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Evening star., 1942-10-30
SCOTS Hotel Residents
Will Fefe SeNicemen

Approximately $50 war workers of
SCOTS Hotel, new Government
women's dormitory, 213l o street
NV, will entertain servicemen to-
night with a Halloween party and
dance from $3.50 o'clock until mid
night.
Music for the dancing will be sup
piled by the FBI Orchestra, group
of IS men who donate their services
for such affairs. The Hyattsville
Is (Md) Theater will supply floor
show consisting of four or five
chorus girls, a magician, a tap
dancer, a singer and an acrobatic
dancer.
A line Of carnival concessions has
also been provided for the amuse-
ment Of guests. Some IS or 80 men
from nearby camps have been in
vited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Detroit Woman
On GripshoIn

Among the released japanese
returning 10 this country
on the Swedish ship GripSholm is
Miss Coral Houston it was re-
vealed today by her brother, Check
s. Houston of 5O4 Ashland avenue.
For the last 20 years Miss Hous-
ton has been in Nanchang China,
as teacher in a missionary
school. When the Japanese cap
tured the city she chose TO stay
and nurse wounded soldiers. She
spent seven months as Japanese
prisoner after the start OF wal
with the United States.
II am we'll and fine. We at
Nanchang and kinkiang have
suffered no hardshipS or III
treatment since the outbreak of
hOstilities on December ~ she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Inside India
War Correspondent Off of ,Taxis
in Far East; Quick TO Learn Trickery
BY W. W. CHAPLIN
international News service War Writer

NEW DELHI. India, Aug. 20
On a static war front like this, a
front of the future except for the
current civil Strife), the waiting
war correspondent spends his time
familarizing himself with the
country.
He must know about roads
railroads, rivers. military estab-
lishments, the political situation
the temper of the people and the
morale of the troops He must
learn all sorts Of things that may
be of vital Importance TO him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

said in a letter written 10 her
brother aboard ship nearing Rio
de JaneiTo.
Houston said he planned 10 meet
her i'm New York when the ship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

when at least the lightning strikes
and the thunder rolls.
! have begun my Indian edu-
cation by learning about taXis and
tongaS, me two commonest forms
of transportation here
Being accustomed 10 taXls at
home and in Europe, chose them
at first as my means of getting
about the Sprawling twin cities OF
Delhi and New Delhi.
quickly learned that, in these
meterlesS taXis, IL is essential 10
lot down the mileage on the
spcedometer at the starting point
and have the driver okay your
figure. Then, yeu compute the
mileage at journeys end and pay
eight annaS, which is half ru-
pee, which is ID cents, per mile.
That is, that's what you pay If
YOU have returned to your starting
point without having made any
stops. You must add one rupee or
80 cents per hour for waiting time
en- route.
And if you discharge your taxi
en- route you must pay not only
full fare for as far as you have
Travelled. but also half fare back
10 the starting point.
GASOLINE SCARCE
That half fare rule is designed
to save gasoline, which is scarce.
If il costs more TO discharge one
taxi and take another when you
want TO 60 home than to hold the
one you started out in, you will
hold your original taxi. II theory,
this means that only o~ round
trip has been made instead of two.
On one of my first trips, l drove
from the Imperial Hotel in New
Delhi. where l was living at the
time, to see an OFFICER who lives in
the Cecil Hotel in Delhi, 8 miles
away. AS l didn't know how long
/ would be. l paid the man off, d
rupees for the ride and two more
for his return empty.
An hour later. ! was ready TO 60
back 10 the Imperial and called for
"A taxi Up drove my own taxi.
which instead of returning empty
to the Imperial. had just waited.
So ] went home, and what do
you think / paid then? / paid 4
rupees for the ride and two more
SO the guy could ride back empty
10 the Cecil, which was his tech
meal starting point, but where he
had no intention of going.
] SquaWked, but that's all the
good IT did me. If Ia held the
taxi mt the Cecil the trip would
have cost me @ rupees; by hiring
it for separate out and in trips
aGgrcgating the same mileage, |
paId T. rupees or almost half again
aS much.
Since that lesson. I hold my
taNS when / use them at all. but
more often. ] use tOngaS.. They
are two-whcelcd pony carts IN
which YOU face backwards and arc
IN constant peril of being pitched
into the street on your face.
TOMORROW: a Case OF
PTickly Heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
u. s. Begins File
Of laps Who
Mistredt YdnkS
RrH- THOMPSON
United PRS. s,aH Currr.rortcni

