davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Retailing
Continues
Over 1911

While volume Of retail dlStribu-
ton declined slightly tins week
because of the Thanksgiving Day
holiday. the month 10 date showed
gains over October with most
merchants reporting sales from 20
10 30 per cent above November
lo4l, says Dun & Bradstreet. Inc.
Stores continued 10 emphasize
the importance OF early Christmas
shopping because Of the great
crowds anticipated and The IN
ability Of obtaining adequate tenn
porary help. Another factor that
has spurred gift buying IS the fear
OF shortage Of many articles.
Department stores IN the main
had a decline in volume for the
week as against the preceding
week ranging up 10 20 per cent
but for the month as against last
year increases Of from 20 10 40
per cent were recorded
Speciality stores in the down
town section. as result Of oh
Servance Of Monday evening shop
ping hours and exceptional results
for that day. had 2 week OF only
slightly lower volume than the
previous week. Increases for No
Nomber as against that month last
year averaged y 10 30 per cent
Demand for mems clothing and
furnishings continued active with
sales total slightly below the total
tor last week. but satisfactory
margins Tor the month were regis
Tered over lq4l.
Wholesalers maintained large
volume and reported gains for tho
month over last year OF more than
lO per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Freight Loddings
Gain 1926 Cars

ASHIN GTON Nov IS
LoadlngS of revenue freight during
the week ended November y
totalcd $50 AT cars, An increase of
9S26 ears over the previous week.
an increase Of 3704l above the
like week year ago, and an IN
crease of lO2 936 cars over the
1910 period, according 10 reports
10 the Association Of American
Railroads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Reca TkeC Invesiie alton Before Pearl Herbor-

The Of survival OF states rights IN me neld 1l IRE
before Pearl
national economic
felt that there strong sentiment IN
the federal government INTO the hedS
of insurance regulation has been the exclusive
of the states
one executive York mutual insurance company
Association OF Insurance
viii test The vitality
Of state regulation Of the opinion that 1t was desirable
promptly 10 the need Tor
legislation light OF changing national cona
Sof+
anved the proposed would have sufficient
with legislatures them 10 act
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
M. s. Rukeyser
Insurance Reforms
Planned i'm y. 4. Meel

The present day adequacy opposed
equation Of life companies VIII trial
forthcoming convention New York Of the National AsSo
Of State Insurance Commissioners.
Although the eNtraegal
medium through which OF the
- interchange ideas and information
Will be made Gel the association whose
held Sunday Monday Tuesday deal with
widespread demand for modernlaton Of the American
light of the lengthennG
life through the science
medicine Critics OF the existing which has been
laws of allcee that the table
fleets ri - rather than DAY
the table law individual
pancs get away from thc,oId table at will.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
BEHIND MINUS SIGNS

Among stocks 10 end behind
minus signs were Pennsylvania
r. r. Consolidated Edison. Ken
neCott. National Biscuit. General
Motors and Proctor & Gamble.
Developments al Toulon were
reflected IN the market for bonds
Of AXlS-OcCupled countries. Gains
IN this group ran 10 more than a
point The general bond list,
however. was quiet and mixed
Several second grade rail liens lost
ground.
Commodities generally were
coiorleSS. Grains and cotton dis
played an irregular trend through
most of the day. although cereals
were firm IN the forenoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
LEW
WALT Err S
BEST BETS
BOWIE

: STOLEN TRYsT Poindexter III Up.
, KANSAS, Fold Under Donna Leons.
. DREAM PARADE. Gold Regnsnt,
Nellie Novice
4 POMPA NEGRI. Westhsrits. Lord
NatOut
S-vENTURE CAP, Scotch Abbot. Mo-
lasseS 10.
A. RON JOUR, Douhlrah. Bright Gallant.
: KEY RING Satin Cap. Resolnte II
: MAECHANCE. Rough Pass. Rulrush.
q WHITE HOT. Avesia. Cseodemon.
REST BON JOUR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
FAIR GROUNDS

