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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Pontiac Foundry Busy

Spurred by national defense
work and mountaineering sales
the Pontiac foundry has been
operating at from Is 10 Is per
cent above normal or rated ca
pacty since last July, accord
ing to II. j. Klingler, general
manager of the division.
From July 3 through March
Is the foundry has poured d.
-252 tons of iron,- a figure we'll
ahead of last year, when during
the same period 46,604 tons
were poured" Klingler said.
The Pontiac foundry is pro-
ducing motor blocks, oil pump
bodies and bearing caps destined
for army use in General Motors
trucks.
Foundry employment has risen
from 1925 last year 10 100
persons at the present time,
Klingler reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
60 TO Extremes

I have heard them say: For
the government to do nothing.
is really a positive poliey-it is
bad Therefore. the government
must always do something. They
assume that the opposite OF
la5ssez faire is collectivism,
In this they go To extremes.
They ignore the fact that the
opposite Of always doing nothing
j. merely sometimes q ding
something. The government
should intervene when required
10 get some clear and generally
recognized benefit for us citi-
zens and only then.
Ny comment is: Recognizing
if-al-t.l ard ii-tfff,4.ff nj
the individuals, let the govern
ment try 70 make conditions
such that individuals can decide
what fhe.r own real needs are.
ard give Us the benefits Of much
freedom O. enterprise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
File Brake Shoe
Issue al SEC

WASHINGTON. April 3. -
American Brake Shoe and Foun-
dry Company has filed with the
SEC a registration statement COW
ering- The proposed offering of an
additional 1906 shares of pre-
fcrrcd stock 5ti per cent cumu-
latiVc. 500 par, to preferred
stockholders who have exclusive
preemptive rights 10 subscribe 10
any additional preferred stock
issued by the company.
1t is expected that the pre-
ferred stockholders of record at
the close of business on April 10.
will receive warrants emitting
them, on or before April %. to
purchase four-ffths OF a share of
additional preferred stock for
every share Of preferred then
held by them.
This offering will be underwrit-
ten by a group headed by Morgan
Stanley & Co, Inc. and Mellon
Securities Corporation and includ-
ing DrcXel & Co.. Harris Hall &
Co, Inc. and Spencer TraSk & Co
Proceeds from the sale of the
additional preferred stock will
probably be used for general
working capital purposes.
The company's business volume
has expanded considerably in con-
nection with defense work and the
heavier movement of railroad traf-
fic which has boosted railroad
brake shoe and accessory. sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Labor Leaders
At Crossroads;
Big Events Loom
BY B. C. FORBES

Labor is rapidly approaching a
crossroads. an epochal turning
point
VIII ii so cripple national de-
Tense, will it so rub the public
the wrong way, that Congress
win enact new legislation, stern
legislation, legislation very diff
ferent from that now on our
statute books-which admittedly
has been wholly one-sided?
Or Will labor leaders exercise
craftsmanship calculated to win
public approval
The next month or two will
bring the. answer.
Existing conditions canno I
continue The secretary of the
navy, Frank Knox. and the di-
rector general of the Office of
Production Management, Will
liam S. Knudsen. ordered re-
sumption of production at Allis-
Chalmers, but the union rebelled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Men as Averages

Some get this WY by aSsun-
ing their fellow men can be
educated UP almost to their own
level by subiecting him 10 the
right institutions. These think
erS deal with men as averages.
Their economy theory runs in
terms of average revenue and
average cost
Others hold that men are
permanently different and have
to he rcgimeuted by classes un-
der a fuehrer
This suggests their general as
sumption that the economy
should care for the real needs
Of the people What these words
mean is as follows The econ
omy' is really the government
and the government is the
economist. or his leader
tL'etat c'est moiD The real
needs" are the things which the
government decides are good for
the people These things may
not be what the people want.
1T should be noted that a
need Is very different from a
preference
Finally. the typical New Deal
economist argues that because
laiseez faire is bad we must
therefore plunge into intcven-
tionism. meaning a tendency 10
gaYSrnment regulation all along
the line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
British Example

