3,304 ,25S, 1888 in
the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Morgenthau Puts Out FeeIer for Check or

In addition Secretary Morgenhau feeer in favor
another "check-on" accumulate
mssa for those separated jobs
boom. Presumably, the cabinet member this
deduction made through amendment to the Social Security
Act, but pending action by Congress there why
private employers and employees should work comparatively
voluntary basis toward this objective.
Paul T. Cherlngton market analyst calls attention to
nieant changes quietly
by abnormal wartime controls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Flint Boy Injured;
Dashed in Cars Path

FLINT. Oct. 6.-Ten-year-old
James Mccain Of 324 Green street
is in Hurley Hospital today with
a broken left leg and other injuries
caused when he was hit by a car
in front of 1925 Mason street. The
driver, Dallas j. Root, %, of $40
Fairbanks street. told police the
boy darted into the street in front
of his car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Phillips to Return Home

United States Ambassador VIII
liam c. Phillips. American envoy
TO Italy. is returning 10 the United
States today for regular vacation
leave during which he will consult
with Secretary of State Cordell
HUI, and other government Off
cials. the state department stated
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Business Men Should Use Double Entry Bookkeepir

FranZy Eakn Decatur executive in the Controller argues
that business should leadership public affairs by
developing teehnques double bookkeeping
affairs for formulating national problems sccnct and real
isticaly Adequate statement of policy he
pirate Of and bookkeeping disclose
be towards
they will contribute production defense
civil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06


