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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michisan bu. crates, u. q. No
I. az inch minimum unless otherwise
sa. t basket. ' s. 10: North.ro spy.' $40 i
steele Reds. -S292.15; Baldwins. 81. IS a
LIS; starks. $50: Ben Davis, s1.25 Stay.
man winsssps, hu. basket. $40, New
nS5s; sS ' .si:io. T. g. + i s
mum: Rom. B.satys, si.15as. Ohio Su
s Soms n. u; g. No; ,,s, sineh minimum
BEANs-Florida bu. hampers. Bountifuls
few, S51s
BRoCCoLI-Pony crates: Arizona %
punches. 1918; California as punches. $40
cABBAoE-r.xas Los Angeles eratss
round type, fair to- good. si.s.ea: "
s s.S:; , ,Tsnd w ii'ehao; "-er't''
cXRR soHTrsL SV' Angelo. crates. q do..u
punches. caiifornia, s.. as o3.So; small 10
medium sire, $4,000: Arisona. medium
sire, So 1o1 3.25: Texas Los Angeles crates
dozen. s3.25@3-5o; ordinary. s1.2s; "
kets. topped. washed. si.7s.
cAULIFL>owER-Caiif pony crates
"a: .nd larger, u.7o6iso. mostly si.7'
CELERY - FLORIDA is.inch crates
trimmed tops. Golden Heart. 4 dozen, 81
A. and A.. sl75H7: los and extras. s1.7c
o.. rs; Pascal 1s-inch crates, 7Hs-sxtras
Sis: California cub crates. Pascal. Si.2s
LETTUcE-Los Angeles crates. iceberg
Ansons Yuma district. S dozen. 50. 600
AS: dozen, So; dozen, $50 3.25
Mesa district. A and IS. $500: Phoeni,
! LEAF LETTUcE-Miehigsn dollhouse
10 pound baskets, e5cdS1.
oNloNs-Miehigsn SO pound sacks
", q. No. yelows. soe 2-inch and larger
50; 7oe.soe Pinch and larger, $500
larger. 81 rs; 3.ineh minimum, swee,
spanish type. 81 IS: ". 8. No. / sweet
Spanish. 3.lnch minimum. $3.50.
as25; Ysllows, H7saAso. large H.7sa
PoTAroEs-ioo-ib. sacks Idaho Russo,
Burbank u. s. No. ! washed, s3.1503.25
SACKS. ssssje o f.. higher: '1 Main. T. bo'' :
No. ] varieties. 1oo-lb. sacks. s2259a.4o
s %Ss; nsoS3Ss I ,s,ls, paper , Jack:
sacks U :. No. i Round whites, 5se
Rursls, 81 s5a7; Commercials, 81. so: u. s
G 8 Nc 'a Green ieSa Moun TpRs. Poo c
stastisc; N.Srssss oo.is' cotton t SACK,
u. 8. No; wsshsd Triumphs. $50 9
burisp sacks fair. tbs
RADIsHEs-.T.1s, pony crate. U 3
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. offered.
! RUTABACAs - Canads 5o-lb, sacks
waved. $50 s5c.
sHALLofs = Louisisns barrels. $50
crates s-doten, $3.50
sPINACH-Tsxss bushei baskets savoy
type 701s5c.
sTRAwBERRIEs-Florid. 3s-plnt crate,
Missionsrys ss,b06s,fS
SWEET PoTkToEs-Po Porto Ricsn Ysms
Louisiana )bushel crates y. s. No. /, 81. ~
6is5. pest mostly s1.5odi.s0i Texs'
bushel er}t.s U. g No 1. few 81 90: Ten.
Inessee generally good quality. bushsi crates
81 259i as: bushei hampers $40 bushe
A'Tg. E.asy i h. Carton. r.p.es,
dunn. 81 $50 40: small sire. 81 io1 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
2Groups Share
Kellogg Grant
Times star ccrrsspssAsns

