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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
DEATHS

,nna Banghsr' Arnold Houe 80
Joan Mark 1872 Second t.mr-thr
Sarah Victor. 1871 Hardwood Is
Ida Boyer. 1891 TAYLOR -
sara stein. s73 King y
Walter John ochocH 1870 W RstNuns rs.
Maxine Mahls Muir. $3.50 Concord ~
Waiter Henry sutton. s7sa fo,evorth as.
Joseph Patrick Farooun. 37i5 E,gh'eenb.
Dominica Bu)nouska sals chen. -.
Carrot smdak, 2i33 East Forest -
James Jackson, 20I0 Sherman -
Ien Melvin 1922 Clinton. 20
Katherine Mcbride 1851 Terry 81
Egbert Tpwniey, 2ei0 McGraV a.
Anna Cracium. us CheDe -
Agnes sl,, s,u9It 273s Buehsasn -
Julius Kasoff 222t Blaine So
trieds Levine 1925 Wlldemefe 81
Elizabeth Pettefora. 1893 Tramnur. a..
Fannie Wilson Sal MACK So
Annie smith 1854 Monroe S.
Louise Porter Moore 26s Theodore 20.
iuvenia Mathews 1851 Russell
Rtrsr -NeRt1n4gAA- I3i Chene 80
Frank J Weber. 470s Crane So
Anna T Dalton. 1915 Harding -
Leonard e Friedrich, 1911 Mckinsify, 81.
Pihert Singer Glare. Mich IS
cl6yd r Byrd 1899 IVES, Warren 81.
Katie Cummings. $50 whits~ocd. %
cantrcn W snodgrass ioes LAkepotn,s.
Crosse Pointe Park. ~
Alice Elliott sai0 Dawes =
Martha Martin si33 Clinton %
Georgia Harris. $50 East Euzabeihl 81.
Helen Miller, 1895 Gitrs. 81.
Robert Moore 1905 Second a.
Rn-slaus Nowicki 3370 Farnswortn So
Jane shay Conroy. 235 East Eighth os.
weee- Sew York Sc
Helen McCluskev. 1900 Holc0mh ~.
August Kuehnemund 1881 MAY. 81.
Harvey Hotchkiss 1883 Fiibsri 80
Edna II Hartman. Ruriiugame ~
Angelo Malacarne $40 Euglevood 81
George Robert Buckley 1850 sou'hnst,
70
-chaIIsA TAYLOR. 200 Griswold 81
Gotta JAremko. 3ef7 Thirty .fTTsf IS
William J. Burgess. 25i6 Lawndais -
Mary r.. watensperger. 1870 Gichrst II.
Dorothy Nichols 7si7 EaS; FOREST 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Pair, Plus
Son Had Stomach Ache,
but Dads Worse of

The pain in the stomach suf-
fered by Charles Mclaughlin Jr.,
age 5, today continued TO prove a
bigger pain in the neck to his
father.
Mclaughlin Sr. vas arrested
Sunday when he took his son 10
Receiving Hospital for treatment
of a stomach ache. Detroit police
said he was wanted in Jackson on
charge of leaving the scene of
an accident. The FBl, they said.
also wanted 10 investigate him on
charge of violation of the Mann
Act.
Today McLaughlin'S- cstranged
wife Marie. obtained a non-Sup-
port warrant in Recorders Court.
He will be returned here for ar
raignment from Jackson where he
is under arrest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Lake Sailors Strike
Not Felt in Detroit

