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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Names Florida A&M Champs

their opponents only rs points.
North Carolina a and 7 College
crossed the FAMU goal line twice
10 lose to the orange-wave. 81
IL.
Lincoln University of Jefferson
CITY Missouri, met defeat by
FAMU. 49-6, with high-rated Tex
as Southern University, Houston,
being repealed, 48-7. Other Flori-
da rivals we're unable to score
against the Tallahassee pack. The
record shows Florida over Ben
edict College, 500, Morris Brown
College $50, -Bethune-Cookman
College. 100. S. c. State College,
600. Allen University, TO and
Southern University, 46-O.
Ralph A. Robinson, Club rating
committee chairman, and WORLD
Sports Editor Marion E. Jackson,
club coordinator, noted that the
"Rattlers" were the lone unbeat-
en- and united team in Negro foot
ball. Not only did FAMU notch
honors in four NCAA depart
ments scoring, total offense
hut won over the best teams OF
the Southern intercollegiate Ath-
letic Conference, Central Inter
collegiate Athletic Association,
Midwestern Athletic Association
and the Southern Athletic AS
sociation. Only Jackson State Col.
Ieae challenged the "Rattlers
for national honors. The Merritt
men bowed only TO Southern
University in winning runner-up
honors.
The Californian, Coach Merritt
and other 1861 honorees OF the
iO0es Club will be honored dur
ING the Atlanta sportsmen's an
nual AlI-Sports Jamboree at the
waIuhaje Apartments in this city
on February 2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09

Atlanta Ga. - The high scor-
ING undefeated "Rattlers" of Flor
ida A & Nj University, Tallahas-
see. have been named intercoI
lcoiate football champions for
1861 by the 100 Per Cent Wrong
Club of the ATLANTA DAILY
WORLD.
While announcing FIorids's Sc
lection 10 receive The w. A. Seoff.
n. Memorial Trophy, symbol OF
the championship, A. L. Thomp-
son. club president reported
that Head Football Coach John
Merritt, Jackson State College;
Jackson. Miss. has been selected
Coach Of the Year" for the
closing season. The Tigers" OF
Jackson Safe College ('-l-oh
will meet FAMu 900 IN the
Orange Blossom CLASSIC s' "''
December 2.
The Scott Trophy honors the
memory of w. A. Scott, IL, found
er.publisher of the ATLANTA
DAILY WORLD, who was a star
ring quarterback and an All
American at Morehouse College,
The annual award was inaugural at
ed several years ago by the iOo
nercenters with the cooperation
II The Coca-Cola Company. ~.
lan,a. which has been sponsorins
narticipant in the Clubs actlvi-
tics for almost a decade. o'ner
snonsors of the event are 'ns
Atlanta Bother for Coca'Cola anu
RuIoya Watch Company ..o.l
The nationally famous ioo1 We
body picked Coach a. s. :. JAKE axe.
Gathers "RsssIers" on the bass pas.
- sehedvIe. games won and los.
"a !. ,he dickinson Rsiins system
s The rIoridsmen tailed 4so po'n's
n nine games. while permitting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09

cs,e underwood, British En-
- w" cruiser weight CTS pound
~ mon arrived in Detroit Sun
~ ~ begin final preparations
!, his 10-round Convention
~ seua battle with Detroit's Henry
Esnk on Dec. 10.
Underwood, %, Of Craigncuk.
clasplow Scotland, suburb, Is
H. No. | contender for Archie
|1eore's world title. He has 30
/ 'u ,"ries in 81 professional ring
l" Niles. q by 'knockouts.
4 Underwood was accompanied
tbe Pan-American Airlines
|'obl by Willie Fisher, his l54-
Eo s stablcmatc who will also
n on the card; Tommy Gilmour.
e manager; and Jimmy Smith,
r;sher a bronze medal winner
|. ,be Rome oIympics, has 10
I,a;oht victories as . pro.
1 The invading fighters begin
L,ininc at Cobo Hall ID" Mon
|sv afternoon, Hank began train
e. there last Saturday.
4 Max Handler. chairman OF the
Ac,roit Boxing Club which is
6aoine the international fistic
hassic for the benefit of the
|hidrens Orthogenic School dor
NATIONALLY disturbed childrcn)
ranged for the fighters to train
4 the giant. multi-million dollar
Exhibition building on Detroit's
srergront The public is admitted
kee TO the training sessions.
us that kind of fight Hand
br explained. II can assure fight
kns that this will be one of the
kost colorful boxing programs
hev have ever seen in Detroit.
Among the things that will
hlp make the presentation a
bectaclc will be a golden circle"
$50 seats around the ring
khich will seat 500 persons in
kmiformal (black tie) attire.
\ And, the st. Andrews Ameri-
I'm champion Pipe Band (kilts
Nd alb will be on hand to greet
Underwood when he enters the
lng with Scotland, The Brave"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
40 Get UNI
Grid Letters

