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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Maine, Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island, North Carolina, Virgil
ria, Missouri a Utah.

nla, missouri a OCan.
Ma vyzvu presidenta
Roosevelta, ably zvysena byla
vyroba strojG potrebnych pro
narodni obranu a ably zahajena
byla 24-hodinova prace v ddle-
zitych zavodech a pracovano 7
dnG v tydnu, odpovedeli Will
liam S. Knudsen a Sidney Hill
man, riditele OPM, kterf zada-
Ii, ably dIlezitf delnici v zavo-
dech pracovali i pc dobu jejich
%prazdnin a ably "a to bylo Jim
zvlaste zaplaceno. Die jejich
planu, delnfk, ktery ma ku prf-
lkladu 20 dolarG tydne, vydelal
by "a diva tydny $40 a k tomu
ma mu byti vyplaceno dalsich
40 dollaru Ia to, re v dob6
prazdnin pracoval.
- Pres 43 procent z tech,
kteri dostavili Sc k odvodu, by
10 lekari uznano neschopnymi
vojenske sluzby, jak sdelil VIZ
chnf vojensky lekar 1. kvetna,
proto, re NELL telesne anebo du
sevnf vady. LekaTi mistnich cd
vodn1ch komisf zamftli jich
1903 proc. a armadni lekaTi
1913 proc. Je to vetsi procen-
to nez "a svetove valky, a wy
svetluje Sc to tim, re dnes le-
kafske prohl1dky jsou dGklad-
nejsf, ponevadz lekaTska veda
cd te dolby pokrocila a pone-
vadz jsou lepsi prostredky,
Ijichz Sc uziva pro diagnosu.
spatne zuby byly pricinou
neschopnosti v 1919 prcc., a
maj. Johnson pravil, jakmile
zuby zavrzenych budou dany
do pofadku, re budou moci byt
uznani "a schopne. Tuberku-
llosa byla pT1cinou zamitnuti v
1.22 proc, spatny sluch 2.98,
vysoky tlak krve LOS proc.
= Narodnf rada pro selek-
tivn1 sluzbu pravdepodobne blu
de znovuuvazovati O predpi-
sech die zakona O vojenske po-
vinnosti v blizke budoucnosti,
ably byli odvadeni pouze neze-
natl muzi do 26 let.
Myslf Sc, re ustanoveni, ably
byli odvadeni pouze muzi Cd
|21 do 26 let start, nevyzaduje
pfijet1 zvlastnfho zakona. Re
studia muzG, kterf byli az do
sud odvedeni, je vidno, re je
jich pouze male procento star
SIGH 80 let a zenatych. Bylo Jas
ne naznaceno, re armada ned
ba ami 0 starsf muze, ami O ze-
nate.
= President Roosevelt v d
terry roznemohl sc zaludecnim
neduhem. Lekar Bileho Domu
prohlasil, re onemocnenf ":neni
mic nebezpecneho."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
Znechucen zivotem.

V st. Paul, Nebraska, Sc mi
nulou stTedu zastrelil 25lety
Ray Ambrose, patrne chtel byt
jist, re Sc mu jeho dmysl poda-
Fl, neb kdyz jej nalezli, mel ia
Ike opratku kolem krku. Pred
dvema mesici sc rozesel S man
zelkou a to jej nepochybn6 do
hnalo k sebevrazde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-09
ByvalY kongresnik mrtev

V La Crosse, Wis, 8Olety
John j. Esch, poslanec v dome
zastupcG kongresu Spoj. Stat1
v letech 1898-1920, zemTel.
Byl tez clenem mezistatnf OBJ
chodni komise a proslul tim, re
byl spolutvGrcem zakona
Transportation act roku 1920.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-25
This Is----.

