davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1943-08-16

Uno de los prisioneros libertados por
los Aliados en- Stella, lie mostr6 qn cuchi-
Ito a los soldados de Samuel y les dijo: con
este lie cortare la cabeza a Ciano.
Y 10 hara, 81 logra acercarse al senior
yerno de Mussolini, ahora amparado por
Ell Vaticano.
Estan bien protegidos los fascistas en-
ell regimen de Badoglio, que Sc dice ACADIA
de encarcelar a uno de los asesinos de
Matteotti.
Cuando los energ1menos de camiSa ne
gra barbara y cobardemente mataron a
Mateotti., ell rey Sc entreg6 por entero en-
los brazos de Mussolini.
Badoglio p%ermaneciS en- s~ilencio, aun-
que nosotros creemos que a la vista de los
individuos del "aceite de ricino" aplaudi-
ria la "hazana". (
Mussolini entreg6 ell arma para que Sc
matase al ilustre diputado socialista; pero
ell Rey y Badoglio sujetaron a la victima.
De un libro de Jerre Mangione titula-
do Monte Allegro: "Un s~oci6logo escri-
bio una vez que ell vivir en- Una isla volca-
MICA hacfa que los sicilianoS ansiasen tan
to la companfa de sus vecinos. TODD 10
que 70 Sc es que mis- parientes parecian
felices cuando Sc congregaban en- una ha-
bitaci6n cerrada o semicerrada LENA con
la charla y la algeria de los ninos. Su pa
sion por la companfa humana probable
mente producfa en- ellos ell deseo de tener
ninos, y la profunda lastima que expresa-
ban por los padres con solo uno o dos
hijos".
"Cuando sus hijos eran pequenines ca
81 no podian esperar SUI crecimiento, su
conversion en- adultos, para conner Y beber
con ellos; en- SUI impaciencia por verlos
crecer les alimentaban con macarrones Y
algunas wees traguitos de vino sosteniendo
la extraordinaria teoria de que ell beber
vino no solo estimula ell apetito, sine que
actualmente crea sangre".
-Vivi, figlio miO-le urge una madre
a su hijito-Vinu ii ia sangu.
La gaceta., 1943-08-16

Las organizaciones obreras protestan
de la Interpretation dada por ell Abogado
General Biddle, tan bondadoso e inteli-
genie, a la ley contra las huelgas.
"Cualquier grupo de obreros de una
fabrica, no importa 10 pequena que sea,
puede servir I'm aviso de votaci6n de huel-
ga y tiene derecho a que la votaci6n Sc
verifique, aunque en- la fabrica exista una
organization obrera que actde como agen-
tie para las discusiones colectivas''.
"Unos pocos obreros disgustados o in
conformes, segGn Phillips Murray, presi-
dente del CIO, pueden hacer una petici6n
de huelga y s~olicitar una votaci6n'.
"La minoria tendra Ell poder de aIte-
rar, cuando 10 desee, la tranquilidad en-
un taller
LA Interpretation de Mr.. Biddle crea
IN serio problema".
lCuantos mas agujeros tenga la ley,
menOs dificil sera anularla bajo la acci6n
judicial!
La gaceta., 1943-08-16

Los japOneses en%venenaron al famoso
actor chino Mel Lean-Fang, que hacia per-
fectas imitaciones de las mujeres de su
pals.
LIE pidieron que 'colaborase" con ellos,
que traicionase al pueblo chino, y Sc nego.
Entonces, salvajemente, decidieron I'll
quidarlo'.
La Repdblica china sabra vengar csc
crfmen cuando ell enemigo sea "aplastado"
La gaceta., 1943-08-16

