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Evening star., 1942-01-11
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Lead came
under the same drastic restrictions
this week that have severely cur
tailed use Of copper and tin.
A Federal ruling issued Friday
prohibited the use of lead in most
civilian manufacturing and sharply
limited the amount which could be
used in essential products.
Lead also was added to the list Of
critical metals which can be i'm
ported only by the Metals Reserve
Co., q Government agency.
The restrictive order came as talk
circulated in the metal trade that a
higher price for lead, at least to high
cost producers, was imminent.
Discussions between producers and
representatives of o. P. A. brought
reports that either q horizontal price
boost from the present SIS cents .
pound, New York, and $40 cents,
st. Louis. or . price subsidy was in
the maktzg.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Cotton Cloth Dealings Expand
To1OMiIIion Yards in Week

legislation and the policy Of the
Government regarding sale Ct Fed
eral stocks of cotton.
A high light of the weeks business
was a War Department order for
about $4,000, 900 yards of cotton twill
and poplin for uniforms.
Modest demand for rayon print
cloths cut the off-season lull The
industry was still heartened b. elm
ination of Japan as marke: COM
petitor.
Civilian business in wooler goods
was at a standstill as the industry
girded its collective loins to cope
with Government orders. New War
Department orders thus far in the
year have totaled 100000 yards.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
AIcou Will Deduct
Cash for War Bonds

Inauguration of a pay roll allot-
ment plan for the purchase of De-
fense savings bonds by employees of
the Aluminium Co. of America was
announced here yesterday by M. M.
Anderson, personnel director of the
company.
The amounts to be deducted will
be determined, in each case, by the
employe. The plan, which was dis
cussed with officials of the c. I. o.
Aluminium Workers of America,
representing six of the company's
plants, will become effective within
q few days.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Grains Rise Brisk|y
After Senate Vote
On Price Bill
Futures Up Fractions
To Cents or More
At One Time
By FRANKLIN MULLIN,

CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-Price control
legislation developments in Wash
ington touched off brisk buying in
the grain futures pits here today
that lifted prices fractions to more
than cents at one time.
Rye led the advance with gains
of as much as pa at the opening,
reaching 80 for May delivery and
841a for July, best figures posted
here since September and near
peaks for the last four years. Wheat
was up cent, soybeans more than
a cent, and corn and oats frac-
tionally. Prices of wheat. corn and
beans were near highs since Sep
tember while oats were near tops. for
the past II years.
The buying squirt followed the
Senate votesvesting the Secretary of
Agriculture with power to veto farm
price ceilings fixed under pending
legislation A move to increase
parity levels on which ceilings would
be based, thus automatically raising
the ceilings themselves, also was a
bullish factor.
Cut by Profit Taking.
Profit taking reduced gains in all
pits, but rye closed 1ss-a cents
higher than yesterday, May Slas-h.
Wheat finished as-s4 up, May
$129A-ss. July s130ss; corn ss-,s
higher. May 857s SO, July 87s.-7a;
oats 1s off to % up and soyheanS
1s-'s higher.
Under the price control bill as 1t
stopped at the opening of the
Senate session with ITO per cent of
parity the minimum ceiling, traders
estimated wheat could sell as high
as $1.57 in Chicago, with corn s1,12.
oats 10 and rye $133. A new
amendment was proposed to make
the Federal Reserve Boards periodic
index of industrial wages a factor
in establishing parity figures, which
would raise the limit below which
farm price ceilings could not apply
by about 10 per cent.
Rye in Demand.
Buying of rye was associated
partly with likelihood of increased
use by distillers for manufacture of
industrial alcohol. Short covering
appeared in the pit due to the fact
that rye sells at greater discount
under proposed ceilings than any
other cereal
Prices OF corn. expected to be the
principal grain used in alcohol
manufacture, were held in check by
hedging sales to Offset commercial
trade purchases of Government sup
plies.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Maryland to Double
Alcohol Production
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AB6ocikted PfeSs.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. TO-
Maryland, one Of the Nations big
gest producers Of alcohol, will dou-
BILE its output Of industrial alcohol
next year.
The 1941 output of industrial al
cohol was 14.901 $40 gallons, figure
which will be stepped up to 30,000.-
900 gallons in 1912 under the o. P. M.
order, converting distilleries to the
manufacture of ethyl alcohol, dis
tillery officials said.
The Calvert, Schenley, and Frank.
fort distilleries can be switched from
production Of beverage to industrial
alcohol within q few days. ofncia1
Evening star., 1942-01-11
AIubomu Steel Rute
To Remuin Steady
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan. 10
Steel ingot production in Alabama
will remain at approximately 80
per cent Of capacity next week,
with % open hearth furnaces in
operation.
All 19 of the States blast furnaces
will continue in operation, slso.
with 18 producing pig iron and the
other, ferromanganese, an alloy
used in steel production.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Approxi-
mately 100000 yards OF cotton
cloths moved in the Worth Street
Market this week and the industry
piled up a still larger backlog in the
form of War Department orders.
New civilian business was gener-
ally disregarded.
Sales were cleared at the new
ceiling price of 451a cents a pound,
but the belief the price of spot
cotton would advance further
which in turn would lift the gray
goods top-caused mills to limit
their offerings.
Other deterrents to faster trade
were uncertainties over price control
Evening star., 1942-01-11

