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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Marygrove
Group Halls
Graduates
By ANN NJ. STARK

SOME 200 JUNIORS and
seniors at Marygrove College
will be hostesses and honor
guests, respectively. today at the
farewell luncheon third year
students annually give gradu,
ateS. -
This years party precedes by
just two days commencement at
Marygrove and is being held at
the Whittier. Roseanna Lynch,
junior class president. is gen.
eral chairman, and Marjorie Gal
lagher, president Of the seniors,
will be responding for her class.
Much ingenuity has been APP
piled by Adele Flemming. favor
chairman. Tiny paper dolls
dressed in cap and gown and
each holding a tiny diploma
with faces Of the dolls photo
graphs of the guests and host.
esses taken at about the time
each girl entered Marygrove.
Spring flowers in corsages viii
be had. too.
Virginia Budny, Mary Mar
garet Snyder, Marion Stanton,
Mary Papp. Dolores Decker,
Madeline DeWitte and Veronica
Viau are assisting Miss Flem-
ming.
In charge Of entertainment
are: Marilyn Moriarty as chair
man, and Mary Alice Ritter,
Mary Sheehan. Stephanie An
drusiewicz, Alice Kahn and Mary
Grace Lennon.
Alice Therese Diehl composed
and viii present the parting
toast TO the seniors.
Transportation comm I tee,
made up of Mary Ann Callert rs
chairman, Anne Doyle, Patricia
Shmina, Victoria Niesen. Rita
Marie Walby. Monte Schrot,
Julia Millea and Peg Doherty.
will see that the gals not only
arrive safe and sound. but on
time.
BOX SOCIAL. hobby show of
family heirlooms, and a fashion
show of 1880 era will be held
Friday by the Women's Auxil-
iary of Christ Church Gran
brook.
Mrs. Horace w. Potter, chair
man Of the party, will be as
sisted by Mrs. Max M. Gilman,
Mrs. w. Sidney Gilbreath. Mrs.
Edwin M. Beresford. Mrs. M. w.
Cochran, Mrs. William Lloyd
Kemp. Mrs. Fred w. Sanders.
Mrs. 3. n. Coulter. Mrs. T. w.
F. Meyers, and Mrs. E. S. Reid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Rutherfurd,
Hatch Rift
Reported
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, May 19.-1t is
indeed an unpleasant editorial
duty 10 report the breaking up
OF the Rutherfurd-Hatch mar
riage.
Less than a year has elapsed
since. the former Shirley Davis
Spaulding, one of the outstand-
ing debs of New York's 1889
1910 season, became the bride Of
irrepressible Rusty Hatch.
Rusty, who, l recall, had since
been engaged to Mary Eggert.
daughter of the Herbert Fletcher
Eggerts. and who had also been
at one time reported romancing
with Allyne Gade, is a grandson
of the late Mrs. William K. Van
derbilt. who remembered him
handsomely in her will, and at
the time of his marriage to the
pulchritudinous Shirley, great
happiness was predicted for the
couple.
But the predictions have failed
10 come true--and l hear Shir-
ley is planning to ask for her
marital freedom, in the near flu
ture, from either a Reno or Flor
ida Judge.
Although they maintain an
apartment over near the East
River. the social register lists
the Matches as residing in Ponte
Vedra, Fla, a spot they discov-
cred on their honeymoon-so l
am inclined to think it will be a
Florida divorce for Shirley
when she gets around to making
definite plans.
Rusty Hatch, son OF Cyril
Hatch. has a colorful Mayfair
background, his mother having
been Barbara Rutherfurd,
younger daughter of the late
Mrs. Vanderbilt, and who. fol-
lowing a divorce from Cyril, wed
one of the assistants of Nyack's
Doom the Omnipotent. Rusty's
auntie is the many-times married
Mrs. Frederick l. Sprague, nee
Margaret Rutherfurd.
ALPHA TAU SORORITY held
a dinner at Frames Tea room
recently in honor of Mrs. Carl
Anderson, formerly Faye Blake
ley.
AN EVENT of this month will
be marriage of Aldona Gilda
to Lieut.. Ralph Shelton Jr.
The ceremony will take place
in Epiphany Lutheran Church,
the twenty-second.
The reception will be held at
Red Run Golf Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

