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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Pocket TO Pocket

Wausau. Wis. asks:
isn't IL true that this country
cannot be put back on Its feet
by taking money out Of one
pocket and putting IL In an
other: Isn't that what most Of
the current reform schemes pro-
pose 10 do:"
Answer Most Of the borrow
and spend or tax and spend
schemes are Of the sort you have
in mind. To tax profits and use
the money TO aid farmers or la
borerS. or 10 tax all Of us and
give the money TO the old folks,
is a case in point.
To the extent that the idea Is
merely TO stimulate business by
forcing money 10 circulate, this
is sheer nonsense. Our expert
ence with "primihg the pump"
has proved this. You can't make
money circulate" much unless
YOU allow business confidence, so
that there will be investing and
lending.
In fact, business is not good
because money circulates, but
money circulates because busi-
ness is good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
.Budd Wheel
Calls Preferred

PHILADELPHIA, May u. -
Budd Wheel Company has called
for redemption on June 70 its out
standing preferred stock at S120
per share, plus accrued dividends
OF $3.50. Payment will be made
at the office of the Pennsylvania
Company for assurances, etc. The
redemption price and accrued divi-
dendS TO June 20 are now avail
able TO holders of preferred. At
the close of 1910 there were 3.4S9
shares OF preferred outstanding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Meet Adjourned
BY Gar Wood

The annual meeting or Gar
Wood Industries. Inc. stockhold-
eFs=has been adjourned until June
3, after the reelection Of the pres
ent three directors. Action on the
election OF an additional two di-
rectors Will be considered at the
adjourned meeting.
The company has been negoti-
ating with the UAW-CIO over the
latter'S demand for a blanket 10
cent-an-hour wage increase. The
union has elected d four-man COM
mittee 10 carry on negotiations.
No strike vote has been taken,
however. Morris Field, -Interna-
tional representative. insisting
that the committee first have a
chance 10 operate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Denies Worker
Deserves Share
OF Fair Profit
By LEWIS HANEY
Professor 81 Economic, y. \. nitefsity

A New York reader asks:
WHY shouldn't labor share In
the large profits now being
made in the war emergency
Answer. The main point is
that profits. if honestly made
arc the result Of The business
mans skill in meeting business
risks They are earned by his
efficiency IN organizing and d.
rectinC business. This means
that they are over and above
wages. and labor has no right to
any Of them.
In fact IL labor succeeds in
getting more than il produces,
thus dcpTVinC enterprise OF SUI
ficipur profits 70 induce IL 40
function. labor Nill suffer too
Employment and pay come
through employers, and II en-
ploYerS don't make money there
is not much for labor.
The way this would be most
likely 20 work out now would be
through price initiation. The
business man would have 10
boost prices 10 meet lapor's de-
mands. Thus the increase in
money wages would do the la
borers no good. Finally, they
might be worse OF
I'll ask you one: Why shouldn't
laborerS make sacrifices IN the
war emergency. the same as
every one else is going 10 do?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Criticism First

Mayville, Mich asks:
isn't IL cowardly. as Henry
Clay once said, 10 condemn a
remedy? Isn't this what YOU do
regarding the Townsend plan ."
Answer; II YOU were feeding
bad food 10 a child who has IN
digestion, would il be 'cowardly'
TO tell you 10 quit? l think that
the first thing 10 do IS 10 con-
denim all the bad plans that are
thrust upon Us by designing
men. IL termiteS are IN your
house timbers, the first thing Is
10 destroy them.
The one great remedy for all
economic ills is honesty. produc-
tive work. thrift and doing unto
others as you would like 10 have
them do unto you
ask you, is there any town
I'm the whole nation which would
lax itself 10 give IL old folks
something between 500 and 500
q MONTH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Peter Fox Brewing Company reports for
The 10 months ended April 30 a profit
Of 1913 .092 before federal income tAxss
against s75a.0T7 In the 10 months ended
April 30, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Canadian National CONFORMATION. Limited.
shows 1870 ne. income % 81, s22 2sT
equal 20 50 90 \ share against s.. sol. $50
or 81 30 share IN 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Real Demonstration

An entirely unreheaSed but
spectacular demonstration Of
Plymouth'S new safety ri
wheel was recently reported to
the factory by one OF its Den
yer dealers.
A 1871 Plymouth was stolen
from the service department and
although pursued by police, tho
thief escaped at a sizzling 80
m.p.h. Officers then opened fire
land shot both rear tires flat.
Still the thief fled six miles far
Their at Is miles an hour before
he was caught.
on inspection. the dealer re-
ported. although the rear tires
were in shreds. the bead was
still securely in place on the
safety rim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Limits Capacity

