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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
WestfaII Thunders Through for rs ards

Wolverines threw haymaker Northwestern the very
they ball II Westfal laundering through
tackle for 25 yards And he going all
the way
That was the tipof Northwestern that the fight
Michigan drove all the way touchdown. Westfall
and Tppy Lockard following the great blocker
George Cethaml and the charge Of the Michigan line.
They moved II yards without losing the ball More than
A they had to before the scoeboard showed
wen points
wesfalls first from the I-yard line master
piece power and Bullet Bob made
greater
But it called back And then Michigan showed the
kind of team it is. official complaining
No one slammed down headgear in disgust
Michigan simply into hudde and Ceithaml called the
pass play that found Kuzma tossing to Fraumann.
or all the things that happened in the thrilling ball game
CONTINUED Page l6)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Ios(o Menace
To ChrysIer

TeSco proved that it Will be the
real threat 10 Chryser's supremacy
in National Soccer League play by
holding a 80 victory over the
strong German-United club today.
In last weeks contest with
Chrysler. IoSco outplayed the auto
men but couldn't score. The Ger
mans were less fortunate yester-
day at Atkinson Field, for Iosco
not only used soccer finesse TO
outplay them, but they also took
advantage OF scoring opportuni-
ties.
Andy McNichol opened the scor-
ing in the first half by booting a
high hard angle shot from 30 yards
out over Zimmerman's oustretched
hands. Charley VeScoso set UP the
opportunity by bringing tho ball
down the field and then passing
TO McNichol
Dick Glib accounted for the
first goal of the last half when
he took a pass from McNichol 10
feet TO the right of the goal and
quick-kicked the ball into the
corner. Little Alex Murphy gar
nered the most spectacular score
when he went through the entire
German defense 10 count on a
hard shot in the left hand corner.
In the second game ThistleS for
feited 20 ChrySler when they
could only field nine men.
In the Michigan Amateur
League, BavarianS continued 10
lead the league by trouncing the
Rangers. 60, al jayne Field. Emil
Joseph and Herb Newman each
garnered two points in this con-
test
Otto ArticO's goal late in the
second half gave NenetianS a 3D.
victory over Workers at North
western Field. Tn other games.
DetroiterS dowed Thistle s. ID
and German r and ST. Clair
played 10 ScorelcsS tic.
Gen. Hugh :. Johnson,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Additional Sports
On Page 20

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct. 20.-Two
motorcycle racing champions were
dead today, and four other racers
were injured in a siX-cycle pileup
during the 200-mil6 National
championship race at the Oakland
Speedway
Killed were Tommy Hayes. 81
of Dallas. Tex. Texas state cham
pion. and June Mccall Jr.. %. of
Charlotte. y c.. holder of several
championships in the Southeast.
James Kelly rs of Downey
Cal. and Benny Campanale. a.
OF San Francisco, were severely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Bo9! : !! q
II BY BOZ m4.q4uy
Mnnesota-Michiean Game Next Week VIII Be
the Game OF The Football Year
PAGE IS

CHICAGO Oct. 20-Once again, has happened many
times in their glorious Michigan and Minnesota duel
TO football death.
Both undeeated united. Both ranked today
with the top four teams in the nation
tYou may have your pick between Duke, Texas, Navy
Ohio State Note Dame and Fodham for the other spots
But the of the including the Rose Bowl Sugar
Bowl and Dust Bowl will take place in big stadium Ann
Arbor this Saturday Storm warnings posted and entire
football nation turns all attention TO this meeting
Have fear that Minnesota hasn't been sufficiently warned
by this that they collide with of the hard
eshng hardestbocng and hardestghng outfits roaming
The grid plains
You have love this Michigan Of 1871 for the way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
NN"'tH'IuOu OF Hst IUT
Craig Wood Wins
$1,000 Wichita Omen

WICHITA. Kan. Oct. 90
INS)-Craig Wood. National
Open champion from Mamaroneck.
n. Y, won the fourth annual So
900 Wichita Open Golf tourna-
ment.
Wood came in with a 2S4 for
the 72-hole grind. Tied for second
were Edmund WySowski Of Ke-
vance. III, Johnny Revolta of
Evanston, H.. and Henry Picard
OF Oklahoma CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Not Only Lions
But Other Clubs
Aren' t in II
Chicaeoans Prove
Themselves Best
Of Modern Teams
BY BOB MURPHY