tivities that require endurance
and determination favored, Your
intuitiveness and ingenuity can
serve you TO big advantage.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH 20
Pisc s-Push sound plans;
clear your bench or desk for
action on new work or PROPOSE
tons; confer with associates,
superiors, lawyers. Farm and
all agriculture products and in
dustry are among the first ia
vorites.
A CHILD born on this day:
Versatile, independent, restless,
clever, artistic. Not fond of
details or monotonOus, tedious
tasks but always willing to try
something new and venturous.
Must control changeability lest
that rebellious trait prevent real
accomplishment.
Copyright 1912 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20
Aries-Up until early evening
very favorable aspects emanate.
Daily activities, industrial mat
tiers. farming, dealing in live
stock and dairy prod ucts
especially sponsored.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 20
Taurus - Excellent vibrations
for YOUR interests, for devising
new methods whereby improve
ments will be more quickly as
sured.
MAY ALTO JUNE II
Gemini-A. NJ. best for finan-
cial transactions, collections,
shopping, sound investments.
P. NJ. particularly spon sors
unusual matters, Investigations,
confidential interests, renova-
tons.
JUNE p TO JULY %
Cameo r-Gains to be had in
practically all lines of industry
and. trade that have to do with
present emergencies and the gov
ernment's and public's mainte-
nance. A period for careful
thought and action.
JULY % TO AUG. %
Leo u k thinking and
clever manipulating should put
across worthy undertakings these
days and today especially. Be
willing to confer with superiors
or others who are informed on
important matters.
AUG. % TO SEPT. rs
VnQo-You can make your
days schedule a happy expert
ence by putting your fine intelli-
gence department to work full
blast on the important issues.
Don't putter away valuable time.
SEPT. 81 TO 0GF.. IS
Librd-A treasure day for the
many interests for which you
have adaptability. Study of law,
teaching, organization work,
military affairs, dealing in pro-
duce, building and those things
requiring fine workmanship in
cluded.
OCT. u TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Peach of a day, say
your stars. Employer or employee,
you in major or minor position:
you have an important part in
today's affairs.
NOV. 2S TO DEC. p
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in like
to your own conduct. If you are
vigorous, enterprising and per-
sistent, you'll get healthy results.
Industry, science, art on pre-
ferred list.
DEC. % TO JAN. n
CdpricorH-Excellent time for
cleaning up things that have
been hanging fire for some time,
getting on with urgent contracts,
putting through orders, checking
errors, starting new undertake
ings.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
MISUNDERSTANDING vibra-
tons. Unusual undertakings, ac-
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-. trimmed With matching
ribbon. and a navy sheer
dress. .. with white lingerie
ruffles. i. L.. edged with red e.
at the V neckline and finish
ing the long sleeves >. Her
dress was plain in the back
go. but had three pleated
tiers in the front of the
skirt 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
All Details Set for Annual Poppy Party

THAT the final meeting of her workers called by
the general chairman Mrs Ward Peck has been held
All details been planned. for the annual poppy
party to be given by the Raglan Lde Auxiliary OF the
American Legion.
This dessert bridge party and fashion show which
year attracted 100 will be staged at 1880
o'clock . May &c at the Crosse Ponte Yacht Club
All the proceeds are used to help disabled veterans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Colony Club Members Wear Plenty of Color

PERHAPS a reaction from the Colony Club
members color and plenty of it,. at the annual
luncheon.
Almost every of the smartly turned out
gay. flower trimmed hat swathed in yelling
Never have red hats In place
Crisp white lingerie touches set off dresses and suits
Altogether they made charming springtime picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

