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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Nash-Ke|vinator
Nets $1,000, 5S9
|InIAreeMonths

Nash Kelvinator Corporation
reports for the June quarter. a
net profit of S2,6O6, $50 after ST.
$4,000 provision for normal fed
eral income and excess profits
taxes, or 81 cents a share.
This compares with a net profit
of $9Ol, 939 or II cents a share in
the like period last year, and ST.
040.527 or "a cents a'share in the
March quarter of 1871. Tax re-
serve has been established at rates
now in effect. as company's fiscal
year ends September 80.
For the nine months ended
June 30, net profit has S3,734, 24c
or 81 cents a share after 5000
600 tax reserve, against a net
profit of Sl,307, 1913 or 80 cents a
share in the 1910 period, when tax
reserve was S25l.000
While the first deliveries on
government contracts began in
April this year. profits for the
June quarter are essentially re-
Election of substantial increases
in automobile and refrigeration
sales for the period. Defense pro-
duction so far has had little effect
on financial results. Negotiations
for further defense work are in
progress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Building Awards Brokers Loans
Continue Hiqh Off 30 Millions

NEW YORK. july -. Heavy
construction continues at peak
levels. and volume IN the week
ended July IT crossed the 500
100000 mark for the third success
sive week.
Awards m the latest week
amounted 10 sos. ST .OOO. -enm-
pared with S2O6 .765 600 m the pre-
~cding week land s52,3so 600 in tho
1910 period. according TO Engineer
ing News Record
The weeks volume brings 1911
awards 20 S3.626,972 900, an in-
crease Of 100 per cent over last
year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu baskets Trans
parents, l. 5. No. I, % in min. few. 81
Du crates, TransparentS and Duchess, gen
orally good quality medium size. IS Use
Delaware bu baskets Williams PED u :
No /, 2L,-in min, 81 l0Hl25. West ~vir.
GINA bu baskets. Duchess. y. s No. /
"a in up. 81: Transparents. U. S. No. /
y IN min. 75c
CANTALoUPEsL Salmon Meats, Ar
IONA. Phoenix district, Jumbo as 81 p
a 50; jumbo 3es. S2.5og2.65, few 81 a
CAULIFLowER-w ashtnston pom,
crates i2s and larger S2u21O
HONEYDEWS---C alifornia std crates es
81 80 LOS; l2s, 81 5ONis5; Arizona
Jumbo crates. S.. 81 80. standard crates
IS h.50gl.s5, standard crates, l2s
CELERY Michigan fats. 75c; punches
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberl
type. California Salinas 5 doz. S545.5r
4 doz, 50 %. dOz, 50 25u } so, Wat.
sonyille, doz, $3.50.
PEACHES-Georgia bu baskets. IL
berths, u S. No l. Pin min. l.75H2.I5;
ain IN min, oopl 20; ain man. 81, 90
J. Pin min. 90c 81: Hbeys. 4 S No l.
] in min. 81 soc; 2-in min. s. 70 Use
South Carolina bu baskets, Hneys. u. .ir
and 2-in min 81 % 0 H. so, I p, in min. 81
Hale Ravens and south Havens showins
heavy decay % q soc. Indiana truck 70
ceipts, Jubilees. T.. s. No. ], 2-ln min
81 So
PEARS California boxes. 81 IS
POTATOES E. lOO-Ib sacks California
Long Whites. washed, L s. No. l. S24s
~ 80; L. : Commercial 81 go n 2 rs
Idaho and oregon Tuumphs a. s. No. 1
washed, 81 7512. Virginia Cobblers. L. s
No ]. unwashed. Sl25ul.50: Nebrasks
Irumphs L. $. No. l. washed. 81 sou
?. Cobblers. u. s. No. l. washed, 81 500
60, Missouri and Kansas C9bblers. fair
10 generally good quality. washed. $40
al 30. uuwashed, Slui25 Washington
Long White, u. 8 No ]. washed, 81 Is
TOMATOES 80 Repacked Tugs. $1,000
! 10. 1O-lb cartons, 7Od75c: Ohio dollhouse
S-ih baskets. medium size 7j0 Soc; small
size, soc. originals. lugs. green, ripe and
turning. wrapped, 6x6 ana larger. Califor.
nia, u. 4. No. 1, 81 90: Tennessee u $
No. z. 9Oc nSi Missouri, I2-qt climax
baskets. 81 10. Michigan 12-qt climax has
kets. 81. i0Hi25; fair quality, 7Oas5c
REMLoNS-CSeorgia and Souir
Carolina, per melon. Cuban Queens, q
lns. zoe. 26-2s los. 3O137Hc 30 lbs, sOc
Thurmond Grsys. ~ lbs. 81 ff42iSe. Can.
nohhalls 20 lbs 30 u 35c: Tom WatSons
20 lbs 30c $3.50 lbs. showing some spots
- y 35c Missouri Cuban Queens 20 lbs
J5c; 30 lbs. $50 37Ac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Sensitive TO Stockholders Viewpoint

