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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Glider Co. Formed
On West Coast
Rail Equipment Maker
Enters Aviation Field

CHICAGO. Oct. 30 The Cen
eral American Transportation
Corp. has organized new aircraft
manufacturing company, Airborne
Transports. Inc, to produce large
troop gliders on the Pacific Coast.
Details of the new company are
not expected TO be made public for
several days. However, II Is the
second effort OF the important
railroad equipment manufactures
and lessee of a large fleet OF
freight cars Of all types to enter
the aviation field.
In 1899, General A m eric a n
Transportation acquired control of
Barkley-Grow Aircraft in Detroit,
which would have served, accord
ing to the plans, as an expert
mental laboratory" for the COM
pany's future aviation program.
In June of the following year the
newly acquired properties were
sold to Aviation Corp, in which
General already had a small
stock interest, for additional stock.
All of this stock was disposed OF
later by General American.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Farmers Market

BY u, ], s5gs';o; Vol River. ~. !.
s S.S. fancy Sy IT, Su NO $3.50
10, 2. $500 q: GreenlnS.. No. /. sac
fancy. $3.50 bu; No. /. $500; No. q,
snox $50 No wi j. sss6e 80 su No s sS
9 5.5o; No. 2, si.5oS2. Pears. Kieners.
No; ! s3gs.so sy; No. 2. 81. -
2. 81 Leaf lettuce. dollhouse. No. /, ooa
soc lob. basket; outdoor. No. 1, so n s5c
bu. Endive, fancy. $50 bu; No. ], {ia
" vEGETABIE dREENs-csstS.sssS. J green's.
No. l. sln1.7o bu. coilards. No. 1. 75T
s5c bu. Kal., No. /. 75a soc bu. Mustard.
soc bu. swiss ehsrd. No. /. 5oG 75c bu.
VEGETABLES. Misc.-Betts' punched.
No. I, 75cgsl dor, eehs; topped, No. /.
SO 5000 bu; No. 1, s2.5og3; No. 2. 81.
Cabbage. No !, s1.25 q SO bu; No. 2, 81.
REQ cabbage, No. /. si:7sq2 bu; No: 2,
so curly cabbage, No !, 81 25g $50
/. $1,000 bu; No. q. si.75. c.uiiaower,
fancy $3.50 bu; No. I, s2.5o9a. No. 2.
81 Celery root No I. 81 don. Celery.
-
No. ?, 20 a SOC. Din, No. ]. so soc don.
bchs. Fennel, No. 1. SO doE. bchs Horse.
rsdish. No. /, 50 peck basket. Kohlrabi,
No. /, 75cT 81 don. bchs. Leeks. No. /,
SIG so doz. bchs. onions. green. No.
/, soc O sl.25 doz. bchs; No. ?, 75c: dry,
No. /. 81 50 q 3.25 5o-lb. sack. Parsnips.
fancy. So .50h4 bu; No. l.. S2.50H9; No.
2. 81. Parsley root. No. 1, 75c a. 81 dor.
echs. Curly parsley. No. 1. 75Ts5c doz
eehs. PEPPERS. green. fancy; 81 so bu i,
NS b. P STAGE P P6 SS , ,o
lbs; No. ?, $3.50. Pumpkins, No. /. 81. SO
l1.75 bu; No. 2, N25. Rsdishes. red,
No !, 90c y Sl.25 doE. bchs: No. 2, Use
long white, No. l.. 7seqsi dor. bchs
Rutabagss, No. 1, sial.so bu. squash
No, i. ,i25Gli5 su; Table queen, fancy,
$50 bu; No. 2, sidl7s Turnips.
punched No. 1, 75c = 81 dor. bchs; topped
Ne.-i, 81. 254irse sH No. 2, 81. Toma.
toes. fancy, So "a bu; No. !, sl.25ai.75;
No. z. 81; dollhouse, No. 1, 81 so s.lb.
basket. Vegetable oysters, No. /. so
doz bchs
EGGs.Lsrs.. sisaIS 3o-dOt case; me.
dun Sl6 500 IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Loan Companies
SET Annual Meet

