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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
High Cost Of Trapping

SAGINAW. Dec. 1S.-Two trap
perS were fined yesterday in the
court of Justice Henry Zinck for
muskrat trapping law violations.
Adolph Fehn, as. Hemlock, paid
S16S5 and Marion Metcalf, "A,
HemlOck. paid' Sc SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18

whiskey qualities have been utilized
in making Wildwood :. but more
probably, because a/single drink of
Wildwood has taught him that it's
the mellowest, mildest whiSkey he
ever had.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
DECIDE BEAUTY WINNER

Everything is set for the beauty
contest at Varsity Gardens tomor-
row night when the winner will be
declared Miss Varsity. Girls do not
have 10 be expert skaters to enter
the contest Just 50 they can stand
up on their skates is the only stip-
ulation.
The roller hockey team from
Wells Won its last game from
Eastwood, 4.2.
RehearsalS started this week on
the roller skate ballet that will
form part Of the winter carnival
to be held in January al Edge
water Park. Meanwhile, recondi-
tioning and redecorating are under
way at this rink In the spring 20
feet will be added on TO the east
end Of the building.
> Flint Rollerdrome is adding a
games room for its skaters in the
basement of the rink. Manager
Eddie Godfrey plans 10 bring sew
eral bus loads of Flint skaters
down for a Monday evening skat-
ing session AT Arcadia soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
.Edst-West Tilt
Will Be Finale
For Many Stars
Greats Of Gridiron
Due for Call After
New Orleans Classic
BY EDGAR HAYES

With the armed forces planning
to take the cream of the crop,
many of the greatest football
players of a d d g will end
their career in New Orleans, Janu-
airy 3. That day the best Of the
East will do battle with the best
of the West and then the football
season VIII 0rrTr1atty- be declared
closed for 194l.
Many of these lads would he
thinking Of a career in professional
football where the fans could con-
tinue 10 appreciate their brilliant
work on the gridiron. But all that's
changed now. Most Of the boys
will enlist. Others will go in the
draft.
WILL ANSWER CALL
Stars like little frankie AlbertS
of Stanford have been a legend
in the East for two years. We have
heard lot about Alberts and ex-
pected to have a chance 10 see
him IN action with one Of the pro
clubs. But frankie along with
many others will be in service next
fall. The same is true Of Jack Will
son of Baylor and Ken Casagena
of Santa Clara.
Maybe like IN the last war. they
will have teams in the various
camps. If they do they are going
TO get a fine crop Of footballerS.
The two star teams are studded
with exceptionally fine players.
Bruce Smith Of Minnesota, Jim
Daniel of Ohio State, Ralph Fife
of Pittsburgh, Bernie Crimmins 20
Notre Dame Bill Decorrevont
Northwestern and Bill Dudley y
Virginia.
WESTFALL, INGALLS, PLAY
Michigan VIII be represented on
tho Eastern eleven by Bob West
fall, All-American fuIlback. and
Bob Ingalls,, one OF INC outstanding
centerS Of the year Steve Juzwik,
Notre Danes flashY hallhack, has
Withdrawn 10 prepare for lmmeGl-
ate induction into the army.
One of the interesting features
Of the East-WeSt game will be
that side by side Will be Bruce
Smith and Bob Wcstfall But for
Smith. WeStfall would have played
on two unbeaten teams.
Blff Jones, $coach OF Nebraska,
who also directs the West team,
may be bidding good-by 10 foot
ball on this date. Btf. A West
Point graduate and former officer
IN the army is expecting a call to
active duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
RoIlin' Around
BAG OF SURPRISES
NIGHTLY AT ROUGE
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

tin and brother Of Bob Of Arena
Gardens. has enlisted in the ma
rlneS and Will leave sometime in
January. Roland is one of the
younger professionals at the rink.
Members of the Arena Gardens
Roller Skating Club will receive
their new year books at next club
night which is Christmas Eve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-18
Irish Mentor
To Miss Game
With Michigan
Keogsn Forced
70 Pass Up Trip;
Meyer in Charge
By CLAYTON HELPER

