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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-09-10
International
News Review
BY GEORG STRANDVOLD

AS Stalingrad crisis, one way or
the other, approaches its climax, the
drama of the Russo-German war in
creases in intensity, and the immedi-
ate danger is not merely that the
Nazi armies capture that extremely
important city but also that they
may have extended their dominion
to the lower Volga river-as some
dispatches already indicate; this
forms the waterway for trade be-
tween Stalingrad and Astrakhan, and
the Russian outlet to the Caspian sea.
Many observers believe that it
may be possible for the Russians,
by some surprise manOeuver, to
stave off further Nazi plans, but
far more persons familiar with
the situation fear that Russia
cannot chase out the invaders
unless considerable outside help
arrives.
So far, such help is given in the
form of war supplies, and it should
be added that this apparently is in
accord with Moscow's own wishes.
Egyptian Developments.
Under certain circumstances the
element of surprise can become a
most important weapon; it still may
become so in Russia, and it has al
ready become that in Egypt where
the German-Italian forces of Cen
eral Rommel suddenly began an of
fensive against the British few days
ago, and marched ahead, confident
that now it would be a matter of
merely few days to reach the Nile,
Alexandria and the Suez canal.
But he was headed for quite
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-09-10
Thye Whips Ander-
son; Knutson is Re-
turned i'm Sixth.

Governor Harold E. Stassen and
a former governor, Hjalmar Peter
sen, again will battle for the gov
ernorship post in the November gen.
eral election as result of the pri-
maries Tuesday. Stassen turned back
a determined bid by Martin A. Mel
son and in late returns was leading
139,48 to 88,777. John G. Alex
ander, third Republican candidate,
received 32,165 votes.
Petersen Wins.
Petersen, right wing Farmer-Labor
candidate, led Paul A. Rasmussen,
FL. Association endorsee, by a vote
of 39,479 to 25,889 ON the same re-
turns. In the race for United States
Senate, Joseph Ball, Stassen ap-
pointee upon the death of Ernest
Lundeen in 1910, took command
ing lead over Walter K. Nicholson,
New Ulm publisher, with 127,078
votes to 1858. Elmer A. Benson,
FL. left-winger, will oppose Ball
in the fall election, together with Ed
Murphy, Democrat, of st. Paul. Ben
sons opponents were Henry Arens,
Mrs. Ernest Lundeen, wife of the late
senator, and Herbert Millington.
C. Elmer Anderson Beaten.
Ed Thye, backed by Stassen for
Acknowledgements, is winning over
c. Elmer Anderson who has held
that post the past two terms.
All Minnesota congressman ap-
peared certain of reelection with the
exception of the fifth district incum-
bent, Oscar Youngdahl, who was de-
feated by DR.. Walter H. Judd of
Minneapolis. In a stiff battle in the
Sixth district, Harold Knutson, House
veteran, successfully turned back the
challenge of Fred Hughes, st. Cloud
attorney, his lead being expected
to be about 5000 votes.
The complete slate of apparent
winners is as follows:
Governor.
Republican-Harold E. Stassen.
Observation-Disclosures Petersen.
Lieutenant Governor.
Republican-Ed Thye.
CHARACTERIZATION Y. Will
iams.
United States Senator.
Repubican-Joseph H. Ball.
Farmer-Labor-Elm A. Benson.
Senator (Short Term).
Experimentation E. Nelson.
Farmer-Labor-A1. Hansen.
Secretary of State.
Republican-Mike Holm.
Farmer-Labor-Dani D. Collins.
State Treasurer.
Republican-Julius A. SchmahI.
Farmer-Labor-Charles j. Johnson.
CONTINUED on Page -
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-09-10
Death Calls Aged
Woman
Mrs. James Twait is Laid
to Rest Saturday; Leaves
Two Children.

Funeral services were held Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock from the
Bible church at Rutledge for Mrs.
Martha johnson Twait who passed
away Wednesday, September 2, at the
home of her son, Joseph T. Twait.
Cause of death was paralytic
stroke.
Martha Johnson was born near
Rowe, ILL.,, November 13, 1858, re-
siding in that state until 1900. On
August Z, 1878, she was united in
marriage to James Twait, the FAM
lily moving to Radcliffe, Iowa, in 1900
to make their home there the next
CONTINUED on Page u
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-09-10

VOTING
PRECINCTS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-09-10
Saturday Is Junk
Harvesting Time
For Askov Folks
Prize Tickets Given Free
for All Scrap Sold to
Local Dealers That Day.

