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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
81 Parts Depots

The second move was made
by the Dodge Corporation. which
announced the operation ol
nationwide parts and replace
ment distribution system. de-
signed 10 minimize SerViCing
delays A parts supply system
radiating from 81 StrategicAllY
situated depoty. located within
overnight reach Of It's 1000
dealers, was revealed as the
answer TO the problem Of keep
ing both cars and trucks in top
shape.
For the purpose or acquaint-
Ing its organization with the
new system. Dodge was holding
81 field anti dealer organization
meetings today The one IN Do
troit was get for noon IN the
Hotel Statlcr. The principal
speaker Was % BID. +. SraH-
ton, sales supervisor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

Metal Markets

NEW YORK. oct II Activity IN the
metal markets was mainly confined 20
Efforts 20 push shipments toto consumers
hands
In copper. consumers continue 20 present
ALLEGATION certificates for producer endorse
nents However, ~ o. believed that ~
this time large portion ~ Tie October
ALLEGATIONS have been placed Price held
a. the maximum allowable - ~ cents
pound delivered Connecticut Valley base.
Export copper held firm ard unchanged
~ H. cents a pound fas NcW York
Lead dealings we're mainly confined %
clearing up NJ routine AFFAIRS. Price mere
vas steady ar ss5 cents a pound delivered
New YORK., and $50 cents round ST
LOUIS.
Zinc supply continues 20 b. rationed hy
principal primary sellers A. ne new cehinE
q 675 csbtt q pound, East g., Lotys,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
NO PHONTY WIN

There was nothing phoney about
the StaterS' conquest. They
marched 50 yards through the
line In HE first seven minutes of
play, then sub Warren Simas
booted field goal from the 8. A
Stanford fumb b lie gave Oregon
State the ball on the formers IA
in the third period and 8 plays
later halfb ack Bob Dethman
plunged over for the touchdown
that cemented- the bail game.
Except for these pair of shock
ers. leading contenders in all parts
of the nation marched BIZ farther
along the glory road as had been
expected. Fordham. Penn. Navy,
Columbia. Cornell. Dartmouth and
Syracuse came through in the
East. while in the Big Ten for
Nine as you preferl the mighty
Minnesota Gophers, Michigan and
Northwestern gave signs Of stag
ing terrific battle for conference
honors with dynamite victories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
spoRrsMAN's PARK

SPORTSMAN's PARK
Weather, clear; track. fast.
First Race-Toms Party. Rejectabis.
She's Right, More Days, Tea RinE. High
fuss.
Second Race-Lady Innnity
Third Race sweet Sukey, Martha Col
lins. Little Rustler, 10 Beatty. Town
Lace. sylvan Dell
Fourth Race--Jelsert, Swift sue. Bo-
lutte. Hnri Hon Har
Fifth Race--Lil,ian Roth. Bachelors
Bower. New Discovery. Syi's Betty, Jack
Nennie, Reich Dear, Illinois Tom. Velvet
Mask
Eighth Race Prince Dean. Charming,
Roselli, Brass Bell La Sambra, Mighty
Fine
Ninth Race-Deciared of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Marine News
DE- rROIT