The modern corporation.
which makes Use of the savings
OF many individuals in order TO
get better tools and power
equipment to air human labor,
is the greatest wealth general
ing engine in history. The ten
dency of government, however,
10 take first call on corporate
receipts and thus to increase its
ratio WithdraWn from The total
product puts limits on the ca
pacity of the corporation to en-
rich Individual owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE Receipts. /. 00o; market. butts
ana cows steady. butcher cattle slow.
II. good To choice bearings ary fed. $40
= 10 90; fair TO good yeariings, dry fed.
ssn 10: good TO choice heavy steers, DIR,
fed 81, sou 10 30 fsair TO good hesv,l
steers, dry fed. -. 50I 8 so. good butcher
steers and heifers, $sue.50; fssir 10 good
steers and heiiefs, sSOGs common
butcher cattle. se'ons23 best cows
" a0nt: good butcher cows, sz4z 40:
cutter COWS. o.5oH5. Gamer COWS. IS
p. old rims. $3.50 down: best lKhl
butcher and heavy bologna bulls $3.50
:. 20 medium weight bologna bulls. $3.50
Us iight common bulls IS 5Ob7 So stock
bulls, 80 sous good 10 choice stockers ard
ieederS, ~ 3Om IL. common 70 faalr stock
ers and feeders 80 5ops; mixers ana
Wat cNtvts-RtctiBts 800: market
not iuliy established, prospects $ii.5O ana
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts. 900,
market not established. prospects lower
HOcS-Receipts. 500 narkr--prus-
pects lover a.set Ai4sti. available =.
Mondays oiose follows:
receipts. 500 market steady 20 Zoe
nlgher good and choice 200 10 23O lbs
- so 23o 10 $50 lhs 81 50. $50 20 900
lbs 50 80 $50 70 27o lbs go 27o 70
W 20 323 - 3So lbs 50 10: aSO 20 asn
lbs 50 rouEry ssz5Ts 50: tights 81 81
ISIS shipping pig, $3.50, good f..dins
pigs - %. stays, 81 25R SO.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. MAJ II UNs)- HoGs-Rs-
celpfs ia 600 market oe-lalr or held
overs. 1000 top. 50 50. bulk. 50 20ae4s:
heAvies, SO $50. mediums SeiOneS 50.
lish's. - soMs $50 light lights. ss75g
40: packing so~s Ss.75Hs3o: pigs,
CATTLE - Receipts. 500: market.
steady. Calves Receipts. 300: market
steady Beef steers. choice. SiiTI3:
medium. $50 II. yearilnEs. ts25Ais:
butchers. heifers s. 3oaiI25 cows. sT2s
"s - bulls 81 5o1e 50. calves SIAN:
feeder steers Ss4ii rs. uork.rs s,eers'
sHEFP Receipts 500. market steady.
lambs tio son II common san 10 So.
snfing lsmbs 80 '0Hii7s feeders Sp~
10. yesrings, 81 $50 ewes s. ,ogi 81.
PtTTsBt RGH
PlTTSRi RICH Nav p pNS cat.
TLF Receipts -. market steady. rhoir..
tii4iii 80. medium 20 good 80 sOs,in ~.
common 81 501s.75. helf.rs. medium -
good ssda common. Ss2sd7 50: cow.
medium 20 good. 50 50 II 50: cAnnsrs ara
cutters S5ns 30: bulls good 10 ehoirs
- = 20 common TO medium. IS 25r
HOGS Receipts. $50. mArk.. steady.
50 75aess 900 $50 Ii. 50 soTess. go.
200 lbs 80 tons go iO0-i30 lbs tsde:
roughs 81 5OIs 30
SHEEP Receipts 7a0. market slow h,,,
btfding lower an al grades choice iarnh.
WOO 10 ~ medium 20 good 23aa7F.
common lambs S515S0. ewes NTasn.
"e,nsr, 5n - spring lambs. Sii1i7.sn.
tALNFS Receipts $50. market slow
and NC lower good ~ choice $40 sn9f,,
medium s. so cuils and common. 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Immediately preceding
Slight Increase
In Food Index

WASHINGTON, May u. -
Wholesale commodity prices were
fractionally higher, according to
the price index compiled by the
National Fertilizer Association.
In the week ended May "a. the
index advanced 10 1868 from 1867
in the previous week. 104.l a
month ago and 972 year ago,
based on the 1858 average
as 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Aluminium SHORTAGE
Cuts Down Workers

NEW YORK, May 81 First
definite indication of effects of
priorities and shortage OF materf-
ais on employment in civilian ia
dustrieS is revealed in the bureau
of labor statistics survey OF p
plants manufacturing aluminium
products, showing decline in
workers for January and Febru-
airy OF this year. During the period.
total employment in IA plants, for
which data are available for both
months. showed a decrease from
9.022 to S,6l9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Not So Simple

The pocket-changing game.
however, is not as simple as all
that. II il were just taking
from one pocket and putting in
another. the spenders could say
that at least what they do
makes little net difference. But
there are important differences
between pockets
You see, one pocket belongs
10 the thrifty, shrewd, energetic
people. while another belongs to
careless folks who are less
steady and intelligent. Money
in one pocket means that il will
be used productivity; while in
the other pocket there is a hole!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

rectors of the
college. Skin
ner will rep
+ @ s e n { the
third district.
S k in n g r
received h is
degree as me-
Chanical en-
gineer fro m
RPI in 1920.
returning for
& r a d u alton
a ( [ er [ w o
years service
in the United
States Navy
d u in & the
first war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
National Bond and Invcstmen,

Company declared a regular quar-
terly dividend Of .25 cents on
common, payable June II TO stock
of record June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

1000 >hipNards Corporation snd sub.id.
March 81. net incom. Of 81 ssi osa
after loss on disposal OF fixed asset. ana
provision OF 81 $50 6s2 for federal excess
sTsins, $3.50 7a4 or s. os -, ss.ts .S, ~.
preceding year.
Chicago Pneumatic T"oi Company snd DO
meHic subsidiaries reports March ousrtpr
net profit 81 t70i 032. Including realized
profits on sales 20 foreign subsidiarie. and
suer excess profits taxes in an estimated
amount or $3.50. 600. equal 10 81 IS q share
on common. compared with = net profit ~
t35s,s3i or - cents on common In tho
March quarter ~ 1870
Norfolk and Western Railway r,por,.
for the four months ended April 30
net income ~ 81 739 i2i. equal after dfvi-
dend requirements on 4 per cent preferred
common. against 50 s57.Is7 or ss7a
common share Ia The first four months
OF 1870.
American Niscose Corporation reports 20,
The March quarter net profit 81 Sfal3-
1!2, equal, on a basis Of new capitalization
effective May u. 1871. 10 ~ cents share
on new common. In the first quarter ~
1870. net profit vas 50 OCT az including
Sz43 70 profit on sale Of marketable Sc
curitles equal on new capitalization 20
xi02 common share
Canadian National Corporation Limited.
Hh'Ns n lftV me- income or tftbZZ 2hF,
equal 20 50 90 share. against 81 ,5O7. ss2
or S2.ss a share in 1899
Peter Fox Brewing Company reports for
the 10 months ended April 30. a profit
of 1915, 092. before federal income tAxss
against s755.077 In the 10 months ended
April 30, 1910.
Illinois Central Railroad system shows
an April net income OF S37o O52 compared
with net loss OF $s52.3 in April. 1870.
Allied stores Corporation aud sub.Idia-
ries report for the quarter ended April 30,
q profit Of x5s7 sos after depreciation. in
teresf. etc. hut before federal income and
excess profits taxes. against st62.2ii IN
The April quarter Of the previous year.
I
Report 81 the trustees ~ the New Or
leans. Texas and Mexico Railway and sub
salaries not including Iniernationa Great
December 81 shows a ne, loss ~ t52g. fsa.
after taxes and charges against net loss
OF S2f3. $50 In 1893.
NIrgtnian Railway shows for the four
months ended April 30, net income 81
81 asa. $50 equal after dividend require
ments on 9 per cent S25 par preferred. To
SO cents common share. compared with
81. 1911. 708 or xi.7s common share IN
the first four months of 1870
Pacific Mus. according to the rrport ~
Treasurer Henry NJ. Bliss. in the quarter
ended March ~ had net earnings OF tTi0.-
SIS. after estimated reserves for federal
income taxes This ~ eausl N 81 ~ peg
share the 3es i73 shares ~ stock ous-
standing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Named Alumni Trustee

S. f. Skinner. general man.
ager- of Oldsmohile. has been
named alumni trustee of Rens-
selaer Polytechnic Institute.
Troy, N. Y. According TO the
appointment by the board of di-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
At SUFFOLK Downs
At CHARLES TOWS