George r. ke0can. venerable
coach Of Notre Danes basketball
team. VIII not be on hand towor-
row nigh, when tho IuSh~mcot
University Of Michigan at Ann
Arbor.
Returning 10 his duties after a
heart silmcnt confined hlm to-
several weeks last year keoCan Is
still In charge OF practice sessions
-ss,a. d. .aasasl9-- r. =
has been ordered, however. not 70
travel with the team.
Assistant coach Ray Meyer Will
he in charge Of the NOtre Dame
five which like the Wolverines,
depends largely on new men. Eddie
Riska captain and the teams out
standing performer has b @ e n
graduated along with the rest Of
the reCularSwho last year trimmed
Michigan. 1927 on the Irish court.
BROWN COACHES HARVARD
Harvard and the University of
Detroit will meet for the first time
next Monday when they clash IN
the first game of the basketball
double-header al Olympia. but the
Crimson should appear familiar. at
least in style of play, 10 the TitanS.
Coach Of the Harvard five is
Earl Brown. an All-American end
al Notre Dame in 1888 and captain
Of the cage team that defeated
Detroit, 4S-42. the same season.
For the last two years he has been
varsity end coach and freshman
basketball coach at Brown Uni
versity
Joe Romano. who was seventh
in Eastern intercollegiate League
scoring last year with III points,
and Ed Buckley, who was eighth
with 10 points, are two OF five
two-time letterwinners who form
the nucleous Of one Of the strong
est teams in Crimson history.
RECALLS OTHER GAME
Newman Ertell Wayne Univer-
sity coach, isn't superstitiouS by
nature, but he'll be keeping his
fingers crossed Monday when the
Tartars take on the University Of
Utah in the nightcap of Olympia s
first basketball double-header.
The Utes won a 4l-39 decision
in 1889 at the Light Guard Armory,
the only other meeting Wayne
was leading with a minute left 10
play when Val Sheffield's goal
tied the score Vaughn Bennion
hoped another in the last 80 Sec
onds so beat the Tartars in a
furious finish.
Sophomores then, Sheffield and
Bennion are seniors now and the
mainStayS Of the team which was
second only 10 Wyoming last year
in the Mountain States Confer
ence. Del Smith. unanimous choice
at guard on the All-Conference
team, is another standout on this
team Of veterans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
GoebeI S Sales
Soar; Profits Up
Despite Tax Rise

Sales of the Goebel Brewing
Company in the quarter ending
June 30, 1871. totaled I'D 1893 bar
rels. as against 5000 barrels in
the like period last year, an in
crease of 33 per cent. according 10
Edwin j. Anderson. president,
This is the tenth consecutive
quarter in which Goebel has re-
ported sales greater than in the
corresponding period of the pre-
ceding year, he stated.
The report for the quarter end
ing juno &c. subject to audit anc
.ycar-end adjustment. shows a mel
profit of Sl77,125. or l3 cents pei
share. after depreciation and pro
vision of 80 per cent for federal
income and excess profits taxes
Net profit for second quarter of
this year is after a reserve OF
$50. $50 for normal income taxes
and estimated excess profits taxes
of approximately, IL per cent oil
sd 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Trade Continues SIoW

Trading was slow. and turnover
was around 100000 shares as
against 100000 shares last Sat-
urday.
Commodities were firm also.
though much quieter after yester-
days wide runup Cotton rosa
around 50 cents a bale and wheat
was fractionally higher.
The bond market saw another
lcrackup in japanese bonds in
continuation of the decline which
has been underway all week. The
rest Of the list was quiet.
The Nipponese issues broke an
average OF ) points more today.
Celanese and industrial rayon
ran up over points each in the
rayon division. tho latter hitting
new high and Rayonier was
strong On the other hand, Van
Raalte silk dropped A point
4 Patino was outstanding in the
metals. rising Ia a new high. The
company IS Bollvia's big tin pro-
Queer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Loan Group Admits
.Detroiter 10 School

William A. Hahn has been adj
mitted to the Graduate School Of
Savings and Loan which will be
held August 1929 at Northwest
ern University in Chicago. Hahn
is president OF the Detroit Federal
Savings and Loan Association.
The school is a two-weck inten-
sive course Of study Of mortgage
lending practices. ways 10 assure
steady flow of the nations saw
ings and investments into home
financing, the operation of A
savings and loan association in re-
lation 10 other financial inStitu-
tions and 10 the community al
large. and the legal backgrounds
and intcrrelations OF these inSti.
tutlonS II is sponsored Jointly by
the American Savings and Loan
Institute and Northwestern Uni
VerStty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Alma Trailer Votes
Dividend Of 10 Cents

ALMA. July 27--At meeting
Of the board of directors OF the
Alma Trailer Company, a dividend
Of 10 cents was voted 10 stock
holders Of record August !. pay
able August 10 a company audit
for the fast Sin months reflects
earnings slightly in excess oil 80
cents per share, before taxes.
James + Ryan. president of the
company. states that tho outlook
for the second half of the year
appears very bright. barring short
ages of materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
ebay Week
$1,000 Airplane Workers
Get Overtime Rate