WASHINGTON. Aug 20
japanese policemen and gem
darnes who mIsucatcd Americans
IN the Far East are being .acn,i-
fed and their names VII bo kept
on file until they can he dealt
with properly u Was learned
today.
American government agents al
ready have obtained a number OF
names from me cahled accounts
Of newspapcrnc0 who are return
ing 10 The United States on the
exchange liner GripSholm.
When the GupSholm arrives IN
New York next Tuesday, The
agents viii be on hand 10 obtain
additional information and TO add
other names 10 the diSgrlCctul
record which the japanese have
written.
, REPATRIATES QUESTIONED
The ash Americans and others
on the GripSholm Will be queS-
Toned regarding their experiences
while in internment CentcrS under
japanese control in the Far East.
They VIII be asked 20 identify as
many ss possible Of their pcrsc-
cutorS.
Assistant Secretary Of State a.
"A. Berle Jr. revealed that many
of the Axis agents IN Europe who
had been particularly brutal were
known by name and were listed
for proper punishment when the
war is won.
MANY ARE KNOWN
'The individual Gestapo
agents, black troops and others
guilty of cruelty, robbery and
oppression of civilians and pris-
oners must be held 10 account"
Berle said in a speech on May
10, commemorating the second
anniversary Of the invasion OF
the Netherlands, Belgium and
Luxembourg.
'The names OF many OF these
men are already known TO the
United Nations. They will learn
that none can break the laws
of civilization with impunlty."
The American investigators who
board the Gripsholm else will be
looking for enemy agents who
might be attempting 10 smuggle
themselves into this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

locked and bring her TO his home
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

APPLES Blu crates C. s. No. l. 81
inch minimum unless Otherwise slated
Michigan Mcintosh. 81 Is "a i.s5. Delicious
- heavy 70 lars' sis ~ ~ nI cartons
81 so. - -nch minimum. $3.50 so
SHOWS 81 25fii IS 2la-inch minimum
kl-i5Q12A. Northern Spys. 81 25p %
kinss 3rnth minimum. 81 10; Westminster
boxed Delicious. fancy, .l2asl - 90 "
IS. 6as. s2.35g2 iok extra fancy. Sea
lgN s. S. few So
REANs-Bu hampers Florida Bolnil'
flls. S3a32 i, louisiana strinEiess Black
valentines fair "a generally good, 81 2A N
3 so, wax Beans. best. 81 1884,. Missis.
spp WaHed Beans, - so
BR { c o l. I-ACahfornia pony crates
s. so
BRUSSELS sPRoUTs-csnfornia halt
drums SSN32S
+ CAULiFLoWER- Long Island crates
|S2g225. mostly N15.
I CELERY 90 Michigan bundles. i-dozen
rough osisryf Michigan. So; New York
Is, standard crates. washed $40 dozer
Golden Heart, S3.I5; California Pssea
wiz; ec9Sa cats 5,ts "a dozen, M7s
barrel boxes. S3.4on3.6 80.
CUCuMBERs-F Florida hu. basket. WaNed
fancy N25N4 so; Choice. 3.25n 3.75i
sicers S2.75d3
ENpIvE-californis Los Angeiss crates
EGGPLANT-TsHss ilt-bu. crates. sos
and 36s 81. so.
GRAPES California display Tugs En-
,perors. hest L. s. No. ]. 81 s5n3. gen
orally good S265d275 fair 20 generally
good S24O42.S0: Tokays, best. 81 so
poorer lower; Ribiers, generally good 81 30
~ 2T6: Cornichons, 50 so. White Malagas,
best 81 7bm 2 90. ordinary SIS; Thomp-
son seedless clusters. generally good, - 50
Iu3
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates iceberE
California Salinas District ; dozen s. p
~ 5T5. mostly 1928 g. so: dozen, Sam
so. mostly SSG 5.25; Idaho, dozen
$50 $50
-LEAE LETTUCE Hnihouse l0-lh- has
kets Ohio Michigan $50 90c.
oNIoNs-50-lb. sacks. Michigan yellows,
IN No. mediums Si.1om 20 best
mostly Si.15d I 20; i0-lb. sacks, mediums,
l27 "a Use Idaho round whites. o. : 80. J.
mediums 81 s5a1 90; c o II "a . sweet
spanish u. : No l. 3" and larger 81 60
PEARS Washington boxed DAnlous
fancy, $3.50: extra fancy. 81 10
PEAS -- California bu bask. generally
good. So fair 1928
PEPPERS California ~ bu. crts
California w d er s-&3 5on 3 10. few
higher: Texas ~ bu. crts: California
Wonders. IS 1874 hu bask. California
Wonders, 50 7313?5; World Bcsters, 81 70
o. 2s5 Florida y hu. crts. World Beaters.
81 asa 30 fair quality medium size, ~ 90
.a27a
PiNEAPPLEs Cubs crts' 2as.30s. So
1880; SIS. 1918; ISIS mostly So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Livestock Markets
DETROIT