Injuries; we have wallowed in
comfort. But of that stern and
shining vision which led our
fathers on, we have seen little.
We have forgotten that no
nation can survive unless it sees
the coming of the Lord" at in
tervals and knows its sacrifice
and agony, its beauty and in
Spiration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
See Men Rise


But now, once again, even the
most stupid, even the most COM
placent, are seeing 1.-THE coming
of the Lord" We are seeing Him
"trampling out the vintage
where the grapes of wrath are
stored"
We are seeing men rising
above their personal wrath and
grief and fear, above their pri-
vate desires, and hurting them
selves into the very jaws of
death in a fight for principle.
We are seeing a nation arm
itself and give itself. not for
profit or private gain, but for
right. for that dream of free
dom and truth which has lin
gered in our hearts through all
our years of folly and waste.
Old Ways Gone
1t is given us TO suffer. We
will never see our old way of
life again.
We will never know the COM
fort and security we once en-
joyed. But we will see renewed
the vision that made America,
and that carried us through our
first tumultuous years.
IL hare seen Him in the lcatch-
fires Of O hundred cvciiBg
camps;
They hare bdlded Him an altar
h the evening deus and
ddmps;
! can read His righteous SEN
tence by the dim aud far
ing lamps;
His day is marching on"
A Great Era
Do not wait until history tells
you that you have lived through
the greatest day in the human
story.
Do not kneel before the altar
waiting for inspiration. Every
line from India. Java, Australia
or China is telling you, calling
you, waking you out of your
sleep. Every line is crying
Mine eyes haze seen the glory
Of the coming Of the Lord
He is trampling out the uiHtagc
Where the grapes OF Urdth
are stored.
he has loosed the fatefui light
ming Of His terrible sWtt
sUord;
His t,1,th is marching on"
Rise and meet that glory!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Among Others Spotted
AMONG OTHERS spotted

AMONG OTHERS spotted
Mrs. Walter +. Tant $50.
Mrs. Roger V. Walker. -.
Mrs. George NJ. Gregory and
Helen Mrs. Theo Sanders
Mrs. John Jones. -. Mrs.
II. d. Scarney D.. Mrs. James
3. Steep Mrs. Alex Stir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Mrs. John n. French in Lovely Costume

MRS. JOHN H. FRENCH lovely costume a
violet wool white lingerie blouse with frilly 'front.'
tiny hat made of purple pansies with purple yelling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

ling Mrs Ira Downer Mrs Gaen B. ohmart Mrs.
George H. Zimmerman. Mrs. A. w. Sempliner. Mrs.
George Vierot Mrs Charles Horton Mecah Mrs. Alex
snder Blain Mrs Donald Melville Mrs Lloyd V. BARLEY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
HOROSCOPE By 6 Er.ps''

Look in the Section Your Birthday h. and Find What
Your Outlook U.s. According to the Stars,
For Wedu m Ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
Mrs. James Booth Back

MRS. JAMES SCRIPTS BOOTH. =. Just back from Tryon
N. c.. looking especially well in red sailor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20