ANN ARBOR, Mich, - Forty
members of Michigan's 1861 foot
ball squad earned varsity letters
and 80 others received reserve
awards for their work during
the season.
The awards were announced
by Head Coach Bump Elliott
following approval of Athletic
Director Fritz Crisler and the
Athletic Board.
Twenty members of the letter
winning group, or exactly half
Of it, are graduating seniors. BY
positions, seven tackles and sew
en- ends received awards along
with five guards, four centers,
ouarterbacks, and fullbacks, re-
spectively. and nine halfbacks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
|rip|eheader Is Next
Olympia Cage Feat

Professional basketball at its
hest and fastest will be offered
! the Olympia Stadium Friday,
b. %. when the Chicago Majors
ID the Pittsburgh Rens of the
Rw American Basketball Lea
b. meet in the feature event of
wonderful entertainment trip
theader.
THE hilarious Harlem Globe
ble brand of fun and finesse
sainst the Washington Generals
'pliers will display their inimit-
l the first game on this great
III And Cab Galloway will serve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
s p o RTS-
G RApHI(

Left.handed Dave Charnely OF
England, lightweight champion OF
Europe and the British Empire.
may get a third shot at the world
title next year because OF his
third round Knockout over Ameri-
can l.. c. Morgan at the Bellvue
Arena Monday night.
Morgan, of Youngstown. o.,
and Los Angeles, who is ranked
second among contenders for the
junior welterweight crown. was
counted out at 1:25 of the third
round when floored by a left
hook. He rose just too late to
beat the count of 10.
Promoter Harry Levene said
Tuesday he would try TO arrange
a title fight between 26-year-old
Charnley and world champion
Joe Brown. of Houston. Tex, at
London in February or March.
Brown. 33, defeated the Briton
in two previous title bouts.
Michigan's Bonnie McRae and
Michigan States George Saimes
were backfield choices on both
the Associated Press and United
Press international all-Big Ten
team along with Ohio States
Bob Ferguson and Minnesota's
Sandy Stephens.
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Wilma Rudolph. Olympic track
star from Tennessee A & | con-
firmed Tuesday that she was
secretly married last month in
William Ward, a fellow men,
her of the school track team. The
new Mrs. Ward took three gold
medals for the United States in
the Olympics in Rome.
Her husband was stationed at
Fort Campbell IN Kentucky and
later attended North Carolina
State College before transferring
to A & | where he is a runner
on the track team.
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One OF the newcomers on Mich
igan's basketball team is John
Harris. Harris is sophomore
academically but a junior in
eligibility. He comes to Michigan
from Alcorn A & NJ in Mississip-
phi. He now lists Detroit as his
hometown. Harris is related 10
former Wayne State center
George Brown, who was instru-
mental in bringing him to Mich
igan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Four Tan Stars Named
To Look AN America

