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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Buick S Best

Volume increases in all Sec
tions of the country were in
strumental in helping Buick
record 1910 as its all-time high
in sales.
w. F, Hufstader, general sales
manager, announced today that
297 1871 cars were delivered at
retail during the calendar year
just ended. He added that the
year closed as it began:
with sales running substan-
TALLY ahead of previous records
and continued strong trend in
the retail market"
Delivery for the month of De-
cember totaled 2S.959 against
25,456 in December a year ago.
Bucks 297 1881 deliveries for the
year as a whole compare with
240.054 in 1926-the biggest
previous year. And with 222,312
in 1889.
Hufstader said that used car
sales have kept pace with new
car sales and that deliveries for
the year had likewise established
new peak for this phase of
the business with I519.997 sales
against 399,930 in 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Naive Optimism

Bonds mean no more than
the dollars they promise 10 pay.
Therefore. while the threat of
ereenbackS. overvalucd silver
certificates. and gold devaluation
remains. to talk about selling
bonds 10 individuals is either
naive optimism, or I threat of
coercion and confiscation.
In fact, as long as informed
investors hesitate to buy taxable
long term government bonds TO
hold for income. there is and
will be a serious threat of in
flation.
To the foregoing extent, the
reserve boards proposals are
entirely logical and good. Be-
yond that, the board is so
begged down in the mass of past
monetary mistakes that its pro-
posals are extremely doubtful.
To begin with, it proposes no
cure for the disease. 1t does
not seek the cause. with the
idea of Operating. What it pro-
poses is the adoption of mere
palliatiVeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

Back in the late twenties. the
phrase. 'profitless prosperity"
was invented as an inaccurate
description of that period.
Although in those years cor
porate profits in the aggregate
were at a high plateau, the de-
scription related to the fact
that amidst prosperity many of
the smaller and less efficient
corporations were neverthelo
in the red" The phrase also
had another connotation. De-
spite the current boom condi-
tions. commodity prices were
relatively stationary.
The phrase. "profitless pros
perity," could be applied with
greater accuracy to the con-
temporary period. For, even
though some of the best man.
aged companies are showing
substantial increases in earn
ings, the overall profit showing
in this coming period seems
destined not to be commensu-
rate with the large risks faced
by industry. And in his last
fireside chat, President Roose-
welt indicated that the need was
for venturesome building of
capital equipment for defense
purposes, with not too much
concern with what would be
done with such plants and ma
chimes after the emergency was
over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
THE DETROIT EDISUN IUMFAN1
General and Refunding Mortgage Gold

beneFhi ana holu
Bonds. Series ID. 81, due February /, 1861.
NOTICE is HEREBY CIV En- that. pursu-
ant to the provisions OF the Mortgage and
Deed of Trust OF The Detroit Edison Com
pany. dated as of October !. 1924. and of
the Indenture DATED as Of February /. 1881,
supplemental thereto. TO Bankers Trust Com
pany has elected to redeem and pay. and
United States Of America, on March /, 1871.
all Of its General and Refunding Mortgage
Gold Bonds. Series ID. issued and outstand-
ing Hereunder.
Accordingly on March /. 1871, there will
become and be due and payable upon each
bond Of such Series b, upon presentation
with all coupons maturing subsequent to
such date, at the principal office of the Trus-
tee Bankers Trust Company, Corporate
Trust Department. is Wall Street New
York. N Y.the principal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
together with accrued interest 10 March /
1871. and premium Of g. Of the PRINCIPAL
amount Of each such bond. From and after
March l. 1871, interest on such bonds will
cease to accrue, the coupons for interest ma
turing subsequent 10 that date will be void
and such bonds and coupons viii cease 10 be
entitled to the benefit Of the lien of said
Mortgage and Deed Of Trust.
n case registered bonds are presented and
payment to other than the registered holder
is desired. the transfer tax due must be paid
and the bonds must be assigned in blank or
accompanied by properly executed instru-
ments Of assignment in blank
THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY
BY Arthur d. Spencer, Treasurer.
Dated, December 20. 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Jones&ldugh|in.
To Net $40 Share