For Wednesday, May 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Romeo Cairo. "a; Cilda LaMsrrs, II.
Antonio Casslse. as Rose Lieavoh. "a.
James A. Higgins Jr.. 81; Jean Merriek'
rs.
Charles b. Pinng. IS; Dorothy Fleming
-.
Aaron Mccase, "a; Eleanor L. Rseknagei
70.
Chester Rowaiski. "a; Adeiine Poelasek, Is
Ray Quick, 10: Wilma farrell. Is.
Ernest H Carson. IS; Marion Schultz, 20
VitoId Eaminskis, ~: Marjorie Dasher, ~
Fred M. Robbins. "a; Doris +. Bergin, u
Forrest H. Park rs: Ruby g. Lisk, II.
Henry Oxlmkowski. a.; Genevieve kawa
~.
Horace L. simmerson, 3e Hattie Harris
rs
George L. Davidson. n; Dorothy M, Ross
10.
Albert 8 Kei as Zelda SKY, a.
Carl II. Male. ~; Virginia r. Fsrnsworth
81.
Richard L. Lutte. rs; Dorothy J. Judd, 20
Arthur l. O'Donohue. %: Eva T. Lei, rs
Anthony RoImyslowicz, 81; Virginia Butz
10
Joseph Bloom, rs: Kathryn Murray. %.
Robert Crosse. 20; Mary Brown. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for:
Aid Kusher. 80; Miriam Edwards. 40.
William Taylor. 81; June Barton, 20.
Elmar Rau, %: Frances II. Pangborn. "a.
David ID. Mitchell. 26: Ann Krizanich, 20.
Lloyd Sage, 10; Verne Bastubs, Is.
William Brandon, "a: Katherine Beck, Is.
Lawrence A. Allsteadt. "a; Dorothy 1.
Cratkowski, IS.
Nathan Golden. IS; Rose Green. IS,
Irwin J. States, 20: Gertrude Gronik. ~.
George G. Stuart, al; Doris M. Harris, ~.
Dan Chisolm. Al: Lucille Arlington, 80.
Frank Kresevich. Jr., Il; Mary Ann
Marich, II.
Fred HollstI. n; Jennie T. Msiski. 10.
Donald Brainard, rs; Rita Driscoll. II.
Edwin szpotek. ~; Helen Karwowski. II.
Leonard Mslisrewski. 20; Rose sobieski.
Thsddeus MARCHED. 20; Dorothy Jureryk,
II.
Gene Lyons, Is; Mary Kelley, n.
Samuel snider, 20: 1rmgard Beluss. 20.
Joseph Newton, AZ Jean MCGUIRE, n.
Milton l. B'si'dsIl. 2si Helen l. Gran
Christopher Bsteson, 20; Eileen Parks, n
John A. Harper. 81; Beatrice 1. Sparrow,
John H. H.rIos. "a; RIt, A. YlnnIs.n. n,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Farmers Market

APPLEs-Meintosh, fancy, n.01z %
ba.; No. 1. sI.7s02;2s; No 2. 81; North
M7s02.25: No. 2. u9L25; Greetings.
thans, fancy. s2Q2.25 bu: No. i. Si.5oV
as bu'; No j, H.5oea; No. 2. 7sc;
steers Red. fancy. s2.2o92.5o bu; No.
FRENCH ENDIFE-Fancy, $50. 5-ib.
box; No. /. e0c: No. Z, s5c.
BEETs-No. 1, 55075c bu.: No. z. soc.
CARRoTs-Fancy. sl.75g2 bu; No. 1.
81 as q !. so; No Z, 75cQsl
cABBx0E-No. 1, s0G7se bu.: No, 2.
Soc chlyes. No. !. rs soe doz.
HoRsE-RADIsH-Fsne $3.50 bu.: No
Ia, 81. 73Q3.25: No. 2, 81.
LEEKs-No. !, 7oc Qsi dox. oehs.
ONioNs--Dry, No. !. N0t.50 Sob
sack: No. 2. 50; green. No. i, aogto'
PARsNips-Taney. nseI7s bu: No
IN, slai.25: No. 2. 75c.
PoTAToEs--Fancy. si.35 bu.; No. J.
81 15G173; No. 2, e5ns5c.
RADIsHEs-Rsd. Hothouse. No. j. SOC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. faoey. soc s-lb
boz: choice, 2oc; small. +oc dor. bchs.
RUTABAGAs-No. i. so q Use bu.
sQUAsH-Hubbard. No. j, h.zou
TuRNlPs-No. 1. sSa7sc bu; No. 2
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-NO. /. sOo75'
dos bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
CHURCHILL DOWNS

(At Louisville, ky.)
i-REMOTE CONTROL. Meetsum. jus
tice NJ
2-BURGooLErTE, Rewarded. Portsrs
Tea.
3-QUIEN rs, Franks Boy, Little Kiss.
<-HOOsIER, Blois. Doctor Jim.
with REGARDS, First OF All. VAL
dina Alpha
6-WHIRLAWAY, Aonbarr. Ouelet.
7--vEsUvIUs. Oversight, Miss Bonnie.
a-WAR VISION, Kaf-Hi, Migal Fay.
e-JACKORACK, React. Tippity.
BEsT--WITH REGARDS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
Otis Steel Approves
MerQer With J. & |