Modern management s.lkcVec exceedingly sensitive to The
viewpoint Of intelligent stockholders.
Lterae stockholders carefully read and in
companies forwarded 10 the top management II they
especially influential II
they independent sources indicating
trend of thinking.
Sometimes corporate poc> changed the basis Of
communications large national food con-
cereal line The hcheSt OF stockholders
stockholders the OF veto also food distributor
balloon the effect that considering add
Ing public offerings This brought flock
protesting letters stockholders including institutional in
held endowment funds and
a result this project abandoned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Watch Financing Control

Blanchard revealed that the
dealer meetings in various key
cities had reused the y. A. ID.
a. members 10 fighting pitch TO
protect their business. He said
that any regulation decided on
-hy- the government would have
TO be practical and constructive.
One of the things which the
n A. d. "A is watching closely
Il the plan 10 tighten the terms
or fnStatment Selling 10 dis
courage consumer purchases.
The association fears that once
the government steps into the
control Of inStalment selling. it
will be reluctant 10 relinquiSh
this control after the emergency.
Another side of this picture
Is that many reforms which
even dealers have admitted are
necessary in financing field. may
be brought about by government
control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Now We Are Experimenting Again

Now experimenting with price fixing various
One form of Is the parity plan OF price peggng. This
seeks merely 10 keep constant relation
another the attempt cotton and wheat at 80
industrial which they 1909
1914 1t would fix relation another
regardless of changing conditions.
Another form OF prceng the naming of maximum prices
the socaled ceiling II allow
the ceiling practice however usually
the ceiling price is the one that prevails
II the New Dealers scientific they would learned
from experience fixing railway tried
Then found minimum
also. Finally the regulators had the be
charged and addition regulate the kind Of covered by
the TatP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Auto
NADIA Joins Auto
Makers Fight on
SO Pet. Reductions
BY SILER FREEMAN

While the auto manufacturers
are in the front line trenches of
the fight against sudden curtail-
ment of the industry by 50 per
cent, right behind them is a
powerful ally who is backing
their efforts with all the re-
sources at its command.
This is the National Automo-
bile Dealers Association, with
headquarters here, of which
Walter +. Blanchard is man.
ager. The N. A. d. A. represents
$4,000 dealers in the United
States, with millions of dollars
invested IN the automobile bust
ness.
Besides the millions invested,
the dealers employ nearly 400,-
600 persons whose jobs and
purchasing power are at stake
in the struggle TO keep autos
coming off the production lines
until defense can absorb the
bulk of the workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Used Cars Get Scarce

"The dealers recognize the
necessity of the arms program"
said Blanchard y and expect In
stand their share of the hard
ships involved. But so per
cent cut would work too drastic
hardships."
As a corrallary Of the new car
reduction, Blanchard saw a
scarcity OF used cars for the
coming season.
The source OF used cars for
dealers to sell Is the trade ins
on new cars" he said eff they
have no new cars to sell, they
will soon have no used ones. The
inventories OF used ears are very
low, I'm some cases 80 TO go
DAYS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Superior Materials

Truck, bus and automobile
purchasers have nothing TO fear
from substitute or alternate ma
terialS introduced TO conserve
materials for defense produc-
ton. according 10 Walter s.
Rockwell president Of the
Timken-Detroit Axle Company.
Motor vehicle builders have
too much at stake tn use any
new material that has not
proved as good or better than
materials formerly used" Rock.
well said. THE sO-called substi-
tutes I'm many instances are
proving superior 10 materials
formerly considered essential.
The present-day necessity for
conserving vital defense ma
terials will, i'm all probability.
bring about engineering ad-
Nances In the next year or two
that would, under ordinary con-
tons, require much longer"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
.Bendix Aviation Earns
.S1.71S Share inQuarter

