davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-10-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Oct 90 P-Continued
uncertainty over the Government price
program coupled with the Disappointing
mill demand for spot cotton, retarded
trading in futures today
Moderate price fixing by mills against
textile contracts lent a steady tone with
offerings coming through hedge selling
and liquidation.
Late afternoon values were 10 cents a
bale lower to 10 cents higher, December
2O.06; March. 100, and May. 1878
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Washington Produce

From the War Food Admintxtra t,or
riggs paid net fob. Washington.
paG.G5SIS GGG5IS@Market firm. Prices paid for
rrssI rruera rad-State sraded eggs received from
g So grace A. large, including extra large, 81.
~ ssverage' 29; U. S. grade A, medium,
%. BroWns-U. s. grade A, large. includ
ing extra large, $3.50; average, So: q
grace A. medium, 54: U. s. grade 8. lsrxe.
So. receipts government graded eggs. I32
LIVE EPOULTRY-Msrket firm. ReceIpt.
i6eral Broilers and fryers, 2si: fowI'
26I2 roosters, 1921 ' Anvil
Evening star., 1943-10-22
London Market Steudier

LONDON, Oct. % tP).-The stock
market displayed recovery tenden-
cles today. Kaffirs drew selective
support along with senior rail Sc
curities. Some industrials failed to
join the advancing side and there
was little activity among oil shares.
British funds were fully steady.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
| For. Bonds

Rates of dividends in the foregoin table
are annual disbursements based on the last
less otherwise noted. special or extra div
'dends are not included. a Also extra or
extras. d Cash or stock Paid last year
Payable in stock Declared or paid so
far this wear. h Payable in Canadian funds
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. Wv With warrants xw without
warrants.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Oct. % (P,.-Poultry live;
unsettled; 81 trucks: hens, 2212; Leehorn
hens; 20l2: colored. broilers, fryers, springs,
i4; Rocks. broilers, fryers' springs, a5A;
geese %; turkeys 29-35
Butter firm receipts, 44S,614: market
unchanged
EGGS unsettled; receipts, $500; market
uncha racd
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Approximate Sales Today.
Il:OO am 90 100 1900 Noon 1913 $40
1.O0nm 5l5 $50 2:OOpm 3o3 800

TUnlt Of trading, 0 shares: sales printed
in fun In bankruptcy or receiverShlp or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such companies.
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semannual declaration. Un-
.ess otherwise noted special or extra dlvI-
dendS are not included. Xd Ex dividend.
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras. d Cash
or sock. E Paid last year. f Payable in
sotck. 6 Declared or paid SO far this year
h Payable IN Canadian funds. k ACcumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

retired as general partner in Clark
Dodge & Co. Morgan Stanley also
annoIn-c>i that Edward H. York
would retire to become a resident
partner in Drexel g. Co. of Phila-
delphia.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
IN. Y. Curb Market


