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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Apples. Bsldwins. No: I, si9
1 rs bu. Delicious. No. 1 s2G2.50 bu.,
No. 2 $50; MeIntosh. fancy 81 bu.. No
noO.iIc; No; d Tsssn sc, 0.ee ,ans.
$3.50 pu., No. 50. NO. 2 "a; SHOWS,
fancy $3.50 bu.. No. slnlao, No: IS
a75c; Jonathsns. fancy, s1.7o bu.. No. I,
81 2s0i.oo; No. 2. Ise; Welt River, f. lsa
Bears fse o kss.I MO- no. saSasS S S SS' NO.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Lesi
lettuce, No. tlGn;2s eu, No. 7oc
Head Ess s s,,Sss; No No SELLS e Sa No Mo-
soc. Escarol.. No. i s09s5c bu.. No. :
soc. Endlve; fancy. $3.50 bu.' No. ~
VEGETABLE GREENs-collards, No:
Spinach No. 1 soc 81 bu., No. 2 75c.
Turnip, No. Z. 75eHsi bu. Mustard. NO
1, $50 75c bu. Cabbage green's, No. ]
80 y soc bu. Ksls. No. ], 5o9eoe bu,
MiscEILANEous vEoE TABLES
Bsets. fancy. soc dor. punches: No. ! -
n 45c. No. 25c; topped, fancy si25 ou.,
No. 75c a 81. No. 2 soc. Broccoli. No. /
81 5on bu. Cabbage. No. !; togeoe bu
y 7se bu. Carrots. No. ] oodsoe dol
lunches. No. soo; topped. fancy 81 ?;
bu. No. ] soeqsi.l5. No. q ese.
csuliflower. No. /. sl75G1 bu. No; 2
- @oW AtPt- OcitIts iehtyt oJtV ~ ubA
bchs. No. J. 500 soe; No. q, asa 35e
Michigsn squares, No. !. nfi.eo. Celery
root. No. j. 76ne0c don. Celery cabbage
No. /. soc9sI bu; No. 2, 7oe, Fennel. No
n. 500 75e don Horsersdish, No. ], 75c n
Si25 peck basket. Kohlrsbi. No. 1. sou
75e dor. behs. Lsehs, No: 10000 dor
hchs. Onions. dry. fancy. 81 so 5o-lh. sack
No. 1. 81 1901 rs: No. 2, coca 81; green
lSo. J. ooA75c don. beh.; picking. No. !
So 50-lb. sack; No. 4 50.
Psrsnips, No, I. sigt50 buA Curly Psrs
ley No. ]. 36n soc dor. bchs. Parsley
No. I, t2l5q7so i0o-lb. sack; No. 2
81 3on $50. Pumpkin. No. 1N60d 75c bu
Radisnes. red. fancy. 81 don. bchs. No. !
$50 75t No, ?, SOC; Long White. No. !
/ 50 q 75c dor bchs. Black radishes, No. 1
I 81 bu., Rutaoasss, No. 1. 15cdti bu
7 squash, Delicious, No I. s3ensl bu, Ts
\ bic Queen. No. 1. sou e5c bu.; Hubbard
No. !, 500 CSC bu. Turnips. No !. 60u75
doz. bchs. topped, No. 4, T6cnu bu.
No. 2, soc. Vegetable oysters, No. 1. O.
l q poe cor bchs.
EGos-Lsrs. SIS soais so-doE. case
nedur, i7f51I35o .\
PoULTRY-Liv.. hens. heavy breeds
! 70 = 2se N tsghorns 7o177e. springers
1850 3ie. ieghorn, 2ST1sc.
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Houddi|le Net
Tops Al Period