7 SFARCY. Catapui, Prince Danny.
. YESTERYEAR, GrAn Bird, cagoi
PART HNRBOR, singing sun, Real
man
NAISCO Three Bangs Altman.
5-PlTTISTRAW, STUDY Period Fsrli-
ana
s. BONNER ENTRY Rushwhacker. Con
perDan.
: PAIRCAIS Gummed Up. No Count.
HEQH,ER.= QhiEho. FAif PLAYER.
BEST SEARCY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

need than others
that the
make adjustments which bring the theoretical table
o basis. which reflects actual experience
But who lnSlSten contemporary table winch
last II aege that
OF table
FFefThese this setoof of
that the chief health and longevity
young whereas after go experience
Accordingly they that the effect Of
of the American experience table $50 eNa2geraie the
which experience with insured lhe ~
10 30-NeaI group a showing a mortality profit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
DEATHS

Thomas P vereuen. il7 Elm. R'v'r Rouge
IS
anna y n.rmar a27s Blame ,. No
u mes Smith. 1924 Chestnut, IS
savanna Hughes 33l3 LEONARD. ~
Georgia Burket' 1925 East Fort "A
Kenneth n KsvanRugh, 50 Sproa ~.
Johanns Ericsson. 1897 Hamilton. 80
Howard Lotnrpp. 2ffS Rochester IS
Lillian 4 Lnvet' 1880 CherrylaVn. ~.
Raw sevhurn Tolsma. t5li Cortland SO
Ruth Nsr.n Ohisson. Highland PARK. IS
Patricia Phillips 14sSo Cloverdals, &c.
Leo e Thelsn 2ola But,ernut, SO
Arthur William Reason. 1888 Lskevev 50
Jacob Oliver Frrnell 1919 Bonita -
Grace WHITE 202 w'nder 81
Iohn Berks Smith. s3sS Whitevood, 81.
sam rrmh's 1855 Llvernois. Is
Mary IS Ross 2ea5 Hendriok 81.
FEMME p Parse Holly. Mich. 7s.
Laura Wolherg 1888 Cortland so.
Hannah Lane i2t26 Christy. "a
Charles Mount a6H Woodlavn. II
Louise Marion Beauisu, 1903 Asfdelein
81
rauin, Depsnd 1868 Lakewood 40
Josephine Mcihcyer 1898 Grsyton. Al.
Otto Poeke 509i Maxwell 81
SANDY William Kigore $500 Thiru'th. So
James \ Bickett 735 Cavalry. ~.
John IlnsuEh $50 Michigan. IS
Heicn Smith 2s22 Huron 81
payid y Wrrhs 274i Webb. IS
John Herbert sykes SOS FarrsVor'h. "a
Nsbsl Pustelnik. s734 Witt, ~
Thomas r Marshall 1910 kerchevsl u
Mary Jennie Adams 4f4N fireman. -
Peter SadowsV 2ee3 Norwak, Ham 1s
Mary Barbara Ortmsnn. 1925 East Alex
andrins ~
Thomas tpait s3s East Nontcslm So
mildred Hicks 1879 Madison ~
Nav sandman i32 pingres 50
CHRISTIAN Paulsen i4o3l Asnury Psrs az
Joseph CASSIE fa70 Moran Is
Gabriel = henderson. 1871 MsrlborouEh
81
John Shpfshenfuk Windsor. Ont IS
1cfn 6 HuotnagIe 6oi5 Fifteenth ~
Katherine y p0ok. 7f3S Dunedin 50
Louis Orstorn Hsrvst 1871 Riopels 81
ThAf4sa Sh~rN -2s2s Prr-.vfvsnis 81.
Isous pevich 1878 Anghn, so.
Ficrs shier. ~ KIM. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Stock Market
Rally Regdins
Some Losses
Few Special Issues
in Peace Group 60
Up 10 ; Points
nv BROADAN WALL