CHICAGO. Oct. 20 Where do
We go from here. professional foot
ball?
When team or an individual
in professional sports becomes SO
ahead of the compete
tive field as to assure no con-
test" any time a match or a game
is made-well. that surely is when
Mr.. and Mrs. John Public have
right TO wonder about the future.
The Chicago Bears, mquestion-
ably the greatest football team OF
modern times, has assumed this
role in the National Professional
Football League.
A Singer midget would have
more chance against Joe Louis
than Detroit'S Lions had against
the bone-crushing power of the
Bears yesterday at Wrigley Field.
COULD HAVE BEEN 900
The Bears won, az to o. Had
George Halas cared to give his
the green light, the final
result quite easily would have.
made the Shambles much more
inbearable-perhaps the score
could have been at least 90 TO 0.
The Liens reminded one of a
timid kid thrown into a cage with
q playful gorilla. Once in the last
they had the ball on the
4-yard line End were tossed around
like a rowboat in tropical storm.
They had no more chance to score
than Hitler has of winning this
years Nobel Peace Prize.
What is true of the Lions is
true of other clubs in the league.
The Bears simply have everything,
including an, amazing team spirit
for an outfit that wins so easily
and so conclusively each time out.
USED TO BE A CLASSIC
There was a time when a meet
ing between the Bears and Lions
was anxiously awaited for weeks.
Some Of the great grid classics
resulted when these two machines
collided. The Lions threw Dutch
Clark, the Ace Gutowski. Ernie
Caddell and Big George Christen-
sen against the Bill Hewitts. the
Brorl'o Nsgurskis, the Brum-
baughs and the others. No matter
what the final score, it was a con-
test.
Mixing laterals. line thrusts and
forward passing. the Bears scored
once in the first quarter. three
times in the second. twice in the
third and once in the fourth
against Detroit yesterday. Only
once did they miss kicking goal,
and the reason they missed must
be quickly explained. They didn't
try TO kick this time il was n
pass FOR the extra point. Young
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UnI,eafen Midwest Teams Set Nafions Grid Pace
THE BEST IN THEIR SECTIONS

THE BEST IN THEIR SECTIONS
Mdwest-Ths section is still tops with Michigan Uni
versty of Detroit Ohio State Minnesota and Notre Dame
still unbeaten.
East-Its all the Navy and Fordham here
West Coast-Sante Clara is still the>best of any evenly
}, balanced group.
South-Duke has edge the Vanderbilt still
factor
Southwest-Unl tips them Texas and Texas
A. and M rate the top of the list.
BEATEN FIRST TIME
Dartmouth by Harvard, to o; Cornell by Navy 14~to
o. Rice by Louisiana State q o. Nebraska by Indiana,
II to 49, Only Navy had been favored win The others
the days big upsets
BLITZKREIG-Afer spotting Oklahoma A, and NJ. two
touchdowns early TIE University of Detroit Ttans back
strong three ouhdown in the second quarter and
win, 20 to Ia.
BOUNCED BACK-Indiana, after losing three straight
beat Nebraska, p 49, Wisconsin after losing Mar
quette romped % to 0.
SAVED BY THE BELL--Ohio State, after running up
16 points the first half let down the fourth period and
Purdue for two ouchdowns all they had time for
Ohio is to IA.
MOST SATISFYING WIN-Michgans IA to victory
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injured. while sam Arena Of San
Jose, Cal. former Pacific Coast
champion. and Ed. Kretz of vii.
mar, Cal, escaped with less dan
gerOuS hurts.
Before the eyes of 5000 specta-
tors. including Hayes wife, a
wheel of McCal'S motorcycle flew
of as the cloSely-bunched riders
rounded the south turn. causing
the pileup. Mccall. who was
thrown - feet by the impact,
and Hayes. caught against the
guard rail. We're killed instantly.
Ernie Holbrook OF San Fran
cisco won the event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Big Fourth Quarter
Wins for ST. Mary

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 90
uNS "A fourth-quarter explosion
of . points last night gave the
galloping Gaels of ST. Mary'S a
81 TO 0 gridiron victory over Port
land University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Irving Gies. Otto Proppc and
others.
Few men accomplish So much
single-handed as did George Me-
pOth. As tireless at 90 as a
youngster he was always for the
game itself and because he knew
il was bigger than any individual
he dealt promptly with offenders.
And by his fairness he won the
hundreds of friends who lament
his untimely passing His was a
genius for organization and super
vision
When ne was made secretary ~
the Detroit Bowling Association in
1888. the number OF sanctioned
teams in Detroit was 800 In
eight years the number rose 10
1900 Under his guidance and
stemming from his enthusiasm.
Continued on Page I6J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Southern Mich
igan S K ating
AS : cia ton,
were on their
way b a c k TO
Detroit to d a Y
b rim gin & the
sanction for the
n h Ameri-
G an in d o or
speed skating
championships.
y X alSo
" a : ~ a d q a
starter at the
National Skat-
ing Union meet
ing held here
over the week
end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