Officials Of the Great Lakes
Transit Corporation here said to-
day that so far they were not
affected by a work stoppage Of
sailors which has tied w six pack
age freighters in Buffalo and one
in South Chicago. Five of the
firms ships, the A. II. Smith
Utica. II. A. Scandrett, Fred w
Sergeant and George A. Dixon
are locked at Buffalo.
The sailors. unlicensed seamer
OF the National Maritime Unior
tClO). seek a PAPER cent wage in
crease while the shipping com
panies are offering 10 per cent
Federal Conciliator Thomas NJ
Finn said. Present basic pay i:
sos TO S135 monthly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Irsn E sss,sr 20 Marjorie Marjorie Rojem 90
Vernon L. station. 20: Helen Kaleyta. u.
George V. Moredock 20. Lillian r. Me-
Alpine. 20.
Joseph Averssno. % Grace NJ. Pusiie 20.
Albert W j. Morris. 20; Dorothy o. Tan
DAME Daniel Kohus; rs Hazel NJ Cook. 10,
stephen swek 30 Mary " Gyui-
George Penson. rs. Susie 2. Boatwnsh,.
Paul Luszcz. SIS: Mary Miller. Sc.
william James Jr. a. Ruth r Dun-
Albert p Weber. %: Constance And.r.
william Jackson. "a: Eva Bjorkman. 20.
Herbert Mathiak, IS Ethel ~ smiley.
John c. Macdonald. %, Jennsi N Ham
Remand Buehhsis,sr. %. Mary Helfrieh 20.
Joseph Maotke, % Genevieve RADON
Isaac b, Field so; Charlotte NJ Ncco--
David A carley. %: Helen, s. Miller. as.
SICK Metropoulos. % Katherine Mack ~
Robert n Rocker, 25, Alice c Buhr. 81
BURNS Crossiey. % Rchsrdins HarrisofsS
Manuel Fernandez, 81: Catherine worss,.
George W. Lessai % Lorraine sslow.
/ IS
Anthony ChinZi IA Mary T.. McGough IA
Edwin Anesse. 2s Florence Major ~
Floyd l. Nernie- o. Mare Jenkins a.
Stewart Tyrreii i+-Ae -f.-ii,-4s---
Thomas Macpaniel 35 Gertrude Rath-
walter k,e,or jr ~ Leon. E~s.oe-.
/ ski. II
Allen r. Reed. % Grace FORD 20
Gordon s Adam. p Ruth spicsr -.
Julius ksweck "a Irene Hsudry koWski.
%
Charles precobh 2s Aiyce McNriiy ~.
John o'Connor ~ Thelua N Pin.on.
~
othnto NJ spada %, Virginia Piper.
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
.Defroiier Will Teach
Middies 10 Shoot

