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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Detroit Produce

APPLES fttfuoir bu nsskeiE Caronns
Summer, q. MN soc; Mich. eu oss
81 Duchess ~" min 81 hu crate,
generally good quality medium siz.
buchess ana Trsnspsrents. soTsc. Rec
Astrsehsns, 7Sc. Del bu baskets Wi
Hams Red Y. a. No. az" min, 81 10 \
i15
CANTALouPEs salmon Meats. Ari,
Phoenix District. bu crates. AIS 81 Is y
50. aSs ana SIS " soI2ss Ind true.
receipts sid. crstes 2Ts- 81 S0 n 80
CARROTS California L. A crates a
dor punches. 81 SOFAS poorer ~ rs
ChULiFJoWER Wash. pony crates ~,
ard larger. 81 1912
CELERY Mich. punches. dol, stalk.
30c
HoNEYDEws - CaHtornia std. crates
12s 81 s5Hi75 Arm std crates o. and
i2s and jumbo crates s. 81 SO1I7s
raTTrUrnTa -SaTlhAS. 5-d0z- ~ 30uf Is
poorer SIPS; watsonvnle. 5-doI., So 75p
4sa. idoz 50 50
PEACHES Georgia IN. baskets. ~
few best 1872. some 81 75di3S u.
min. 81 asa so. few 81 go some 81 IS
- MN 81 100 as. Hsies. q min.
81 - south Ssroli .. Hiley'. -" min
PEARS California boxes. Bsrti.tt'
PEAs-colorsdc, bush.l baskets. 81; bu
hampers fair quality. 81 so
POTATOES - iO0-lb. sacks: caihorns
Long Whites. washed. u. 8. No l. $3.50
2 IS; L. s. Commercial. si.7S6225: Idaho
and Oregon. washed Triumphs 4. q No
few. 81 IS: Long Whites r. s. No l. s7Is
Nebraska Triumrhs. washed T.. =. No. 4
fso. - so. Cobblers. washed u. e No I
81 fsN 50: Virginia Cohblers. unwsshec
L. ; No. 1 $40. Missouri and Ksnss,
Cobhlers fair 10 good quality, washed
- 20aitn few 81 so, unvashed. k1.i0d
1 40. poorer. GOO nti.
ToMAToEs-ohio dollhouse s.Ib. bal,
kets. medium sise. 500 Use. small size
asa 40c: Missouri. i7-ouart climax baskets
1900. Michigan l2-quari climax baskets
TOO Tsc. fair quality asa fOc
WATFRMELONS 49, Per melon. Ceorgis
Cuban Queens. rs lbs 32is n 3sc: % lbs
t06fsc, 30 ms. CSC: Dude Creeks u
Ihs.. 3Se: Missouri Lees Grsys. % lbs
SOC Black Diamonds. ~ MS soc 30 lbs
$50 Cuban Queens. ~ ms, 35c 2s-2'
his. soc. 40 lbs. asa SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Skina OF Excess Purchasing Power

The most effective is to skim off the purchasing
that work government
instead Of being private consumption Whether this is
done purchase defense
the purpose keeping providing
that needed for defense and of releasing materials
mlNary
Since May hundreds OF thousands Of Americans
buying defense bonds and help for defense
help achieve
viii begin the sale of anticipation which should
se of income and and thus
tribute TO the great detectives
There this fiscal program every
10 do something helpful only defend the republic but
keep down the evils O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Amer. SEATING
Doubles Profit

American Seating Company re-
ports for the six months ended
June 30. consolidated net profit
of S2S2, 227 after federal income
and excess profits taxes. ETC..
equal 10 S127 a share on common
stock. This compares with $780,
1877 or as cents a share in the
first six months of 1910.
Provision for federal taxes for
the first half of 1871 amounted to
sos 900, of which $4,000 was
for excess profits tax. Normal in.
come taxes were computed at 80
per cent. Excess profits tax was
estimated on a basis OF recent
ways and means committee pro-
posals. In the first half of 1910
federal taxes were $27 900.
For the March quarter Of this
year net profit was S163,522 or
IA cents a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Paper Mill Activity
Exceeds 100 Per Cent