The Michigan small loan COM
panies will hold their annual
meeting in the Statler Hotel, Nov.
8, with State Banking Commits
sioner E W. Nelson and Charles
H. Watts, president of Beneficial
Management Corp, listed as the
principal speakers at the lunch
con. Participating in other dis
cussions will be j. H. Creighton,
the associations acting director
Of social research; L. ]. Ingram,
president Of Capital Finance
Corp, and Berkeley Voss. man.
ager of Home and Auto Loan Co.
of Delaware.
Highlighting the convention
will be a panel discussion on the
important subject of Regulation
w, which deals with federal regu.
lation Of instalment loan credit.
The discussion will be led by
Harry II. Plat, Detroit lawyer
who will explain the legal anc
practical phases of the regulation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

A remarkable picture Of the
British attitude toward postwar
aviation can be had from a
speech made by Lord Beaver
brook before the House of Lords
last week.
"Some estimate that 1000
planes will be operated in civil
aviation here In Britain" the
Beaver said. Another esti-
mate IL $4,000 engaged In civil
aviation throughout the world.
my own estimate II that per-
haps 1000 planes will be used
In Britain. This may not seem
like many, but we must remem-
Der that less than 500 planes
were being operated CONNER
cially In United States prior to
the war"
Beaverbrook went on 10 say
that he thought newspapers
would be widely delivered by air
sS would most mail.
He recalled that in the Minter
OF 1940-4l the North Atlantic
Air Service was launched and
hops were made direct from
Newfoundland 10 Scot an d.
Pilots were recruited from civil
sources.
THE number OF crossings was
very considerable" he said.
"But We lost only one plane
throughout the winter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Hufchins Resigns

Resignation Of Joe Hutchins
as regional manager OF WPB
came as no great surprise 10 his
friends who have long known
that ne was anxious TO get back
in private business.
However. coupled with the
blow of losing Hutchins will
come the added problem Of re-
placing al least two valuable
members Of his staff. one Of
which is his chief deputy.
In addition, morale has suf-
fered because OF the failure OF
Washington 10 name a successor
10 HutchlnS. He sat around
most Of last week waiting TO
break some one in on the job
and each day as employees in
qlnred anxiously who was to
succeed him, he only was able
10 say:
"No news
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

and a former governor Of the
New York Stock Exchange was
elected to the House of Repre-
sentatives from the same COM
monwealth.
4-President Roosevelt, who
Is highly sensitive to the fiuc-
tuations In popular emotions,
recently lifted businessman Ed
ward r. Stettinius Jr. TO the
important job OF undersecretary
of state.
5-Likewise. the Chief Ex-
ecutive. though fully aware Of
the popular prestige of military
men in wartime. recently re-
placed Admiral STANDBY with
businessman Averill Hartman
as ambassador to Soviet Russia.
BARUCH APPOINTED
Sin the same spirit, the
President authorized his right
hand man, Justice James F.
Byrnes. to reveal publicly that
his chief mentor was none
other than Bernard M. Baruch,
one-time Wall Street specula-
tor.
II Mr.. Wiffkie was misquoted
or IL he made the remark flip
PANTY rather than earnestly,
he will have a chance to correct
the record.
For, candidly. the times are
too serious TO allow for dema-
gogy and business batting.
Victory in the war and prog
ress in the postwar period de-
pend on harmonious action
among all economic groups in
management, labor, agriculture.
trade and the service occupa-
tons. And. above all, II is
essential 10 have in high public
office men with the capacity
and the courage to tell the
truth, rather than TO cater to
prejudice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Dimout on Coast

