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SUN TIMES MONDAY, MAY 7, 1951 Business News In Brief Robert L Moad has been appointed manager of the tabulating department in the Chicago office of Workman Service, Inc. he formerly was with the Chicago & North Western Railroad and more recently in the sales department of International Business Machines. W Scott Hassler has resigned as director of packing and assistant director of purchasing of the Curtiss Candy Co. to organize W. Scott Hassler Associates. The new firm will specialize in package design and engineering service.

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Sale of the American Broadcasting Co. to the Columbia Broadcasting System is not under discussion at the present time, according to sources close to both networks.

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Lehman Bros., investment banking firm, has acquired 142,500 common shares of the National Supply Co., of which 117,000 shares are understood to represent holdings of the Pittsburgh Steel Co.

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Freight car deliveries to the nation's railroads during April increased 18 per cent above March as more steel was made available to builders, according to the Assn. of American Railroads and the American Railways Car Institute.

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Willys-Overland Motors, Inc., has entered into an agreement with Canada and the Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., under which the latter company will survey Canadian facilities for the production of the Willys Jeep.

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William H Russell has been named national sales manager of the fountain flavor division of Dad's Root Beer Co. He formerly operated hos own advertising, marketing and merchandising agency.