/ cATTLE--Rsoeipts. 900. Early bids
Csc or more lower on fed steers and year.
lings OF value 20 sell al Sit upward, lower
Grades fairy active. steady at Mondays
advance; cows opening about steady. some
bids 25c lower on Gamers; bull slow. about
steady; several tots good ltght fed steers
/ held above SIS. medium grade short feds
held above $l4. scattered sales common "a
medium grassy and warmed-up steers,
$40 S0m H. odd lots grass hsifers Si2
down: most Gamer and cutter cows, So N
o. few common and medium cows. S925@
10 with no good cows offered early; few
weighty sausage bulls Sl2 25n124 40, com
n1un and medium butts So 5afrf2
CALVES Receipts, $50, market steady
good 10 choice Vsaiers ST. ~ II So mostly
ISi7 common and medium sorts, NiQ
1850
HoGS-Receipts. I 500: butchers scaling
80 lbs upward ljc lower lighter weight
steady 10 l5c on sows 25c lower bulk
$50 10 400.lb butchers. Sl4.15@l las, tor
10 small killers. Si4 80, most under 100 lbs.
and feeder pigs, $l3.75ali IL; bulk sows,
Sl3 75Hl4.
SHEEP Receipts. 5000 Fat lambs
active. l5e TO Csc higher than late Monday
or 25c To soc above early that day: early
bulk good 90 choice native lambs, SIS.
sizsble lot around s0-lb. weights. Si5,2d
with others held al that price odd lot )
medium 20 good lambs. Sl4ml4.75, medium
light lambs down 10 Si2 so and common
throwouts Sl2 down. few sales slaughter
ewes steady at Sc so down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Detroit Produce Quotations

POTATOES 100. 10. sacks Idaho Russei
BurbAnks. U. s No. !, washed, 81 sou
3 SO. lob. sacks see Maine various
varieties T. 8 No. I. S25On2o5: 50-lb.
sacks. 81 30; i5-lb. sacks. 80 u4ie, mostly
zoe Nebraska Trumphs u. s. No. l.
washed 5O.lb. sacks 81. Is, lo0-lh. sacks
50 50. Michigan ChippsWaS. q. s No. !,
81 .lOa225; Russet Rurals. Y. = No, 1,
So Upper Peninsula. 4. =. M. !, Chip
pewas 81 80: u. s. No. ]. Green Noun
iainS. ia-lh. sacks SIC.
RADIsHEs Texas pony erts, and hall
Crts % punches 81 so.
sHALLOTS-Los Angeles hhls 2O-doI
bchs Sl2 so: crates s-doE, $50,
SPINACH Missouri bu. bssk savoy
81 10
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana. Portt
RicSn Vans. bu. crts. u. :. No. /. 81 81
az, Maryland hu hAsk. ColdenS. l.. s
No. I. $50. Virginia stock recondtioned
81 25
ToMAToEs-iO-lb. repacks, $3.50. ohls
Hoihouse, s-lO, bask., mediums, 81 IS q
l.75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Pimlico Results