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Paper
mill activity during the week
ended July 10 was at 1904 per
cent OF capacity. as compared with
95.S per cent for the previous
week and 91.3 per cent for the
week ended July 90 1910. accord
ing TO the American Paper and
Pulp Association. Paperboard pro-
duction showed similar gain and
for the week ended July la was
81 per cent of capacity COM
pared with II per cent In the
previous week this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Seek TO Slash Current Purchasing Power

Now however. a 81
unemployment rapidly decreasing the volume produc
rapidly the defense program gets full
swing. shall reach the which and in
duses viii approaching The problem will
longer be the Of total also
defense production dvertng
defense fields.
Al that sustained demand deposits would make
additional reasonbut most important one-fo taking
available dollar of
II the patriotic thing buy defense bonds and
The point wish make today that also the prudent
the best of stability
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Lumber Production
QYeK1q40-

NEW YORK. July 2S.-National
Lumber Manufacturers ASSocia-
tion reported that lumber produc-
ton for the week ended July 10
stood at lbs per cent Of the average
Of the corresponding week 1886
80 and shipments 1877 per cent.
Production totaled DIS. 217. 900 feet,
4 per cent greater than the prev
ious period and IS per cent above
a year seb. Shipments aggregated
2s6 .631 900 feet. up IL per cent
and 10 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Earnings Doubled
By fruehauf Trailer

Fruehauf Trailer Company re-
ports for the six months ended
June 30 net profit of Sl.137 977
after reserve OF 1891 400 for nor
NAL and excess profits taxes, equal
10 S264 share on common stock.
This sRsEeS-sI.it4f- an adjusted
net profit OF S5l9.5S3 or S1.17 a
share on common in the like pc
rod of 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
July Car Sales
Below June

New passenger car registrations
in 81 principal cities for the first
IA days OF July show a gain of
22.33 per cent, compared TO the
same period last year. r. L. Polk
81 Co. announced today.
The total. however, is a decrease
OF l4.5S per cent compared 10
registrations in these same cities
for the same period in June.
On the basis of these returns.
new passenger car registrations
for the entire country for July are
estimated by Polk al 385, go units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Marine News

UP: Burlington. q. m Sunday Bunsen.
9 So schoonmaker,. 1910 = Zephyr cleared.
1i:1o: Paisley, 1920 p. m. Bariow-Fru-
getty arrived 1913. West arrived, 12:55:
Green Island 1910: windsolte. 7:05; We'll
lsndoc, Arcturus. Negaunee. Paine, $50:
Iselin arrived: Whitney Barge No. % ar
rived 7:40: Palmer, 3:25; Poe. $780, Con-
gerald, sos; Lagonda, $40: sierra arrived
7:2o: Smith Thompson. 1850: Mckinney,
500: Jupiter. $40: Barraiiton Pleasant ar
rived. s:45; Keydon arrived o:10; Acadia.
lite. q:45: Jack arrived, 1855; Hy Ford,
10: Mead arrived 1l:45; Leonard, scandrett
arrived i2i5 q. m. Monday: Walters. 4:
p. II. Taylor arrived 1 80: w. A. Reiss. 8:
r. J. Barnes arrived $40; Lake Chelan.
CITY windsor arrived. $50 suIphts- swed-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

fos
very glad Of this opportunity TO take Mr. Rukeysers
OF the defense savings program.
The, government making every
possible of national defense
savings 1t hoped that this will check the nhaonay tendencies
that naturally from the tremendous effort
making for defense and the arsenal of democracy
Our defense effort has reabsorbed directly indirectly
millions of those unemployed
national envelope fatter before Amer
workers leading abundant life before
Our supplies raw materials civilian
needed the defense and effort
is only beginning
These the conditions in which prices and will
unessi we take vigorous measures TO check them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Minimize Further Rise in Bank Deposits