BATTLE CREEK. March 2s.-
As an aid TO the war mobilization
of the nation, the Kellogg Founda-
ton today revealed the grant OF
SIS 900 10 two organizations. the
Seeing Eye, Inc, OF Morristown,
N. j.. and Boys Clubs Of Amer
lea. Inc.
Spokesman for the foundation
said that the Seeing Eye group
would use $1,000 10 provide dogs
for persons working In defense
industries and for servicemen who
lose their sight in action. The
remainder will 20 for the victory
program of the boys in mobilizing
for most effective service to the
nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Price Ceilings
On Wool Raised

WASHINGTON. March 2s
(UP).-The Office Of Price Ad-
ministration today had established
new maximum price levels for
wool products which in general
will permit somewhat higher
prices than were allowed under
previous orders.
The order, the OPA said, was
put through with extra speed to
enable manufacturers of wooden
and worsted goods to bid on a
rs, 600. 000-yard order. the largest
on record. by the army. The bids
are to be opened April 2.
Higher levels allowed by the new
order, the OPA said. in general
were typified by. the change in the
allowed for average do
nestle wool tops, Gas and finer.
The new maximum Is $1.60 per
pound F. o. B. combing plant,
while the maximum was S1.44 in
the previous schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Stock Prices Drift TO Four-Year Lows

example, radio discussion, Senator James
Murray Cd OF Montana ntmated that labor ought to get all
can in view OF the big corporate profits When was pointed
the distinguished solon that hardboed analysts In Wall
apparently did with his view that
large fact drifted
to the lowest level IN four the senator retoned that the
market rejecting the profit situation but rather
the fact that the nation
that cryptic observation is to be taken seriously leads
the alley of defeatism Let's analyze the statement H.
the corporations generally feaherng their
this development would indicate lack faith
their the will continue be owned
by their stockholders The implication behind the senator's remark
that the Street feared that these growing corporate assets
danger being seized by Naz Nponse overlords
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
EARNINGS

Pacific Gas and Electric Company had
1871 ne, profit OF S22. 4si S67 equal TO
81 81 q share on common, against s2t.67 J..
POS. or Sc on common In 1880.
United ga. improvement Company and
s2i' T7s.rii equal 20 u cents a share on
.gnmon assins, adjusted net neon. ~
Ohlo ou Company and subsidiaries had .
net profit Of $50, Tse. 1856 equal 20 VI ~
hare on common. against -. 133 l64. or
81 n on common in 1910. Federal income
end surfaces amounted TO 2,zIb,2OO,
against 81 3el, 77s for 1870.
American visec~e Corporstion had q
'q4i net pront 81 s. ee3. SEA, after -. 800.
400 provision for federal income and exeess
Troflts taxes. or 81 % q share on common
n. nst income IN 1910 was Ssa'eI7.
s3s5 on common or present share basis.
P.p American Petroleum and Transport
compsay sas -ssssldisrl.s had 1871 net
~rofft OF SO s27 fsi. after federal moons
and excess profits taxes Of t3ie3, e62, OF
sI.45 q snare. against net profit 81 t5.e2s..
os3 or fi.ie share IN 1870, when fedora
taxes were si.2s4Ssi,
Mupsinrwesr. Inc, showed q 1891 ne
nrofit Of $500 s5s. aftsr 500, on reserve
for contingencies. or 50 So a share. against
a net profit Of $3.50. or 50 cents snare
EasS~ru Gss snd Fuei Associates for IN
- months ended February "A had q con
soiidated net income o. t3.li3.2t5. squsl
sftsr divt6end requirements on 81 per cen
c-tor prsf~rence 20 IS "a q snare on q PEI
cent prsfsrrsd. against 50 o3s.t27. or t5.i
y, p~r cent preferred Ia precedint !.
months redersl tsss. for isz 2.monti
- az fnxf p<rlod The ie47 period ala
includes si.7co 900 prcvi'ion for eon'in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Livestock Markets
PITTsBURGH

