davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
expansion of Defense Activities

The transition going has two great phases which are
closely related to the two aspects Of the war economy One the
expansion other the curament Of
civilian activities curtailmen incidentally a
restriction civil liberties; and the expansion OF
dustries dictatorship of military life.)
II these two phases aspects that the quabbing is about
Mr. Knusen directly with the production OF goods
and the expansion of defense activity Mr. Henderson is sup
posed to be concerned with civilian supply
come together, they both the
defense defense raonng
civil get steel to produce
and tanks Mr. Henderson to get steel by crtang
civilian automobiles Both oensibly the
namely defense But they would use different
that Mr. Henderson,
glad take the control of industry
curtal production than
he businessman
prefer individual private
enterprise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Sdtt|ey Co. Reoffers
|livonia School Bonds

H. " Sattley & CO., Inc, has
purchased $4,000 school district
No. 2 Livonia Township refunding
bonds which were offered for sale
July % Bonds maturing 1912 to
1858. inclusive, bear interest at
the rate of 2i2 per cent per an
Nun; bonds due 1859 to 1860. in
elusive, which are optional, bear
interest at the rate of 2 per cent
per annum. Par plus total pre-
mium of $685. was paid for the
bonds. The bonds were reoffered
to yield 0.50 per cent to 2.45 per
cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

about by the policy of the Jack
son administration in dealing with
the banking system and land spec
ulation. The silk house failed,
largely because of inability 10 col
lect hundreds of thousands of dol
lars owed by country merchants
for goods sold TO them on terms
of six months TO two years.
Today the mercantile agency, as
represented by Dun & Bradstreet,
il only one of hundreds of agencies
rendering credit reporting service,
either specialized or localized. TO
American business. Dun e. Brad
street, however, is the largest and
lis national i'm seq. It's reference
book records the vital statistics
of American business. And vital
they are for the big book reflects
5000 changes a day 400 new
concerns. 1,200 deletions of de-
funct enterprises, 1900 changes in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Marine News
DETROIT


