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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-virginia bu. baskets. Ganos
U. 8. No. 1, IN" minimum, S292, IS;
boxes. Red Delicious and De-
winessps. fancy. S2.40d 2.50; extra fancy.
81. 90: bu. basket combination, extra fancy
and fancy grade. s2.25.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pyramid crates.
-dos. punches: extra fancy and fancy.
No. j grade, S2@2.25. Michigan boxes,
"a 1o-ounce punches fancy. $i.35; No. I,
81. 10: No. 2. 75c,
BEANS-Florida bu hampers Bountifuis,
generally good. S3a3.25; Plentifuis. 80. 10.
BRoccoLI-California pony crates. Is
cxBBAGE%Texas, Los Angeles crates.
mostly Si.s5aa; nne quality. S2.e5a2.75;
corn crates. Sl.75a1.s5; half crates, n.25;
R.a e ssss: s'y ss Ds e: Angeles essis
Los Angeles crates. Round type. s2g2.25;
Alabama crates. 10 lbs. S1.s0@2.
punches. California, S325a3.5o.
CAULIFLOwER-Caiif pony crates.
IFS and larger. sl.s3: few l.75.
CELERY-Florida 1e' crates. trimmed
sl.75;. ss,ss-los. generally good. $50;
Pascal a. crates 4s-8s, $i.7592; &-los.
cUcUMBERs Florida blu. baskets,
waAeo honeys WV ShoiNc, ~ - s'~~'
LErTUcE-Los Angeles crates, Iceberg
type. California Salinas District, 4s and 5s,
fair to generally good S. sS9s.S; ,S 9r a.
generally good, 1918: Arizona, Phoeni,
District: q and IS. fair to generally good
$3oom 80. y.. an
aaar aETISGE Sc! ss!A' rev. Men Men
onions - 5o-ib. sacks. Texas. U. 8
commercial, s5% or more U: .: No.
quality and some U; g. No; J.: sa%1 S,;;
wax, U. s. commercial. s2.15a2.so. mostly
s.. rs al $50; Babosa, u. 8. commercial.
$50 u. s. No. 1. 3-inch and larger. $3.50.
PoTAToEs-l0o-lb. sacks. Idaho Rus.
@s.7s; Maine. u. s. No. i. various vari-
cites, 1OO-Ib. sacks, So. IS q 2. so. best mostly
81. so; l5-lb. paper sacks, 3sG4ic. mostly
80 g4oc; Michigan 1oo-lb. sacks. y; 3.
chippewas. s23on2 40; Nebraska, u. y.
No. washed Triumphs. 50-lb. sacks.
$50: 10o-lb. sacks. S3.75. New stock:
5oIS ;ss S ca,ifo a5m s. mo ws.s se
Texas. U. s. No washed Triumphs.
s2;3sa2.75: Florida, U. s. No. / washed
sebagos. $3.50.
RADIsHEs-Bu. baskets; Missouri. 81: 81
sHALLOTS-Louisiana barrels, $50:
crates, SIS, $500, few $500.
SPINACH - Blu. baskets, Savoy type,
Texas. s5u 90c: New Jersey. few, $1.10;
Virginia, ordinary to fair, 50175c.
sTRAwBERRIEs Louisiana 24-pint
crates. Klondikes. Klonmores, S3m3.25.
mostly So; Arkansas 24-qt. crates, Blake
mores. fair TO generally good. S. q 5.25;
Alabama, 24-qt. crates, Missionarys, fair
quality, fair condition. Sos mostly 81. so.
SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana Porto
Rican yams. bu. crates. U. s. No. 1, 81. so
n i.65: Tennessee. generally good quality,
bu. hampers, $i.40; hampers Nancy Halls,
81.
TOMATOES 10-lb. cartons. repacks,
mediums. $500 l.65; small size. S1.15m
1. 40; dollhouse. s-lb. baskets. Ohio, 81. So
nl.s5: Indiana. fancy. medium. s1.90q2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