CHICAGO, July -. - Bendix
Aviation Corporation and domestic
subsidiaries report for the quarter
ended June 30 a net profit of
S3,6O3,033 after provision of 49,
O42 ,324 for federal income tax and
S3,93S,O73 for estimated excess
profits tax liability under the 1910
law. The above net is equal 10
Sill a share on 2,l05,0l3 shares
of stock.
ms compares with a net profit
of S2,36l,o 39 or Sl.l3 share on
2O97663 shares in the June quar-
ter OF 1910. and S3.069.54l or
Sl.46 share for the quarter ended
March 81, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Stock List
Uneven i'm
Dull Trade
international news service Wire

NEW YORK, July 25.-The In
|creasing crisis in the Far East
today restricted trading and prio,>
movements on the stock exchang.
Minor advances were general in
early trading but price movement,
quoted down as the session pro-
Igressed. leaving quotations mixed
Many key issues held around
last nights closing quotations. In.
cluded were United States Steel
General Motors, Kennecott, Penn.
Isylvania Railroad. international
Nickel, General Electric, Consoli.
dated Edison and American Tele.
phone.
Modest gains were chalked up
by Chrysler. New York Central
STANDARD Oil of New Jersey. Lock.
heed and Allied Chemical.
Sugars were among the strong
est issues on the board. with
American Sugar and Fajardo each
up almost a point.
CHICAGO. July 25--Q NS)-
Wheat opened unchanged To SIC
higher today, corn and oats Il 10
l4c up.
WHEAT - September. S106h
@1.06h; December, S1.084 "a
l.0812; May Sl.10G110h.
CORN 49, September, 759sA
I 70 &c; December, 78kc; May, Bic.
OATS-New; September, 37ssc;
December, 391zc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Farmers Market