DETROIT, Jan. 10.-The Sfade
publication Automotive News re-
ported today that production of new
cars and trucks rose this week to
63,515 units, compared with 17.1os
for the previous holiday-curtailed
week. In the comparable week Of
1941 output was 1892 vehicles.
Some makers were slow getting
under way, the news said, but speed
ed up when the once of Production
Management boosted allowable pro-
duction limits for January to 204 ,848
cars. 4
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Executive Promoted
By American Steel
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 10.-Election
Of Frank j. Carr as vice president
in charge of finance was announced
last night by American Steel g.
Wire Co. Carr, 40. for the past
three years has been comptroller
Of the company, United States
Steel Corp. subsidiary. He pre-
viously served four years as comp
troller of the Tennessee Valley
Authority.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
New Director Named

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10 (SpeciaD -
F. Granger Marburg, general
partner of Alex. Brown & Sons and
q trustee Of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity, has been elected q director
of the Safe Deposit q Trust Co.
Edwin g. Baetjer, william q. Baker,
IT,, and Lyman Delano, whose terms
had expired, have been reelected
to the boaQd.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Increase Is Revealed
In Customs Receipts
By Tie Associated Press.

BY tLe ASSOClattu PreSS.
Customs receipts, in spite Of war
restrictions on imports, increased
in the first half of the fiscal year,
receipts were $4,000, 900, compared
to Sl64, 100000 in the similar portion
of the preceding fiscal year.
Most of the receipts were based,
however, on imports before the
United States entered the war, and
in the first week of January, GUS
toms duties ran little behind the
similar week last year. The figures
we're 1922 900 for this years week,
against $6,001 900 a year ago.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Up
Sharply From 1910
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The Amer
lean Bureau of Metal Statistics said
today United States zinc production
in December was 1855 to2s. COM
pared with 65,354 tons in December,
1910.
Zinc stocks at the end of Decem-
ber we're placed at 24,062 tons,
against 1882 in the same month Of
1910, while domestic shirments we're
listed at 65 $50 last month, compared
with 64,934 in December, 1910.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
j. ). Leather Profits Soar
Above Previous Year
BY the Associated Press.

6y lIit hSSOCldleu ffeSo.
NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-The
United States Leather Co. and sub
sidiaries today reported for the fis-
cal year ended October 81, ..,941, net
profit of s1,064,920, after deprecia-
ton, interest, income tax reserve
and provision for inventory contfn-
gencies. or s34.8O a share on per
cent preference stock, on which div
idends in arrears October 81 were
$2625 a share.
Allowing for annual dividend re-
quirements on preference shares
outstanding December 81, the bal
ance was equal to s3.40 share on
the class "a" stock.
This compared with net profit Of
S5.786, or 13 cents a share, on the
7 per cent preference stock in the
previous year.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Auto Output Soors to 63,515
After Holiday c CurtoiIment

General Motors divisions produced
28,139 new cars and truckS, COM
pared with 1850 units in the pre-
vious week and 48,721 units in the
1941 week. .Chrysler produced H.
O91 units, compared with 1850 the
previous week and 26,775 ir the 1941
week. Ford assemblies totaled 49,
$50, compared with 5,725. the pre-
vious week and $3.50 in the 1e41
week.
In the independent gr1up, the
news said, all makers resumed oper-
ations, with considerable step-up In
the coming week.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Pennsylvania Electric
Files Bond Issue
Py the Associated Press.

