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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Breakdown First

Operators are forced 10 send
out truck loads of war goods
without spares. and only If the
trucks 60 down under the load
on the highway can a replace
ment tire be obtained, he eN-
planned
when n truck tire goes down
at indianapolis or Cincinnati,
for example, the operator has to
get n tire certificate In Detroit,
hunt around for "A tire which
search may take him 10 Chi
cago, and then get the tire 10
the place of the breakdown, "
Winters said.
lit neamS costly delays and
an added burden TO overhead,
already so heavy by reason Of
old equipment and manpower
shortages that few trucking
companies are operating nj a
profit. Every time "a vehicle has
stOy be iacked1up s,.u -,rrpI"-d III
tires il also reduces the earning
capacity Of the company, with
no comparable reduction in
overhead" he added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
RBaAkS
Al asAC
special ia IHr ntrRoIT TINt>

special rn IHE niTROIT INNS
NEW YORK. Aug. 2i-EnortS
by Sidney Hlllman. chairman Of
the CIO-PAC, working in CO..
operation with Earl Brovdcr and
other Communists 10 cocrcc or
canizcd labor into voting the
straight Democratic ticket APP
pcared today 20 be breaking down.
COP Chauman Brownell. in
Washington predicted the com
p!cte collapse of the PAC-Com-
muniS' drive. Little doubt exists
now that Rep. Vito Marcantonio.
local head Of the Communist
dominated American Labor party.
either already has or is ready to
break with llillman.
Other Go groups may be eN-
pcCted 10 follow the example Of
TWO unions in Utah which for
warded their designations. rather
than permit Hillman 10 regiment
them and deliver their vote a he
chose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Two-Wey Squeeze

The tWO-WaY squeeze has
some operators in such straight
ened financial circumstances
that they have no inducement 10
continue in business, particu-
larry since they see no relief
ahead II is pointed out
To continue 10 operate on the
present hand-tO-mouth basis,
they would Ike some assurance
Of long range planning They
would like 10 know when or
whether the present critical
situation VIII clear up or
whether il would be best for
them % retire from business
now. A. the present time. many
operators don know what 10 d..
Meanwhile. the trade s buzz
Ing with runOrs Of government
stocks of tires rotting AT various
storage areas m this country
and Alaska. according 10 VIM
tors. which adds 10 dissaustac-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
; New Business
Courses Offered
operations.

Three courses Of unusual inter-
est to businessmen are offered
this fall for the first time al
Wayne University DR.. William w.
WhitehOuse, dean of the college
Of liberal arts. announces. They
are.
RETAIL STORE SALESMAN
SHIP A study OF consumer buy
ing motives. the buying process,
tho selling process. satisfaction Of
consumer buying, motives through
merchandise analysis, and the
psychology Of sales resistance.
POSTWAR ECONOMIC REOR-
GANIZATION - A critical eX-
animation Of approaches TO the
problem Of economic rcconstruc-
ton in the postwar period.
BUSINESS AND PROBES.
SIGNAL SPEECH - Which in
wolves extensive practice in speech
situations TO control fear. permit
the acquisition Of ease and poiSe.
and facilitate adjustment 10 peo-
pie. The course aids in the
development of interesting ideas.
skillful thinking. appropriate atti-
tudes, expressive language .effec-
tlve bodiiy reactions, and a
responsive voice. ~
Opportunity is afforded for
practical experience in ConVerSa-
ton craftsmanship. committee dis
cuSslon, conduct Of meetings, and
public addresses.
The enrolment period az Wayne
begins on Sept. II. Glasses start
Sent Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Sue IL
Oil Firms

A receivership suit against IL
Michigan oil companies. all al
legedly controlled by the same
officers and directors, was on file
in circuit court today by 25C
stockholders who charged that
assets of the concern have been
miSuSed.
Particularly named as defend
ants in The case are Edward j
Lieber. president: Lambert Pfeif-
fer, vice president. and Reginald
Burch. secretary-treaSurcr of tho
companies, all of which operate in
the Mt Pleasant and Six Lakes
oil fields.
The companies named are the
Prudential oil and Gas Corp
nine units of the Mutual National
GaS-CerP@Lafatette-0ii- Corp
No. | and the Nit Forest OF Corp
No. l.
The plaintiffs say they repre-,
sent 80 per cent of the stock in
the companies They charge tho
defendants have organized a de,
velopment company which has
made investments from corpora
ton funds without authority. anc
the funds of one company were
luggled to pay dividends for an.
other.
Circuit Judge Robert VI. Tom,
granted a temporary restraining
order 10 prevent the defendants
from diSpoSing OF assets. An order
10 show cause was made return.
able Sept %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Power Output
Z ID 4.