PITTSBURGH. Msrch ~ ONs). car
TIE Receipts so; earket. steady. steers:
choice. si3ait:~ msd.am 10 GOOD 81. %
to good. ss.756s7s; common. S1.5o6s7s;
cows. medium 10 good. t7.soGs.ao; can:
ners and cutters, IS. 7sd7.7S: bulls. good
TO choice: sio.asoii; common to medium,
RoGs~Rec.ipts 500; market. steady,
iso-iso ID. sIs.+o1l3es: 10000 lbs.
si3s5al3.75: 400 72o lbs. S13.s5@13. rs;
isasS b: S:
loo.15o lbs, siico9is, rouShs. si1.soo
sHEEp-Rsc.ipts. 400; market. steady
cscs; amS: gs medium g s0 Is
ewes. st.5o6s; wethsrs. ssd7,so.
cALvEs-Receipts, rs: market. steady
Good 20 choice. tio1is; medium, Sli6i3
oulls ana common. 1907.
CHICAGO
\ CHICAGO, March ~ tINS .-HoGe-
Receipts. 5000; market ec-10e higher: Hold
I,; &C. S.ss. TOP ss:s ss;s sd
lissS' Ysia.sssis'sc: p.esins scws, sia.T
olaas; Piss, nI.7oa 1850; ooo. ,,.,
..s, CAVES mh'f f.e..,. 300 &c., s mark.
, steady. Beef steers: Choice. si3 50 sIs 90
, medium, 50. so q - so; yeariinrs. sl091
Butchers: Refers. Ssd1t. so; cows, Ss110
bulls, ~. DO n IL caves, hf0lo.ou, teeoer'
iSsdf7S0. Stockers: Steers, fsd13; COW
{ and heifers, t750dl2.
Z sHEEP-Receipts. $500; market steady
, Lambs siiTs1f II 20: common. tiodll. rs
Z yesrlings. 50. SO 1913: feeders, 500 LIS
ewes, tS1s.
. EAST BUFFALO
; EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. March 81 GNs
? i--HOOs-Receipts. TOO; market. Is 10
e cents higher; good and choice tl4 Is
b trueked- ins. ti3. 90 q 1888 rough ar
weighty sow, si7 $50 so.
CATTLE Receipts, $50: lightweigi
. steers. tii.5o; cows and bulls slow cult,
ana common COWS steady: $4,000 s.2l
Q tanners weak n 75c lower. S5.3 So
sausage bulls, $40.
!. CAIvEs-Rsc,ipis, $50. market veale
sisdiSSo: common and medium. 50
0lt
n SHEEP Receipts 600; market, stead,
4 GOOD 10 choice. fl2.73.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
City Refunding
Bonds Monday

Forthcoming sale of S16,75S 900
general obligation City Of Detroit
refunding bonds next Monday will
bring nearly to a close the city's
long range refunding program,
which started about five years
ago. There will remain for later
refunding another block of slightly
over ST, QO0, 900. but these will not
be offered until the current issue
has been distributed, according to
Charles G. Oakman, city con-
troller.
This Is In accordance with the
city's customary policy OF protect
ing the market for Detroit bonds.
while distribution Is In progress, he
stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

day in light trading. Bonds were
STEADY while cotton futures gained
3 to 6 points.
Weak stocks of yesterdays ses-
sion encountered support in sew
|eral instances and few new ones
developed. Gillette Safety Razor
preferred lost q point to new low
at AZ.
American Telephone. which
made a new low yesterday, firmed
u to 1854. Small gains were
noted in Atlantic Coast Line. Penn
sylvania Railroad, Phelps Dodge,
Homestake Mining. Union Pacific
preferred. Montgomery Ward
Woolworth. Westinghouse Electric
and Youngstown Sheet and Tube
United States Steel eased 4 to
49%. Minor declines were reg.
istered in Chrysler at SIS, off u
General Foods. 29h, off n; Stand.
ard Oil IN. j. "a, off u; North
American. 6%, off y, and Socony.
Vacuum 6% off u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Tax System Tends TO PenaIize Efficiency

