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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-02
Visits Knots.

Miss Mary Franklin ClaybgooE. III
Baltimore, Md, is the guest Of her
uncIe-in-laW and a4nt, Nj ana Nj.
G.. W. Knott, for several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-02

j. Roy ToIbert and A. c. Hoover,
who have spent the past week III
Florida, returned to Henderson yes
terday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-02

Mrs. P. w. Hicks, of Long Island,
Is spending Some time in Hender-
son with friends and relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-02

J. b. Rem. Jr.. SON II Ar and Mr..
Ben hcnn. IS Ill I Maria Parham
hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-02

,@Nh,)ET3~t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-29
Martin Given
New Command

Washington, Jan. 30 (AP)
Major General F%rcderICk Mat'lh'
who was relieved OF command o.
the Hawaiian air force after inc
Pearl HarbOr attack, was gwen :,
new assignment today in d genera
shakeup of the Amy ain forces,
Martin was made COMMANDER Oh
the second air force with hcadquaf
tcrS at Fort George Wright, Wash ,
which has responsibility i"r aci'a'
defense of the vital northWeS, S'cln'
Of the continental United States.
The Roberts commission rcp"r'
charged General Walter {. Short and
Admiral Husband f knnrer WITH
'dorcliction of duty hut d1d MOI
namc Martin. who Va S~un"fd''a"
10 &holt. then commander OF INC
EaaG-aA del aEL4.&1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-29

cd Gcrmunys military brains to con-
duet the war. Hitler served as a cor
poral m the l9l4-l8 World War.
Amid steadily mounting rcVcrscs
ON the SoVlct front. the German war
machine appeared to be executing
something of a come back in north
Africa. AAH
British Middle East head
quarters acknowledged That
General Erwin Rommcls Libyan
counter offensive, which had
driven the British back 80 miles
in five days. scored Il new ad-
vance to within l6 miles OF
British held BcngaSi, on the Gull
of Sirtc.
The British said General Rom
}neI> forces suddenly Vccrcd to the
west and northwest IN the last "a
hours after beng stalled tor TWO
days in an eastward thrust, The new
assault carried the axis t~ops to
Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-29
CottonFuture
Are Lower

New York. Jan % (hP)-Cot-
ton futures opened % cents a bale
higher to 60 cents lower.
MIDDAY price, we're 81 to 70 cents
A hale hotter Nafch - 81: H1aJ
i33z, JUL lo.38, and -Qctoeer 1891.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-29

'EaNt Va ANNlN piiti't iI'NII
dence today that Germany has
shifted a major portion of its I'M
derscaS war to American waters.
Since enemy tranS-A .9Htc Ta3--
crs appeared january l., al. tudI1a-
tons have pointed to more C1u~ert-
Cd campaign involving Much g.c eaten
strength than fEc 'r.l,aculaI Uus
Well 1uTays- oI a tcE U-hoat~ .e
World Var days.
The enemN is known To have
sunk II American or allied Ships
and to have lest a number IF
t-boa;s i'll tar process. HeNpit"
the losses, tine sphere Of opera
tions appeared to =" Widening
instead of contracting.
rho Ii.-' Many announcement tOIl
OF hostile Submarine activity off the
northeast coast, next New England
Wa spccjt;ca.l> mentioned. lhtn the
waters from lIartcra, to Now
Scotia, aHd nutf the lutc,, o~tllcIIi
report place t5tdors deep in -'',
GUlt OF Nosfc. EtstuatIy ga Aa.eo-
iCan lake.
Prc-uuallE He.r S-uuot. .
navy comuanIa." ~I.j they aere
"doubtc~-Iy Grra5uy .-..aau4
through tn. ~ra0t. nj. fa'.saa .ae-
tween 10y #at foHt Cua4. laca.
apparent uI-..aI. WIS to al,y.ua
Confined an P4ge Thrce)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-29

Rome, From Italian Broad
caste, Jan. 29.-(AP)-The Ital-
ian high command announced in
Il special bulletin that German
and Italian troops this morning
entered Bcngasi. chief port and
capital of C%irenaCia.
tThc same announcement was
made in Bcrlin.)
The entry of the axis columns
was made at dawn, the bulletin
said.
(Today's British COElmGnlque
admitted axis forces e closing
on the city. which now has
changed hands four times in Is
months, from the east and
SOUTH
Earlier, the high commands
regular cOmmuniuuc reported
fighting between British and
axis patrols in desert sand
storms i'll the western (ircnacla
area.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-29