FIRST 3-ysar-olds and up. \
mile.
Damon Czufslo $50 92o go
Cavaicaoia (kDsoTl IL 90 80
Tripod (Luiherl A.9O
Time l;i4 is. off lazy.
s-rtnto. Lucky Cloud. a-Iohn's Last,
Samuel d. Alssce. Night Bird II. Asysah,
HELEN Mowles ana Little Tyks also ran.
a-Jennings-Alagia entry.
SECOND RAcE-2-year.olds. 4. mile;
Burgoo Maid (Gilbert) i420 100 $40
Scotch Abbot CzufelD " 100 30
Time il2 Us, on lisa
Super Foot Santa Rosa, Listing, amaze
James. cowlAn. Eddebon. a-Merry Leige,
Fresh Money and Rex also ran.
a'Bryson' Mcintosh entry.
THIRD RACE-4-yesr-olos ana up
steepleChRse, ~ miles
ValpuisesuX tGallahsD $50 1880 sc
aFelt slipper tScottp $50 ..
Meeting House (Robersl zoo
Time 5:i3 So of 2:22
Dlngwell, s-Pico Blsnco II Himmel, Star
Brambe and Lone Gallant also ran.
a-Mills-PoSt entry.
FOURTH RACE - 3-yssr-olds. ii-is
One bnly Crr,no so4o 1910 10. Sc
Sweeping Lee (keiper) $40 oeo
one Link (Bsrg) 1910
Time i:is AS, of 2:asM.
Mischief Afoot. Abrupt, Nell Novice,
Anonymous Isle de Pine and Little Mon
arch also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and UP. :.
mile:
Layaway (Trentl $50 $50 2.sC
Natomas (Erickson) $50 ?. 6f
Brown saxon (TammaTo) 3.st
Time 1913 Us, off 3:27.
Blue Twink Johnnie j., Andrew Palmer
and Cherrydale also ran,
SIXTH RAcE-2.yssr-ol 1 l-1s miles
Count Fleet (Longden) 220 40 out
Uncle BillieS (Eadsl $50 out
Rough Doc Berger out
Time "a 4-5, of 3:56i1.
Ascertain also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-t-yssr-oids and up,
mile and 20 yaros:
Tamil (Erickson) 22.l0 10 10 .2C
Yes or No (Young) $50 III
Get on mora 2.Tt
Time as i.b on ATS.
Ginoca, King Torch. Butcher Boy anc
AlleSandrO also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 3-year-olds and up
miles:
Nosy ,Eadsl 2i.e0 1920 4 ~
Sky Soldier (ClaggetD $40 $40
Sun GElomar MANN 2.6C
Time SIS As. OF 4:5s.
Tensleep, Gratis. Part One, Dizzy Dame
Dusty Miss and Waugh Pop also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Mexico Sets Up
MdchineryDedI.
D.tron Tims. wsshins'"a Ruresu

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL. - OBJ
ktacles in the way Of flow 10 Mex
GO of disuSed United States ma
chinery. by direct purchase and
rot lend-lease appeared for the
jrst time today 10 have been
feared away.
The Mexican embassy and the
United States board OF economic
warfare began enforcement OF 2
rule. whereby United States en-
,orters must obtain from the en-
asSy as well as the board ap-
proval Of sales 10 MeNica n
IMPORTERS.
The regulation is designed 10 do
way with one of the minor. but
Titating. stumbling blocks in pro-
noting the gradual industriallZa-
ION Of the southern republic -
Mexican objection 10 paying COM
missions as high as 20 per cent.
oven though sales are negotiated
directly with owners OF the ma
chinery in this country.
One outstanding instance Is said
20 have brought the rule into be-
inc. The Mexican government re-
Gently ordered a large amount of
machinery direct from II Ameri-
can manufacturers, all with agents
in Mexico City. When the bill was
presented, 20 per cent had been
added as commissions for the
agents. although they had had no
part in the transaction
Finding that the prevailing GUS
tom. The Mexican embassy set up
q priorities system Of its own
Hereafter those doing business
with the Mexican government
must make their offers direct TO
the embassy. Go-betweens work
ing on commission will not be rec
ognized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Ed Curley's Selections
FOR WEDNESDAY
FOR WEDNESDAY