Scrap and more scrap is wanted
at Askov for the scrap harvest here
on junk rally day, Saturday of this
week. Sponsored by the local Vic
tory Aides and with four authorized
dealers to handle all scrap, the Askov
Red Cross taking care of the lunch
and coffee, and local scrap drive
boosters giving free prizes, the day is
expected to show fine returns.
Agencies and individuals handling
the scrap are the Pine Coop Oil
Association, the Sorensen Implement
Company, Jacob Jensen and Don
Lorentzen. The scrap may be hauled
to town or larger loads will be called
for by either Mr.. Jensen or Mr.
Lorentzen. All scrap will be paid
for.
Prize Tickets.
An added inducement for bring
ing in the scrap will be awarding
of merchandise and war defense
stamps as prizes. One ticket will be
given for each 100 pounds, or frac-
ton thereof, of scrap brought in and
sold Saturday. Drawing on these
tickets will take place at the village
hall in Askov about $50 in the eve
ming, the winners to get prizes do
mated by business firms and indi-
viduals here. Prizes already donated
are listed below and more are ex-
pected by Saturday:
Ferndale Nursery, 81 in war
stamps; Martin Andersen, box candy;
American Publishing Company, box
printed stationery; Pine Coop Oil
Association, SIS in war stamps; Con-
rad Christensen, 81 in bakery goods;
Erling Christensen, dressed chicken;
George Lindegaard, press suit of
clothes; Thomsen's Standard Service,
81 in war stamps; C.. R. Petersen,
ST in merchandise; j. R. Petersen,
81 in trade; A. Gravesen, 81 in war
stamps.
Carl Miller, 81 in trade; Security
State Bank, 81 in cash; Askov Hard
ware Company, 81 in trade; john
sons Market, 81 in merchandise;
Walter Becker, case of beer; Coop
erative Mercantile Association, 81 in
merchandise; Rasmussen's Cafe, 81
in war stamps; Sebald Motor Sales,
81 worth of gas; Adjustable Sign
Company, 81 in war stamps; Soren-
sen Implement Company, So in trade;
Morgensen Cabinet Shop, 81 in mer-
chandise; Askov Coop Association,
49-lb. sack of flour; Louis Olsen, 81;
T. N. Thomson, 81; A. Henriksen, 81
in war stamps.
Red Cross to Serve Lunch.
Lunch will be sold during the aft
ernoon and evening by the Askov
Red Cross, doughnuts, hamburger
sandwiches and coffee being on the
menu. All profits from the lunch
will 60 to the local Red Cross treas
ury so liberal patronage of their
lunch tables Saturday will be appre-
ciated.
The urgency of the scrap metal
drive cannot be overstated. The
steel industry has used up nearly its
entire supply of scrap material and
at the present rate of consumption
have only enough for a few weeks
more.
Pine City Drive Next Week.
A. E. Gustafson, chairman of the
county salvage committee, announces
that the scrap drive at Pine City will
be held two days, Wednesday and
Thursday, September 16 and II. Ar
rangements have been made to have
William Teich and son handle the
material there.
In Sandstone 40 tons were brought
in during recent two-day drive
and Hinckley, in one day collected
over Is tons.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1942-09-10
Give Ceiling
Price Information

Two Office of Price Administra-
ton representatives will be at the
village hall in Pine City Wednesday
evening, September Is, at o'clock
p. m. to discuss the various prob
lens of retailers concerning ceiling
prices. All retailers in Pine county
are urged to attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Adrian
Shooters
Go All Out
BY DON GILLIES