U-Boat ar
Is Wiidened
Appearance of Subs
in Gulf Of Mexico
indicates Major Force
Sent to America,

Washington, Jan. 29.-lAP)-
The reported presence of ma
coast Of Texas offered fresh eVi-
dence today that Germany has
shifted a major portion of it, I'M
derscaS wal to American waters.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-29
WEAT HER
llAH NnEIh u

TOR NORTH ttEOII>N
outJnucr cold wifi, ,rhtlY
.o"e' tanrert!u'c - sAst t"s,
tlCr t1r-.grt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-29
New Gains
Reported
By Russians
Fuehrer Said to Have
Reached Compromise
With Deposed Military
Leaders,; Rom m els
Army Scores Advance
in Libya.
(By The Associated PrcsS.)

y IHV .SNNVV IdFVU TFNN.I
Sweeping new gains by Rus
Sia'N armies were reported today
As Wcrd circulated in London
that Adolf Hitler, who five
weeks ago oustcd Field Na!:,hal
General Walthcr Won Brauchi-
tsch and assumed supreme com
manG of the German army. had
reached Il compromise with his
generals because he was unable
to carry on without the aid of
experienced stratcgistS.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-29


to carry on without the aid of
experienced s~tratcgists.'
In dlSInIsSIng Won BraCchitsch. {
few days before Christmas, Hltlci
declared his "intuItlons' had led him
. to reserve TO himself personally al
essential decisions IN directing tbs
Wal.
The British ministry of infOr-
nation circulated extracts of an
article in the anti-aNis German
language newspaper Die Zeituns.
published in London, declaring
that the fuehrer now had chang
ed his mind and that command
of the conservative generals. o
Book. von Rundstedt. Won Leeb
and others have been confirmed
and they are now in charge Of
new armies
IHc newspaper saId the compIom-
I-c was equivalent to AN admission
the part OF Hitler that he need
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Food Prices Up
In0utstateC

LANSING, Nov. IL (UP).-The
department Of labor and industry
reported today that in five out
state cities food prices last Sep
tember had increased over those of
September 1871. from 1873 per
cent in Grand Rapids TO 1919 per
cent in Lansing.
The 12-montb increase in Flint
was reported as ia per cent: in
Marquette 1877 per cent; Saginaw
Bay City 1876 per cent. The federal
bureau of labor statistics was pre-
pairing similar cost Of living fig
ures on Detroit and Battle Creek.
Food prices in September, COM
pared TO those in June this year.
ranged from a decline Of per cent
In Flint 10 an increase of IA per
cent in Grand Rapids.
The meat price increase range in
the five cities was OF per cent in
Saginaw-Bay City TO 4 per cent in
Grand Rapids.
Nonceiling priced eggs. dairy
products and produce showed the
greatest increases during the -
month period studied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Retail Trade
In Large Detroit
Stores Booming
October Volume 43 Pet.
Over l94l; Specially
Group Leads Rise

Retail business in large Detroit
department stores and speciality
shops is booming on ordinary and
luxury merchandise, says Dow
Jones news service.
Whether IL is fear buying"
caused by OPA releases concern
ing shortages. rationing, etc. or
merely represents the huge flow OF
Spendable income now bulginG
workers pockets cannot he deter
mined. according 10 the Retail
Merchants Association.
How huge is the buying spree.
however. is revealed by figures on
October retail sales as compiled by
the association. Department store
sales in this area. these figures
show. we're AZ per cent higher than
in October. 1871, and 90 per cent
greater than in the like 1910
month. For the first 10 months
this year their sales topped the
corresponding period last year by
176 per cent.
In the speciality store group,
sales were 65 per cent above the
like month last year and 53.5 per
cent greater than in October. 1910.
Gam for the year 10 date is 1871
per cent over last year.
Miscellaneous stores reporting
10 the Retail Merchants Assocla-
lion showed October sales 20 per
cent ahead of a year ago and 49
per cent ahead Of the like 1910
month. Their volume for the 10
months this year was up ID per
cent over year ago.
Collections, too. are running
substantially ahead OF previous
periods. The department stores
report an improvement of is to %
points over October, 1871: spe-
cialty stores experienced a gain of
from 7 10 81 points. and in the
miscellaneous group they were
from 9 to "a points better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Higher Ceiling
SeenonP Potatoes