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 0NS).-
Following are Ed Curleys selec
tions at Belmont:
1-yENTURE CAP. Guerryton, Toss Up.
2-sOUTHPORT. Orenco, Reaper's Blade.
3-DIASIS, Auletia, Pantheon. 49,,
s-sPEED TO STARE, HopeviIle, Eli
mar.
5-ALskP. The Rhymer. Boysy.
6-TOWSER. Royal Nap, Bankrupt
7-BARY-p+iMPEfN -WArden.
Planta genet.
s-sANDY BOOT. Castigada, Inconceiv-
able.
BEsT-BABY DUMPING.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Belmont Park Results

FIRST RAcE-2-year-olds :. mile:
Light Dress tClingman) 2.e0 2 ~
'Kievres (RienzD 770
Time i;i3 2-5, of $40.
Horizon, Diah sweet Spice Orange
Leaves. Sour Grapes, Sugar Loaf, Goo Goo,
also ran.
L 'Feld
SECOND RACE-3.year-olds =. mile:
Airy Goer (RienzD $50 $50 100
Psychiatrist (Clngman) 1o4O 10
Dennis r. (Atkinson) 500
Time IL 3-5. off 2:loI.
No Count. Mr. Secretary. Patrisius,
Msepal. Mar d Esprit, Troon and Recap
also ran.
THIRD RACE-3-year-olds. y mile;
Single (RieuIiD $50 $40 40
Saku tAtknson) $50 ; 20
Candlestick (SchmidD 500
Il Time i:i3 as, of 246
/ Grand Venture, Jorie-Mar, Late Dawn.
cloe Flight We Three. Park Bench and
Larrup also ran.
/ FOURTH RAcE-2-yesr-olds. 7 nnils:
PrincequiIlo tRogers) 1900 $40 $50
Diggie tSchmidn $50 70
Blue Shot tstouD $40
II Time 1 80 2-5. off 3:15h
Roosevelt. Bottom Rail. Her Boy. Junior
Easton, Ishtar and large also ran.
u
FIFTH RACE - 7.yesr-olds, Sh fur
longs.
coronsi (Atkinsonb s,lo 500 $40
lTveedy (Nodarse) e.e0 I 20
Wall (Clneman) 270
4 Time :os Is OF 3;4s
4 Bright Remark Hidden Ace, Good Drive
and PharblaEe also ran,
\ SIXTH RAcE-3-year-oids and up, =,
mile:
Vain Prince ChIchrtens) $50 $50 $50
Blue Pair tAtkipsou) 40 ). so
Birch Rod (Stout) $50
Time 1924, or 4:2lh.
Porter's Cap. Mettlesome, Argonne
Woods. Cassis, Copperman and Aloetross
also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-year-olds, 1 lie
miles:
Blue Gino tRienID $50 80 $40
At Which tAtkinson) 80. 80 1s. so
Billy CPascumab $40
Time 1:44 3-5, OF 4:52h.
Landslide. Erie knight, Gala Reign. Tell
Me More, La Zonga, Bonnie Golos, Solita
and Barneys Gal also ran.
EIGHTH RAcE-3-year-olds and up, IL
miles:
Paul Pry (Atklnson) 1910 $50 80
Seven Hills (Rienxi) $40 $40
ShadbuTn (Clingman) $50
Time 2:3l As. or 5:20i4.
Mark, Coneeman, Key RINK and Curwen
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
BELMONT PARK

VENTURE CAP, Foe o. Woe, Guer-
ryton
7-REAPERs BLADE. orenco. South
port
3-cHERRY T. Auletia. Libertyite
miss DAUNT. Speed To Spare, Early
Delivery.
5-ALSAB. The Rhymer. Tola Rose.
6-SAMHAR. To~ser, No Wrinkles
7-BABY DUMPING, Happy Note, Fire
Warren
s-ARDENELL. Sandy Boot Chalmac.
BEST SAMHAR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Deatt Rotlres