In this guest column should like TO discuss other anti
nfationaTs that generally understood This
problem Of minimizing further deposits
time The will be raised by bond program
difficult
the less shall regular
Such reduction will demand deposits
which might otherwise have taken place
AS volume Of il banks
make purchases bonds During period
business expansion perhaps desirable
then had large volume unemployment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

up-A n Ferbert. Norway. o.. m.
sunday: Beaumont Parks, Barge c, 80.
BattIeford. 8; Michigan, Msrauet,s. s;so'
n Ystes. Z; Alsoste.l. Jay Morse, Camp
pus. Saturn. 1880: Crete. Ishpemins. q;
W. l.. smith $40 n. 3. GIlies. Lavaldos.
Mariposs. Msis .: =. v. ssrrent 1905
Ees F p.t,1 W p p s Ss.ys'rd ss sa.s.
Amazon. a. p wolvin. II 80; A. y. Hsr-
vsy. noon: Assiniboia, n. Croft, 10
y. m b r. Arleek 2 Noronle. 4.
Hutchinson s; j. " Mclean. 30; Heron
-f,rv-errn-7rr--+-- F,~4--r- 2 uss--Me-
IschIin. J p Durston. 730i = stanton.
Algowsy 6; Euwood. T.. c. Smith, X. q.
Dalton. o. Thos lynch. J. Watt. fef
" W Pope 1890: willard. II; Norce.
i;3o a. m Monday e Collins a Ash
$40 so = = / vo prs s,., chemist ;.
DowN-chss Hubbard. n. J. Morren.
a. m. SUNDAY s. ,. MURPHY M.sns:
Pioneer, stseknouss 2:3o; Geo. Crawford.
stsdscons $50; Lindshury. Presaus Isle.
DO Zenith , CITY. Wv W Psrsr., . SO;
w X. Ncc.sn, 10 30: Msr'tans, >. ".
Gates. J. r, Walsh. noon: suttercup.
Lake Kv,tie Lake Louise. 1880 .. m;
J. A. Hatfield Steel Vendor. 1: w. y.
TSsr, L o0 w c,,s 100 x ws kins:
". / shaw. Bryn Barss, $50: Laets-
wanna. sam Msthsr. 8: z. J. Kuias, ESQ,
Louis Hill. 70; y. n Mseoubrey, Younes.
,G- w ESQ., T n,,.r s WIN me-.
NIGHT cygnus. Berryton Lsssls. =.
c. Dink.y. $50 s,eenon. . A romifr-
son. }: J. sullfvsr. A y Cornelius. q;
, Hui.t $40 chss ponn.iiy' 100; W.
n. Schiller
Calm. clear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

II is true that exports 10 the
Orient are threatened. Curtail-
ment Of consumption goods indus
tries will bring some disruption OF
our economy The railway wage
problem is coming 10 head. The
leadership in market activity has
not been impressive OF late. The
way volume fell of on the rise
week before last was not en-
couraging.
But the fact remains that the
most active stocks have been those
that have gone up. Saturdays rally
brought the broadcast and most
active weekend market in several
months.
The continued large number Of
new highs" for the year is not
eble. This condition prevailed on
Thursday and Friday as well as
on Saturday This strongly sug-
geStS- that-the market lending
TO 60 up. In this connection one
should not forget that consider
able proportion Of very respectable
stocks are participating.
Incidentally. the railway stocks
closed the week above 30 dow
Jones) and seem TO have definitely
confirmed the up trend.
Good earnings statements are
coming out and are especially
favorable lust now as tending tc
offset fears OF taxation. since
many corporations have been
making ample provision IN advance
for excess profits taxes. tSuch re-
cent statements as Union Carbide
Monsanto. Air Reduction, United
States Pipe. and Barnsdall Oil, are
noteworthy.
What Nash-kelvinator is doing
in the way of defense production
and earnings should he noted by
bears on the motor stocks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

Americas Airiines, Inc. and ssbsidbareo
reported for the SIX months ended June -
consolidated net profit ~ ssss TIT altar
Interest. onsolescsrcs. appreciation. federas
den6 requirements On ~. mo shares a.
- as ~uuuistive conv~rfihs preferred storh
- 81 ~ share Or $40 sfs shares % com
mon stock oufstsndins ., the eloss - tha
ssssaa---Ia-i sisxi-AAsf- G- ie4a- IA Co.,
panx- eported q eonanlldafsd- AIT p<sfft- -
sssT. t0s after federal income taHss -
s73t 100. squsi 70 ~ ~ Q share =. tsf. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Detroit Poultry

Market steady Hens. average run 7ic
lsghorn hens. ms and NJ lies cocks
l01 re rock snringsrs. under lbs 2ic
Z lbs and up. 72e lsrhorn hroilsrs y
rGGs= Msrs,t usadv current receipts.
fthe; undergrsdes, 20 d22hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Treasury Official Tells
Defense Bond Features
Rukeyser

