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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-11-12

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ulpinem 8ooen lit atnb oab feline Sea.
| tbeorale si ben ittereiia,lteiten 9ail.
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!tpobl ipeni8e umfteiser, slinpaI oieie
Stride in ibrem Meuberen feinerlei
9lufhebens bon ibrer 8eoeut,tng
npaft.
0em @einher, ser burh sen Cor
turn Spin0l Sen itillen, bon elmer
&eibe gum Yistxm eeboriger @eb1u-
| lihfeiten. barunter ser reispollen Mo-
tofofaiiaoe Ser biid)oflihen &eitoens
un,gebenen Hlab betritt, fant lebig.
Iid in glatter Jaiiabe elm reid,ge-
aIiebertes ro,naniites Nortal auf.
Die &atbeoraIe ltebt auf altersse-
iueibtem gooen. Ser ySof", eben ie-
mes bobgelesene @eb1ltoepiertel am
Siionoe ser Stabt entipriht aIler
@abriheinlihfeit nad) Dem ronliihe,t
Gaitrlu1 bon Guria. Ginige MoIai-
ZEN, sic in einem Nbltellraum neben
ser Grpptn eine ehpas ltaltbiee sliif=
bsiuabrung gef,lrber haben, idblagen
cen @ogen si,riid utin llriprung;
faatm anoeres Ser Surm uWariol"
in or Mprooitete ser biihoflihe,l
Mtiibens, ser lid ebeniaus romiihel,
LII pr,ngs riibmt.
Der bel,tiae 8au id bod)- bis ipdt-
ronlaniih nno ipirft in 'einer Gro-
baftigfeit aud 10, tros ser gotiifen
Spiebogen oes 8etpolbes. Tas Gbor
.puroe 117S, oas 2angbaus 1882
|pollenoct. 0on ser friibere,, Stride
ser @ictorioen, ienes rbatiidan 8e-
! ihled,tes, beiien @lieber OILS ielbit-
It1noige sSortieter ser ulten romiif)-
en- Geripaltung lmo biid,0flif)e Cant
oesberren Gbdtiens bis in oie aaro-
linser5eit binain in Gbur reiioierten,
lit nitts mebr iid)tbar ais sic lango-
baroiid)e Mnrmormenia bes 2aurens
THIS uno Des &rpptaaltars.
@as oieIer Stride ibren llnoer-
gleib!ifen 3alber perleibt lit ibr
EMusSrrd zines organiif eeipafp'enen
Runltlperfes,, su bem bis ins 8arod
binein ieoes Sabrbunoert ieinen 8ei-
trag lieferte. llnbsfiimnert I'M Heib-
brcttipmmetric ihuieu feline eriten
9aumeiiter nit 5. Z. iebr ungleihen
Soter, oafiir uollenoeter Efeilerge-
italtung cine Haumpirf,ng BON gro
Der Sfonbeit. ltno, be5eihneno fiir
8rul,biinoen, has Sano 51piifen ben
&nlturen, II, Sen beforatipen Moti-
ben Ser &rppta ino oes norOlihen
Seitenififfes flingen nod antife
Gieritabornanente berein l1no beriib-
rem li6 in sen &npitellen NIT elmer
), Z. noroiih grotesfen Srnmmentif,
Die an lSt. gmeran in Hegensburg
|erinnert. Serbite Sohromantif tuic.
oerum ipriht aus Sen Sdulenfiguren
lpor bem Gbor uno in Der &rppta aus
sem @elpolbe tragenoen. 2osuen. I'M
Diafiirlif nd)t man Inn lnngobar.
oiihen 2ano nod 8ereleiben. Wie
iiblih pirft i'm @egenipiel, bas ipdt-
gotiide sutrumentsbG,shen, Elm
| Observation-Disclosures WaBiperfaufball
iiber orei idapebenoen Gnseln. 81
einem Seit fisiirlid,er 8eitaltllne
miro Der mGftiee Marienaltar nes
Rnpensburger Meilters 5. Stub, l,nS
auf ser 3Ithpnno leiner sSliigel reis-
polle Iafelmalereien, auf oenen, Elm
lSpiel uon 6arbe 1,no Jorm, Die
@eibnabtsleeenoe eritebt. @ie fen.
men oen Meiiter nidt, auh nift oer
ISf,niser oes 2uciusaltars, nod ben
Nfaler, ser in Der @rt Iiirers oeu
2atbarinenaltar ODER ben anoeren
ser an Mltoorfer erinnerno Sen 9dal.
rerfi,,SnItnr id,rniirffp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Detroit Produce.
APPLEs-MichiFsn bushsl era,