HoudaiIle-Hershey Corporation
and its subsidiaries for the quarter
ended September 80 report a net
profit of S439,601, after reserve
for contingencies. federal income
and excess profits taxes and earn
ings applicable to minority inter-
ests. After providing for Class A
dividend requirements, this was
equal 10 az cents a share on the
Class B stock, against S240.603 or
is cents share on the Class b in
the corresponding quarter of last
year.
Net profit for the nine months
ended September 30 was 81 ,261,-
93S, after all charges, including
federal income and excess profits
taxes, equal after Class A dividend
requirements TO Sl.19 a share on
Glass b stock.
For the first nine months OF
1871 net profit was S1.7S7 .694 or
Sl.S2 a share on the Class B stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
ANNIVERSARIES
DEATHS-D|VORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frederick u. Diehl, IS: Mary Rataie. ~.
William Manske, 30; Margaret Eschsnburg.
Martin Latin. as: Hilda Jacobs. "a. ~
Donald Mcdonnell, 20; Bsrnadine Corr
Thomas Calvin. IS; Wilma Smith. 20.
Anthony Prokurat, 10; Phyllis kowaiskt.
Bernhard FsIdmar. as; Jenny Kst.. rs.
RockerfeIer Ashland. IS; Dorothy Gardner.
Willie D; Jones. IS; Margaret N. Thomp-
Clarence Cox. IS: Stella Marchinishyn. n.
William l.. Devine, 20; Theresa Neville. 10.
Berthold C.. Lehman, "a. Lois Barr, 90.
Eugene Shaw. 20: Helen Erker. a..
Richard James Ell,son. Is; Harriet Mary
Albert Collier Jr., rs; Dorothy r. Aurens,
rs.
Chester Lociends. "a; Gensvievs MARGIN.
Charles N. K.mper. "a: Hazel Corey. 81.
Don Mellott, 81: Marion Metzger, 20.
David Cox. 20; Dorothy Derrick "a
Ralph R Perkins. rs; Evelyn Madys
John T. Mcguire. ri; Betty NJ. ruomsy. II.
H; pr,; Sterling Manning 20; Margaret ,.
George Hsiiysrd. ~; Elizabeth II. wr.ds.
Robert Blow. "a: Frances Myers. IS.
James r. Whitehead Jr. 20; Amy Mem.
Martin shafer, 10; Dorothy GIennie. Is
William Blanchard, IS; Bessie Bruins, n.
| Leroy Rice, rs; Ruth Dixon, 40.
Alexander W. Hslstsis. 20; Clara Plot.
Richard 81. Peter. 20: Joyc. Leonard. n
Francis A. Belts II; Sally Sharp, ~.
William :: o'Neil Jr., 81; Elizabeth A.
Kenneth L. Gardner. az Laursin. Dryer.
"a.
Frank Abrams Jr., q; Margaret Edseii.
| IL
Samuel Watson, Is: Ursula Mccauley, 10.
Willie Cam, ~; Jennie r.. Logan. 10.
| Bernard C. Cascon. 20: Eugenia Berg. -.
Edward Lerchenfeldt. Il: Helen Presse. IL.
Earl Hood, 81; Amy Jenkins, is.
Clarence b. Hail. ~ AIDA u. Partridge
20
william Manser. 20; Helen Woo. Is
Harold Wenk. 20: Frances Hall. 10.
samuel scicluna, "a: Violet Cisnter, ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Obituaries
Eugene ChIebnik
Schoolmotes viii Serve
as PoIIbearers

Schoolmates of Eugene Chleb-
mix, 16. a tenth grader at Cass
Tech High School, who died in the
bus-train crash. will act as pail
bearers at his funeral service.
Services will be held $3.50 a. m.
Monday from the residence at
6100 Doremus avenue. with burial
at Mt. Olivet. Rev. Simon kilar
will officiate.
Surviving are his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Chlebnik, and
two brothers, John and Walter.
Eugene Chlebnik was in the same
grade as Helena Chocianowicz an
other victim of the crash.
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Brine Back Habit of Discipline to Civilian Life

the armed services
the the decades following the
And having the marine corps
they will essentially disciplined of men, They Will
bring back of discipline civilian e and Will insist
Upon their associates and s1bordinates ,., ,e
This before the chaotic inhu-
ences were making Extremists progressive
belng discipline and exalting self expression
Certain legislative weakening the capacity OF
management 10 discipline their employees
with the forced discipline
people will have to strive TO attain
self discipline Those who are out OF step with inns neeo
water soth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Valentine FaIzon
Funeral Rites Held; Wife
Eiqht Children Survive