the 1100-member Football Writ.
ers Association.
mo fullback at Ohio State, and
precious few anywhere ever
matched Bob Ferguson for brute,
mobile offensive power" declar-
ed Look in announcing the selec-
tons.
Stephens, the first Negro quar-
terback to win All America hon.
ors, was described as "a powerful
roll-out runner. a deadly thrower
in crisis no quarterback meant
so much to his team as Sandy
Stephens to surprising Minneso-
ia"
Stephens teammate, tackle Bob
by Bell, was called the "kingpin
Of the terrific Minnesota line
and rates as the best Gopher
tackle since Dick Wildung in
1912"
Davis. rated the nations top
halfback, broke Jim Browns scor-
ing, rushing and touchdown re-
cords at Syracuse. Ernie does
not quite match Jim in sheer pow
err declared Look, but he is
niftier and a more rounded
performer"
The Football Writers Associa-
ton in selecting the 1861 Look
All America squad, followed
precedent set by the late Grant
land Rice and chose a 22-man
team in which each player enjoys
equal first-string status.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09

as master of ceremonies-and
star performer-in a fast-paccd
variety program that will add
to the pleasure of the occacion.
The chieaso-Pittsbursh game
will give Olympia fans their first
chance TO appraise the special
ABL style Of basketball, where
q new set Of rules has been in
PRODUCED TO give the good little
man a chance and TO put much
needed emphasis on defense.
The man behind the ABL is
the fantastic Abe Saperstein. for
35 years the boss of the Harlem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09

Wayne State University will
have a light athletic schedule this
week as only two Of the four Tar
tar winter sports squads are
scheduled for action.
Two road games for Coach
Joel Mason's basketball team
highlights the schedule, while
the WSU swimmers will compete
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09

activities of the Goth annual
Orange Blossom Classic and Fes-
tival scheduled for December
80. The disclosure was made
by Charles J. Smith III, director
of public relations at Florida
A and M University which spon-
sors the spectacular event.
The A and NJ Rattlers, unbeat-
en- and united at the time of the
announcement of Coke's partici-
patton, will be host TO an out
standing opponent.
Negotiations for the tie-in par
ticipation were handled through
The Moss II. Hendrix Organiza-
ton of Washington, d. c., a
national public relations and sales
counseling firm. Moss H. Ken
dirk, nationally known figure in
public relations, heads the COM
pany.
The Florida Council of Coca
Cola Bottlers will be one of the
sponsors of 10-city radio net
work that will carry the broad
cast of the game. The Coca-Cola
Company of Atlanta will enter
tain the press. radio and TV corps
with buffet dinner in the press
box during the half-time of the
game in the Orange Bowl Stad-
ium and has again, as in the
past eight years, purchased the
center-spread advertising space
in the official souvenir program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
AsHE BEATS BUcHALz

In the finals, Ashe got smali
deeree of revenge when ne met
and defeated Clifford Bucnail'
Trinity College, San Antonio,
Texas s.6: ga: Oil: 1l-9. the
scores definitely indicate inc
type Of gruelling match 'n ,'.s'
rivals fought. II was in the Jun
ior Nationals at Kalamazoo .na'
Buchalz defeated Ashe last sum-
mer for the first time, to knock
him out of contention ior inc
National Junior Championships
Arthur is doing better than aver
age work at U.CLAJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Ashe Wins National
USLTA Indoor Crown

Arthur Ashe, Jr., Richmond
Va. seeded number 2, successful
~ defended his crown in the 81.
Louis National Junior Indoor sim
giles championships. Ashe, fresh
man at U.C.L.A., defeated John
Clancy of Norte Dame, 6-2: o-3'
Karl Herick, Freeport, N. Y. 6.S;
81; Ben Harris, Girardeau, MO-
SO: 60 and Jim Parker, Rice In.
stitute. Houston. Texas tnlra
seeded, his doubles partner 6-z;
Ga to reach finals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Chic Underwood Arrives;
For Henry Hank Bout

directed by Pipe Major Walter
Rose. ''
And, the who's who" in box.
ing throughout the United States
Will be on hand 10 glimpse Cal.
derwood who is making his frs,
start In this country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
BY Jim A. Butler