ih'e'nHnohsl NfNs service FINANCIAL N'"e'
NEW YORK. Nov. 2S - The
stock market rallied moderately
yesterday 10 recover portion OF
losses incurred early in the week
A few Special issues ran up !
10 3 points mostly in the so-called
peace group. hut gains generally
were Of modest proportions, Sev-
cral representative stocks con
tinued 10 lag
Chief Stimulant was the report
" the Scuttllng Of the French
feet Al 'TOulon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harry a. Osborne al winifred Kennedy
George w Crane, rs. sheia =. kostok
10 o.
Bertrand Haine. 10 Roberta Wells. II
Edward Tsrnowski, % Madeline Simon.
Lease amhrar- an Johnnie Nae johnson,
John F. Corak. q. Marjorie Krsn.. n
Arthur MacieJewsk 26 Viola simoni %
Albert Harris 81 Carrie Hampton. az
Edward Klizs. %: Hedwig Drozdovski. Is.
Robert G. white 20 AMY Crsigis. 10
wilfred Arthur Root 81 Elizabeth A
Joseph watra,. as. Bernie, Konsc1yny, IS
Green T Bowen. 20. Gertrude FLOYD ~
Iohn Hammonds 90 Elizabeth Archie. %
Frank saIewski. % Gertrude komor"sha'
Leonard Kat ~. Marian Brown Is
Paul Golsszewski. g. stella kwiatko~sh
Edwin f Henon. % mildred Len,, II
William o Dickerson 20 Nancy Elizabeth
Gusrsvs Gsbaldou, Is J6stphins Huer's.
Is
Theodore J. Gaze, % Isns Han %
Vincent g. Alvarez rs Dorothy s''rhs
Harold Fischer. % June Rosor 20
Frank p mcKenDs. SO Hida J Matuh
Edai, Lee Mahley-a7 Emma Virgins -
Marshall piper 26 Bessie KlaSman p,
John Heyes 30 Maty Richards -
Glenn C. PAYNE 2S Jane OConnoI -
vincent Y. Provenzano, a. Josephine
l.or.to GcryasL- a. -Enzah.1h- -Ensler-
|Jsmes " Whi', q. Rose " MORT. -
Joseph F. Wysocki. ~. SOPHIE krtyrs~
Ionn l.. B.tocbs. -; Ma, Anseene R,o
Harold " Moon. ~ Karol Chyhnsk IS
lanes Benton a.. Marian Geh q
Andrew c pun. % EsVerns Spencer p
Mar,in r Gsunz 30. Dorothy Grrith a3.
Irving Cohen Evelyn plaskoyt, 20
Frank L. wilson, p Lock-. Nei'on
Al Neal Is Archie p Youn, go
Warren g Below. n Retty Evrt 70
Virgil Rockwell 80 MARY TDt'Ie Coulter
less, Ramirez 20. Marie Gonsslel Is
Robert r. N,Aer IS Rarbara Fsnu-r Is
Ralph ! -nsha..- IL "a tttif = - -rrtr-
Ralph s~-Rsne, 20 Beatrice Rr.nnis. %
Edwin Hutchinson. - louise H'msn
George ". Maze n, -. Helen Ham
Lew. scni1s, - rn''o~r Jo,e'
o1el Little Il Auesn Marin =
Fred crossis p Marie Mck.G az
Edgsr Cochrsns, % Agnes J. KOS
CASHMERE r. wf0b1sW.ET y FsFr r. Han
sen. 20
cart mtiAlt y Pose rYn}cE =
Douglas a Henp - Ma, HrruesFF Z
Howard Nudge Jr, - tuTrrrs tYr'F'1
Is
Melvin r Mitchell % : prHirs strobsl
10
Arnold Johnson ~ Msry FNer BAR. .,
Seal Zube a naigsret Halsssd y
Louis M0nrcy. 50 Josehna TafoyA 40
Donald Fuller. % ieonA Toms p
Arthur J Mclean, % Aruondlos s,hu.
macher. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS
DEATHS-DNORCES
DEATHS

Lydia 2 Moore, I2io3 Rutland "a
John Gorrell. 1913 crocuslawn, 81
Girard DHaene. 1925 Ten-Mile road
Warren Township II
Sarah Sherwin, 2O24 Alameda 81.
Rose Lipkin. 3025 Richton. 81.
Sarah WhitcoDn. 1927 Pingree. rs
clara Andreole. 629 South Waterman. 30
Louisa Clayton. 1925 Relevedere 10
Edward McHugh. 1878 Dtckerson, so
Francis 7. Rouen. i2026 Rutland. IS
Katherine Pfeiner, 5000 CharlevoiX 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
DIVORCES