Funeral services tor Valentine
Falzon. 70, of 2210 Fifth street,
were held today from the st. Paul
Maltese Church.
Mr.. Falzon is survived by his
wife. Josephine. eight children and
j grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Spor+smans Park Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds and up. y
IHuri HON Han
tschulingl "a. 10 1850 $40
BezQde tBrooks) 1880 40
Hutoka (Guerinb 400
Time 1:o2 As. OF 3:i2.
Leonai. witan. Extremus and Scarlet Insco
also ran.
SECOND RACE - 3-year-olds and up,
Lady Constance
Flag A Pos1 ocarrolD "'' $50 500 90
| Lactose Garter 1910
Paul Lee. Ny Crest Dinain. Miss Show
Me. Honey Roll. Chicwin and Pompous
Genie also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-year- and up. x
Honored Miss
(Glidewellb 1890 500 500
| Free Miss (Brooks) $50 $50
Tourade (Pensb 1900
Time 1892 3-5. OF 4:0bb.
Bachelor Fred Certainty. Dead Calm,
Brave Chance. Hillnlly, selann and Joy
Tonic also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-2-year-oIds. y. mile:
Bottle Knight tBrooks)- $50 20
Mr.. Infnity (Hauerb $50
Time 30 is. OF <:31h.
Star Kan, Pat Norwich. Mamie r. Be
Sweet. Hy-Trite, Treecls and Dallas King
also ran.
FIFTH RACE - 3-yesr-olds and up,
lis miles:
shin Plaster (BrookD 1910 500 $50
Bert w. tGuerinb $50 40
simkee, (Piesa) 40
Time ] $50 is. OF t:59.
Wooden Indian. Holly. Prince Dersk
Panjab, Prsetorian, Hasty Kiss and High
Talent also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Miie and q sixteenth:
Valdina Marge fPena) $40 100 800
Perplex (Higey) $50 $50
.Tetrashera tGuerin) 40
Time 1854 as.
Buss. Emdale. Jim Mike. shervill. Reign
Countess, Kings Error, Charming also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and q sixteenth:
Alley (SkoronskD 40 $40 $50
Nominee (schuling) $40 $40
Minotira tHigley) $40
Time :55 is.
Pompton. Elmads, Due Sport. Peacha-
rino. Chance Ray, Extended and Little
Wasp also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Miie and q sixteenth:
Jump Bid (Martin) 400 1l.40 $40
Partisan Witch (Brooks) $50 500
Sylvan Dell (Higiey) $50
Time :54 3-5.
Matchless. Nj Secret. Fair Player Cruel
benna. Blazesround. Morning Mail and
Smart Charley also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
DIVORCES

Divorces we're granted to;
Hazel A. Marker, from Charles W.
Clara McBurney, from Richard II.
Bettis Simmons. from Oarnen.
Helen Tuchewicr, from walter.
Olive Hagens, from Louis.
Forest r. Lewis, from Carrie.
Virginia Ecker. from Charles.
willie l. Salmon. from Jen.
James e. Amos from Lillian.
Helen p Weiner. from Karl
Pearl Van Dusen, from Frank.
Robert X. Douglas. from Mary
John Hospodor. from Virginia.
Everett Wood, from Roma
Bernice DeBoe, from Gordon.
Mildred Beard. from Victor.
Margaret Arasin, from Michael
Margaret Lozen, from Harold.
Florence fufArd- from MalliE-
lola Lyons. from Charles.
June Middleton. from John.
Miles Mirkon, from LOUISE.
Eva N Hill. from Holliess
Daniel Doyle, from Margaret -
Lee woodbridge. from Peariins
Julia v. Gould from Murray w.
Margaret -XsrsehsunsY from Geofsss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
BEsT-RocK CALL.
PIMLICO

i-ossABAw. Spy Hill. 81. Pstricks
Day. ---
LITTLE BoLo One Only. The Finest.
3-CAPT. CAUTION. Little Monarch.
Indian Sun,
4-BABY DARLING, Edis Jane. Legs-
ton.
5-CoL TEDDY, Abrasion, Visiting
Nurse
s-coUNT FLEET. Occupation. vineen-
tive.
7-GINOCA. Fiashslong. Ice Water.
S-EQUTNOx, Flag Trumpeter. Air
Master.
BEsT-GINOCA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
CIVILIAN ECONOMY