Up Ethsl povill,. 30 a m. Sunday
Hcnnspin y so 7 W. Robinson II 10.
-DIcKsOn II - Raid, arrived II IS. Dis-
need A.kAlt. AZ ,. m. Gerrew YATES,
arrived, Barlow Foicroft, arrived. CrudosL
arrived. 35 L. e. Hanna, Finh i:S0,
Cambria %. briu, 10, Shasta, West
arrived. 20: emperor, 4:os: James MAZDA,
arrived. 10. Yosemite Ber~ind, $40.
- b. Davidson. 5,+s. Maeoubrey. s.zs
Sates 1.So Conway. 7.t5. Whttussey
Bares No -, arrived. 500: Barsham
stead Constitution. arrived. $40; La Belle,
20 10 Hewitt, arrived, II :O3, Dayton
II 10 Taurus Midnight MAINTAIN, Huron.
arrived. - 20 a N. Monday, Wndee,
u 50. Biaei' $50; Colonel. la:so Al
Corners, z.3o, Davis. arrived. $50,
Murphy Magma, 400. Filbert, 7.45.
DOWN Billings. SOS .. m. sunday;
Way. 1000 4 upson. sam As,her.
cAlysriey u, 1910 Ben Ford. arrived.
20 90. Co~sn Barge C. - arrived. Jsrrsy,
srrivse, ll2o walsh. II IS: Cement
Ksrrier, cleared, ~ IS Bah Bros, Nor.
SCUM Sou fsr S k..Siut. arrived Z IS wl 6a
soiits, 90. Roens- Leona, $50; n John.
son. 100; Royslton. l;o5; y. / Fore.
South Park Resolute, cleared, Jarray,
socons.' rs: iroSvood. cleared, 7so;
Hebard 90. Laughlin. c. ID. Bradley,
1T HftsalliA. 10. Queen GtiY.-A-1h,
X X. wallace, AIS; Sam Aorss. t:to
HumTick -sapor, arrived. 4:55. J. &. VA
hams arrived. 5 40. w. G. NAthsr, 545;
Rand, cleared. Psnooseot 100 A. Stone,
Z 80 Gazette arrived. 500 Rensselaer,.
I5 lakewood. cleared 3 10 Connolly
8 Consumers Power S.lUs james
MAZDA, cleared AIS; Pegasus. . 4S, Hub
bard 1910 Jim Brown. 1910. Urvin
"a 80 TeAkbay, ii IS. Fleetwood. cleared,
II So DAhlke srrived. Bsz Ford. cleared
"a rs a m Monday Smith Thompson.
4 .05. Angelina. 10. Irene Alien. arrived.
3 O5 EwiE 3l5: Hewitt. cleared. Comet,
40. Ftndisy Watt. 400; Prescott t:o5s
Chicago Tribune. 4:i3; crudon. cleared.
Y 90 r. r Johnson Sis. kulas, S25
Cheyenne. s.25. Taplin. s.35. Buttsrcup-
inAha. arrived, SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
.BuIIish and Bearish Factors

On the bull side consider the most important immediate
be the following ID The
the adoption Of short
BY many traders ~ Over half the preceding has been
and technical much strengthened 80 the labor
and business will the New Dealers
for while The Vinson bill Il
cost IS by bearish IT SEEM
the and tending toward further recession
following Cd The action OF the market shows volume
tending and fall CD The
her Of lows for the impressive Il Lehdon and
Amsterdam markets have t4l Germany has made
Japan inclined make trouble
50 Reaction business and commodity continues
economy being camped down the nation
building automobile production, and other
basi
continued caution with activity limited TO ongpu
investment M seIeclod stools that rcally cheap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Bill Shakespeare
.Marries in Cuba

NEW YORK. Oct. BINS
William V. (BilD Shakespeare,
.all-America halfback from Notre
Dame University, in 1885. and Miss
Olga Castellucci, singer, Of New
York. were married in Havana.
Cuba, Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Army Air Board
In Flint Nov. Is

FLINT. Oct. 13.-Sergt. Floyd
I. Miller. United States army re-
cruiting officer. today announced
that the travelling aviation cadet
examining board OF the army air
corps will be in Flint November
2 to 5 to examine prospective
cadets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Auto~
Or apis
Keep EN- Rolling
Campaign Gets Aid
From Two Sources
BY sILER FREEMAN

The Keep En- Rolling pro-
gram Of the automobile Industry
today received impetus from
two sources.
First, the Automobile Manu-
facturers Association announced
The appointment OF a replace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Football Scores