.O MidvaleStl1 .50g as
I'M w Abrasive Ia
~ Min Corp Can 4
- Mock Jud .75g-. l2b
Molybdnm.375g 1oA
"a Mon Pict )
"a Mont Ward A T. l72
~ Moody p pf o.. il
~ Mount Pr 30 6h
IN s T6T g. 132
A|Mskgn P r .70g II
70 Nat Bella H.05z III
" Nat City l. .25g IL
"a Natl r Gasl Ilih
" Nat Rub M .75g 1lh
"a Nat s r ID IL
~ Natl Tun IL M IA
70 AINelson (H) 4h
N Neptune M lie M
N e P A g pf Ak @6H
~ N j Zinc 2g - 57lA
70 NY P&L pf I'll liz
. Mag Hud Pv. 2N
~ Mag H Pw l pf- -
70 Niles-B-P 1.50g 10
n Nipissing h.10e- ISIS
NrCntTx.125g Ah
"a N I p S pf 8 - 1o2
" Nor st Pwr A. J
"a Ohio Ed pf 6---1o3h
" o P 8 pf AT 1l7h
hl Okla N @ of 8 55
10 NC cvpf $50. lis
Pac G 6pf 1.5O- 36
Pac Ling pf s. 1904
"a Pantepec 9
"a Park RAR .75R- 1914
IA Pennroac .25e-. 40
"a Penn P&Lpf g. 90
Pac Pol pf = 1o1A
p & L E 2.b0g-- so
10 Polaris Mng -. IA
"a Powdl & A .45g- GA
"a PugSdP&L .60g- 1olA
70 PS P&L 5 pf s. 95lA
Pug s PIT .6Og 12A
R-K-O war lh
ihIRwy & l. s .45g- 13lh
70 Raymond c la 1914
IA Red Bank OIL 2A
"a Reli E g. E .75g- 1lN
IA Rep Avia .25g 3h
70 Rich11'd OIL war l
IA Ryl Type 2.50g Co. 66
Ryan Aero .35g- ia
IA Ryan Cons 90 5H
Ryer 81 Hay Ia
"A Salt Dome OIL 1859
" Samson Utd lB
Sanford M 1.50s IS
Schultz Inc IA
II Scovill Nj 1.5Og 20
II Scrant- SBW pi A9
II Scullin Stl lg 12lh
Selec Ind CIV pf 7lA
70 Slick l | IS
"a Sou Pen o so al
ihIS C Epf l.5O 3lss
Southld Roy 40 lol/7
IA st cas- .25e SO
"a Std Oil KY l. 16
n Std Pw g. l. Of 62iA
"a stand Products 7iA
Sterl Al Doe oA
10 Stetson J B. ia
ISun Ry Org so 13iA
IA TexonO&L .3og 6iA
Todd Shipy'd 2g 58ih
IA rrans-Lux )
~ Tubize Oh A 5g- SO
On Cig-Wh ST. IN
W United Gas 2Is
"a Unit Gas pf Ok 40
In Unit 1t d p of S6lh
On Sh M 2.50a- 69A
II US Rub Reel ia
IA Unit Wall P.10g 2Hs
Univ Cooler Tag GA
Univ Pict vic 1879
II Ut-Id Sug .15E- z
Ut P&Lpt5.25k- 5oM
70 Venezuela Pet 1liA
IA Wentworth 40 5A
IL w Va C&C .50e- 5h
Westrn Air L 6h
u Wichiti Riv Oil oss
u Wilson Pr so 1914
~ Wdley Pet 40 8
Wright II h.3O- 2i>is
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Odd-lot DeaIinas

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 80 lP,-The Sc
cClltleS Commission reported today these
transactions by customers with odd lot
eeslerI elf, or specialists on the New York
chases involving IS, 79a shares: !6S4 sales
lhVo!Flng GA 400 shares, including %
snort sales involving S45 shares
The sooner you get that War saw
tngs stamp i'll your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Oct. - LP.-Buying of rye
contracts impaired a firmer undertone 10
drlfted lower during the major part of
the session. Wheat. oats and barley were
a bic to cancel early losses while rye moved
upward for moderate fractional gains.
Better commercial demand for rye. as
revealed by recent declines in visible sup
ply figures, was considered the most i'm
portant factor in the buying Of that grain
Wheat was under moderate pressure on
a report that the long awaited ceilings on
tomorrow.
AT the close wheat was UNCHANGED to
n higher. December, l.54 ssl2. May,
.53h4; rye was i2-1 cent higher Deem
Der. l.12ssla: oats were UP i4-lls and
Evening star., 1943-10-22

Cash wheat. none. Oats No. white
s3l2; No. 3 heavy, 81 "a; No. 4 77l2;
sample grade, white, "A: No. l feed. 76h7;
No. 3 feed, 10; Barley, mailing. 30 as
nominal: hard, % 30 nominal; feed.
l10-1 2l nominal Soybeans, No. l yell
low. ss-l 30; No. 2 yellow, s6-l %;
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Washington Gas common--f0g at 20.
Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at AIN.
Capital Transit CO.. at 80.
Evening star., 1943-10-22