Things for the civil wartime
economy must be programmed
and scheduled just like materials
for the army and navy" he said.
"You can't think OF the army
navy program without consider
ing the civilian economy at the
same time.
The country wants TO turn
out every bit Of munitions pos
sibIe. We want 10 make the mil
itary program for l943 just as
big az II can possibly he made.
But the sire OF the military pro-
gram depends upon the size Of
the civilian program. The two
must he considered together"
Under the new materials plan, ex
pected TO 60 into operation in IN,
second quarter of 1913, the WPB
il was indicated. will be able e
implement its concentration Of in
dustry program. Materials could b,
withheld from firms selected 4
close down and channeled 10 ''nu
Sleus companies named 10 carr,
on essential production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
EMPIRE CITY

1-OATMEAL, Esterita. Orpheum.
2-LITTLE KISS. Bulldinger. Birch Rod.
3-FULL CRY. DsKaib. Vain Prince.
4--MEDID, Navigating, La Reign.
5-ALSAB Marriage. Boysy.
6-CHOPPY SEA, Maechance. Mark.
7-COUNT d'Argent. star Back, Who
Calls.
REsT-rULL CRY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Empire City Results

FIRST RACE--7-year-olds. St furlongs
Tindell tGorman) $50 $50 7.eC
Guerrytop tcorbetO 80 SIC
Pacinst fschmidD 10
Time ! 90. of 1:osn,
Credentials. Daring. Black Thrush. lso-
High Hat and saccharoid also ran.
SECOND RACE - 3-ysar-olds and up.
lie miles:
Gino Rex tWaID $40 500 so
Ardenell (Atkinson) 1T.2o 10. 90
Aximuth (Nodarse) 4.20
Time 1:48. OF 7:37.
'Pennyroyai, Whistling Dick. Sea Cap
tain, ssrsa.o, Church supper; 'Brisnssn,
Pan and .Boars Crew also ran.
THIRD RAcE-4-yesr-olds and up, 81
speed 10 Spare
r. sRSs'T bcs ,s,ouo 1880 500 Soc s sst
Early Delivery tMehrtsnO 7.st
Time 800. on sos.
Jay Stevens, Isaroma. La Joeonde
Rsmases, Double Value and Asundsr also
ran
FOURTH RAcE-3.year-o odds. 5x fur.
longs:
Baby Dumping
po sLsnsssn a.,s,n.ou, 400 Sc Sc &c e
Fire Warden tThompsonD 80
Time 1:os as. on 3:35.
Albatross. Hi-Diddls, Generous and
Sundial also ran.
FIFTH RACE-3-yesr-o lds and up. !
mile and 20 yards:
Paperboy tGorman) 1890 $40 $50
Blue Pair tWalD 40 $40
Copperman (Thompson) 4.10
Time ! 80 LIS. on 4:03.
Cheesestraw, a-Yankee Dandy, s-Porter' 9
Cap and Flsught also ran.
&C. g. Howard entry.
SIXTH RAcE-3-year- oids, I 1-1s miles
Louisville ii tLonsden) $50 40 900
Glastauder fGorman) $50 $40
Barney's Gal tAtkinson) $50
Time 1:45 as, on 4:33.
~ Which. Recognize. sissie Smith and
Portable also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and UP.
lis miles: \..[
Blazing Heat CwalD 40 $40 2sd
lOrenco fEccardD 40 $50
Matte J. (Wsstrope) $40
Time i:tst-5. on sos "
WoodvaIe Queen. Bootless. Candiestick,
Enoch Borland. Josis's Pal. Wise Niece.
Patrisius. Riccsdonnu and Csrvale also
ran.
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MATERIALS CONTROL

Outside of the cardinal feature
on pre-order control of materials
by. the government, however, ii
was understood that good features
of the automotive industry scheme
were adopted. These relate. it was
said. 10 the organization and ma
chinery for control Of materials,
including the passing on of orders
from the services TO WPB. thence
10 industry and then back on APP
peals, etc.
Under the new broad-scale pro-
gram for materials control. il is
hoped that contracts and materials
will At together perfectly. The
priority system is expected to be
strapped.
II is believed that the program
will cover not only materials
needed by direct war manufac-
turers, but also those required by
producers of essential civilian
items. Nelson said at a recent
press conference that he didn't
like the words civilian economy
and approved the suggested term
home front"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Special Notices

HAPPY HOUR CLUB will give dance
and card party Saturday night IN han.
1913 Trumbuli. Public invited. Informs
ton. Tyler s-i2ii
CONSULT IN. enlarged Real Estate list
ipgs In the big Sunday Times Want AZ
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