Ry the ASSOCIATED Press.
Pennsylvania Electric Co. has
filed with the Securities Commis-
sion $32 soc, 900 Of first mortgage
bonds, due 1872, and $4,000 shares
of cumulative preferred stock, 500
par value.
The securities will be sold through
competitive bidding. The proceeds
will be used principally for refund
ing purposes.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
A. P. Industrial Index
Lower During Week

BY tne ASSOClateu PreSS.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10-Tae AsSo-
ciated Press index of industrial ac-
tivity fell back this week to 1924
from 1893 the previous week.
Steel output, feeling the growing
shortage of scrap, advanced less
than seasonally from the Preceding
holiday week. Railroad freight car
loadings also rose less than nor
mally expected for the week
Electric power output, however,
scored a good advance.
Componerts. adjusted 70, normal
seasonal varia ations, compared as
follows.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Expund at Baltimore

BALTIMORE. Jan. 10 (SpeciaD -
One new industry and five expan-
sions of existing plants we're re-
ported in Baltimore durng De-
cember. They represent plant in
vestnent Of $4,000 and vii require
178 additional wO'kers.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Stock Seat Lower

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 LP-A New
York Stock Exchange membership
cold today for $4,000, q drop Of
$4,000 under the previous sale. Sales
/. ranged from $4,000 to SIS, 900 dur
ong 1871. 4
Evening star., 1942-01-11
COttonSeed Oil.

Cottonseed oil futures tended up
ward today, on the trail of an ad-
vance in cotton. lard and grains.
The January delivered dipped 01 of
a cent but deferred deliveries were
up .03 to .04 of a cent a pound.
Sales totaled 81 contracts.
Spot crude cottonseed oil held at
the Federal price ceilings Of 1875
cents a pound in the Southeast and
valley and 1215 cents in Texas. Cot
tonseed oil futures closed: January,
13.8lb; March, 1895; May, 1885;
July, 13.84b.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10 LP-Cotton
futures advanced here today on the passage
by the Senate of an amendment to the
price-control bill giving the Secretary OF
Agriculture veto powers over ceilings on
farm products. Closing prices were steady.
s to 8 points net higher.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

VdSH IWdTKtt.
Cash wheat prices were quoted y. cent
higher today, although no sales were re-
ported. Basis was steady; receipts 13
cars. Corn was p higher: basis steady:
receipts So cars: sales, 10000 bushels:
bookings. 10000 bushels. Oats. u higher:
basis firm; receirts, A cars sales, $1,000
bushels; bookings, 5000 bushels.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

Cottonseed oil closed steady. bleacha BILE
prime surrne- yellow unuuOteG. Prime
cruce. lo5O-15. January, 3.40b: March.
1342b May. 134lb; July, 13.4lb.
bid Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

(See FACTORIES, Page C-s)
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Most StocksSaq
Fractions 10 ST.;
Market Dull
Scattered Fuvorites
Manage to Emerge
With Coins

WHAT STOCKS DID
Evening star., 1942-01-11

.h-New high. x-Revised.)
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
FIVE-HOUR PROGRAM

Without spcech-making, those
in charge figure that five hours
of big league baseball, Jimmy
Dorseys great band and a brief
military show Will be entertain
ment enough Ito satisfy the most
fastdiouS DorSey'S band. one oi
the country's outstanding name
bands. which will play here q
week at Eastwood Gardens, Will
play at the stadium from u "a
! o'clock and between innings VI
TO 2 O'Clock.
The ball park will be- open al
IL a. m.
Besides Dorsey's aggregation
there will be two other bands
Among those in charge Of the
military and naval end or the
spectacle are Mai William Fl.
Kite Jr. Of Fort Wayne and Capt.
Richard T. Brodhcad OF the Naval
Armory.
A rain check has been provided
with each ticket good for a game
the following day IN case OF
lnclement weather. Should The
teams be unable 10 play on Mon
day. an Army and Navy Relief
game viii be set for a later date.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
DRIVEN IHEAIERS

Victory Workers Show Every Friday and
Saturday Nights at u 80 A. NJ. at West
Side Drtve-In Theater Late Show Satur-
day Night Only al East side Drive-ln.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
Dawes and Paris Bowl.
500 Match Thursday