fancy 80 bu.; 30. J.. eoc 81 l3 ~ 2
foc. Mcintosh. fancy 81 l5 No z.
90 So e. 5ac hu 'hcrtas, $50
Sild % bu Greetings no j, 81
Sl7t hu 80 t. 81 25mlaU 30 3
tEl, Delicious. fancy s. bu. ~ 81 d
BEANS Green fancy S30325 bu No
81 1850, 80 $50 wax fancy s.
eu no sag 5e So 81 Roman
beans $50. 81 500 l.75 nu Lima beans
30 q S. bu
I BETS Fancy 81 nu 30 /. IS so,
duk hchs so zoe bu
BLACKBERRiEs no. l. S3d35O "a
BROCCOLI Fancy si7a No. /, s125a
J 4 5u bu
CABBAGE-No l. 60a75c bu No. ?
SOC red. No J. 6G1 7Sc.
7 CANTALOUPESv-F Fancy. s. IS; No. ]
I 81 .s-,-r 80 :. SOC
CARROTS Fancy, roc doz. bchs No
H.. 40 soc. 81 (" So bu. No ?, Tac hu.
&C A4-4+ - " r af1ey5 10 ou.' NO
.l.-TJcaiS 50 bu no. 2 soc bu
! CELERY Fancy, 35n soc, No. !, 25a
soc. no q 1OH zoe dor. bchs
Cf-CTTT CABBAGE--Fancy. 81 bu-
r777 S,5r 10.
CELERY RuOT-N0 !. $lH125
MBERS-No. !, sicers, 81 25Gl ~
hu No. 2, 81; am, 81 1912 hu.. small
IS4a450 medium 81 25a2.75.
pILL--40 zoe doz. bchs
EGGPLANT-No /. a0Q soc bu. /.
EGGS Large Sl2 500 10 90 30-doi
TlEKET.
3 II % Bu
oKRA- No. l, s.ib. basket. socgsI No
oNIoNs-Green. No. ]. AoG coo dog
bchs dry Onions fancy, 50. NO. 81 a
l.25 50-lh sack No, 2 75e
PARSLEY ROOT-No. / 40 ~ SOC.
PARsNlPs--No. !, S1al25 bu.; No 2
PEARS Fancy, 81 5Oa3; No I. $l.25q
I1.75. No 2. 75c6Sl
! QulNCE-No. !, 81 so bu,
PEPPEBS--Gree No. i, 401 SOC hu-
80 I. eocQ Is bu No. 2, 75c bu red
sweet No. i soc d l.15 hi No. 2. Csc
PTMENTos--No. !. s5eaSl bu.; No. ?
use bu.
heavy. % pic 10 leghorns lsq21c 10.
PUMPKINS-N No !. 90 q 1900
RABIsHES- No I. e0d soc dozer
punches, No. 2 soc. long white No I
so soc dozen lunches horse. No. l. 81 %
RAsPBERRiEs-Back. No. !. $500
Il % 20-ut crate
RuTABAGAs-No. J. 5oa 75c bbl
! SQUASH Summer. No. J. $50 soc y
bu. No 25c Hubbard, No /, sou soc
Table Queen squash, No. l. 500 75c; No
r. 4Oc Italian. No ], IS "a soc peck has
kct; No. ?. SOC; Delicious No. i. $50
SWEET CORNING. /. asa soc; No. 2
1850 h-dozen sack.
! TOMATOES Fancy, Si.5002 bu; No
II. 1fcus 81 bu No. ? soc bu
! TURNIPS- No !, $50 45c doz punches
l75c 0Sl bu No. 2 go csc.
] VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. No
II, go WQ0c hu. esCarole No -anatea
T6u endiye 80 1. 90cUSi Is bu No 2
.75cy k0hrabi 80 35N soc dor. punches
's0rrel No ]. 40 "a soc bu swiss -chard
80 5ac bu kalc, No J. i0n SOC bu
ha AesA i-tttic-.- No, 81 bu No ?
Iards no ! 40 SOC hu leeks. NO. !, ~
1T5c doz. punches spinach No. !, 75cn
! VEGETABLE oYsTERs--No. /. 6oa75
dozen punches.
CHICAGO
nt cacAo2 s,i o' u.s. md2Fs, isrGT
loft extras. ~ score 3Ic standards 81
score cars 35c extra hrsts, 81 score
1850: hrsts. sS-sB score, 20 m - Pa
---+----+---- 4c.re-. IL = u sc.
EGGS- Receipts. 3 s64 cases; marke
steady iic up current receipts p SO
fresh extra hrsts 3lt4c. fresh hrsts, ~
SOC dirtics 25C, checks. 24c.
CHEESE Twins, ga u 2ac.-dAlsies
t---1r--- NM fUHEn0fus, Is p ~ 2a
LIVE POULTRY Market steady tyr
KEYS 15f23lzc. hens 1890 hc leEhor
hens 109l5c. sprlnFers. 161 iec hroicf,
IlbH2lct ROSTERS. 1871 4lfhci duck
40 1916 geese So Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE Receipts. 1000; action i'm
proved on butcher cattle early trade fully
steady; cows steady 10 strong. spots i5c
higher. early bulls stronG-t1-2t-o- -hrgrItf
.chn-es--t-rrS. III Q II IS: good steers, Sli
a II. common 10 medium, 81 50a1l; good
heifer-. si6,75H IL So; common 10 medium,
81 25n 1878; good cows. s7.75m SIS
medium COWS. S7.25d7.75: cutter and com.
mon $50 725: Gamers, s5as; good beei
bulls. $4,000; medium sausage bulls
ss@s.75: cutter and common, $3.50 a 8
good and choice stockers and feeder
calves. $llf 10, medium, Ssd1l: good
stockers and feed steer and heifers. SO a
IO.5Oi common to medium. S7ds so.
CALVES Receipts, SEQ veHiers, weak
TO mostly SOC lower. good and choice. SIS;
common TO medium, Si0a IL so; cuils and
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5000;
market not established asking higher OF
up 10 Sl1.50 and above.
HOGS Receipts, = 500, market pros
today.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO oct. g. UNs) HoGs-Re-
ceipts. II 500, 10c higher: holdovers. 900 /;
TOP Sl1 .4O buks $40. 90 "a 80: heavies.
$40 75a il40; mediums slOs5Gi1 40:
lights. Si060mii25: tight lights, 500
10. % packns sows, Si0g 20; pigs So
CATTLE Receipts. II 900: steady.
Calves; Receipts, 1000; steady. Beef
steers Choice. IL 5OG ~ is: medium. IS so
y II 50, warnings S96l2s SIS Butchers
Heifers. So ~ 50: COWS. s7as so: bulls
y. 30 r. 10; calves, S7n14.50 feeders. ssa
ii 10. stockers: steers, Ss.50G12; cows
and heifers S7d1I
sHEEP-Receipts 600. steady: lambs,
81 n 70; common. 50 506i1: yearllngs.
~ 500 so; feeders SliaI1.50. ewes
50. 80 n $50.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. oct. -UNS)-CATTLE
Receipts. LOO slow and steady.
steers choice Sli 50N ~. so: medium 70
good, $i0n 10 so. common, s725de
heifers, medium 90 good. ss50ae25:
common, SC. 500 7 30: cows, medium "a
good. s6, 75n 775i Gamers and cutters. 81
20. 10 bulls, good and choice, 50 500
10 90 fomrfpnd 20 medium, se.25ns.5o.
HOGS-Receipts, 700: slow and 10c
lower. 1so.1s0 lbs, siiMi1.25: O-22o
lbs, sii 2bsi II 40: 22o-25O lbs, s11.15m
II 40; AHO-2e0 his. $40. 75011.t5: 100
$50 lbs siO Il 10. So: roughs 256e75
SHEEP Receipts. 300 slow and 25c
I over Choice lambs. Sil 5Oq1i.75.
medium 10 good. Si00 N common lambs.
S6 5o4 $40, ewes, S3a5 wethers. 81. so
CALVES. Receipts $50 slow and steady.
Good an4 CHOKE $40 so q IL 50; medium.
'tlisoq xsoi' Wis and common, s7a 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Earnings