Others With Stake in American Corporations

others with stake @s54esn corpora
besides the investors
gainuy depend for jobs either directly or
indirectly healthy unconing OF Incorporated business
of economic activity flows
soldiers returning from battle Will md their
civilian life ahected
the ability of the great employers financial
order to meet contingencies.
likewise IS 600 600 families depend incorporated business
supply of and better goods at lower
punitive ega
productive facilities impaired the owners OF ueh
The Jobholdes
customers wi be adversely affected
And in time companies possess the know
which
ta for winning of the While the war lasts 1T is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Dow-Jones CLOSING
Stock Averages

ton and subsidiaries for the septenber
quarter reports net profit ~ 1884, os3
equal - ti.oi share On the common
against 50 SOS iss or 81 IS on the common
iin the 1871 quarter.
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Pittsbursh screw and holt for Inc quar-.
ter ended September 30 reports net profit
OF S2ie. 2f2 after provision Of S783, 900 for
state and federal income and excess pronts
taxes, equal to IL cents q share, against
s3o7 es2 or "a cents Q share In September
quarter OF 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

FIRST RAcE-3-yssr-olds. 4 mile:
Gold Mike twrigho 7t.so 40 $50
Lady Romery thurphyl $50 1.eo
Sonny Casey tscuflockD 7.to
.siivsriyn; Gay Youth Aek~eIi. Epol..
oinsall and Msthodicsi also ran.
SECOND RAcE-a-yssr-oids and up. \
Wise Fire tBsshsm) Isoo $40 $50
Par Avion tJsmas) $50 ESQ
Swell Chance tDuhon) 40
T Ii%. aia i Jos; % s.iei w,a.m.e Blu.
Cadet. study Period and Poet Laureate
also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-yssr-oids. Y mile:
Ariel Lady tsurInyl 1880 s s%% a "a
Equal Chance lBsshaml IsV
| Time 1:27 3-6. on SOS.
'Fsiry o., Toy. spica, Broke n HAPPY,
Bert ss'' snG Town 70; victory :iso ram .'
FOURTH RAcE-3-ysar-olds and up, y
mile:
Bonxar (scuriock) 800 $50
Out Front (0rfli) 1880
Time AS SIS, OF , :3s.
'Pomkee. Linger On, 'oallsy sweep.
Home Again. Sonny John. Dissenston
BIT, MIX funch, brutus ana CnaftAmsr
also
4 Field.
FIFTH RAcE-z-year-oi ds. y mile:
-Hasty Kay (JemasD 1900 1000 80
Queens Risk (Basham) $40 $40
Dove Pie (GriiD $40
Time i:25 as. OF 4:07.
Alacyon, Gothic, Bold Captain. Wheat
straw. Miss Monarch, Adsnos, a-Glorita,
a-singing Satin and 'Vaidina Foe also ran.
a.Talbot Brent enuy.
| -.Fieid. -
SIXTH RACE-3-yesr-olds and up.
mile:
Johnny Jr. tJemas) 1880 40 ESQ
Red Dock tMccombs) $40 7.20
Exploded tsnider) 7eO
Time 1i39. OF 4:33h
Cadmium and Tribal Ruler also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-4-year-oids and up
Ia miles:
Honey Chile tLittrelD 1880 $50 2sc
Virginia Rose (Hartb 7.s0 $40
Sweep Through (rarreIn 7.76
Time 2:10 SIS. of 5:i1.
Some Count Oversight, Fee d Or and
Chance Star also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-Miie and . quarter:
Nanita (Duhon) 40 40 SOC
Yelled Prophet tscurioek) $50 3ot
Kai-Hi Cemas) 2.4(
Time 2:lo.
ovsia. Blue Valley. Weary Flower, Bul
Market and Our Willie also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
New York Cotton

ciosings November. 1877, nominal; Feb
rusry. 1870. nominal: April. ist1, nom
insl: June, 1888, nominal: August. ls.e0,
nominal; September. fass. scminsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
LEW
WALTERS
BEST BETS
SPORTSMAN,S PARK

SIOhI oMhN - ANN
DOCTOR REDEk, wawhsld. Axslson.
THREE BANGS, Chief Bud. Cloudy
Weather
s-DAvip B. JR.. South Border. snir-
ley q.
4-HADAMooN, Devils Frolie. Aud
Lang syne.
5-BALLINDERRY, HI d, II 81
Name.
s-sALEs TALK, Brownie. Eariisna.
T-PERFECTO PHIL. Three Sands, Bon
ME Gray.
s-FOMENT, Star Bud. on Guard.
s-cHOcoLArE MAID, Transbys. Turn
-E0MENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
DEATHS