NEW YORK. Aug. Electri-
cal energy distributed by the cleo
trio light and power industry for
the week ended Aug. l9 was 4
15l 076 600 kilowatt hours. against
1864 SPA 600 kilowatt hours in the
like 1913 week. an increase Of A
per cent. according 10 the Edison
Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended Aug.
II totaled 4.415,36S, 600 kilowatt
hours, against 42S7 ,S27 900 kilo-
watt hours in the similar 1913
period, an increase of 3 per cent.
and in the week ended Aug. )
came 10 1899 1873 kilowatt hours,
against 4.24O.63S. 600 kilowatt
hours a year earlier, an increse Of
81 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Accurate Fact-finding Necessary TO Business

Experienced businessmen who have succeeded the competitive
struggle. their hopes accurate act-fndlng
indeaist. Frank Phillips head Of the oil company
name. setting forth the actfndng philosophy
business. points
~ fact is thing which cannot be protaby ignored To he
we'll road
The Of facts always inspires sefconidence certain
isolate the obvious
facts hut dream assumptions.
"enre facts he employed they must he carefully anazed
The important he sed from the unimporant. then fitted
together dependable conclusions Basng plans
halfuth is like building structures shifting sand
Priceless the
ary "A the right place the proper time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
What S New
in Business

Nv ARD SCHULTz


Move ,'an .'.,I Ions .- .'.'.,'
.-a.Eh. h1u'3-c y7par.iN Owned
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TIC h'oH'naNicS survey en- ~
TIE ASSOCIATION reported 49,
Nc0g.lS a'" .oT Ia.h OF .'-'
irls. Winters -tl.'. ''l',e y en-
C.c> hl|e orcn -"AS oti Ni N'IN,
Dee Tor me p5s' '"o h'onl'l> anu
have been I'cNed up anu
stripped oi l'rS 10 Keep oHl'i
units an operation ne COM
panlaS .il operate I'D ln'eiN'd "a
u r. L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
W. heeler Nav
Pay Dividend

NEW YORK, Aug 2l-Drcc-
tors OF the Foster Wheeler Corp.
arc expected 10 meet FOR dividend
action on the common stock next
Monday and indications are a sec
ond payment Of IS cents a share
maybe aHtherized Fhc report fer
The FIRST half Of 1914 Is also due
about that time and S likely q
show earnings before and after
taxes and subject 10 rcnegoIia-
ton approaching the results. FOR
the corresponding pq'iod Of 1913
Net profits for the first half OF
last Year were equal 10 Si63 a
share on 2Si5S4 common shares
Shipments for the last half year
are estimated around the total a
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Battle Creek Hi
By $4,000 Fire

BATTLE CREEK. Aug. -
Fire early today destroyed beer.
wIuc and equipment Of The a w
Walsh Co. hcvcrorc distributors.
ar5 tho r ! SkidmOrc avl Sons,
contractors The loss being este
Wl'rd mr. $50 COO.
Frc Chief Charles \. CrGSicr
said several beer trucks burned
in the one-story brick and frame
STRUCTURE The building and stored
timber belonging 20 the Skidrore
firm were a total loss.
The fire vas brought under
control after fouv hours. It's origin
was undetermined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
ASK DISSOLUTION

The complaint charges that "a
combination of priNate, financial.
industrial and railroad interests
have acted colluSlVely 10 main
tam nonCOmpotltlve rates for
transportation, and TO prevent and
reiaId improvements in the serN-
ices and facilities of railroads for
the western part Of the United
States"
Dissolution Of the Association
of American Railroads and the
Western Association of Railway
Executives is asked.
II also seeks an Injunction
against all defendants TO prevent
the revival or continuance of any
OF the ofonSeS charged. and 10
prevent The continuance or revival
Of the So-called western agree
mcnt."
The suit Centers around the
western agreement Of the rail
roads, concluded in the midst Of
the depression in 1882. whereby
the tranScontinontal lines set up
a commissioner and board of di-
rectorS IN an attempt to eliminate
Improbable competition
Although the western agree
ment' may have been discon-
tinued. the practices started by
the organization are still being
continued. the department alleges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Oliver Farm
Plans Merger