CLEVELAND. April 25.-Stock'
holders of Otis Steel Company al
a meeting here approved by more
than the required two-thirds ma
jority the proposal for the sale Of
the company to Jones & Laughlir
Steel Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
DIVORCES

Dorothy Johnston from Richard.
Hazle Sears from Allen.
May Hanson from Martin.
Theresa l.. Campbell from Ralph.
Langdon c. Bucklin from Ruth.
Rebecca Grammatico from James.
James Rodda from Edith.
Francis Zahra from Lillian.
Isobel NJ. Streicher from Joseph A.
Euderis Rsjmontowicz from Steve.
Gladys Baker from Roscoe.
Charles King from Lulu.
Phillipa Cmore from Leonard.
Dorothy Girardin from Raymond
Irene Miller from George.
Francis Maher from KATHLEEN.
Georgian Meehan from william.
Bernice Lawrence from John.
Elizabeth Msniaci from Michael.
Mae Willis from Wilbur.
Gertrude McBrearty from Richard.
August Hallmsn from Mary.
Lillian Mitchell from Thomas.
Betty Knox from Andrew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
CHURCHILL DOWNS

cat Louisville. KY
1-REMOTE CONTROL, Annie Alone,
aHvALpiNx MICRO. Rewarded. sun.
flower.
3-QUIEN Es, Agricoie, Jack Twink.
4-HOOsIER, Captain FAC, Blois.
with REGARDS. ValdinA Alpha
s-wHIRLAwAY. Aonbsrr. Royal Cru
BROWN STREET. vanfair. Happy
khsyysm 49, yu,
s-QUERO CREEN0CK, -Four Rings.
fnwego.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

CAT Pawtuckst. X il
WINDSHIELD. Rocky Margot, Grand
Day.
2-oUINTILIAN. Count Dean. Cove
3-scRoOGE. Cuckoo. Port Spin.
4-TIBERfUs. Sun Girl, Range Dust.
S-CATOMAR. Just Tourist. Sickle Bill.
6-DOUBLRAB. Wool Wool. Daily De-
y-puRcELLvrLLE. Blu. Castle. Hurry
Call.
s-vAIN BEAUTY. Principal One. Aiibi
Babe.
9-sNOWLINE, Gay Fad. No Dough.
BEST TIBERIug.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
SPORTSMANS PARK

1-PAfRIcIA A., Gold Mesh, Highscops.
2-BoRDER's BOY. Chocolate Maid,
Silver b.
START OF WAR, Uncle Walter. For
fend.
S-BOOKPLATE Brown China, Votum.
6--VINUM. Equistar. Mordecai
7-DEEPEND, Queens Barge, Earisboro.
8-RUNBY, Toms Ladd. Purling Light.
BEST--BOOKPLATE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

t-GRAND APPEAL. Madam High.
Guest star.
5-BoOK PLATE. weisenheimer. Balm
derry.
s-EoUIsTAR. vinum. Dusky Duke.
7--WOODEN INDIAN, Ny Crest, Mr..
Smith.
s-LACTosE. Sweet Story. Hope Dia-
mond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
FOREIGN Exchange
Detroit Poultry
on AATUHDA]