EDITORS NOTE: Daniel w. Bell undersscretary the
treasury and Of the the
cen today coiunns
Stanley Revssr, George
first head Of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, Wash
ington, t0Il the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
HareI-Atls. GIs. Company ana

HsreI-Atlss Ola. Company ard subsid-
iaries reported for the quarter ended June
Is q net profit NJ 1929 3lS after deprecis-
fion. federai income taxes ~ Saqi 22S etc
equivalent n 81 II = share. against $500
f2e. or 81 IS share In the June quarter
~ the previous year. and tt7f 1t3 ar 81 %
'fptn roF sfS months ended June "a tasi.
1tns indicated net profit vas 81 3s, Tp
equal 20 - ~ a share. against si.71o as3
or f2.e3 q share In ths first half OF 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
EARNINGS

National Aeme Company for the June
quarter had q net income Of 1851 .334 after
provision for normal and excess profits
taxes ~ nev rates contemplated equal 10
81 40 = snare. against s77i so dollarr or
$40 IN the June quarter ~ ipso. and
se2Li33 or ti.A In the first quarter Of
1871.
CougoIearr- Marin Company. Inc. for six
months ended June 30 had net profit 81
81 Ill, 23t. eausi 10 - cents q common
share, against $3.50. ISL or 81 cents IN the
first half ~ 1870 Income and excess
profits taxes In the first half 81 1p4i to-
tailed 5000. 200 consisting ~ normal and
state income taxes. excess profits tar. and
estimated increase In income and excess
profits taxes under the proposed new bill
Outbosrd Marine and Manufacturing Com
pauy and subsidiaries reported for the quar-
ter ended June ~ . net profit ~ 1909. ies
after depreciation federal income and err
cess profits taxes. etc. equal TO 81 "a n
share. against s7te. 3S0 or 81 50 q share In
the June asurter ~ the previous year and
$3.50. t5s or siss a share for the quarter
ended March II, 1871
Checker Cab Manufacturing prd suN -
'aries reported for the quarter ended June
20 net profit NJ 1863 Pos. aite
tion. interest and provision ~ S2s sis for
feders income taxes ~ the present rates
but before excess profits taxes equal 10 -
ar ~ AZ a .hsrs In the tune ausrter 81 me
previous yesr and ti33,s7p or 81 "a . share
for the quarter ended March 81. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Scratches
NOON PRICES
International News Service Wire
ARLINGTON PARK

International News Service Wire
ARLINGTON PARK
weather, clear; track. fast.
First Race-Blsck Pair. Syrian Boy
Second Raes-City Boy. Nancy z, LII
ban Roth, veiled Prophet Pstapsco'
Third Race-Mastsrpiece
Fourth Race-Pajas, Bon Jour, De
Kalb.
Fifth Rsce-Losical. Sir Kid.
Eighth Race-Ciayville.
Ninth Rsce-Declared OF.
BEL AIR
Weather, clear; track, fast.
First Race Nyleve, Malvos shiny
Dome Tacara- Lilly
Second Race Gay Boo Eayifsht. Tar
Miss scootis Rrinkioy Ida Time
Third Race Flying Clown. Anchors
Down. Justa Bud. Flying Falcon.
Fourth Race Beacon Queen Wild In
dian. Nifnsky. Happy Nariene, Peeto-
FAth Rsce-Hiblsne. Miss Identity.
Gayle r.. Miss Neptune. Tempting Witch,
Dsshing Doe
sixth Rac.-Luls Khayysm. clamp.
Brsxton, Time Scout, Siresmer, Lady's
Beau.
Seventh Race-Yankes Lad. Good Ma.
ture. Msewhlsk. West Sea, Kingoo. Dark
Ace.
Eighth Race-Duchess Del Penny Ar
esde. Solo Dash, Bardy, Baby Novice,
Blox, Frank II.
- afA-fstst kt>Sfstfrcs- rfrttt
Weather. cloudy; track muddy.
FRS, Race Circles son. Lady MAS
cara Hedda Cab. Whitsinsvile.
Second Race Countess Abbott. Gar
den Gal, Quaker Lad. Jolly Princess.
Third Race -Grandpas Boy. Miss
Coed. Swing Band, Minstrel Wit.
Fourth Race stage Beauty.
Fifth Race-Crimson Tide, vsietor. All
Heels
seventh Rscs-Epitory
Eighth Race-woodvils Jubilee C..
Mon Reeve. star Marvel. Old sweety
Old River.
SARATOGA
Weather. raining: track slow.
First Race--Phsrsbang
Eighth Rsce-Attractine Allamuchy
Westosn, Brown Bomb. Equestrieune.
DETROIT
Weather. clear: track. fast.
Seventh Race--Grey Pertros
FIELD HORSES
First Racs-Oklab. Merry Saxon. Mount
kala. Kate's Kitten
Second Race-Impersl Carol. Com
Home. Red Brand. Black Arrow
Third Race Bubbles M. cophetus, Pin
Lady
sixth Race Imperial sun. F1orid
seventh Rsce-Gsmbhns Boy, imitrs
Crack Boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied hy BonEard Co.
Windsor. Prices IN cents. Noon prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