III timed was the announce
ment that the dimout on the
eastern and western SeaboardS
: were 10 be eliminated just as
utilities here and IN other
parts of the country-got into
campaign 10 save fuel by eX-
tinguishing unused electric
lights.
Electric lights are coal" the
message reads.
But it's hard for Mrs. Amer
lea 10 understand why she
should be extra careful in the
use OF electricity when. in the
face OF a coal emergency. the
lights go on in coastal areas.
II seems 10 me that a partial
lifting Of the dimout-allowing
only lighting for safety pur-
poses in those areas would
have been a better move-at
least until the coal emergency
Is over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Amer. Radiator
Nets &c Share

American Radiator and Stand
ard Sanitary Corp. and its sub
salaries in the United States for
the nine months ended Sept. 80
report net profit of $3.446. OBS,
after federal taxes Of $3.50, 900,
equal to 80 cents a share. This
compares with S3,204,233, or 20
cents a share, in the 1912 period
when the federal tax bill was
81, 565 900. 8
The report this year stated
provision for contingencies, in
GLIDING renegotiation, has been
made in the above figures.
During the first nine months
dividends received from foreign
subsidiaries amounted to S493,-
627. No part of these dividends
Is included in the foregoing
statement, but the amount thereof
Is held in a reserve until oper-
ating results Of such subsidiaries
fo- the full year shall have been
determined.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
A Costly Tip

One Of the best stories going
the rounds lately is about a
local businessman who main
tains a string OF horses as A
hobby. In addition, he's not
sverse TO placing an occasional
wager.
y He became so enthusiastic
about the latter that he sub
seribed TO a tipster service
whereby each day he was sup
piled the name OF a horse in a
sealed envelope-and it cost a
pretty penny, too.
The climax came when the
representative of the service
slipped him an envelope the
other day and in in was the
name Of one OF HIS OWN
horses,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
GIN Output Tops
10 Million Day.;
Profits Climb

General Motors plants are cur
rently turning out war materials
at the rate Of more than $4,000
600 per day, Alfred p. Sloan Jr.
disclosed in his third quarter re-
port 10 stockholders.
Price reductions put into effect
during that period have amounted
10 S57 10000 he said. and total
output for the three months to-
tailed 1927, 479 500.
The corporation had a net profit
of $40, l29,260 in the September
quarter equal 10 81 cents a share
as compared with S35. 1880 or
II cents a share in the like period
year ago.
June quarter net was S36.316,-
164 or 78 cents a common share,
CUT IN AZ FIGURE
The company now states that
the amount earned per share of
common in third quarter of 1912,
before rejecting reduction in pro-
vision for federal income taxes
applicable TO first six months OF
1912. amounted TO so cents a
share.
The September quarter net
is after providing S9,274, 796 for
postwar contingencies and reha-
Utilization. S2o,e98, 900 for retro
active price and other adjustments
which may arise in connection
with renegotiation, and 500, 587,
900 for taxes.
Net for September, 1912, quar-
ter was after $27. 104, 900 for taxes,
$50, 645 900 retroactive price and
other adjustments, and S8,552, 404
for postwar contingencies, etc.
NINE MONTHS UP
In the nine months ended Sept.
30, the company had a net profit
OF Sf09, SIS, ass against $S3, 562, I19
in 1912.
Net for nine months is after
providing SOS, 252 ,8O8 for postwar
contingencies and rehabilitation,
$50, 402 900 for retroactive price
and other adjustments which may
arise in connection with renegotia-
ton and S171 .273 900 for taxes.
Net for first nine months of
1912 was after $17,344.612 for
postwar contingencies, etc. S10,-
100000 for possible additional
losses incident TO cessation of
commercial operations, $35, 093,-
600 for retroactive price adjust
ments on war contracts and $751;
1924, 900 for taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

that he still considers
the Job enc of the most important
in this area.
I'm making the change for
purely personal reasons" he
said. Rapid strides are being
made I'm the decentralization of
WPB and field stats will have
added responsibilities.
THE man who takes over will
have an exceptional opportunity
to help industry. Our record I'm
tho past Is indicative of the job
that Is to be done.
I'VE handled $500 requests
for assistance, moved thousands
OF tools worth millions Of dol
lars, helped collect tons Of scrap
and helped hundreds of compa-
MES, large and small" Hutchins
concluded. I'VE have n fine Or
ganization and I'm sorry to
leave II at this time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Wheat, Rye Show
Heavy Tone
Dec. Contracts OFF Over
Cent; Oats Also Ease

