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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Offer Truck Trophy

Another step in the promotion
OF safety on Michigan highways.
the John Bridge trophy for COM
mercial truck drivers. was an
nounced by Don b. Smith, man.
ager of the Michigan Trucking
Association. which organization
will award the trophy annually.
"Contestants for the trophy"
Smith said, "must be Michigan
drivers and the primary require
ment for eligibility il that they
must have driving records free
OF accidents during the IL
months preceding the tests. An
other important factor in the
selection Of the winner will be
their knowledge of federal. state
and local regulations pertaining
10 motor car and motor truck
operation. This knowledge IL to
he determined durinp the Michi-
gan Trucking Associations an
nual safety 'roadeo.' although
contestants for the John Bridge
trophy need not be contestants
In the 'rOadeO.'
Donor of the trophy j. John
Bridge Michigan trucking exec
utive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Heavy Plane Program

Word from Washington IS
that the automobile industry
will carry about one-third Of
the $1,000 100000 aircraft pro-
gram scheduled through the
middle Of 1913.
Packard is swinging into pro-
duction on the RollS-Royce mo-
tors and may hit 800 a month
before the end OF this year.
Ford. working on Pratt and
Whitney engines. Is expected 20
hit 900 a month. also around
the first of the year.
Buick. rushing its Melrose
Park, Ill, plane plant, is cX-
pected 10 start quantity produc-
ton Of larger Pratt and Whit
neys for the four-engine bomber
early in 1912 and Will be ship
ping around 1000 a month once
il gets under way. Studebaker
viii be building Wright motors
by the Spring Of 1880 and when
II hits its peak. 1000 a month
viii be rolling out ChcvTolet's
Tonawanda plant is being read
led 10 produce Pratt and Whit
ney engines by Midsummer Of
1912 at the rate Of 700 a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Awards
Set New Record

NEW YORK. Sept. % August
awards Of $3.50 233, :
900 against S4l4.94l O0O a year
ago set a record for any month
in history OF the construction in
dustry
OPM announced a priorities aid
plan for defense housing. including
likelihood OF priorities assistance
for unfinished non-defense housing
projects
Lumber production and ship
ments last week gained 10 per
cent and Il per cent respectively
over the previous week and 10 per
cent and 3 per cent over the
same week a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Farmers Markets

APPl Es-wolf River fancy. Slnl 2
bu. ~ l. o. Sc No. ?. 5gc. wealthy
fancy 81 % 10 80 !, poe 81 - No. ?
SOC Mcintosh, fancy Sl7tp2 30 J.
81 25Erl ~ -. 15c bu. E.bertas So
Sl25.tl - hu Greenlngs NO. J. 81 q
% ru.: jonathan. 10 1913 bu
r-fyHBVf'ft-t1s M. /, ST a5-i i'ti-
BEANS Green fsnc,, u7s bus 10 /
ISL ~ 80. ? 7ac. WaS fancy 50 %
No. T. 81 25gl Is 80 ?. 73c ken'uckl
Wonder 40. -yf-26 y 5ft-su. Ko-7se
beans. y u..soa2 sg Lima beans
BEFTS-Fsnry 81 bu. No. 30 SOC
.caz hchs 81 zoe hu
BIACKBERRIEs- No. / Ssa S3 70 "a
cABBAGE- ! eoa7se bu; So. 2
soc r-a So 90 75c
cANTALouPEs No. S9I5 80: ~
CARROTS Fancy 5nc dor echs 10
.. IS sc. soe Q 81 % Bu 10. 2 Z5e aoz
cAuLiFLowER Fancy $50 bu: 80
.. s. p ou No 75e ng ..
Celery Fahcy. S5z' 'ee No J. 20
CELERY CABBAGE - Fancy 81 bu
No $50 efc hu
CELERY ROOT so !. 81 251l 20 .
cucrMBEEs ~ - snesr, :. 5" M, J. 4
50 50. MEDIUM. 81 Is 27'
DILL. So foc dor hchs
rfr D.
tsl'Fi.S ~ 30 y, ~ 80, ...
r's''r t-aiH, 80 - ~
met4u 81 u 80 una 81, 20.
FhNf - g.
OKRA--S0. /. s0c1 81 $50 hsANei, -
soc
C$FOSs-Green. 80 - r ooc d9t
bcns dry oniors. fancy s. no ~ =
. Sob sack Ne 7oc peNHr'
onions fancy 50 50 51.lh sach ~. j
s. so. NJ 2 81
rHVsfFy p01T 4ol soc
phggSlps- 80 T. 81 gs.fl 80 ul ~
81
TFAcfyt-s -. Z 81 500. ha Elleffa
I,SisD.f.
pFAFs Fsrly moan. so 1851
81, ri
or-fe,.r ~ r0 su
gspprps ..ss, -, togtor tu
70 49, 40 rst er,
u.' rcd .ue., %o
- - 80 % ~, y" 81, s,,,
~ - -. a. o..
FLl NS FANCY > bA.' ~" -
~ 81 - Ga.
FtLf - 20 ]. - na. 49,. d,
fCl lDEo FdHbfl - ~ D. 4" "~ ''"' q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Unemployment Fears