CLEVELAND Aug q The
Oliver Farm Equipment Co. is
nearing conclusion Of negotiations
with the Cleveland Tractor Co. for
merger Of the two firms and
proxy material is being prepared
for a special stockholders meeting
Of Oliver Farm 10 approve the
merger.
Details OF The plan VIII not be
released Gntil the proxies have
been sent out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
important TO Relate Facts in Correct Manner

1T is not simple matter to make clear statement of a fact
listener tends different Interpretation
the meS oohoe is left Facts must he stated accurately
that they remain being absorbed another
people permit emotion outweigh ton
They let impressions dominate their better judgment.
They victims their superficial
yielding knowingly to the lure of the path
Businessmen facts through the technique of bookkeeping
double form This method shows the relationship OF each
10 the total position of
When has arfung worldwide operations relies
capacity consolidate details the
significant and el-tale localities.
Modern accounting is indispensable tool for management
II windows and insight into the significance Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
EIllGrSOn'S
Sales Double

NEW YORK, Aug. - Follow
ing meeting OF directors Of
Emerson Radio and Photograph
Corp. II was announced net sales
for the 80 weeks ended July %
totaled $l4,426 LOG. against ST.
2S0.9i9 in the comparable period
of 1893.
The company has negotiated a
revolving credit known as a VT
loan. Of S100O0OOO with Chase
National Bank and National City
Bank Purpose Of tho loan is 10
provide for replacement Of capital
tied up IN government contracts,
when and If such contracts are
Cancelled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Priorities

The Derot regional office - me
War Production Road announced to-day
the following rrirfItes actions.
L-67 AMENDED. Lawn Movers % Pro.
vides fHr exceptions o. restrictions -
conform with Phi Reg -
L-33i. Or u Advanced Ail.tmer's
~ Consumers ~ Hardwood Lumber Per
mits Class ! consumers 20 receive part NJ
fourth quarter requirements 10 third quar-
'er
List sen 4. revocation. Auxiliary
Equipment and Appurtensnces. etc" Re
vcFns the schedule
LILO sch %. Awdt Grounfvood
Papcr Changes rsference 20 tWn- Glars
n ne APR un9er heading "Cafnorizing o.
MIX Aluminium Removes resirlc.
sons IN use ~ aluminium from al orders
EXCEPT as specified pfrvides for obtaining
aluminium
Mil revocation "AMminum Revok"s
me- order
rrt Reg % Dlr C0rrrcts copy %
have correct references to L-s0 ani o.
correct TILE NJ f.10.c
For further detsls cortact WPR 1913
Woodward avenue Phone TR 24s0o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Gas Usage Drops
For Detroit Area

The gas Scndout in tho Detroit
district for the week ended Aug.
10 was 402.74l thousand cubic
feet, the Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co. reported today, a decrease
Of 80 s42 thousand cubic feet conf
pared with the corresponding
week last wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Universal Cooler
Pays Two Dividends

Universal Cooler Corp. has de-
clarcd dividends OF 10 cents on
Class r and = cents on Class a..
both payable Sept. Is TO stock Of
record Sept 5.
Tho previous payment on Class
3 was the initial dividend of 10
cents on Oct. 90 1885. The firm
raid . cents on Class A in the
previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Kuhn-LOeb Bids
On Chicago Bonds

NEW YORK. Aug. 24-Kuhn,
Loeb e. Co. and associates has bid
100 $50 for S37S0O.O0O Chicago
Union Station bonds as 27ss.
Kiddcr. Peabody e. Co. and as
Sociares bid l00.5S97 for PISS.
HalSey. Stuart & Co. and asSo-
CiateS bid loops for 27ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
INCLUDES COMMENT

Information also is requested a
10 any printed comment tina
may have been disseminated witt
respect 10 any OF the stocks.
Member firms" the letter
reads (which may have dis
Seminated market letters.
flashes Ia branch offices. and
similar material with respect to
any of these five automobile
stocks, or To automobile stocks
in general. during the May ~
Aug. -, 1874, period. are re-
queSted to file duplicate copies
of such material with the eN-
change when they deliver the
special l2I forms mentioned
above"
one copy of this material vii
be forwarded by the exchange
10 the Securities and Exchange
Commission Member firms are
not expected to submit informa.
ton or advice given to individual
orally or by letter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
N. Y. Labor Backs FOR