Nal Gilmeur.s Paris and Leon
ard DettloffS> Dawes bowling
teams will start warming up for
The Detroit Times All-Star Classic
with a match for a
Sl00 purse al Ritters Recreation
Thursday at 3 y. m. ---
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18


being billed here as a contest to
end all sofIhall.
Although he won't tip off any
one on what his lineup will be, il
was certain that Wolfe will use
Tackle Emil Uremovichwill on the
mound and Fullback Frank Gri-
gonis as catcher Big Bill Calihan.
the blocking back from Nebraska,
will probably be the first baseman.
All the Lions will see action in
the game.
Monday was scheduled as an off
day for the club but Coach Bill
Edwards drilled blocking assign
ments into the team for two hours
at a chalk talk, and Bill Karcis
had a special workout for the
late arrivals and the overweight
players.
Three cripples. Augie Lilo, Mike
Balitsaris and Grover OXley will
be back in action today. Another
scrimmage. centering on offensive
blocking. will be held tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
Ruffing, Lyons
Knotted Again
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
League game scheduled, the
Browns defeated the Indians, So,
10 a night game at Cleveland be-
IRE only S.472 spectators.
~ A double. triple and single with
two out in the seventh gave the
Cardinals. two runs and enough TO
beat the Reds. So.
Babe Barna's single with the
bases full and two out in the
ninth. gave the Giants their fifth
straight win, 3-2, over the Braves
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
ToNIGHT's BOUTS

Bert Runt. Hungary, W Reh' Russel
IN falls
Flash Gordon Hollywood. vs.. Al La
Foon South America, IN 3 falls.
stanley Buresh Australia, vs.. Harold
Chaundy, Detroit one fall.
Bill Beard. WNandotte. vs.. Jack Smith,
Toronto. one fall.
Mack Park will present two
one-hour time limit bouts as a
double-header mat attraction to-
night. In them Bert Rubi and
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
wI-O-Drome Intact

Bowl-O-Drome winner. of the
Senior House Bowling League
championship last season. will re-
turn intact this fall with Harry
Black as captain again Entries
for this league. average for which
has been raised 10 S75. and a
junior house circuit are being
taken at HO. $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
Mack Park Features Double Mai Windup

Flash" Gordon, a pair of smooth
wrestling Speedboys tackle pair
OF so-called villains, "Reb' Russell
and al LaFoon.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
Not Bad al All

In total prize money won dur
ing 1912. Ben Hogan Sieads all
golfers with $l1,993 Byron Mel
son IS second with S9.6Ol.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
SARATOGA
w. a. H
Fight Results
By Universal Service

NEW ORLEANS. Ia Cosby LIus0n
: a.. New Orleans. outpointed Lew Jen-
kins ifi SweetwRteT Tex Gui
PtTTSBURGH -- F2zard Charles t61
Cincinnati. Knocked ont Jose BssOra i53 q.
Puerto Rico t5l. Floyd Gibson i65. Gin
cinnati. outpointed Joey Matts, is3, Char
leroi, Pa. (s),
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
Advance Sale
Betters Mark

Continued from First Sport Page
Mayor Z. J. Jeffries has beef
honored with the one minute
and a clock will be kept on hi
honor.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
Glass { Men
Juniors Head
Times Tourney