Like the British system the American profits tax
principle whole philosophy Of taxing according to ability
tend substitute neiciency industry and penae
efficiency How INSCRIPTIONS advantage of this
indicated before the House
mee that manufacturer kept down his profit through padding
expense items.
The faulty but in the spirit patriotism good
ndustras will nevertheless fight rather than become
seneess profits
conditions biggest
made by the efficient producer who successful
in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Custer Delays
Sedr@h|ight Test
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. March pa
heavy snowstorm that made visi-
bility practically zero over Fort
Custer last night caused postpone
ment OF the scheduled test Of anti.
aircraft searchlight equipment
which may be used in the defense
of Michigan.
Officers Of the coast artillery
regiment which brought the huge
lights TO Fort Custer said the
demonstration and tests will be
made as soon as Is possible.
weather conditions permitting.
Ideal conditions are necessary TO
determine whether the lights SUI.
fered any damage on the trip hefl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Enemy Seeks TO Emulate American Teehniques

the American enterprise system the enemy seeks TO emulate
American technques production and Bernard M Barhs
ideas industrial mobilization While
home berate profits George " Ormsby London cable
the Wall Street Journal reveals:
Germany appears relntroducng the profit
tOtataran enorces the
fixed all contracts with costs based
efficient within the undertaking
the
additional profits which they allowed % retain
while the less efficient This
appears
profit, which Offers Incentive costs" N"f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
MARKETS
Lewis Haney
Industry Completing
War Change Rapidly

the final statistical proof
that industry completing the changeover to
basis with rapdy and wthox much confusion and
unemployment Probably evidence the last point most
convincing and important.
When the time finally to change agalnths time
TO peace basis-why can't do IL again!
The index Of industrial production shows con-
shifted with hardly
activity employment For example
OF industries risen from
$50 1859 November to 3l5 cent
February interruption small decline to 20 In
December This contains the automobile INDUSTRY wnch mas
aircraft production The point
that slight dip MONTH the output OF
planes railway equipment tanks and trucks has been so
Offset the OF the automobile output
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
BUSINESS
DETR0F7ga FINES
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Business Critics
Confusing Public

United States strength IN this
the harmony of of all domestic groups stressed
In the circumstances would be constructive others would
emulate President Rooevets effort national unity
In his resde the Chief Executive tried discred
dsqeng charges against for profit the
by
declared small minority chiseing and that
the great majority were keeping the groups in balance
Nevertheless critics of business forgetting that
tending divide the public by raising charges of fat and
exorbitant corporate profits contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

Dammedup and shortages will have accumulated Tor
autos residences refrigerators. radios etc.
Huge Of ships bridges oil properties and goods OF
require saving investment and labor In no
will have been such destruction as VIII have
occurred when this ends
Many products and will be available for
development.
Probably developed S much establishment
disgust concerning debt and suffering
brought office those associated
conditions We will have learned that political control
boondogHlng. uncertainty
basis for preventing depression post war or other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

SAGINAW. March a. tUP) Today
paying prices 10 growers for beans:
Pea beans 10: light red kidneys,
81 so; dark red kidneys $3.50; yellow eyes
IS: c. r. c. light eranoerries, IS; c. r. c.
dark cranberriss, $50.
Wheat Si.09n1.i1 oats, 81 n 55e rye.
roo TIC; six-rowed barley, 81 So a 1. as: soy
beans. sl.st11 90: buckwheat, Si77d
I 90; corn, $50 soc.
tThese prices furnished by Michigan
Bean Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Scratches

~ United Press
TROPICAL PARK
Track fast.
First Racs--Gsyset Baltse. Trimmed
Pilot Boat, Punta Final. Taxes
Fourth RACES ! Amt, Victory Play,
Montree
FIFTH RAcs-A One
Sixth Race--Joe schenck. signstor
seventh Race-Abyssinia. Forftnd.
Eighth Race-Hills Palm, Catch Ne
Not. Comsndador H.
Ninth Race (substitute DECLARED OF.
OAKLAWN PARK
Track. fast.
Second Racs-KinG Cotton.
Third Racs-Onus, Bull Terrier. Late
Pass. Easy Goer
sixth Rsce-Drawby, X. Rounder.
Eighth Race-High Blame, Amoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
10 Road Bond Issue
Retired in Calhoun