This Is---- T The intimate theatre where you are met with SMILING and COURTEOUS SERVICE.
 --Where your patronage is sincerely appreciated and where you can always bring your family and friends with a feeling of pride.
 CHARLES D. BEALE,
 Manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Expands
Wabeek Bank to Enlarge
Ferndale Office

Because Of increased business
at the Ferndale office OF the Wa
heck State Bank of Detroit, Ill
West Nine-Mile road, contract
has been let for charging. re-
modelling and redecorating the en-
tire building, George B. Judson,
president. announced today.
The enlargement will double the
size Of the lobby and will increase
the tellers' cages from five 10
twelve. The contract. which calls
for an expenditure in excess OF
SIS, 900. is being handled by the +
Korneffel Company.
The actual enlargement consists
of 36-foot deep extension of the
building al the rear Other addi-
tions include an entirely new ano
modern vault on the main floor.
new heating system, new low-type
open tellerS cages and interior re-
decoration. The addition and al.
terationS will be completed early
next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Amer. Radiator
Net, Sales Rise

( With sales outStripping those Of
recent years by wide margin,
operations OF American Radiator
and Standard Sanitary Corpora
fion are az capacity in all lines
and backlog Of untitled orders is
Steadily increasing.
Earnings are improving also
although the burden OF increased
taxes Is "A heavy one Present
indications are that net income
for the nine months ending Sep
tembcr 80 VIII be substantially
ahead of the like period last year,
when II was 50 .720 800. equal 70
S5 cents common share In fact.
II may even better s. 900. 600
Sharp upSurge in building activ-
fly this year Is major factor in
the favorable showing being made
by the company. a substantial
portion oil lis current business Is
the direct result Of the defense
program. In addition 10 supplying
plumbing and heating materials
for barracks. environments and de-
Tense housing. American also l.
supplying a substantial volume Of
plumbing materials for tho new
RarShlpS noW lsRder construction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Farmers Markets

APPLES-wolf River fancy N8i Is
b. No. l. % % Sc No 2 soc Wealthy
toc Mcintosh faney - 75n2 No !,
81 2au ! ~ ~ 2 SOC hu Elnertas 30
! Si254l - hu Greenines SO l. Sla
1 - bu Jonathan 30 ~ - ~ 33 hu
cRABAPPLES No. ]. 81 % 70 ou
\ BFANs Green fame, N75 bu. No /.
~ 30 80 &c wax fancy - bu
!. 2l254l7j. 30 ? 7jc Ken'ucky
beans 50 ! 81 50n2 bu Lima beans
10 SZa2 so No 81 hu
Bt.ETs Fancy 81 ~ 30 3o9 sc
soz beh. 1og 7ie ~
BLACKBERRIEs No. s7qs3 % "a
cABBAGE-No Goa sc bu No. ?
SOC rcd SO ! 60d75c
. cANTALoUPEs-N0 J. Nai 80, 10
CARROTS Fancy. soc do, bchs 80
I IS y sc GOO q 81 % ou No 25c dol
: .cAUIlFIowER Fancy $50 ou. 80.
CELERY-Fancy. So soc 40. $50
CELERY CABBAGE 49, Fancy 81 bu
CELERY f Roo y No / sr758iso
CUCUMBERs 80 ! sucer sipi 20
81 No 2 75c. ain 75a2 bu small.
81 $50, medium. S2.23n275.
DILL 90 ~ soc dor hchs
EGGS--LarEe x12m u % 30-doz case
medium Sllall so small 80 23qe75
GRAPES No. /. 20 25c i-qt basket
oERH-No. l. socg Isl sIO basket, No.
Onions screen ~. J. ts8ssc dor.
bChs. drS onions fancy 50 No J. NiV
25 50-lb sack. No 75c picking
onions fancy 50 so 5o-lb sack No. J.
PARSLEY 80 T. iog soc.
PARSLEY ROOT SO ! tn1 SOC
PARsNlPs No. /. Sipt Is ou: No
PEACHES Haies No T. 81 soa2 bu
Elbcrta, fancy sag 30 bu No. ]. 81 %
PEARS Fancy. 81 ,og3. No. /. si25
q .. No 2. 75c 81.
OUNCE No T. 50 ~ hu
hot. No 5op6oc. No 2 ,oc red. hot.
So l. Si1l25 hu red sweet No. /.
81 las nu No. 2. Toe
PLUMs- Fancy. 81 bu. No. /. Si25q
rs; 40. 2 81 hu
POTATOES Fancy. Sia11o bu No. /.
en 90c bu. No ? 50c bu
POULTRY Hens live heavy breeds. %
H22c 10 leghorns. Ia igc. broilers.
keavy. y Z, 23c 10; leghorns 10 70 ale 10.
PUMPKfNs-No J. 50 y soc.
RADIsHEs-Re Red No. / IS = f5c dor.
bchs No ?. 25c, Ions white. 80. / 50 q
bOc doz Dchsu horse. No. 1. 81 9i25 PIX.
bskt
RAsPBERRIEs- No, J. s37Sa
425 2f-qt crate
RUTABAGAs- No / So s5c bu
N SQUASH Summer No. l. IS y SOC =
u.: No ?, 25c, Hubbard. No. / 500 Use:
able queen squash. No. J. 30 70 Zoe No.
q i0c. Italian No l g. soc peck bskt
no 2 soc: Delicious No l. 80 . 75c bu,
SWEET CORN-No, !, IS u zoe: No 2,
23c i-doz sack.
TOMATOES - Fancy. 81 50Gi75 bu
No / 9Oc 81 25 hu no ?. 7ac bu. u
TURSiPS-No l. 80 " SOC doz bchs
75H eOc hu No 65c.
VEGETABLE GREENS - Romano No. J.
sou s0c bu cscsrolo No l. i0n soc bu
sndive No. ]. 9Oc1 81 10 bu.. No ? Use
kohlrabi 80 l. 3j ~ soc doz. bChs. sOrrel
No % i0c pa Swiss ehardl 20 v 5Og
bu ksle. No t01 soc bu. mustard
- sOcuSi bu.. No. 2. 75c bu. head
lettuce No I q0r hu No 2 zoe. leaf
lettucs 80. J. sou 75c bu. collards. M.
I. 80 ~ SOC hu lesks No l. 80 Use doz
punches. spinach 80 7ScUxi bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. !. so 75C
Ao7 hchs
wATERMELoNs No !. soB7Sc bu
30. 2 SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Annual Meet
Lincoln Insurance Sales
Force Conuenes Here