The enterprising. city of Adrian
has gone all out for marksman-
ship. With nearly $50 enrolled in
the William Randolph Hearst Citi-
zens' Rifle Workmanship Compe-
tition. Adrian now leads the state
in the number Of shooters entered
per population.
Most of this city's rinemen are
from the Adrian High School. al
though several of the newer mem
bers are from the Adrian Rifle
and Pistol Club.
Much of the credit for the ex-
pansion of rifle shooting must go
TO the clubs secretary. William
-. Vitek. He has done one OF the
finest jobs of encouraging new
Corners to this sport of any one
in the state. Mixed classes of
entrants in the Times-Heavt COM
petition practice every Monday
and Thursday n & hts at the
armOry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Chicago Cdgers
Vital TO Big Ten

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 tINS).-Somc
sort of case could be made out for
keeping the University Of Chicago
in the Big Ten on grounds that It's
basketball team helps establish
plenty of conference reCords-lor
its opponents.
Last night. for example, the
Maroons co-operated nicely with
Iowa's Hawkeyes in establishing
two new records for the field
house at Iowa City. Iowa won,
ga to 40 and the Hawkeye point
total was the greatest ever regis
tered in the fieldhouso in a single
game. In addition, Ben Trickey
Hawkeye forward, got
so much cooperation from his
Maroon guard that he was able "a
score u points, breaking the rec
ord OF 26 set by Ben Stephens in
1889. Stephens mark also was
set against Chicago.
In the only other game Schcd-
uled last night. IndianaS HooSicrS
moved into third place only half a
game behind Minnesota when they
edged out Ohio State, 10 TO AZ, al
Columbus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Boost Steel
Rate Slightly

NEW YORK. Feb. 2. - Steel
operations for this week are sched-
uled at 97.7 per cent Of ingot
capacity, against 97.3 per cent in
the previous week. an increase of
a of ! point, or a OF l per cent,
according to- the American Iron
and Steel Institute. A month ago
the indicated rate was 96.4 per
cent.
The current schedule would
mean an output Of l,6l4,200 net
tons of ngots for this week,
against 1907 500 in the preceding
week and 1882, 700 a month ago,
In the corresponding week of last
year. the indicated production was
l.563. 800 net tons.
The following table gives a COM
parison of the current schedule
with the nearest corresponding
week of previous years, together
with changes from the week inn
mediately preceding:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Buy a BOMBER
7 Chicago Tracks List
81, 300,0 in Purses
n Bomber

CHICAGO. Feb. 3 GNS) Two
Of Chicago'S horse racing plants.
Washington and Arlington Park
today announced 1912 programs
including 80 stakes with an added
value of S346 500. The total value
of the two programs Will be
S1.3OO.OOO.
The Arlington Classic and the
American Derby, both for 3-year-
olds and each endowed with
$50 COO. top the list of stake races.
The Classic will be run July p
and the Derby on August %. The
$4,000 added Arlington Handicap
and the S25 600 Washington Handl-
cap ll.be among other big stake
races on the programs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Roller Carnival
Repeats Tonight
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Second showing Of the brilliant
roller skating carnival. Stars and
Stripes" by the Detroit Figure
Skating Club is set for tonight at
Arena Gardens.
The first performance. week
ago was a huge success and
played 10 a iammcd hall. There
are still good seats available for
tonight. according TO Fred Mar
TN. manager OF the gardens, who
will turn over - per cent Of the
gross proceeds to The Detroit
Times Buy a Bomber" campaign.
Melva Block, national senior
women's figure skating champion,
was too Ill 10 participate in the
first show. but the doctors have
approved her appearance tonight.
She will do the pairs number IN
Dance Of the Hours" with Bruce
Towle, besides her free skating
program. With Melva there to-
night. the show is assured of even
greater success than it had the
first time.
Besides this. there will be other
numbers by Towle. state figure
skating champion, who gave one
of the finest programs OF his
career in the first show: numbers
by Ann Manion. state champion:
a figure skating exhibition by
Dorothy Law, national Junior
speed skating champion. and Mar
garet Williams national junior
figure skating champion.
To -feHhd- the SHOW, which
starts at $50. there are group
numbers and comedy numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
-buN a BOmDer-
Stiner Will Remain
0reQon State Coach

CORY LIS. Ore. Feb. 3
GNS) .-Alonzo l.. Lon Stlncr.
who took oregon State College 10
its first Rose Bowl football game
last January l, today announced
that he would remain as head
coach at Oregon State.
Confirming rumorS that he had
been approached by representa-
tives of some other schools. "
Stiner announced his decision
after a conference with Athletic
Director Percy Locey and Prof. c.
V. Ruzek, faculty athletic repre-
sentative OF the college.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
buy BOmber-
.Hdndbd|| Meet
Enters I'd Round