Tort Worth and pen, ',. CITY Railway To-
r-aIUvT net Joss az S3s. SIS In August
1880 FOR eight months the net loss wa'
s3g 900 against a net loss of S1sf.6f2 Boz
fhr nrtt cEhi months 81 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
HAwTHoRNE

Weather cloudy track. heavy
First Race Tea Glssln Little Ruztllr-
Tea FInE Mia servant Boston Lisa,
Cram
Second Race Hard Biscuit FLYING
Bonnet Count Eta, Fair Iule Queen
Fch0 Manlnfhcw0on
Third Race paramela Miss Militant.
Lady Inhuty. pafe's Girl
Fourth Race Golden Monk. Bubble
Girl Sister Don Min Party Pal
Seventh Race steep spanish Party.
The Skipper sylvan Dell Margee Noble.
Wild PIGEON Chance Ray
Eighth Race por' spin. Air Plane.
MonrhoW Eoslr Port o. Cal. Geo.
Krehb.ri P8usou Oddesa Romeo
smith Race Declared oh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard & Co.
Windsor. Prices IA cents. Noon prices.
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Scratches

International News Service Wire
RIVER DOWNS
Weather cloudy track heavy.
First Race -.Osa Atkins
Second Race--Tee Gee, Pretty Carol.
Fourth Race -Vignette Rhythm
Firm Race Declared of Original
eighth race viii be run as fifth CIGAR
Lighter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL

Mackenzie Z. Cooley Z.
Northwestern 8, .Chadsey 2.
". OF ID. IL. Central o.
Pontiac o, Arthur Hfif q.
Bessemer IL, Calumet Z.
Royal Oak 10, Grand Haven n.
Muskegon 30, Crosse Pointe o.
Fordson IL. Saginaw 9.
Escanaba 81. Menominee q.
Gladstone IL, Marquette o.
Newperry Is Msnistique !
Norway 8. Iron Mountain o.
Ispheming 10, Negaunee 7
Iron River 80, Crystal Falls Il.
O.. r. South p. G.. r. Tech o.
Boyne City IL, Chsrievolx q.
Kal. st. Aug'e 8. bet. 81. Theresa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

weather. clear track fast.
First Race Trostar. Lazarus Joan AS
best0s Forfissimo
second Race EnlslIe- SteHH4eeei1,- tfts
Sn0d0W.
Third Race Isle dc Pine. Sir Jerome
Enhance Red Thorn
sixth Race Gino Beau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
r0CKINGHAM pARK

Weather clear track slow
Frs Eage RlraA=A a4l-=-I..-+-- 49,,
EuIs Time Skecter
Second Race Nrrth Bound VERY
Graceful RppIct PimUco Polly. MusIc8
Mood Reckless Saxon. Tides Tn Two
WAYS
Third Race Career Girl Kens Re.
venge MscHce' Miss MoWl
ErtGfh Race -Cr1issant.
trfTT RACE I'D scala
Seventh Rae" villa Platte Eciwar
NJ GiruaCg
Eighth Race Geneva cross Winter
Sea- French Trar Josic's Pal
Ninth Race Declared OF.
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Fourth Race Cclaeno, New City,
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Fnh Races Imperatrice, Joe Schenck
SlAth Race PLAY House
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Bob Burns Fefed

However. the meteoric social
rise OF Bob Burns 10 even more
20 the point For aside from
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HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2;

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. %.
CRASHING social Hollywood is
- as easy as sauntering into a
public park. once said an OBJ
server Of the local scene. And.
as a matter Of proof, went on TO
say that cinema society had
fallen for more pseudo dukes
and duchesses than any other
social set-up in the world.
Whereupon the family wag
replied:
THAT was because Holly
woodites found the would-be
dukes and duchesses moro inter
esting than the real ones. At
least, the phonies were creative
enough to make q name for
themselves