NEW YORK. Oct 20 ms
Tuffy LeemanS led the New York
Giants 10 a % 10 Z. triumph over
Pittsburgh's SteelerS today and
kept the New Workers perched
atop the eastern division of the
Professional Football
League.
The former George Washington
L. performer spanked the Giants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

The titular aims of Flash" Cor
don or Jumping joe Savoldi may
60 up in thin air tonight when
these two junior heavieS clash in
the main event of the weekly
Arena Gardens wrestling show.
Promoter Bob Evans is dangling
a title bout prize as the victorS
spoils for the match which means
that the winner will tackle cham
pion karol KrauSer, holder of the
NJ. w A. title belt as soon as the
match can be arranged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Club 2; Tulane trounced North Carolina 50 g. Stan
fords T-mode high gear against San Francisco AZ 26
Boston College 20, Manhattan Is.
TOUGH TO LoSE-Mchigan State put up gallant hght
against undefeated Santa Clara, losing to o.
UNEVEN MATCHES-Hopeless and helpless Pitt beaten
by Minnesota 80 to o. Illinois scored often down Drake
40 TO o.
AS EXPECTED-Notre Dame 10, Carnegie o. Missouri
49, Iowa State 49, Duke o. Colgate IA.
INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES
CRISLERS DISCOVERY-Tom Kuzma threw both Of
the touchdown passes for Michigan and Northwestern Also
did fine job of kicking and running Seems heading for
honor of Sophomore of the year.
BERNIE BIERMANS DISCOVERY-Bud Higgins mid
half back scored three of Mnnesoas touchdowns and
wild while in the game. He's sophomore More grief
for Conference foes for years
COURAGE PLUS-Frank Sinkvich Youngstown o.
southerner Georgia played with broken jaw and
scored the winning touchdown Georgia held Coumbias
running game a minus yards.
TOUGH BREAK-Dck Fisher Ohio State half back
fancy running raced 70 yards for touchdown only
10 have clipping set the Bucks back TO their T.
TRACK MAN-Joe Geyer of Colgate 20 yards 10
up touchdown for his club and scored another
a 9S-yard jaunt.
ALL-AMERICAN CANDIDATES Bob Westfa, Michi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Detroit Lands
North American

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa. Oct 20.
Benjamin Dagwav Bagdade ard
Yack, delegates of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

they go their grdon chores They remind you of
listed heavyweight who leaps from the stool and starts hay
maker with the sound of the first bell
they make mistakes But what courage and determine
this has What devotion they put the task at
hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Continued on Page I6l
Sdvo|di, Gordon
Clash Tonight

jumping Joe" Savoldi ". "Fiash" Cor
ion, 2 In 8 falls.
Walter Roxy -. "Speedy" Ia Rance
stanley Buresh W. Johnny SilVy.
frankie Clemens ". George ConneI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

The date for the indoor cham
will be decided later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
Bears Make Pro Football No Contest
RedWinsS
LOokG0Od
I'm Opener
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

Three years ago the Detroit
Red Wings felt fortunate 10 gain
IA IL tie with the Cleveland Barons
in an exhibition game that opened
the hockey season. Just a year
ago they struggled unihpressively
to score a GA victory over their
cousins. the indianapolis Capitols
napolis Capitols.
Today. however, Jack Adams
rebuilt club is so improved the
players can casually dismiss the
fact they skated through Cleve-
land. now American League cham
pions, to a 81 triumph in their
first preseason test at Olympia
last night. Even the rockies,
Johnny Holota. Jimmy Jameson
and Doug McCraig who helped
the Wings win last night look
better than soDIe of Detroit's reg.
ulars of three seasons ago.
Adams can take it casually, too
So casually he had his men out
at 10 o'clock this morning 10
start their preparation for the
second test-against Larry Aurie's
Pittsburgh Hornets here Wednes-
day night.
Remarkable goal tenoing by
Cleveland's hopping Hebrew. Moe
Roberts, plus the reluctance of
Detroit TO really turn on the heat.
prevented runaway as Sid Abel
and the rookie Jimmy Jameson
marked up goals for Detroit in
the first period and Eddie Wares
scored in the second, Clevelands
goal was scored by the veteran
Earl Bartholme late in the sec
ond period but the BaronS seldom
extended Goalie Johnny Mowers
of Detroit.
HE MISSES NET
The Barons were in there pitch
ing. but their failure TO find the
net reached its zenith in third
period when they staged the first
test of the new penalty shot rule
which allows a fouled player to
skate right up to the goalie be-
fore firing. Norm Locking had a
shot as result Of being tripped
by Mud Bruneteau-bu he fired
from eight feet out-and missed
the Detroit net.
Only Wings who do not feel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20