three men DIVISIONS OF the Metro
llitan Detroit softball tourna-
Dhent were slated 10 bite the
dust" in Sudden death" competi-
tion on numerous fronts tonight
Only Glass A games scheduled
are at Allen Park where the two
losers will face elimination. The
program opens at 7:30 with ST.
Elizabeth opposing Tri-V Club
Allen Park will meet Detroit Har-
ycster at 9 p. m.
All four clubs in the Allen Park
games have lost one game in the
two-loss-and-out play and loss
tonight means the end Of COMPETE
ton.
Class g men and Juniors will
clash on various department Of
parks and recreation playfields at
z p. m. tonight. Both divisions are
entering second round play with
16 games scheduled in the G divi-
sion and eight in the Junior group.
Amateur Softball Association
Commissioner Lafferty requested
that all teams playing tonight re-
port results of their games 10 the
department of parks and recrea-
tion office, so Elmwood. The
number is Fitzroy 3840.
Tonight'S schedule:
At ALLEN PARK a MEN)
Z 30-st Elizabeth ". Tu-V club.
. 0o-AIen PARK rs, Detroit Harvester.
CLASS & MIN
can Sames at p. M
Americans Va virges Bar Jrs AZ Dinge-
man No 3 Cardinals No. I w. club Ca
siRo, Clark No. ! Metros A. c. vs. Car
bploy, al COdd No Fort Wayne vs.
Amos A. c.. At Clark PARK No, Akin.
son Gulf vs. Precious Blood, At Liitlefield
No. J. star Tool and Die vs. Pittsburgh
Glass. at Roosevelt No 2; Jays Va Schsr-
bJneau. A. Atkinson 40. !. Birdhuui -.
s.. Benedict ~ Roosevelt No. 3, Blue RIB
Pointe Cardinals vs. g. = Eagles. at St
clair No 3 Local 10 vs. Cooper Bros, At
Lodge SO. So Stanislaus vs. Brlgadiers
a. jayne No S. Conners Inspectors vs
STANLEY cafe, al Harper -Cdnners No. 2,
Brewster VS. n O -. Gauge Lab. At
Jayne 80 10 Briggs Brown B9mbers "
-, jefferson Merchants ~ Csrsiens No.
Acnr vs. winner Junior Bombsrs.
&emuus. al Csfstsns No. /.
~ NIORS
(Ail games at pm.D
Bender Fish W. IT, Bomoers. az Berry
no JuEElsfs vs Miller Nlksns 81 Jayne
No Falcons Jr vs.. Wildcats az Aignn-
qun 80 ! Our Lady ~ Help -. Hl-Lites
j. az ElmWUld sp. Dearborn Tigers
vS. Al ParA al Lttleneid No. ? Pepsi
Cola VS. winner Americans. Bundle Bees.
a. Roosevelt SO g. Junction A G VS.
FAeles ~ Atkinson No cobtles IS.
San Ffancisco. ar FopseVeIf NO
WEDNESDAY SIGHI. AUG. 10
a. Mack Park
90 Naval Asror vs. Kowaiski "A mem.
So Ilacsan Motor Police vs.. Local "a
mem.
Q 31-- Commando W Wooluorth ~ eirisl
'N Michigan AIksH Fieidi
7 OK 10 Autlmatlcs W. Timken a
SIS. Artimrs Va Green Hornets "A ucol
3 .b- Michigan Alkau IS Local 900 -
mem,
.GIASS- -R-AAN-
ar games At .. M
Vsfhsyden uuG vs. Murray Plant Po-
r.e 81 Pingfes 40 Teamsters Local
a37 vt Bordens g. y W a. Lodge No.
l. i0r Boosters vs. Franks Bar, A. ST
Clar No Hudson Anchors vs. General
Detroit a. Plngrec 40. Stanlsys Par
vs. Post office. a. jayne No. St Agnes
~ Evans Products a. Atkinson SO s.
LGcs. lT4 VS. Cadillac Mustangs a. Clark
Ascension. ~ Roosevelt No. /.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
cat Mack PARK
Murray Local 10 ?. z Ess, SIDE Al
E,ats 20 l8n.nEs}.e
II. son A. 4. $50 J. { Bourgeois. ;.
! d J.. 10, Packard, O..
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18