Yugoeslavia tiene I'm nuevo primer MI
nistro, Bozhidar Pouritch.
Els un dipIomatico y Sc propone borrar
las disencioneS entire serbios, croatas y
esloVenos.
Los diplomaticos saben usar la finura,
la "vaselina", pero tienen la fea costumbre
de agarrarse a las tradiciones y estancarse.
iLOgrara Ell nuevo jefe del gObiarno GU
brir las distancias que separan a esOs tres
importantes grupos y darle a su pals la
estrecha union que necesita?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Detroit Livestock Prices

reached Sl3 so early but the closing ex-
treme top was down 10 SIS a. with So
popular on good KINDS Most common and
MEDIUM bulls cleared from $40 so 20 Sl2 80
Medium and good replacement steers sold
freely from S14 IS. few choice 5o0-730
Do western bred offerings So 30.
CALE ES-Week' salable receipts ! 500
VeHicrs finished steady with last week
81 The closing hulk top on ebbd and
choice offerings with common and medium
sorts mainly $3lls.
HOGS-Week' salahle receipts, 7700
Fins hos prices were on 25 20 IS cents
lower level than az the close last week Tbs
deck of 2la-lp ran hogs and several small
lntt - 2U0-2Z5-lb truCked In butchers.
Bg' most lsU.4o0-lh weights cleared nj
So f1tI4 80 with ligfts scaling around
10 MS down bringing Sl35uVl4 s0ws
ked daily al $l2 ~. stays, 81 "a
az
sHEEP-Week's saIatIe receipts. e2oo
sr0rr lambs pred0niuated, general quality
gradually dctCr.1rated fJfcHsting the WinduT
n Ne fed lamb seAsUr. Considering quail.
ity shCrn lambs cashed steady % % cents
tfNef cAr.rg mo week while aged stock
tet fully ftesdy Seventeen head 81
f--'s chl'cs s6-lh snorr fec lambs with
g. 5 peits scored SIS s. these lamb,
HIc Lc1 better ''H0 - per cent ~ carcass
ass we're Definitely 10 class by them.
p. vFs ire 91 .h IAN shorn lamb,
brought SI4e-' ans good % choice %
t-t So p''rf animals earned SIS 30
Ne' wt-"T ~ E .G shcrr ianbs were
,'f-i AZ SIS 81 80. iaet medium grad,
rrt Er-s wer' o. SI3 90 riJ.75 a. col
t.t..r % 81 IS t.w-u'r g. choice Shorr
fa Fr'r- ev.s returned seas
NE he',.lt marfft viii be closed Mon
-aF Ma. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Group Opposes
Movie Merger

NEW YORK, May 2s-Objec-
tions TO the proposed terms for
merging Universal Pictures. Inc,
INTO its parent company. Universal
Corp. were made by a group OF
dissenting stockholders of the
pictures company at hearing be-
fore Supreme Court Justice w. T.
Collins.
The group objected 10 the pro-
posed exchange by which minority
common stockholders of the pic
lures company would receive
three shares of stock in the parent
company for each share they now
hold and asked that the ratio be
increased 10 five shares to one
declaring that exercise of 457, 600
stock purchase warrants now out
standing might dilute the inter
est of the present minority group
and upset the basis upon which
the three-to-one ratio was estab-
lished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

Swine prices sagged - TO 80
cents at the Detroit StockyardS
during the week with Sl430 the
late practical top on 200-250-lb.
butchers. Cattle finished the four
day period unevenly steady 10 25c
lower. vealers held steady and
lambs ruled strong.
CATTLE--Wsek's Eslstlc receipts > 200.
TRADING on beef steers an he.fers lacked
snap from start g. nnish Buyers were on
the ALERT 90 enforce price discounts when.
ever possible but seldom fAvrd more thar
23c compared Win last weeks selling IN
a general way. t was t.acy 90 fully
Csc lower market on slaughter steers and
higher pgt cioser p better ftar steady
with lat last veeh. Prices ruled frm on
replacement c6fte Etarffeu Irnt steefs
suitable Tor further feedlnE shared ft1.Anl
with tnin tght grams stetr,
ODD head ~ choice FED fesrs cfrrfrF
$40 q "a le. o. par' load FL 5000 g. cnl!c,
0as-ib we.Eh's bringing SO s.rteH
Epread- q $50 = Sc s.a--s-ssstrs- -f--
most medium. art F.lt fet steers a.
yeerNnFs with common FHIrg ~ 81 p.
down. AoF' Eyoc steers r.d with 81
'front.' tgUre .ac-tirE frur cars ggH
30 %. western 20 yearings 30 si-
- -. Medium ard trt.s ET~es.
from AlG SD 90 $50 common o. AZ
hulkec ~ ST. 9l1 e. CO.'S head ~ strict
gyod yclng clws % TIE t0fcr .rrer re
sHTng &l1a130o
Most Gamer ard rutfs- crsf r-e...f a.,
from 81 ~ 20 s. - AFTER h'rE.~a 30 rN
i05o sariti 81 The week s4.fsge l-Hl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Postwar
Goal Set
by Sloan