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 7. Jones
& Laughlin Steel Corporation for
the year ended December 81. last,
is likely to show balance of more
than $40 a share on 576,320 COM
mon outstanding. exclusive of
year-end adjustments.
This is indicated by the report
for 10 months ended with October
when the corporation recorded a
net profit of S76l5.161. equal TO
S7.27 common share. after allow
ing S3,424,977 for the regular divi-
dend requirements for the 10
months on the 5S7, 139 shares of 7
per cent preferred. AS of Deem
Der 81, last. accumulations on the
preferred amounted to $44 a share.
For the nine months ended Sep
TENDER 30. last. Jones & Laughlin
reported net profits of S6,232 SOB.
equal to $5.74 a common share
after regular preferred dividend
requirements. The showing for the
10 months. therefore. would indi-
cate a net profit in October of
81. 49,, 25S.
II is considered likely that No
vember and December about
equaled- the October showing so
that for the quarter ended Deem
Der 81 the net profits could have
been in the neighborhood of S4,-
100000 to S4150,000 or about
$40 a common share. In the
fourth quarter of 1889 the corpo-
ration had net profits of s.. 907.-
755. or S326 a common share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

: GRAPEFRClT-Texas standard boxes,
Marsh seedless, s2.25925oi Marsh Pinks.
81. IS a275
GRAPEs-california. Tugs. Emperors.
s1.75H2 IS; Almerias 22-lb. Jugs. wrapped.
81 s5a1e0
LETTUCE. A. crates. Iceberg type;
Arizona, As S3l5q32S. SIS. $3.I54325;
California SIS. 81 80 az rs.
oNIONS-50-lb sacks. U. s. No 1:
Colorado Sweet Spanish, 3-inch and larger.
81 50ql so: Michigan. -Yelolws. 70-s0es .
inch and larger, 701 75c Sweet Spanish,
2 2. inch Csc q S1i0.
-PARSLEY--Texas,- half crates, 81 10 q
80
PEAS-Bushel hampers Texas So rs
PEPPERS-li4 bushel crates. California
Wonders. Mexico, $3.50. Florida, 81 so
World Beaters. 1913.
RANGES-Florda. wire bound boxes
and standard boxes. S2I273
POTATOES-U. $ No l. io0-lb. sacks
Idaho Russets 81 704Is5. Maine, various
varieties. Sl.45ul50, Michigan Coboiers,
81. -ehippewas 81 30 Green Mountains
81 IS n 40. Russell Rurals. 81 20Hl IS
Idaho Russets i0-lh sacks. 2OT2ic: 15-
In sacks Maine. various varieties. % I24c,
Michigan Green Mountains. 22ls423e
RAplSHEs Texas. crates. 50 punches
s2d225
RUTABAGAs-cansda. 5o-lb. sacks
waxed csc
RHtBARB- Michigan. dollhouse. 5o-lb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Detroit Produce Quotations