20
Aero 8 tB) BOG );
Air Invest n
Air Access .26e.. q
Ala Power pf g. los
Alum Ltd hSa-- 66l
Alum Am 3g - Ill,
Alum Am pf 6 no.
Am Box Bd .25g y
A c P&L A Tag 39i
Am Gym B go 42l
Am G&E 100 IS.
A G&E of 4.75 1ool
Am LauM 1.50g Isl
Am 1t g. T 1.20 II!
Am Maracaibo-. II
Am Potash.75g- 49,
Am Rep log l2i
Am Spw 1st pf 1o4l
Am Super pf IS
Am Third pf .25- );
Am Writ Pap A.
AppalEPpf 4.5O 1o7:
Ark Nat Gas );
Ark Nat Gas A A
Ark NGpf .70k-. 1oi
Art Metal go -. 8
All c Fish .25g- 81
All Rayon .55S- g.
Ayrshire Pat g.
Babcock&W lg- az
Baldwin wr - A
Bald Rub 3D. s
Barium Steel z
Basic Ref Bog 8
Beaunit big Ia
Bellanca Air q
Birdsboro Bog. =
Blumenthal s. IL
Bohk ] st pf Ak. 70
Bourjois .75e 9
Brewster Aero a
Bridgeport OIL IL
Brillo .S5g IL
Brown r & w )!
Bwn F&WA TX Ia
Brwn F Dist Is
Br'n For DS5 pr 81.
Brown Rub !
Buckeye P L 80. 8
Duf N 81 E P pf- IA
BN&EP 1st B 90
BURY Biscuit. )
Calf Ell Pw---- 6
Callite T 2OR 4
Can Mar h.04g- !
Carrier --- IA
Catalin Zoe )
CenHudG&E. 9
Cent NY r o. 8 80
Chi Flex Sh 3g- 81
Cities Service i
Cities Serv pf 81
Colol DeVei--- 6
Colonial Air. 8
Coz FIJI war - 2
col G&E D. 5 81
Cons Bisct BOZ 4
ConSol Textile 4
C GRE pr Of 7 80
Cook Paint so IL
Cooper-B .5Og II
Cop Rng Bog 5
| Cor&R pf 7.50k. e6
Cosden Pet 2
Creole Pet 20
Crown Drug log z
Cub Att Sug lg- ls
Darby Pet 1g--- ID
Dayton Rub l. 10.
Dennis A .30R )
Det M Stv BOG ).
Eagle Pic L BOG IL
E G g. F 6pf Ok B
EG&Fprpt 4.50. So
Ea st Sta pf B %
Z 8 A Of 2.50k-. Al
El Bd d Share. 8
El B&S of 6 "a
El P&L I'd pf A 81.
FL P&L war !
Emers'n e. .35g. y
Equity Corp i
Eo So pf 2.25k- 81
Esquire .40g $
Eversharp .75g 16'
Fairchild A SOC J.
Fairchild E&A- /
Fla P&L pt z 100
Ford Can B hi. 20
Frank Dist lie q
FroedtG&M. .sOa 1si
Gen Share $780, Il
GWG&E pt 3 AZ
GlenAlden1.20 Is
Gray Mfg J
G APP nv 3.25g 81
Hamr Pap.75g lo
Hecla Min ,75g- s.
Hoe r & Co A At
Hollinger hes 10
HumbleOil lag 30
Hussman L so s
Upgrade F .3Og- 8
Ill Iowa Pw 4
Ill Iowa div ct 9
I Ia P pf1.S75k AZ
Imp . L h. 80 i
Imp T GB 6s3g a.
Ind Serv 9 pf a.
Ind Serv z pt 40
Intl Gig NJ .90g Is
Init Hyro El pf- 8
Intl Indus )
Init Pet hi 1o
Intl s Raj B l
Int U prpf 80 43
Jacobs Co 5
Julian d. K lg- 1o
Kingstn Pr log 2
Koppers Of 6 1o4
Kress SH of 80 i
Kruger Br.45g s
Lake Sh h. so II
Lakey Foundry 2
Leh CAN .40g 9
Lone st G .4og- g
Long Isl 1t - l
Long Isl l. pf 81
Long Isl L pf B so
La Land&E .3Og J
Manati war z
Mead J ga las
Merr-Ch&Scct 6
M-C-S pfA AJAX 1o6
M T prpf 3.25a 81
Mich Stl T Bog 5
Micro Hone.1Og- s
MS PA vic .45R- J
Mid WSt Cp i7g- 8
NJ OIL cvpf .50k- 8
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Dividends Announced