LANSING, Nov. Ia tUP).--Leo
Y. Card, state agriculture commits
sioner. said today there appeared
TO he a good chance that the fed
eral government would permit a
raising- et tie potato ceiling prices,
Card said he expected an an
nouncement from Washington
within few days.
when we were down In
Washington two weeks ago we
asked that the ceiling start at 90
per cent Of parity or at about
SI.15 q bushel," Card said. "We
asked that farmers be allowed
to add about cents q month to
cover storage and shrinkage
until the price reached $1.45.
unless an allowance Is made
for shrinksge and storage the
farmers will he prompted to
dump their potatoes Immediately
and the price would go down.
Card said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
DEATHS

Ida Ma Bradley, 37so Tuxedo, ~.
Jack Hoard Jr., 13l Theodore. Y.
Bertha Kemp, 003 0arfielA. -.
David Pierce. Birmingham, Mich, -:
Norman Albert Laird, oo1l Van Dyke, si'
Noah Jackson, ls18 Fsrdinand. -.
Martha Belle Perry, 1<11 National. ~.
Chrtstophsr Keenan,, 800 0nswol1. %.
Otto H. ochampstsr. $3.50 oreenway, ~.
Frank o. Fsrst, SoOl Tsmow. %.
carrie sucking, 81 Parsons. g.
Paul Noroni. 3iAB Pierce, 3 months.
sarah Ann Tonks, 11ex Holeouo, To-
Russen HSnry Davis. 30ls Twelfth, -.
MarEsrst n. wilson. 400 Grand River, ".
Anna Roth. tiel Roosevelt, q.
Mary Cartsr, $50 Nedbury, %.
Josephine Mary Roberge. 91ee Asniend. 20
Marine Ray stone, 3eo3 Grand, montns'
Nargusrits Marc zundel. 1131 pellister, IL.
Florsncs LaPolnts, 1117 Eightsenth. ~.
Mary Bersndt. t063 Wsssoa, 70
Felix Donegan. SEQ Chops place, e.
Hannah sullivan. 1878 Highland, 10
Mabel Annette Riley, HaSei Park. 30.
william Allen. s0t Howard, -.
Justine Hamiin, $50 Fourth. 90.
Daniel Bedford, - Charlotte. 60
Eli 4. wallace. 1635< Mansfteld, Is
Clarence Henry Bauman, 1855 Twsntieth'
Anne Masoonaugh. 1850 soutlsfisId. rs.
Edward Andrew Kline. 124fo oouloourn. w.
Dorothy Landrum, 24e Frederick, 81.
George Clinton Je6sry, Toledo. o.. az.
Jennie Marietta Ward, ass Eastlawn. "a.
Catherine J. Leonard. l22oo Goulbourn, 81.
Thomas Clark, 1870 Kibourne. 40.
Mary Massey. 3e<e Macarthur. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Livestock Markets
(f{YCz68

CHICAGO. Nov. IL SINs).-Hoos-Rs.
ceipts 1880; market 1oc higher; top.
medium u, T., ss s:'y I..,
0l3.s0; light lights, Sl30i3.50: packing
cArTLE-Rscsipt. 100; market steady.
Calves--Rsceipts 500: market stsady. Beef
steers. choice. SieHiI.so: medium. si79
ia: yearlings. Si28I7.1s: butchers. heif-
srs. she rs SO; cows. slo9l3; bulls. SO
n12.75; calves, $50 10. so: FEEDER. si0M
and heifers. sea 13.25. -
sHEEP-Recepts 10, 500: market steady ;
lambs. Sl4.50615: common. &1791<.0 :
yearlings. SiI. 50 ola: feeders. 41t. 500
i7Ts: ewes, S46s.7s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
MARRIAeEs-BIRTHs-DEATHs-DIv DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Richard T. Wilson. 70; Elissbsth c. Lise-
Nioodsmus A. berwick. -; Lula .Pappas.
Raymond W. Reilly. o., orse. P'Snnsr.
Tea Pskala, 10: Hsartstts Lassesynski. q.
cso.s: o,issr osbsoa' -; Elaine NJ
Cor6in 8. Martin, 10; Mary J. MaeAnsny,
20.
Robert Smith. IL; June Gardner. 10.
John b. Edwards. a; Jocsiyns n. Wsich,
Harry r. Painter. 81: Dorothy Money, -.
Edwin Arthur Trent. 40; Irene n. BAL
Indn II. schmidt, 10: Pearl Z. Kaiser, 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
DIVORCES