One man even wanted to set
up a North and South Pole in
the West and East of England
Ito upset the compasses of enemy
aircraft"
But the British aren't overlook
ing a single one since. in cleaning
out dusty papers after the last
war, they found a suggestion for a
tank" submitted by a Noting
ham plumber.
Across the front of the drawing.
which was dated 1911, was the
official common, in red ink:
The mans madw
LATEST WASHINGTON lobby.
lists to appear on the scene are
the frozen foods people,
Out to sell their product TO the
for troop use. they
have an excellent selling point In
the fact that no critical materials,
such as tinplate. sheet steel or
rubber are used in the packaging.
They've even gone so far as to
supply experts to educate army
cooks in the preparation of frozen
foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
We Can Help by Supporting Industrial Leaders

And they should do less than their best
They rely history award them the encomms they
deserve.
the people be helpful toward acceerating
ucon developing intelligent Tor competent
ment
Likewise should be arcuate in demanding cessation
political that executives will not be distracted
work political pickering investigations and
litigation that protaby be deferred until victory against the
enemy has been achieved.
prosecutions death sentence public unty hold
companies cumbersome rulings which reard
production long term changes in labor matters
reconsdered the of Domestic
pickering should postponed until after the that the
strength the American people be mustered against the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Auto
Graphs
New Epoch Dawns
In Auto Worlds
Industrial Relations
BY SILER FREEMAN

A new epoch in industrial re-
lations dawned today. 1t was
started at the Packard Motor
Car Company. a fitting place.
Packard is one of the big names
in the automobile manufacture
ing world, company which
made quality cars for more than
40 years and is now turning out
some of the best motors for war
purposes. the Rolls-Royce for
planes and the marine engine
which is making naval history
in the Far East.
Packard's ambitious Work TO
Win" program, announced at
dinner Saturday night. typified
the new industrial relations. Ex-
ecutives sat next TO shop stew
ards and bosses mixed with their
men in spirit of camaraderie
which bespoke success for the
plan.
And the leading spirit of the
dinner and the meeting that
followed was George T. Christie
pher. new president of Packard
The big. bluff. homes spun
Hoosier symbolized the new re-
lationship. The men called him.
George and greeted him affec-
tionately as he sought out
friends. shaking hands hardened
by toll and the well manicured
with equal fervor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Policy for Future

Christopher is enthusiastic
about the Work TO Win" pro-
gram. 1t isn't just wartime
measure TO him, something to
pep up the men on the produc-
ton line to speed the war effort.
To Christopher it is policy
that will endure when il is no
longer a necessity TO keep 'em
rolling" for the boys at the
front. He believes that what
has been begun now will change
the entire aspect of employer
employe relations for all time.
For the new chief Of Packard
is not thinking for just the pres
ent, for the emergency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Name Detroiter
To MCKesson' 5

Howard ]. Bolton, sales man.
ager of the Farrand-Williarns
division of McKesson & Robbins,
Incorporated. was elected an as
sistant vice-president of the COM
pany at a meeting of the board
of directors.
At the same meeting p. r.
Grenier was re-appointed assistant
vice-president and It. j. Koepplin
was re-appointed assistant secre-
tary.
The directors also declared the
regular quarterly dividend of
S1.31h on the company's So per
cent cumulative preferred stock.
This dividend will be payable June
Is to stockholders of record
June 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
MARKETS
M. S. Ruksyser
Asks Recognition
Of Business Leaders

Politicians and business bate perhaps unwittngly have
been conducting assault against American initiative
recognizing
and of with creative constructive ideas
and the spirit enterprise demagogues have been tending
dampen the ardor of men of executive capacity. .
When they should be decorated ranking soldiers
the battle of production businessmen berated proheers
epoe and selseekers Yet they constitute immensely vau
able national in this time of peril
This plea TO men in management ignore the hue and
and their pace
In their intimate knowledge of the needs of the national
khaki these the
how" they should make their full contribution the economic
and military strength of the nation they love-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Stock Market
Moves Upward;
Bonds Steady
Cotton Futures
Recover S to 8
Points at Start