APPLES Michigan bushsi crates, " q.
Ne ! Duchess, 2A-ln. minimum. N.se;
.kets. U. s. No. J. "a in. minimum, si.fs
81 q. in. minimum. 81 50: gin. mint
mum. 81 20. California boxed Gravtnstsins.
fancy, sss-i2Ss. s303iS.
AVOCADOs aais, summer
va rieties l22oe, 81 80 ass.
BLUEBERRIEs-M Michigan. pln,s. cult
waited, cellophans wrapped. 2aI77c
=, PEs-.c.l,iore.a sa men
q s Juneo ass, sssaas. ess, Sc
=, GRAPEss.cslitcrnls q ,'plsy iass'
50 50 Rieicrs fair 70 coed $500.
Jumbo So, 81 75d3; standard Ga 81 Ts7
Is; standard l2s - 20,
LETTucE-Los Angeles crates. iceberg
as. few ssss s,6oisn. ssas
ONfoNs-50.lh SACKS. Michigan T. Q.
No. ]. yeilo~s. medium, 81 400 IS Can.
fornia swe., spanish U. s 10. ! tn.
PEACHES Bushei osske, q 9. No. /,
Georgia, South Carolina Elbert1. q ana
larger, 81 soTa as best, mos'v. 81 eoa
IA" minimum 81 Ts9ass. il mia.
irnum, q few s1io' Asles, Az" ana
larger, $40 az" 40, 81 1919 ~ bes,
2 al 2" and arssr y tSs' Virginia y,
Benes. IL" minimum 81 Is. iilinos II.
heFtAs "a NJ. 50 iors IS Michigan
bushel basket T. g. No I Hale Hsvens.
e. and larger best. 81 2502 IS ordinary
90 far, 81 s0IiT3
PEAs-C Colorado bushtl basket 81 zoe
2.l0
POTATOES - io0-b sacks. caufornia
Y a No | washed L0ne whites, $40
4 20. Washington, oregon e. q. No
washed Iona Whites, 50 s5at, Idaho H. Al
No. / washed Russo, Burhanks. aasl5;
~. q No. ! washed Long whites, "a;
". s. No I washed Triumphs, very few
sales 81 7512 20 virginia. Maryland,
u 9. No unwashed cobbiers. 81 sou
/. 90 Michigan 4 4 No. unvashed
cobblers. Slssgieoi few, best. 81 ger.
orally good. SITS, u. s. No unwashrd
Chipptwss si,s5T2; New Jersey u. o.
No. | unwashed Cobblers, best, 81 Y. o.
No. unwashei Chippewa 50.
SWEET pOTAToFa-Nothine offered
TOMATOES Michigan i7-at Climax
basket. f5c. is-qt crates Plum Toma-
toes 81
wATERMELONe - Georgia Oklahoma.
Missouri Arkansas, per melon, Tom Wat.
sons % lbs 80 p sSc Dixie Bellies, 30 lbs,
fair. Soc Cuban Queens, ~ lss,, fair 3sc.
Canhonbalis, 30 lbs. 20 Q 7sc; as NE, best,
90 . sse fair. fedis. % lbs. s2A f5ScI
~ lbs, fair 3nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
EARNINGS