Georgia GNlv from ksrmi'
Reahs Moor. from Roosevelt
MARY Jones from william
Mitchell Davis rom Lulu
Hazef Hioknck from Ewing
Florence Murpns from Der"Dod
Frank Sheiman from Alice.
Irene Soave from Roy.
virginia Krakow from Arthur.
James Green from Eva
william Hslfrich from Margaret
Irene Williams from James
Dorothy Raley from Richard
Florence Lambeth from Hairy.
Vera Robinson from Mefls
Ethel Matthews from Fro
ADRIAN Oliver from Edna
Sigmund Gurnicki from Helen.
Lockte Rorson from FLOYD
Anna NeChsier from Adolph
Gensvievs PademAcher from Hsrve'
Rernics Williams from Eugene
MARY Kostnan from otto
blanche Rose from Relfofd
Frank Mcdonald from NAME.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
PAY CEILING PR1Cr

The ANA. he said. viii pay
rrIllDE prices for All pork products
offered which meet specifications
and viii buy live hogs AZ Chicago
for processing on custom basis.
I'm view OF the constantly In
creaSing demands for pork prod
uctS by lend-lease, the armed
services. and our own civilian
workers" nc said. prices should
STAY above the SlS.25 Chicago
level during the next two years
without special government
action"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Hog Production
Goal for 1913
Raised IS Pct.
See I742 Record Topped
bv IS Million Heads;
<l325 Price Supported

WASHINGTON Nov g ms
Secretary of Agriculture Claude
Nckard TODAY boosted the 1913
-c prriucflor goat CEt-r0C Tor an
Increase OF IS por cent 0'er this
oars record ROC production of
No. Q10oo0 head
81 thc same time NICkaro
~roIrrc5 a government price
..Dp0rr0c program 10 hold prices
so hogs af So - a hundred pounds
+r-r-..f----r --rat there wCrC -UCW
demands Tor pork products ari>lng
ot ot rCccnr'War developments,
tho as. culture secretary uppcd tho
h'- co7I 5 per cent over a prclm-
nsN -aal sci on October rs A.
fraf r0s ho had increased the
... L. r.l cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Rio CROP SEN

The new coa, II realized VII
~r>lf III q 1913 crop of III 0Ou-
500. hogs compared 10 l05.500ooo
low tins year. and S5.035.oo0 hogs
t"si
IN a~qoInClrC the price sup
pounrc program WICkard SAID
that purchasing by The agrlcul-
frat marketing administration
wl. ho 20 operalcd~aS 10 MAINTAIN
an average hoc price of Sl325 a
hadred pounds Chicago basis
,a~ good and choice grades of
nTTHfr hOcS weighing 240 10 go
POUNDS The price Will be main
sDcd nnl Sept 30. 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28