NEW YORK. May A (UP).-
Stocks moved irregularly higher
and bonds were steady in quiet
opening dealings today. Cotton fu-
lures firmed 5 to 8 points.
American Telephone again led
the stock list, reaching new high
for the movement at 112A, up u
net and IL points over the seven
year low recorded Wednesday.
United States Steel common
opened at 46B, up Il. but its pre-
ferred sold at ITO, off q and a
new low, and Bethlehem was un-
changed at SAX. Utilities con-
tinued in fair demand, North
American common opening 1000
shares at 81 up "a. and the pre-
ferred at 43, up Ia.
United Aircraft was down II TO
269s and other aircrafts were dull.
Anaconda was up a to PAN, but
American Smelling was down u
TO 81. Rails moved narrowly,
Southern Pacific opening at liz
off Is; Southern Railway at IAN
up Is: New York Central TIA, OFF
u, and Santa Fe 81. up u.
Goodrich opened at 1914, up II
and new high, and Goodyear was
up Il to 14%. st. Joseph Lead APP
peared at AA, up II. Loew's
gained II point TO 38ia. Oils
moved narrowly. Standard Oil
= Company IN. j. sold at 32A
)p 4.
+ CHICAGO, May 4 GNS),-
Wheat futures started %c to &c
higher today, corn &c up and
oats unchanged to &c higher.
WHEAT-May, $1.21A M121T !;
July, $125dL25h; September,
81 pal .27is.
CORN-May. SEA s6hc; July.
1885, q S8%c; September. 90s4 a
Gle.
OATS-May 56%c; July, $3.50;
September, 56Lc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
RELEASE BLASTED

"The record of these commit
tee hearings should not be defiled
with piece Of cheap and fimsy
publicity like this" he said. "The
statement made by Mr.. LipkOw-
itz here this morning tears this
fiimsy. cheap job of publicity to
shreds and tatters, and exposes
IL for what IL is-a seIf-serving
statement which couldn't fool
anybody.
"The man who issued that
release did not have the CUTS
to come down here before this
committee, he sworn in, and
then make the remarks he did
make"
Lipkowitz. in a previous hearing
presented lover 100 documents
from the files of Standard Oil ano
/. G.. Farben" which, he said
proved that the American firm
was "conniving" with the German
company to limit the production
of acetic acid and acetylene in the
United States. while permitting
production of the stra-
tegic war materials in Germany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
2 WkS. Ahead
Montgomery Ward in Line
With OPA Price Order e

CHICAGO, May All Mont
gomery Ward g. Co. stores and
mail order houses opened for bust
ness today with every price in
conformity with the OPA price
freezing order, according TO a
statement by the company.
This will anticipate the effective
date of the ceiling order by two
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Tire Shipments
Drop During March

NEW YORK. May 4. II Total
shipments of automotive pneu-
matte castings during March de-
creased 8 per cent below February.
according to the Rubber Manu-
facturers Association. Inc. March
shipments totaled 1.027 ,021 units,
S1.4 per cent below March, 1941.
Production of 1,156,410 units was
3.9 per cent above February and
1877 per cent below March, 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Can Learn Alike

I'VE are working and think
ing war around the clock
right now" stated Christopher
at the reception before the
Work to Win" dinner. But
we are giving q lot Of thought
to what will come after the
war. We will still be In bust
ness. IL would be stupid not
to think now and then about
things to come and to have a
few ideas about the future"
The broad-shouldered Hoosier,
who started in a shop and
worked his way 10 the presi-
dency OF the great company
disagreed with executives in
other companies who have re-
sisted worker participation in
the production drive.
II believe that the men
should have something to say
about production" he said. 81
believe management can learn
much from labor. And vice
versa. labor can learn much
from management"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Canadian Loadinqs
Holding Steady

OTTAWA, May A. Canadian
loadings during the week ended
April IS totaled 63,S02 cars. as
compared with 1888 in the previ-
Gus week and 60,593 in the like
week last year, according to the
Dominion Bureau Of Statistics.
Total loadings for the year TO April
rs amounted to 1,045, 297. against
931 .067 in the corresponding 1941
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
LACKED DEFENSE