MARSHALL, March 2s.-Cal-
houn County, after Wednesday,
will not owe any more payments
OF the 100000 road bond issue Of
1918. county officials said today.
The payment OF S15.375 will retire
the last of the bonds originally
issued to improve ass miles of road
in the county.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
YugosIav Patriots
Ask us. Aid for Drive

NEW YORK, March % tINS)
-Yugoslsv patriots. 100000
strong. are getting ready to launch
a spring offensive against the
Axis, said Col. Dragutin SaTch,
chief of a Yugoslav military mis-
sion. who is here to seek lease
lend aid for the Nazi-conquered
nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Detroit Poultry

Msrss steady TO firm hes 81 n,
-. ibs. and ur, 77e cocks. y iis
s ssu zoe; reck spffns.rs. 2le. rces erol
srs ~ 10 a. 70. ;.aSe; sspon' 90
- Hvsrksf steady. current rscslptt
,s<' unssrfrsdss, .sdBse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

thing Is Illustrated by the machinery group
Here despite the shift from washing machines radios
machine engines foundry equip
countebalanced The group total
229 November 256 in February
But this rapid changeover with slight loss and total net
months something remember when the pess
ists begin talking postwar collapse When
telling rely social planning
collapse remind them that what
businessmen shift back We can demand
minimum Of bungng and labor politics next Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
7 War Vets Assigned
To Custer Police Unit

FORT CUSTER. March o.
Seven Michigan men. veterans Of
the first World War. have been as
signed 10 duty at Fort Custer with
the recently created military police
battalion. assigned for domestic
duty in case Of emergencies.
The men are Lieut.. John L. Sui.
Ivan. Detroit; Capt. Edward L.
Eggleston and Lieut.. George c.
Burr. Grand Rapids; Lieut.. Leigh.
ton E. Ware, Bay City: Lieut..
Lewis r. Williams. Paw Paw;
Lieut.. Carl S. Johnson, Elsie. and
Lieut.. Frank NJ. Yushe. Manistee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: spot 90 per cent
tin. nominal New York. 81; future tin, 81;
lake grade copper. delivered Midwest, IA,
slectrolytic spot. smelter. II; casting cop
per IL rs: 81. Louis lead. s.35. 81. Louis
zinc. s2s New York sntimony, 1880;
virgin aluminium is.
Copper sales. sts tons. Unofficislly re.
ported WPB will take 40 per cent of
hieh grade and so per cent ~ other grades
for Aprils zinc pool. Export, sil.75.
resale. Si7; exchange, N.03h 10 500.
Farnswcrth Teievisiou and Radio Corpc.
ration for the quarter ended January 81
had net profit 81 sl5S.53l. against a net
profit of s43.4s In January quarter, 1871.
For The nine months ended January 81 the
net profit was 1881 ais. sgainst q loss OF
ISL los in nine months ended January 81
last Vsar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

The Fairbanks Company de-
clared dividend OF IS cents on
common, payable May ] TO holders
of record April 20. The company
paid the same amount February /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Foreiqn Exchange
Y.rn.-crth T.leyi.ion .nd Radio Corr.
Detroit Stock Exchange

N or.sop
peesr. paid .
Er-d tdss1. k-Jqudsins dividend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28
Stocks, Bonds
Steady;
Trading Quiet
ATT Receivers From
Years Low; Cotton
Up 3 to 3 Points

NEW YORK, March 2S (UP).-
Stocks opened steady to firm to-
day in light trading. Bonds were
steady while cotton futures gained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-28