BUFFALO. July 2S The Cur
tiSS-Wright Corporations airplane
division here notified all employees
that they will begin six-day
work week effective Monday. EX-
tension Of the work week will
affect approximately 5000 fac
tory and office workers, Salaried
or hourly. on all turns. All en-.
ployeS will he paid time and one
half for Saturday work, Some
employees have been working
Saturday for the last several
months.
Saturday work will continue
until further notice, with the eX-
ception Of The Saturday preceding
Labor Day. on which day the
entire factory viii he closed, &C.
cordinC TO Vice President and
General Manager Burdette s
Wright.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
.Lddendorf New
Branch Head

Raymond w. Ladendorf has been
appointed officer in charge of the
Michigan-Neckels Dearborn, office
of the Manufacturers National
Bank, Henry II. Sanger, president,
ANNOUNCED today.
Ladendorf, a native Detroiter,
has been with the Highland Park
office of the Manufacturers Ma,
tional Bank since its organization.
lie started his banking career
with the Home Savings Bank in
1911. and became assistant cashier
OF the Wayne County and Home
Bank in 1920. later being promoted
10 cashier Subsequently he became
cashier Of the Peoples Wayne
County Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Banks
Brokers
Business
Nv WARD SCHTLTZ
n@trol, Time. Finsnrisi Fdiier

In much the same position a.
the boy that cried wolf too often
the nations bankers are today ap
prehenslvely watching the destruc
tive tornado Of runaway initiation
bear down on them.
For the last seven years they
have constantly raised that buga
boo before the people and although
financial experts have watched
mild initiation develop, 10 the lay
nublic the hue and cry was SO
much hocum
Today even those Of the banking
gentry who fel, all along that IN
as,,en -was being controlled are
more than worried.
The writer has talked 10 sew
eral Detroit and Michigan bankers
~ the last few days and they are
t,rr, IN their belief that there are
only two sound alternatives 10 run
away inflation--much n a ' !
tsxes or tremendously incFeaseu
Gales of defense bonds.
The first alternative they rue
ont because they feel quite
trsnLly that Congress lacks inc
nerve to put through an ADEQUATE
lax program As 10 INC ,al.e 'l
alternative ia date the bond SAFE
has begged down. There Is a miro
nIt hui when they mention IT,
they whisper because IT calls lof
n system of stringent price ilNine.
one bank president, who makes makes
A practice of keeping IN touch WIN ",
The Washington situation ano VINO
&c not preiudiced against the ad-
ministration, said;
eve are So close today 10 un-
controlled initiation it's not
Onnny. I was i'm Germany when
they went through IL and believe
me. n was worse than the war
itself. 1t was hell"
Another astute banker feels tha'
tbe government will resort 10
strict price controls in An effort 10
stem the tide
"VeII know where were
headed within 80 or so DAYS, ne
said. "And I hope its not down
the initiation road because thats
the road 10 ruin"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

several OF the country'S largest
industries producing defense ma
terials. according 10 a statement
by Brohm
/ In Michigan financial circles,
Brehm is well known as president
of Capital Management Corpora
ton and Brcmdun, Inc A. {.
Carlson. in charge Of designing
and engineering enjoys more than
20 years experience IN the ma
chine tool field and machines Of
his design are in use IN industrial
plants throughout the world. He
states that the milling machine
being produced by Bremacc Cor
poration. known as "Mlllmatic,
embraces many new. features both
as 10 mechanical principles as
well as styling Outstanding
among these features is A new
application OF the down cut
principle, IZ
Manufacturing operations arc
now under way in new factory
al Ola East Forest avenue, and
the company expects 10 have ma
chimes coming off the production
line in the near future. General
offices and the engineering de
partment OF Bremacc are in tho
Penobscot Building.
ON the directorate Of Bremacc
Corporation are Brchm, Carlson
and Young Of Detroit; j. A. Burs'
ley of Ann Arbor; William j
CLARK, Grad Rapids. and Edward
s. Wellock. Bay City Other in
corporators are Bartlett f.
I Booth, Howard A. Humphrey
James 3. Jones and A. c. Mar
shall of Detroit Samuel Ball
u. f. Freel. Homer G. Nichols
William Kerr. w. II. Nickless and
John j. Thorne of Bay City Fred
A. Aldrich and Frank O. Sand
Flint; r. H. Massellnk and Henry
Verhoek. Grand Rapids; } Evans
Campbell and w !. MelCherS
0wuSyu-.- Carl arr l. ffhefSheA = Fred
erick J. Schmidt and Claude y
Stephens, Saginaw, and Fred l.
Radford. Lansing. All Of the IN
corporators have been interested
in Capital Management for sev
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Git Of Thanks