M i 5Gs Sae,ssS, 30 J. 9se 81 sa
80. 81 % ~ 80. No 2. 5c,fSi steele
hed IAncy 81 - bu- No. l. Xf2aNl so,
10 I5c. TranspaTents fancy. Si23 No.
II, soc 81 bu No 2 SOC
ASPARAGUs-N / Boa 5e don hchs
No 2 40 soc
BEANS Green, fancy. 81 5oa3; No. !.
~ - ~. wax fancy. S2H2 80. No !,
- = - horsebeans. No. l. 81 80 q
! - Roman, 10. 81 25g2.sO bu
BETS -No l. 30 a 4oe don. bchs'. 30 o
lT5c bu
BLAcKBERRIEs No. !. 50 sogu
| BROCCOLI No !. 81 901250
al 50
CARROTS Fancy. 500 do1 behs. M
I 900 zoe. slgl IS bu No ? soc don
cAULIFLowER No. !. u0Ico bu..
cELERY Fancy. asa ,oc dor beh.
No =. !. 30. 29y zoe 30 ., y. z l9qI$e
cEL irRy roof NJ 20 = - bu
CHERRIES Sweet fancy. 81 - quart
crate No tJaS.5o; sour, fancy. 81 Is
cGcuMsERs~ /. uO02 su No.
cURRANTs - No. / s3a3 50 24.qasrt
crate
nILL-,t 90 z SOC DOZEN punches
/ EGG PLANT No v. 81 Is hall ia
EGGS Large $40 25tti0 rs 30.do1en
case small ~ 25es7s
doosEBERRIEs-No. /, S2a2.5o 2i-q,
ICrate
HEAD LETTUCE-Fa Fancy. sr2S bu No.
/ HUCKLEBERRIEs- No J. S575a625
I24-qt crate 80. ?. SsH525
KOHL RAB1-No ESQ 4oe dor bchs
/ LEXIS No / T5c y 81 doz bchs.
! oKRA No /. 81 50 s.Ib. taske,
! ONIONS Green No l. % q5Oc doy
hchs dry onions fancy 81 IS No. /
goo = 81 10 so-lb sack No. ? 75e.
/ PARSLEY 40fI soc daz bchs
! PARSLEY ROOT No. J. 45u55c bu
PEARS No. J. Sl.75n 400 80. ,. SI25
PEAS No / 81 25--r % Du-- N 2 81
basket hot, 80. /, 500 soc. No. 2, a5c-
| F3tAS No. 7 81 81.
PoTAToEs-New. fancy. si.25 nu No.
e. Csc Isl 10 bu No ? soc hu
POULTRY Hens i've heavy breeds. 20
s S52S p p ,.s sF r. bdSn. ro lie
-EADIsHESz=Red- NJ L. zLanc do
echs. No 2 25c. Tong white, No. !. 20 Q
soc don hchs
RAsPBERRIEs- Black. fancy. 80 as
30 f l. si75@s 25 NO % a 81 si2s ,'H'' 70
RHuBARB-Ne /. 25af DC cor hchs,
RUTABAGAs-No !, 500 7jc bu
SQUASH summer. No ]. 400 SOC :
50 u bu: Italian. fancy 81 peck
baskets. No / 65as soc. No 2 soc
! SWEET CORN Fancy. sOc0sl 3-doz
sack No. l. 80 sac No. 2. % = 4Oc.
TOMATOES Outdoor No. J, Si.50a
H. Is 14-lb basket. No 2, Sidl25 not.
house. fancy. 81 25g2 SO. No. /. ,I7sg2.
mo ?. 81 30
TuRNiPs No. /. 4oc SOC don och,
ls5 " s5c bu
VEGETABLE GREENS Romame. 4oa
SOC bu escarole. No I 40 q soc bu en-
dive, fancy $50 bu No. l. Sidi25 No
u. Use. sorrel - p SOC bu. Swiss chsrd
81 aDc bu; ksie. 40 n soc hu.. mustard.
No ! 30 n soc bu. turnips, No I. 40ft SOC
bu spinach. No l. eOc 81 bu; No 2
81 Is hu leaf lettuce No l. IS 4 soc bu. :
cOllards, No l. 35n50c bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERS-Eo. / s0cg
81 doz. behs.
CHICAGO July GNs)4 BUTTER
Receipts rs 651 tubs market steady; ex-
tras ~ score. 81 standards % score,
cars. 33 e.. extra hrsts 81 score. 1914 e
frsts IS 80 score. 81 F. - 32e. specials.
gJ score. 3iitc
EGGS Receipts. 1879 cases; market
steady, &c up. current receipts. 2siac
fresh extra hrsts 20 q27e. fresh frsts.
20 q 26 c; dirtes. 23A.c' checks. 22Nc.
CHEESE Twins. 2lis ~ 22e; daisies
prints aud longhorns 22n22ke
LIVE POULTRY-Mark steady NC
UP; turkeys, i21 1gc: hens 16n21iac; log
horn hens. 1OUlSSc; sprinEers. 1871 ~
22c; broilers. TIA Zoe: BOOSTERS. 1914 dife;
ducks. 90 5iac: geese sT i3c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Bonus Keeps Management Cost Flexible

help illustrate the growing power OF stock
holders their influence felt In the matter OF the bonus
Where
principle
straight salary merely the
charge instead Of letting flexible
rising good years and declining slack years.
BY token companies exceedingly
sensitive from polcyhoders For example
company owned hotel. which had be-
The complaining
facing tape could nowhere Finally substantial policy
holder top management complain the
satisfactory handling of important asset OF this company AS
a remedial action SLeciCd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
There Are Two Kinds Of Price CEILINGS

There two kinds of ceilings general and 'Selecve'
Baruch plan including
products and Of date In would
be simpler than selecting Roosevelt having
Henderson do. But would full
reached although prices eguary long before that More
full reached by different industries different
times and We do want TO limit industries the
full capacity
particular ceilings" being a Selected
articles proving futile and product
material for another Prices that fixed and
the cost Of living that and increase the of
producing the articles which have Substitute
iol tho price hXer
experience with pcccmcal prce-GXng
already Is
VIII have speed all forms Of cotton and goods and take
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

WASHINGTON. July 25.-Loans
10 brokers and dealers in the week
ended July % totaled S333. 600. 600
"a decrease Of 100000 from the
previous week. but an increase OF
S45 100000 over the like week a
year ago.
Other loans for purpose of pur-
chasing OF carrying securities
amounted 10 $4,000. 900. de
crease Of S3.OOO.0CO from the pge-
NiOQJ week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Difference Between Fixing and Control