Coach Dave Stack plans to
play Harris al center while g.
foot-7 letterman Tom Cole moves
TO forward. On defense the two
will switch. Cole will play center
when Harris is on the bench.
Harris is probably a little
better center and is a stronger
rebounder," Stack explained. "Iie
has an excellent jump shot from
about Is feet OUT
.
Ernie Davis, Syracuse halfback
who broke four of Jim Browns
school records. won the Heisman
Trophy Tuesday as the nations
outstanding college football play
en- He received 824 points (l79
first-place votes, 103 seconds. 81
thirds to edge Bob Ferguson. of
Ohio State. who had III points
Jimmy Saxton finished third and
Minnesota's Sandy Stephens
fourth.
Eastern always a slow starter
even while running up three
straight Public School League
and Detroit basketball champion
ships. II was no different Friday.
The perennial champions faced
Pershing High in their first game
and sputtsred to 1926 lead be-
fore leaving for the dressing
room. They roared back with Al
points in the second half to
defeat Pershing, 1852.
John Rowser. fresh from East
ern's football team. had a warm
tussle with Pershing's Ted Size
more for individual scoring hon
ors and finished the game with
"a points. one more than his
Pershing rival
Rowser dropped in IL field
goals and two free throws to
Sizemore's IL baskets and one
foul toss. Bob Yearly had IA
points and Roy Mormon IL for
Eastern.
The days scoring honors went
in the East Side PSI games TO
Jerry Pettway, of Northern, who
sank IL goals and Is of II free
throws for 80 points as Northern
conquered DENLY. $685.
Northeastern grabbed a 24-12
halftime lead against Mumford.
out-scoring the losers, 1877, in
the last quarter Coach Bob Conf
bear called on 13 of Is players.
Leroy Haywood leading with 18
points. Ben Thomas made IL,
the SAME number as Mumford's
Howard Schecter.
Cass Tech raced to 81 points
in the first quarter against os-
born TO win with final score of
1920. John Stinson, of Cass, led
both teams with IL points on
eight goals and free throw.
y +
On the West Side Northwest
ern jumped to 17-12 lead in the
first period and we're ahead at
half-time. 1921. The second half
was a runaway, Northwestern
scoring q points in each period
and smothering Cooley. 1914
The starting five players scor-
ed 70 points. Andy Wilson hav-
ing 81 on l3 baskets and one free
throw. Dick Greer had ID. while
Stan Washington and Roy Adams
each collected IL and Maurice
White 10. AL Atlandis made 10
for the losers.
Louis Hyatt and James Price,
both reserves last season. con-
tributed most to the River Rouge
47-36 win over Highland Park.
Each scored 13 points. one more
than Highland Parks Henry Har-
din. Neither team was in mid
season form. but favored River
Rouge won as expected
Ecorse. the Twin Valley team
that gave Rouge so much trouble
last season. also started on a
winning note by beating Robi.
chaud. 1914 Darrell Williams
led Ecorse with Is points and
George Peoples added Ia. Roland
Kent had ID for Robichaud.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
range Blossom
jessie

llAMl - Especially - Jack
Jllls from throughout
erIca are expected to "hit the
this weekend for famed
ann and a fabulous Orange
ssom Classic and Festival
$ekcnd.
lorlda AIM University's un-
len and united Rattlers-call.
oy many football fans one Of
alltlme great grid squads
meet the once-beaten Jack
Slate College Tigers in the
annual classic gridiron tilt
urday' December 9, at 800
An anticipated record
ong OF some $4,000 fans is ex-
yea Tor the clash which will
played in the famed Orange
W Stadium.
'her highlights of the week.
viii include the Pepsi.C Cola
npany sponsored Kickoff
'cheon Friday afternoon at
pm. at the Sir John Hotel
The long famed classic par
l2:So pm.
fantastic hsIf-sime show was
~ planned 10 spotlight fine
with show designed 70
'e 'eenssers. The show will
S's The entire hand doing
1. twist" The hiohliohfs Of
49, s"os will be The appearance
"s fabulous jvlIsn lcsrnon.
adderIy the WORLDS orsss.
h s'o ssxophonc player, and
n.' v'ner Nat. . widely acclaim
'"'' IS guest soioisfs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. A. Four
Negro football stars have been
named to the 1861 Look All Amer
lea Team, it was disclosed today.
The four are: Ohio States Bob
Ferguson, Sandy Stephens and
Bobby Lee Bell of Minnesota and
Syracuse's Ernie Davis.
Ferguson. Ohio States batter
ing ram fullback. led the All
America balloting conducted by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-09
Orange Blossom Classic
10 Spotlight (annonbaI|