ceeslia Phillips from John.
Anna Hssstngr from Charies.
Audrey Bishop from Lawrence.
Mary Brough from william.
Florence Pauiich from Henry.
Alice Mack from Daniel.
Irene Trschsl from Benjamin.
Darlene Aayhugh from Harold.
Catherine Bristol from william.
Martha Collins from walter.
Henry Kruger from Lillian.
Helen Robinson from Ray.
Esther Mckenzie from Harold.
Juanita Woodard from Edgar.
Beth Maedel from Howard.
Martha schults from Gustavs.
Marjorie sivertssn from Eina.
Viola Mara from Walter.
Olive Nose from Ernest.
Geraldine Fritz from Frederick.
Fora Bliss from william.
Gunnell Thompson from Emery.
Otilio Farias from Leonardo.
Mary Yanke from Edwin.
Margaret Mccarthy from Justivs.
Ruth Lamont from James.
Aida Dxinsbicki from Edward.
Daisy Grant from John A.
Bertha Berger from Frank.
Arthur c. Jensen from Mary Ans.
Sadie Palman from Copel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Bowie Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds. a mile:
Chop Sticks tClsggettl 1870 $40 $40
Psiturf ,tTrenD $50 40
Voucher (Tammaro, $50
Time f:i4 rs. off i:2o.
Spectator. Pointing. Nylevs. Solar star.
Beimike, Earth, Shooting Comet, Tides In
and Chronos also ran.
SECOND RAcE-7.yesr-olds. az mite:
Collect Car tMehrtens) 7'2o 80 $50
Tlefetchit tRollins) 30 80
Little Hoops tTammaro) $50
Time 1:i4 as. off 1:ts.
Yankee Victory. Chief Chsff. Royal Fleet.
Mango, -Four stars and Vale Victory also
ran.
THIRD RACE-3.year-olds. ., mile:
Lit Up MANN $40 800 90
Grand Gay fTrenD $50 so
Spread Eagle tTammsro) 40
Time 1913. of 2:16h.
sunse, BOY, Doitis, Infinite Good. Pete's
Pet Foot Soldier and Miss Anaconda also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up,
7 I-t6 miles:
Fold Under (Esorl 1870 300 $50
White Hot (Gnbert) 40 4 so
Remolee (Napisr) 81 so
Time 1852 is. on 7a
Cuth. Harebell, Gratis, Broiler, Decisive.
Italian Harry. Todcan, Golden Novice and
Paikin also ran.
FIFTH RACE-2-year-oids. Y mile:
Red Level tzufelD $50 80 20
Briarlass (ClaggetD 10. ~ 300
Challedonna tKeiperl $40
Time | rs SIS. OF 3:f3h.
Nosey Rose, Gold Regnsnt. Huinca Loo,
Miss Kalola. Euchre Toy-Quay. Attune.
Battle Flame and Amspola Pomp also ran.
SMITH RACE - 3-yesr-olds and up,
1-l6 miles
Rodin fRolnsl IL. 30 $50 800
one Only tTrentN b.n 800
Discouraged (Thom pson) 2.30
Time I .50 or 3.3e.
Kansas. Darby Du and Company Rest
= lsobyFan.
SEVENTH -RAcE-3-yssr-olds and mp,
j y miles
Dollar Bay 1zufelO $50 900 40
Ranger III KEEPER $50 3In
Michigan Flyer (Ericksonl 4 80
Time ] 81 As oft 4.os.
Rose ANITA. Peto Cino County Cork,
sun Victor sturdy Duke, Big Jack Lupooa
and OfficiHte also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and M.
silver Rocket tTr.nD 1910 $50 $40
Epaminondus iVsnderherel ~ 3 10
stand Alope tCisgEettb 80
Time 1859. of tS3N '>f
Decatur. sun Gsiomsr Dorothy Pomp.
noEo The Mslshst Hsds star. Guinea