Johnson City 8. Emory Henry g
Havjer (NO) II. Lemoyne 8.
Southwestern Is, jeff. Barracks q.
Dinsrd 10, Miss Ind 8.
S. y Oklahoma Is. Edmond Tchr,. o.
Hardin Simmons 27. Centenary o.
King College IS. Maryville Z
Memphis 81. 80. Livingston o.
, Mississippi State o. Louisiana s. Y. a.
Catawba %. High Point o.
-Anslls4---A- , -lIif4ztsF4-sslsEs- ,
Mercer rs, 5. Georgia o.
WEST
Carroll College : Montana 3 Norm. q.
Texas A. g. l. 80, Sam Houston s. Z.
Arizona 20 Nevada :.
Temple Tchrs. o, New Mexico 3. O.
- Mary, S. Ant SO, r n. Mex. Col o
Texas Wesleyan rs. McMarray College 8.
W'ntv'h NH. e IL The Principal o.
FAR WEST
Flagstaff "a. New Mexico state 0.
Colorado 10. Utah State Z.
Utah 90. Wyoming 8.
Colorado College 2s, Montana State z.
Pueblo J CO. Adams state o.
Washington %. Washington State H.
Santa Clara l3. California 0.
Moffett Field 26. Calf Rsmblers 9.
oregon state TO- Stanford o.
Idaho South IS. West Colorado g.
-IlsittieF II. Pomona 8.
Oregon 70 SO. Cal. ..
n. M. Military 81. Highlands II.
East Oregon 81. Portland Fr. 10.
Occidental g. Redlands o.
Pacific Lutheran 7. 81. Martin o.
Portland 9. Western Wash. s.
Fresno 8 26 Santa Barbara 0.
Cal. Poly Tech o. Chicago S. 0.
Calf. Aggies 81, Humboldt O.
HIGH SCHOOL
Chadsey q. BEDFORD 8.
l.. Of y. 20. Southwestern O.
Cooley 80, Northwestern q.
Fordson 20. @. r. South o.
Escanaea 20, SIS Marie o.
Cheboygan T. Cadillac o.
Aquinas 3. Corning 6.
Grand River rnton 81. Holland Il.
Kalamazoo Central IA. Grand Haven 7.
Craveraet Al. Munisins o.
Menominee u. Iron Mountain s.
Berkeley n, Michigan Deaf o.
Royal Oak 2f, wyandotte Z.
Monroe i3 Crosse Pointe o.
Gladstone 81, Newberry Z.
Rock 81. Stephenson IL
81 Joseph. Escanabs "a. Manistique 7.
Houghton 40, Lake Linden o.
Calumet rs, Hancock ~
Baraga is, Qntonagon o.
l. Anse Al, Crystal Fails o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Dividends

Mcintyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd,
declared an extra dividend Of Sill
in Canadian funds, payable Jan.
2. 1912. 10 stock Of record Nov /,
and a regular quarterly dividend
Of 55iac in Canadian funds pay
able December 1 to stock OF rec
ord November 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Youth III, Kills Self

iii health today was said to
have been the cause of the suicide
of Clarence Switala. "a. of 1901
Cotton avenue. whose body was
found in his car parked In the
garage of his home with a hose
leading from the exhaust into the
auto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

The American Ship Of State
will never he sunk N we have
enough battleships for defense.
You can help build them by
making a habit OF buying De
tense Savings Bonds and
Stamps,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

president OF the A. NJ. A.. are
j. +. Page of Packard, chair
man; +. {. Bahr. Chrysler; A.
Benhon, Willys-Overland; J w.
M. Greiner. Nash: L. G. Mend
Ter, Studebaker; r. ". STAN
baugh. Hudson. and Oliver Baker,
A. NJ. A., secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
SAULT sJk. MARIE