clared: VI 'iuehos oe'
Accumulated
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Lea ding Bankers Confer Ko~e

n. /. NJ " golno, head Of tic
American Bankers Assocja ion. has
heCn conferring here with some
members Of the ABA Subcommittee
On Agricultural Credit. Jaro,d
St0nier, ABA executive manager. and
Lester Gibson, public relations d.
rector. have also Dcen IL the city.
Members of the Agricultural Com
mlttee include Charles T. ONeil,
chairman, vice president of the Ma
tlonal Bank & Trust Co., Charlottes-
vile, Va, who is also vice president
OF the Virginia Bankers Association.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS

PUBLIC UTILITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Lost and Found

FOUND Collie pup. white and tan, OF
Har,a CAN Tuxedo 2-o0ao
IRISH setter. male collar twitch IN hnc
! legs Reward. Tyler 5-s73i
LOST Toy Boston Bull. black with whit,
chest aud forehead, Collar and ncens,
3l03 Reward.
4 LoST-Toy sized wire hair. white with tar
face ana black saddle Hair not clipped
Reward. Phone Dearborn O9i0.
I LOST Black purse. Dexter bus. THURSDAY
4 morning. Reward Return 1902 Law
renee, Townsend s-4is3.
LOST Liver and white female pointer
bird dog Liberal reward. Phone Royal
OAK sS65-R.
LOST BHlfold vicinity 7-Mile. Grand
River: reward. James sheehan, Evergreen
26GO
LosT-Ration BOOK No ?. Reward. Anna
Mae Addison, 90ls Delmar.
MINK fur. ? skins. last sunday night; $2s
reward rErrace 2-9is9
PINK gold womau's wrist watch. al Mount
Oiiyet Cemetery. Reward. T~inbfooh
| REWARD Tor return OF ? rings LETT IN
sax Flfth Avenue Mushroom. Monday
evening, keepsakes. Townsend ss650 OF
Trinity 2-59a5.
SILK plaid umbrella at cunninghams
7-Mne Van DYKE, keepsake reward
TWinbro"k l-221a.
SMALL BRlNDLE BULL
Liberal reward Pet for u years. Gaia
tracts on eyes. hard Gt hearing Sktppy.
Atlantic 5dgl 1856 South Beatrice.
lsUIT-Lady black, lost down town sat
I urday afternoon. Reward. TownstnJ
1857
TIBET lapel watch. flower design VII
ruhes IN center; reward. TWinnrJos
I2-lO6b.
WHEEL BARROW lost. good reward vii
also paS - 90 any person giving lnfor
-Cn PLAN 4fef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