'BERGER-N November 10. Magdaiena oi
1898 Charlevoix, beloved wife OF fgnatz
dear mother OF Henry and Jacob; grand
mother OF 4 grandchildren and one great
grandohld; sister Of Henry Lux Funeral
service Thursday, s:45 m. Al 4. X
Peters Funeral Home l2O57 Grstiot a,
80 q. m, ST. Mays Church. 81. Antoine
and Monroe. Deceased WAS member 81
Fort schrtt Carpsthia and Landwchr So
Ieiety.
DALTON-November .. Harry s. OF 20s21
Center Warren Township. beloved nus
band of Elsie. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m
at A.. n. Peters Funeral Home, I20o7
Gratiot Ave
HALAS-Msry, November .. at Florence
/ Crittenton Hospital. dear mother OF
George Of McKeesport, Pa. sister OF Mrs.
stephen Rimat of Detroit, Mrs. suzanna
Murga of Duauesne, Pa. Paul Of Slovakea,
John Of Branchdsle, Pa. Services at
30 a. m; ST. Louis Catholic Church at
. a. m. Interment Mt. olvet
KIEIN-Nov 9. 1912; Clara. beloved
wife OF william. dear mother OF
Mabel. George, Edward. Raymond. Walter,
Milton and Norman. grandmother Of twelve
grandchildren, sister Of Mrs Louis Self
ferlein. Albert and Otto Hsrtsig. Al
Thursday; will lie in state from Y until
time OF services al ? .. m. At st. Thomas
Lutheran Church, Fisher and Chopin. Mem
Der l.. L. A. Chapter 2. lntermet'
Fraser, Michigan.
TONKs--November ., Sarah Ann, beloved
wife OF the fstr Matthews. dear moths1
of Harry, Mrs. Alice Tudor James, Mrs
Jr. and Raymond. Funeral from Yer
lheyden's Parlor 1890 Mack, At Outer
Drive. Thursday. 2.30 y. m. Past presi
dent OF Gold star Mothers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

FIRST RACE 4-year-olds and up, Ga
Gallant Hour (Basham) 40 80
Royal Heels (Wielandtr) 1880
H H,ms i zs2 OF opt z,SS rru. star cuin,.
Lad, 10 Betty. orcus and Call TO Colors
also ran.
SECOND RAcE-4-yssr-olds and up, ga
M.etsum tBasham) 1910 $40 $50
Drumont Wright 2.40 220
Patrol Flight (Duhon) 2.e0
Time liza, on 2S7.
Black Brummel Farrell. Chanting. Win
ming Chance, Pajas and Mothers Girl also
ran.
THIRD RAcE-2-y.sr.olds. ,, mile:
Modwena tscurloekl 500 $40 $40
Bolo Ella (Canarella) $50 40
Love Song (Duhon) $50
Time 1929 3-5. Off 3:25.
Shuckin's. Baby Joice. Ina Lucky. Lady
cabo and Pauline W. also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-year-olds, :. mile:
zig zag montgomery 40 3to
Little Red Fox (Welander) $40
Time 1918 as. of 3:5th.
Implicit American Bride Sergeant Bill.
Morocco Betty. Angel, Mister Big. Gray
Romance and 'Johnnie Ehret also ran
'Field.
" IN -1Nai-Vius eNu up III
furlongs:
study Period tscurlocD s2o $50 $40
Par Avion (Bssnsnl $50 40
Swell Chance (Duhon) , so
Time 1.2i 3-5. off f:2l.
Quizze, Jim Pat. Poet Laureate, Liberty
Lad and Celebrate also ran.
SIXTH RACE - 3-yesr-olds and UP. /
mile:
Nsncy's Baby CwrishO TOO $50 $50
Onemore (Penal 1870 $50
Panderma (Basham) $40
II Time 1:42 is. of go.
New Discovery, 'Dsnce Around Congo
Babe. Fair Player. star Marvel, Dora X,
Free Exchange Asrtlst and Glennport
II also ran.
- Field,
SEVENTH EACE-3-year Odds and up.
IN lis miles
SURGEON Dick fDuhon) 20 20 eto 100
Renous murphy $50 no
Tony psndy Littreln go
III Time 1850 as. ~ 5:i2iz
Il PittistrRw and SWAIN also ran.
EIGHTH RACE - 2.year-olds. lis
miles:
spsrtiats tcsnueus) $50 3s0 $50
Big Boss (HowelD $40 80
I'Camp's First (BashaH) 20
Time 1850 AS. on 5:39h.
Real Sad, Exclamation, Hap, James
Patsy 'Wid Harp, Or. Rush, Letter v
and X Sugar Roll also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Exchanges Closed
For Armistite Day