UP--Grsy beaver, cowie. IL 30 Q. m
Sunday Jupiter 3 Fulton, $50. J. p
Morgan. c A. pau, s. J. n. Reed. 8 81
w. FMrbairu. H. w. Smith. 7: kantsdoe
w {. Collins. jos. Block. g. Princeton
10 30 Henry Ford. III 10; T. y Cole
70 80 m Soronic, 80: Reiss Bros, 2
IT, X. ShsaGle. Cornell, 3; Vandoc %
J. b Ea6s, Holley. J. X. Mclean. J. J
sullivan. g. r. Watson. G. A. Thompson
so. r. h, House 7 Riverton. TO- La
sale. II: Amazon so; Lehtinen. Alfred
midnight; p. v. Massey. 1880 a. m, Mon
day. Thos. Lamont 8, corvus, $50
Msunsioa, J Huist, Pontiac, S. A. T. Kin
ney. $780, willis King, X. V. Lindahury
Hemlock, 8, Harvard. 8. 30. c. w. Gallo
way. q j. p. Morgan Jr.. $50.
DOWN.. Y. Tapnn, 100 q. m. Sun
day w. Perkins. Gov. Crawford, 3
Algosteel, 4. l.. S. Westcoat, $50. II
Couiby $50, Queensland. go; A. z.
Nettlston. Z Berryton. 1880; J. 4. Gormsn
IS. Saskatoon, $50: r. J. Burlington, Q
IL F. Jones. 10; Col J. Picksns. d. NJ
Weir, 1880 Edmonton, Z. " Psrgny
u 80 p. m Steel Chemist. ". w. shaw
Bryn- barge, 1 Joliet, 2 80; FAyetts Brown
q: Homer williams 4; %. G.. Kerr. $50
lCanopus G A. Tomlinson, $50; Prescott
% 30 Odanah. Z 30; T. walters. .; Den
mark, . 30. Col. J. sohoonmsker. 10 30
". G. Hartysl, w. w. Holloway, IL so
y. p. Reiss p. stackhopse, 1880 .. m
Monday FrontenAe. $50. Hogarty. $40
W. Y. stifel. Z. r. Budd. Glenbogie, 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Trophy Goes TO Lions

With the victory yesterday the
Lions received the Mayor Harold
Burton Trophy, a silver football
given by the United States Sena-
tor from Ohio when he was Mayor
of Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Earnings

Northern raclhc Railway FOR eight
months ended August 81. had net income
~ So. 227 0S6. equal O. $50 a share on
tie capital stock against n net Joss 81
s. $50 Sal IN the hrst ar months az 1870
MOdine Manufactures Company reported
for The year ended jay 81 n NET profit 81
S4il 003 after depreciation. reserve of
400. 600 Tor Contingencies and anticipate d
loss on hand. and buildings 10 longer used
IN manufacturing. provision % Shll 5fi
for federal and state income taxes and
excess PROFITS taxes. equal 20 81 40 she re-
on 100 2S0 shares 81 capital stock No d.
rect comparison T. available as company
changed Sc accounting period IN 1870 from
q calendar year accounting basis a. n fiscal
yesr ended July 81 For seven months
ended July n 1880 me net profit was
S27s ut. or 81 70 a share on sas4e shares
o. capital stock.
Delay Stores Inc. and subsidiaries re
ported for SIX months ended July 81 a net
profit 81 S26. SIS after charges and pro-
vision 81 $4,000 for federal income and
excess profits taxes, equivalent 90 l9 cents
q share For sx months ended July 81.
1870. the company reported a proht Of
So. 023, before federal income taxes.
Transue a Williams steel Forging Cor
porauon for The quarter ended September
30. had net profit ~ S64 675 after DE-
prsciAtion federal income and excess probts
tarss etc. equal % IS cents share.
against 50 SIS or cents r share IN the
September quarter % me previous YEAR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Upset by Strikes