Earl Larimer. 1919 Lenox So
Stanley Zelski. 1881 Holbrook ga
Marjorie BocIkowski. e2oi stoepel,
months
Jessie Levy wsidrip. 1905 Field. so
Herbert n. Schroeder. 1887 Lenos. -.
Rose Mary Cuppes, ~ Charlotte. rs.
Henry Burreii. 1929 East Fort 40
Robert Krizsn. 1870 GrsndvtiIe. Ia.
Elizabeth Campbell. 5is7 West Chicago
boulevard. 50.
Benjamin l.. Bern. 1917 McDouEsIl. so.
Jennie Lamb $500 Joy road. 7f
William Bockhsim. 27s Harper, rs.
Anna Rozsnski. $3.50 Concord, 81.
Frank w. Donaldson. 172o3 Grigss, as
Charles A.. II. Thorn IT., 17to0 Third. Al
Carolyn shoppa. 3512 Harrison. Is.
Pauline A. sturgis. e3e1 Navarro, 50.
Walter Daniels. 1851 Maple. %.
Joseph Ameneoia, 1T221 Gable. 81.
Harry Wank. 1885, gchoenherr. "a.
Mary II. Dsvy, $3.50 Missouri. 81
Fontain McCuIlam. 1855 Mark Twain. 40
James Fostey. 1851 Webb. 81.
Ray o. Byas, 1887 rlene. n
Albert l.. Ginocchio, 1881 West Warren. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
Lost and Found

LOST QIt0 O0Ss4
cHILD's GLAssEs-Lost vicinity Palmer.
John r. ano Beauoien; reward. Trnhv
,i-25o4, ---
COCKER. gentle. black. male: name Toby;
wispy topknot: reward. TUXEDO Z-ton,
FRENCH poodle white female. nine years:
vicinity Ftors. Leo. Aelvindsh, reward.
HOgarth 1880.
IRISH SETTER. Van Dyke. Eight Mile.
Reward. T022 Westminster. eloeuW
1852
LosT.-At u. n Stadium. Oct. II. btnocu.
lars: keepsake, rsvsrd. Twinorook
i-652i.
LOST FUR CoLLAR-on East side. Re-
ward. Can Cherry 1891,
LOsT-Man's Hamilton watch, inscribed
George J. Gembis; reward. OLIVE oezI.
MANS wallet - Containing about SIS
and valuable papers. vicinity Ptckford,
Vaughan; Identification Rev. T. NJ. Iepsicn;
reward i44u Wyoming. Hogarth 1890
MANS yellow gold diamond ring - Lost
downtown Monday: reward. Tyler 4-eeoc.
OVERNIGHT BAG-washlngton boulevard.
Sunday morning. Reward. Tyler I-eIes;
| 7 TO 10 q. m.
TAx-ofnce book lost from car; Clair
unt-woodvard. Reward. Trinity 2-z4Ie.
WIRE HAIRED female. white. brown
spots. Chalmers FLANDERS; reward. Pin-
gree 5332.
1871 TRUCK side gate. lost between West
Fort and DIX, east OF Schaefer highway.
Finder please call vinewood 2-o6I1.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate .
ings IN the ois sunday Times War
sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
CHURCHILL DOWNS

JUNGLE WALTER. swsspstsksr. Bril-
liant Hope.
3--MEETsUM, QuiIsie. Rose Red.
4-DR. RUSH. Latter ". Heart Breaker
ANNIE ALONE, Dtavole Man, Hish
s-Miss lockwood, sisn.tor. Harvard
Square.
7-ALBINo. Night Lady. knishtfors,
s-sEARCY, Mythical kins. Misc Bon
BEsT-RocK CALL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31