With seeded players making
their first appearance tonight. the
city handball doubles champion
ship goes into the second round at
the Downtown YMCA. Play starts
at 6 o'clock
Sixteen teams are left in the
running after firSt-round play last
night eliminated nine teams.
G. Peuagren-M Langfptd Detroit Ed
SOM defeated = Bsroour-E Walsh e. of
d }, 2l.ll 2l-5; l. Meidmar-R KUussiH
downtown " defeated H0Ward-Larfy
Do~f ~ ~ c.. Zls 21-13 Joe Finn
Irving Topper downtown - Won hy de.
fault Joe Crosby Harry Zefb0 Down
town defeated Mover Krjtt-Al Matun
lElshaH1- il-2l 2t-t5-- K SITFT-
I.enord DuebaIl IDcwutu@a y defeated
3 McS~eeney-W W. Done tu. OF j. 2l.5.
PIP
n sarer. I'd Brsndeugs fDovntoVn "
~on by defAuN Jerr, Brsen- u .ArCy caro-
an ~ of c. defeated Cy GiaSs-E PICK
ers Downto~n y q II 2l-l0 CA B9hn.
= Stohhe 'D0Wrt0Nn = defeated
Howell Charles AcheFmau tDoVntOVn b.
1871 Zl-1l. Pills " Schauyer-A Ches.
.Eey 80. o. y defeated Tom Kadish. Bill
Goodson tDoVntoNn y, 1921. 2l-l5
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Times Skate Program

! Skating and scaling race q lap-b
Final boys midget class 22U-yard cham
piunship
Fnai juvenile hoys' ff0.yard champion
ship
Final senior women's 3. mile champion
ship
Walter Osmun Memorial race. miles
FINAL senior mems emile championship
Final juvenile boys mile champion
shin
tnai senior vomens tio-ysrd champion
snip
Mixed couples race laps
Glrls midget class. iAO-yard champion
snip
Intermediate girls % milo championship
Final Detroit Times senior womrn's mt'
open.
Final junior boys iio-yard Champion
shin
FINAL intermediate bows tto-yard cham
piDnship.
Broad jumping Cfrcathon1
Barrel jumping tGvcH'h'oui
FINAL senior mems 4iB-Nald champion
snip
Fancy skating competition In midice dur
ing races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
7 Latin Champions
In Boston Track Meet

! BOSTON, Feb. 3.-Thc annual
Boston A. A. indoor track meet
on February II will have two
added daShes OF South American
flavor, the association announced
today.
| Two good neighbor' champions,
/ Guillermo Huidobore of Chile and
Bento ASsls OF Brazil. are due in
New York this week TO prepare
for their North American debut
Huldobore holds the South Ameu-
can record for 800 meters at 50
and for the 1900 at 3:54. ASSls has
Sprnted the 100 meters in .l0.S
and the 200 in :214.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
"A ROmbeI
-LiquidCafbonie
Seeks Stock

CHICAGO, Feb. "a special
meeting of Liquid Carbonlc Corpo-
ration stockholders, TO vote on
authorization of 10000 shares of
new preferred stock, of which
10000 have been registered with
the SEC for Offering TO the public,
has been set for February -.
w. X. Mcintosh. chairman,
states in a notice TO stockholders
that such an issue can be sold
with a dividend rate between 4 and
5 per cent and that the proceeds
would be approximately S3,OOOOO
Besides Strengthening the COM
pany against any difficulties that
may arise from the war, the new
capital would put II IN position
10 acquire additional properties,
nc added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
AFTERNOON EVENTS