Among the best performers
among stocks last week. were
steels, aviations, and metals This
fact strikes the war note. Those
who have thought in terms OF a
short war seemed forced 10 revise
their calculations.
At the end OF the week. how
ever. the outstanding movements
came in stocks particularly
affected by the Japanese crisis,
NOTABLY rayon and silk, sugar,
rubber. and tin issues. These were
att higher because of fears of
shortages. The fats and oils were
also affected on account of copra.
soya beans, etc.
But the breadth Of the market
was attested by new highs for such
issues as Lone Star Cement. Her
cules Powder. and international
Salt Certain rails participated. as
Delaware Lackawanna and Wes-
tern Ton favorable tax news) and
Bangor and Aroostook Ton war
traffic developmentsl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Bear Tendencies
Fail 10 Affect
Stocks in Week
BY LEWIS HANEY


frof. of Economics, New York University
The one great outstanding fact
about the stock market of late
has been the failure of bearish
tendencies 10 make any real prog
ress during the past week. A week
ago, many observers emphasized
the unfavorable symptoms, and
talk OF a nearby reacti ion
abounded. But the market did not
decline. II actually closed the week
slightly higher than it did the
week before.
This is great moral victory.
No better evidence OF the under
lying strength" of the market
could be desired.
II is the more striking in view
of developments in our relations
with Japan. To he sure we have
been confronting such possibilities
so long that much must have been
discounted.
The actual breaking of such
news as the freezing" of japanese
resources here land American re-
sources there, accompanied by
sharp reactions in Japanese secur-
ity markets and war-scare COM
modify markets, was bound TO be
"a shock.
The fact that it's main effect
vas to bring rise in sugar and
.rayon stocks. confirms the more
optimistic interpretations OF the
markets technical position.
II continues 10 seem best for
those who have any interest in
the stock market other than short
term trading, 10 hold their posi-
tons despite minor dips. Other
wise they may find themselves
losing those positions, and miss
ing the boat"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
-r-eecN+.st.rtA-r+rx-

SARATOGA
Weather. raining: track. slow.
First Race--Phsrabang
Eighth Race-Attractine Allamuchy
Westcsn, Brown Bomb Equestrieune.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
New Typothetae Head
Lauds Press Freedom

Freedom of the press" was en-
phasized today by Otis H. johnson.
new president of the United
Typothetae of America and retiring
president of the local Graphic Arts
Association, in an address before
the association in the Mayf1oWer
Hotel.
Mr.. johnson said throughout this
free land of ours are 10000 printing
plants, manned by more than 900 900
employees that stand as the sentinels
OF freedom. and their job offers the
only means through which a people
could build up civilization such as
we know today" He added there
has never been and there never can
be freedom. as we know the term,
unless there exists the free printing
press"
Edward H. Evans, manager of the
Law Reporting Co., will succeed Mr..
Johnson as president of the WASH
ington association. The latter was
paid tribute today for his services to
the local printing industry by Clark
II. Long, assistant director of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing:
A. E. Giegengack. public printer, and
John j. Deviny. deputy public
printer.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
IS Killed in Virginia
In Weekend Traffic