APP .tN TIT.
'J7rsss, Dsv.. 2s LIME Smiley %
NsFIHA a. Henson 80 Mabel Thomas p
iNar,al Coleman, % Kathleen Stel. ~
Ikaywo7d ,. Sea. a.. Luo'tt G. Anderson
fFr.4k Na.,ey gr Tue = r ah.nsan. 90.
A4vr,uce Siravst5 40. ftnel l. Kerr. 81.
William Reed 90 Mar a Haight go.
hai.0 N Warner 33 IeonA schenler, 80.
Nrcrf J Torfe 81 Edith Hasten. ~
Ferdinand O. Aisbury 80, Ethel pemaray,
Joseph Williams. So. oHye Ford q
lBAr,hn.um1W schmidt - Marie Fuchs. IS
ILNie henson. Al Ollie punaway 80
STANLEY DUbas n; Helen kwRpuiewski. rs.
Emerson CavnnArh, 46 Fdth Roszel 80.
Albert o. Alter 80 Mary " Peters, n
tCaFIrtpn ~ Miller as clara Kruger AZ.
/ RAYMOND A. Atwood, p virginia kubank,
Rufus D. Ksiser 80; Rose Mary Price II.
Louis u. N.tn- 40, Edth VI. kuhn 80,
iHoWarG n Moore 80 Imoeene Horner -.
.Mnch,al Llutur 90. Eizaoeth Gulck 40
/ sylvester Norris Jr., -. Aieee Kennedy
Donald =. bennington, AZ. Helen c. Pei
Robert h. Thompson, "a: Ruth L. Mer,4,
Peter wilhelm. IS Katherine Fsk -.
T Edward Budlac Is. Shirley Frank. II.
I ftrHrrr -sahH,-fiisss- -AIais-A--G Gaze
or,snd A Emrcs, 81 Bernlce Y. a. Tulpo,
lAr,hur Dorm. 4t. Irene BASIN a.
ICharles Remington. o., Josephine schmidt
wa4!nr,on W. BoNden. Il, Edna r. HaFc-
lArhur Sell, 30 Emogeue James %
William a. Richey q Mamie B, Jones
Aa5f,e l.. Lunter Jr. %; Cecilia s'rych
Howard =. Wendell 10 Margaret siaunugs,
Lee Anthony Grnn, q, Beatrice Cheat
IGe@rse CHAIRMAN. 90 viols, Collins 20.
Holm > pike 44 Mary r Moore 81
IAleN ". Herman. %. saidee Marie solem
,..+l,r- sa7-I-..s-Arpa -E.s.-! i
lReunie Williams - Grayce Huegins e
CHARLES r Emery y Doris J craig, ~
Max Kroeyr 25; Helen Cesasf' ~ ,,.r
Charles r. OConnor. % Shirley A VII
norman l. Bryan. 81: Irene white II.
Alfred r Harrison, "a, Maxine Monieom
Frank sHperak. u; Lillian schwer,z. Is
Norbert WyszynsM, p Alberta Buko"sN
BERNARD r. Ruenc. %, Ruth Milford, %
FJemore h. Kuklaw, SO, Grscia strhsham
EDWARD c schWe,aer. %. Evelyn l.
charics ". GrauI, "a, Kathryn L. La
James p. Mnoser. 81. Rodend sind %.
Peter A. Kline, IS Mary kovach. %
pau Hardy. ~ Doris Scott 10
Thomas ". Monroe, 2s Beatrice W. Flet
Harry NJ. Jackson Jr., 20; Josephine V
EdSara r. Goe,sch. "a; Merle Mcclellan, IS
Robert Pink % clara NJ. Steadway, y
ELISHA Il Gray IS, Lavada + Greene -
Nennell Whitehead. IS. Jeanette Denza, is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
PREDICTS NEW TANES