LrE-HaTper and Froutenac. PL. OSt7.
hOL Todays the Day You, We Been wat.
ing For Doors open q Noon our @nd
Giant Surprise Party So Hours of Fun,
Thrills. Excitement. Laughter, Mystery q
Adventure. Bargain Matinee TIL o-Zoc.
lrr-Harper and Frontenae FL. Ost7 4
hCL Cont from Noon. Cooled. ESCAPE
FROM HONGkONG.' About Laugh Riot,
"TRAMP. TRAMP, TRAMP" Plus
SPECIAL SURPRISE PARTY.
AnIMc- COOL COMFORT! open lo:45
hUhnO An. Joan Crawford, Melyyn
Douglas in THEY ALL KISSED IhE
BRIDE" Also SABOTAGE squad.
ADMIRAL mr. > St " Jean %rcoad nd Free Free
Conrad Veidt in "NAZI AGENT Plus
Gene Autry. Smiley Burnette HOME IN
WYOMIN'.' Saturday Huge Midnite show
IInrN-Ford Road Chase, Dearborn
ALDLN Open 6:l5. AIT Cooled. Charlie
Chaplin. Paulette Goddard IN "6hEAi
DICTATOR" Plus 'ARGENTiNE NIGHTS
with Ritz Bros. and Andrews sisters.
JcCp-rE. Warren at OuteI DIR. NJ. 1928 y
hLuLh open 6.45, Last show 10 70 ":
or TRIpOLI." IN Coior al Z and 1920.
"TUTTLEs or TAHITI" $40 ana 1850.
IIuIMDpI-9t2s Woodward. MA. 0zSi 4
ALEXANDRIA Last Times Today. Open
a. PARK Free. Cooled. Rita Hay~eFth.
Victor Mature 'MY GAL SAL" Tech. J.
Garfield. ''DANGER0L 0LsLY THEY LIVE" "
ALLEN PARK-Allen rat5 +a ,u,,.v AT, pooasE 2sis
Donna Reed in cot hIsHIP or ANDh
HARDY" Plus "TOP SERGEANT
MULLIGAN." Latest War News.
uom,-IsOoI charleyolx TU. 2-2sIb +
ALUllA open s.45. Conrad veidt NAH
AGENT" PIus Brenda Joyce, Joseph Allen
Jr in FRIGHT TO THE HEART"
luplccl John X. TO. s-4sso
AflBASSADUk closed for Remodelns.
Open soon With New Seats and New
sound. Watch for Grand OPENING.
AMSTERDAM-l'ato Cd River Nv ss,s! a, srw@cd "'s'
Night Anna May Wong BOMBS ONER
BIRMA." Plus WHATS C00kIN's'
INNEY-Grand River at JOY Road =
hNNLh Open 50 p NJ NEw SHOW !!
THIS TIM FOR kEEPs," Ann knlner,
ford Robt Sterling. Plus MOT LADIES'
MAN" with Pau Kelly and Fay way:
ArULLU open 8 p. NJ. Air Cooled. John
Payne Maureen O'Hara IN ITO ThE
SHORES or TRIPOLI." Guy Kibbee in
"sCATTERGOOD NETS BRoADwAY."
hpcLnE-Hastings at Vernon Highway 4
AhIHUL Open All Night Lon CLANCY
Jr, "GHOST OF FRANkEAsTEiN." Ken
Murray II Hillisrd, 'JUkE Bon JENNiE.'
AST0R-se52 Twelfth street
hOIUh Marlene Dietrich Randolph
scott in THE SPOILERS" II Bogar.
Conrad Veidt. AL THRU THE NIGHT -
LTILc-I5sS1 Plymouth Rd.. ". of Gr'nfId
hlLhO cont. .s5. Free Dishes 20 Ladies
All Day. Michael Rcdgrsve IN "~ON> OF
THF SFA Plus Hugh Herbert In
THERE'S ONE BORN EVERY MINUTE
-iUAI ffk-I.lape u "a fiSaa- 1D- $500 r.
AfhLUN RITA Hayworth Victor Mature,
my GAL SAL" John Garfield Lee Pa.
rick IN "DANGEROI Sly THEY LIVE. "
free Parking. Cooled. open 6;35 z. NJ.
prI MnNT-ig72I Woodward. Highland Pk.
DLLuUI'l Park Free. Jeanette Macdonald,
Bran Aherns IN "SMiLlN' THROJ OH. y
''JoHNNY EAGER" with Robt. Taylor
DEIUI --BeiieviiIe. Michigan
DLLFlL Cooled Lionel Barrymore tn
"DR. kILDARE'S VICTORY HOME
II NNOMIN'," Gene Autry. Cart News.
DCpVI rV-l2-Mlle Road and Robina 4
DLnhLLI Open 80. Air Conditioned.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
Tiger Pitching Records

Totals 123 50 60 1iO4ss 624 ias ass
'InCluding totals Of Fuchs and Rowe and
he games of July 4 and August H.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-18
Scratches
BY United Press
NARRAGANsETT PARK

NARRAGANSETT PARK
Track. muddy
First Race Pavilion. Wab a'unsse
Hunting Home. Last Frontier, Flaming
High, Travis l., Calcutta, Thespisn.
Bin n.
Third Race-Range Dust. Equistons.
Gadabout, Miss Co-Ed Gossip Time
ralco. Storm Orfhan Shaheeu ..
Finh Race-Valdina Disco.
sixth Race-Blue Bootles
Eighth Race Lady Lyon0rs FlNinE
liver, Mine, PompIit, Meadow Court.
Ninth Race (substtute) Declared on.
WASHINGTON PARK
Track. fast
First Races South Drive. Fortress
Second Race Sweet Flo MIX Route.
Chance Lark. Feathery. Prince Beiltro.
Suprine
Fourth Race-csndy Hero. Praetorian.
Arose, Cantata, Adams Needle Swing
Leader Song Spinner
Sixth Race-Saieg Talk. Bal PLAYER.
Cooling Spring.
Eighth Race-veiled Prophet. Buddie
Treacy Toms Ladd High Name. Con
ME Ann. sun By, Pompton, Man About
Town Conville
Ninth Race tsubstitute) - Declared on.
SARATOGA
Track, slow.
ID First Race Rriar Lass. Tide over.
fsIilbertsville 'ChictH Sure Fire
Second Race-Mattie J state witness
ThiQi Race-Flv Catcher
Fourth Race-Livelihood.
Seventh Race-Verse. Brook.