Investors, corporation execu-
tives and other business men,
thoughtful citizens in all walks
Of life are CHARMED over labor
eruptions. Strikes are breaking
out all over the country like
measles on the human body.
Employers often are helpless
because stoppages occur not
over wages or hours. but arise
from warfare between Go and
ALL factions.
Vital defense production has
been leopardized even by refusal
OF one union group 10 handle
materials produced by a union
belonging TO the other camp.
Not only SO but ALL officials
have threatened to call a gen.
eral strike in Michigan If
government contract for 300
low-cost homes for defense
workmen be awarded the much
-the-lowest bidder. Excuse: The
work would be done by. Go
members.
Obviously such occurrences
are bedeviling our whole indus
trial functioaing holding up
vital production for our army,
naval. air forces. No manage
ment, no citizen can tell how
seriously labor upheavals may
strafe the nations emergency
program
True, President Roosevelt has
finally declared that labor
must submit its grievances to
governmental agencies. But no
effective action whatsoever has
been instituted, either by the
administration or by Congress.
Under these circumstances,
optimism could hardly be ex-
pected 10 flourish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
puFFERIN PARK

DUFFERIN PARK
Weather clear; track. good
First RSce-Hasty Million, Penabud.
Progress sky Grey. Triggish, Speak,
Dear Old Pal. In Front
Second RAce-Blue Wren. Forest Echo
Rare Diamond. Philamaid. Sweep Shot,
Hsytip, Royal Pirate. Don Mariner
Third Race Greydonboy. Chinsilla,
Walpoe Lass. Ensign Mary, Light Birch.
Fair Beck Fair Fugenis Ann Hanover
Fourth Race-Solid, Eboony Parasol,
Bloomer Girl. Powets Couraud, Lex
brook. Peglius.
seventh Rsce-ReNair. Bold Pirate,
Attauqueche Easiest Way, Jimmie Kirk.
Bon Marchs. Stand Easy. Grovela.
EiEhth Pace-Declared of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13


nlent parts
o m nlittcc
w h ic h Will
co-opera e
W ! I h OPM
off icials IN
working out
service an q
replace ment
problems 20
keep rolling
s [ o c k a [
m a Xl m U IN
efficiency
THE mem
bcrS of the
onaRfittee,
named by Al
van MaCaulpV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
SUNDAYS RESULTS

SlNDAl - INSULTS
Xavier IS, John Carron o.
Scranton -. - Bonaventure 2
Regis 25, Panhandle A. A. ~ T.
Providence ~. Csnisius IL
81. Mary's 80. San Francisco 0.
HIGH SCHOOL
De La Sale o 81. Anthony's n
81 Ambrose -. 81 Bensdieis 7
81 Theresa 80, 81 Msrys (Red ) ~.
iourdes T. 81. Cregory's g.
St Cecelis's 8, - Leo,t 2.
st Charles -. ST. Rose s
- Philips @. Administration A.
So Bernard's o - Martin's o.
ST. Mary's tROl 80. 81 Frederieks o.
81 Aiphonsus 10. st Nary's (MCj 8.
81 VinceHt's II he Sales 0.
81 Rita's Y. Visitation
So Gertrudes 50 Marine City ~ C. q.
u. Michae's tPl 20, 81. James ca o.
-; cathsrtne's - 81. Joseph's S.
Xavier 10. Sacred Heart 0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

JAMAICA
Weather, clear, track. fast.
First Media Lana. Lustrous.
Gossip Miss. Field Lark.
Second Race-Early Settler, Dunfrese
Lees Jimmie. Miquelon. Wooden indian
Third Race-Jacosa, Fettacairn. Bright
Arc. CommixioD, Classic Beauty, Etrus-
can.
Fifth -Silvestra. Dark Imp.
sixth Rsce--Quakertown. Obash.
Seventh Race--Milk and Honey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13

ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather. clear track. fast.
First Raee--Malnda b. Rscoy, Cor
sica, sun Ivy. Taut. Jane Vito.
Second Wulfstan, Prince Gale,
Budd Lsrkmeade
Third Race-Lactose
Eighth Race-Amertean Money. somsli.
Ninth Race-Declsred of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Scratches
International News service wlrs