Market weak; hens. 51 lbs. up. 22c
up, ale; cocks. 14c: rock springers, owe
4 lbs, 2sc: rock broilsrs, az to 4 lbs.
Csc; leghorn broilers. IL lbs. up. 22e
crosses, &c under rocks.
2she; undsrgrsdes, 2sd7shc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls were born TO:
Marye Con,e, 1885 Eleven Nile. Rosevils.
MAcis Christopher. 102 stimson.
6S,s,Ds Du%%i,' 81 ssis N iscnss
Id. Earl. s.s ST Hubin.
Mary Ffgier, 2s72 Twenty-thlrd
vera. Gross 40 North AitAdsna, RoyA
Esisils Gordon. 1898 Brandon.
Marian Gyeksrs, 1875 London. Lincoln
Leona Cannon. 1928 ciairmount.
Thelma Halter, 1878 Dolphin,
Mary Ibaugh. +o3 Geneva, Highland Park.
DelPhis Jones. sz7 King street
Irmgard Kelly. 1874 woodlsvu.
Helen Kowai. 1850 Thirty-nrst.
Elsie Kornak. si6S Concord.
Helen Kasper, 3025 Nottingham.
sondij Lupo. 2670 Macomb.
Dorothy Martin, Goal Grand River.
Genevieve Miks, 1858 Stanley, Centerline.
Sophie Meyers. 2iie Twenty NTH.
Ethel Miller, 30i North Junction.
Made Manigauit, Isl South solvay.
Lorraine Mckinney, 1880 Dubois.
Evelyn Nowak. sos Lemsy.
Sylvia Navatsis, 5s25 Fourteenth.
Kathleen Nelson, 14030 Welland.
Vera OFT, 3l0s South Edsel.
Virginia Petrusch. 523s Cabot.
Anna Postoway, $50 Biddk. Wyandotte.
Kathryn Pearson, 1885 Kendall.
Hilda Pirron, 1851 Rutherford.
Valera Rasks, 525 West HaIelhurst, Fern
dale.
Beatrice RAIDER, 37io Riehton.
Sadie Ringrose. 165t5 Bramell.
Ethel Roberts. 2t73 Elmhurst.
Nina Shutter, 1891 East Hildals.
Anna schmid. 1899 Woodmere.
Mary schuites, 564 Bellevue.
Rose sansica. 5563 Oldtown.
Mary spurrier, 1851 Superior.
Annabelle schomburg, 5427 Belviders
Ms,v canon, ,,,7o Stout
Martha Stanton, 1887 Rosemont.
Bertha Thibeaut. 4722 Chene.
Parilee saulsberry, 1852 Brewster.
Alice Stefani, 5752 Bewfck.
Virginia sajdak. 1893 oliyer. Hamtramek
Frances Siersnt, 37s2 Harper.
Helen switlick, 1854 Smart.
Jean seIp. 1I52 Holcomb.
Mary Lou Taylor, 1865 Sherman.
Joanna Thomas, 1888 Morrell.
Ethel Trisch, $500 mitchell.
Jane veatch. 64i5 Seneca.
Anne Watts, 3075 West Long Lake road
Pontiac.
Corrie Watson, 222s Chene.
Mary Wilson. 1914 East Lafayette.
Norma Wyner, 5642 Gilbert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

Clark Equipment Company and Its sub
salaries for the quarter ended March ii
report a consolidated net profit OF S3ss, 800
after interest. depreciation and federal In
come and excess profits taxes at rates pro-
posed by the treasury, equal after divi-
ferred stock TO s1.56 a share on 237,6i6
shares OF common. This compares with
S505, 1872 or I.es a share on the common
for the quarter ended March 81, 1e41.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
NARRAGANSETT

fAt PaWtucket, X II
1-WINDsHIELD. Torch Singer, Noble
Boy.
3-CUCKOO, Richestan, Sherlock.
4-TIBERIUs, Dinner Jacket. Sun Girl.
5--JUsT TOURIST. suertero. Catonar.
s-DOUBLRAB. Camp Verde. Daily De-
s--MELLOW, Alibi Babe, Vain Beauty.
s-No DOUGH. Juanita NJ. Brown
Dancer.
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(By United Press)
JAMAICA

cat Long Island. ~. ~
f-ABOYNE, Speed 90 Spare. Breeks.
2--CENEROUs. Taunt. vagrancy.
3-CHIPAMINK,, Joe Burger. All Hoss.
4--OvERDRAWN, Attention, Omission.
Apache. Colehis.
S-BLUEBERRY PIE. Tola Rose. Tragic
7-sHADows PASS. stroilins In. British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25