In the beginning Of such analysis should first the
difference between pricexng and control Pricexng
naming the price which be paid for particular
commodities Either ngly groups price control
regulate the general price level by keeping
average of prices stable, or lowering IT.
Between 1888 1887 much talk price control
the 1926 level being often goal.
The proposed for price control is the
manipulation of credit At first the New Dealers tried
control prices by their gold and silver buying policies Then
under the Ecces influence they tried bank credopen market
operations and changing All these devices
equally futile by unScentic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

Baldwin Locomotive Works and subsidi-
AIRY companies, including hidvals Company,
report for the II months ended June 30
consolidated net profit OF 81, fse. 344. after
charges provision for taxes including So
i39 900 for excess profits tar under the
Second Revenue Act of 1870 and $3.50. 900
allowance for increases In normal and er-
cess profits taxes under the new Revenue
Act for 1eii and deduction Of minority
interest of the Midvsls Company. The
above net rs equal, after provision Of $780,
24e for preferred dividends TO 1925
share on LOIS, 722 shares 81 common. and
compares with 81. T3f 344. or 81. IS share
on 1 .02S. 33s common shares In the IL
month"; ended June 3D 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
COP Calls lax Bill
New Deal Spending

WASHINGTON. July IS. -
CINS) - Republican members OF
the House ways and means com.
mittee today disclosed that they
will file a minority report on the
new $3,500,000,00o tax bill which
will be sharply critical of New
Deal spending"
The powerful COP bloc report
will warn that il is "juSt a starter
on the burdens which will be
placed on the American people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Metal Markets

New York ana wholesale nOnferrous
metal duotafions supplied by Federated
Metals Division Detroit; Spot 90 per cent
TN. nominal. New York 50 90 future tin.
SO Is. lake grade copper delivered Mid
west ~. electrolytfc spot. smelter. i2T
- 30: casting copper ~ 25 ST. Louis lead
$40; ~ Louis zinc 72S New YORK.
antimonv. IA virgin aluminium. ".
Tn fairly active. sales Of all metals
limited by supplies available. Export cop
Per u; resale, nominal IL so
rr>e sssriinF sxehsrse. -. 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Criticize Big Bonuses for Executives

Likewise the Of management behavior, modern
been learn what II anything rubs out
side small stockholders the
In national corporations such tests indicated tat
while outside stockholders accepted the principle OF adequate
Accordingly companies the highest executive
voluntarily declined participation the
fund and another the higher executives
directors cnquShed their right participate
present the nonmanagement directors
discussing revising the straight salary schedules of these
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
MOP TO Buy Equipment

ST LOUIS, July Orders are
to be placed Immediately by the
Missouri Pacific lines for 2.S5O new
freight cars. the purchase of which
has been authorized by court nj an
approximate cost OF $4,000 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Successful Management
Lends Ear TO Public
Rukeyser
BY MERRILE STANLEY RUKEYsER

Modern corporate executives becoming increasingly
fact successful management embraces public
relations engineering and accurate accounting
perhaps shock aSdoen of political and
theoretical criticism The 1ofauoh IN orde 10 develop
the attitude.
course merely Of degree and should not
he exaggerated Commodore NanderbtS meaning was doubtless
twisted public damned quotation attributed 10
him Practical always Sensed that their self
hinged pleasing customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Bower Roller BEARING
Pays 75( Dividend

Bower Roller Bearing Company
has declared dividend of Is cents.
payable September 20 TO stock OF
record September 9. A like amount
was paid June 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
IL Offers Analysis of Various
HdnGv Kinds of Price-Fixing
BY LEWIS fftSff
sOr of Economics, New York University


Just there the savings which
is much talked aboutand little there
different ideas pTce-xng At present the fixing
in another evidence than saving and
analysis of the kinds purposes of prcexing should
therefore be of especial interest everybody.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Detroit Poultry

Market rra-- Hens average run. 2ic'
.sEr1fl hens Joe and up iTC cocks
ie ice fp,E spf.rrra. under rs, 2ic,
l1s arr lp 2.r leEhc-n nroiers, / \.
To- and up. lQr
ENtis Nsrssf hFrr Current rscsi p,s
a &C., undsrgradss. 20G2z &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Livestock Markets