CHICAGO, Oct. 80 (INS)--
Wheat futures were heavy today
with the market yielding as much
as 1hc to close on the lows of
the session. December moved
down to S1.55ss. Final prices were
&c to Inc lower.
Rye also was under pressure
and showed losses ranging TO 1Sc.
December felt 10 $f.t2k. Last
prices were 1c 10 1&c down.
Oats finished nc to sc off and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Profit Reduced

The recently reported net
profit Of S790,749 or Si37 a
share by National Automotive
Fibres, Inc, for the nine months
ended Sept. 30 cannot be inter
preted as indictive Of the COM
pany's earnings prospect for
1913. informed quarters point
out
No provision was made for
renegotiation and in view of the
company's Is per cent profit
margin. il is felt that eventual
price adjustments will not only
eliminate any fourth quarter
net, but may even reduce the
nine-month profit by a SUBJ
stantial margin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Livestock Markets
CUI(AGO

CHICAGO. Oct. 30 1UNS-H s.
800. nominslly steady. Top. $3.50
bulk, xit2STi4.S5 hesvies. si425a
1850; mediums. Si4.2o nI4 so: lights. 81.
dit.to: light lights $3.50 "a IS: sows
Ntfll30; pigs, si2di3
CATTLE 100: steady. calves-2oo
steady. Beef steers good. Si5dis com.
mon, si3415. yesrlings. Si21is Butcher
cattle; Heifers, siodis cows. IS, 80 u
IL so; bulls. ssfi7 So calves. 50 a "a. so,
feeders, tedi7.50 stocktry Si7d "a
cows and heifers. Ssdiz
SHEEP. 500; steady. Medium. si3 y
las; cu.is. ti7913; yesriings. SO 50 o
1880; ewes, s5oe.7s; feeders, S12913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
e. & B. Profits
Up Sharply

Ekhardt and Becker Brewing
Co, Inc, had a profit Of $237 ,o41
after all charges except provision
for government income tax In the
nine months ended Nov. 80, Leroy
Payne, president. announced Sat
urday. He said that federal taxes
will amount to approximately az
per cent.
In the like period Of last year,
z. and 3. had net of 1888 after
all charges including taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Specially Co. Shifts
S174,078 10 Surplus

Net income reported for United
Specialties Co. of 224,079, equal
TO s1.32 a share for the fiscal
year ended Aug. 81, is before a
reserve of $4,000 for postwar
conversion expenses. After de-
Quoting this reserve. there was a
balance of S17407S, or $1.02 a
share transferred to surplus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
81 Special Dividend

Allied Products Corp. has de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend Of so cents and a special
dividend of 81 on the common,
payable Dec. II to holders of rec
ord Dec. IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Bower Roller 9-Mo.
Net Near Million

Bower Roller Bearing Co. for
the nine months ended Sept. &c
reports a net profit Of 1919. $50
after taxes OF S2.565, $50, equal tc
1925 a share. This compares with
S627. 679 or 500 a share in the
1912 period when taxes amounted
10 81 $50 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