Driving in Grand River last
week, our companion pointed out
that little Catholic School IN
Harrington and asked II We knew
It's very interesting history
During the depression. Henry
Smith. the late president of tho
G. F. Smith Stores, walked into
the old Peoples State Bank Of
Pennington and laid down check
10 be cashed. The teller. IN a
rather sharp voice asked who he
was and demanded complete
Identification
Smith answered testify that he
had been doing business there for
years ard never had that trouble
before bat the teller persisted and
finally became somewhat abusive
E.sr.as.S.s -.SsssiiI.-ss I.lsl.ls.- -s-.s.s....
deposit of $3.50. 600 from the bank
When the bank closed 2 short
time later. Smith. happy over his
lucky break. took part Of the
cash and built the school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Nazis CouIdn't Do II!

Moving over to another prob
lem that is a local worry a Lead
inc executive in the motor parts
industry who spent several years
in Germany with Adam Opel
doubts that a serious slash IN
automobile production will he
forthcoming
Drawing on his experience IN
Maitland AZ thp time they were
gv-tInr Under VA en- e4t-he'
frrse effort. he said that cut
in auto output there was similarly
proposed. However. there the out
put of cars and other goods con
tinued IN rise despite a shortage
OF defense rrfatcffafS.
Disturbances 10 business ano
employment arizing from horizon
tai production slashes IN a glNer
Industry were too great for drastic
action 10 he pressed by even the
Nazi government authorities, M
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Personal Notes

Two officers Of the Manuiac-
turers National Bank of Detroit
have been taken seriously Ill IN
the last fortnight Harrod G
DOC" Newland is AT his home
hut George Bolt was rushed to
the hospital with pneumonia ana
rs under an oxygen tent Cy
King. local partner Of Merrill
Lynch. etc. etc. says his big
cest Job is remembering his
firms latest" name Detroit
brokers report a sharp pickup
in interest in long dormant
realty bonds which are sought as
an initiation hedge We un-
derStand that the First Ma
tionals first auction sale OF
properties will probably prove 10
be It's last because most Of the
bids. accepted subject 10 the
controllers approval didn get
The O. X prices too low 9.
His Detroit friends viii be sorry
10 learn that Federal Labor
Mediator James Dewey IS III IN
a Pennsylvania hospital think
It's Chester Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

NEW T3RK-.frrtv- stHrfr-- zrt1y-1t7
In the non ferrous metal markets re-
NAMED IN The same groove that has been
obi aiming Tor some Tine Principal TfT-
mary copper producers awaiting Washing
Ton developments adhered 20 their quota
tion of II cents 3 pound. delivered Con.
nccticut VALLEY and custom smeters and
smaller producers quoted their maximum
level OF - p cents a pound
Lead ended the week with demand con.
---rrrTuv hfEfT. although most Hrtfvrtv- fFTs
final halliday az the week was confined
20 clearing III routine affairs Price was
firm ~ SIS cents 10 ; 90 cents pound.
delivered New York and so cents a
pound. 81 Louis
Zinc was strictly rs,ioned at 725 cents
pound East St Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Tops Year Ago

I'm the like period last year
when income tax rates were 1919
per cent. the company reported a
net profit of Sl2l,sl4, or 9 cents
per share.
Profits before income tax and
after depreciation, for the first Sin
months of this year. were S343,-
462, resulting in a net profit, after
depreciation and estimated income
and excess profits taxes, for the
same period, of S239.912. or 17i2
cents per share. Profits before
income tax and after depreciation
for the first six months of 1910
were S21l,04267, which resulted
in a net profit, after depreciation
and income taxes for that period
of S167 29267, or II cents per
cbpTn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Nash Near III High

Nash-kelvinator featured the
low-prlceG motor section. gaming
a moderate fraction 90 come within
- point Of its years high. Other
motor shares marked time.
The steel shares scored frac-
tional gains Excellent earnings
showing of Youngstown Sheet and
Tube had little effect
American Airlines rose point
in a firm market for aviation
shares
Rails were quiet an irregular.
and continued 10 be restrained by
the wage negotiations Most oils
were inclined 10 sag. Shipbuilding
shares scored fractional gains.
Mail orders were down.
Du Pont rose a point and East
man Kodak gained over a point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Special Dividend
ByAIfed=Prod.