SYRACUSE \ Y, Aug u
ms The New York state Fed
Grafton Of LaborS SlSt annual
convention was on record today as
endorsing the candidacy OF PrcSi-
don, Roosevelt. with fewer than a
dozen of the 1000 delegates op-
tossed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
M. S. Ruksyser
M. S. Ruksyser
Urges Planning Now
For Postwar Era

This against Axis end: it will be
the and policies
Accordingly. : for inertia
foresight essential for survival
Planning be done by citizens and by governmental
officials Since largely governments business government
Bernard NJ. Bauchr
closing But citizens and corporate
pending events their financial and business activities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
III. 5. Stuff. Hits
Rail Combine

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i-The
justice department today an
nounced filing in the L. S. district
court Of Lincoln. Neb. of an anti
trust suit against the Association
of American Railroads. officers
and members Of lis board of di-
rcctors. the Western Association
of Railway Executives. j. p. Nor
gan & Co. Inc; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. ~ railroads and their chief
executives. and 81 other indi-
viduals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
SIMILAR TO FORM III

The information the exchange
explains IN its letter Of request,
is comparable 10 that which has
regularly been supplied on the
exchange $ form III This covers
the routine monthly report The
difference in the present instance,
however. IS that il must be broken
down on a daily basis.
To facilitate the reporting. the
exchange has provided a special
variation of Form l2l for prep
arallon BY The affected parties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
OIL FIRMS INVOLVED

The suit charges the railroads
reached an agreement with major
oil companies which own and
operate pipelines. so that the oil
firms did not establish competitive
rates which would have tended 10
bring down the high long haul
rail rates. which have been and
arc maintained by the defcnden'
railroads for the movement of
petroleum products.
BerGe told newSmen that the
justice department is conducting
an investigation Of southern rail-
roads 10 determine whether there
has been ColluSive action in that
region in the fixing of freight
rates.
He SAID the inquiry has de-
veloped no evidence Of a commits
sion plan similar 20 that men
toned in the Lincoln suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Holland Furnace
Declares Dividend

The Holland Furnace Co. has
declared a dividend Of 50 cents on
common. payable Sept 80 to hold
ers Of record Sept. 8. The same
amount was paid in July and
April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Dow Chemical Votes
75-Cent Dividend

NEW YORK. Aug - Dow
Chemical Co has declared a divi-
dond Of = cents on common. pay
able oct rs 10 stock Of record
oct ? The previous payment was
The Same amount on Iulv l.. last.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
LISTS BREAKDOWN

Round-lot purchases sales
and short sales made as >pc-
ClalSlS
All other round-lot pur-
Ch3SCS sales and short sales
initiated while on the floor and
3 All Tound-lot purchases
sales and short sales, initiated
off tho floor.
The information is 10 cover tho
l2-wock period. May - 10 Aug
-. 1914. inclusive. and be giver
separately for each Of the five
stocks mentioned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Detroit Stocks

Di,idends In the foregoing table are IN,
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Ex' Asks Data
On 5 Motors

NEW YORK. Aug 24-ENpand-
ing us investigation in transac-
tons IN the low priced motor
shares the Securities and ~
change Commission today asked
the New York Stock Exchange 10
Obtain certain detailed statistics
covering daily trading in The
stocks Of Graham-Paicc Motors
Corp Hayes Manufacturing Corp,
Hudson Motor Car Co. Hupp
Motor Car Corp and WillyS-Ovcr-
land Motors, Inc.
.Ee- e4faf4i455- pith his request, the
exchange has asked individual
members who are not partners Of
mcmhCrS firms 10 supply figures
revealing The dally--NeiHrtr Uf
Trading Tor their own account
broken down As follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
nIoIrsNE IIGnr 90.

Twelve months ended june go
1874 fQi7
Set income $40 49, as Sii .00i iS5
Pc common share S42l SfS7
SIX months ended June 90
Net income So ass ,sf2 - 3sl So
Per common share 81 p 81 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
Earnings
:. $. WIFI DTNTNL MF6

sX months ended June 30--
tqff 1913
Ne' proNf S5Sa SIS $3.50 so
Snare earnings s. "a 81 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24

For the "Inside News" ~
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-24
" -IARNIS- Co
CITN INNTSrING %

FIscl year ended Aprll %
1874 Iqf3
Nrf rrnft 500 le7 500 .u3f
Common share earnings 81 IS
I.ss
Evening star., 1944-07-28

Good = looking billfolds,
each one made for dura-
bility. Splendid gift for
any man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Colt More Popular