Lipkowitz said that because
Standard Oil did not have a
sound factual answer to my
charges, it adopted the age-old
rule of debate. when you are weak
on facts. give them HE'LL"
Instead of coming before
your committee and presenting
Its defense, it tried to discredit
my evidence" he said.
La Toilette pictured the press
release issued by Standard Oil as
being "as despicable piece OF
public relations work by a giant
corpora ton as / have ever seen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. May CUP. -Today's pay
ing prices 10 growers for beans:
Pea beans. S4.o5 lite red kidneys. 81
dark kidneys, 81: yellow eyes. So CRC
cranberries. So so.
Wheat, s1.0s q os: oats, 81 q 53c: rye.
So a CSC: six-rowed barley. Sl.62T I. IS;
buckwhest, Sl.77a $50; corn, rs q soc; soy
beans. S1.57m159
Prices furnished by the Michigan Bean
Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Wi|tox-Gay. Declares
Dividend Of 10 Cents

CHARLOTTE, May 4.-Wilcox-
Gay Corporation has declared
dividend of 10 cents per share
payable May 25 TO holders OF
record May 5. The company is
presently engaged 100 per cent in
war work and is operating Al
capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Nation Turns TO Genius Of Management for n

They should above their deractos-undiscouraged
II Is the of industrial management that must
look for the miracle of converting the initial ce of armament
production into flood tide
should deferred from this essential patriotic
bngsgae from committees academic
kibitzers and agitators
would only help
Hitler and Hirohto
Inspe handcaps induStrasts should recognize that
they position render colossal service to the people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
N. Y. Bank CIearings
Increase in Week

NEW YORK, May Al New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearings for the week
ended May / totaled S3,687 ,285 ,681,
against S3,311, 87S, 1859 in the pre-
vious week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
IFS Desirable to Call Business Baiters OF

desirable call political business baters off the necks
slgemnlded
their technical problems Of acceeratng production
believe that
increasing for industrial leadership
play their full the
should
neglect opportunities advertising build nstitu
prestige the
the pFiVa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Livestock Markets
DETROIT


CATTLE--S alable, 200; market native
steers and heifers opening fairly active,
mostly steady, nothing done on fresh sup
ply Canadians along with those held over
from late last week; medium 10 good cows
steady 10 Csc lower. lower grade cows
steady, bulls opening steady with late last
week Medium and good light native fed
steers. Sli25d13. one load held above
few good fed heifers, SIP 1873 common
to medium heifers. 50 20 = II so. medium
to good beef cows, 81. 35W 10; cutter to
common. $50 rs; Gamers, 1913 1.T6;
few good weighty sausage bulls early UP
to S11. most bids Si0.75 down; load good
617-lb. yesrling stock steers, sl2 so
CALvEs-saiable. 1000; market veal
ers opening steady 10 soc lower. Fed choice
grades topped al SIS; most bids and sales
on good 10 choice kins, SIS. so; common
to medium, sl0mi4.50.
HoGs-salsble. 800. Market not estab-
SHEEP . ssiable. 5000; market few
early shorn lambs about 25c higher, but
most bids steady with late last week. DECK
good TO choice Glib. shorn lambs with
No pelts. s13.25: siLeable lot COMPARE
HE grade sl-lb. averages with No. 2 pets,
SI3: most fat shorn lambs bid sl2. 90
.nl27
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH. May UNs) CATTLE
-Heceipts $50: market steady: steers,
choice Sl3. 50n1i50 medium TO good slZ
~ ID. common, ~ 20 n II DO neliefs. NV
dunn TO good. Siinl2. common, 81. 80 q
s So cows. medium TO good. 81. 80 q s.25
Gamers and cutters. S575uT75; bulls,
good to choice. Si0.T5 a IL; common 10
medium, Ssa $50.
HOGS Receipts, 500; market active and
I5c higher; ie0-ls0 lbs. l.25n IA, 40;
$4,000 lbs. l44oml4.5O; 2O0-220 lbs.
i4.40di4 so: 220-25o lbs, 1900 90
250-290 lbs. $1t 1874 l4.t0; 2po.35o lbs.
Si3 75T14l5; 100-15O lbs. $3.50 1871
Th6 II h0
sHEEP-Receipts. 300: market steady
choice lambs, sl2 n 12.75 medium 10 good,
50. Is a 10 IS: common lambs. S6uT; ewes,
.xi5On5: wethers. x5.5Om6.
CALVES-Receipts. 35o. market STEADY
good TO choice, S1i0l5. medium, SlOp
IL; culls and common, S6qs.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. May 4 uNs).-HoGs-Re
ceipts. is. 600; Sc to 1oc higher; top:
.Sl4.I5: bulk. Si3. s5Gi 14.10 heavy. Sl3. 90
ai4:l5; medium. $4,000 lt.15 light.
si3.75d14; light lights, Sl3.25dl3. 20;
packing sows. s$i3.5oqli; pigs. Si2p
i2.75.
cATELE-Receip,s. 10000: loo 90 15e
higher. Calves. Receipts. 1000; steady.
Beef steers: Choice, SIS. 500 II; common.
$50 y 1880; yearlings. $40 n 1880. Butchers
Heifers SEQ 1880; cows. SEQ II: bulls, ~
n il25; calves. S71 1850 feeder steers
So 50 u IL! 50. stockers Steers, Si0M IL :
COWS and heifers. $3.50 1880.
SHEEP-Recepts II, 900; steady; lambs
St3. 5Oa14.35: common. iim13.5O year
lings. sI0H12.25: feeders, 500 12.50;
ewes. $56s.5o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