The promotion Of Mark William
Billing. rs. OF 1915 WaShburn
avenue, TO corporal only SIX
months after his enlistment N
the marine corps was announced
today
Billing, an expert rileman Will
be assigned 10 the United States
Nava Academy AZ Annapolis
where he Will teach the cadets
how 10 handle rifle. Billing hos
been stationed at Pensacola sine
his enlistment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS
BOYS wer. born to.
Ruby Alandt. 22ti6 Eimwood. East De
virginia Bryant, 1921 Idaho.
sonia Bslsn. 1880 Dexter
Hazel Bellows. 1905 Loretto.
Wilhelmine Bader, s329 Elgin.
Catherine Bayly, 1927 Corbeti.
Mildred Creel. 1905 Buriingsme.
/ Tots Cater, -2sis -r:Isdwin-
Grace Cslmere. 206i Indiandsle.
Josephine Dlliberti. 1919 Fischer.
Josephine Dimaris, 5443 Robins
Florence DuGan. 1887 Hazeiridge
Irene DeBsker, 1880 Liihbridre
May Escoe. l4T Leicester
Julia Espinosa, 2s75 Humboldt.
Maxine Fouse. SIS LenoX
Clara Gonowicks. 1884 Elmwood.
Bertha Hartman. 1870 sussex
Ann Hunter. 1908 Arlington.
Ethel HoaSf iiiO coplin, .
Helen HARRISON. 40 Peterboro.
zelphs Hendrian,,. 1853 wss, Euclid
Helen Johnson. iOs7 Ferdinand.
Naomi Johnson. 37fs Brown Place Twins
Laurna jerks, 22sl2 Maxine. -. Clai'
Anne Kearney. 7e7 Crawford
Grace Karp, 35ls Huribut.
Pearl Lang 250s Cabot
Reba Lawson. 1885 Medium
Irene Iaskowski. 3345 East Palmer
Evelyn Legato 1892 Frankfort.
Maxine Muir, $3.50 Concord.
Lorraine Mcclure. 1905 Jane.
Helen McDermOtt. 1911 Tyler.
Louise McLensghsn. 20Oo Twenty-second
HazeIbeIl Newton. 507 South Waterman
Antoinette Pagnani, 1871 Yves, hsdee Ave-
Ida Richmond i2oo7 Brosduree, Ave.
Gussie Robinson. 22s5 East Fort.
Mary Reeves 272S McDOueall.
Julia RAccins. 752 Dunkirk
Betty smith. 1875 Turner.
Ella sari 1913 Lothrup.
Oneta svoboda. t204 Eighteenth
/ EValine Smith. 1894 ElfnwOOd.
Pearl stonehsh. 2202 Anderdon.
Eleanor sohwebs, 1892 Edward
Ruth st. John. SOB Fifteenth uwinsj.
Louise stilmsn. $3.50 Desoto. -
Margaret speck, 1870 Harrison Alien
Park.
Mary Tracey. 705 Newport -
Grace TindaiI. 572 West Lincoln, Birmins-
jean wisnisw,si, 2277 East Milwaukee.
Blanche zahski' G Sgsi o'''
Girls were born to-
Doris Aikens. 352s Fourth street
Loretta Art, 1852 Eighteenth.
Dorothy Attsrd. ALL Humboldt. 49,
Mary Brandt 374i West Chicago.
Myra Bateman, 1880 Frankfort.
Irene Berno. 52ie Bedford.
Rose Buggert 2i5i Crane
Marion Barker, 4440 Eighteenth.
Betty Butler. 2o243 Heating.
rita Bowles. 1897 Fourteenth.
Kathleen Carson, is24s Msrlowe
Mary Carpenter 900 Parkview drive
FxIlda Charbonneau, ISIS Goodwin.
Jennie Conte $3.50 Robins.
Maryann Daily. 1890 Mansfield.
Lillian Demkowski, 5sit Elmer.
Margaret Denswethl ISIS Bessenore.
Elizabeth Davie. 2iia r. Lafayette.
Bernice Duspiva. 1894 Coleman. Dearborn.
Helen Dicknan. 1919 Corbeti.
RosaIie Eliason. etoi Hartwell.
Florence Gutenschwager. 1894 Hurlbut.
Tdna Hunter. 4s3a fireman.
Alice Ingies. 81 y. Philadelphia.
Ouise Izydorek. ss0s Ruth.
Naomi Johnson. 37's Brown place UwinsD.
Sylvia Ksdlec 5si4 Elmer.
Edna Kranz, 1901 Van Dyke.
Anreiins Ksismsrr 533s Commonwealth.
Stella Kmiec 27o5 csnin, Hsmtrsmck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
He Is Now "a She
Rare Mefan,orphosis Changes Interior Decorofo!
From, Whiskered Male to Sr,ooth-FGc Girl

the shape of my face was
changing, my waist was smaller.
my hips heavier and my throat
smaller.
II took on feminine mental
characteristics, too, becoming
increasingly fond of cooking and
hOuSewOrk. realized that
within me had occurred one of
those rare phenomena in mcdi4
cal history.
when registered for the
draft I explained my case and l
was placed i'm Class ~ and the
results of the examination tO
which I was subjected by medi-
cal authorities were filed with
the government.
ESSENTIALLY \ WOMAN
FINALLY ] decided that was
In every essential way "A woman.
and I determined that in justice
TO myself ! should petition the
courts for feminine status"
Set forth w. The petition arc IN
facts that in recent months tn
decorator had found IL increaS
ingly difficult 10 appear as a mar
and thus 7 decided 20 live as "a
woman and wear feminine attire
wh ch was found more pracuca
and comfortable
Corlr1cntnc on Tho Sfranc
pht ,.cl chanec D ,'1rcus Gre
ham los Arac'c. physician st1tc
thai "a childhood illness could b
responsible
III - possible" be- said
Through an illness. such a.
mumps. 10 lose the predominant
ing male characteristics"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
DIVORCES