Every sound-mlnded citizen
wants preservation of freedom.
preservation of the sovereign
rights of individuals-isn't that
our main objective in appropri-
ating countless billions to over
throw totalitarianism?
IT is in order 10 ask American
labor leaders 10 ponder what
has happened in democratic
Britain. Every worker male
and female, has been brought
under control of Minister of
Labor Ernest Bevin. All wage
earners arc subject TO dicta-
ton. No worker today can
choose what he will do, where
he will serve.
Yet unioniSm was carried
much farther in Britain before
the war than it has been car
ried here.
Does not this contain a warm
ing for obstreperous, trouble
raising. defiant workers and
union officials here?
Flouting the federal govern
ment is fraught with danger.
a house divided against it
self cannot stand"
Are labor unions or the gov
eminent to be supreme?
The answer cannot be doubted.
In my opinion, the respon-
sibility for the present impasse
lies more at the door of Wash
ington than at the door, of union
officials. Didn't Madam Perkins,
secretary of labor. incite sit
down strikes. the seizure of
private property, by declaring
that she wasn't at all sure
whether such un-American ac-
tion was illegal?
Hasn't the National Labor
Relations Board exercised I'M
diluted partisanship in all its
dealings between employers and
employees?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Best Illustration

Perhaps the best Illustration
o. It is their assumption that
most Individual wants n d
choices are not significant This
Is shown hy their practice Of
deciding economic questions, not
hy finding out what people want
h9t hy dong what they them
selves think IS good
The typical New Deal econ
omlst makes demand and supply
depend on price: and be thinks
he knows what the price should
be-
Having thus. in their theory.
n18ic a job for themselves by
assuming their own superiority,
they proceed 10 make their Job
seem easy by assuming that diff
ferenCcs among others may be
ignored They an assume that
individuals don't much count
that the group or nation is the
one great reality-at least while
they are leading d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Scratches

At BOWIE
-. Weather. clear; track. good.
First Race-Oldwiek, Pony Ballet.
second Race tenacious. Dave Aiexsn-
der. Nsncy's Best, George Town, MARI
yah Snrmlness.
Fourth Race-Rough Fgg.
nm Rsce-Iady's Favor. Rough Bril-
Eade, sistaur, Bellitas Babe. Blue JaA
OffIce Hour.
seventh Race-West Sea
Eighth Race--Anti Air. steel King.
At TROPICAL PARK
Weather. cloudy. track, fast.
Ftrst Race-Senfga.
second Race-Bounding Main
Third Race--Smilin Jack, Athel HIlds.
Placer Inn. Alseieda, Orchard Run, Best
Quality.
Fourth Race Indian Penny, Pin
Money, Miss sangsmon. Myrna Lee, Gold
Mesh. Golden Cargo.
tifth Rsce-Nichigan oFlysr.
sixth Raee-Beamx. Bold Risk. Dt
Vernon. Day Dress. Locked Out, Edasci.
seventh Raee--Ronified.
Eighth Race-Juies Iagord. Inviting,
Slitht Error NiFsi Pay, Verakee, But
termiik. Gallant Risk.
Ninth Race tsubstituteD -Declared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Member Loans
Up 10 Million

NEW YORK. April 3.-Money
borrowed from banks. trust COM
panies and other lenders Ia the
United States, excluding borrow
ines from other members of the
national securities exchanges, re-
ported by the New York Stock
Exchange member firms as of the
close of business on March 81,
aggregated SAP 915, sos, an in
crease of S10.112426 over the
February IS total of S402 1903, $50.
No comparison with a year ago
is available. due to a change in
method of computing member Dor
rowings. effective Jan. 81. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Discusses New Trend
in Insurance Folios

though the rate Of increase has
slowed up in the last four years.
In the same dec de, state.
county. and municipal bonds
climbed from 81 per cent of
total assets 10 6.3 per cent.
Room was made for these
additional investments by cut
ting down on mortgages. Among
corporate bonds there was a
substantial decline in railroad
holdings-from III per cent of
total assets TO 1917 per cent.
Meanwhile. public utility seouri-
-ties-fose from 81 per cent 10
IA per cent. Likewise, indus
trial securities scared from 81
per cent to 6 per cent.
Mortgage loans dropped from
40.5 per cent to 1873 per cent.
In the last four years, mortgage
commitments have j increased,
and are IA per cent larger than
in 1896. In view of the fact
that prime mortgages currently
offer a higher yield than high
grade bonds, the chief executive
of one New York company told
me that within the next couple
of years it would be his policy
to accumulate good mortgages
until the legal limit was reached.
The New York law permits in
surance companies to invest up
to 40 per cent of total assets in
eligible mortgages.
With the yield on the best
grade of public utility bonds
only slightly more than federal
obligations, some executives are
leaning to the view that there
is less involvement in buying
the government issues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Wise Investors

I'm mere normal times the in
vcstinC executives of the great
institutions used 10 insist that
experience had taught them the
wisdom Of investing funds as
they became available. rather
than seeking 10 outguess the
other fellow in waiting for espe-
etsiy -oppoftHne buying -oces-
sions. Thus they were always
in the market in good times and
bad and their cost OF securities
averaged out through the years.
Among some of the life insur-
ance companies there has been
a partial deviation from this
age-old custom. During the de-
preston some companies, unable
10 read the future economic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Hudson S Sales
Best in 8 Years