Pacific Gas and Electric Company had q
i1ti ne, profit OF s22. 4si.s67. equal 70
81 81 SHARE on common, agsint, 1851
EOS or e Sc on common In 1880
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Gloom Pervades NAVY
As Indians Display
Glass in Opener
Will Enter w. and M. Tilt
For First Time With
Odds Fovoring Foe
e. the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 49,
There was little joy in Crabtown
today when first reports of William
and Mary's 27-0 football victory over
Hampden-Sydney trickled in from
Norfolk, Va, where the game was
played last night.
Storm warnings were hoisted high
above Farragut Field, Navy's prac-
tice gridiron, in anticipation of the
squall that's heading this way next
Saturday, when the Indians invade
to launch the Middies' 1912 grid
iron campaign.
For the first time since 1923, when
the William and Mary series
started, the Middies face the pros
pect of lining up at the kick-of dis
tinct underdogs to the Indians.
Indians Won Only Once.
The squads have met on the foot
ball field is times and except for a
slip in 1932-when WIN upset Navy,
6-0-these schedule launchings have
been strictly champagne affairs for
the Sailors.
But this year William and Mary
is rated in most circles second only
to Duke as the team to beat for the
Southern Conference championship
And If you'd look around a little
there are just as many who'll say
they're better than Duke.
Navy scouts returning from Nor
folk brought Navy Coach John E
Whelchel nothing but bad news and
little information they didn't have
w. and M. Held Punches.
They told him the Indians could
have drubbed their smaller foe by
eight or nine touchdowns had they
willed, but, playing under orders
from Coach Carl Voyles, they didn't
show anything except plenty of
class and the oiled smoothness of a
high-powered machine.
They had nothing but praise for
Indian Blacks John Korczowski,
Harvey (Stud) johnson, all-South-
ern conference fullback last year;
Nick Forkowitch, tailback. and Davey
Bucher. They raved about End
Glenn Knox, Guard Buster Ramsey
and Centedton.
Today Whelchel sent his varsity
through another set of scrimmage
capers, hoping they would profit by
the last heavy contact work they'll
get before next weeks game.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Georgia
Continued From Page CID

the next attempt, and lost nearly
as much yardage as he gained dur
ing the game by being pulled down
behind his own line of scrimmage.
Georgia hauled the game out of
the fire the hard way. With less
than five minutes to 60, the Bull
dogs gained possession of the ball
on their 81 after Cutchin had punted
on fourth down. Sinkwich tried the
line, but it held him to l yard.
Then he passed to back Walter Ma
gu1re for nine, and shot another
to end Van Davis for 80 to reach
Kentucky's 81.
Sinkwich hammered the line twice
for first down on the 10. He picked
up three more, then five, then none,
and finally on fourth down, hurled
himself the last yards to score.
Costa, the specialist, split the up
rights to win the game.
Kentucky used two freshmen ano
Georgia one.
Declares Herbert Best.
Coach Alb Kirwan of Kentucky
said Fullback Herbert played the
days standout defensive game anc
credited him with sparkling Ken
tucky's spectacular near-upset.
Sideline observers were impressed
also with a couple of sophomore
halfbacks, Jesse Tunstill of Paducah
KY, and Gene Meeks of Lawrence
vile, III.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Virginia Tech Stops
Catawba Air Attack
To Prevail, 1914
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
ROANOKE, Va, Sept. 19.-scor-
ing in every period and successfully
stopping the Catawba aerial circus
in the second half, Virginia Tech
opened it's 1912 football season. with
28-to-14 win over the Indians
from North Carolina today in
Roanoke's new Municipal Stadium
before an estimated crowd of 5000.
Battled to standstill in the first
half by the aerial thrusts OF Dwight
Holshouser, little All-America back,
and his pass-catching mates, the
Techmen from Blacksburg came
back in the second half to score two
markers and hold the Indians to
one lone completed pass.
Catawba made it's scores in the
first and second periods on passes,
but faded as the Gobblers switched
to. five-man line in the last two
quarters.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Capitals Watson Turns Skeet
Tourney Into One-Mon Show

honors. They tied with 95s In the
regular shoot and Sawyer hung on
for two extra rounds at % and %,
but faltered in the third with an
18 against Watson's a.
The Washington star was off all
by himself after that. He had a per-
feet 100 in the 20 gauge, and his
nearest rival was Al Wolfnger of
Bridgeport who had 98.
Ray Last, jr., who first handled
a skeet gun 10 months ago, sprang
an upset in the junior competition
by beating Bobby Cruickshank of
Rochester, N. Y, and Bill Handy of
Bridgeport, the defending titleholder.
The 14-year-old high school student,
who learned to handle a gun on
hunting trips with his dad, shot 81,
one better than Cruickshank and
two better than Handy.