Columbus Gentry from Aster.
Ruth Thomas from Stanley G..
Juanita Williams from John s.
Leila Williams from Spurgeon.
Ella Mcmillan from Robert.
Eva Poisgrove from Earschel.
Audrey Freeman from Neil
Martha D'Agostino from Alexander
Edna +. Hayes from NJ. G..
Vaun G. Rodgers from Zoe o.
Mabel Perkins from Walter.
Dorothy Hertzberg from Abe.
Helen Kowalewska from Domain.
Hattie Foisie from Eddie.
Thomas Amhruster from Phyllis,
James Hammers from Helen NJ
Mary +. Ribarchik from Michael.
Joseph Walters from Charlotte.
Mary Lsngeolis from Anthony.
Helen y. Hall from Alfred.
Agnes NJ A. Parsons from Horace
Arlene Summers from William.
Jessie NJ Richardson from Robert.
Esther Miller from Samuel
Viola q. Russell from William.
Earnest CLANCY from Ethel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Night Owls
Doctor Says Eye Pigment
viii Win for Britain

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. July 3
DIR. Harold r. Simmerman
president of the New Jersey Op
tometric Association, today main
tanned that Germany will lose the
war because her people, in the
main. have blue eyes.
eft Is a scientific fact that the
moro pigment In the eye the
better the sight at night" Doc
tor Simmerman. addressing the
associations convention, said in
explaining his theory.
~Oncc Hitler's opponents can
match plane for plane and the
various other weapons that are
used under the cover Of dark
ness, the human element behind
these mechanical tangibles will
become the deciding factor. and
Hitler's inferior and lightly pig
mented night operators will be
no match for the sharpshootfng
British and other moro deeply
augmented peoples"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Honesty avs
Returns Lost Purse, Gets
Farm DotDn-Payment

Ray Schudsfnsky. Plymouth fac.
tory worker, has $500 for a down
payment on the little farm he
wants and Mrs. Leon Dzieskowski
of 2426 Grand boulevard. has most
of her money and her valuable
diamond ring returned today in
the happy ending OF a sad story.
Mrs. Dzieskowski went skating
at Arena Gardens, 5795 Wood
ward avenue. with $500 and the
ring in her purse. She lost the
purse.
Mrs. Dzieskowski advertised for
its return, hoping against hope an
honest man had found il.
An honest man did find it, re-
turning the purse, money and ring
to Mrs. Dzieskowski and Detective
Samuel Minnock of Garfield Sta
ton, who accompanied her. Schud-
sinsky was the honest man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Bio Flies 20 Minutes

MARCH FIELD, Cal. July s.
tINS)-The army's new Douglas
Big bomber. largest airpfane ever
built. had a perfect hour and a
half test fight today. after which
Mai. Stanley NJ. Umstead. the
arrnys chief test pilot, said he was
convinced the plane could land or
take of from almost any Ameri-
can airport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Horse Sense
Ii Takes IL Men to Haul
This Steed From Well

MT. CLEMENS. July 3. - A
dozen RoSeville policemen and
firemen and Macomb County
deputies today discovered that
YOU can lead a horse 10 water
but you cant get it out.
The horse, Weig ing l20O
pounds. jumped over the rampant
of a 12-foot deep well on the
farm of Art May az 30430 Dufflo
road 1t took an assortment of
ropes and timberS and an hours
hauling to get the horse back on
dry land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
76S,95O Tons
Sunk, Say Ndziis
International New. seryIc, Gable

BERLIN, July 3.-Thc high
command announced today that
the German air force and, navy
sank 76S. $50 tons Of enemy mer.
chant ships IN June.
Last night. 1t was announced, a
5,000-ton merchant vessel was
sunk by a direct bomb hit in St
Georges Channel. German planes
also successfully bombed war
important detectives and port
facilities on the. English west
coast. II was stated
THE British air ministry said
German raiders appeared over
Britain during the night but
dropped no bombsD
The German high command also
said that q British airplancS were
shot down during the last "a
hours p in fighting over French
soil and two more last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Strike Threat Ended
For Straits Traffic