More than 100 members of The
Lincoln National Life Insurance
Company sales force will attend
the annual Michigan meeting of
the organization at the Detroit
Leland Hotel here tomorrow and
Friday. The tWo-day program
has been arranged by co-chairmen
John b. Ames and G. +. dollhouse,
general agents in Detroit.
Home office executives who will
attend are: Arthur F. Hall, chair
man of the board; A. l.. bern,
vice president and agency direc-
tor; DR.. w. f. Thornton. second
vice president and medical direc-
tor; S. c. kattell, secretary ano
actuary; w. +. Plogsterth. direc.
tor of field service, and j. p. Car.
roll. superintendent of agencies.
Out-of-town general agents at
tending with their sales staffs Will
include: j. NJ. Grace of Adrian. A.
g. Green and ~. F. Parr of Grand
Rapids, j. A. Sandman of Cass
City and NJ. J. Malarney of Pom
tiac.
Guest speaker at Friday
luncheon Will be Mr.. K. p. Bal
kema. Detroit general agent for
the Northwestern National Life
Insurance Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
ID. s. Lead
Stocks at
New Low

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Stocks
of refined lead in the United
States at the end of August totalcd
only Is, $50 tons, a new low record
and off 3.S42 tons from the. end
OF July. according 10 the American
Bureau of Metal Statistics.
On the basis Of August deliy-
cries from United States rcfinericS,
which amounted TO 55.005 tons, a
gain of 938 tons over July, stocks
on hand now are equal TO less
than a weeks supply. These fig
ures do not take into account use
OF foreign lead from Mexico, Can
ada. Peru and Australia purchased
by the Metals Reserve Company.
RFC subsidiary. that is being
allocated to United States con-
sumers.
In July such ALLEGATIONS totaled
% 900 tons, in August 2S,O00 tons
and for the current month the
amount has been set al 10000
tons. Foreign lead set aside for
October use is expected 10 exceed
the September total.
Meanwhile. production from
United States refinerics during
August increased 5000 tons. total
ing 81, Isl tons. against S,l57
during July All this increase,
however. was more than accounted
for through production derived
from secondary and foreign ma
terial. which items accounted for
l2,0o7 tons OF the total, against
g, GAL tons in July.
Production OF lead from domes-
tic ore last month dropped 2,9iS
tons, totaling 39.100 tons, against
AZ, 04S tons in July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Steels Industry Continues Near Capacity