International News Service Wire
LAUREL
Weather, clear; track, fast.
First Race--Poindexter. Crack Favor
Fitmiss. Queen Blanc Circus
Second Race--Flenlar.
Third Race Epistle, Miss Garlic
Pretty Lady, Tovarch.
Sixth Race-Passing Cloud
Seventh Ballotant. Surehia. Sir
Brosdside, Feed Patch.
Eighth Race-Psnther Creek. Run BY,
Two Ply, Vestale, Cleaning Time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
IRISH IMPRESSIVE

Frank Leahy's Notre Dame
lpowerhouse rolled 10 the most i'm
pressive win in the South. swamp
ing a highly regarded Georgia
Tech eleven while Vanderbilt
spotted Kentucky big lead and
then came on 10 run them out Of
the ball park. In the Southwest,
mighty Texas ran wild over Okla
homa while Texas A. & NJ did
likewise, walloping ~ Y. L. In
New York. Texas Christian kept
pace with its neighbors, whipping
a strong Indiana club.
On the West Coast Santa Clara
remained the only unbeaten major
team of that section by walloping
California. 1870. Oregon trounced
poor u. S. C., which is having its
worst season in years, 20 TO 6.
Pin-point impressions of the hec-
tic afternoon: Fordham proved II
was erratic but powerful with
Steve Fiiipowicz and jimmy Blu
lmenstock sparkling drive. aided
J by North Carolina breaks, TO come
from behind for a p TO IA win.
Penn showed a very slick attack
in trouncing Yale, 2S TO Is, to re-
main favorite for the Ivy League
title while Navy had workout
with Lafayette, winning, al TO ?.
OH, THOSE GoPHERs!
Lou Little unveiled Paul Gov
email. his passing king. as the
Ispearhead of a fine running attack
TO slaughter heavy footed
Princeton team, 21-0, while Cor
nell, Dartmouth and Syracuse had
harder tussles but managed 10
beat out Harvard. Colgate and
Holy Cross, respectively.
Scoring on the very first play.
the Gophers of Minnesota, led by
their All-America threat. Bruce
Smith, and Bill Daley, shellacked
Illinois. "a 10 6. AT Evanston. Bill
DeCorrevont and his Northwestern
buddies slaughtered Wisconsin.
Ala. while al Ann ArbOr. de-
Harmonized Michigan belted the
Ipoor, accomplished Panthers Of
Pitt all over the place, 40 to 0.
Notre Danes big three, Ber-
tell. Evans and Juzwik. kept Mr..
Leahy happy with a 900 rout of
Georgia Tech, while Vanderbilt.
after spotting Kentucky IS points.
got rolling for 33 in the last half
10 win a wild ball game, 1915.
Texas, led by Jack (Rabbit)
Grain surprised even their widest
fans with an awesome display of
power that riddled Oklahoma, 40
to Z, while Texas A. and NJ. held
TO II tie by gallant New York
University team in the first half,
rolled over them for AZ markers
in the closing period for 40 to z
triumph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Deatb Rotttes

LADOuCEUR - Armand j., suddenly at
Bath. ~. Y. October II beloved hus-
band OF Loretia. dear father of Patricia
and Thomas: son Of Joseph Ladoueeur;
brother of Real ana Aurelie. Funeral on
Tuesday at $50 from residence, $3.50
Widemere. and Church Of the Visitation
At 300 Interment at Belle River, Ont.
10. James A. OF 3i03
Holcomb, beloved husband of LAila: dear
father OF Arthur NJ. and Mrs. Walter A.
Csrstens: grandfather of Shirley and Jean:
dear brother Of Mrs. Anna Boargman.
Mrs. Hettie Bohreer and Mrs Melton
Plumb. Funeral service Wednesday, 1880
p. m. at A. II. Peters funeral home. 12057
Gratio,. Interment Mt. Elmwood Csmstery.
IL. suddenly. IN Chi.
caEo. Louis j.. beloved husband Of LIZ
Ian, father Of Allan Louis. Services. L. ".
Barker Funeral Home. l270o Hamilton.
Time OF service later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-13
Funeral Directors
J. SUTTON q SON
4lA7 TRUNBUrL AVE TEMPLE 2-5i0O