ST. IGNACE. July 3-Rumors
that a strike of highway ferry en-
ployes would halt the largest flow
of holiday traffic in the states
history across the Straits was
spiked today when ferry workers
ANNOUNCED that a settlement had
been reached. Automobile traffic
into the Upper Peninsula began TO
pile up early today as thousands
of pleasure-seekers came north.
Dock officials said every avail
able boat would be pressed into
service and no schedule would be
maintained. Ferry boats will leave
every 40 minutes until the traffic
subsidies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Two 0ffenses Jail
No-li(ense Driver

Burrell Norris, 40, of 1443 Madi-
son avenue. today started l5-day
Jail term for driving with nc
license. Traffic Judge Thomas F.
Maher who sentenced him must
pass sentence again on Norris
August l for a similar offense.
On Tuesday he was convicted
before Judge Maher for having no
operators license and sentence
was deferred. Early yesterday
Norris was recognized by Patrol
man Paul Tistle. who made the
arrest previously. driving on
Chestnut street near Orleans
street, without a license.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
.0usted in Scandal.
Z Officers Reinstated

Dismissed from the Highland
Park police force five years ago
on charges of being members of
the Black Legion William Keller
and John Goodwin finally ven re-
inStatcment today They were
given back their old jobs and had
their pension status restored hut
were required by the fire and POI
lice commission 10 sign releases
that they would not sue for back
nav
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Claim 42,4I9 Chinese Killed

TOXIC. July 3.-UNS) Mill
tary dispatches from Picking said
today that A241S Chinese have
been killed and 2S,2l6 taken
prisoner during the last two
months in operations in ShanSi
and northwestern Honan provinces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
BIRTHS

Martha Miszewski, 3525 Pennsyivanis.
Dorothy Moore, 1927 Hdale.
Lorraine Muirhead, 1900 selden.
Gertrude Manser, 1928 W. Kirby.
Grace Parisi. 1867 Fort f.
Leona Hickman, 6i07 Roosevelt.
Lillian Reid. 230 r.. csnheld.
Norma Sampson. 1881 Sorrento,
Estelle swantek. 734i Hafeli.
Josephine siwick, 2i27 Lawley.
Josephine samaha. 37s5 Mt. Elliott.
Pauline Titus, 477O Pennsylvania.
Mary Terbovich. 1852 81. Louis.
Marvel Toepel. 1928 Newport
Catherine Think, 1924 Badger
Bernette Wagner. 1880 Winthrop.
Stella Ward. 1ls17 Longview. ~,
Gladys Wallace. 500 Sheridan. Die
Genevieve Wolinski, 2eif Lehman. HsAZ
tramck
Agnes Willis. 1892 Arndt
Annette Zeiger. 1880 Rich,on.
Sylvia Zawacki. SIPS Dobel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Ask Robbery Armed Action

The prosecutors office today
recommended robbery armed war
rants for Ben Vincent, 25. of 369
Hudson street. Wyandotte, and
Williams Armstrong, 25, of 224
Stoll street, Wyandotte, in the
June q robbery of a wholesale
Lgrocery warehouse in WYandotte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

BILLFOLD Saturday: containing money.
valuable papers Needed badly" Re-
ward. Tyler 1888
BLACK COCKER sPANfEL,-Maie. an
swers ZIP; reward kindly telephone
University 1880.
CAT. large. gray. white par Persian
CLincoln- Milwaukee,. Reward. Madi-
son 1914.
GOLD WRIST WATCH -Lady's Bob-Tds
/ Island. Friday evening" reward Tele-
phone Plaza s6l2.
GLASSES Bfocsl Miner case Needed
/ badly Reward. Kindly telephone Da-
vison 1853.
LOST White sapphire ring. Annex Thea
ter wa-hroom Keepsake Norihlawn
2209. Reward.
LOST Lays sman Fianoni wfist watch:
black cord band. state street between
Woodward and Shelby Reward CHerry
6673
lpEDIGEEED wire heir terrier. white with
brown crr Reverb Fl ZOO
PLASTIC RIM GLASSES Nstural color
Jefferson. st Aubin. friday. Reward.
Townsend 5-6O6s.
PLEASE HEAR PfEA-B nlfold Sears.
SATURDAY. Money needed" Reward
Tuxedo 2-sss7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