The steel industry showed little
but little below of repairs
material shortages. Just the last
because OF bad fixing the steel suffering
inadequate supplies OF steel Ordinarily
be cured by higher prices for steel allowing higher prices
scrap thus the suppes that material
and ship Of H. Mr. Henderson has
but not enough.
The tune when something like Of all
VIII be taken deiente This
IN CIVILIAN industries Rencmbcr.
goods included prioritieS
plate Tor
Cotton textile production is Off little partly because Of
uncertainty concerning political prcehXng Tho
industries largely because government
Lumber, however a bit backward again as shipments
ran behind production and orders still lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Critical Days Of Postwar Read ustment

Counseng deeatism the head of the Manu-
Association remarked
freedoms intact the
heights security, opportunity
happiness"
That be true but the practical danger that in
the critical days of readusment MARKHAM popagands
o wool peoples
wrongly the aftermath of wartime effort and dis
captaistic system That
issue be head and believers the American
handling
mobilization designated temporary that be clearly
understood will renquiSh their interfere with
freedom the national
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Detroit Produce

APPLES-Michigan bu crates Mcintosh.
Y. S. No. !, pa in min, Sl.l01 ] 25;s = d.
In min, s5a 9Oc: Wolf Rivers. Gin and
up. 15c. SHOWS. Y. : No. }, 2 in min.
81: q, in min soc: Jonathans y s No.
J. "a in min. 81 10. ? in min, IS n s5c
2O-oz L. S. No !. 3-in min. Doc Indiana
good quality, 2ie-in min. 81 l01 l.l5, 3-in
min. 81 %. Maryland eastern crates De-
hciOus. u. :. No. :, 3-in min, 81 So. Wash
ington boxes Red Delicious, fancy SIS.
50. 500 .65: fancy ll3s. 81 so. X fancy
cRANBERRIBs - Massachusetts !. -bbl
boxes Early Blacks 1925
cELERY-Michlgsn bchs. / dor stalks,
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. icebers
lr'ct dos. $3.50 SO, mostly 50 rs;
fair. So rs; I don. So 50 . 3 so fair s.. 25.
ONIONS 50-lb sacks Sweet Spanish.
y. s No. l, Sin and larger. Washington.
sl.20; Idaho, 81 l0Ti.25. u. S. No. I
whites. ST. 2.in and larger. si.65; Michi-
gan, T. S. No. yellows, $4,000. 2-in
and larger, s5c Isl: 2iA.i 10 3-in size.
81 n Los: U. S. No. 1 whites, 70Sc 2-in
and larger 81 to@ so; 23.lb sacks white
boilers, soc: 25-lb sacks white piokiers,
81 so.
PEARs-California box Bartletts. S3g
;. as; lug Bartletts S3.l5d3.25.
PEAs- Colorado bu baskets, 50. 50n2. SIS.
POTAToEs-10O-ib sacks Idaho Russell
Burbanks. u. s. No. 1. washed. S2i5a
2.35, mostly S2.25: 10Th sacks. 25c U. s.
Commercials. iOO-lb sacks, Si.75Q1 90,
Maine, lO0-lb sacks. u. s No. L. Katah-
dins. 81 so; i5-lb sacks. Csc; l00-lp sacks
oregon Triumphs. u. S. No. D. washed. 81
New Jersey Chippewas. u. s. No /. I'm.
washed, $3.50; Michigan Cobblers AND
Chlppewas, u. S. No. !. unwashed, Sl.lt
I1f0
PRUNEs--Tdaho x -bu baskets, ~ 8
No. /, Italians. sL3 q so. mostly 81 IS q
40. pyramid boxes 81 35N As
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50-lb sacks, 8.
q zoe.
SWEET PoThTeEs-Bu crates. y. s
No J. Porto Rieans. Louisiana, 81. so
few S1.55: Texas. .xi55. Commercials
sl25: Tennessee bu hampers. Nancy Halls
1850 1.35; Virginia stave barrels Jerse!
type, u. 8. No. 1, $40.
GRAPES Black juice, California Tugs
Zinfandels. 2s lbs. s1.3oai35, "a lbs
81. 60ul.65.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
NAM Head Warns Against
Economic Defeatism
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