J. SUTTON = SON
4l47 rRUMBUTL AVE TEMPLE $500
Lost and Found
BEAGLE HOUNp--White. black. female
tyicinity Dawson OahiandD. Reward.
Townsend S-5162.
lDOG-Nixed brindle, white chest femak:
lost week ago. Please return. Townsend
5-54es.
FEMALE BEACLE-White tan, black:
no hunter. Liberal reward. Trinity
2-34e7.
FOX TERRIER-seven months old. white.
black back and right eye vicinity
warren and Lodewyck. Reward. Telephons
Tuxedo 2-777s. .
POINTER - Lost IN BEDFORD Township;
liver and white markings; liberal reward.
Telephone BEDFORD 0405-
WHITE POODLE. male, old: -tSl end
hairless. reward. 1892 Collinswood.
Townsend 5-9l30.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
SEVENTH RAC
FIGHTH RACE-Purse. el nm: dam
BY the Associated Press

Apprentice allowance elalmed'
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
La Guardia Opposition
In Primary Challenged
"a, thr Associated Press.

By tire Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug, 13.-Unquall-
fed support of the strong American
Labor Party is assured Mayor F. H.
La Guardia in his campaign for a
third term in New York City's high
est office, but he faces a contest in
the Republican primary.
John r. Davies, former president
of the National Republican Club,
filed with the Board of Elections
as a candidate for Mayor before the
filing period expired last night.
Brooklyn District Attorney William
ODwyer filed as the Democratic
candidate.
Louis J. LeftkoVitz and A. David
Benjamin, chairman of the Republi-
can Law Committees of New York
and Kings Counties. declared that
many of the 13,206 signatures on
Davies petition will be challenged
and Mr.. Benjamin asserted the
Mayor will not have Republican op-
position.
Former Manhattan Sheriff David
H. Knott, Tammany designee for
city controller. created one of the
biggest political upsets of the day
by notifying the Board of Elections
formally that he declined the desig-
nation.
1t was expected that the Demo-
Gratis would enter the name of Su-
preme Court Justice Lloyd Church
| as a substitute.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Pedestrian and Motorist
Hurt in Freak Crash

A pedestrian and a motorist were
injured late today in freak acci-
dent at Seventeenth street and Ben
ming road NE.
Police reported that Herbert
Lumpkin, 81, of 1922 Emerson street
NE. was struck by an automobile
which went out of control after
being in collision with a brick truck.
He was taken to Casualty Hospital
and admitted for treatment Of lacer-
ations, abrasions and an ankle in
jury.
Jones Abney, so. colored, of the
200 block of D street NV, said by
police to have been the operator of
the automobile, was admitted to
Casualty for treatment of abrasions
and chest injury,
The truck driver was unhurt. 1t
was said, although the truck over
turned.
According to police, the car crossed
a sidewalk and came to rest against
a concrete island in a filling sta
ton at the intersection.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Unrest Reported Widespread
In Both Zones of France

Department. where the government
placed all public buildings under an
army guard.
One frontier report said number
of Frenchmen, with whom the Sy-
rian fight was unpopular, booed SOL
diers returning from the campaign
and even stoned trains repatriating
Frenchmen from Syria.
In some sections, according to re-
ports from over the border. the
United States flag is not allowed to
be displayed because OF the pro-
American demonstrations that re-
suit.
Many observers from France say
that Vice Premier Darlan's unpop-
ularity, of which Petain spoke, Is
due to his foreign policy. Esti-
mates of these observers vary. but
some of them say as high as 81
per cent of the population Of unoc-
cupied France and 30 per cent n
occupied France are pro-British.