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Officials of The Dalton Foundries Inc., announce two additions to their managements staff.
Ed Severns, of Harrison Township, took top state honors with a prize 350-pound Duroc gilt at the state promotion show and sale at Purdue this week. Forty-two other gilts were entered. The winning gilt, farrowed last spring, is a granddaughter of Ed's huge boar, Hoosier Transmitter, weighing more than half a ton, which was the heaviest at last year's state fair and took third prize in its class.
Gael Munson, of the Warsaw Overland-Willys-Knight Agency, went to Chicago in response to a telegram from Mr. Willys, president of the company. Munson will speak before a gathering of Willys-Knight dealers at the Chicago auto show. Ever since the Munson Brothers, Burr and Gael, won the national Overland-Willys-Knight prize for the greatest number of auto sales in a given three months' period in the United States, they have been guests at scores of Willys-Knight banquets, speaking about Warsaw and Kosciusko County, how they did it and about their cars. Yesterday Burr Munson drove the first new model $1,600 Willys-Knight to come into Indiana.