George predicted that passage
Of the modified Ruml plan bill
Unless Vetoed blythe prcSld ent-
would bring an immediate request
from the administration for neW
taNcS. Mr. Roosevelt he pointed
out. has asked SIS, 900 100000 III
new taxes or savings
George proposed a plan under
which individual income taxes
which reach a total Of Sl3,000-
100000 in 1913. would not be again
raised during the war.
He said he may offer sub
stitute plan, calling for cancellation
Of rs per cent OF the 1872 Tax la
bility, with the remaining 25 per
cent being paid in March, 1914,
and March, l945 This would be
accompanied by a pay-as-you-go
plan beginning with 1913 taxes.
Senators Connally tDl of Texas
and La Toilette ,P) Of Wisconsin
planned a floor fight against the
Ruml plan bill, while Senators
Clark ID of Missouri and Vandcn-
berg RI of Michigan, were 10 lead
the fight for-ft--- -fftfaf-totc- oft
the measure Is expected Thursday
iitatt----- ===-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
II THEY PLAY DEAD

The Cincinnati Reds. two and
q hall games away from the prom
iscd land shoot johnny Wander
Nicer al thco Philadelphia PhIlllc,
IA the FIRST game Of a thrcc-gamo
Sclf that may be felt as far away
aS Nrookyn If the Cox Comman-
docs play dcad and the Dodgers
fare badly with the Pirates.
The New York Yankees. operat-
nr ON the busInctS -aS-uSual theory
Witt. a two-game 70 d in the
American League, spcarhead the
western invasion Of Chicago with
q thrcc-Game series against The
White Son --.. \A
The Boston Red SoH. mired in
the cellar. open at St Louis
against the fifth place Browns in
"A series expected 10 contribute
practically nothing TO the general
scheme Of things
The Washington Senators. now
u fourth place. open their western
swing against the second place
Cleveland Indians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
DEATHS

Minnie Lindeman 1921 Waterman, 70.
samuel Smitt. 2Il6 webb IS
Myrtle Bailey. 440 Petcfbor0. as
Leon Presneil. l02 StmHon 40
Christine Anna Loeffer, $500 Maxwell ~
Thomas J. Nhslen 1884 ST. Mars, 20
Marian leel 33i5 Second. 20.
Adele 9. Gagnon. 1915 Ward. II.
Gertrude DeBeul 50i6 Van DyRe, II.
Francois Veryseke, 10902 r. Warren, 20
Aida DeFever 9ili Beaconsheld. 90.
Charles a. Marshall. 334i r. willis. CT.
Mia {. BiXhy, 143i6 Sussex. 20
David r. Mitchell 2q7i f. Jefferson. %
Aimeda Roper. liise Hazelridse AZ
Theodore c Smith Sr. 1851 ST Marys II
Nirgie NJ. Nelson, 2o60 sharon 30.
lgnac knzloWskt $685. White. 81
John ko%atch. 1882 Conant, Hamtramck
August Frederick Tonk. $40 Elgin. IT.
| William Mason. l2IJS Peoria. a..
Anna Reamer 1882 Poplar
! Edmon Otto Cook, 1906 Woodward High
Norena simmons. 1921 f Nevada. 10.
Thomas $ Thomas 25il Eimwood. 81.
EDWARD Campbell. 664i FLOYD. "a
Georse Mavroieov. lj2 Walnut. Wyahdotte
Gust Harris. 927 Monroe. 50.
Fred W WesdIop,, $3.50 Lakepointe, 80.
Carol Pushini,is, $3.50 Chamberlain.
suzanne suzanne Be,huy. so36 Fildale. 81.
Rozalia Kuras 1923 Wesson 81
| Catherine Han 1888 Scuvel 81
Robert Andrew stfAer 1924 Harding u
Annunlista Rosati 60l2 Kendall, Dear
| horn. IS.
George c Hurley, 1926 C0rbett so
William Thomas 2l+3 Ferry Park, 20
+LAdIA b BlcksilhIcr- boss NancouYer.- 81
! Philip Sruka, b2l7 Dubois SO
Ronald Cukowski 3iO6 Norwalk, Ham
tramck months
| Edward Hendricks 1871 r. jefferson. 20
Harry A. Snow. 2282f Morley, Dearborn
! 80
Ralph Kuhl smith TO Philip ~.
Robert FenWock. 2i27 Trumbun 60.
Joseph Edward Palmer 1861 Indiana, SO
Eta MAY Dorlaud. ga " Forest "a
Marion Campbell. s637 Rutland month
Mary e. Bruner, 1873 Fourteenth, "a.
! Emily Bradley 1904 oregon, 81
Bernard F. Henderson, 1888 Sunderland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
No One
Wants
NOVikOff