Allied Products Corporation has
declared a quarterly dividend of
% cents plus a special dividend of
50 cents on the common stock,
both payable October ! 10 hold
erS of record September II.
For the six months ended June
30. subject 10 audit and year-end
adjustments, profit was S7l9,537
after depreciation and interest,
etc, but before any provision for
normal income and excess profits
taxes.
This compares with S277375 be-
fore taxes in the like period of
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Sells Stock
Pathe Disposes of Shares
in Du Point Film Corp.

NEW YORK. July 26. Direc-
tors Of the Pathe Film Corpora
ton have passed the appropriate
resolutions TO bring about the sale
of the companys holdings Of Du
Pont Film Corporations stock To
F.. l. Du Pont. according 10 Ken
meth Young, president.
II is understood that tho OK
ecutive committee Of Du Pont will
meet on Monday TO take up the
Question Of the purchase price OF
tho Du Pont Film Company S
stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Abrasive Firm S
Sales Up Sharply

An increase Of 81 per cent in
sales during the first six months
as compared with the initial halt
of 1910, was reported Saturday by
j. T. Jackson, president OF the
Midwest Abrasive Company.
Despite the increased volume
jackson said. earnings during the
first half. due 10 additional cost oi
labor and material, lacked more
than $1,000 of equallihg those for
same period or last year. Profits
totaled Sal 800 as against Sl4,0l5
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Current Assets Up

Current assets, as of June 30
I194l, including 1851 ,S72 cash, were
81. DPS. 53645. and current liabili-
ties were S697 ,l34.35. compared
with cash and marketable Securi-
ties Of S407 .3S4l7. current assets
of S1.075 .OS6.05 and current IL
abilities Of 500, OBS y a year ago
The change in the cash position
is due TO the fact that the com
pany is carrying extremely heavy
inventories OF essential brewers
supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Federal Screw Works
Earnings S181,865

Federal Screw Works reports
for the six months ended June 30
subject 10 audit and year-end
adjustments - net earnings Of
S1S1 ,s65 after depreciation. inter-
est. 80 per cent reserve for federal
income and excess profits tax. This
is equal to SLIP share on 161 145
shares of common stock. No COM
parison is available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Form S350,0DO
Milling Machine
Concern Here

The organization Of the Bre-
mace Corporation. with an au-
thorIzed capital Of S350000 10
engage in the designing and
manufacturing Of standard line
OF down-cut milling machines as
well as the engineering and de-
signing of special machines and
tools. was CoAlcted in Detroit
during last week
Heading the new company are
Edward W. Brehm, president A
c. Carlson. wee president Rich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Bank. Wage Plan

News Of the future: To he an
nounced here within the next
week or so is a precedent shat
terinc minimum wage plan for
employees of a large bank.
This move will make banking
history both in this state and
throughout the nation. In addl-
ton, the institutions employes,
will have the benefit of liberal
Decentralization. insurance ana
retirement plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

The markets action indicated
the American move had been an
ticpated and discounted.
Rayon shares provided a fea-
ture. scoring wide gains in large
dealings. Closure of the United
States market 70 Japanese silk
will benefit makers OF artificial
fibcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
New Hewitt Rubber Officer

BUFFALO. y. y. July 26 Ben
iamin r. Mofatt has been elected
a vice president OF the Hewitt
Rubber Corporation Noffatt was
previously eastern division man
ager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

ard A. + o r
SNth secretary
and Ralph For
don treasurer
Two divisions
OF no n e "
Corpo r a I / O n
which already
ire operating
arc tho Mill
matte machine
tool division
and ACCo Cngl-
nCCrlng q Nv J.
sion, hOth ol
" n ! c h ar
working al top
speed IN CO.
operation with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Buell. Die Votes z Cents

Buell. Die and Machine Com
pahy has declared a dividend Of
cents, payable August = 10 stock
OF record August IL. Like amount
was paid on Nav Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
.75-Cent Dividend
Declared by Eaton

CLEVELAND. July Is. Eaton
Manufacturing Company has de-
cleared a dividend of IS cents. pay
able August y 10 stock of record
August 3 A like amount was paid
on Nav "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Alert Executive Plans
For Postwar Period
Barton Sees Advertising as Vital Part
of Programs for Future Sales

(Editor'S note: Bruce Barton,
nationally known advertising
executive. author and former
congressman, today acts as
guest coIumnist for MerTyle
Stanley RukeySeT. who IS on
vacation. Tomorrow Daniel w.
Bell undersecretsTy of the
treasury, Will write ihe column