UP Kendrick, sos p, m. Wednesday;
Mexon arrived. 3:iO: Hobson. 3:25; Hub.
bard. 3:35: Barlowsapor arrived, $50:
gpames'Maida arrived i;io; Tug RUSSELL
Gates. 5; Cornelius Jr cleared. SIG:
Chambers arrived sos: Wood. Lackawana
arrived shensngo cleared, 1888: Rob-
erts Jr. $40; Coraia arrived, Alpnea ar
rived. $40: Boland s:O5: Walsh, e:i5:
Mclean. ego: Clyde. s:25; Algosoo. $50: .
Barrallion- Frugelity arrived. 10; La Belle,
Ills: Mead arrived. Peter White, HAS:
lakewood. u IS a. m. THURSDAY. Macou-
lbrey. sarnisn, i.20; Nettleton. 2:20:
Young. $50 Atterbury arrived. ass;
schupp Buttercup- Pleasant arrived. 3
Brock,on. 5:i5 Irvn $40; syiysnis
$50; Sierra arrived 7. Jenkins, 7:i5; Oh
colt. 7;4O: shaw Brynbarge. Cyclic WAR
rior, Glenelg arrived 7:t5: conneaut. 1855:
s.35: Hulst. si5, North American .,
I DOWN Frantz, Sierra cleared. 3;25
p m. Wednesday Steeton. Glenelg cleared.
$40: Crowley. AS: Pontiac. $40; n. r.
Jones. SIS; Barlow Freeiand cleared.
Humphrey $50, W w Holloway. $40;
Pent Mitchell 40, Mills. 100 Heekin
arrived. 80. Gallagher, 1853; Hebsrd.
ls;i5: Mexon cleared s SIS. Barkhamstead-
rived $50. Fitch cleared 1o.tn, Nc
lGonagle l0.sat Alpena cleared W. 9.
Richardson. II 70 James Mazda cleared.
III 20. Coralia cleared II 30. Fafr ~ So;
Acseialitc. ~ so m Thursday: Fort
windoc 12s35...T " 0uarries f2.f5:
ICrudoil, 1880 Bcrwnd % Stephenson
Manila i'll. Alamz. = 20 McAd Cleared.
Rsnuey $50 lseiiu cleared. 1855. Hum
rick -Inaha- Fcicron arrivef
Stt1T STE. MARIE
Thos Lamont. II 5 wilkinson, o: Leh-
ltinen. Blanche. 10 J. a Campbell, y.
Mac. Naughion. +. Davidson. r. Bill
llings Homer Williams. Trimble. noon
r. FULTON, u 30 p. m, r. r. Vigor.
Princeton 1 sweden ~ shiras. 1880:
r.. T. Weir Harmonic q Cambria. o.
ISoodoc. MunsinE $3.50 Renvoyle. Cornell,
Is. b. Cowlr. Brico.doc $50: r.
Schneider $50, Cleneagles, J. G.. Nun
SON. Z r. c Frlck 10, II Butler. Zenith
'Berryton. 3 w J. Fiibert $50. Benson
Ford Mindemoya 4 Perseus. J. sherwin.
r. w Pargny s.30 VIM hsther. 5: r.
Epson r. Lindaogry, 8 y. y. saunders
lJr. T. Roysiton sam Mather, 1880.
DoWN-Crete Hcuzhton. .. m.
"wednesday. Assiniboia. 30 A. A. Hud-
son Norway 2. s ~ Robbins u. rs.
IGilhes, 80 a. =. Harvey, csrmi Thomp-
son. saueon. lshpeming $3.50; G. w.
Perkins N Yates Hi Mclean. AlKo-
way. 3. Chester. 80, Jay Morse. }. =.
IMcAipine. p l. Ford, a. n, wolvn. 8:
lLavaIdoc s Calumet Saturn. 100 ".
n. Crawford 8 G r. NccullouEh u {.
5o Ohm E,bei $3.50 sss " VT l. smlts 70, q;
a. stone. 10 so. u. q. Dalton. G. L.
Hutchinson 81 Cau0pus y. y Jones.
II 30 " Sargent. n. Rartslnle.
midnight. Th0s Lynch Peter Reiss ~ ~
a. m Thursfsy MatheaEtou = Stanton.
.Eiiwood > Collins. q = Corman,
VIM. McI.avchiau. $40 SOfco, Battles
ford a suiiAHA- Ia@4.ilsi g. q 10 Bunzsa.
10. watt $50. DoVnacona. l.. g. smith.
Ia: Elba. y. y. Tariin, '3D. L. e. Hsssa.
X ROGERS. Msriposs. Msls sororlr.
q Calm overcast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Farmers Market

APPLES Duchess fancy. 81 No. J.
fancy 81 bu.; No. /. si.25nI.5o; No 2
i75c Rsl. steele Red. fancy sl7S bmi
No. !. Si25ni.50. No. .. -jc Transpar
lents. fancy, Slgl25s No /, 65u SC ou
ASPARAGUS /. soa7sc doz behs
No $50 soc
BEANS Green. fancy S2q25o; No. /
xIh so No. 2 Sjc wax fancy. 81 No
II. sidi.jo No 2 s5c. horseoeans, No. /
? bu No. 2 81 30 bu.
BEETs-No /. 50 Aoc dog. bchs.. 5og
BLHcKRERRIEs- !, s3a35O; "a.
BROCCOLI No. 1. sI.5Oh17s.
CABBAGE Fancy N25 bu No. J,
GOO 81 10 20 Nc ? &c red No. l.
soc H 81 Is; No. ?. I5e curly No / 81 ou
81 Is - IS. No 81 10
CARROTS Fancy. SOC doz. hchS No.
!. IS y iSc. coo 81 23 bu. 81 Sl.2o bu
CELERY 10 j. 20 SOC; No. .
100 SC doz, bchs.
CELERY cABBAGE--Faney. so bu.
CELERY ROOT No. l. 75casl
CHERRIES sweet. fancy. 81 24.quart
crates: No. |, S34S5o; sour. fancy 81 %;
NC cuicuMBsEERs- Fancy. 81; No. /. sou
cuRRANTs- l, s3a3.5o 24-quart
crate
pIrr-4oq soc Dozen lunches
EGGPLANT--No J. 81. 0Hl 30 y hn.--
EGGS = Large. $40 20 . 1919 Ju-dozen
ease: small. 50 259g75.
G0osEBERRIEs-No. /. 81 $50 A-qt.
HEAD LETTucE-Fancy H25 bu: No.
II. $50 soc bu. No. ?. IS soc bu.
HUcKI. FPERRi ES-No. J. S5.50q6 a.
*oHL. RABI-No. /. 25a4Oe doz. bchs
1. LEEKS-No. 1, 7ac 81 dOz. bchs.
oKRA-No. /, 81 IS s-lb. basket, No.
oNioNs-Green. No. I. IS y soc dor.
bohs. dry onions. No. /. sOcuSl Sob.
"f PARSLEY 40 = soc doz bchs
PARSLEY RoQT-No. : 45r55c IN
PEARS Fancy, 81. No /, Hq15o
PEAs|No. I. 81 so; No. , 81
PEPPERS Green. 40. !. 55aiSe peck
basket No. ?, soc hot No /, 3o9 ioc
PLuMsINo. ! u.7sg2.25 -. s., 80
In. 75q s5c hu No 2. ljc bu.
POULTRY Hens. live heavy breeds. 20
n pc II leghorns. asa zoe; erollers'
heavy 20 &c 10 IeshoTns go 20 Z. az 22e 40 10
bchs No. 2 Csc long white, No. /. 800
&C doz bchs.
RAsPRERRfEs- Black No. SO Ih1
{ rs 24-qt. crate. red. No, /. 1915 go25.
1878
RtfTARNGAS No J. 50d I5c hu.
SQUASH summer. No. J, 500 9oc -
bu, No ? 25c table queen SQUASH. No
y N.35n2 % bu Italian. fancy. 81
neck hskt No. 65T soc No ?, soc
Huhhard- NJ -x1-211-L. ------,-
SWEET CORN Fancy, g0c 20 ~ o-doz.
sack. No l. sou SIC: No. 2, acc.
TOM ATOEs Outdoor fancy 81. Il
IN. basket. No J. 80 65c. No ?. to'
hothouse. fancys 81; No. ], H7o' No
rURNIPs /. 4Oae soc doz. bchs,'
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano 4o9
soc bu escarole. No. !. 400 65e ou en-
dive fancy. Si.50 bu.; No J. via -
No . Use: sorrel, Is SOC bu. Swiss
chard. IS SOC hu.; kale. 4o@ Coo eu.
mustard No. 1 80 Soc bu. turnips. NO
II. 81 y coo bu spinach No. l. .a5c 81
bu No >. sc bu.. leaf lettuce, No l.
IS 81 SOC hu collards. No. !. IS n SOC bu
4 VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. soca
81 dOx bchs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Competition Keen in Recent Years

years the offerings have been the
petition for them keen Available outlets the above
fields sufficient the funds had We had
10 adjust investing practice 10 get the outThat
adjustment reflected changes
the fields OF investments and second developing
of going out and seeking investment the old fields
well
to
road bond in the 1905 limited We railroad
equipment trust certificates For the middle
late thrtieS this field provided satisfactory sizabe
amount of In the last three years field
this class of securities has declined level makes
eunaractiVe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31


Summer stoker sales are reach
ing an all-time high, II. M. Cut
shaw, Cleveland, central district
sales manager, Iron Fireman
Manufacturing Co.. told the De-
troit Iron Fireman dealers at the
district sales meeting today at the
Statier Hotel.
dealers are fully capitalize
ing their improved sales oppor-
tunities, as Indicated by the fact
that Iron Fireman, which as
sists dealers on q cooperative
basis, has spent 10 per cent
more for newspaper advertis-
Ing this year to date than In
the same period Of last year.
More than 500 newspapers are
carrying schedules" Cutshaw
said.
w. f. Gleeson. assistant sale:
manager; and Odin Thomas. sale.
personnel manager. Cleveland
also addressed the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Too Late TO Draw Back From Transition

entirely clear that it late TO draw back
from this transition the timing of the final steps still not settled
and is business.
is a reassuring think. II is that The
public ready The leader waiting Till they arewhich TO
that $ is il should be.
Iceland has The draft has been extended Gas
probably being Japan But
AEF still indefinite and the economy hardly entered
The people ready either send boys fight
abroad" o make sacrifices for defense"
s likely War would make the full
War would make civilian crtaimen
necessary require single head OPM
and OPACS and end the dispute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Present Safety Car

The Michigan Mutual liability
Company has presented the De-
troit police with a new safety
education car. 1t is finished
in blue and crea m and is
equipped with the latest types Of
stationary and portable public
address systems.
The Michigan Mutual has for
many years maintained a safety
car because the cause of safety
is of vital interest 10 US all. y
said Walter r. Otto, president
OF the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Al Highs in Rail
List Features
Mixed Market
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, July Activity
in rail shares. which climbed to
new 1871 peaks. featured an
otherwise dull and irregular stock
market today.
Long strings Of carrier issues
flooded the tape through the lat
ter part of the first hour. with in
dvidual gains running TO better
than a point in some of the pre-
ferreds.
Several issues outside the rail
section moved up to new highs
for the year. Included were AL
lied Stores, Macy and Associated
Dry Goods in the merchandising
group, Warner Bros. in the amuse.
Iments. and Texas Corporation ir
the oils.
Steels duplicated yesterdays
sluggish performance in advance
of second-quarter earnings fol
Bethlehem, although the latter
lchalked up a modest gain.
Chrysler eased a fraction after
being up as much in early deal
Iings. General Motors was firm
Coppers, chemicals and eviations
generally lost a little ground. Mai
orders, oils and electrical equip
ments showed modest improve
ment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
BY VI. J. CLEARY
President the Northwestern Company
Cwnuer Expressly international News ser,ioel


70
Recent brought many important problems
10 institutions and individuals having Of
invest Largely these problems from major facto-the
decline
securities suitable Life
felt the Of this rather keeny funds
a
the interest obligation has assumed under
Mr. Rukeyser has asked brief statement
how adjust ourselves TO prevailing low interest through
modifying investment buying habits Prior 1890
western Mutual followed long established
policy Of investing federal municipal
lying railroad bonds, limited number Of utility bonds first
mortgages improved farm and centrally located business
properties With exceptions the those days
could pick and fields
that it, These offerings provided adequate
factory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Gasoline Stocks Down
Nearly Million Barrels

NEW YORK. July 81 - The
American Petroleum Institute re.
ports total stocks of gasoline in the
week ended July 26 amounted 10
sc, 9a5 900 barrels, off 975 600 from
the previous week. Domestic crude
oil output during the week aver
aged 1868. $50 barrels daily, up
1913, 800 over the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrou'
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit SPOT 90 per cent
tin. nominal, New York. $3.50 future tin
50 so. lake grade copper, delivered Mid
west IL: electrolytic spot smelter, II q
II. So casting copper. ~ IS 81. Louis lead
5. 10: ST. Louis zinc. 1875: New York anti
mony Ia virgin aluminium. IL
Tin nominal some loads of SPOT sold a
So no more available. few trades. other
active. Export copper, II; sales nominal
- so
Free sterling AO3E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Natl MaIIeabIe
Doubles Payment

CLEVELAND. July 81. - Ma
tional Malleable and Steel Cast
ings Company has declared a divi-
dend Of so cents. payable Septem-
Der s. to stock of record August
%. The previous payment was rs
cents on June Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Bonds Of Educational Institutions

Then few investigated possibility
men IN the bonds OF educational institutions We found that
number we'll established
cton domitores and other needed buildings
issues These bond obligations served by the of
projects pledged student fees BOTH We
factory outlet for good millions
ward TO continued business from this
Other less important adjustments changes
The all that
than like to be- is the basis present day levels fairly
sal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Until Silver Pays 81;
LIST Dividend Since 81

MERIDEN Conn, July 31.-In-
ternational Silver Company has de-
clared a dividend of 81 on common
stock. payable September ] 10
stock of record August L. A SINH
lar amount was paid on July 1S,
the first since 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
United Drill Reports
Profit Of S264,659

CHICAGO. July 81. - United
Drill and Tool Corporation reports
an estimated net profit for the
quarter ended June 80 Of 1854 659
after provision for estimated fed
eral income and excess profits.
taxes of SS76.012. This compares
with an estimated profit of S225.-
-9 .6t,7- ffef.-tiift.- ffrSt-Uudrtcr Uf 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Brinqs More Effective Price Control

would bring control
viii be while and farm free War would
mi possible AK defense" we'll profits.
When will all these things head? Probably this
Fall. by October.
Note the vicious circle We have get order have
complete control but the
complete control have This circle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Parker Rust Votes
.xtra and Regular

Parker Rust Proof Company has
declared an extra dividend of rs
cents and a regular quarterly divi
dend of 25 cents, both payable Au.
gust 30. to stockholders of recorc
August IL. Similar payments were
made in May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
PhiIeo Names New
Sales Manager Here

George F. Parshall. general
manager, Philco Distributors, Inc,
Detroit division. announces the
of A. II. Chatten as
general sales manager of the
distributing division.
Chatter comes 10 Detroit from the
Chicago branch. lie has been af-
filiated with the Philco organiza-
ton for-. l3-yeassss-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Freight Car Loddings
Show Slight Decline

NEW YORK. July 31.-Rail.
road freight traffic declined last
week against the usual trend al
this time of the year. Reports
of u major systems indicated
a drop to about $4,000 cars from
S99,370 in the preceding week
This would compare with S718,O0C
cars in the like 1910 week and
655,531 in the comparable 1895
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Invested Moderately in Utilities

While the invested in utility bonds prior 1890
the invested moderate
through intensive cultivation of that field have
creased investment nearly enfold This
from an extensive study and investigation of large number
small local utilities well the large nationally known
Prior to the middle thirties the had invested
residence feel and
have found satisfactory outlet great millions
The residence loan field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Detroit Poultry

-r-rs-kr- -srssy sa""'ffrrs avtrage riin. 1Tc,
leghorn hens lbs. and up. lie. cocks,
100 12c rock springers, under lbs 2ic'
a he and up 22c. leghorn brothers, +,
lhs and up. isc.
EGGs-Msrket stesdy. Current receipts
'2ilze, undergrsdes, 20G 22i7c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

r g p o T tins III
America a n d
throughout the
W o r | d cele-
brates its CEN
tennial.
It's founder,
Lewis Tappan,
a member of
the firm OF
Arthur Tappan
e. Co.. failed
with hundreds
of other lead
in the great
panic of 1887. d
financial disas-
.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
u. S. Taking Final Steps
Toward wv ar Economy
Haney

BY LEWIS HANEY

One conflict between the OPACS tMr.
henderson,
ing the final transition of this country war economy
economy something very different: II
hand freedom choice the people on
the other hand the maximum of dictatorship that the
people will all TO be subject the
necessities necessities TO be decided by the
commander n-chef
This particularly significant in the of so-caled total
such the fashion al this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Gliding A Iswis Machine Tool Co. re-
ports for the six months ended June 80
ter--rtste- srr
federal income and excess profits taxes
Al existing rates. etc. equal 10 81 90 a
share 90 900 600 shares Of common Profit
before taxes Was s7i3.Ote This compares
with revised net income Of s273. iss
or Ia 4 share on 100 600 shares IN the
first half OF 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
-Rukeyser
Executive Discusses
Investment Problems

(Edors note: NJ CIeary national leader in life insurance
president Northwestern Mutual
Company OF Milwaukee, today coiumns for Merrye
Stanley Rukeyser who II. J. Prents
J president of the Armstrong Cork Company will the
coiUmn)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Public SerNlrr Corporation 81 New Jerss'
-r-arf- 3Tfrrr 3G TIT fnc5nE ~ w sSi fg1
equal after dividend requirements on pre-
ferred stocks. to 2.36 a common share
sgainst S25. 5s3.2 22 or Sass common
share IN the ~ months ended June 30
1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

NEW YORK. July 31.--Tomor-
row. Dun & .8radstreet. INC, the
name which is a symbol of credit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

Aero supply Manufacturing Company
shows fer the six months ended June 30.
profit 81 $50 0i0 before federal taxes,
against S37Si47 m the first half OF
et0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

American Maize Products Gsn,peny shows
for the six months ended June 30. a net
profit NJ sfei 7df. against s7i7 600 IN
the 1870 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
Scratches
At ARLINGTON PARK
weather. clear; track. fasl