Trading in fresh fruits and vegetables
was fair this morning at the Detroit Union
Produce Terminal. Beans. carrots, cauli-
flower and spinch weer steady. Good quail
ity Florida oranges were firm. Tangerines
were somewhat lower.
APPLES-Mchgan. bushel crates. Y. s.
No l. 2ts-inch: Delicious, s150I1.75;
Baldwins, s1II25; Jonathans si25ml IS :
Mcintosh, si25q1.50; Spys, sI25q1 so
Wageners. s5c.
AVoCADoEs-california flats. les-Sos,
Si.75T19O.
ANISE-Texas, half crates, si30 n 40.
BEANs-Florda, bushel hampers, Boun-
-tifuis, So. 757 Black Valentines, 81. goa 3 Is,
Flat Wax, s3a325.
BEETS-Texas. half crates, 81 25Ii IS.
BRoCCoLI-Crates, $3.50 punches, Cali
forna. 81. 5012s SIS.
CABBAGE-New York. 50-lb sacks. $50
soc: South Carolina. s2q21O. Texas,
crates 50 25G2 35
CARR ROT 81. A. crates. 6dozen
lunches; Arizona, SO so n rs California.
SO 504 3 50; Texas. 7-dozen punches, SO. rs.
CAULIFLoWER-Ca pony crates,
10s-l2s, Sl.25Gl.45.
COLLARD GREENS-Bushel baskets
Texas 81: Virginia, SIC
CELERY-California. half crates, washed
5-6-dozen. 50 25t 2.T5; Florida. wire bound
crates. trimmed tops. $40 dozen. 50 rs u
? so Michigan squares. hearts. ordinary
so u soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
BeIittIes N ew
Fed'I Reserve
Money Plan
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. ~. 4. University
The best parts of the new
federal reserve proposals. are
those which 60 TO the root OF
our financial evils. The pallia-
uves proposed are of little real
significance in themselves
The proposal that the PreSi-
dent power to issue greenbacks
and overValued silver certificates
be Withdrawn, is excellent. All
experts have long been in agree
ment on this. 1t is an essential
step tow ard re-eStablishing
monetary certainty. Without II,
real investment is impossible.
Much the same may be said OF
the power 10 devalue the gold
dollar further-that is. the
power 10 raise the price" of
gold.
Next most true and important.
is the proposal 10 sell bonds to
individual investors instead of
to the banks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Forbes
Metal Union
Set Excellent
Example to All
BY b. c. FORBES

A craftsmanship stroke. The
American Federation of Labors
metal trades unions, repeatedly
embracing between 100000 and
10000 members. have officially
pledged themselves TO adopt ana
follow a policy of cooperation
and Cancellation to avoid strikes
during the national emergency.
Their plan IS simple, sensible,
equitable.
II representatives of the
unions and the management
cannot settle any problem. De-
partment of Labor concillators
will be promptly called IN.
Should differences stlll be I'M
solved. arbitration would follow
the selecting of the arbitra-
ton personnel must be the lolnt
responsibility of management
and employees representatives.
This vitality important labor
group declares: There must be
no stoppage of work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Progress Genuine

Does not this action signify
that genuine progress toward
common sense industrial-labor
relations has been made since
the regrettable days of Sit-down
strikes?
Public opinion not only will
cordially endorse the step taken
by workers in metals but is
certain TO insist that. either
voluntarily or through leGisla-
tion. similar arrangements be
set up in all industries engaged
in preparedness.
1t is unthinkable that estab-
lishments called upon to fortlfy
the nation should be thrown
idle because of disputes between
different union factions or be-
tween men and management.
Cooperation, Cancellation, arbi-
tration must become the ma
tfona1 policy, in self-preserva-
ton.
Can you imagine war prodHc-
ton being stopped in any coun-
try under dictatorship? En-
ployers or workers who, for any
reason. suspended output would
be promptly jailed-or shot.
And the dictator government
would swiftly take over COM
plete control. depriving both
parties of freedom OF action.
1t has been claimed that die
tatorship can produce results
By insisting upon implicit obedi-
enee on the part of employers,
wage earners. everybody,,that
democracy cannot compete with
such machinery for complete
surrender of everybodys inter-
est to the will and needs of the
state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Auto
Giant Motors
Seen in Future;
40 a Record Year
BY ii. s. WALESBY

Forecast:
-airplane engines of 1000
horse power In recent an
nouncement that power plant
wind tunnel capable Of testing
engines of that capacity will he
built at Cleveland by the Ma
tional Advisory Committee for
Aeronautics.
The tunnel will cost SS,400,-
O00-will be used TO conduct
scientific research on aircraft
engine materials. design, super
charging equipment and propel-
lcrs. Cleveland was chosen for a
site because of its central loca-
ton in relation TO aircraft
engine plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Metal Markets

Sew-H--t- ana wnoIesaIe nonferrnus
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals division Detroit Spot 90 per cent
tin. nominal: View York. 50 10, future Tin
SO o3. lake grade copper delivered Md
west. u clectrulytlc spot. Smeiter. II n
L SO casting copper - 1925. St Louis
lead IS St Louis zinc rs New York
antimonY u virgin aluminium Il
Tin quiet. Copper fairly active TX
port copper. 10 Is u 90. resale y 81 e
= 50 Lead moderate and nrm Zinc
moderate Anthony quiet Free sterling
exchange 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Second Best