General Cigar Company, Inc, and ~
wholly owned subsidiary, General GIGS
Company Of Cuba Ltd. report for the ~
monSs. ended June so net proht o
.es ,r:d ss , sS's sSu. q ..p s ss no
Requirements on the PEI. cent preferred I,
sa eents a share IN tfas e2 shares o. M
common, This compares with net proht 70
s VI: Of sass, Tsb fof federal income take.
81 sbss, $50, .qual 10 ~ cents eofnnao'
share.
warner Bros. Pictures, me, snd subsld,
aries, for the 30 weeks ended May 80, re
gss, ne, prof, Of sSsIlk1s sf re q. e.
shsts m NE IA Is prefsrrsa stock. IN dIyi
dend arrears. Allowing for periods divi
dtnd requirements on preferred. balance o
earnings was equal 20 81. 81 a share on IN
lated at rates imposed under the 1871 Rev
ehue Act IN 40 weeks ended May 81. las
year ne, proat was 81 1919 or s4s.5o
share on the preferred and sI.l2 on TIL
common, after 1914 oeo provision for con
tlngencies.
o. =. WHITE D~ntsi Manufacturing Cert
pany and subsidiaries Tor The SIX month";
Ended Mre 80 report net profit 81 tfos.
$50 AFTER provision Of ss7s, is1 for fedefri
sse. '"a rms ls'1, !. equal Waite 70 Il e.ss. s&r'
On qss ees shares This compares with
rft rroht For six months ended June 30
ieii, AFTER provision o. s23i, $50 for fedora
And state income and excess prohts taxes
~ t323. see equal 10 81 10 a share.
Gaytofa ContaInpr Corporation has A.
ciarrn "A extra dividend ~ i2M cents and
the regular quarterly dividend Of l2o cent.
on the common, both payable september y
IA holders Of rprorH August al. siniia
a<tVa az Maid nreCedtnr eFters
Copprweia steel Company for the II,
months ended June 30 reports net prof
q sisi gas after sseb iio reserve for IN
come and excess profits taxes, OF 20 cent.
=, 'hS ira, En- y ,s' s az as'I Js sVs X,
common In the ipti period. when taxes ~
income we're si,4iiaso.
lane Rryant, Inr., Gov ,hs Nscs, YEA,
seast Nay ~ s.2 o Tspcr,s ,.,., ns' pron; 3
etal income and exces. rrpht. taxes, 81
t.as 4 SHARE on the corurnon, .sgsirst q
net profit % si5.s5t or t2.s5 on tk com.
mon in IRE preceding year, when s7i5,oC
was provided for federal taxes.
Melville shoe Corporation and subsldi
sfies for IRE six mouths ended June y
report a net profit % 81 eo7, f3s AFTER pro
vision OF 81. 10. 4fe for FEDERAL income ard
tSce.. profits taxes equal 10 s1.os a shsr'
on the common after preferred dividends
In toe 1891 period, rtt pront !sfter. provid
Ins ses7 s2s Tor taxes was 81 Sol, o3i O
si a. 4 common share Provision for Ted
erai taxes On incnmt for AS, hslt iris yes,
was based on presen, house hill NTH n
rom. TAX rate - per cen, apc escess rrch'i
TAX rate 90 per cent
union Rag and raper Corporation nor th'
June quarter reports net prnht ~ ki2i.
7es sftst provision for federal inenrnt an
excess profits. Al rates nov 20 efect. or y
shart In Jnnt auafisr iali, aaa sTsaff'
or 80 rents 4 shatp IN the March quArteI
this year Report NOTES thst additional
provision ~ $50. fh2 mr. federsi tsxe'
roW b required for second quarter unde'
tar ,,es proposed by House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Farmers Market