George II. Pratt, general sales
of the Hudson Motor Car
Company. reported today the best
Spring sales increase in the past
eight years. Retail sales of new
Hudson cars in the United States
for the two weeks ended March %
jumped 43 per cent over the pre-
Vious two weeks. he stated.
Sales for the period totaled 3,975
units. The gain. Pratt said, coin
cided with the start of one of the
most aggressive Spring merchan-
sising programs the company has
ever undertaken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates . min
Delicious 81 40 30; Mcintosh 81 p n
c!ais Csc. starks. 81 steele Reds 81 80 a
50. fair quality and condition 9oc q 81.
PARAGUs--Calfornia pyramid crates
/ COZ. lunches select. SO 90 90; extra
loose stock fancy medium to large size,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fats 1e-5os
81 f0Il go. FAIR quality 81 40.
BEANS Bu hampers Florida Valen-
tines san ST.. ordinary quality and condi-
ton. SITS $50 wax beans Si95 on best
BFr-Ts- Texas hair crates 3-doz. 81 6a
FR0CCOLl-ra Pony crates zs-32 punches
California Ssaa.55
CABBAGE - Angeles crates round
fyue. Arizona s. u32t California, SO
z3 Los Angeles s. 75i Texas, - 75a
3 gar quality - 65. haH crates 81 So
Is. halt crates red type, sl-15; savoy
chRR6Ts-Los Angeles crates dozen.
caHIfarrIa s. s. ~ as. fair quality 81 a0i
Texas dez.. So han crates dozp
C5CLIFLoWER- crates Us and
larger. 81 saW2- fair quality. 81 $50 10.
CEI.ERY-i6-lnc crates trimmed tops
Pascal kleIida a 3 dnz-.-X3 q % Golden
Heart Flords 4-doz. " z 80 a..
= ssU8 ~ s-fIF1 50 Il o sqi N .10z-T - .
LETTUCE Angeles crates Iceberg
tFpe Arizona Yuma ds@es. 50 ordinary
r fair gaaNts. 81; 5-doz So 70 gidl-
Hary 90 laf quality 50 Phoenix ana mesa
District 4-IcE generally good quality, 81 90
Hs as. poorer low ~ Si7a 5-doz gen
efss good quality So g. SO mostly
81 81, fllr quality. $780, ordinary quaAiy
LEAF LETTUCE othouse 1o-lb. has
kat Ohio and Michigan 7ac.
Onions Miehiesn Z, No Vel
sz53 4U-5ee 2.nrh. and larger 81 %.
.nch minimum. 81 80 IS, whites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Experts on Defense
Metals 10 Speak Here

Casting technique for aluminium
and magnesium. metals which
head the list of key defense ma
terials and are of primary impor-
tance in aircraft construction. will
be reviewed by II. J. Rowe, Alu-
minum Corporation of America,
Cleveland. and Les Brown. Mag
.nesium Fabricators, Inc, Adrian.
Mich, tomorrow at the University
of Detroit, at 8 p. m, IN the
Chemistry Building
The lectures Will conclude a
series of six weekly educational
discussions sponsored by the De-
troit- chapter of the American
Foundrymens Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Where tens Of thousands in
vest on their own through the
medium Of the stock exchanges,
tens Of millions Of Americans
invest indirectly through the
great cooperative financial in.
stitutionS-the life insurance
companies. The savings banks,
and the building and loan asso-
Citations.
The prolonged depression and
tie spectacular decline in the
Mares Of canital-interest rates
have added 20 the burden Of
investing fund 8 competcntly.
During the last dozen years,
Ihnse ln the business. Of guess
InE-the avoWed speculators-
have not Jared well as a group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Upturn
Extended in
Early Deals
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK, April 3.-Ihe
stock market was higher today in
a continuation of yesterdays late
recovery.
Trading was moderately active
and blocks of 1000 shares and
more occurred in opening transact
tons in New York Central, Pull
man and Socony-Yacuum.
Bethlehem opened a point
higher in a better market for steel
shares, and DUPONT was up al
most as much.
Atchison appeared frequently
on the tape in rails at slightly
higher prices. United States Rub
Der also was active and up frac-
tionally. American T e phi on q
slipped fraction. Oils were firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Standard Sfoker Co.
Files Stock With SEC