Gen. Hugh =. johnson,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-20
HE MISSES NET

Continued on Page I6)
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GIANTS BEAT sTEELERS

9 g.
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(ContInucd on Page l6I
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Bond Averages

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Second-
grade rails continued to attract
most of the bond market interest to-
day but price changes were minor
and irregular.
A scattering of issues registered
gains ranging to "A point or more,
losses roughly balancing the ad-
vances.
United States Governments were
steady and over-the- counter dealers
reported transaction were scattered.
Price changes among the Federals
in the stock exchange merely
brought prices into line with the
dealer market.
Among the more active corporates
we're the Wabash ID" IS of 80 which
made a fair advance. Others on the
upside included Warren Bros. 6s,
Commercial Mackay incomes with
warrant, ST. Paul SIS. Baltimore &
Ohio stamped convertibles and Rio
Grande Western first As of 80.
Lower levels were touched by Ok
lahoma Gas 4S, Texas Corp. IS,
Nickel Plate AIS, and International
Mercantile Marine IS.
Few foreign government dollar
loans changed hands.
Laclede Gas issues became active
In the final hour and ended IA
points higher for the 5l2s of SO
and point up for the 512s of go
Illinois Central 4&s continued to
droop and at the close were off IA
at a.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
July Gold Imports Rise
To S37,054,5 SIS Mark

BY the Associated Press.
The Commerce Department said
today gold imports rose from S3Q,-
718.564 in June to S37,054,555 in
July.
Principal shipments were s19,228.-
900 from Canada, $3.50 900 from
Australia, s4,972 900 from the Philip
pine Islands. and s3,913,000 from
various South American countries.
Silver imports also increased from
S4.098,941 to S4,686,056. Largest
shipments were s2,725 900 from Mex
leo, $4,000 from Canada and S497,-
900 from Peru.
Foreign gold deposits under ear
mark in the Federal Reserve banks
increased S27727,795 during July
to a total s1,944513,695.
Gold exports last month were s13,-
094 and silver exports we're S353,313
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Pay Rolls Of Aircraft
Industry Set Record
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.-The
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
reports that United States aircraft
industry weekly pay rolls scared
more than S3,000.000 during the first
six weeks of the year. reaching a
record peak of S10,603 ,32l on July l.
During the same period, an an
nouncement released by the cham
ber's Aviation News Committee
said. the industry provided 87,413
new jobs and turned out 1923 war
planes for this country and its
allies.
AS an indication of the industry's
expansion, the committee declared,
the July pay roll peak was S9,072,-
598 above the figure for January /,
1899.
Backlog of untitled orders totaled
S5,136,759 573 July l, compared with
1881 ,665, ,l59 last January l.
Floor space in airplane, engine
and propeller factories jumped from
24,456,421 square feet January to
40,096,497 square feet July /. BY
comparison, the January i, 1899,
total was 9,454 $50 square feet.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Jewel Tea Holders
Asked 10 Approve
-
Preferred Issue
Action on Expansion
Financing Scheduled
For September 8
By the associated Press.

BY the associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-To finance
plant expansion. stockholders OF
Jewel Tea Co., Inc. yesterday were
asked to authorize and approve sale
of an issue of $4,000 shares of pre-
ferred stock at a special meeting
September 8.
The dividend rate and redemp-
ton prices have not been decided
upon, but the new issue is being
discussed with Lehman Bros. and
Goldman, Sachs S5 Co, underwriting
houses. 1t is expected that a reg
istration statement will be filed with
the Securities g. Exchange Cornmis-
sion shortly.
Expansion planned includes ad-
ditional production and warehouse
facilities to cost s1,500,000. The
company wants to build new coffee
processing plant and warehouse at
Los Angeles, similar facilities at Bar
rington, Ill, and new buildings for
the food stores department in Chi
cago
Also. around S1,25OOOO may be
spent for additions to sales units,
involving an increase in the COM
pany's wagon routes" from 1,640
to 1000 and in IT'S stores from 1873
to 200. Remaining funds from sale
of the new preferred will be used
for working capital and other cor
porate purposes.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Cotton fu-
lures drifted lower today on scat
tered commission house liquidation,
Southern hedging and New Orleans
selling.
Initial SteadinesS on local profess
Sional support was overcome Wnen
those sources turned to selling be-
cause the market failed to follow
through.
The decline was cushioned, how
ever, by trade demand encouraged
by the record breaking July con-
sumption report and private advices
from the South indicating wide
spread weevil infestation.
Late quotations were II to 10
points lower, with october trading
at 1897; December, 1913, and May,
1922.
Belated trade buying and covering
brought about partial rally IN the hnal
half hour
Evening star., 1941-08-15
| Auto Production
Rises to 45,550
| Units in Week
By the Associated Press.

