Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1927, Page 13

AUTO TRADE TENSE, WAITING FOR FORD Good Turkey Year In Nearhy Section Is Seen by Dealer Special Dispatch to The Star. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO CONTINENTAL BAKING IN $6,600,000 SUIT Asks That Amount of Clifford & Dahn Co. Seocurities Firm S $: 34.68 on their various obliga- tions. The court is asked to require the defendants to deliver to the complain- ant for sale 2,2567.56 shares of Com- mandér-Larabee stock dividends,” and such other stocks recetved in the form of dividends. Also It is demand- ed that the defendants pay to the complainant $24,150 to enforce a_lien Dy €, THURSDAY, the stock of the Commander-Larabee Corporation, A judgment for the balance alleged tokb: due the complainant also fs asked. SAFEWAY STORES SALES. EW YORK, November 10 (#).— Sales of Safeway Stores for 10 months this vear rose to $62,042,386 NOVEMBER 10, 1927. PicoLy WiGGLY FIVE BIG SPECIALS Special Prices for This Week Only Cco “Logan” brand sweet sugar corn. Regular price is 14 cents but special all this week. PINEAPPLE Libby brand crushed Pine- apple. Fine for icings, sher- bets and desserts. No 2 cans. Special this week. BALTIMORE, November 9.— The outlook for the Thanksgiving thirkey is more encouraging than it has been in vecent years. Wholesale and retail poultry dealers agree the hirds are plenti ful and for that reason should be on 100 shares of Clifford & Dahn from $45.246,727 in the corresponding stock and 42,770 shares additlonal of 2 i period. in Court Action. 38,000,000 Cars in Operation in U. S. by 1940, Forecast of Big Parts Dealer. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, November 10.—A sult in equity, {nvelving more than moderately priced. 500,000 in securities and cash, has The first shipments of November | been filed in the United States’ Dis- turkeys are coming to Baltimore |trict Court by the Continental Baking from Virginia They are selling | Corporation, a Maryland corporation, from 35 to 40 cents a pound whole- | against the Clifford & Dahn Co., a se- sale, alive. curities corporation of Delaware. “Because of great quant According to the allegations, the corn grown dur the first transaction out of which the sult turkey farmer e able grew originated in December, 1925, poultry more cheaply than | \hen, it is alleged, John R. Dahn have done for the past few e ‘the stock of the snid one dealer today. “Judg- | L Flour Mills Corporation of m the birds cor in daily | Kansas for $3.894,915. This was con- they ell fed |trolled by the Continental interests. of comdition.” Dahn paid $25,000 cash, and the bal- to be settled for as of April |15, 1926, it is asserted. F. W. Clifford joined with Dahn in March, 1926, and, with W. D. Gregory., also of Minneapolis, they agreed to form a pool and purchase a control- ling interest in what is known as the “ommander_group of flour mills, ac- cording to the bill. August 20, the__de! ENTERPRISE SERIAL Building Association 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. 59th Issue of Stock Now Open for Subscription Every Night and Every Afternoon Reception and Demonstration Largest Coffee Beoth' at the FooD SHOW Washington Auditorium—Nov. 9th to 19th BY J. C 8pecial Dispateh to Th W YORK, November 10 Y2 33,000.000 cars in the United | s by 1910, ement is of the ipment Assoctation or the present att the motor manuf which was outlined by one of ¥ in ihe fo f rd do the w budy making and selli otor 2 Despite this attitude, many of the executives in the antemobile industry have spent manufacturer, at ast, has consumed over 10 square mil . of blu> print|The election yesterday and tablets (- -ted to o Fisher of Detroit as & dir 1 preparation for the new | ? v 3 tition. The trade has known for months that Ford would bring out ew car. They were not taken un-| awares, Today they declare, and it is freely admitted b sources close to the Ford interests, that the other manu- faciurers know just what the new Ford will be like. They are in doubt | only about the price “Eye Appeal” Stressod. As exclusively described in eolumns many weeks ago, the Ford will have intensified eve ap “A baby Lincoln,” the Ford en call it. It will have a longer piston stroke, oil and water four- wh sl brakes, a selective transmis: | & aion, a higher radiator and a new hood and cowl. Knowing these things as well a of the performances of the ne to speed and gas and oil cons the other big quantity producers e pre, their answers to the Ford challenge. 1t is not possible to reveal | these plans at the moment, since they | are subject to eleventh-hour changes. However, it can be authoritatively stated that one large concern stands ready to throw into the market a four- cylinder car at a price Jower than that named by Ford, no matter what that may be, and also is prepared to aston- ish the automotive world with a six- cylinder car having all the improve- ments at the same price place | on the new Ford four. Plans are so far ad- vanced that action can be had on pro- duction on extremely short no..ce. This is the situation generally meant when manufacturers say, “Let Ford do the worrying.” They know what it has cost the veteran producer to shut down and reorganize for production of & new model. They place the cost at | approximately a quarter of a billion | dollars. New Plant a Marvel. | But Ford, does not seem to be fol- lowing their advice. The final assem. | bly line now has been transferred to | the Fordson plant, and work is going merrily ahead. Today there are over 43.000 men in the plant. 8killed work- men have gradually been transforred \ there from the Highland Park plant, olL where 64000 are on the job. Engi| i« FIRINTOL N nrers who helped to build the new | ili Bart U s T e | “TheBest Oil inthe frankly ‘amazed at what they have| seen grow into being. It plant the vhere Ford can “make an ities of immer, to raise they sea- PEAS No. 2 Can| “Canua” brand. Fancy early June peas. 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It'll pay you to maintain good standing at a bank of our type. All trains run to Pennsylvania Station 7th Avenue and 32d Street New York Quick, convenient service to Polo Grounds by 6th Avenus Elevated and all surface lines; also by 7th Avenue Subway. - and full inf ti o ticket ts or C, E, e e hgenss Fonsivemin. Budlog, $13-1oth Sirety M. Wi Pennsylvania Railroad Rib Roast. .. .. .lb,, 35¢ Chuck Roast . . .lb., 28¢c Stewing Beef. . .1b., 15¢ Sirloin Steak . . .1b.,47¢ Hamburg Steak, 1b., 25¢ LEG OF LAMB Small, lean and tender. Lb., 33¢ The Columbia National Bank 911 F Street . Capital and Surplus $650.000.00 i—frorvu‘yolmg, tender, corn- Poultry Frooh Hams. ...Ib, 24c Senle . . Ib. 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