NEW YORK. May IS INS)-
Alfred J.. Sloan Jr., chairman of
she Geucral Motors Corn, today
called on. Industrial management
10 plan for "a role of leadership in
he postwar era that will assure
"u!l0st possible utilization Of our
resources
Speaking Al a meeting Of the
National Industrial Information
Committee Sloan stressed the I'M
portance OF providing enough Jobs
after the war He said:
Our supply Of essential raw
materials il greater and more
varied. Our processing equip
ment has been expanded. Our
technique has been improved. An
increased proportion OF our pco-
pie has been made acquainted
with the processes of prOduc-
ton. and there has been re-
established among our people an
appreciation of the opportunities
of employment.
In the aggregate, NO q q q,
they constitute a problem that
viii demand the highest standard
of industrial leadership and the
most intelligent cooperation of
in providing a sound
and desirable national economic
background for the maximum
accomplishment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Observation-Disclosures
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Don {. stetson, So; Title Wier al
Richard w. Wilson. 81 Lettye NJ. Sykes
Heinrich wsrnat IS; Alice @. R.schke. n
Ihaddeus }. Bawol. % Anna NJ. zelenak
Leonard PinkowsM. ~: Lot,e stolar,ki
George J Les 81; Louise Rys. al
Francis w. Chantelois. IS Mary C. Depew
20.
Kenneth Brsbeau. %; Charlotte Palmer. 10
Leroy Woolever 20 Edith Leithead. II
Michael Kowalsh. SO; Theresa Janco. 80
Harry Bonnen So Virginia ID Clifford, 80
Charles c. Fair 40. Arietta stanley. "a
James Lindsay. 80; Argie l.. Mckinney, ~
August Dupon, 90; Elizabeth Reed 20
ishmael l. sohanerberger, -; Myrtle 8
Sherwood Harris, as: Charlotte Ruth
con- com s sss,S 27 55mH VIM Tar
RAYMOND J Mischley. 90 Irene J. Porkor
Eward <. Ko,z. ~ Dorothy Lenduon. 81
Rober, Pa,man' %; Betty s,anbaek. -
Herbert }. Fog,, 20, Dorothy Z. Hen
Henry sissons, 81; Agnes sissons. 50.
Paul Jones, 81 Amy l. Brookins, 81.
John W. Carroll. II; Virginia F. Ro1ek
Roosevelt jenkins. 30; Lilly Il. Davis. 20
Ernest Levitt Jr.. 81 Thclma NJ Kluge, 81
Sven Lnkamaa. 81 Martha Neimisto, 81
Arthur R-BiTHeT- so Rosa y Rocker, 81
Rodney c. Cicotte. % Edna c. Fish. 10
Guy + Motif Jr. "a Betty j. Miesel 90
Charles = Atkeson 25 Jane Erdman, 81
Harvey Deacon, o. Charlotte Thomson, as
Lawrence r LaVigne, %, Marcia Was
mund ~
John Gutovski. So Helen Roiak. 81
BilN & Puckett "a Bertha Jones. 10
Bruce Westphal, 20 Laura Bergeron
Ear Howard. % Janice y Graves. al
Whenry j Bell. ~ Blanche Steinbrook. 40
Harry T. WalerovicE %. Helen Ksnar. as
William EVeringham n Louise Jones 40
Gordon r Ronibsou, 20 Betty J Mas, 40
Leonard Gerwatowski -; Dorothy Recz
kowski %
Wilbur A. Powell. ~ Marjorie Neon. 10
Matthew Gardynik. 26 Jeanette Brudns
Is
Roy Jerpbak az Marion Peterson. "a.
Frank j. ZAcRek %. BETTY Timm 20
Wiiho A AhO 20 Bertha r Herrala. as
hbram nelson 80 Mary Morgan, a.
CharIe. MacCresdy, 80, Bernice Mac
Arthur $; Peter. ~ Aroma P Bow
man 20
william J Randall 20 Marina saps. 10
Thomas r Mesyps Virginia NJ Fisher. 80
Donald L. Perkins Jr, II Dorothy Birk
20
FREDERICK 6 Haywood s.; Nestor z
Holmes 81
Robert N. smith. 25; Mary s,ulak. %
Joseph LocricchlA 81 Lena Aulia. 81.
james Zaurrine 20. Beulah Moore ~
George NJ AmAno ~ Yasue Oreki 23
Harold Hoffman, q; Ermgart Ksssor, IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Reds 0uts|uQ
Phi|ies, 11-8