FIRST RAcE-si. 500. claiming. 4-year-
olds and up. u mile:
Aimed (westrope) $40 $50 800
Taxes tGilberD 1910 $50
Stimuli tLongcen) $40
Time 1:13 as, on o6,i
Pharo Tattler. Classic Beauty. Jack Fly.
Bill D., Ailmar. 'Ken's Pop and Sly Tom
| 'F1eld.
SECOND RACE-si. 500. claiming. T.
lyear-oids, q mile:
Red Some, tBrsen) 1890 100 $50
Victory Drive fWsiD $40 $50
Regal Boy tZufelD 40
Time IS tnew track record. on 2;3s.
! Meneither, Budded, Tindsn, Silt. Ny
Zsca. Cha, Hopkins and Bulrushes.
THIRD RAcE-,l. 500. claiming. I-yesr-
oids and up. - mile:
Sizzling Pan -tJsmeD 1920 $50 $40
Merry Marine tZufelD 4.so $50
Ladies First tMeadeD 2. 30
Time 1918 Us. off 3:0a.
csntuple. stevada, Dixie Man. smoky
Snyder. schuyieryille. knight Call, Bright
Ann and De Icer also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-si. 500. maiden 2-year.
old finies. :. mile:
Now Mandy (zufelt) 1890 TO $50
Prominette MEADE $50 430
Aiagnes twestropel 3so
| Time 1 100 SIS. off $40.
Rakish Hat. s-Witchwater. Adventurous,
camayys. Spirit. sonorous, s-Pomrose and
Dairy Lady also ran.
&C. ID. Widener entry.
! FIFTH RAcE-si, eco. allowances. J.
year -olds, y mile:
* Dorko tWestrops) $40 400 70
Song O'War tCiingman) $50 $40
Wait q Bit tRodriguezD $50
Time 1.12, off 4:1o.
/ Paladin Blue Stride. Son Islam, Bien-
son, Bsrdia, Bulrush and Aletern also ran
SIXTH RAcE-si. 500, claiming, 3-yesr'
oIds, / lis miles:
s-Portable tWAhler) $50 7lO 2.1t
lKeene Advice tChngmAn) 2.eO 2.lC
lHelen's Boy fWright zIC
I Time 1:46 As. of AL
| Dinsen. Genial Guy and a-Whneenden'
! a-Bromley entry.
J SEVENTH RACE-si. 500. claiming. e.
year -olds and up, ! sis miles:
Armor Bearer Wright 1870 TO 40
I Broiier tRenick) 1910 s 20
Uvalde tWahleD 40
4 Time 2:0o, on 5:l3h.
Geneva Cross Colorado Ore. Dust Cap.
y Jeb Stuart, Priority. Belfry Chimes, Liber-
icsise and Early Settler also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
HAVRE DE GRACE
cat Baltimore, ma

CAT Baltimore, Mo-
set, Lustrous. Last Bet.
2-yEZARA, Southern Jane, Phantom
3-ADR0rT, oomph. Fresh Money.
4-HALF CROWN, VI Jelis, Sea Slave.
S-MIOLAND, Challedon, Cramps
@RODfN, Portsr's Cap. Sir Alfred.
LEES JIMMIE, Busy Man, Count
Maurice.
sHkzEL W., Triphsmmsr. Sun Phsn-
tom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-25
HAVRE DE GRACE

fAt Baltimore, Md
1-COLESBOY, Last Bet. Knitetta.
2-JEZARA, Southern Jane. Post Haste.
3-oAY VENTURE. oomph. Fresh
4-HALF CROWN, sally Mar. Sea Slave.
6-sTARETOR. Mioland, Challedon.
SIR ALFRED. He Rolls, Porsr's
7-pINGMANs, oinobi. rrysak.
s-HAZEL w.. Sunphantom. Radio
Wave.
BEsT-sIR ALFRED.