Caterpillar Tractor Company
has declared the regular quarterly
dividend of so cents on the COM
mon. payable May 20. to holders
of record Nav Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

1.-THE Wishing Well" has
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Otis Steel Company has d

Otis Steel Company has de-
declared a dividend of S2.75 on the
convertible first preferred stock.
payable June Is. TO holders 0t
record June |. A like amount was
paid March Ia, last. Current
declaration covers March and
June, 1871. dividends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed proposals.. win b. received 1oSsj
2 90 y. NJ, May rs. isf2. and then OPENED
for the exclusive privilege Of operating q
restaurant and furnishing food 20 dstsfned
aliens ana others AZ the Detroit fmmjgrn-
for the period beginning July 4. 1917, ana
ending June 90. 1884 For particulars ss
TO conditions and limitations governing
bidders. and the required forms spoficssfon
and Nstursiixstion eerv1eo.
377o East jefferson svsnus. Dstsu4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

Mullins Manufacturing Corpora
ton has declared IA dividend of
1928 on the 81 preferred. payable
June 1. TO holders of record May
ID. Same amount was paid March z.
-
Evening star., 1942-12-26

whole squad 4O-odd strong. went
out to Hollywood for luncheon at
a film studio and later spent an hour
or two looking over the lot and its
quota of lovelies, and getting an
idea of how movies are made.
Have Epidemic Of Colds.
The Los Angeles Chamber of
Commerce will hate this, but it must
be recorded that half dozen or
more Of the players were shifting
and snuffling with head colds yes
terday. Trainer c. w. Jones blamed
the change of climate. and opined
the mild epidemic didn't amount to
much. However, Coach Wallace
Butts was taking steps to prevent
any spreading of the malady among
the rest of his squad.
1t may not mean thing, but the
fact remains that the Bulldogs
drilled hard and long yesterday,
Christmas Day, and the Bruins of
UCLA took the day of. The Georg-
ians held their practice in strict Sc
clusion, with the police barring
newsmen and other pests from the
premises. Coach Butts did relax his
strict training regime enough to
permit his charges to have regular
Christmas dinner last night, after
the days chores were over.
Evening star., 1942-12-26