FRglTs-hpple., DUCHESS fsney' .iss az,
Trsnspstent., No. !, si.seai. u bu.i NJ
Kill / sh.ss.SS.i, / & 81 IS s sssss s5:.
No. L. 90 ~ Heaus Of Cold, No.
| % ,S9 No; ? 81 HussIebsrrss No .i
uVggi 50. fmms fancy, IL BIZ. No. !
sa o 2.5o. No. 2 sl.75.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENE :
head Lsnsrs' lIssrcSg.,@ t bs f fs,,ss. M
III H. Soc Ss III ''f Ror,.ln, IN h. SOC y
soc. EndIv,, No i, Ibe 81. pSi No. z, soc
fancy siSe. Cabbage greens. NO L. Aet
soc bu.
vRdErABLEs tmlsseilsneou.l = Bona
Beans, no, J. sa6aSo bI, zwyss. eesns
s ,i7Ss t II s1 e+s.s III s. sS ss
bu No 2. 81. Round Green Beans fancy
S s. % 3. Ne ss .sgsS s s., k.psagss 4
M ias E STss' Beans ear No. /, ,sHises sa
sss: NJ No ss'si DO SG' p sgssSs. @
81 f5aa2b bu Cabbage. No. I. .5sds
sg BED asbss GsoN ss No i 20 s csr ~
30. J $4,000 doz bchs carrots. topped
Caulihower, fancy 81 rs bu. No. ~ q
gi.sg ny Nc 2 ngi2s ,s cs,sry' ssney
SO Is dG 9,,. sgN' t.s Ss is'fe
i % Is 81 Sdoi NJ ..St Y No fT'i SIT NJ sn's
- 500 cucnneers, slicet- fancy. 3 z,
fancy & bu T" so I s 81 o' pm yet Me-
4 ), 3 'i Sa o2 Kon1S Ss S''no. sosl% 49,
SSG' t sft t. Me- s H. No fo Sss
No l. ssa soc 9e' sor seN. PiSkIir, onions iSS.
No ! - so-is sark No z. ti Curl
PARSLEY No l., 35aSoe deI, bchs. okrs
Root No aabscge eS ss, S1 Nm. fss sg:,
q spc IN Potatoes. fancy. ii 80 ba No. i
vi" Faa IA ne f.l Ne, ,sasse: No, ,oc
Rutataras No. I poc 2 81 bu surne
squash No. !. lsq soc 4 bu SQUASH Tsbl
queer ,SSS 4. iSssiss $40, ssiisn =, sss. -,
isney, f Tsr p lis e'i s..s,i 10 'pes s
,0c; No soc Turrip., No, |, ieTn
bu No l. 1bcasi
:, I3ISis 7,t;'9;, ga SoSi' 'O-aoi. cal"
POULTRY - Live hens, heavy breeds
% 26c lbi ieghorns. 23d ace brothers
heavy, 2s15ic. ieEhoru. 2iaRse 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Aug 10 UNsl CHEESE
Twins 224 22hc, daisies, prints AM
,longhorns 23ta q23atc
wv FotiLTRY- Marke, Irregular Tur
Keys 1871 PC hens, isd 23c leEhorn hens
W ipitC. sprngers. 23u2fiac broiiert
p q 2hitr. ROSTERS 1fit 15c. ducks
.10T1Ti-c. gcesr i00l7c.
I BuTTER Receipts is,t73 tubs marie,
7 &c 20 Z e. up Extras ~ score, 81 u 81 "a =
standards. 90 score cars 40 o. ettr
frsts qi score 401c. hrsts $3.50 score
IS L 1920, specials. % score 81 ! z ias
s'rsdy current receipts sc: fresh fstr
ihrsts 3sii p 3skc fresh hrs's. 80 3Sc
dlfties, 3o1 3ic, checks 20 Joe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Air|ines Sign
Pdtt With i. 5.

WASHINGTON, Aug IS uNs)
Mobilization OF all civilian air.
lines into the war air transport
industry was completed today
under an agreement between eight
airline companies and the war de-
partment.
Joining nine other alrlines which
previously entered into the agree
ment, presidents. of the eight com
panies agreed on procedures to bs
followed in keeping the United Ma
tions forces supplied wherever
they might be" with equipment
and personnel. the war department
stated.
The eight concerns whose
presidents signed the agreemen,
are Continental Airlines. Colonial
Always, Chicago and Southern
AirIines, Delta Airlines, Inland
Airlines, Mid-Continent Airlines
National Airlines, and Pehnsyl'
vania.C Central Airlines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Shortages Of Pleasure Goods Already at Hand

oHsetting factors Is question that at present
the making consumers using up their m
comfort goods and other nerdicted
In A. Johnston Of Spokane president of the
Chamber OF Commerce. takes sangune view oil
the future. .
said will have the greatest plant
capacity history will greater Of
synhetic than had We will
greatest sled mechanics and technicians
nation We will have the greatest backlog
Of all of eemsedite The people
will Accumulated savings with which to buy this
The osettine entry all this that long term government
deb, win have "a be issued against ephemeral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
DETR0I7gsS2 ffMES
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. ,. Kukeyser
Keen COmpefitiOnDue
For Postwar Markets