Hosts Of new friends are spread
ing the gospel these days about
the ancient and honorable sport
of golf
Golf is making more gains in
popularity during this war than
almost all 1.-The -atheF- sports Be-
sides the material help from is
players serving on the battle
fronts and the bond money raised
directly and indirectly from tour
naments, golf is playing a bigger
part
We mean the rehabilitation Of
wounded men
Army doctors have become en-
Unused about the growing pres
ence Of golf around the hospitals,
because it's one sport the boys can
play that promotes health. but
doesn't include bodily contact.
Big league golfers and a lot
Of pros you've never heard Of give
their time 10 this effort. giving
free lessons 10 the wounded heroes
and working TO raise funds for
ECU p ment and building full
courses.
The war threatened 10 extermi-
nate golf. but il seems now the
sport is due 10 be more popular
than ever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
O'NeiII Deserves II

We'll. II is Jolly decent Of the
Cleveland folks and we all APP
preciate same. We are happy tor
several reasons, chief Of WHICH is
that O'Neill lives in Cleveland.
II is nice 10 know the loyable
Detroit skipper is so popular with
his home folks, even If they owe
allegiance 10 their own club for
the greater part of the season.
The Tiger fans in Detroit are
steamed up over the Yankee series
at Briggs Stadium next week. But
this Cleveland series can be al
most as important 10 the Tigers,
To keep up in the race, the
Tigers should win three out Of
four games here. They could keep
pace with the other contenderS on
two wins. But the achievement of
bagging two is no cinch. not to
mention three.
Though a disappointment 10
those who thought they had great
championship possibilities, the In
dams this season have never been
and are not now push overs. The
Tigers will have TO be at their
best 10 take majority OF the
parr1pS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
SpOrt
Cleveland Fans
Pull for Tigers
By LEO MACDoNELL

CLEVELAND. Sept 15-The
baseball fans Of Cleveland are for
giving fans. bless en-!
They apparently have chosen 20
forget the bitter last days OF the
1870 race in which their Indians
were edged out OF the champion
ship by the Tigers.
There was no fruit shower when
the Tigers arrived in Cleveland
last night. And, as far as We
know, none is planned for Munic-
ipal Stadium this evening. where
the Tigers and Indians are booked
for two games which ars "cry
very important TO the pennant
chasing Tigers.
AS a matter Of fact. Cleveland
fans are pulling for the Tigers 10
win the pennant, since their own
idols are out Of the picture. we
are told by Bob Yonkers, alert
sports scribe for the Press here.
Mr.. YonkerS wrote IN his paper:
The pOpulace has adopted
Steve O'Neilfs outfit as Its
color bearer in the boiling
American League pennant race
and they'll be pulling for Dizzy
Trout and Harold NewhOuser 10
add 10 their remarkable victory
totals at the Tribes expense"
Time is healing, isn't II?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
2 Champs
Decided

The Detroit Times Carrier Soft
ball League had two new cham
pions today-A-4 Fairviews, win
ner on the east side and J-2 Ter
rors. west side victors
Both teams made II two straight
over rival contenderS when they
won yesterdays deciding games.
The FairviewS d efe It ID d.
Braves, u to l, after winning.
81, Tuesday.
The Terrors won over Black
hawks, 10, in an extra inning
game yesterday after winning
so.
AS a result OF their title VIC
tories, the Fairviews and the Ter
rors will meet tomorrow at 4:30
p. IN. and at p. m. Sunday at
Northwestern Field for the city
Winner Of the Detroit carrier
title will play host TO the Chicago
Herald-American carrier cham
pion next week. The winner will
he awarded the William Randolph
Hearst MiddleweStern oft a ]
award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-16
Shakeup Due

With the possibility there will
be a general shaking up Of the
Indians before another season
rolls around, il will be interesting
10 see which of the Clevelanders
VIII depart.
According to reports here, Jim
Bagby and Roy Cullenbine are
among Indians on the block.
While tales Of diSsension among
the Indians may have been exag-
gerated, insiders report the club
continues 10 be infected with in
ternal Squabbllng, a cancer which
even the able and hard working
Lou Boudreau has thus far been
unable 10 cut out.
Maybe an overhauling OF the
club will get the desired result.
That trouble goes back TO last
spring and why didn't the Cleve-
land club do business with the
Tigers when they had the chance.
The Cleveland management
scorned efforts Of the Tigers TO
trade players. Maybe they will be
glad 10 do business now--if the
gate has not been closed by the
Tigers