Walter d. Fuller president of the National Association Of
Manufacturers warned business the
postwar readjusment with oriental iaalsm
He personal unwilngneSs the armament
he meal OF the doomed sySem) before
execution lie correctly warned that blind acceptance of the
would hands eforme
spreading the of deeatism TO cultivate
their n order"
On the other hand the characteristic American free enter
fight conditions through management
10 some the inevitable
consequences disturbance equilibrium
abnormal period mitgated if eliminated through
effort through inventive genius and through
emotional handling of and materials during the
period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Writer Influenced Most by Poem

An enerprsing business who is getting symposium
subject this column what inspired
most-whether painting Biblical verse quotation
or proverb
Perhaps the expression which influenced line
early poem Louis Untemyer namely From self
keep free only considered that highly
densed tightly expressed thought significant and
but also regarded effective warning being
satisfied
human failing Of tending ones Ireeard il.
indicating that there dead end the
road which stretches a. long life itself.
need be reminded should
end Commencement Day but should really
Young should become when they climb the first
The ladder of life but should
ssSpStructve secncism aimed always the self
Every il should emulate who
np The highcst standards Of criticism Tor hl. work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
CrosIey TO Start Work
On Defense Contract

CINCINNATI. Sept. 24.-Pro-
duction is to be started soon in
the plants of the Crosley Corpora
ton here and Richmond, Ind, or
a national defense contract jus,
awarded by the United States All
Corps to Grosiey for gun rnountiry
post assemblies. The contra,
provides that this job, whit.
amounts to SS8,65O. must be con.
pleted by August, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Several Plants Hit by Labor Stoppaees

Al the moment the labor situation appears TO be the
and the
learn that 270O0 coal idle
OF labor dispute and several slowed
labor StoppaEeS.
Part OF the labor closed
shop issues But Washington report states
quarters feeding locals with coSong figures
demands for advances Long Island
threatened by union demands for starting for beginners
OF % cents hour and general of p
all workers Labor demands and threats appear all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Detroit Edison
Output Gains
IL Per Cent
Use of Electricity
in Nation Also
Tops 1910 Period

Total output of the Detroit Edi-
son Company for the week ended
September 20, was 82,6S7 900 kilo-
watt-hours, a gain of l2.6 per cent
over the 73,432, 900 kilowatt-hours
of the corresponding week of 1910.
and decrease OF OF per cent
from the previous weeks total of
1892 900 kilowatt-hours.
Industrial output for the last
week was 40,S44,00O kilowatt-
hours. a gain OF 12.4 per cent over
the 36,327n 900 hours of
the corresponding week of 1910
and a slight drop from the pre-
Vious weeks total OF 40.924 600
kilowatt-hourS.
NEW YORK. Sept. 24-The
amount of electrical energy dis
tributed by the electric light and
power industry of the United
States for the week ended Sep
TENDER 20. was 3.232. 10000 kllo-
watt-hours, against 2,769, 346 600
in the 1910 week, an increase Of
16.7 per cent. according TO the
Edison Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended Sep
TENDER 10, totaled 1921 go 600
kilowatt-hours. against 2.773. III
600 the year previous, an Increase
Of 1873 per cent. and in the week
ended September 6. came 10 B.
09o, 746 600 kilowatt- hours. against
2,59l ,957 900 in 1910, an increase
of 1914 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Youth Seeks Advice on Business

young West Coast is trying 10 take
long headed Of the future He this column ask for
I established business.
employees" he have
original thoughts and write less though
while still
Formerly obs appealed to those who wanted life
rather than tho
But with the OF the agencies
likely civil continue
look forward uninterrupted unless the
system abandoned For the postwar eadlstmen il
inevitable that there will be demand for
the expenditures Of this will
o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Cadillac Prices. Up
Average Of III Pct.