I don't give q damn. You're q
bunch of political liabilities any
way"
Such observations, II seems
to me, are addressed to the
outmoded emotions OF the de-
pressed thirties rather than TO
the contemporary scene. AT
this time, when the survival of
the nation depends on trained
men and powerful war weapons.
the public has large and
growing respect for men with
know how" who can deliver
the goods.
AS 10 whether businessmen
as such are political liabili-
ties" should like TO direct at
tention TO some straws in the
wind which support a contrary
view. namely:
businessman Wendell Will
kie got the Republican nomi-
nation for the presidency In
1910, disproving the view that
a corporation tleup was idldi lo
political activity. Ut is true
that Mr.. Willkie himself had
some mental reservations, and
quickly went out TO his boy
hood locale in the Middle West
with some hope OF restyling
himself as q small town Hoosier
politician.)
ELECTED N. J. SENATOR
Pin that same year, de-
spite the warnings OF conVen-
tional politicians, businessman
B. c. Heacock, then president
of the Caterpillar Tractor Co.
ran in a competitive election
for the role OF delegate to the
Republican national convention
at Philadelphia and won hands
down.
3-Businessman Hawkes., for
mer president of the Chamber
OF Commerce of the United
States, in 1912 was elected
U. s. senator from New Jersey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Trend Of Sales

sales:
Stock Exchange stocks. s37. $40 shares;
bonds, 50, e24, 900.
Curb Exchange stocks. 1oi.s7s shares,
bonds. 1857 900.
Big board sales throughout the day:
Open TO IL 100 136,e4o shares
IL 90 to noon 400, 500 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Quarterly Payment
Declared by GoebeI

Goebel Brewing Co. has de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of 5 cents on the common,
payable Dec. IL to holders of
record Nov. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Dow Chemical Sets
Price Of New Issue

NEW YORK, Oct. 3o-Dow
Chemical Co. has notified its
stockholders that the Offering
price Of the new series A "a cumu-
lative preferred stock registered
with the SEC earlier this week
will be between SOS and $110 a
share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. o., Oct. 30 (INs)--cash grain
on track:
wHEAT-No. 2 red. s77di.7s
CORN-No. 2 yellow. sl.oe a. OF; No.
yellow, si.o4ai.o5.
oATs-No. white. 1914 q sohe; No. 3
white, 7Th G1shc.
soYBEANs-No. z yellow. sissa1ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Paint Group Meets Nov. I

The November meeting of the
Detroit Paint, Varnish and
Lacquer Association will be held
at the Wardell-Sheraton Hotel,
Tuesday, Nov. 2. Harry Whang
Will speak on "Korea's Fight for
Freedom"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, Oct. 30 CINs)-cash grain
close:
wHEAT-None
CORNING. 5 yellow, e31eehe. sample
grade, yellow. s5de2hc.
OATs-No. g. white. 7sc: No. white.
TSG7s%e: sample grade white ssls q
f3hc; No. , feed. 71he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

W hAo F~N
post in the De-
troit office OF
the manufac-
turer's al e s
on OF
Firestone Tire
and Ru b b e r
Co.
No successor
h a s b e e n
named as yet.
In m a k in z
the announce
ment. Hutchins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
REYNOLDS Pays IS Cents

Reynolds Spring Co. has de-
clared a dividend OF Is cents, pay
able Nov. 80. to holders Of record,
Nov. 10. The previous payment
WAS 25 cents on July is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Defends Businessmen
In Political Office
Public Respect Growing for Men
With Know How Who Get Re suits
BY MERRLYE STANLEY RUKEYsER

When ndustras hit all cylinders they now doing
business batting tends to
feeling highest nterludes of economic fru
when without
poyment , -. -
Accordingly Wendell Wike intended his st Louis slur
bgwgs to be taken literally
that his remarks obsolete At luncheon Mr. We
reported to have said:
don't know whether you're going support
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
.Hutlhins Quits
WPB TO Rejoin
Firestone Here

d. ]. Hutchins, Detroit regional
director of the War Production
Board since September. 1912. an
nounced his resignation Saturday
and will return TO his preWar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. Oct 30 tIEsD-Rys closed
Ae higher 20 NC lower today, oats and
barley unchanged
RYE - October, s117h; December.
81 1911: May. I'LL.
oATs-October and December. size bid.
BARLEY-October and December. san c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Eaton 75e Dividend
Brings '43 Total 10 s.