Nineteen-forty was the second
best sales year in Chevrolet his
tory according to report made
today by W. +. Holler. general
sales manager. Holler announced
that a total of 1,046,069 new
Chevrolet passenger cars and
trucks were retailed by dealers
during the calendar year TO show
a gain of 80 per cent over 1899.
Said Holler;
Chevrolet sales topped the
preceding year in all depart
ments and were second only to
1886 in company history"
Used car sales totaled 1907
972-an increase of 21.7 over
1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
FINANCE
'Proftless Prosperity
Applied to Present Times

week. II New York's percentage
begins to show q gradual, steady
increase, then we can be certain
that we are changing from Q
period Of so-called 'profitless
prosperity into ono of much
more general prosperity. But II
New York's percentage contin-
ues at the low ebb of the first
10 months Of 1910, or declines TO
a still lower percentage, then
we can be sure that the un-
certainties of world conditions,
plus the fear of the tax collector
and a great many other domestic
circumstances, are keeping US IN
a state where production figures
alone do not reflect the aggrc-
gate condition of American capt.
talism as a whole"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Excellent Prospects

In other words, the worry
about large segment of Amer
lean industry is not about near
term sales prospects. which are
excellent. The concern is rather
about the type Of future world
in which we shall live. and how
much of the rights of free en-
terprise will be preserved. The
uncertainty is heightened by the
effort to give all aid To Britain
short of war That situation is
something like the one depicted
in the old ditty about the young
lady who plaintively asks:
Mother. may go In to
swim ?"
The mother replies:
Eyes, my darling daughter,
but don't go near the water"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
NOTICE OF PRIOR PAYMENT.

The Detroit Edison Company has In
structed Bankers Trust Company TO pay on
and after January ?. 1891. the principal Of
and premium and accrued intaEast-t.. March
], 1871 on any Of said bonds which are pre-
scented At the Corporate Trust Department Of
Bankers Trust Company. l6 Wall Street
New York City. Bonds presented prior to
February !. 1871. should have the February
]. l9sl coupons accompanied by appropriate
Federal income tax ownership certificates
and all subsequently maturing coupons at
tached. Bonds presented after February .
l94l should have attached all coupons matur-
ing after such date. and the February l.,
ls4l coupons appertaining to such bonds
should be detached and presented for collec-
ton in the usual manner.
As convenience to the bondholders. ar
engagements have been made by Bankers
Trust Company so that " said bonds and
coupons are presented nj the Principal Of
flee Of National Bank OF Detroit $50 Wood.
ward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, on or after
January ?, 1871, the holder thereof will re-
ceive payment in Detroit upon the terms
above stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Distilers -Sedgrdms
Acquires ; Firms

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Distillers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ltd. today
announced the acquisition of the
assets. including trade marks
trade names and contracts of
Browne-Vintners Company. Inc.
Wilson Distllling Company. Inc,
and Hunter Baltimore Rye Distil-
lery, Inc. Operations of the COM
panles acquired will be continued
by their own organizations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Detroit Poultry

Market steady: hens average run IS.
cocks. i0H nc rock springers up 20 S lbs .
smooth legs. 20c; stays, l6c. leghorn hens.
lbs and up. 14c leghorn sprinCers. 12c.
rock broiiers. up 10 2iz lbs. zoe: ducks
white. lbs and up. i3c; geese. i3c; rab-
bits i2c. hen turkeys, zoe; tom tur-
KEYS 49,
EGGS-Market weak. current receipts.
isi1c. undergrades, 16aI7c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Watch Bank figures

"It would seem to me, then,
that a rough but realistic ap-
praisal could be made from
month to month during 1871 by
taking, first, the figures Of In
dustrial production, and then
the figures for New York's bank
debts In percentage to the total
for the 14l cities reported every
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Truck Sales

Dodge truck shipments during
the last quarter of 1910 were
the heaviest of any last quar-
ter In the history of the company
according to Lee ID. Cosart,
sales manager of the Dodge
truck division. COsart said that
deliveries during the period ex-
ceeded the highest previous last
quarter in 1885 by 44.9 per-
cent.
December shipments-up 62.2
per cent over the same month a
year ago-also set a new high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Western Union Profit
To Exceed S3,4OO,

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-Western
Union Telegraph Company for
l94O is expected to exceed So. 400
900, best since 1886. and equal to
S3.25 a share on the common,
against 81 ,380.114 or S1.32 on the
common in 1920
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Stock Exchange Seat
Remains at $4,000

NEW YORK, Jan. Arrange
ments have been made today for
the sale of New York Stock Ex-
change seat at $4,000 unchanged
from the previous transaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

cartons choice size, 81 25d275; fancy size.
So 25 q $50
ALLoTS-Louisiana. barrels. 20-dozen
punches IS 25G $50.
SPlNAcH-Texas. bushei baskets $50
Doc
STRAWBERRIES Florida 3s-pt. crates,
SIS 25d55O
di.25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
RESIGNATION

Frank J. Mullen has announced
his resignation as account exec
utive on Willys-Oyerland. His
future plans have not been an
nOunced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Calm at EXCHANGE

Certainly the calm at the
stock exchange in respect TO
shares of corporations in war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Slashed by Law

Wage rates are. on the whole,
higher today than during even
boom times. The purchasing
power of pay envelopes has very
substantially improved. And the
trend still is upward. The work
week has been curtailed by law.
Under these circumstances,
surely Washington pays little
compliment TO wage earners
when II shouts that labor must
be exempt from making any
sacrifices whatsoever, regard
less of the cost of Defense
regardless Of how far taxation
may skyrocket. regardless of the
heights federal deficits may
reach.
VIII other labor groups, by
adopting. the example Just set,
convince Washington that they
are more patriotic than poll
ticians have assumed
Consumption of our young
manhood has been accepted.
Wise behavior by labor. by in
dustry by others should avoid
necessity for extension Of con-
scripton 70 other phases Of our
national life.
Copyright. 1871. by B. c. Foroes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Farmers Market