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Leading
security and commodity exchanges
throughout the nation are closed
today in observance of Armistice
Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
CHURCHILL DOWNS

i-AcKwELL, Royal Martha. Brilliant
Hope.
2-coUNT FEARLESS, Lazy Tongs.
Pretty Fearless.
3-MEDIA LUNA, Wsrrigan. Patriot
4-BRUTUs. Night Lady. Cloudy
Weather.
5-ALQUEsT, Seven Hearts, Hasty Kay.
6-FIsHERViLLE. Must Go. Yank
Bomber.
7-BRosAL. Yelled Prophet. Surprise
Party.
s-GINGALL. Tripsway, Even Tan.
e-GOLD MIKE, Canigo. Epola.
BEST RUTUg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found


LOST-Billfold. between s-i0-Mile roads m
Dequindre; valuable papers; liberal re-
ward. Lillian Boyer, 20is3 Revere, Center
Line e0s2.
LOST--Wrist watch engraved christsl Pro-
copovitch: vicinity Grand Circus Park,
Saturday, Call Cadillac 3377. Arthur
Murray Vstudlo.
LOST Mans signet ring. Initials r. {. z.
! Reward, Tyler 7-2ii0. V
LOVE BiRD-iSeis Monica. between Elton
and Lyndon. Reward. University l.@j7e,
ONE platinum butterfly clip set with ds
monds. smeralds; reward. University
3-0597.
PoMERANfAN female light brown.
Wednesday. Wsltham, Seven Mile. Re
ward Pingree 1913.
PURsE-Sman upper 500; wririey's
Market Warren Manor. SATURDAY Re.
ward. O~crDn S96s
sTRAyED-octoher 2sth. black ana white
spaniel, female. reward. lIs2N Crane,
lvsnhoe 4iis.
VICINITY Msyers-seven- Mile; pair glasses,
brown leather case, Vermont $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

Walworth Company has declared
a dividend of 30 cents on the COM
mon, payable December IS to hold
ers of record December q. Previ-
Gus payment was 20 cents, July ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

Mack Trucks. Inc, for the anarter sndet
September 80 reports net profit OF S53e,
SIS. after provision OF 50, $50, 900 for fed-
ersl income snd excess profits taxes and =
reserve nj 1878 0o0 for contingencies. The
net ~ sdual 90 y cents a share on the
common and compares with a net profit for
the quarter ended Sept 30. 1871. after
provision ~ 81 is5. 900 for taxes OF 81,
20T $40 equal 10 S2.02 a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
LEW
WALT ER's
BEST BETS
PIMLLCO,

i-TiNTo. Miss Folly. Damon.
2-CREAM. Beau OF Mine, Bright Green.
3-BRIGHT AND GAY, Glen Ma Mona.
Charge Account.
bright WILLIE, Abrasion, Marks
man.
5-sIR ALFRED. Bushwacker. Rough
Pass.
S-wHIRLAWAY. Dark Discovery. Aon-
barr.
SUNNY BABY. Brighten Up, Jimson
Belle.
BESr--CREAM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Lost and Found

WALLET Badge; si3: valuable papers
Kenneth Petty. 9S Kendall Townsend
5-522T.
YELLOW gold Lougines wrist watch. In
scribed; reward Ftzroy 1884. AZ
East Grand boulevard
READ Times Want Ads for pFohL--use
them for results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11

Crown DRUG Company net profit for the
fiscal year ended September 80 was si22.
GAG. after charges and income taxes,
against SifT.1ii for previous year.