Rumors from the practice field
had it that Georgia drilled against
UCLA's tricky OF formation" as
exemplified by the second team
The Southerners also practiced at
length in fielding punts. They have
a fine respect for Bruin Bob Water
fields booming boots. as well as his
much-publicized passing skill.
Sinkwich Up but Hobbling.
Frank Sinkwich, the ace in the
Georgia deck, got out of bed yester-
day and hobbled about a bit on his
two injured ankles. He didn't work
out, however, and Butts declared it
was doubtful If frankie would be
permitted to do any heavy work
prior to game time New Year Day.
Butts wants to give Frankie's most
recently injured ankle, his right one,
plenty Of chance to heal. Wally is
very happy that Sinkwich has only
two angles to get hurt.
UCLA's Bruins sent every men,
ber of the visiting squad a Christ
mas present yesterday. but, as one
Los Angeles sports writer put It.:
They'll never get anything else
from the Bruins without working
for It,"
Evening star., 1942-12-26
Florida Racing Heads
Suffer Alternating
.ChiIIs and Fever
Still Unable Accurately
To Gauge Future After
Operating One Week
Ey the Associated Press.

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. ga week Of
winter horse racing and the OPEN
ing of a second greyhound track In
this area have not cured owners
and officials of alternate chills and
fever over the prospects for happy
season.
The 7,144 Christmas Day crowd
at Tropical Park exceeded the Sill
of last Monday, the opening day,
and the holiday throng poured
$252,376 through the pari-mutuels
windows. only $6.454 less than
Christmas a year ago. The track
needs a $150,000 daily handle to
meet its overhead, an average that
has barely been met this week.
Good Crowd Due Today.
Good attendance was expected to-
day the first Saturday of the new
season, but officials, fevered by this
reasonably good show, already are
developing chill over anticipation
of what might be expected next
week and thereafter. Many track
hands, however, are mentioning
January as a magical date, after
which everything will be rosy. but
their voices are none too confident
upon recalling the slump between
the inaugural and Yule cards.
Dog track men have a mild case
of shakes over the question of what
tonights opening of the West Flag
Ter Kennel Club will do to the less
than-a- Thousand nightly attend
ance at the already operating Holly
wood oval. Two other Miami area
dog tracks will open soon-the
Miami Beach on January l and the
Biscayne on January 6.
Jai Alai Gets Good Start.
The Jai Alai Fronton opened last
night, rounding out the pari-mu-
tuels setup here a bit more. The
first night was successful from
standpoints of crowd and betting
Johnny Adams, leading jockey Of
the year. boosted his wins to total
of 241 yesterday by scoring a triple,
among them the mile-and- TO- yard
Christmas Handicap astride Minee-
No. He equaled the track record
of l minute 4lk seconds and
paid $50 for 81, Adams other VIC
tories were In the first and third
races.
He Is 19 wins ahead of Eric Guerin,
lead the runnerup has no math-
ematical chance of overcoming.
Evening star., 1942-12-26
Blue and Gray Clash
In Greatest Battle
Since Appomatox'
Barrett Of Georgetown
Is Slated to Stort at
FuIIbuck for North
By the Associated Press.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 60
Forty-four gridiron huskies, hailed
as the pick Of collegiate talent from
opposite sides of the Mason Dixon
line, stood poised here today to do
battle in the fifth annual Blue-Gray
classic.
Football fans in this section hope
fully describe the game as the great
est battle since Appomatox, and ap-
propriately enough, the teams were
set to square-off here In the cradle
Of the Confederacy."
Dedicated to the present solidarity
Of the Nation the game was inaugu-
rated five years ago and has gained
in scope and popularity each year.
Both squads have undergone in
tensive training at the hands OF
picked coaches from their respective
sections. Each team has won two
games, making today's struggle the
rubber game of the series.
Advance notices Of line-ups were
given out, but with such able per-
formers on hand, any one Of num-
ber of conditions might bring a
last-minute change. All players are
seniors.
Bill Vickroy of Ohio State and Joe
Muha of Virginia Military Institute
will meet in the center Of the field
as rival captains to decide the final
pre-game arrangements.
Probable line.upS: