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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Industrial
Front Has
GOOdNeWS
by International News Service

MORE STEEL - The worlds
largest steel PLAINTIFF Gary, Ind,
works of Carnegie-Illinois Steel
Corporation-set new production
record for the week ended May
9, operating at 1923 per cent of
theoretical capacity.
MORE RUBBER-The first test
run of several thousand pounds of
synthetic rubber from the Fire
stone Tire and Rubber Company
plant was termed entirely salts
factory. Regular production will
start next week for military
vehicles.
MORE ALUMINUM-The navy
."E" was awarded TO the Alcos
plant Of Aluminium Company OF
America for the production record
of its 1000 workers.
MORE SHIPS - The Pullman
Company has switched from train
manufacture TO sub-chaSer con-
struction and also is turning out
eight times more tanks than its
first contract called for.
MORE SAVINGS - Aluminium
Company of America has shaved
its price for war-goods aluminium
as much as 20 cents pound.
MORE PRODUCERS-Laundry
equipment manufacturing ended
today and 30 plants, now partly in
war production will go all the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Transfer
30 Nurses
At Custer
Time. stan Correspondent,

FORT CUSTER, May 16.-The
transfer of 81 officers. 80 of which
are nurses TO detachment duty,
was announced today by medical
Officers in VIII a they explained
was a plan TO enable them 10 at
tend conferences relative TO their
professions.
Mai. Leroy c. Askwig OF the
post hospital. was placed on de-
tachment service. 10 attend the
meeting of the American College
of Surgeons in Detroit.
The 30 nurses were from one OF
the hospitals on the post and will
90 TO Chicago next week for meet
ings of the A m er c a n Nurses
Association and the American
League of Nursing Education No
Expense TO the government is en-
tailed in the moves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Stocks, Bonds
I0pen Steady

NEW YORK, May 16 (UP).--
Stocks opened steady TO firm ir
quiet trading today. Bonds were
steady and cotton futures opened
unchanged to 3 points lower.
Initial stock features included
Union Carbide at 61k, up l; Elec.
trio Auto-Lite 25%, up Il, and q
new high for the year; and Allis'
Chalmers 1000 shares at %, un'
changed.
Otherwise, price movements
were narrow and initial dealings
small.
Chrysler rose Il, TO 57H, while
General Motors was at the previ.
Gus close of BAN. United States
Steel gained ", to 46k, while
eBthlehem lost u, to 53%. Chem.
icals were firm. Rails were steady
to slightly higher and utilities
steady
Small net gains were made by
American Telephone. Du Pont. At
lantic Refining, Allied Chemical
American Can, international Pa
per, international Harvester, Con-
solidated Edison. Chesapeake and
Ohio. u. S. Gypsum and Curtiss-
Wright A.
Gamewell opened at Is, up a
point, and extended its gain in the
early trading. J. I. Case gained
more than a point, and Postal
Telegraph preferred made a new
hiph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Officers School
Training for )
TIM. star Correspondent,

FORT CUSTER, May 16-Five
Michigan men, including one from
Detroit, have been appointed fo1
draining in officers candidate
schools and are scheduled TO re-
port shortly, officers announced
today.
The men are Sgt. William M.
Moyniham. ID troit Sgt. Jack
Egam. Battle Creek; Sgt. Bernard
Shaw, Ypsilanti: Pfc. Richard Pat
iterson, Jackson, and Corp. BenJa-
min Good. Pinconning.
Robert Gels. Chicago and former
member OF the Chicago opera
Company. will go to the signal
school at Fort Monmouth, while
the NJ higan men are to be
trained in the adjutant generals
school in Washington.
A Mt. Clemens a nd a Battle
Creek man today completed ex-
aminations before the Officer Can
Ididate Board after volunteering
for service under the volunteer
Officer Candidate plan.
They are: Edward +. Andres,
I36. $50 Jefferson avenue, a super
visor for the aircraft division OF
the Briggs Manufacturing Com
pany. and Robert w. Merris, Battle
Creek. a salesman.
Three enlistments in the regular
army were announced also. They
are: Raymond o. Struble an d
Ralph +. Gilbert, both Of Battle
Creek, and Clifford w. Zull, Cold.
wafer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Forbes
Important to Look
Ahead to Problems
When Peace Comes
BY b. c. FORBES

Wise people look ahead. Next
10 concentrating on winning the
war, responsible Americans
government officials, industrial
lists, others-should give pro-
found thought to the problems
peace will precipitate.
This column yesterday en-
phasized the Importance of ex-
ercising every effort to provide
a cushion for the let-down cam
collation. of multi millionaire
dollar war contract will
inescapably bring. Among other
things postponement Of all public
expenditures not necessary for
our war effort was urged.
Another phase Of this whole
vital matter is rarely considered.
1t is this
The higher prices and wages
are permitted to go here during
our war-waging. the weaker will
be Americas postwar ability to
compete in world markets, to
compete for international trade.
If prices and wages skyrocket
to unduly inflated heights. what
a thud peace will bring, partic-
ularly if no cushion has
meanwhile been painstakingly,
intelligently DEVELOPED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
BUSINESS
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Submits Arguments
For Retail Sales Tax

There easy way increase and to "sphon' off
purpose checking initiation The attempt
the politicians find formula whereby have
while the they spend those
impossible Whether they do by the sales tax by
exemptions they would still be taking
from that could not have the spending OF
This fact brought out strongly by Mr. Hendesons argu
against sales These arguments all apply with equal
effective of getting for the
drawing the which Henderson has
repeatedly stated to be the main source OF effective initiation
Mr. Henderson states that the sales would
incomes thus tend reduce
standards living But that exactly what the drastic
reduction exemptions under the income would do In fact
the lowering Of the exemption is for the sole purpose Of
taking out of the incomes of the
who attacks the sales the ground OF its falling
low incomes and at the time proposes drastic increases
taxes low incomes, hardly be sincere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michigan bu. crts. L. s. No.
u. 2h-in. min Delicious and Northern
spys and steele Reds 25u275. North
ern spys fair condition. 81; Ganos, fair
fancy, 1o0s-ll3s. 81 so: i25s. 81. 10; faney
sSs- 1855 s2.e5g2.75; 130s-i63s. s2.t0 ~
2 IS: bu. bkts. comb. extra fancy and
fancy winesaps, 81 4oG2.5o
BEANs--Louisiana bu. hprs Black Val
entines, s2.65Q2.75: fair to generally good
s2.25g2.40; Bountifuls, S2g2.25, best
Sass Wax Beans. best. 50. generally
good. s2.75; Florida bu. hprs. Black Val
Tendergreen.. fair. si5oai75; Plentifuls
fair, si.5oq2; Wax Beans. poor to fair,
Mississippi-Los Angeles er,s
domestic round type. s2eod2ss. mostly
81 ss027o: half crts.. 81 asa i.ea: Texas
bage. 81 50.
CARROTS - Los Angeles erts., s-dor
bchs. California. $1,000: Arizona med
CAULIFLowER pony cr,s.,
12s ana larger. s21oa2.2s.
CELERY -Florida l6.in. erts Golden
Heart 3s-l0s, S2h223; Pascal ie-in. orts
2n, and Is. s2saa' s,,io, =, 81 49, az
l.. IS: i5s and ios. $50.
Florida bu. bkts., ineiud-
ing waxed stock. fancy, 81 as 2. so. mostly
81. tOa2.5o: choice. S2G225; large size
fancy, SIM rs; Indiana extra fancy. 81
fancy, s1.75' specials and No. Is, h.ooa
I. so.
LErTUcE-Los Angeles erts. Ie.bsrs
California, Salinas Dist: doz FAR e
generally good. s3.s59i23: few SO
don. fair 10 generally good. 81 $50 AS.
few 81. so: FIrebsuEh Sect. doT. s.2c
a. so, 4 dor, S4.25.
LEAF LETTUcE-MichIsan hOthOu'.
oSroNs .o.Ih ,sck, Texas yellow Bsr.
mudas, u. s. commercials. so-s5S Y. 3
No. 1 and few U. 3. No. 1. si.to6l so
mostly 81. so; yellow boilers, VI 400 80
,qmsO' ,on, sosa Gry'iI wn r.. r' s
No I. N75; 6o-lo. sacks white Globe
mediums, si75: Babosa. " =. CONNER
ciais. 3-lnch and larger. S2.l5T2 IS; IN
inch minimum. 1850 80; Il, Inch mint
POTAToEs-io0.Ib. sacks Idaho Rus
set Burbanks, u. 4. No. !. washed, IS
unwsshed, s3.so; lob. sacks, t2e; Main.
Y. $. No various ssri e.e, i .cto
, 81 500, 49, is.ls paper 0 mss 40 sie;
Michigan loo-ib. sacks, Y. $. No /. Rus.
set Rurais. 81 25n7.3o: Y. 3. commercials.
S2l66225: u 3. commercial Chippewas.
81 sss2'C New stock ,o. S.'i t%ns w s..
81 sod2 lO0-lb. sacks, t3.75d3.So; Flor.
ida bO.lb, sacks, u. q. No. washed
Triumphs, sie5: Alabama 10o.lb. sacks.
U. 8. No. washed Triumphs. s3.7ons. 30
Florida 10O-lb. sacks u. q. No, ] washed
Katahdins, So 500 ass: Texas 5o-Ib. saeks,
Y. O. No. washed Triumphs. very few, ".
STRAWBERRIES - louisiana N-pint
crates Klondikes, Kionmores, $3.50; carry
over. sl25nl.40; Arkansas 2t-qt crates
Biakemores and Belmars, best, So fair 20
generally good quality and condition, 81. rs
o 2. so: ordinary. si.50Q2: Kentucky 2-qt.
Blakemorss, U. 8. No. l. s3.io9s.7o, few
So
SWEET POTATOES -- Louisiana bu.
crates, ". g. No ]. Porto Rican yams.
81 so n 40; waved. 81 700 i.76.
TOMATOES 49, lob. cartons, medium
repacks $40; dollhouse s-lb. baskets,
Ohio. medium, si.+o1 1.+5; Indiana, $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Saginaw Skate Star
Indicted al Custer

FORT CUSTER, May 16.-Re-
fiected glamour appeared today at
the Fort Custer Recruit Reception
Center with the induction OF a
skating associate OF Sonia Henie
and the personal chauffeur OF Alice
Faye.
Pvt. Christopher A Marvsin Of
Saginaw was formerly with Miss
Henie's ice troupe, while Pvt.
James Livingston OF Chicago
served eight years as chauffeur for
Miss Faye of the movies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
New Appreciation Of Social Value Of Business

The american people VIII appreciation
OF the social value industry which produces the
OF victory and the basis for sociological
In contrasting American industrial with that Of Japan
James Young who 13 International News
Service Correspondent Toxic in this column
Japan does have plant capacity the organization
ment and discoveries of 1912 such Japans
commercial collapsed months
head, Hachisaburo Hrao, well in Japans industrial
life the eng
nee n notm requirements.
81 have checking with American who knows Japans
industry functonng "a hours
day. employs half the entire labor
all Japans industries! has amount Of
possibly a Amer
propees and initiate engines but there
deficiencies aviation which will the
arrogant military hoodums and black
ion schedules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Officers, u. 5. Aides
UrQed 10 Buy Bonds

FORT CUSTER. May 16.-Offi.
GERS and war department employees
were urged today to participate
fully in the purchase of bonds and
war stamps as example for civil
ians," in a talk given by Col. Au-
gust M. Krech, Sixth Corps Area
War Bond officer.
Colonel Krech said there would
be no quotas and no time limits
on the war bond drive, but that
purchasing would be making a con.
Itribution beyond the call of duty
an example to the rest OF the
people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Best Way to Reduce Spending Of Laborers

Finally Mr. Henderson that sales tax would make
difficult ration essential products doubt this but
would effect rationng than
taxation which would reduce incomes OF
you a poor he can't buy
before, unless you prices
In brief, the arguments for the sales tax are:
% 1t would raise much revenue
would reduce spending
the spending Of abores whose
war chief the initiation gap
would the excessive progressvism
system.
90 would make all conscious.
90 1t would, for change, give the thrifty break.
would allow the maximum freedom of choice the
would discourage
saving
improve morale by letting every feel that
he is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
VT D NUktYStT
Weakness of .Dapan's
Industries Revealed

Ii has frequently observed that the United States the
No industrial nation of the world.
This only boast but is conceded by the enemy
For example Dr. Ernst Wagemann director the German nst
for business research before the presented statistical
data 10 demonstrate this primacy
In all candor should be footnoe this classification
We Americans eXceed industries which made the products
which people approved But until recently backward
making lethal As recently 1885 Senate
mtee described armament makers merchants Of death
the years, the fall low countries
collapse United made
toong up for industry The tooing up
substantially and the OF production rising
creseende As American output OF ships tanks and
climbs the hopes the fall With the industrial
facilities for making lethal the weknown American
talent for production will stand in good stead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
We Already Have Some Sales Taxes

Again Mr. Henderson says that the sales tax would raise me
necessity? Wouldn't increased Of kind
price government service? Does take less of
price government service axes) than 1t
does put a sales tax toothpase?
Also consider these facts:
Cd We already sales taxes in OF gasoline,
cigarets, etc.
CD proposed retail sales need apply to few
absolute necessaries
separate the OF the article bought while
other borne by and merchants mixed in
certainly prices
BY thrift you keep sales from raising cost
of living
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Half Of Goal Reached
In Fund Campaign

BATTLE CREEK, May 16.--
With less than half of their CAM
paign behind them, leaders of the
United Fund drive said today that
more than so per cent OF the $10S,-
600 goal had been pledged.
The last compiled report yes
terday showed S45. l06 pledged
with more pouring in hourly. The
funds are TO be proportioned be-
tween Community Fund organiza-
lions and the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Ford Plant Greater Than All Giant Japan Industries

The River plant, and productive
country yards and OS private dockyads
could match production OF eight to ten million
(scheduled), n a decade!
due to the strategy Of sneak
preparations The surprise element
naughty that
planes 400Omile round trip, Aus
Philippines bombed several Japanese
sunk yet and they
distance submarines because
would build that
They boosted many arplane carriers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Opposite Effect

Instead of such happenings
helping TO make possible the
providing OF postwar cushion,
they would have the very OPP
posite effect.
Moderation, cooperation are
essential for our future we'll
being as a nation, as individuals.
Copyright, le42. by b. c, Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Full Recognition

Full recognition of these facts
may do something to reconcile
business to the price ceilings
which are being so widely,
almost universally. imposed.
Opposition, indeed, has been
remarkably limited.
The average man OF affairs is
conscious that fragrant initiation
would ultimately prove ruinous
all-round-to the federal gov
eminent. to the nation as a
whole, to corporate and other
businesses, to investors, to real
estate and other property
owners, TO life insurance bene-
ficiaries, and more especially to
wage earnerS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Dividends

American Sumatra Tobacco Cor
poration has declared an extra
Of so cents and regular
quarterly dividend Of p cents on
the common, both payable June 10
TO holders Of record June /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Consider Threat

CONSIDER what would threaten
the last-named, wage earners.
After being quoted as having
become converted to the neces-
sity for freezing" wages-the
New York Times front-paged
this headline, Henderson Urges
Wages Be Frozen to Avoid In
flation'-the price administrator
issued a modifying statement,
the pith of which was:
Reports that 1 have intimated
the need for wage freezing are
untrue, but 1t Is true that l
opposed a general increase in
the level Of wages withuot
wage sterilization there can be
no effective administration of
the price level"
The rise which has already
occurred in the cost of living
justifies improving. wherever
feasible, the wages of our
poorest-paid workers, both man
ual and white-collar. But the
fact is that those who are
clamoring loudeSt, most peremp-
torily for increases are strongly
organized workers alre d y
receiving far higher remunera-
ton than ever before, receiving
far above verage wages,
namely. members Of automobile
and steel workers unions.
Should such demands be
granted, the effect inevitably
would be inflationary-just as
would lifting farm prices away
beyond parity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
u. 5. 10 Retain
Hospital Aides
In Battle Greek
Sanitarium to Be Used
by Government as
Convaleseent Home
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. May 10
The approximately 400 employees
of the Battle Creek Sanitarium,
which yesterday was sold to the
federal government for S2,251, 100
for use as hospital. will be per-
mitted to remain as employees Of
the government or to follow tho
sanitarium to its new location, IL
was announced today.
The sale was announced In De.
troit after the United States dis
trict attorney filed condemnation
proceedings in federal court. fol.
lowing conferences at which sani.
tarium directors and represents
tives of the war department agreed
10 price.
The hospital will be used as
convalescent home, similar TO that
of the Walter Reed Hospital in
Washington.
EXPERIENCED HELP
Federal representatives said
they would take over present en-
ployes wherever possible so that
the institution will start with ex-
perienced help. Meanwhile, sani-
tarium authorities said that the
institution would continue service
without interruption. moving
across the street 10 other real
estate holdings.
The main buildings. which were
included in the sale, are expected
to be occupied by the government(
about August !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Japan NEARING industrial Disin+egration

Japan approaching industrial disntegration lower stand
mental
profitable and export trade
peoples will not cooperate produce
of the United States
China
in the Toxic these will be made
the of American and Chinese
GinZs-slve
nSaffinr sum-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

silver King Coalition Mines Company for
, n,os ua" Az AZ, s,,.r t.a.tsd ,noono.
taxes. depreciation, etc. but before de-
pletion. equal 10 8 cents a share on
!. $40, 467 shares on the common. against
si2e, ss7, or 10 cents . share, In March
quarter OF 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. average run. ale
under 5 lbs. 22e: leghorn hens. 3 lbs. an,
up. zoe; cocks, lac rock springers, owe
lbs, 2sc; rock broilsrs, III to Z lbs.
crosses, Sc under rock
EGGs-Market firm; current receipts
26e: leghorn broilers, IL los. up, 22c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
CHURCHILL DOWNS

Tirst Race-Y0Eti size Track Invoice
Brother Jim American Bride, Vt'dfua
Gnorne Whisk Dolly suprins
Second Eace-swingy Wingy Rock
CAL. Golden Appsa., China Face Wolf
Third.
Third PAce-LaunsFo Wsr Ban.
Certie HAleh0w Floy = Fmms j.
FOURTH Race Mistress STEP RnAnante,
Chrr sle FlyinE kiev
seventh EsCs-Winv thine
Fkkth Race Virg MIA RoFs
Ninfh Race (substituts Ir-CF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Livestock Markets
PITTsBIrRCV

PITTSBURGH. May Is GNsl CATTLE
=. Receipts 20; market. stesdy. steers;
ai9; common. ss.25d 1l.50: heifers, me
dium 10 good. slIul2: common. $500
$50; cows. medium TO good 81 500 rs;
Sood to choice su' $40 co8moo u TO-
HOGS Receipts 100; market. active and
5c higher. lso.is0 lbs. $4,000 ~ as;
.Sl4451lt So 22o-250 lbs is3On14.5O ;
25o.2so ms. Sl4IOu143O; 290-35O lbs.
Si3 65ql4l0; 100-150 lbs, Sl2.5OQl3. IS !;
sHEEP-Reeelpts 100: market steady
Choice lambs, si3 10 so: medium 10 good
$40 70 2 ~ 30, common lambs, 81 50 o Q. so;
ewes. s. 50pe wethers, sou7.
good to choice. Sitdi5. medium, $40 q IL .
cuHs and common. seas.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO May IS (INs) --HOGS-Re-
ceipts 10 900. market Toe higher; hold
overs 900: top, Sl4 20; bulk sl4di4 rs:
heavy. Slfn - 20. medium. Si395u - 20;
light Si3.7 5nl4lO; light lighu. S13.2s Il
CArTLE-R Receipts I 600: market steady.
Calves Receipts 400 market steady, beef
steers choice Sl1. sou is so; common $40
re so, yearlngs. Si0al625. butchers
heifers. S9Git60, cows SsGii bulls 50
ai125: calves, s. 500 1880. feeder steers
So 50u 3 50 stockers steers, 500 10;
cows and hsifers. ts.25pl250
SHEEP-Receipts 7 600 market steady .
lambs Sit 50 n Is 40. common, SIS ~ SO;
yeari!nrs. i0.50g 10. feeders, $40 ~ rs;
ewes S50s75.
FAST Buffalo
EAST BUFFALO, ~. Y, May - GNSl.
I-HOGs--Receip 500. market, Toe
higher Tricked.ins tltl5Ui435. car
hogs St4s0 Kentucky offerings Slff5i
rough and weighty sows, Si3.25 70 10 so
CATTLE Receipts. 1907 market, steady
Pat COWS So So cutter and common cows.
50 25 Gamers. IS so 7.73 sausage
bulls Si0 so.
CALVES Receipts $50 Good 20 choice
veslers. $3.50. common and medium, $40
-.
EHFEp- Receipts zoo: market steady.
Good to choice clipped lsmbs, ti375 shorn
ewes S3u6 SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