Firestone Tire and Rubber Company and
subsidiaries report for the six months ended
April 80 a net profit of 81. 7se, los after
provision OF 81 SOC, 900 additional reserve
for future declines In foreign exchange and
other contingencies, equal TO ~: rs share
on common, compared with 81. SOS. s6l after
$500. 900 additional reserve for future de-
clines IN foreign exchange and other con
Itingencies. equal to so cents a share on
common In the 1910 period
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
CoeI Creme Operator Dies

Martin Aseor a l1Go.7r, l>
dead today from injuries received
in an accident while unloading
coal with a crane in The Michigan
Central Railroad yards IN Dear
f,rr~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

LOS ANGELES. July 3 For
% years. Edward Price Richards.
an interior decorator and sales
man. lived an average life-SchooL
work, sports and so on.
But today che" was ready 70
begin all over again-as woman.
And with the name Of Barbara
Ann Richards. name he petit
toned for in Superior Court when
he appeared yes erday and re-
vealed an amazing change IN sex
characteristics.
Fashionably CARRIED in a pink
dress, the decorator told an odd
story OF physical metamorphosis.
She" was listed as a man IN the
draft registration but as woman
in the last census.
II was born i'm Essex County,
Massachusetts, on April /. 1912,
with male characteristics. Was
brought up a. boy. attended
boys schools. grew 90 manhood
and have always lived and
worked a. a man.
FELT 4 CHANGE
Two years ago j realized
b that some vital physiological
change was taking place. For
merly I had such n heavy heard
j had 10 shave twice "A day. h"'
my heard stopped growing. ,iy
voice, which had been baritone,
changed 20 contraItO.
II began 10 observe that my
skin had become smoother, that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
At ARLINGTON PARK

weather, CLOUDY. Track, fast.
First Race Chic Prince. Cissy Bones.
Top Note Almors
Second Race-Cautivo. Falsweep. Pink
Diamond, Million Bucks. Illinois Tom.
Great Haste
Third Rsce-Cspe Race. More Days.
Dust OFF Five FIFTY. Bronze Bugle.
The skipper.
Fourth Race-Lyd r.. riss Cedar.
Fiori-an Beau. Call Us Too, Boo Whisk.
All Aglow.
Finh Race Chsrminc Sudis War Joe.
peachsriro. Merry Ways. Lineer On.
Town Lace.
Race-Talked About. To Tee.
IN Rsce-Joe W. Chslsign,
Arched.
n Rsce-Kotse
Ninth Race-Declsred off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
Death lotires

IANES-July-1 1871 suddenly Fred W,
husband of Emma James. father OF Alice
lanes ana Mrs. Roscann Russey. Funeral
from John J. Heeion's funeral mansion.
1910 West Grand boulevard corner West
warren Saturday morning at II O'Clock
PIEPP-July ]. Amanda beloved mother
~ Mrs John Hancock. sister ~ Mrs
Elmer Benzing Edwin Paige and Arthur
Walsh. Funeral service Friday. ! y m.
AZ \. II. Peters funeral home. 1901
Gratiot avenue
sANDERSON-Df. Hermon " ~. sud
denly al Sparta, Ont. July ], 1gii. hus-
band OF Kathleen. father of Dr. Joseph ana
Harvey Of Detroit and Dr Mary Sanderson
iof Toronto brother of Mrs Bernice Holly
mann Of Detroit. y q Sanderson OF 81.
Thomas, Ont.l snd Mrs Lila sandersOn %
Sparta. Funeral a. Sparta Ont. NEAR 81.
Thomas. Al 3. m Friday.
TIILY July ? otto. age % years hus-
band Of the late Emile dear father ~
Mrs William kstz and the late Otto Tiliy.
Funeral Saturday. 3. m. ~ a. u Peters
Funeral Home. i2057 Gratiot avenue.
TRAINER. George 4 beloved husband OF
Eva and dear father Of Marie and
George a Jr.. funeral from residence.
ss22 Huntington road. Royal Oak satur-
day r. m. g. shrine Of the Little
Flower $50 m. burial Holy sepulchre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
nFIAWARE PAPK