CINCINNATI, May IS (UP)-
.CincInnati's Reds scored in double
figures for the first time this sea-
son in beating the PhillieS, lis,
in a swing shift National League
game which started Al II a. m.
here today.
Wild pitching by Johnny Wander
Nicer sent the Pills off 10 40
lead in the first inning, lead
which heightened 10 so IN the
second. The Reds forged into an
So lead in the sixth but the Pills
squared il at SIS in their seventh
when they punched five singles off
Joe Beggs.
Clyde Shoun started the Reds
Ieighth with a double. Three more
hits followed and the Reds rolled
their winning margin. Steve Mes
liner drove in four runs for the
Reds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Segurd on His Way,
Aims at u. ). Crown

MIAMI. Fla, May Is (UP)-
Francisco tPancho) Segura. Ecua-
doris two-fisted tennis ambassa-
dor who went TO the semifinals
last summer in the National
Championship play al Forest Hills,
l.. l.. was 10 leave Miami today
for the North on tournament
tour which he hopes will end with
the National crown in his posses
sion.
The National intercollegiate al
Evanston, H., June 21-26, will be
the first of six tournaments he
will compete in before finishing
the season in September at the
Long Island Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
INDIVIDUALS NAMED

The following individuals. en-
ployed al the Irwin plant OF the
Carnegie-Illinons Corp, which IS
largest of Big Steel's' network
of subsidiaries. were also named
Murray +. Stewart, chief speci-
fications examiner; David b. Ire
land and John II, Mcconnell,
metallurgical inspectors. and Wal
ter J. Heumrich, specifications
examiner.
Stewart, Ireland and Mcconnell
testified before the Senate Tru-
man committee investigating the
governments charges several
months ago Al that time they
admitted tests were faxed on steel
plates furnished 10 the maritime
commission and carmarked for
lease-lend.
Comment on the presentment
was refused by a spokesman for
the corporation who explained that
all KEY officials were en- route 10
New York for a meeting of the
American Iron and Steel Institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
PRESIDENTS STATEMENT

Commenting on the grand lury'S
action. Carnegle-IllnonS President
!. L. Perry. said IN a statement
IF any concealment or de-
StruCtion Of records occurred, IL
ws> done without the knowledge
or approval Of the management
of the Carnegie-IllinOns Steel
Corp. l have the utmost faith i'm
the employees Of the Irwin works
and ] believe they have done n
remarkable job of production of
plates vitality needed Ia win this
war"
In returning a preSentment, the
grand jury recommends 10 the
court. that a true bill be drawn
up with expanded detail as 10
overt acts and be submitted back
10 the jury for approval.
The presentment cited violation
of the United States code cover
ing war frauds and was signed by
Federal Judge Nelson McNlcar,
u. s. Attorney Charles Uhl said
II covered only one phase of the
case and that the probe will
continue"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
.Overmire or
Bridges Due
BY LEO MACDONELL

YANKEE STADIUM. New
York, May 28-Tommy Bridges or
Frank (Stubby) Overmire will
pitch for the Tigers against the
Red Sox tomorrow in the first
game of series in Boston. Virgil
Trucks will be one of the Tiger
chuckers in a doubleheader Sun
day.
When Newhouser struck out Ia
Yankees here yesterday il was the
most New Workers ever whitfield in
nine-inning game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Best Bets
by COllyer
BELMONT