But many large corporations. in
Guiding motor manufacturers. warn
that they face the necessity of
discharging hundreds of thousands
of workers because of officially
imposed curtailment of produc-
ton. Many lesser enterprises are
menaced by stoppage or severe
curtailment of needed raw ma
terials.
Grave diSlocation of employ.
ment. Resurgence of unemploy.
lment. are feared. Appalling NOR.
tally among smaller business il
predicted.
Wage troubles are erupting al
most daily. including 'unauthor-
lied" strikes. The government
having shown no disposition to
take effective preventive meas.
Iures. Fresh walk-outs are appre-
hended. This condition is melting
grave anxiety among employers.
While price ceilings are arbi-
trarily. sometimes impetuously,
decreed by Leon Henderson. the
cost of living continues to climb,
since wages are forced higher and
food prices remain unregulated.
Germanys penetration into
coveted Russia's territory disturbs.
Mighty Nazi aggression in North
Africa is foreseen.
And there is widespread assump.
ton that America is nearing EN-.
broilment in hostilities.
Under all these circumstances,
caution is not illogical.
Copyright, 1e41, by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Truck Shows Out

Because Of defense and re-
lated production in motor truck
plants, the motor truck commit
tee Of the Automobile Manufac-
tuners Association has unani-
mously adopted a recommended
ton against participation by
the motor truck manufacturers
in national shows.
Truck manufacturers in til .
association deemed IL advisable
10 make their position clear AZ
this time because they voted
against holding a show under
The sponsorship Of the asSocia-
ton and because Of proposals
that have been received from
outside which seek 10 promote
shows OF this kind.
The position Of the motor
truck manufacturers follows
that adopted in January by the
directors of the Automobile
Manufacturers Association with
respect 10 a national automobile
show this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Chevrolet School Opens

All sections Of the country
are again represented by the 81
young men coming 10 Detroit TO
attend the thirteenth session Of
the post graduate school Of
m odern merchandising and
management Chcvro,cts train
ing courS, for dealers sons.
Four Of the students enrolled
for the nine weeks course hail
from California. while a like
number are coming from the
New England states.
Among the others are en-
rollees from Texas. New Mexico
Alabama. Tennessee, New York.
Pennsylvania. Ohio. Illinois and
many other states Three Ca
nadians. Albert Barre Of Nerdun,
Quebec. Lucian Duval Mon
treal. and Gordon Lawson of
s.. John. NeW Brunswick. were
10 arrive today.
Clymcr J NcrhOvcn Of De
troii. son of b. ! NerhOVCn.
Nerhoven Chevrolet Company.
will attend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Canada Freight
Eoddings Soar

OTTAWA, Sept. 22.-Canadian
carloadings during the week ended
September 13 totaled 70,421 cars,
the highest since September. 1899,
and comparing with 61,544 in the
previous week and sits in the
corresponding week last year, the
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
states.
The bureaus adjusted index, on
the basis of 1935-l939 equals 100,
rose to 124.0 against 1884 in the
previous week and 1OS.6 in the ike
1910 week.
Total loadings for the year to
September 13 were 2,196,576 cars
against 1,299,6S6 in the CORE
spending period last year, an in
crease of GO per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Forbes
Stocks Stand Still
Despite Gigantic
Defense Spending
BY b. G. FORBES