Qualifying heats Silver skates Derby
mile.
ouaiifyng heat, 22o-,ard juvenile boys.
Qusl,i5ine neat. intermediate soy' s-
mile championship
QUALIFYING heats JUNIOR boys 22o-yard
championship
Qualifying heats intermediate boys 80.
Q1Nfyns heats senior mems e. mile
GirS cradle cIa,s, 22oyard champion.
ship.
QualIeins heats Intermediate boys 22o-
QUALIFYING heats movie, scnool boys.
race. mile
QlaijtSfng heats senior men 5 220-yard
seminnais juvenile boys 22o-yard cham
pionship
Seminnals senior mems race. mile
BOYS midget class. loo-ysrd champion.
Girs' midget class. lOo-yard champion
Boys cradle class race. 100 yards
Qualifying and seminal heats senior
mems lnO-yard dash tdecathlon'
Qualifying heats juvenile boys > mile
Championship
Juvenile girls 220-yard championship.
Girls midget class. 22O.yard champion
ship.
Final sch1olbovs' race mile
Qualifying heats jusvenHe boys 4iO-yarc
championship.
Qualifying heats Junior boys y mile
championship
Qualifying heats senior meu : mile open.
Qualifying heats midget boys 240-S ard
championship
Qualifying heats Jun W boys 40 yard
Championship
Quaufyine heats senior mems 4tO-yard
Chamr.
Qualifying heats, ntV-buss' race, 4.
m ie
Qualifying heats senior moo u1rtr
QuaAfyj0g heats midget bp,s fi0-!atd
championship
senior Mems 3-mUe championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Hope Beats Adrian, 72-48

BUY a Bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
EVENING EVENTS
START At : T.. VI.

Dog sled race mile.
Grand march fai tunt crfauts ~ eleCt lor
If king and queen Of carnival
Semihnals silver skating Derby (mcn)
mile
semihnsls Cold skates - mile.
Girls cradle class l-s mile champion
snip.
FTnsl Junior hoyy' mile championship
Juvenile girls ff-mHs championship
Final intermediate poss' 22o-ysrd cham
Final senior mems loo-yard champion
ship
FINAL newsboyH race. =. mile
Obstacle race once around course.
Boys cradle class race go yards
fIuai cradle girls' I0O-yard champion
ship
Final senior women's m.e
Final intermediate boys ig.niIs.
Final senior mems mile.
Final intermediate girls 220 yaIds.
Final senior mems 22O yards
Final junior boys mile
Final senior women go wards.
Final junior girls go yards
Final senior mcns mile
Final intermediate boys mile
Final juvenile toys' 22O yards
Final service mems race mile
Junior girls toward CHAMPIONSHIP
intermediate giris ifo-yard champion.
ship.
Father and son race mile
Boys cradle c.sss. -l-6 mile Champion
shin
FINAL junior ooy.' 2-o-yard champion.
Final Detroit Times 4i0-yari senior
women open.
Junior girls = milo championship
final boys midget class ifo.yard cham.
plpnship.
Flnal silver Skates Derby miles
Mother and daughters race distance ~
be determined on iccI
Mixed relay race q BOYS and EIi.s
90 team
Juvenile girls ii0-Fard cha npronshp.
Final Gold skates Ds~ts mile
Final Detroit Times senior men mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Cont'| Disti|ling Co.
Names Sales Chief

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 81. J
GunSon. president Of Continental
Dl>tllung Corporation, Phlladel.
phla. announces the appointment
Of r Robert Smith as vice preSI-
dent IN charge of sales and adver'
tlSnc Smith rcnewS his connec'
ton with The Philadelphia hrn
after an absence Of two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

ADRIAN. Feb. Slope Col
lege's basketball team defeated
Adrian here. II 10 As George
.Dalman scored 20 points for Hope
and James Wink and Herbert Rink
Il6 each for Adrian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
I NIIsTED
INDU sTRIAIs
Earnings

Buy n Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
HiIIsda|e Five Host
To 1itans Tonight

The University Of Detroit bas-
ketball team viii be seeking its
eighth victory in l. starts when
i, meets the Hillsdale College
quintet at Hillsdale tonight. The
TrjanS viii also be shooting for
their first victory on the road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

Twin Cty Rapid Transit Company and
ss's.dlsrl.s for the year enoed Dec 81.
iFii had net profit ~ i231 502 after
'eGsral income taxes etc. equal after
annual dividend requirements on the per
cent preferred on which dividend sccumu-
lstiors amounted 90 $40 per share ~ The
close ~ ne year 60 - crnts share %
20 600 shares az common Thts compares
with ne prcrt Co., 1870 of Sili $50. equA
20 - = a share on 81 900 shares OF per
cent yFeffrrcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
buy a BOmber-
Rubi Meets WaIIi(k
In Fairview Feature