DELAWARE PARK
Weather cloudy: track muddy
First x ce-- Walter HaiEht. Belfnnd .
Boy Nyleve, Port Melody. Forest DO
and Fking Reign
Second Eace-PuCkv sir. Pirate shin.
Arquero. Miss Maid. Gurkhs and Single
Ply
Third Race silver Lining
sixth Race Sentinel
seventh Race Ward DoEo. Idle Fam
Gle 49, 700 fars
Eighth Race--Play Gold. Briar Sharp.
In. 10y. dreamer. Rhodium. Chaliants,
Csnsting. Love Mark and Nick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03

Ioi ot2 cents. payable July % TO
stock of record July 10.
Delay Stores. Inc, declared n
dividend of 10 cents on common.
payable August l 10 stock of
record July Is. Paid a like amount
on May l.
Maytag Company declared a
regular quarterly dividend of 81 so
on Sc first preferred and Is cents
on So preference. both payable
August l to stock of record July
IS
San Diego Gas and Electric
Company declared a dividend of
Ia cents on common. payable July
Is 10 stock of record June 30.
Similar amounts have been paid
each month since February.
PheIps-Dodge Corporation de-
clared dividend of so cents. paw
able September 10 to stock of
record August Is. Previous pay
ments this year were % cents each
IN March and June.
Raymond Concrete Pile Com.
Ipany declared an extra dividend of
Is cents and dividend of IS cents
on common. both payable August
to stock of record July 81. Similar
payments were made in May.
Amerada Corporation declared a
regular quarterly dividend of so
cents. payable July 81 to stock of
record July IS.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacture
ing Company declared dividend
Iof Sl.75, payable September Is to
stock of record August 20. A
similar dividend was paid in Sep
TENDER last year.
Corn Exchange Bank Trust
Company declared a regular quar-
'terly dividend of Is cents. paw
able August l to stock OF record
July Is.
Bendix Aviation Corporation de-
clared dividend of 81 on common.
payable September 2 TO stock Of
record August 2. The same amount
was paid last June.
Discount Corporation Of New
York declared an initial dividend
OF Sl.20 on new capital stock. pay
able July Is 10 stock of record
July 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
At CHARLES TOWN

Weather. cloudy; track. heavy
First Rico Pr. son ship. Mathora Coz
A. Lane, Hi Toots. Suegsle. Free Tone.
S"co ~ce-"~n-t S-rah. pcnD-rv.
Ann GroucheT, Miss Hildur. National.
Expected Belle.
Nijinsky Mud Bobber Queen Meadow,
Brilliant Carl
Fourth Race Armenidss Red Wings
Radio Charm Nannykins. Little Harpist,
CrQuchy Girl
Fifth Race-Wsugh Scout Some
Croucher, Alamode, Chakra.
sixth Race Magic Rock. scullery
Maid. Lord Longworth, Charming Boy,
Never Home. Goanteli.
seventh Race-Hich Aim, Lady Tina
role Mystic Man, Bright Gem
Eighth Race--Trostar Custer. judges
Bid. Extra Good. Worthowning. Russell
Niece
Ninth Race Declared off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-03
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AT DETROIT
Weather. cloudy: track. fast
First Race-Ssn Monica
Fourth Race-Flyfng Gift wv Roll
S'yonth Race--Low Road
Eighth Race-CabIeRrari
Ninth Race-Declared off
EMPIRE CITY
Weather. cloudy: track fast
FIRST Race Paravings. Helen's b and
Somervills
Second Race-Her Quest Chalmac
React Marie Olympia, Hy-Happy( Daisy
Boy, Cuckoo-Man and GoabssfHd
Fourth Race-Powered Heels.
Fifth Race-Ernie Hoist
seventh Race-Davitt ScrooR, Golden
Bubble and Pistol Pete.