FOURTH RACE 3-yesr-olds snd up s.
shrmpie tClsggetD 1890 $50 31C
clyde Tolson tRaizarettl 1890 3 "a
Johnnie ! oGnbert : 80
Time "a Is. m > 424
Elmar and ChtrNdaie also rsn.
FIFTH RACE 2-y.ar-oids a, mile.
Piccadilly knapp - 20 30 So
Horn0esm tGiberN 40 20
Good Lawyer ,Ral1arettp 50
Time l.lS. on 3.OsI,
Persia, sonure Gallant Wi,ch Cream
ana Rough Doc also ran.
SIXTH RACE All axe" mil, and TO
whst No, TurnouD 100 80 $40
Celaeno tClaEgstr $50 $40
Laugh clown tEriCksorN 10
Tms 80 IS. ~ = rs
h-Penoh'co, eay, Duphkst Port Hsr
droit and Reich star also ran.
Howe stable entry.
SEVENTH RACE 5y..told' and no.
Is miles
Tor Thane oBoyDe) $3.50 20 10 y 90
One Link tMerrittb 30 10. 20
Ginocs (Turnbuil l3 50
Time 81 of 02
Kokomo. Alhsion, Patron SAINT Anrur,
ptue Gino. Butcher BOY. Haste Back
Landslide and Easy Csir also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 3y.ar old. snd M.
3-i6 miles
What mora 30 50 ~
Ldghi Bsnset ,MerritD 70 s so
DIZZY Dame MANN 50
Time 2.O7 of 4 81
Don Rtngo II. TarorIsn Wood buck
Newfoundland Patkip. Dollar Sign. Hop
town Lass and Sentinel also ran
NINTH RACE 3yes olds and up.
3-ls miles
Shspson BOY ~ 1900 10 4 80
Alatag Mann 10 5 ~
a-Od River tCrsigl 40
Time O5 IS or S07
sparrow Chirp. strolling Don s-Gsi-
LIANT DICK. Rose ANITA Gentle savage.
lmpreEnable Michigan sun and Creepy
Mouse also ran
hsfs Young pnfrV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

federal thai centralized
could eNpedloISN
Il alleged Job 4S different
interested taking prompt matter
before the convention Will
of the regulations values IN life policies
during early years.
reported that most life insurance company executives
adoption OF these reforms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Death notlres

sEtxtR--Sovembtr %. I4iiiao. ,nss Rtsl
axe -. beloved vile of H~ft-ri FureTa
from Verhe,den Funeral Home. $500 MacL
~ QUITE DIVE. MONDAY -
CRY BoWskI cas- axe 90 believe,
husband - Mar. dear fsthsf n Janet
dear son 81 MI snf Ms Edmund Gfzy
powsk. drar brother ~ Ms Mare IN.
norski, Francis Wltold ~ ~, u. : Coss
Guard Thsdd-gs Ano MAJ Grzy boWst
Funeral services from residence - ir'
pa rents 1892 Caldwell Non1sI - 2 rs
., - Fu1she'h.s church Al 90 O. eloCk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Funeral Directors
Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1882 y JEFFERSON FiTZROY 2l7s-7'
Lost and Found

L OSI-QnQ- EOlQd- -----
BEAGLE hound loaf YlclnHA N4rh4s "a
Martin hind paw partly cui -. reward
Tyler +-4i40. s664 Pei0uIe
BLACK leather case lost doNrt WI. cor
tanning marine corps honorable cl-tnargs
birth certificate Reward IfsI. Zno35
Revere Tw.nbrook 2-ls2i
BOY 1912 Rsdford High ring ~ u. l..
Reward. Vermont '.asl7
CAMERA-I,o.t SUNDAY Brush and Win.
der. no questions. reward Tyler 4.ls52
ENGLISH setter. male. Whi, red ears
Newfoundland head reward Norm
lawn $3.50. 1890 Plymouth road
HAMILTON wrist watch. vicinity Maple
wood. Grand River Engraved Reward
Tyler 7.1s7'
LOST Black alligator grain underarn
bag; Identification 81 owner tMrs ? H
S>-+-H - iI~--~---i&-~--r----- fi-z---v tr2fF
PLAZA aSs3
LOST Whit, sp,I dot mae name
Fuzzy 10 Crosse Points Niagara
1882 Reward
LOST Male Irish s-ttcr. name Penny
vicinity Rsdtord. Reward Evergreen
SAIL
REDDISH brown Pekngese male vicinity
Telegraph Plymouth Generous reward
Rsdford $40
WALLET -Black leather vicinity First
Nations. Federal bldg Identification
Substantial reward. TVinbrooN 1859
1919 Hssse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
FOREIGN Exchange

Ntrhisur, Topeka and Saota ~ Railway
ttrr q fcf.Hrf nr. olrr-'.rE income uet
ST. sgsi~s' s. te- ~ Ir Oct.r-f
'.sf sa Ter months 49, So 80. ass
raa,-ft h.- ff. sos I~ 80 Ist. rsrIrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