Weather. clear: track. fast
First Race-April wave. sleepy. Frank
l. Cavern. Virginia Girl Pete's Gold.
Second Race--Irish oak. Kingoo. Irish
Mirth BelWnf, PattiWrack. Ivy y
Third Race Happy Hostess, Clymene.
Lady Buck, Golden Mayne. Stingaree.
solar RAY
Fourth Race Nranot DanIir, Cou-
nora Mint Kiss Emma II. Alice Dodge
Fifth Race Lena Girl, Dashing Doe.
Westly small Change. BIZ Bleiwiss.
Ishkin.
sixth Race-Angry Waters. Randle's
Queen. Justa Canter. Stubbs Top
Dress
Eighth Russell Niece, Bes,
Policy. Fredalya, Oyerplsy America
First simmer
ninth Race substitute --- Declared on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Stocks Develop
Steadier Tone.
In Early Deals
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK. May 27.-Ths'
stock market developed a steadier
tone in forenoon dealings today,
but the volume OF trading con-
tinued 10 hold around the low
levels of recent sessions.
Steels were typical of the gen.
eral market. Bethlehem and
Youngstown Sheet and Tube gave
up fractions, but United States
Steel. Republic and Crucible held
at last nights closing prices.
Chrysler eased as General Mo-
tors held its ground. In the cop
pers. American Smelling and
Phelps-Dodge were behind minus
signs, while Anaconda and Kenne-
colt chalked up modest gains.
Aviations, along with some oils
and rubbers. gained ground. Rails,
utilities and electrical equipments
were mixed.
Chemicals were led downward
by Allied. which fell almost z
points at one time. Union Carbide
lost half as much. United States
Gypsum dropped more than
point in the building division.
International News service Wir~
CHICAGO, May q. - Wheat
opened sc TO &C lower today.
corn sc 10 NC off, and oats nc
up.
WHEAT = July 96Ss n 96T2cy
September. 98a9Shci December,
$3.50.
-G0RN-Juiy, "a 4 n 74Ac: Seps
TENDER. 75A n 75Ac; December,
76asc.
OATS New. September. 35%c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
New Regional Head

A. y. InniS has been named
regional manager for Kansas
City by Joseph r. Bayne, Ply
mouth general sales manager.
lnnis joined Plymouth in 1928
and was with Dodge and
Chrysler from 1892 10 1886. He
returned in 1886 as Plymouth's
special representative in New
York. In 1910 he was selected
for the executive staff as east
ern sales supervisor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Katy 10 Pay Interest
On lis Prior Liens

NEW YORK. May 27--The Mis-
sour -Kansas-TeNas Railroad vii
pay interest July ] due on It's prior
lien as and SIS. 1862 and a. :.
1878. Matthew :. Sloan. chairman
md president. states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
AT LINcnLN KIEIns

weather. clear; track. -fasi
First Race-Nsster Time. Cetsbout,
Rahy Therese. Band o. Silver. SaX0n's
Pride. Panic Relief. Tiger Teddy
Secpnd Race Lorraine Reid. Insco-
CERT. Lady lnhnity. Quick Tool, Bolo
Whisk. GeanWav
Third Race-The Trout Dinner Horn
Dust on, Honored Miss. Bargain Hunter.
Nlrsrin
Fourth Race-zig Zsg. wawheld.
Bright Bell
Finn Race Dorothy Rock. Donna
gina
seventh Race Farlisna
Eighth Race Bel'rinEer Lady Federal,
Bundle Treacy. PETER, Alspur Port o.
Call. Manatelia
Ninth Race tsubsitute) - Declared on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Dividends

Roeser & Pendleton,-In corpo-
rated, declared regular quarterly
dividend of 25 cents on common,
payable July l to stock of record
June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
KIineIer to Speak

II. J. Klingler, general man.
ager of Pontiac, will deliver the
commencement address 10 the
graduating class of Pontiac
High School in the school audi
forum on Wednesday. June a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
u. ). Visible Wheat
Supply Shows Gain

NEW YORK. May 27-Visible
supply of wheat In the United
States increased 1,949,000 bushels
in the week ended May "a, accord
ing TO figures compiled by the
Chicago Board OF Trade. Corn de-
creased 1.127.000: oats increased
20S.000: rye increased 264, 900:
barley 125,000 and soy beans in
creased f32. 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Scratches
International News Service Wire
ar HFy MONT PARK

At BELMONT PARK
Weather clear; track, fast.
second Race--Dr. Sticks
Fourth RAce-AnnibAl. Dolly's Love.
FIRM Race--Show House. Liberty Cap.
Eighth Race Time Beater
At SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather. clear track fast
First Race-Victory March Dinah
Desmond. Powers Gouraud. sun Higb
Second Rsce-Tllie l., sunareve. see
All
Third Race-Chsnte Maker, Bright
News. Double Tough. sunabell
FiOh Race Mill Tower.
giNth Race-Sir Elmer
seventh Race-Stsble
Eighth SaNonian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