Bert Rubi, the Magyar Her
cules." will meet Leo Wallick II
the two in three falls. hour time
limit mat headliner on the FAIR
view Gardens card tonight Walter
Roxey and Flash Gordon are paired
in the two in three falls semi
windup. A one fall bout will opcr
the program at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
n Bomber

Shooting IN the Garage League,
Frank ScupiRe last night rolled
679 for the Arcadia Body team
~ Club Bob-Lo for the highest
Hree-gGmc series there since the
alleys Vcye opened last rmtc,.
His games Uere f35-SJ6-2t6. He
icds carrying n 1872 Average
whea the evening started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
NEW AGE TEMPLE
O,HARA. ROss AITn sIRNIC

ALL ARE WELCOME-Lectur Healing
Preachine Beatuce Bradley, Pastor
1854 Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
buy a Bomber
Jones Back at Point

WEST POINT, n. Y. Feb
(lNS). - Mai. Lawrence tBflD
Jones today was back at the
United States Military Academy
where he formerly was football
coach, and soon will relieve Col
Louis f. Hlbbs as graduate man
ager of athletics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
BUY n Bonnie
Dividends
lnal \iCkel (OmpanN

International Nickel Company
Of Canada. Ltd. declared a dlvl-
dend OF 80 cents on the common,
pay able in United States cur
iency March 81. 10 stock OF record
March =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Observation-Disclosures
FLOOR SANDING. w,NING. rrC.

AJAX STEEL and Forge C0mpary 20,
AdaiI. For information. FltLroy o15j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
collin. & Altman Corporation

declared dividend OF - cents on
the common, payable March ,, 10
stock of record February II.
Payments in the calendar year OF
1911 were - cents and 81 extra
on March !. and y cents each
June ?, September , and Deem
Der /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Scratches
(By United Press)
HtALEAH PARK

HtALEAH PARK
Track fast.
FIRST Race ,Woodtord Lad, Lady
second Race NaCk's Miss Riverda1.
OlEmpian I1sc0tert.
Third Race Bars
Fourth Race kasidah Pe.sse Bright
Trace Unknown Land Unquote Maegay.
Ffth Rae Ere, Pig Tails, Bayridge.
AutomatOn
sixth Race Miss Goshen.
seventh Race Boot High. Sun Risk
Blazing Glory Michigan sun
Eirhth Race Beiiry Chimes. WISE
HOBBY.
IIAVA$N
Track. fast.
First Race Temperament Dsrs Day.
Mekong Emma. Purple Sweep. Peter n
Second Race - Flaming Torch Pre''v
Roysi. CnmPuter. Shanteh, sea Lasste.
Marjorie 7.
-- Third -RAce--iAA4-Ra -4,er+-,--i--r-
Peter Pumpkin. Foggy Day. scasss,
Fourth Race ssay =
Fifth Rsce-My Gracious, Ma or
seventh Race-Jtox Buster Bru.uger,.
FAIR. GROUNDS
Track. fast
Fts, Race Miss Frakcs. Carjs. Aina's
BABY, Viava Voce, Paganism, Pops
Rival
Second Race Paddy HaW T ne Ten.
sleep Toniarna Wltan Weiiing
Third Race star Kan My Tet Ram
hler Md Cookie, Johns Teddy Home
ward, sanity
Fourth Race-Mv Nommy Farlsboro.
Winkie, Guinea Lad Merry Mood, Jean
Lee
Firth Race Brides Best
Sixth Race Spanish PatS Hss'v Mae
Dorothy -. h kAnalbret Getabout.
Wakita.
Seventh Race 80 Insomnia Majestic,
FLYING AEEIe, Idle Lad. OG1esa Frank,
Papa JACK
Eighth Race Helels Lad Prompto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Snlli,an MACHINERY Company

declared dividend Of 25 cents on
the common. payable February p
10 record of February ID. Pay
ments in 1871 were 30 cents No
vcmber y and 80 cents August %
the first since 1890.