NEW YORK, May II GNS)--
Lou Novikoff today is the for
gotten man so far as baseball is
concerned.
Cub general manager Jimmy
Gallagher reports he hasn't had q
.nibble for the Mad Russian" since
last December when Branch
hickey offered to exchange Joe
IAiedwick for the colorfui Cub
hitter.
Gallagher Is peSSimistic about
any further chances OF trading his
suspended holdOut.
Were in seventh place" he
said but nobody would help us.
Who would give the Cubs any
thing. even If they could >"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
West Us. East,
East Us. W est
0nCard Today

The Major League pennant pa
ra-+eS turned into the main street
today after two days up an alley
with DO games scheduled.
West met the East in the Ma
tional League and in the American
League il was the East in the West
for the seasons first exchange of
intersectlonal pleasanJries.
Suffering uncertainty alon &
with a twe-eame lead. the Brook
lyn Dodgers head for a possible
rendezvous with second place in
the National League by reSumlng
business a the home stand against
the first OF the invading western
clubs. the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Rides ! Mile on
Runaway Bridge

John Lula, Is, q BEDFORD Golf
Club employe, is lar from being q
boat captain. out he can qualify
as an expert today after his har-
rowing experience during the
flood scene" Al his course.
Trapped on a tractor bridge,
which was weakened and WASHED
away by flood waters. Lula sue
ceeded in docking the structure
after half-mile trip on the Rouse
River
Mrs. Jack Winnty. wife Of the
pro-manager VINO l. busy al n dc-
Tense Job came 10 the rescue after
a phone call. Lula suffered no M
Jury. but was Rell soaked
Three holes on the second ni1o
at Bedford are under water, sor'e
of which is j. feet deep, Mrs
Winney said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Deatf 12otlres

BLATT-Theodore H, beloved son Of
thef--af--Jse'.'.r-,1"S ei.fa--s'-.'
Meyer. Remains a. Lewis Bros Chapel
60iS Woodward Ave, untl 4 p, m
"Wednesday services fnuTSuHyI 2. m. nj
the Berkowit1 Chapel, l05th 81, Cleve-
land. o.
kOEPKE--Juus. beloved wife of Theodore,
dear mother OF MIA. f. Trap, Mrs G..
Bushon. SIX grandchildren also survive
Funeral Thursday @, from residence. 26io
r. Hancock, at 10 at 81. Aloer'us Church.
lMARKEI May 10 Patrick g., beloved
husband OF the late Anna, dear father
lof Norman and Mrs Harold kesseil,
Emmett M Mrs Anthony Wagner, Car
Iron Clarence and Norbert. Funeral from
residence OF MS daughter. Mrs. Anthony
Wagner. ll2 Rivers Lane Dearborn, Fri
ldsy az $50. Sacred Heart church AZ 2
~LOAN-May 10. Horny husband or ne
/ late Brleei; dear father 81 Mrs Clinton
Mead. Mrs. Allen CUNNINGHAM, James +
and Harry r sloan also survived by
seven grandchildren and three great-srand-
children, Funeral from parl0rs OF J. SUIT
ton & son. 41f7 Trumbuli avenue, THURSDAY
morning at S:l5, TO Church OF the Epiphany
AZ 10
yATZFk-May 10. Lena (nee Stoetznerl
| age 20. II 1888 KensnEto0. Crosse Pointe
Park beloved wife Of Herman r dear
mother Of Mrs Florence. Leitner, sister Of
Mrs Martha Hume Max and Edward
J Stoetzner. funeral rum the Verheyder
Funeral Homo. 1880 Mack az Outer Drive
| Thursday al ?. Iuterment NoodlaWn
Mnselegm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
DIVORCES