Although theorists predicting postwar abrdeement OF
ntecorporate
practical mentally specializing about and more
rigorous competition than the country has ever before
known
Having converted from their specialtes into alien fields OF
Will lind themselves
with plants and skls hand which are unrelated 10 their
regular work -
putting these facilities productive work
With heritage debts there VIII be strong urge
ovency through squirt of high productivity
In seeking visualize the shape OF Things 10 come one
thoughtful investment broker pointed out
"When business itself to this postwar effort
substantial
corporations will amst be
to fields skls
facilities that brought them For making
number of plants
American built for it, during the
70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
I u. 5. Officers Held
BY Nazis in France

LONDON. Aug. Is (fNS) -
Two American officers Of the
steamer Stella Lykes, terpedoed
and sunk In the Atlantic, have
been landed as prisoners at a
French port, the German radio
announced today, according TO a
Reuters dispatch.
The offncers were identified as
Capt. Charles Wallace and Engi.
neer Walter Morrison. both Of
New Orleans. The Berlin radio
noted that the port where the
merchant marine officers were
landed was the one where Wallace
had tiisembarked as member of
the AEF in the first World War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Pfeiffer S Net
Off Slightly

PFeifer Brewing Company fot
the six months ended June 80 re-
ports a net profit Of sls3,62p aftei
reserve for federal Income taxes
based al rate ef "a per cent, equei
TO a. cents a share on 429, as;
shares of the common.
This compares with net profit
OF S243.227 or 81 cents a share In
the first half OF i9a1. The com
pany has no excess profits iaA
liability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
|Ndzis Sound Out
|Vi(hyon|nvdsion

LONDON. Aug. Is t1NS),--An
official denial by the vichy gov.
eminent that Chief Of Government
Pierre Laval had warned the
French to remain passive in the
event of an Allied invasion was
coupled today with q report to
the Daily Mail that Laval was
tbefng grffied by German authori.
ties on the reported statement.
A Madrid dispatch to the Daily
Mail said that Otto Abetz, German
envoy 10 Paris, and Field Marsha
Gerd Won Rundstedt had held a
series Of interviews with Laval 10
determine Vichy's attitude If an
invasion attempt is made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
MARKETS
GOOdNeWS
From Us.
Factories

MORE AIRPoRTS - Construc'
ton Of three super airdromes
with 100O0-foot runwsyS 10 fscili-
tate iakc-oif for the largest bomb
ers and cargo planes has been
approved by the war department,
MORE POWER - Electricity -
vital requirement in production OF
wartime aluminium 49, last week
was produced al a rate second only
20 the largest output in history.
a total Of 1887 07o.ooO watts of
electrical energy was produced
and consumed in that period, an
Electrical Institute report reveals,
MORE SHIPPING - Export
freight. other than coal or grain in
July was up 81 per cent over le4l.
the Association Of American Rail-
roads reports.
MORE STEEL - Contemplated
revision of priority regulations by
the War Production Board will
make more steel available 10 the
war production industries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Federal Financed Plants Future in Lap Of Gods

course postwar the plants built with federal
gods Final authority will rest with
Congress sitting Jesse H. Jones federal loan admin
straor ND the view that unnecessary
surplus plants should be shut down after
emergency indicated that the President concurred in
Mr. Jones thought would be feasible to arrange trans
actions private whereby they might take and
operate plants srappng instead their own
obsolete factories
It early TO be Of the character OF the postwar
setting will depend the length and out
come of the war and OF economic exhaustion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
American League

sRsp tof sAfchilacn IN nt,h
New York 300 pB pI2=il
runs @Hss-t, 2. Roln I Heinrich, pi-
Massio 2 Keller, Gordon, Dichsy, Murphy,
vslo. suder Errors= holfe, sudet yohp.
son. Runs batted in-Htnr'eh Z, Keiiet 2,
plcksy 2. Ri,zutc. Hassett tDiekes srcted
on suders error). Jchnr,n q Tvp.base
Hsssett. Dickey. Thret base kn-Keiisr.
Home run = Heinrich. ssefiflce Roife.
Double plays Dickey 70 Rsife, Dickey ID
Rizzuio. Gordon 70 Rlktuto 10 Hssset,,
Rzzuto 20 Gordon 20 Hssset 2, Murphy II
RHzu,o ~ Hsssstt koIfe 10. Gordon Il
Hassett. Len On Philadelphia s.
New York 10 Base on balls--Off March
iiaon q off r. HART. q off tSomet Z
STRUCK out-By oomes 8 ny Marrhiidon
q Hlts-off Marchiidon 2 IN 5 innings,
uff r. Harris IN innings. or dome,
N 3 innings. OF Murphy IN innings
fesssd bah-seif, wlnnine ritchtr
pires-Grieve. Rue and Hubbard. Attend
snce--1T esq. Time ass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Sale OF Uniforms Curbed