National Supply Company de-
clared dividends of Sl.50 on 6 per
cent prior preferred and $137l2
on 5l2 per cent prior preferred,
both payable June 80 TO stock of
record june f6. The Saa4e- amounts
were paid March 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Detroit Poultry

MARKET steady na quotations available
ZOOS Market easy current receipts.
Al &C.. undergradtE z0420aC. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
At BFILAH PARK

weather, clear, TRACK. faN
Second Race Turnout Mental Type.
Cream Cheese Sky Lad
Fourth Race -Roxie Bane Try Fiight.
Peaute Achieve. Moho. Communique.
Randy r.
sixth Race Hadatel. scio;o River
seventh Race Bequest. Billy servant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Brazilian Traction Light and

Brazilian Traction Light and
Power Company. Limited, de.
clared a regular quarterly divi.
dend of S1.50 on preferred. pay
able July 2 to stock of record
June ID
Reynolds Metals Company de-
clarcd regular quarterly divi-
dend OF S1.37ia on preferred.
payable July | to stock of record
June 20.
Mengel Company declared n
dividend of SIPS on ) per cent
first preferred. payable June 30
TO stock of record June l6.
Consolidated Edison Company
of New York declared regular
quarterly dividend of SIPS on SIS
cumulative preferred, payable Au-
gust | 10 stock of record June II
Pneumatic Scale Corporation.
Limited. declared "A dividend Of 30
cents on common. payable June 2
TO stock Of record May 10. The
previous payment on November
% 1910, was the same.
Foster Wheeler Corporation de-
clafed dividend of ST. rs on pre-.
fcrred,e payable July 10 stock OF
record June ls..s--7s,,;ssF issue IS in
arrears.
National Bond and Investment
Company declared a regular quar-
terly dividend OF .25 cents on
common. payable June II TO stock
Of record June 10.
Harvey Hubbcll. Incorporated,
declared a regular quarterly divi-
dcnd of 40 cents payable June 20
10 stock of record June, 10
Canadian Car and Foundry Co..
Limited. declared a dividend Of Al
cents on Z per cent cumulative
preferred S25 par. payable July
10 10 stock of record June 81 A
similar amount was paid April 10.
r. r.. Myers and Brother Conn
pany declared a dividend Of Is
cents payable June Is 10 stock
Of record June Is 4 like amount
was paid in March.
South Penn OIL Company de-
clarcd regularly quarterly divi-
dend of 37i2 cents. payable June
u 10 stock OF record June /.
McGrawHill Publishing Com
pany declared a dividend of Is
cents on common payable July
10 stock OF record June 10 The
same amount was paid April |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonfsrrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit: Spot. 90 per cent
tin. nominal: New York. 50 rs future tin
5l.s5; lake grade copper. delivered Midwest
-: electrolytic spot smelter. I2a12 50 ;
St Louis zinc. 725: New York anthony
IL; virgin aluminium, IL.
Tin moderate; all others fairly active
Export copper. IL. resale. nominal. II so
Free sterling exchange. si.03li u4.03A.
NEW YORK. May 26.-Consumer ne
msnd for lead showed no abatement today
with inquiry remaining larger than tom
nages available.
on SOC. 900 pounds OF lead and will open
bids for an additional 200. 900 pounds to-
morrow. Meanwhile. price II holding hrm
At the suggested pegged level Of SIS to
5 20 cents pound delivered New York,
and $40 cents 81 Louis
In copper dealings. principal primary
producers continued TO adhere 10 strict
ALLEGATION Of domestic production at IL
cents a pound. delivered Connecticut Valley
base and limited tonnage OF custom smell
ter metal was reported sold nj their maxi
mum price OF i2is cents pound.
woiworth company and all subsidiaries
report for the quarter ended March 81. a
net profit Of Sf27. 775 after depreciation,
interest normal federal income taxes and
provision OF SIPS. 900 for federal excess
profits tax. etc. equal, after dividend re-
ouirements on al .si2 shares of per cent
preferred stock. TO 81 cents share on
I 35s. 052 shares Of common. This com.
pares with $50 SIS or cents . common
share on 3s7 .s32 shares IN the March
quarter ~ 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
AT DETROIT

Weather. clear. track fast.
Third Race-Coast TO Coast
sixth Race -GerneauN
seventh Race -Helsinki