Economic movements are I'M
even. Cause: developments abroad
and at home.
Stocks had both ups and downs
last week; finished where they
tegan. Dealings continued dull
This year transactions on the New
York Stock Exchange have barely
exceeded 100000 shares con-
trasted with 100000 shares a
year ago. The price level Is just
about where il was II months ago.
despite gigantic defense spending.
Commodity prices, after having
scared in many instances not only
to new peaks for the year but, IN
certain instances. for a decade. re-
lapsed sharply before last week
ended. Cotton. wheat, corn. oats.
rye. flour, lard. all gave way. Not
one basic agricultural commodity
advanced.
The financial community attrib-
.uted the downSwing mainly to the
publicized recommendation or
Bernard NJ. Baruch, head of the
war industries board during the
World War, that an all-embracing
ceiling be placed on pfices-on
farm products, on wages. on rents.
on everything.
Since Mr.. Baruch has been con-
stantly consulted by President
Roosevelt, it was deduced in in
fluential circles that his advice
might be needed, in which case
bullish speculation in commodities
would be frustrated. Especially
since quotations have scared alb
normally. Despite ample supplies.
Including huge reserve surplus
stocks of cotton and wheat held
by the government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
We Should Have Confidence in Superiority

Instead of fearing the Of the slave economies Of Europe
should have confidence IN the superiority OF free system IN
the Of encouraged
degree. order competition
toalarian economies il important
should be weakened by the alien ideas Of dis
believers by the OF those who seeking stutfy
coectVs innovations
In the reshufng of business executives and New
the II this
continues held accountable
program But failure will penalties
all Of 1t S desirable in fun national to
political theological conflict
0 find productive basis for pulling together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Production aims

The industrial and commercial
picture contains many hues.
Take. first. the bright side.
Defense production, after long
lagging-as revealed by the amaz-
ingly meager shipments under
lease-lend-is gaining impressive
momentum. Preparedness employ.
ment consequently is expanding.
Power output is breaking all
records. Volume of railway freight
is the largest since 1880.
Bank clearings are the heaviest
in four years. Loans to commerce
and business are the highest in
fully a decade. Employment shows
at least moderate gains. Home
building is active. and promises
to continue so since Washington
favors the granting Of the neces.
sary materials. Retail trade is sub.
Istantially ahead of year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Detroit Produce

Trading was rather light at the Detroit
Union Produce Terminal this morning In
wss abnu, an si.ssS onion. e wers ssous
steady: Idaho Russet Burbanks Potatoes
were about steady; apples we're nrm on
best All stock quoted "a good quality and
good condition unless otherwise stated.
APPLES-Mich. bu. baskets Wealthys,
Y. s. No. /; "a" minimum. 81. rs l,23i
bg. crates, Mcintosh, Y. 9. No. 1. an"
No /. 81 minimum. 75c Jonsthans. U. 9.
No. !, az" minimum, Si.l0; Wageners.
y. 8. No ]. "a" minimum, ST. 20-ounee
u s. 10. /. 3" minimum DOC; Indi.na
bu. baskets. Starkngs. y. 8. No. !. Az"
and 2A,", sl.336l4o: 81 minimum. $50;
Virginia eastern crates Jonathans, Ia bu.
U. $. No. ga" minimum. fair 70 gem
sTsy s Red 6sIcoa wa. ss
81 90 n IS: zoos i5OS, 81 5Oa2s5
CRANRERRI Es-- Mass. Cape Cod, u.
barrel boxes. 50, i5u 3.25.
CELERY-Mieh. punches dozen stalks,
35c.
LETTUCE A. crates. Iceberg type,
California salins.Watsonvilie District,
dozens: s3.s3as7s; best. mostly s37s;
oNIoNs--5o-ib. sacks, Sweet spanish.
Y S No. l s. and larger wash, si25:
Idaho. 81 ioa Las; Colorado %" size. 81;
larger. sis5. Mich. T. ). No. / Yellovs.
7o-s0T % and larger, soc Isl; mostly
81; soT 2" and larger, lgi,o3: lob.
6dfhHs - o w. ItlloNes Ht1lADlts EDts
Yellow Boilers. ise Y 8. No. I Whites,
70es, 2" and larger. $40. 25-ib. sacks.
White Boilers. soe9si 25-lo. sacks, White
Pickers 81. so.
PEARS californla lug Bsrtletts, $3.50
BIS: box Bar,lstts. S2.e0H3 Mich. bu.
baskets Bartletts. cold storage stock. Y. 8.
No l. 2" minimum. Sl.75n2.
POTATOES-i0 O-lb. sacks. Idaho Pusset
Burbanks. I. s. No. I. 500 or more 10
ounces and larger s225 few 81 IS. iO-lb.
sacks, Csc. Y :. Commercials. i00-lb.
sacks. Sl.75N2. Maine i5-lD. sacks. ". 3.
No. Katahdins. Csc. i0O-io. sacks Greg.
Triumphs, Y. :. No. ], washed. 81. ~. J.
Chippewas U. 8. No. I. unwashed, 81. 20.
Nebr. Chppewu u. : Commercials. 81. IS.
Mich. Cobblsrs ana chippevas, U. g. No.
/. 81 30 q l.t0 according 10 size.
PRUNEs-Idaho u -Du. baskets, 81. 500
81 mostly $40: Greg pyramid eo1s..
No. Italians. fair condition. 81 Pa.
y -bu. baskets. u. q No. Italians.
ordinary 20 fair condition, Poe
RUTABACAs-canads. 5o-ib. sacks. 20
SWEET Potatoes su. crate. q. ..
No. I Porto Ricans La. tI.50Qf 20:
Texas. 81 IS. Tenn. bu hampers, Nancy
Halts. si2s1l IS virginia slave barrel.
Y No. 1 Jersey type. 50 40. 1srylsn1
JUICE gRAPEs-Cslifornls Iuss, Zis-
fandes. - lbs. tioo4t.35. % ne.
- coz Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
DETROIT GAINS