CzeslaWA Jessie Gielhunt from Stanle,
OrviHe Jordun from Dalsey.
Virginia Robins from Albert
Martha Enenburg from William.
Mary Kesar from Dusan.
Genevieve Norkewicz from HAIRY.
Martha Drury from Albert.
Rose Berman from Nelson
Lottic K6walsk from Walter.
William Roby from Elsie
Dorothy King from Milton.
Murray Campbell from Lusinda
Vera Klunk from James
Louise Inman from William.
Helen Rains frAm John.
Mary Tubian from Leo.
Dorothy White from Denton.
Ophelia Cleveland from Fletcher
Henry Nails from Mary.
RtriHrA- ciatr-trUru- tsvrtyu. -
-Uantet tHuguuH rom Alice.
Mary Garcia from Casimir
Renell Han from Thelma
Mary NJ Dye from Hals"y.
James Harrison from Lucy.
Geraldine plNou from Elmer
Marine Lyon from clifford r.
Martha II Beaman from Aley
FnrIec Erwin from Harvey
costello Brown from Morricf
Eugene w. Mason from Evelyn.
Mabel Howard from Link.
Mithie Danley from Samuel
Dolores l. Bishop from Merlin
John Galick from Julia.
Charles r. James from Mariani.
Saunders Price from Jacqueline.
Gottleb Marshall from Emmy
Edward McQuarley from Eardeal.
Addie Long from James.
Jack Thayer from Roma.
Frances senich from William.
ANNULMENT
Claude sharp from Clara.
Sophia MlacN from Frank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Ruby-Roxy Team
Tags Tag Mat Match

Bert Ruby and Walter Roxy
teamed 10 beat Eddie Fad Man
Lewis and Jack Reader in the
Australian tag wrestling match II
the Fairview Gardens last night
FLASH" Gordon defeated Fritz
Kreuger and the Harold CnaundN-
Louis Klein match was draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Last Of Harvard's al
Eleven Enters Army

BOSTON. Nay L GNS)--It.s
Pvt. Vern Miller today.
HarVard's famous Inc star Of
the slashing Crimson l94l squad.
the last member Of MS eleven 10
enter the service, passed his Se.ec-
tive service nhvsi al eNarlInatl0n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Coli Champ Seeks Divorce

LONG BEACH Cal. Nav l.
'lNS Elizabeth Hicks Newell
national WomonS amateur COLL
champion sought "a divorce today
from Itaak newell colfci and
executive of the Douglas Aircraft
plant az Fkl-boWe Clfp- okla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
PUNCHLEsS PARTY

The New York Giants entertain
the Chicago Gu IS at the Polo
Grounds for three days IN a punch
less party.
The Boston Braves. tied for
fourth place with the Pirates, viii
display The worlds greatest col
lection ot nCthIng-ball pitchers IN
thol crie> with the world cham
pion S. Louis Cardinals, who APP
paren',v arc getting into stride
altor IN -MmSnLcinus start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Seek Class B PLAYERS

HOFFMAN Class = team in the
DABF. Will hold tryouts al Ives
Field. Hamilton near Oakman
boulevard, Tuesday and Thursday
az $50 p. m. Report 10 John Nc
Catty or call Townsend 5-O7O2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
Penn Cards Army

PHILADELFHIa. Nas s.
flNS Army cfro'~ i.t re
Lafayette s grlcgJn r.r.t ar
Will Qppose Penn a. 1ar-.u
Field SATURDAY Cs'oar- o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-12
All Prep Games or

AN high school Ia bail games
were postponed YESTERDAY the
l..r'h delay in SIS DAYS for the
Catholic League Il also spoiled
l--L- ol CITY -.aEuc tlAme