sunrAy on Corporation for the quarter
ended March 81 reports net profit 81
$3.50 O76 after charges and federal taxes.
equal after preferred dividend require
ments % ~ cents q share 90 ] eOI e3a
shares Of the common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

international Petroleum Com
pany, Ltd. has declared regular
semi-annual dividend of so cents
on the common. payable June 1,
10 holders of record May 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Detroit Stock
Exchange

saIes H.rh Low % oD On a.
S 5ssis R Z. H. a iSo ~ Is ~. .
Jacobs l. 100 D. "a - =
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts DECLARED 80 paid fat this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-LiguldstinG divi-
dend. bon soeumuistlons, et-EA div
dend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16

CHARLES TOWN
Track. sloppy.
First Raee-FeudAl Net, Oodrss Look
r.rne. Nanny B.. Mintsitka. Discobolo
Second Race-Ecoway, Market pace.
DetAn Worker, Chief Teddy. Port Mel
gdy After orchids
Third Race Morocco d, Grouchy
r0tiua Thule, Miss Mud. Corora, Med
ding Mac
Fourth RAce-Red wings, sostalone
sweet Henry, Ray Light, RsAdyabout
Goicen Dial
Fifth Race Royal Cross. Nylevs. Nut
meg Lass Miss Pilgrim, Centrevilfs.
Wakita
Sixth RAce-Trus PLATE. Grand Gay,
Arsiugy Bright Erin, Camp Meeting.
FaIr0Uieft
Eghth RAcs-Gov Eholty Crimson
Lancer Ora Ornt. Heart Pisy, BfaI-
Ton, War Sorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
sPORTsMAN's PARK
Track sloppy

Firs' Race MooulGtor. Aidluck
Second Pace Elder JOCK. SONG master
Lou Hant, CophstuG, III Vernon. Wicked
Time
Third Pace Beet Quality. Brown Ben
Jimmie Tom, Hilton, Jay Heart. Miss
Pif'ypst
Fifth FHos JAMES Quest
siSih RAce-Negas Justice
Seventh Race Borders Boy
Ninth Pace tsubsfitufs or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
TEMPER COMPARISON

In this connection some consid.
Grafton is due to the fact that each
week finds this comparison agains,
a better week in 1871.
Collections are holding up to q
point 60 to 20 per cent ahead an6
the performance in this depart.
ment has continued undated al
through the buying movement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Scratches

ny United Press
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track, fast
Second Race-Rsoostna sun Girl
Wanna Hygro. Red Amazon.
SIXTH Race Challamort
Seventh Race Master Key, Ahrafion.
jay Stevens.
Eighth Racs-Ttme - Wsr
Ninth RAce-Cove Spring, Count Dean,
Noodles. Priority.
BELMONT PARK
Track, fast.
Firss Pacs-LAst Chick, RAuhtdi
WhunEig Dairy Lady.
Fourth Race Arrup.
Fiuh Reading II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-16
Derbv OIL and REFINING Corpora

ton has declared a dividend Of
So on 81 preferred in arrears,
payable July ] TO holders of rec
ord June Is. The firm paid 81
March %.