CALUMET ENTRY, Fleet Town.
Greentree entry. Eratal
2-CoRTEGE, Son Islam. Study Period.
Miss Mary Jane.
3-FREDERIC III. Ad Lib. ossabsw.
Bassett- Jones entry.
FLAX. Water Pearl. Tweedy. Sticky
KITTY
CHRISTOPHER ENTRY. Some
Chance, with Regards. Omission
6--BOEING ENTRY. Vincentive. Bank
rupt Supermont.
7--AETHEMION. Brookmeade entry,
Way Gal Stefanita
S-HAlLE, Equinox, Stafford II, Spoon
Bread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
War Worker ON Leave
TO Shear 1000 Sheep

CHEBOYGAN. May 20 CUP)-
Today is strengthening day in
ChebOygan County-thanks TO the
Budd Wheel Co. of Detroit.
War jobs and the armed forces
called more and more men away
from farms in the area. Finally
came strengthening time. but
nary d clipper was left 10 put the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
United Press
BELMONT

stir Up Fleet Town Flary
miss MARY JANE. Cortege, BLAZING
Glory
3 FREDERIC II. Corrigan Al Lib.
i--ROCK KNIGHT. Joe Burger Bit OF
Nerve
with REGARDS. Mar Ken, Double
rah
6-sLIDE RULE. Famous Victory, Bank
rupt.
-sTEFANTTA. WAY Gal. Bonnet Ann.
S-SALFORD II, Halle, Equinox.
BEST STIR UP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
SUFFOLK DOWNS

I--HADAsTAR, Guy Fawkes. La Rein
cite.
2-RoCKAWAY BOY. Big Chance. Brave
Sir
-RECOATNA Noodles, Maupeace
4-TIME O'WAR. Madigama. Quaker
town.
tamil. A One. Shortening.
6--DEVALUE. Spiral Pass, Fireoroom.
7-CoLES BOY, MIX Route. Light Ban
set
STROLLER Rebhina Hon Skip.
-- BEST-DEVALtfE -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Car LOadingS
Drop i'm Week

WASHINGTON. May 28--Load-
ings of revenue freight during the
week ended May % totaled S43,334
cars. a decrease Of ), lSS from the
previous week. an increase Of
5,65S cars over the like week a
year ago and a decrease Of % ,693
from the l94l period. according TO
reports TO Association Of Ameri-
can Railroads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

Guy FAWKES. Girlette. La Rein.tt..
Red Meadow
2-BULWARK. Copin, Big Chance, Brave
sir.
3-JELWELL. Jessie Gladys. La Scala.
Noodles
i-PAR AVON. Time o'War. Fair Gail.
Macigama
5-TAMIL. -Hornhlende, Pharstheen, Peep
Show
6-ABBE PIERRE, DeVAlue. K. Dorko.
Spiral Pass.
7-GRFBE. Light Banset MIX Route.
Arestino.
S-SPFEDN JOSIE, Rehbina. Ida Rog-
ers Broiler
BEsT-ABBE PIERRE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
DEATHS