CHICAGO JuIy % UNY HOGS
Receipts : 00o. market. i0c lower h9.dover.
600 top 81 60. bulk SI1u1l 80. heavies
$40 75Wli - mediums siIqii a.: Nights
$40 500 II 81 bght lights $40 SOll1i
10 %
CATTLE Receipts 2 600: marke, steady
calves 700 steady Beef steers. rhutrp
sl2ni3. medium - 5Ofi2. yeariings >.
Is 20 Butchers. hetfers S. 50Fi y So
COWS, 81 5ons, bulls. SSnl0. calves $50
~ so; feeders. $50 liz Stockers. steers
81 " ~ cows and heifers IS Saff 10 rs
SHEEP Receipts . 0o0 market steady
lambs. Sii 500 ~ common SfOrII 80
ysarlings s. 5Oue15, ewes $1,000
feeders, 50 so 1850
PITI>BJRGH
PiTTsBt RGH July % tINsD -
CATTLE Receipts. IS steady steers
choice. 81 son u medium ~ good So =
IL common. IS j0f 10 so he.fsrs me
dunn 10 good. $3.50 s2A. common 81
-. COWS. medium TO good s. 1917 IS
- choice taIs75. common 10 medium
~ 5Ods2i
HOGS Rscei b.. 100. slow 2sc louer
l6n5is1 los, ST. 151 ~ $50 220 Pos 81,
p ~ 70 2zo 250 ibs ST. 75112iO. $50
2fo he fii23uii 10, tu0-i5O lbs $40 3.
y ~ 20 r0uEns 81 q re -.
SHFtp Receipts 300 slow ehoirl
lambs Ntnil.50 MEDIUM 60 good 50 u
~ 60. common lambs. 81 sous b.. ewes
s. - wethers 50 Sd p $50.
CALNFS Receipts roo steady. good
choice St3g i3 So. msdium SO 5OuIl So
culs and common, 81 50QS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
American and Foreign Power

Company declared dividends OF 80
cents on SO preferred and 35 cents
on 81 preferred, both payable Sep
tember ID 10 stock of record Au-
gust % Similar amounts were
paid In previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

Irwin, educational director
Of the Massachusetts Mutual
Life, stopped off here after
conducting clinics in 10 east
ern and middlewest agencies.
lie is a former Detroiter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Rongard & Co
Windsor. Prices IN cents. IL a. m. prices
MINING
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Record Pro-Am LIST
For Grosner Golf
AT Manor Likely
Nine Pairs Now on File
For Event; Public Links
Meet Has Big Entry

Nine professional-amateur combi-
nations have entered the Grosner
match play golf tourney to start at
Manor September Is. Al Treder,
Manor Country Club pro who is TAX
ing entries and will make the quail
f1cation pairings, said he expects to
double last years entry of % pairs.
Joe Kirkwood, jr., Philadelphia
pro and son of the famed trick shot
manipulation, and Otto F. Greiner
of Baltimore, last years winner,
head the list of men already en-
tered.
Other entries. with the profess
sional first, are: Rut Coffey, Hagers-
town. Md. Middle Atlantic P. G.. A.
Champion and Erford Barnes, Roll
ing Road; Erie Ball and Walter
Cushman, Pennington Country
Club, Charlottesville. Va; Eddie
Morgan and w. H. Hawley, Front
Royal, Va; Andy Gibson, Bonnie
View, and Spencer OVerton, Rolling
Road; Al Houghton, Beaver Dam,
and Charley Malone, Indian Spring;
Lewis Worsham, jr., Burning Tree,
and Ralph Bogart. Chevy Chase;
George Diffenbaugh and Maury
Fitzgerald, Kenwood; Al Treder and
Harry G.. Pitt, Manor.
Pairings for the medal round will
be announced late next week.
The Grosner affair will run over
the three days on which the Dis
trict public links championship also
is scheduled. Tommy Doerer, jr,
East Potomac Park manager and
U. S. G. A. public links committee
man. has more than so entries for
the municipal championship sched-
uled to start September Is. with the
final round scheduled September IT,
Eight men will qualify Septem-
Der Is at East Potomac Park while
four each will qualify from Rock
Greek and Anacostia Parks, forming
a flight of 16 to start match play
the next day. Leroy Smith. Labor
Department employe, won the title
last year.