Bold Salute fEadsD $50 T. 90
Gallant Novice 900
Time 1:l3. on 1:IsH.
Hawk. Toy-ousy. Attune. Light Vale,
Chicstone, Miss Kalola, War Page, Sally
Lunn and Alpine Light also ran.
SECOND RAcE-s-year-olds and up. X
Tee Nudge tTammsro) 1880 7.so GN
Most Alert tsisto) 40 $40
Grand Gay (Trent) 10. 6C
Time i:12 3-5. off 1:4eh.
Don B,ngo. Thorino. Chop sticn Tide''
Silver Whsk and Cross Country also ran,
THIRD RAcE-s.yesr-olds and UP. ;
miles. steepiechase:
Charge Account
(Boaleyb -- ~ 40 10 %
Bill CofYman tO'NeiiD 1880 IL. II
Artistscope (waikerb ii.it
Time <:24, OF 2:l5h.
a-Baskeroli. AIRED Rufus Ffty.Fifty
Dancing Archie. Great General. Genera
s-Kline- Owen entry.
FOURTH RAcE-a-yesr-olds and up. ]
lie miles:
Golden Novice
tTammarob 1880 $50 &c
Sweeping lee tKeiper) $50 3eC
Streamer tMerritD IAN
Time 1877 is, off 2:4s.
Phillips Pete and Anonymous also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3-year-olds and up.
1-l6 miles:
Carriage Trade
tEricksonp $50 10 1.N
Playfields (Deering) 200 3.W
Company Rest (0illespie) 80
Time 1:H As. on 3:i6.
Jimson Belle and Indian Gift also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Au aRes y mile.
Joe Ray tZufehD 1880 40 Sac
Sassy Lady tRemerscheid) 1910 7.sc
Colchis (WoolD 4.3f
Time 40 s-s. OF 3:I7n tnsw track
record).
seamanlike. Abrasion. Visiting Nurse
Trsnshgure and Bright Willie also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-7-yesr-o Ids, y mile
Ocean Wave (EadsD $40 40 2.4t
Sollure tRemerscheid) $50 2. %
Piccadilly Knapp sic
Time 1:Il as. or 4:27h.
Ascertain, Bail Me Out. Rock Knight
Character Man. War Commander and Lit
tie Wizard also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 3-yesr -olds and up
I lie miles:
The Killer (TrenD $40 500 2.6o
Brighten Up (WoolD 40 $40
shepson (ClaggetO oec
Time 1915 AS. OF 4:52h.
White Hot. Richestan, Tamil and sii
Talbot also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
END-PRoDUCT BASIS

The system endorsed by the
automobile industry would have
placed control of materials in the
industry on an endsproduct basis
Producers would have been per-
mitted TO order certain amounts
of materials 10 meet their allotted
production schedules.
Supporters of the "automotive
industry plan" scoffed at argu-
ments that excessive inventories
might be built up. With virtually
all production centered in the wal
effort. it would be common bust
ness sense to run on the narrow
est amount of materials possible
and there would be no incentive to
build up embarrassingly large
supplies.
In addition. opponents OF the
steel quota plan" argued that il
was too rigid, providing an exact
ticket" for a specified amount oil
materials and allowing no leeway
IL something should 60 wrong or
production demands of the armed
services should change.
Adherents of the auto-industry
system contended that more f1exi-
bility of control over materials
was needed TO take care of emer-
gencies. asserting that the govern
ment has never been successful
in putting aside a kitty" for
emergencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-31
NJ s. RukeYser
HIGH Taxes Also Hurt
Small Investors
M. S. Rukeyser

When demsgogc politicians set out Systematically to soak the
who gets hurt? =,
Evidently popular illusion is that wealthy large sockhold-
he victims of such emotionalsm
Br obviously the little fellows owning and 10 shares Of
stock taxation the one hand ana
by destructive business batting. on the other
Elderly Couple Seeks Advice on Holdings
This uism brought dramatically home in letter from
an elderly couple Cal The communication reads:
hoping you will he kind and give me your advice
experience matters would help me tremen-
Ously.
middle sixties. Our income comes from STOCKS
which AT present only just
age clothes medical and dental care
1T has suggested sell stocks and bank
carefully possible We have been told
companies Will have 10 reduce
dividends them completely and this as you can SEE
would spell ruin for u.s.
Firms Owned for Most Part by Thrifty Persons
a human document.
II helps renterpret terms what lies behind eco
change.
corporations owned for the most part by thrifty
of moderate circumstances
there recognition OF the
interest orphans American investments Then
said big capitalists were hiding oehno
widows and the orphans and soons and others swung 10 me
acted though only the excessively wealthy
had American industry,