Claude scott. s33 Medbury. 81.
Anna Davidson. 2e72 Rochester IS.
Oliver Lardie. 1892 F. Vernon go
Anna p ss5.. so, !iss Mitchell, 49,
Tidor Wyremblewski, 1884 f. Kirby. II.
August J. MERCER, 3740 Joy road. So
Elmer Morrison. f0i2 Division. IS.
Lucille Buchanan. 2iIe r. Lafayette rs,
Mary Allen. $500 Rivard. 80
William Allen Duncan, 1901 Leslie. 60.
Wilhert Todd l3068 Orleans 3.
Herbert Tyler, Lakecourt, Crosse Pointe
walter = BRADLEY: 2oo22 omirs' 81.
Josephine NJ. TompKins, li40 Webb. 50.
Hornce Wallet 95s Z. Lafayette. SO.
Gregory Brzonowski Az Michigan. 80.
Elizabeth 3. Churchill. BIOS Cooper, so.
Dallas Jones 630 Leicester So
Veronica Falkowski. 1919 Shields. 81.
Olive Redmond. e637 BeIetiere 40
Franklin Lord, 2254 Franklin Berkeley, 50
Ethel Reese Franklin, 263 Edmund place
80
John Stanley IgnasIak s4s Michigan, As.
Arthur CAESAR. l7l67 Ohio. s
Robert Lee Hodge. 444 Michigan, 81
John fronheld $50 Winder 55
Mildred Pavelozka, 5es Negaunee. wyan
George Thomas Bombunsk 1854 MeDou
Alexander J Kennedy, 1884 Turner, IS.
Mary 7. Budgery, siis Prest 81.
Elizabeth Hynes. 1920 Linnhurst, so.
Forest Walker. 523s Philip. 81
Frances Wenner. 1929 Wayhurn, 20
AnAstazya szpottk 1881 Frederick. ST.
Rose Litka. 4224 Mitchell. S.
Bertha scully. islO4 Parksde 81.
Irving DeFores,. 1893 Ash, SIS
Norms DeTienne, liza w. Ferry IS
Anna NJ. Hack. 2l6 w. Longwood So.
Lena May Allen. 1854 Sussex, SO.
Mary Jane Eckert Caro-, Mich so
Leonard Philip Matzke, S40s Hurlbut,, SO
Clara a. Lewis 546s Seneca, 81. NNW
Caroline Dicsson. 52s r. EIisabeth 81
Clara l.. Neubauer. i560s S. Park, Eas
Detroit 66
Diego GslAnte, 1857 Lakewood. 90
Samuel Noel. 1910 Harvard road, II.
Eugene Dudek, 1920 Renwlle i.
Roger Provencher Jr.. 1876 Dwyer, IL.
Julia Junker. 1882 Carrie 90
Julius strisar. 1899 Mapleridge 20
Anna MAILER. 1891 Shrewsbury. IS
Martha Kirk s0s8 Freda s.
Knute Ole Anderson, 1865 ward rs
Irene Russell 1889 Manistique. 50.
Mary Gardner. 1885 Lauder So
Alfred Vincent es75 Brunette 81.
Frank A. eiwiec. s37a Kosoiuszko, ~
Ethel Yinsrrith, 77if Virginia PARK. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

county's 1000 sheep under the
shears.
Finally, Il was arranged that
George w. Peters, former Alansan
farmer and now a Budd employe,
would be given time off to clip the
40 flocks in the county. He ar
rives' today on a 15-to-20-day
leave from the war plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

Runs--stewart. Litwhiler. Wasdell 2,
Naylor, Crabtree, Mccormick, Miller 2,
Frey. Walker Upton, Shoun. Beggs Err
-rnrs--Mgttaugh,- khyleF, ONE Runs
batted in-By Wasdell. by Dahlgren. by
Naylor 2. by May 2. by Livingston, by
Kimhell. by Miller 2, by Crabtree. by Nc
Cormick 2. by Mesner T. by Upton 2
Two base hits Miller, Mesner, Shoun.
Home ruu--Tipton. stolen base-Naylor,
Sacrihces-Frey, Mesner. Double plays
Nsylor to Murtaught; Murtaush TO Dahl
gFen 20 Stewart Mesrer 70 -Frey-tu-Mc=
Cormick: Mueller TO Mccormick Struck
out-By kmball 1. by Shoun /, Bases on
balls-By Kimbsll 3. BY Kraus 2, by Pod
gajny !, ny Wander Nicer 4, by Stone 1.
Hits--On Kimball In ga innings, off
Kraus 3 In 32s innings, on PodgaJny 5 In
. innings of Wander Nicer 2 In z innings,
of stone 3 in as innings. of Beggs in
3 innings. of Shoun l in 2 innings. Win
ming pitchers houn. Losing pitcher
Podgajny Left on bases Phladelp hia 3.
Cincinnati Z. Time hours 2 minutes
Umpires--Goetz and Barlick. Psd attend.
ance-l $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
DIVORCES

Donald r. Newton from Dorothy NJ
Earl j. Clark from Irene.
Mildred Hodoba from stephen.
Katherine Medwld from stephen.
Joseph Zeppa from Stella
Antonia M Gersh from Stanley.
Sophia Zabinski from John
Ethel Garvin from John
Robert w. Jones from Olive NJ
Helen Gerwatoski from Edward.
Irene Redlin from Arthur.
George A. Fisher from Olga
walter p. Roth from Mary
Julia A. Martin from Arthur r
Carroll Taylor from Helen
lsadore BACON from Mary
William Tucker from Louise
Blaine Denyes from Robert NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
Auto-Life Dividend