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is uNS)
Only navy appointed and IL
censed retailers may now distrib-
ute navy officer uniforms, the
navy department decreed today,
Beginning about October Is, retail
distributors will be appointed In
designated areas after an impair
tial committee has reviewed appli-
CatiOng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Cites Chryser, Ford Plants as Good Examples

"Chrysler's tank plant Fords gigantic Willow Run and
ammonia plants,
mind DOZENS In fact hundreds
of large enterprises operating
their into
peacme operation at future date As result
industrial free-f0r-aI
another will invade the other feow
(Shipbuder Kaiser starting cargo planes near
Athand example,
This observation recalls c. Wells view that progress Is
specialist mpinges on the field
another specialist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Italians DESTROY
7 S|av Towns

LONDON. Aug. IL t1NS) .--
Italy is continuing its repressive
against Yugoslav guer-
rillas and has razed seven villages
and executed $50 persons in re-
prisal for the death of three ltal-
ian soldiers near Villadenevoso,
Slovenia, IL was said today in
dispatch from the Italian frontier
TO the News Chronicle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Postwar Leaders viii Face Strong Competition

situation there will be new type OF
Established companes-leaders their hed-wl
permitted but will face strong COM
petition nteriopers If the established companies wish to
the threat Of such and add
ona postwar competition they Immediately adopt two
thinking and management they should spend heavily
salvage the advantage OF public
knowledge approval Of their products and brand names they
institutional advertising through the war period
be 100 work without any
current production available for civilians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
wHOLESALING STEADY

Wholesalers report volume equal
to last week but 10 10 ID per cent
ahead Of last year. Shipments cur
rently as against last year are
relatively heavy, some lines maxi
ing gains of up 10 so per cent.
Collections both wholesale and
retail are substantially better than
lin 194l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15

'8attea for Dtrringer in eighth
Cincinnati 900 900 O00-o
AZ, LouIs non i2N i0x@i
Runs-Moore Muslal Kurowski Horr
Errors -Ioost, Haas Marion Runs hatted
lin-Kurowski, Brown, Musial Marion.
Two -bsrs hits M Cooper Musiai Stolen
"a Kurowski Marion Sacrifice NJ
Cooper Donbie riay-ioo-, - FREY 70 p
Mccormick LEI, an bases - Louis Z
iCtneinnau 3 Bases on balls on Der
ringer 4 struck ont ~ NJ. Cnnrer s.
'by DerrtngpT Hits-Oh Derrineef q M
Ia innines, on Riddle I IN 1 inning Hit by
pitcher By Derringpr Cw Cooper Wiz
hing ~ cher-N Cooper Losing pitcher
lDsringer tfmpirss- stewart Dunn and
Sears Time 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
SECOND GAME

.Bstted for Farley in third
Boston 600 600 1913
Brooklyn 022 oil iox--7
Runs-waner Cooney 2 Vaughan, Ret
ser, walker CAmilli 2, Herman 2. Error
s-Masi Runs batted tn--Reese e ca.
mill e. Medwick. wyatt, Aasl Rslsef.
Fernandez q Two-base hits Fernandez.
Cooney. Three base hlts--Reese, Herman,
Mast Home runs~-Camnl, Reiser stolen
Double piays-Herman "a
Camiln. Reese. Herman 20 Csmill Left
on bsses--Boston !, Brooklyn 5. Bases on
oaiis-~on Farley l. or saln 2 strucs
oat--By sain 4. by wyatt 3 Hts-otf
innings Losing pitcher Farley Umpivs
Conian. Resrdon and Gosu. Time 50.
sT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
CHICAGO