Cadillac Motor car prices for
1912 models have advanced an av-
erage of 1872 per cent over l94l
models. Cadillac distributors and
sales officials were told today by
d. +. Ahrens, sales manager. at
the annual new model convention.
The new Cadillac line consists
of six series in 20 body types, with
prices based al $3.50, Detroit de-
livery, and with state, local and
federal taxes extra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrou,
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit spot. % per cen
tin nominal, New York. ST. 90; future tin
81 90: lake grade copper. delivered Mid
west. II; eectrolytic spot. smelter. u
casting copper. 1i.15; ST. Louis lead. $40
81. Louis zinc, 7.25: New York antimony
II: virgin aluminium. Nj.
Mondays copper sales, 3507 tons. Elk
port II; resale. ~. Zinc sales 1921 tons
shipments, 6.307ia tons cancellations, 35s
tons. Free sterling, s4.04.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Stock Market
Edges Forward
In Quiet Deals
Chrysler Runs Up
Over /; Aviations,
Steels in Demand
International News service Wire

NEW YORK, Sept. "a The
stock market edged forward IN
quiet dealings today. with motors,
aviations and steelS again leading
the way. A few issues gained as
much as a point, but improvement
generally was limited TO fractions.
Chrysler ran up more than
point while General Motors Melted
a fractional rise. Bethlehem and
United States Steel each advanced
about a half-point.
Santa Fe duplicated yesterdays
climb of a point on the redemption
news. Du Pont and American Can
were others 10 gain point or
more.
National Dairy advanced frac-
ton 10 a new 1941 top.
Elsewhere fractional gains were
the rule. as in rubbers, rails,
chemicals. aviations and tobaccos.
Consolidated Edison and Public
Service Of New Jersey again
slipped into new low ground.
Westinghouse Electric dropped a
point.
International News Service Wire
CHICAGO. Sept. 24-Wheat flu
lures started &c 10 sc higher to-
day, corn unchanged to &c up and
oats &c higher.
Wheat--December, 81 81 a 1.21h;
May, SIPS 1854.
Corn - December, 801s a 80%c;
May. SEC.
Oats - December, 51laG515sc;
May, 53ssc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Another mixed has conc h. Tho
impression by figures indeciSNe
what the unfavorabe side Even Dallas
somewhat Commodity prices have reacted.
basis Of this condition doubtless lies number
OF reardng conditions Among uncertainty gov
eminent policies bad rrcehxing labor troubles shortages
materials uniavorable and hot dry
Perhaps many the usual weekly business point
down But Of the appointing items
example automobile production subject
prio-iteS and raonng The expansion consumption Of
electricity may due uses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
MnnnRiNr PARK

Weather clear. track fast
First Race-Jorufas Holton. IzaAk
Walton. Greek Goddess.
Second Race Brosai
Third Race Rural Shower.
Finh Race-Fairy Witch
Sixth Race Curwen
seventh Race Rowe's crump. Pun Of
Speed Ultima Thule
Eighth Race andar. Pie Plate
Rustic Maiden. Attauquechee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Crude Oil Output
Reaches New HiQh

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-Do-
nestle crude oil production in the
week ended September 20 aver
aged 1862, 735 barrels daily. a new
high record and an increase of
350S5 barrels daily over the pre-
ccdInc week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Gas Sales Here Below 1910

Michigan Consolidated Gas Conn
pany reports sales in the Detroit
district for the week ended Sep
TENDER 20 totaled 669.S55 units.
as against 6Si.305 units in the
like 1910 week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Store Sales Squirt
In New York Area

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-SaleS
of New York and Brooklyn de.
partment stores during the week
ended September 20 showed an
8 per cent increase over the COR
responding period last year, ac-
cording to preliminary report of
the New York Federal Reserve
Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. hens. average run 2ici
isghorn hens 3 lbs ana up Ice cocks.
iou he rock sprngers. average run. iPc
leEhurn springers. Tic.
EGGS Market steady. current receipts
2Ii4c, undergrades, "A a Csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
FAfRMnf-Nr pARK

Weather. cIear' Track. last.
First Race-Big Chariot. NAnciday,
Deep summer Dust Box, Last Rose,
Silver Voice. Red Co. Charwitch
Second Race-Miss Lampley. What
Now. Dicks sunshine. LADY Sang
Third Race-cSusie Quit Nignette
Finn Race-fady Focarty
Sixth Race Belle Elan. Braxton Belle
Seventh Race-CrosS Ruff
Eighth Sammy Elegant. Fleurs-
De- Lite