Operations declined half point
10 SO per cent last week. Detroit
advanced ] point 10 95 per cent
and Cleveland 2ia points 10 94i2
Pittsburgh declined ! point TO 90,
Chicago ] point 10 100. Cincinnati
| point 10 So. and Wheeling
points 10 Sc. Remaining rates
were unchanged; Birmingham 95.
s.. Louis SO. Eastern Pennsylvania
80. Buffalo 90is. New England 90
and Youngstown 90.
Composites. under fixed prices,
are unchanged: Finished steel.
So6 go; iron and steel, S3S.15: steel
works scrap. S19.16.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Business Men Fortified by Research

fortified by exact research
knowledge and conversely weakened failure understand
the totally picture relating the production and exchange Of
goods
While seeking in the interest Of national unity approche-
with the academic and political mind the business man
should be mpeded by of nferiority.
The ndusast should be hearened by the confdant
workers and better tools
equipment provided basis for improvement in the
teria we-beng of the people
The popular living standards since 1890 and the
working resulted from business
political academic theorizng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Metal Markets

Copper held a. 17c a pound. de-
lvered Connecticut Valley. the maximum
pnce allowed, while export copper held
quiet and unchanged AZ lie pound
4 a q New York
a Lead demand during the week showed
no let down IN the heavy inquiry that hsS
Price held firm AZ ss5d5 goc q pound
delivered New York. and 5 zoe a pound.
ST Louis
Leading primary sellers % rinc eontin-
ued to maintain price o. 25c a pound.
East 81 Louis. with supplies 20 users
strictly rationsd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
OPN PREFERENCE

Refusal by OPM 10 give pref
erence 10 some 10000 tons of
plates for pipe line from Texas
10 New York relieves mills of a
tremendous burden. The refusal
is based on need for plates for
shipbuilding and other more press
ing defense work. Proposal TO use
seamless tubing for the line is
left open for further consideration.
Abuse of high blanket priorities
granted 20 some industries is said
to be more widely practiced by
some Subcontractors to,obtain ma
terial in excess Of requirements Of
their defense work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Detroiter Is Fourth