MIAMI The Florida Council of
Coca-Cola Bottlers, The Miami
Coca-Cola Bottling Company. and
The Cocs-Cola Company of At
lanta will participate in several
Evening star., 1961-03-01
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Mar. l (AP) (UsDA).-
Hogs 5000; moderately active, butch
erS 900 lbs. and down steady to
weak, over 900 lbs. steady to strong
sowS steady: fair shipping demand; I;
mixed l-2 and mixed l-3 l9O-240
lbs. l7.5O-1S.25: 81 head 1-2 1885,
2l5 lbs. 1880; mixed 2-3 and 3s
$4,000 m.nts oa,iv iSi l!Co7d7aES few ship
lI:25: mixed 1-2 and mixed 1-3
100000 lb. sows 16.O0-11 so: mixed
% and Is 100000 lbs. l5.0-l6.5O.
Cattle 10000: calves none; slaugh-
ter steers steady to 25 higher. ad-
vance on average choice to prime;
heiferS steady to 25 lower; cows steady
to 25 higher; other classes steady: q
load Of prime 1925 ID. steers $3.50;
load lots choice and prime 9O0-1 400
lbs. 25.0O-2S.25; mixed good and
choice 9OO-l 300 lbs. 23.75-25. Is:
good steers 22.5O-24.25; a few stand
ard and mixed. standard and good
Holstein Is. .00-i9. 90: high choice
and mixed choice and prime heifers
25.d5: good and mixed good and choice
2S-3t35: 25s ,tliE Utility az and o,, standarf
cows 15.00-17. 90; Gamers and cutters
l2:75-15.50; utility and commercial
bulls 10000 30: good and choice
vealers 25.O0-3l 90: culls down Il
3 90: a load OF good ! 900 10. feed.
ing steers % rs; load Of choice
/ ,05O lbs. $500.
Evening star., 1961-03-01
Credit Limit Raised
For Savings and Loans

Directors of the Federal
Home Loan Bank of Green's
boro, N. c.. have decided to
make more credit available to
member savings and loan aSso-
Citations, it was announced by
President John A. Fogarty.
The associations lines of
credit for purposes other than
: meeting emergency withdrawal
. demands have been increased
to the lesser of Is per cent of
withdrawable savings capital or
-one-third of the individual as
Sociation's line Of credit.
This represents a liberaliza :
tion in the credit restrictions
from the lesser of 1919 per cent
Of withdrawable savings capital
or 80 per cent of the line of
credit.
The board acted in response
to a call from the President OF
the United States for financial
Institutions to make more credit
available. It also urged that all
member associations of the
bank cooperate in President
Kennedy's program to lower
mortgage interest rates.
Evening star., 1961-03-01
iLower Rates Backed
! By League Chief

Z President Kennedy'S program
TO obtain reductions in mort
gage interest rates received the
trnmediate endorsement of the
Omitted States Savings and Loan
League today.
President C. Elwood Knapp
assured President Kennedy that
IN order to aid the administra-
lions anti-recession drive the
league will continue its CO.
operation with administration
leaders to stimulate home lend
ing by making home loans on
more attractive terms,
: THE new Federal Home Loan
Bank Board chairman, Joseph
McMurray, will, of course, have
our full cooperation in his
Specific efforts on the West
Coast" Mr.. Knapp said.
v Mr.. Knapp recalled that he
had wired support to President
Kennedy within hours after
the President had first raised
the question Of housing credit
in his economic message.
. Since the economic message
4; the Federal Home Loan BanE
/ Board has announced a five.
point program designed to i'm.
prove lending terms and reduce
loan costs.
Evening star., 1961-03-01
Roll Income
Sharply
By the Associated Press