DETROIT, Aug. Edwards Re
ports, Inc, estimated today that car
and truck production this week
would total 45,550 units. Last week
assemblies numbered 4l,795. A year
ago this week they totaled 20.475.
The increase this week was at
tributed to stepping up of sched-
ules by companies engaged in initial
production of 1912 models.
Commenting upon credit restruc-
tions on automotive sales, Wards
said very severe impairment of
deliveries could result if stringent
terms are adopted" 1t estimated
that three out of every five cars
sold are time-flnanced.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Scare Buying Brings
Sharp Advance in
Retail Trade
Cotton Goods, Blankets,
Furs, Refrieerutors and
Silverwure Active
BY the Associated Press.

10, =
NEW YORK, Aug. i5.-T11is week
has been an exceptionally actiyea
period for retailers, WHOLESALERS and
general business, Dun g. Bradstreet
said today in a review.
LAS sales gains surpassed those
of recent weeks in such lines ass
cotton goods, blankets, furs, res
frigerators and silverware," tae'
agency said, some retailers reports
ed the rush on Women's hosiery
touched off wave Of scare buying
in number or staples. S7R
"All sections OF the country were
having their lightest summer lull
in years. Wholesale purchasing
continued at record breaking pro-.
portions. Manufacturers and whole
salers had already resorted to aYS..
lotment schemes to restrict over
buying. In several lines retailers,
too, were now beginning to set linn
its to the quantity each consumer =
might purchase. ios
The margin of sales improves
ment for all retail lines reached "A 'i
new record in the week 1t was es-a
timated to have spread to an aveE-7
age Of % to 80 per cent over a year, .
ago" s-a
The review found increases were .
more uniform regionally than had =
been the case earlier this year. Vita
Southern and Midwestern areas re-~
manning in the lead percenta agewise.
In the major sections increases oye1e
a year ago were: New England. 26u
to % per cent: East, 20 to 81; Mid
die West and South. "a to 30; South-
west, % to 80. Northwest, 10 to II,
and Pacific Coast. "a TO 81. s1I
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Approval Requested
For Suntu Fe Issue
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Atchison, Topeka g. Santa Fe
Railway Co. applied to the Inter-
state Commerce Commission yester-
day for authority to issue $4,000 900
of equipment trust certificates in
connection with the purchase Of
S25,00O,00G of new equipment. The
remainder of the funds will be pro-
vided by the company.
Equipment to be purchased in
cludes 1915 freight cars, including
200 16,000-gallon tank cars; SO pas
senger cars and 20 Diesel electric
locomotives.
The certificates will be sold
through competitive bidding at par
and accrued dividends, at interest
rates set by the bidder.
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Reserve Board Reports.

The Federal Reserve Board esti-
mated that department store sales ,
in. the week ended August were 46k
per cent larger than in the corre-
spending week last year ...,
This was one of the largest gains
shown for any week so far this year. 4
In the week ended August 2, sales
were 81 per cent over last year, and
in the four weeks ended August 9
they averaged 81 per cent more than
in the similar period last year. :.
All areas of the country shared In
last weeks large increase. BY Fed :
eral Reserve districts, the percentage
gains we're: >
Boston, 81: New York, so; Phila-s
delphia. Al; Cleveland, 54; Rich
mond so; Atlanta. Al: Chicago, 36ir
St. Louis, A: Kansas City, 35,,
Dallas. "A, and San Francisco. IS
per cent. No figure was available
for the Minneapolis district, but it
was understood to have had similar
gain. q
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Life Insurance Sales
Well Above Year AGO

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-New life
insurance written in July was "a
per cent larger than in the like
1910 month, the Association of Life
Insurance Presidents announced
today.
For the first seven months of l941
new life insurance written exceeded
the like period last year by 38 per
cent.
The percentages of gain were
based on reports of SO domestic
companies having 81 per cent of the
total life insurance outstanding in
all United States legal reserve COM
panies.