9'FftF Receipts f5n; 'uTv s'eady
cleanup ffa1r on slaughter Stesrs suu she
stock, nuHs s.esdN % weak Odd lots com
- ar1 medium lightweight slaughter
W SO 300 3 25. few cutter kinds So
O. - few cutter common and medium
refers Ssnl2 medium AND good heef
---v.v- s. so Il Is Gamers and cutters
50 if d G5- medium Ia inS Snad saussge
Gown fr IS
CALVES Receipts. So market stead,
rev good ard choice vealers. 81 odd lcts
common and medium sorts. Sl2H s.
SHEEP Receipts 500. few early sales
eat lambs fully steady 10 2jc higher.
'fnfrs hold for more advance truck lot
0ar '0 choice native lamns. SIS. few just
-ooT kinds SIS So IS s5 double dcck good
.' chn.re ran Ismhs held above SIG. com
urr 'trHVoui lambs about steauy ~ 81
down sheep steady - recent sharp -.
vance p.rAage choice 1875 pound slaughter
HOGS Receipts son. market steady
NHF good 90 choice $50 AOO-lb. butchers
81 tt' 5 IS Prac'iesl TOP si3s5. hui
- &c o. Is0-Is'-Ib tights Si3 35v - IS
t'.4 s"~s. H3ql3 %.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO 40, p GNsN HOGS re
t''i's ~ oon market STEADY Top Sl2 50
bob So s.. = i3.3', hesvies $1,000 - 50
$780, rea' tights S3g ~ Is: packing
80 81 a0g 50 80 plgs. Si21l7
CATTLE Receipts 400. market STEADY.
Calt.H. Snn. -teaev Bret sttErs choice
$40 t7 20 medium, Sl20i6; Nsarlings
- Butchers heifers tl1s is -
CONS 50 t1H ~ bulls Slo413. calves s.
q. tH feeders SlOnlfSO Stockets
'.ee's $40 5oalf75, cows and hetfers
SHEEP Receipts - 200. rstk,, steady
'srHs SlA Bon IS 80. common. fi.1l4 5u
'faF 7cf Ni2HI325. FEEDER. Sl20 10 5u.
ewes 81
VAST BUFFALO
VAST BUFFALO y ~ Nov u GNS,
N11S >HisbIe receipts 200. market
f.-He s'rors m SHADE over Weonesday,
s"~ ana choice ITO 240 los x14al4 10.
,s-sses below 2I0 Ihs ~ OUTSIDE price
lf, butchers Sir 80 ~ IA -. rough
Fr- $50 -t'N sous ti3 ~ 3t-
III ?. SsIstis receipts 200 rnsrket
''ftcf sruthsfu stesu and hsfefs hold
s-"3r~ Sit 'n beef rows % 81 cutter snd
f"ruo0 s. To1 -. Gamer So S0fi -
LsNi and medium weight sausage bulls
S. t0r1 -
CAVES SslshIs rscsiptt. $50. market.
'rs.s's trT Euoo ana choice 81, com
rr.r src nsc am 81. $40 L.
rFFfI SHIa0.e receipt 800 market.
's~r' - rs0u higher At factors con.
fr'sC good .1 choice 1880 10 natives
81 3. medium and mixed grsdes
trrrVc.'s. ST. down fst ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Fair Grounds Results