bore Chsrlens and Aiohs Lee also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for:
Alex ao.o sssn S. H.1 kp' B. Msc:sn
Eugene Blue. ~; Beatrice Davis, ~.
Ronald Sweet; ~: Thslma Engles. "a.
s .St, Il Wiilis: 81 h sT,, G. Fsssin 3.
James Terrific. "a Betty J. Bennett, Is.
Walter L. Blue, 81; Fay Bradley, 30.
Milton Dungey, %; Josephine Holbsrt. 20.
stephen J: ciesiowski. "a; Anss v. Hub
Fred q. Finkbein.r. -, shirley v.~ssan,
Thomas z Graham, cit Ida ,. White. n.
w, ~, d. y. Mass, -; Dorothy v. Nets
Hs. ", Tones Rom. q, ny a, :'scs.. e:
cn sa fs9i soderqu'S' III osra'dns ~
Kszmier xileiski. -: Anna Psr.owski, -.
John Allins. "a; Joan n. pooaidson, ~.
John Engei. "a: Juns Cooley, fs.
Arthur Grulke. %; Ethslsens gwindelIs, ~.
John b. Sanders. IS: Rachs Gibbs. 70.
Thomas Bslgenorth. "a; Anne GsndEvsu,
John c. Reilly. 81: Louise ACCORDING. 10.
John Teuna:; 80; Margars. n Bel; ~.
Donald Paschks. 81: Gladys A. Massis. a.
Edward +. Miller. q: Lucille sniessk. 23.
stuart M. Chason. ~: Ruby Mature. II.
John c. Goodwin, "a; Elirabeth A. Roberts,
Albert wsdden. Sc; Pearl pupree. 90.
Richard Johnson, 40; Aiean Franneli. IS.
William wilma More cn mi Ssnn' ss Hs.. s.
Brady. 20.
Frank JabIonski. ~; Marion Downey. ~.
Charles A. Brown, IS; Phyllis z. Roberts
James white. Is; Thslms Hem. IS
Allen station. as; Margaret steen, 80.
Arthur r. Lehman. 20; zenis 3. Tomski
Joseph Moore. a.: Mae r. Inman. IS.
sidney Dworkin, II; Doris Robinson. 10.
snu s,s sS'r sS i RG.. .S c.my mo; g.
Emerson M Kay. 30: Meibs barnes, "a.
o ofs v,r rpyl ,n IT, MARION M ..ts,; is
stickels.
Arthur A. Blumberg. ~; Sylvia DworkIn
Jirsir Arroumsnisn. 81; Beatrice Hailed
oliver } worn.becker. 7e; Elizabeth N.
lanes Bullock. AZ; Ruth B,bbin. "a
clifford Raymond. ~; Barbara zeIn.r. ~.
Robert n. MscNicol az; Elaine Champ
Ray b. Smith, ~; Helen Marie Lang
George Rowl.y. At; peIphine DeviIl.rs. Il.
Charles Cox. 20; Pauline Dumont. 10.
Anthony Lukssis, q; Rose v. Donor. 81.
Henry Jones, ~; ALBANIA Turner. rs.
John Kroger. %; Lillian M. Ndnshan, 20.
Marvin schslte. as Marie N. Van
Ray z. Saxon. 81: Ross Lee Menke a..
Harry A. Peterson. as: Clara c. seltI, n.
Joseph =. Muccioli. 20; Anna M. DiPn-
Gale. 20
Emilio ssntoni. 81: Helen wojna. a..
Bernard Kozlof. ~; Helen Lspinsky. n.
Peter John Bsrrs, ~; Helen 7. Masurkis'
Alex esekus. a., viole, N. wsidsn-
berger. ri MANY
J. r. csilum. Is: J. Roberta Abbott. IS.
Mckinley Coussl, 20: Irene Esson, rs.
iohn Rysztsk. IS Sophie wiodyks 10.
William @ Hespeler. "a Catherine N.
Mason. 10
orren olson 90: Fay Ward. Is
Joseph y. Mackewier, II, Lorraine osov-
ski. 20.
Esbert Wells. "a: Irene solks. 1s
Robert Macdonald. 30; 4. Lucille Copper
nall IS
Fred Bryant. -; Doris NJ Woodward 10.
R. y. Fsrlee, 40 olets Davis. Is.
-.-f- @vo'-o.', 81: Carol yrp.idins. 10
Julius Green. -; Dtsns sumbsrs. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Detroit Poultry