Electric Auto-Lite Co. has de.
clared a dividend OF so cents, pay
able July ! to holders of record
June II. Previous payment was
same amount April /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29
AIARAMA GRrA1 sorrnfRN n. II.
Suffolk Results

F1RsT RACE year-olds and UP. I.ie
miles
&opsiasa Rojo tPrAtO 1870 go 4 00
Golden Novice tTurnbuln 500 3 90
SigauAr tRpbartJ 3 40
qinle 1:s7 3-5. ~ 2.32H.
Sir Ki1, TrAnsmtter lie sad Zostera.
MEhtiiy. Nanuie std and Nil0n As0 ran
SECOND RAcE-3-year-olds and up. .
mile
Mono Flag tnreen1 ~ 90 $50 3 On
IUle Free tTurnhunl 800 . a0
Msusfor tScoccob 3 so
Time j - 4.5 IN o4
bevirt VII. TIDY Thing stufdy Widow
Indian Trace TRIPOD Mythologist and
Fire az VIII also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-29

Year ended Dec. 81 1892 1871
Net income SO e36 l7s So s04. $50
per share X6l7 542
'On combined So preferred and s. pre-
TERED 10 dividend Arrears
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DIVORCES

Albert J Bernetti from Mary.
Hilda O. Lem from Carl "
Ruth " Hawkins from Fred y
LeonR y Williams from james O.
Laura " Smith from Donald J..
Ashley Jones from Willie
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THIRD RACE-4-year-o ana up about
miles. steeplechase.
Fifty-Fifty (RoberiD SO 40 2q(
e-Cortesano Brown 500 3l(
Flat Lance lHayhurst) AZ
Time 1903 3-5, on 22l
Bavarian, Kennehunk. Silver Birci
and b-Msrylsnd Morn also ran
BIB. Parker entry.
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FOURTH RACE-2-year- ~ mile.
ENerget Owens 80 so 2iC
Spirit Level (Atkinson) $50 2.bC
Photogenic (GilbertJ 2 81
Time 100, OF 2:51l-5
Catch Ne Noy and Sweetest Girl also
ran.
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Belmont Results

FIRST RACE-S-yesr-olds and Up a,
milo
Sicyon tThornburgl $50 $50 ESQ
Eternal Peace (rhompsonD $50 10
Marogay (Eads) $50
Time l:i2 As. on .33la
Great Albert Tenebrose. Moondrir High
Luck. Arthur Bosley. strength Free
lands Lad. 'WN Key and Power House
a $50 ran.
Field.
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SECOND RACE-3.year-ol >, mile.
Diggie (Petersb 5 30 70 3 0C
Richard w. CNash) 1870 Sic
Amhle Tint (Thornburg) 3 SO
Time 1:27, OF 1859
No View. Oscillation. 'Yoandita Toss
IN Glanceabout Tracelette Foe ~ Woe
Isthar, Camille and Pantheon also ran.
'Field
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~ uI.nntK Am TIRr
INITtD-C.RR FASTENER

SIX mos end Apr, 50 ig43 1912
Net grofr $500 as5 SOS 36s
Per share - so 81 as
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Detroit Entries
FOR SATURDAY

FIRST RAcE-sl. 900. claiming. chest.
nut and gelding. 3-year-oIds and ur. fur
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~ "a PTIP Am PAPER

llfD-t Nhh fNNtfNf
quarter ending March 81 1913 1852
Net profit S273. 700 t26i 357
Per share eOc SIC
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SUFFOLK DOWNS

BEST FLAX
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CINCINNATI
PHiLADtI rHIA

Totals IS u % Is Totals "a Il n
.Rstted for Stone in fourth
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Dor Q. stetson, 90 Tillie Wier, 81
Richard W. Wilson. 81 Lettye NJ. Sykes,
Heinrich wsrnat IS; Alice @. Reschke. II.
Thaddeus j. Bawol. % Anna NJ. zelenak.
20.
Leonard Pinkowsh. ~; Lottie stolarski,
40