'Batted TOT Tanning m tFNfnfh.
Pittsburgh GOO o0i 600
Chicago 220 GOO 2iN-7
Runs-wasdeii Hack !, e,rineer Nehoi.
son Dailesandro. Russell. Errors Menlllo,
Coscarart z, Stringer. Geary. Runs hatted
tn Fleteher Nicholson 2. Hack, Caviar.
ts,ta. MerulIo stringer scprtd on Coscar-
ARTS error In second Hack scored on
oeary's error IN eighth Two.base hits
wasdeu, pAnesandro. Three base hit
Mer,llo Home runs-Nicholson, Hack.
stolen base-Cavarretta. Double plays
Deary 10 cnecafart 10 Fletcher Geary (un.
assisted Merullo 20 strnger TO Russell.
Lett an bsses-Pittsburgh :, Chicago II.
Bases on balts--otf Lannlne |, off War.
neke l. Struck out-By Klinger / by Ian
ming /, BY Warneke 2 Hits-Off KlinEef
In / n innings, off Lsnning 3 in ~ tn
hinss, of While q In innings Losing
pltcher-Klinget umpires- Barr and Ma.
rerkutth. Tlme-p.l2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
NEW YORK
PrtlLADEI.PRIA
ro,ae ~ t2s . I

sBatted Tor Johnson In eigh'h
Phnade'phia oi0 oio oo0--i
New York iol GOO l2x-5
Runs - Lrwhiicr Nor'hey. Maynard.
Young. Barna. Jurges : Runs batted in
OFT Ltwhfer. Wick 2 Norihey. urges.
Two base hn--Msy, Three base hit T-Jur
ges Home uns-Iltwhiier. N0fthey eecri-
fice- -Hubbeil q Double play GlOssop ~
Mut,apeh 10 Etten Left On bases New
Yorh 7 Philadelphia 2 Bases On balls
OF johnson q. orr Nahen1 I struck out =
By Hahhei q nv Johnson T. Hiis-Off
Johnson in 7 innings off Nahem IN !
inning Raik-Nahern Losing pitcher
Johnson Umrires Parlich pIneni and
Ralisnfant Tlme-ii55. Attendance .s7i
paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on Saturday
treee run. 99c, 1eshorn hers. lbs. and
UP, isc: cocks loo ara iae' rocs
sptinstrs lbs ana up, 7sc rock
broilsrs. -; 10 lbs. 25c leEhorr
brpiiers. - lbs and up. 22c.
EGGS -- Market nr,n. Current receipts
al &C. undergrades 2nM Il soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
BUSINESS
Stock
Prices
Steady

NEW YORK, Aug. Is tUP).-
Trading turned dull on the stock
market at the opening today, but
prices held steady to firm. Bonds
were little changed. Cotton futures
were narrowly mixed.
About half OF the early openers
on the stock market were at the
previous closing levels. The others
generally were up small fractions.
American Hawaiian Steamship. an
exception. lost u to 29A.
Erie certificates equaled the
years high, and Ohio Oil made a
new high.
Bethlehem Steel was up q at
54s and u. S, Steel 4shs X, tip 4 .
General Motors gained u TO 3S.
Standard Oil IN. j. was at 37A
up u.
Trading continued very light In
the early dealings. Prices held
near the openings. Railroad shares
were more active than other is
sues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-15
National Lea que
FIRST GAME

Runs - Reese J, Vaughan. Medwick.
walker. RHO. Camilll. DRhlgen, Owen.
Runs batted In==Medwick camiiH- 3.
Reiser. Herman, Davis, Vaughan 2. Two
base hits-Medwick Herman. Vaughan.
lWaner. Reese Three-base Mathematics.
Home run--Camili Sacrifice
Double plays-Reese 20 Herman 10 csmilli.
Davis 10 Reese 20 camili Left or bases-
Boston S. Brooklyn 8 Bases on bals-On
saivo q of Hutchings 8 of Davis 1
struck out--By Hutchings I by Davis 3
Hfts-On saivo IN "a inning OF Hutch
ines 10 IN q innings. on Donovan I In Is
innings, Wild p,tch-Hutchings Losing
pitcher--saivo. Umpires-GostE Conan
rs, 900.