Weather. clear: track. fast.
First Race-step Apace. Ava Delight.
Miss, Five o'Five, Tippity. Nopslosa Red.
Country Prince.
Fifth Rsce--Topic.
sixth Race-Emomment
Seventh Rsce-Oka pilids. Alan ChicIe
Very True. Rosin, Erin Kssr, White
Front
Eighth Race-sam X. Fieur.- De- Lite,
ADDRESS. Bronte ii. Gay Hour. Csnnibal,
Gypsy Monarch.
At DETROIT
Weather. cloudy; track. fast.
First Race-Miss Frakes
Ninth Race-Deciared OFF
FIELD HORSES
Second Rsce-Termo Blue. Take 1t. In.
mate. Rosy Chance.
Third Race-Li,,le Pete. Red Bon.
Dusky Babe. J. Elsert.
Fourth Rsce-Ho Down. Fergies
Count. Meetsum.
Eighth Rsce-ophens III. Spindle Top.
Imperial Carol. Moon Bow Miss.
AT BEL AIR
Weather. clear; track, good
First Rsce-sweet Zacs. Free Tone.
Rosevixion. White Sea, Msnnslight, Alb
bots Chant.
Second Rsce-Pushkin, James Pal,
Topshell. Silver Pick. Thos, Golden
Third sansrica. Prince Wick.
Harem Honey.
Fourth Race Reetonga. Hezdrel. stock
ton, Lul Khayysm. Great sarah, Brain
Fifth Hoffman. Erin's Girl. Ivy
--IxI--Rnll- TeEEict-
sixth Race Blenethel. shower. Two
Tees. DominaI, Royal Wsnton.. Brilliant
seventh Rsce-steppin In. Kittiwake.
Connsnists. Rapid III. Count Me. Prin-
cess Lady
Eighth Race-Judge Hasten. Uprising.
Goalong' Hish Aim, Barracs. Mr..
At SARATOGA
Weather clear: track, fast.
Second Race-PhiIidor
Third Race-Put In
Fourth Race-White Time
AT ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather. light rain; track. fast.
First Race-Tiberius. Yetive. fnhish-
lscken Pompit Liberty Sand. Gleeman
Mixwell, Devils Pace. Advancer. Bar.
bara A.
Third Race--Iran.
Fourth Race-Red Mantilla
Seventh Race-Sun Fighter, Ken's Re.
venge. Bertillon. Old Sweety.
Sixth Race-Woodville, visjero. Light
Tack, Maefleet.
At BLUE BONNET
Weatehr, cleat. track. good
First Race Roman Leader. Fioretts
Joplin. Benny Worth. Barbsstor. Scotch
Music
Second Race Len's Baby. spey Ores,
Derresin Chink, Eileen d. KID Glove,
Trouble Marx.
Third Race-Eileen r.. Mouocle
Fourth Race Beau Ron
Fifth Race jig Cville Lad Marked
f,,ss--vrr rfg-rs~ proposing NY pfis6nSr
seventh Rsce--Joaney n, Limerick
Festive Board, Happy Miracle Wsshts.
Loadease- ---------------
Eighth Rsce--Gosnwin. iTes Jester,
Jester, Ron, sugaboot, Grecisn king.
Polly Giri.
Ninth Rsce--Declsred Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31

or cash con account OF accommodations 'odd lots only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-31
At BLUE BONNET

Eighth Rsce-Gosnwin. iTes Jester.
lester, Ron. sugsboot, Grecisn king,
Polly Giri.
Ninth Rsce-Declsred Of
Evening star., 1941-09-30
Montgomery County Plans
Red Cross Motor Corps

A meeting to inaugurate a Mont
gomery County Motor Corps of the
American Red Cross will be held at
10 am, tomorrow in the Chapter
House, Norwood drive, Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Ernest L. Smith, who will
head the corps, has announced those
who form the organization must
have a current Red Cross first aid
certificate and must be a graduate
of a 30-hour course in the motor
repair corps school conducted un-
der the supervision of the American
Automobile Association. This school
is scheduled to begin October IL at
the Red Cross Chapter House.
Those who join the corps may
enroll for active or emergency duty.
Only those who can be called out
in an emergency will belong to the
first group. Those who join for
active duty must be available for
24-hour-a-day service.