The Association of American
Railroads estimated the net
income Of Glass I rail carriers
for 1860 at $445 million. COM
pared with a net Of $57S mil
lion in 1859 and 5000 million
in 1858.
For December 1860, the net
was estimated at $50 million,
against $94 million in Decem-
ber 1859. and 500 million In
December 1858.
Glass I railroads are those
having So million or more
operating revenues annually
Net income is the amount re-
naming after operating ex-
penses and allowances for fixec
charges, including taxes.
The AAR said that during
the past year, the Glass I sys.
TENS had total operating rev.
enues Of $9,514,0O0, 900, dowr
80 per cent from the $685..
00O. 900 in revenues the previous
year. The 1860 operating ex.
penses amounted to $685..
100000 against $7,705, 900 ,O0I
in 1853, a decrease Of 1.8 pc
cent
Evening star., 1961-03-01
Receiver
For Securities
Firm Named

Albert ]. Garry of Washing
ton yesterday was appointed
receiver for the Washington
securities firm of Allen, Nc
Farland Co., Inc.
Judge Burnita Shelton OF
the United States District
Court for the District of Co.
lumbia appointed the receiver
on a motion from the Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission
and the company consented to
the motion.
According to the SECS mo-
ton for receivership, the Wash
ington firm, with offices at
1920 Connecticut avenue NV.
showed assets Of $11,800 on
February 20, compared with
liabilities of $15.S00.
In December, 1860, the COM
mission obtained a court in
junction against further viola
tions of its net capital rule by
the Washington firm. The
company and its principal Of
ficers, Otto J. Allen and Joseph
Mcfarland, also consented tc
the court order.
Evening star., 1961-03-01
Earnings

American Machine g. FOun-
dry in 3 months ended Deem
ber 81 earned SIS million VS..
Sc, ,787,000 in 1859 period.
Erie-Lackawanna R.R. in
January had a loss Of $3,248,-
752 VS.. a loss of $551,l23 in
1860 period.
Baltimore & Ohio R.R. in
January had a loss Of $2.897.-
3l4 VS.. earnings Of $815.052 in
1860 period.
Automatic Canteen in 3
months ended December "a
earned $l,113,6S7 or 10 cents
q share VS.. 1881 1854 or 10 cents
in 1859 period.
Reading Co. in January had
a loss Of 81 ,994,556 VS.. earnings
Of $65 .S76 in 1860 period.
A. G. Spalding in IL months
ended January 81 earned
$1,166, 900 or 100 a share VS.
$1.25l 900 or $1.20 in 1860.
Atlantic Coast Line in Janu-
airy earned $99S, 900 VS.. $1,314.-
900 in 1860 period.
Carrier Corp. in 3 months
ended January 81 earned $562.-
600 or IT cents q share VS.
$499, 900 or II cents in 1856
period.
Other earnings included:
Fer 9 Months Ended January 81
Evening star., 1961-03-01
Inventories
HeIpFight
Steel Imports

NEW YORK. Mar. 1 (AP).-
Inventory scrimping that holds
back domestic steel operations
indirectly hurts the steel indus
try's foreign competitors, the
Iron Age said today.
The weekly Woodworking
journal said a study showed
many consumers have been by
passing foreign steel for the do
mestic product chiefly to assure
fast delivery and dependable
service.
An Ohio structural and plate
salesman was quoted:
1--WE are in a battle of rolling
schedules right now and the
long deliveries from foreign
mills put them at a disadvan-
tage. WEI have been forced int
ten-day and two-week deliv.
cries.
Foreign mills can't hope tc
compete against that, even with
a price advantage"
The industry in the United
States currently is operating al
about IS per cent Of capacity
much lower than the rate II
many European countries.
Iron Age said that despitt
Withdrawals of some domestic
users from the foreign stee
market and loss Of interest b!
others imports are still a po'
tent threat to sales by UniteC
States SteelmakerS."
The magazine said a narrow
ing price differential betweeI
domestic and foreign steel wa
second to quick delivery in &C
counting for a drift away from
imports.