DIES MONIES. Ia, Sept o.
Harry Yudkoff, member Of r. V.
Gettys Detroit agency. was fourth
among the more than 1000 Bank
ers Life Company of Iowa sales
men during the month of August
on the basis Of premiums collected
for new business written. II was
announced by the home office OF
that company today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Livestock Markets
Dt TROIT


q Receipts. 300: butcher cattle
opening slow bu' mostly steady. cows actiy,
and Toe 20 l5c higher bulls scarce. firm
choice steers Si2aI2 90 good sters Sill,
~ common 10 medium 81 5OaIl as. Faoa
heiters. Sil II 75;l common 10 medium
- - 70 II. good cows. IS 25qs 50; medium
cows, S1.73us; cutter and common So 50
/" :. 10 Gamers. s. 25 8 so: good heel
huIs. 50 %. good sausage bulls SIS IS u
30, medium sausage bulls S775us75
cutter and common So 80 is. good And
choice stocker and feeder calves $40 50 n
~ ~. medium. - lo so, good stocker and
feeder steers and heifers SgqIo so. com.
mon 20 medium S7qe5O
CALVES Receipts 700: veaiers opening
steady % weak spots market soc lower
man last weeks close good and choice
$40 e - %: common 20 medium. SlOqI4 so
.cuIls and common. S. 5OHiO.
SHEtf- AND LAMBS Receipts aaA-
spring lambs opening slow. eariy sales
STEADY bni undertone weak; good and choice
afnus Nll ~ 70 ll.i3. medium 20 good
Sl0.15 II %, cuil and common 81 5Ort 10,
good and choice ewes, Si5Op525. common
and medium 81 "a 10 culls 81. 5Oa3
HOGS Receipts. 800: market prospect,
weak no quotations available early today
PITTSBURGH
. PlTTsBURGH. sept 20 CATTLE
Receipts 200 active and steady steers
choice 81 so i25 30; medium 10 good
$40 23i 10 IS common. S725 g % hefers
So -" So. cows. medium 10 good. SIS Z.
'i 10 Gamers and cutters. S5Gs75 bulls
GOOD 10 choice, ~ 80. common &C
medium. SIS 5Ous5o
HOES Receipts. 500 slow and steady
lso-is0 lbs Sll s5ul215: isO-22O lbs
xl2.lap ~ %; 220-25O lbs. sll sou II 25
.25o-2sO lbs, Sl1 IL 80. iOO-i5O lbs
$40 so r. ! 500 rOughs. So 5OI 10
SHEEP Receipts 500. steady Choice
lambs. Sll 500 ~ medium 20 good SiOd
II common lambs. seas so; ewes S3a5
wethers 50 5ou575
CALVES Receipts 225 slow and 20,
lower Good 20 choice S14N15. medium
$3.50 u 90. cuIls and common, So so . 8
enc AGO
CHICAGO Sept % -UNs1 49, HOGS -
Receipts. $4,000. market. l0c lower hold
overs none. top. Sii 90 bulk. S1i so n
! II S.. heavies, Sli.fOn II so. mediums
Sii 5OH II 80: lights Sii sou 100, lgh
lights, $4,000 II 40, packing sows. SO y
/ 10 65 pigs. $3.50 10 %.
CATTLE - Receipts. rs 500 market
steady,\ calves Receipts 1.5U0 'market
steady. Beef steers, choice. Sil.75 II s.
medium. IS sou II -. yearlings. t9n 2 s.
butchers nelfers s. - IS. cows. 81 2
=. bulls a'0. calves S7114.sf
feeder steers SSrl. siockers. steers
70 - 80 COWS and heifers. s. 50ui
SHEEP Receipts 1000. market stead
lambs. Sli,50n n. common. 50 5Og IL 50
Iyearlings $500 Q. 80; feeders. Sll ii.75
ewes. 50 5O15 rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
u. S. Must Tap Great
Reservoir Of Cooperation

BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
International News service Economic Commentator

the production Is 10 be handled with reasonable
efficiency officials tap the vast reservoir OF
voluntary cooperation.
The great need mobilize the know how which has de-
veloped in private industry.
conSuant service at Washington should
ground for cooperation with officials
temporarily charge of the but with special
knowledge they obligation with the
truth grounds Of expedeny Otherwise they lose their value
experts
be able up in friendly cooperation with
politicians professors business TO think
clearly concerning their economic philosophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
They Can Be Faced as an Equal

understanding the business
face politicians and professors least equal
be clear his mind
sociological advance much from laws
spoung from better methods of producing and
exchanging This meant introducing into ordinary life the
and invention II involves
spectacular muscle with
| ased on o mechanical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Internat'I Industries
PAYS 10-Ct. Dividend