- Eaton Manufacturing Co has
declared a dividend of Is cents,
payable Nov. "a TO holders of
record Nov. 10 This brings divi-
dends this year 10 SO, the same as
was paid in the year 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31
Detroit Stocks

sales. including odd lots. 4.is2 shares.
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 90 far thi, year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-31

o support me or not. and
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-29
DUKE CAPTURES
SOUTHERN TITLE
Conference Teams Break
Even In Games With
Outside Foes

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 28..1P)
Southern Conference football
teams broke exactly even against
outside foes for this season-Win-
ming 81 and losing the same num-
Der of games with the loops four
V-18 schools accounting for most
of the triumphs.
The University of Richmond S
Spiders, beaten only by Duke to
hang up their best gridiron record
in a decade, whipped five outside
rivals. Dukes 1943 title claimants
captured four, losing only to Ma
Wy North Cardinals Tar Heels
also won four, losing to Georgia
Tech.
South Carolina won three of four
an average of 500 for four tits
played. North Carolina State had
Wake Forest upset the Carolina
Navy Preflight Cloudbusters for
the Deacons' only outside win in
four tries. Maryland won two in
seven, Clemson, Davidson and V.
M. I. failed to scratch.
Dukes triumph over Georgia
Tech was the only one scored by
southern eleven over a South
eastern Conference member in
five inter-loop contests.
The conference hammered away
nip and tuck against the service
outfits in the area and came out
CONTINUED Oh Page Five)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-29
SPORTS TRAIL

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-P)-If they don't run out of
string and bang wire and tire tape and rvets and one
thing and another necessary to keep the men individually
all in piece Tulsa University should have one whale of
football team next year.
Not that the Hurricane didn't blow quite stoutly this
year. Its followers probably will challenge anyone to name
better civilian team in the country But next year, with
year of playing as unit behind them the Tulsa players
really should be ready to go to town.
And oddly enough most of the boys who carried the
load IN the rugged body torturing sport are fell
lows who can't pass physical examination to get into the
armed services Twentyfour of the players either are
classified AT or have received medical discharges
How Tulsa ever got "a 4-Fs together who happen to
be such capable football players the schools own bust
They are there, that's ALL legally enrolled and this Wear
with the eligibility bars practically invisible it's perfectly
all right for boy who wants to play football and who has
ben attending school which dropped the sport to switch
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-29
INTERESTING MAT
CARD IS PLANNED
Tag Team Match Will Fea-
ture Entertaining
Performance

One of the most entertaining and
exciting graphing shows to come
eff in some time will take place at
ITALIAN Hall next Friday night, ac-
cording to Promoter Bert Causey.
This brilliant night of thrills is to
be afforded by several top-flight
bone benders.
John Aurthor returns to the To-
ca. ring in Fridays matches to
meet Big Jim Clinstock, the Black
foot Indian from Nashville, Ten
nessee. 1t has been some time since
Aurthor displayed his wares here,
bit mat followers know him well.
He is most accomplished Crap
pier WHO possesses plenty Of skill
and aggressiveness. Clinstock made
his initial appearance here last
Friday and proved himself to be
real toughie.
Promoter dug deep down into the
bag and brought out real 'natur-
FL" - another tag team match.
This form Of wrestling is rather
new to the graphing game and is
ali exhibition that presents many
interesting moments. In this tag
team style, only two grapplers
scrap at a time and by tagging a
rope in their partners corner they
are able to be relieved.
One team will be composed OF
Pete Mannagoff and Cowboy Lut-
trail and the other will consist OF
Babe Zaharias and Al Massey. Zah'
a.1as selected Massey as a part
ner as he declared that the popu-
lar Al knows how to use his mitts.
There will be no advance in prl-
ces for this stellar card, but the
fee admittance list will be sus-
pended.