hE-.s,-Delieious. fancy. 81 bu No
I 81 ioa rs bu;: Mcintosh. fancy. 81 rs
81 Northern spys, fancy. 50 bu; No. /,
81 500 !. 15 No. 2, T5cTsl hu Green
-l laIs - &c S1.25 bu. No. 2. 4Oq
slu12 5 hu snow No. / eoc n 81 Is sbu .
No. ?. 30 . 60c bu; Jonathans fancy 81 10
~ q 90 bu.' No. l, soc $i.25; No. 3
4 BEETs-No. l. 4oas5c bu.
.cABBAGE-No. /. 40 q soc bu. curly
"a SOC &C bu red, No. /. 40 Q 6oc bu; eel
/ cARRoTs-No. l. dos. bchs.. s5a45c;
No 2. 25c; No. !. 7O9sOc bu.; No, 2
CELERY = Fspcy, 45aeoc dor. bchs
I. 75c as1 bu.; cabbage No. /, 80 soc
hu squares. No. l, 40 = SOC; No. 2, 5oq
/ CoLLARDs-No. /. 35T4Oc bu
EGGs-Large. IS IS rs 3o-doz. case
medium, 81 50us
ENDIvE-No. !. siq1.5o bu.: No. ?.
75c bu,: French. fancy, 81 IS 5,lo. box.
/ HoGS-Dressed, 10 l2c 10
HORSE RADISH-No. /. S3Q350 bu. :
+ No. 2 50 n so bu
k kAkE iX4r1cF g 5Ss sd Sn g., oa,s.,
! ONIONS-Dry. fancy. Sia1.10 50-lh.
sack: No. /, 500 soc 5o-lb sack; No. ?,
PARsLEY-No. /. 35a45c dor behs
/ PARsNIPs-No. /, IS s5c bu No. ?.
PoTAToEs-Fancy. s1811o bu.: No l.
IS & 9Oc No. l. 40 q Soc
POULTRY-Hens heavy breeds. lsd 2oc
N leghorns r411 broilers, heavy. 90
n 22c ducks. l5H1se; geese 169 isc;
turkeys. hens. 10 n 23c toms. goa 2lc.
PUMPKINs-No. /. 80 4 4Oc bu
RADIsHES - Hothouse. so q COO doz
bchs
Hothouse. cnoice. 251 35c
5-lb box; fancy. 400 soc: small, 500 75c
RoMAINE-No. I. soa7oc bu.
SQUASH-rable Queen. No. ! s5cT 81 .
No. ?. soc. Delicious No l. 81 50H1 IS
bu: No. ? 81 bu.; Hubbard No. /, 81 25
Q so bu. No. 2. 75c bu.
TuRNIPs-No. ]. 7og soc bu; No. ?,
so Il soc bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. l, 5oa 75c
doz. bchs.
CHICAGO. Jan. SINS BUTTER
Receipts 10 s26 tubs; market steady &C
of Extras 1872 scorer. SOL. standards
(a0 scorel, cars 3Oft 30i, C; extra firsts
f9i scorel. 30c hrsts (ss-se scorel, 20
q 29i.c. specials (93 scorel. 30s. a 81 &c
EGGS Receipts. 5000 cases market
steady Current receipts 1910: fresh ex-
ira hrsts. pc: fresh frsts 2lisc' dirties,
17c checks l6c.
CHEEsE-Twins, IL. q 17i4c daisies.
prints and loughorns. III q l7Aac.
LIVE POULTRY-Marget steady firm.
Turkeys u 1sc: hens 12is 416isc, leg
horn hens, 90 i2c; springers, III = 2nc ;
broers. II r l9c ROSTERS l0Ql0izc;
ducks r l6c, seese, "a l2c.
.D,rrprrsrNtrN-r
Evening star., 1941-02-22
Momokos Is K. O.'d by Zoie
In 18th With Sensational
Rally to Retain Title

with a barrage of punches and los
ing his advantage as the bell aided
the reeling titleholder. Going into
the 18th, Mamakos held a slight
edge. Then Zale cut loose. He floored
the challenger with lefts and rights
to the face and only the bell saved
him from being counted out.
Racing out at the start of the 14th,
Zale landed a hard left, maneuvered
the still glasSy-eyed Mamakos into
a corner, and nailed him with a
crashing right. Mamakos had not
moved as the referee finished the 10
count. 1t was Zale's first title de-
fense since winning the 160-pound
crown last July from Al Hostak Of
Seattle.
Hostak himself had a share of the
evenings honors. Making a come
back start, the Seattle blond knocked
out George Burnette of Detroit with
in l minute 80 seconds of the first
round of their scheduled 10-rounder.
Hostak dropped his opponent twice
before putting him away.
Gunnar Barlund. veteran heavy
weight from Helsingfors. Finland,
gained close decision over Altus
Allen, Chicago Negro, in a 10-round
bout. The crowd, the largest to see
a bout here in three years, con-
tributed a gross gate of s37,450.
Evening star., 1941-02-22

Consideration of a post-season
game with Catholic University, IF
and when a formal challenge is re-
ceived" and providing neither his
team nor c. U. breaks its losing
streak in final games, was promised
today by Coach Burt Shipley of the
University Of Maryland.
The Terps, 10 games ahead of the
Cards in number of losses, beat
their Brookland neighbors to ending
their seasons when they meet WASH
ington College in the first half of a
twin bill at College Park tonight.
c. U. ends its campaign against the
same opposition at Chestertown,
Nd, next Wednesday.
Successive loss No. q was re-
corded by the Terps at Ritchie
Coliseum last night when an under
sized Virginia Tech team, given a
genuine scare, finally prevailed. 48-
80. A great one-man performance
by Gene OchSenreiter kept Mary
land in the running until the last
four minutes of play when the
Spiders scored eight points in row
to sew up the game.
Scoring by every conceivable
means-on long, spinner, lay-up and
hook shots-Ochsenreiter scored 10