International Industries. Inc,
declared a dividend of 10 cents,
payable November Is TO stock of
record October u The last pre-
vious payment was 10 cents July
26. 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. hens. average run. 2fc.
leghon hens. lbs aand up. Ice cocks.
10 n lie; rock springers. average run. lec
leghorn sprinrers. 17c
EOCs--Msrket readv; current receipts.
~ &C. undergrades. "a 25c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Symington Gould CORPORATION

declared a dividend of Is cents
on the common, payable October
10 10 stock Of record October 2.
Paid a like amount on July15.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Dividends

Froedtert Grain and Mailing
Company declared an extra divi-
dend of 20 cents in addition TO
quarterly dividend Of 20 cents on
the common, payable November
/, TO stock of record October Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
EARNINGS

TeNas and Pacific Railway for eight
months ended August 81, had a net IN.
come Of 81 s56. ss2. equal after dividend
requirements on the = per cent nOn-cumu-
lative preferred ~ 50 IS share on The
common This compares With Sii0.5I5. or
50 ~ a share on the = per cent preferred
In the fr., eight months ~ 1870 August
net income was S2so.774 against SOL itg
IN August 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Union Electric Company of Mis-

souri, declared regular quarterly
dividends of SIPS on the IS pre-
ferred and S1121z on the $3.50
preferred, both payable November
IS, TO stock OF record October 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
THoRNCLIFFE PARK

Weather clear. track fast.
First Race Belstone. BrOdear. Madgic
Hope Charley Bailey
Second Rsce-SiIent Sea. Pleasant
Mail Rakbak
Fourth Race Ny Adele Frlsinan.
Laire
Firm Race-.spring Moon Wise King
Textbook
sixth Race Boy piunger
Seventh Race Don Boscomhe RoWes
Cnmp orange Liz. Brilliant stone, SKY
Gray
Eighth Race - POSE Marine, Nell
strome Ny Mother, Belle Glade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

For the Inside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Scratches
International New. service Wire
HAWTHORNE

HAWTHOENE
Weather. clear. track. fast.
First Race Martha Collins, Sir Mas.
IS Dance. stray Chord. Hour Al. Es're.-
Second Race Ten Blow. FLYING Bon
net V1of Radio Wave, Dutch Dame
THira Race Bezieue Jewel Tone. Miss
Carmen, Mixer, sister Don. Brilliant
Hope
CORVALLIS Wakta. Oddesa Romeo.
seventh Race pa0jan. Mon Tine The
Hare Flush. Hadalad. Westerns Son.
spanish Belle
eighth Race-Airplane. Chance Raw.
Kay Gfeenock Chosen Time Brass Bel,
Killarney Lass
Ninth Race Declared OF.
BELMONT PARK
Weather clear track fast.
FIRST Race Brlton. YorN River Hacke.
second Race-Quaker Lad Cindsr
Third Race solar star Eros Blit1-
kr,eg. Copy. DARK stream. Red Thorn,
Coat Of Arms. TIE JlnNer.
Fifth Race Oasis.
sixth Rarc= White MASH
seventh Race Brcwn queen II.
NARRAGASsETT
weather. clear. track. fast
Fivsi Race Flag spoon. someryilie
Heaeer Love Note
second Race Skeeter Air Line
Third Race Brave Light. Discretion
Fourth Race JACK 3 Naldina FAR
DAISY. Zlie
Eiehth Race-Lady Lyonors, DRIVING
Power Right A. Rain
Smith Race Hon Image. Flag Carrier,
Florian H. Ia Primera.
Tenth Race (substitute)- Declared OF.
HAVRE DE GRACE
Weather, clear: track, fast.
FIRST Race omluta
second Race--Fold Under. Red Berry.
Kenne' Rough Man. Real Boy, Saran,
Chsldar
Fourth Race slow Motion. Poindexter.
Bunny Baby, Bright Alc, Becomiy,
Clineendaal.
seventh Race Christine Adds. Joe n,
Biz Jack Proc.
Eighth Race-Creepy Mouse.
THISTLE DOWS
Weather. clear. track fast
Second Race spanish Maid.
a Third Race-plucky Byrd.
Fourth Race-Dark Leona.
Flfth RaCe-lf0Od Play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Unlisted Stocks

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
THISTLE down

Weather. clear track fast.
Second Race spanish Maid.
Third Race -Plucky Byrd
Fourth Race DARK Leona.
Flfth Race-GoOd Play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Toronto Stocks

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windsor. Prices in Cents II A. NJ
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
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