BY the Associated Press.
Fifteen deaths from highway acci-
dents in Virginia were reported over
the week end. Nine deaths reported
Yesterday brought to 81 the number
Killed during the Wednesday Sun
day Thanksgiving holiday period
and to 929 the number so far this
year.
There were l3 highway deaths re-
ported during the 1910 Thanksgiv-
ing holiday period and the State
Division of Motor Vehicles recorded
a total of 853 deaths from highway
accidents in Virginia during 1910.
Deaths reported yesterday and
Saturday included: Margaret A.
Spindle, 9-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Spindle of near
Fredericksburg, fatally injured yes
terday when a car overturned near
McHenry in Spotsylvania County.
Thomas King, %, of Banner, N. c.,
who died Saturday in an Inde-
pendence (VaD hospital of injuries
received Thanksgiving when his car
overturned. Mr.. King was the third
victim of this accident. His sister.
Miss Kathleen King, II, and Mrs.
Jesse D. Summey, "a. of West JET
ferson. N. c., were killed.
A man listed by police as Douglas
Hawkins. 38, of Middleton. was killed
Saturday in an automobile truck
collision on Route 7, five miles east
of Winchester.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Dr.. Marshall 10 Head
Association Committee

The selection of DR.. c. Herbert
Marshall. jr., retiring president OF
the District branch of the National
Associa ton for the Advancement of
Colored People. as chairman Of its
Executive Committee was announced
today.
Other committee chairmen are
Mrs. Ruby Hawkins, memberships
w. Robert Ming. jr., finance: Mrs.
Gertrude B. Stone. press and pub
licity; William H. Hastie. radio; DIR.
Leon A. Ransom of Howard Uni
versity, legal redress and legislation;
U. Simpson Tate and Dutton Fer
guson. labor and industry co-chair-
men: DR.. John Lowell, jr.. education,
and George E. Brice and James N.
Ward. entertainment co-chairmen.
James E. Scott was elected presi-
dent of the District branch at its
November membership meeting. The
Executive Committee also announced
that it had accepted as a member
Andrew Morris. recently elected
president of the N. A. A. c. P. Youth
Council.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Robber Takes $50,
Scorns Small Chanqe

Police were searching today for an
armed man who took $50 in bills
from the cash register Of the Old
Dutch Inn in Riverdale, Nd. last
night, and then with a magnani-
nous gesture told the proprietor to
keep the change"
George Greer, the proprietor, said
the bandit entered his establish
ment at 430 Baltimore boulevard at
about 9 pm, when only he and his
wife were present. Drawing a gun,
he demanded all the bills in the
cash register, but refused to take
any silver.
"As q matter of fact there want
much change" said Mr.. Greer this
morning. He didn't miss much"
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Robberies Net STA
Cash and Properly
Valued al S310
Fort BeIvoir Soldier
Reports Theft Of $50
From Hotel Room

Thieves made of with STA in
cash and property valued at s3lC
in the District over the week end,
according to reports to police.
Pvt. Anthony Karalius of the 5th
Engineers, Fort Belvoir, said some
one stole $50 from his hotel room
in the 500 block OF F street NV,
Saturday night.
Robbers who forced the rear door
Of drug store at 1922 Fourteenth
street NV. last night carried of
three cases of cigarettes valued at
$168, $25 in cash and 81 in stamps,
Jesse w. Shelley, manager Of the
store, reported.
Grocery Robbed.
Tobacco goods also were stolen
from grocery at 1000 o street NV.
Leon Shirley, proprietor, said cigars,
cigarettes and -four with q total
value of $50 were missing. Entry
was gained by breaking a window.
Peter Vance, proprietor of a
lunchroom at 1924 @ street NV,
reported that thieves forced the
bars in rear door and stole $40 in
cash and whisky valued at s25.
Check writing and adding ma
chimes and typewriter. with a total
value of $54, were stolen from an
office at 14ll Fourteenth street NV,
police were told. The property be-
longed to Hellmut w. Scholneldt,
Blake Palm and Clarice Dix.
Picketpocket Gets So.
Richard E. Craddock. 22l Adams
street NE. reported his billfold con-
tanning 50 was stolen when he was
jostled by a crowd while standing
in street car loading zone at Sew
enth street and Florida avenue NV.
A purse snatcher got $6 from
Fannie B. Brown, colored. of 125 G
street S.W. while she walked on G
street between Third and Fourth
streets S.W. Saturday night.
AL Golden, proprietor of a lunch
room at 229 Fourth street S.W., re-
ported two boxes of cigars valued
at $l.69 were stolen from his shop
by thieves who broke the front door
glass.