WASHINGTON. April d
Standard Stoker Co. Inc. has
filed with the SEC a registration
statement covering 100000 shares
of common IS par. The stock is
being offered for public sale by
certain present stockholders and
does not represent new financing.
Blyth & Co, Inc, will manage
the public offering. The Offering
price and names of other under
writers will be supplied by an
amendment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
4 Records
Otis Steel Output Tops
January Peak

CLEVELAND, April 3.-Otis
Steel Company established four
new records in March, according
to j. f. Montgomery, vice presi-
dent and general manager.
Steel production was 963l1
tons, an increase of $500 tons
over the previous peak attained
in January 1871.
Output records were also set by
the Blooming Mill plate mill and
the 77-inch hot strip mill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Slight Rise Noted
In Gasoline Stocks

NEW YORK. April 3.-Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute estimates
gasoline stocks increased 10000
barrels last week to a total of
80. $4,000. Refinery operations
were 81 per cent. off s Of l
peint.-frude oil output averaged
3.116.550 barrels daily. UP 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Motor Wheel Profit
S2,1O5914 in 1910

LANSING. April ;. = NJ o { or
Wheel Corporation for 1910 re-
ports earnings Of s. 105.914 after
AN taxes. equal 10 S245 per share
as compared with St8l9239 OF
$40 per share in 1889. For the
final quarter of last year, profit
was S665. 3s3 after taxes, equal TO
70 cents a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Metal Markets

New York and whole ale nonferrous
metal quotations, supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit Spot % per cent
tin nominal. New YORK 5i.s2A future
tin, 5o.s7H lake grade copper delivered
Midwest. u elecirolytic spot. sn1elter. II
"a IL SO. casting copper. u as 81 Louis
lead. 5 70 ST. LOUIS zinc 7.25; New York
antimony IL virgin aluminium. II
Tin and antimony. quiet. Copper and
zinc moderate. Export copper 1913. req
sale 1900 Lead, active. Free stefiilk
exchange, 4o3A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Loans Take Drop

For example, in a decade obli-
cations of tie federal govern
ment alone rose from is per
cent in 1880 of the total assets
of these companies 10 1913 per
cent. Holdings of federal bonds
are now at an all time high,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Sees Best Evans Net Since "a

Present and prospective orders
indicate that 1871 earnings of
Evans Products Company will be
better than for any year since
1884. +. S. Evans. president and
chairman, told stockholders at
the annual meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Detroit Poultry

Market stegf- hens. over 81 RS
isc.' under aVs lbs zoe. cocks. 100 f2c
stays. lie eEhorn hens. 3 lbs. and up
i7c: rock srrirzers. "a lbs. and up, 24c
ieEhorn hroiers. ia lbs. and up, 2oc
espons. los. and up. Csc under lbs.
23c
EGGs-Martst arn currsnt rstsipta
203.c, undersrades, IS : 2 i9e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Detroit 'Ex' Lists
Mich. Die CASTING

The Detroit Stock Exchange to-
day admitted to trading 225. 900
shares Of Michigan Die Casting
Company common stock. 81 par
value. The ticker symbol is MD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
M. =. HlIEkeySer:
international News Service Economic Commentator

trend. accumulated abnormal
amounts of cash. This reflected
a belief that more advantageous
points for buying would come
if they postponed investment
decisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Dividends

Maytag Company declares regu-
lar quarterly dividends Of Is cents
on 50 preferred and 81 80 on So
preferred. both payable May / to
stock Of record April Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Corn Exchange Bank Trust

Company declared regular quar-
tefiiyy dividend of IS cents payable
May ! TO stock of record April IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Hnmestake Mining Comnany de-

clares a regular monthly dNJdend
of 37lz cents, payable AprlT25 TO
stock of record April 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard a Co,
Windsor. Prices In cents Noon quotations.;
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Abraham & straus. Inc, de-
clares a dividend of so cents on
common. payable April 3. TO
stock OF record April 10 a like
amount was paid a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Corporation reports Tor isi0

Pathe Fiim Corporation reports for 1910
lraG-t- 1A-4- a4taH-f A4+AHal-+s--
come taxes etc equal after dividend
requirements or 81 cumulative convertihle.
preferred o. Sc cents a share On So 052
shares Of common. compared with Si24 3
so or 81 cents p share On ISL 27i shares
OF common IN 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Decca Records, Inc. declares
dividend of Is cents. payable April
%, TO stock Of record April Is.
The same amount was paid in
preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Holllnger Consolidated Gold
Mines. Ltd. declares usual extra
dividend of 5 cents and a regular
monthly dividend of 5 cents. both
payable April %, TO stock OF rec
ord April s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

FAST BUFFALO y s. April -CISs1
HOGS Receipts 900; MARKET active gen
eraiy DO cents higher. Good and choice
fs0.-Z0 Jos averaging around 200 lbs.
So sos 'racsed-Ius. I71-2a0 Ihs SIS -
largely So IN and upward fa s. Is. odd lots
Z8o-301-Ir butchers S1.3f 1s5.
CATTLE - ReceipiE ian- market fullF
steady. Cutter and common cows IS 50H
So. canrer 81 50 r 5.2f q TeIrhfY sausage
huAs arounI 81 n lighter aterT-Ty, So "A
q "a tana4LaH sfefre arriving ate.
ChLF rs = Receipts 100. vtaiers steady.
Good ana eaa NmsinIy 81. common and
medium fatftI
sBEEraEssa pts t10 lambs moderately
active weak tl zac lnHer Good and choice
Tel wrf'rEHsl kf-1f-Ih average mostly sill
sparnE.r - 81 Is. rrr.nEHnE medium and
snreiwcen Ff8das $40 io 50. heavyweight
Wa1lei ewes 81 Is. c1mparadIe shOrn Of
feIlnss, so Gown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
EARNINGS

Atlantic Gulf and West Indies steamship
Lines sud subsidiaries report nef profit of
Sqa 500 equal 10 Is cents a snare On E
per cent ron-ctTIuulative preferred against
a net loss Of S576 1917 in 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Naehman-S pringfilled Corporation reports
for tNe six months ended December 81,
nef profit of Stfs.534 after federal IN
Come and excess profits taxes equal to
81 40 a share. against -Sf3s SO or 81 So
4 share for the SIX months ended Dec. &
1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03


Net profit Of the Du Point Film Manu-
featuring Corporation for 1870 was 81 $50 2
asa afer charges sud Federal income taxes.
against 81 $50 20 ln 1889 These earnings
we're after federal tax deductions NJ S15f E
To2 in 1850 sfa#rs' 1857 al in 1888 r.
ADDITION q special crrfiraerrE reserve for
SIS. 600 wac e.. aside be- 1910
United ~necialties Con,ran, reports for
the Sis wHatasi aHaei Feb IS 1921. ret
rr7ft OF S3sh zaa after FEDERAL income
and excess profits taxes. equal t1 81 60
a common saH=~~ compared e. Si3r gis or
% cents share Cor six months ended
Feb. ~. 1870.
Starfrtt Corporation and wholly owned
domestic subsidiaries report far fre year
ended December al nsf less ~ $40 3t2
against q ne. loss of s2sd 40 I'm 1882.
Continental OIL Company and subsidiaries
report . fHIH Der prHut It Sf.tl7 fas
f-fiifi &C., ~ eHHts. a share compared with
s. Uft5Hf ar si5i a share in 1889.
Hecla Mining Corporation reports 1910
ret profit a. S79s f1f before depletion
equal o. 20 cents share. against SG31.75s
Or a. cents a share ln 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Wayne Swdmps
.Hi||sdd|e, III

Closing the homo season. Wayne
University's baseball team went on
a two-lnning scoring Splurge 10
outclasS IIllsdale College, ILL.
for its fourth victory in the first
game between the teams yester-
day at Ives Field
After being held on even terms
for five innings. Wayne burst loose
with five hits each IN the sixth
and seventh frames. In each case
Bill Collins. big Tartar backStop.
set of the attack with triple in
tho sixth and the first Of six con-
secutivc singles in the seventh.
All Of the TartarS' runs were
made aCainSt Dave Fry who
pitched six and half innings be-
fore being relieved by Jim Tray
hern.
With Bob White. Wayne'S other
first-strlnger. slated L. pitch the
return game al HillSdale Friday,
The contest yesterday was the last
for Ralph Johnson. senior right
handler. who allowed only six hits.
The Dalers provided their only
tally in the fourth, when Bruce
Coburn. left fielder tripled 10 CEN
ter and came in on an infeld out.
R X p
Hllsdsle ono 100 mn
WAYNE 600 los 5oV II ~ 2
Batteries Wayne johnson and Collins
HiHsdsIe Fry. mayhem ana ioune.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Pete leIIO Beats
Poto Villa in Fight

NEW YORK. May IS. ms
Pete Lello, l35, Gary, Ind. light
weight. won a close decision over
Paco Villa. 1871. of Mexico, in an
eiGht-round bout tonight
Lello was master in the first
round but Villa soon moved in
close, working both fists 10 the
body and, face and Lello held on.
In the following rounds Villa con-
tinucd the close fighting but Lcllo
punched harder and excelled at
long range. Lello. with rights TO
the jaw. clinched the decision in
the last round.