Right Csrla (schuIns 20
Time 1.l2 As. on 3 Al .--
Fishers Pet Old Tnion Pc Sweet
Chance Cross I'd NJ, Ms'eranp, and
Wee Helen also ran.
SECOND RACE 2-year-oids, =. mtIe.
Dallas Lady adams $50 $50 20
Real Sad IPessi E 40 so
Charter Member (WhitnD $40
At tai Miss bi.icsl. Favor Craft
Lady Russell, Peggy silver snd BE Wise
also ran.
THIRD RACE 3yssr-olds and op. a
sun G,oger ,cnngman, 800 40 20
Marion Collins tTammarot 20 ~
Rich Uncle 1LeBlsncl so
Time i.i2 as. or ,23'4
Sam Hnustnn-And-c hlst- Bud AIAa-rah--
FOURTH RACE 2.yssr.olds a mi.
vsidlns Albert tTammaro' 2 So 60
Couot Fearless 6SchuhnEl 80
Tim. LIZ - OFT ta2h; s,.,.
and Biz Boy also ran.
FIFTH RACE 3.y.sr-oIds snd Mp.
Hsichow tTsmmsrol 400 80 500
QuestVive tDeerngt -" 80
Boom On tMilligau' MOO
Time p" 2.5 OF 20
MaePssce War BAN and The FNend
also ran.
SIXTH RACE 3-yesr-olds lis miles
constan, Ann tclaro $50 90 go
Spring Drift 1Schuhng) ~ 20 NJ
HardwraCk adams 20
Time g. As or : "a
Psychiartrst. White BAIT sweet Oigs'
Pluckv Muffin snd Barnegat also ran.
SEVENTH RACINE and 20 yaTds
Hard Lu (Nhitingl $40 u 20 10
Tenseep (Plesai ~ ~
American Byrd tBarnsNl 200
Time So
Misty Quest. Ammo FlNirg tEge Onus
Memphis Lad Eddie Csrdru. jaw BE Dee
and VsUed Prophet also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Bowie Results

FIRST RACE -2.y.sr-olds. s. mic:
Budgeteef tCslvertl 200 50 : 80
Hokum tMann, i4tO 7 80
Ios' and Found fScoCcal 5 90
/ Time lis rs. Oft i25E
! Res'lcss Iceland Cav Flight CO IVES
Gloryfsud. Pamphlet -Four stars Light
Glance ADD city Bred also ran,
1 SECOND RACE 3.y,sr-oId, and no. {.
mile
Most Aiertf Youngl go $40 2 %
Crimson Lancer
tBsizarettti s go s 20
Walter Haight NAPIER 30
Time 1.l5 as on 1.5l'y
Nvieve. a-1osnnv. LeT-LIn Voucher
Becomly, Decisive. Guy Boo snd Mich also
ran
sShouSe Mcintosh entry.
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War Page tTurnbulll 4 30 30 10
Roysi Fleet tMeTrittb - tn-i3 90
Victim tRenick 10 30
Time Is 3-5. of 2is
chief chan. Spring Storm. Iissom Al
red stuart Fresh Money. Sweetie Face
Buzz RUIZ, Grey Squire and Quick Baker
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Male Help Wanted

WELDING TRADE SCHOOL
1901 W LAFAYFTTF CH S7ts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
NAIN Ofttft
Trade Schools, Male, Femate

EfHrRKFT TRAINING
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TRAIN SOW FOR WAR WORK
GREAT LANES COLLEGE-TO S3Sn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
DETROIT TIMES
WANT 40 RATES

Daily eoo Sunday
Re+e Per-Word Per 6eY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Too Much of Mortality Profit in Dividends

} 3n.Near age group are showing morlaIltA profit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

h FeIger and friedman entry.
caste and Young entry
S-KppfEnrtcP allowance chained.
Track slow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
city Of Detroit Michigan Sewage Disposal System Bonds

IL ~ Detroit M'chiEan. sis o
CITY ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Point Out Actuaries Make Adjustments

favor adoption of these Two reforms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-08
lodge Will Have Meet,
 Dinner Tomorrow

Final plans for the covered dish dinner to be given by Perseverance Rebekah Lodge at 6:30 o'clock to- morrow evening have been made by the officers. Those who were un- able to attend the committee meet ing are reminded that all officers are to be on hand at the Odd Fellows Hall early in order to help with the serving.
 All officers are asked to check with Kay Hahn this evening if pos sible, phone Black 60 if they have not already done so.
 Members Of the Lodge and visi- tors who are planning to have guests, are asked to telephone the same number for reservations to- night. Following the dinner vii be the first business session of the Lodge. Reports of summer activi- ties will be made and plans fol the winter announced by Edith Larson, Noble Grand.
 A great many Rebekahs have left town this summer and others have returned to the city. In order to bring the membership list up to date, anyone having addresses of absent members should bring them tomorrow.