Market firm. Hens svsrsF, nun. nc
lsghorn hsns. 3lbs. UP. lee: cocks I'm
ltc; rock springers, 2Sc:, rock brofsrs 40
- a. ms. 7sc leghorh spTinesrs ?0c,
tom turkeyk.N ~ lbs up. acc hen turkeys.
~ ne up. 3OcI ducks white. 3 lbs. up
zoo geese, young. lsc
EGGS Market firm: current recipes
- sc. undsrgrsdes. 31i4 o 32s,t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

fienerri Gas and Electric Corporation for
ire II months ended Sept 30, 1912 reports
ref income Of ttS3 Dos against 81 .0si. ols
pr 1871. The net 10 after subsidiaries inter
81 amortization ana prsfsrrea dividends
sn1 sftsr charges ~ Gensrs Gas and
Lltctfic CorpoTatlou.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14


FOURTH RACE-s-year-olds and up. ]
mile:
IHighbcrough adams, $50 $40 $50
Columbus Day (scurlock 500 so
Soup and Fish iRobertson) $40
Time ;3s 3-5, off 3;5S.
Jacless Aidridge, He Man. Jten Fat
Cadmium and Topnard also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3-year-olds and up, y
mile
AIohort IwrighD 400 800 80
Hill G (CaffareilaD $40 ~
Zorowar ,scurlock $50
Time tl2 as off Gas.
Cerberus Mystery Marvel and Flash
Town also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and up. ~
Psnderma (Jemas 400 2.1o 40
Fair Player tDuhon) 40 26O
Don Listo Murphy $40
Time IS As, off +:56H.
Dark Play. Johnny Ehret. Csrrickore,
Galley swep ana Star Marvel also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-2.yesr.olds 1-1s
Active Garner 2a.sO 1920 SO
Camps First tBashanl 500 $50
Winnpearl lScurlockl Il 90
Time 40 LIS. off s26.
Realmsu. Gene 8. sugar Roll, Sweet
Cakes, Exclamation and Bolo Servant also
ran.
Field.
EIGHTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth:
Loretta Rice
tCaffarelia) 1910 $50 $50
Ho Hung (Robertson) 1920 80
More Refined tScurlock) $40
Time 1 .is As.
Brilliant Hope. Giro, Gay Kit. Ted o.
Season Call. Cogent, Ysnk Bomber. Or
lando Girl and straw stack also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
Detroit Stocks

DIVIDENDS IN the Foregoing table are On.
amounts declared paid 40 far this year,
unlsss otherwise noted. calculating dt,t-
dend, bon accommodations. ex-Ex dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
BELMONT PARK

1--WINDwARD Isle, Foe o. Woe,
Diggie.
9-RoGER-s BOY. Rode. Lumier.
3-NAYR. Admiralty. Wood King
a-RACKArACK. Blue Ono. Tex Hykro.
5--vERY sNoOTY, Coronal. Towser
s-COTTEsMoRE. Frederic IL, Similar.
FIRE WARDEN. swabia. F'laught.
S-AREsTfNO Chickore. star Back.
EST--RACKATACK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14

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Churchill Downs Results
FOR SATURDAY.

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds 6h furiongs:
Bird High tAdamsb $40 800 $50
Brown Carse (LittrelD 1lR feO
Zorro tJemasb S'oo
Time 1871. or 7:33h.
Lady Peepo, Ninety Days, 'Pairfort, SIX
Yarn, Polly Tod. Curiosa Spur King, Mar
charI and sAgrswan also ran.
sFteld.
SECOND RAcE-2-yesr-olds, X mile:
'Enterprising
tWielander) o3 % lsW ~
Bus v. u. (punhonS zo'6o s,Lo
Brother Bert (Jemas) 4'zo
Time I as, off 3:02.
Fairy o., Corporal Al. .Maudeen. Whiri
an Twill Jois. Sweeping Dream. Random
Breeze, Jack stutz and Good Get also ran.
Field.
THIRD RACE-3-yesr-olds and up. 81
furloHgs i
Gallant Hour tAdams) 1000 500 so
10 Betty Murphy Il 80 1zsu
Ackwell (Scuriockl $40
Time 100. on 1872
Lochlea, Back Tooth. .Thets Girl. Far
rel. Prince Waygo. PaJas, Joan T., tex
star and Monks Memo also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-14
FIRST RACE-yl, 500, claiming, 2-yeaI

NThree pounds allowance claimed
NxFlte pounds allowance claimed
Nxxssven pounds allowance eisinsd.
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