davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Some Consolation

Vail Street derives some con-
ISOLATION from arrangements I'M
der way to prevent liquidation
of BritiSh-owned erican
securities from depressing our
stock market.
II is now authoritatively re-
ported that at the beginning of
September the British Empire
had investments in American
marketable securities" totaling
S1575. 100000. Although quite
Stable figure. It IS less than
had been popularity surmized.
1t is taken for granted that
effective ways and means will
be devised to avoid Oppressive
marketing, either through an
organization sponsored by the
federal government or by ar
rangements with responsible in
vestment interests.
Meanwhile, industrial activity
mounts.
The reserve board estimates
that industrial production last
month reached 1856. against 1873
in November. The authoritative
Pittsburgh University Index last
week rose substantially above
the boom-time peak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
FINANCE
Nj. s. RukeySeE:
International News Service Economic eommentsto

rather 10 sell the BUSINESS as
well as the product" In stead
of selling one corporation. it has
comparatively sought to give the
local citizens a sympathetic I'M
derstanding of the social and
economic functions of all the
Evansville industries.
The late Arthur Brisbane used
To say that. if you understood a
single drop of salt water. you
would understand the whole
ocean. The cooperative league
has believed that. If the local
citizens gained some understand
ing of the problems of local
industries. they would in effect
be better educated on economics
and national affairs. The Evans
vile effort is noteworthy as
laboratory experiment which
should be of interest to other
cities and towns. II has tied up
local data with national prob
lens as presented by national
associations and chambers OF
commerce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Firm Tone
Noted i'm
Stocks List

NEW YORK, Jan. 13. - The
stock market developed a firmer
one-today, following a mixed
start. Trading. however, was quiet.
Fractional gains ruled through
out the list. Du Pont showed tie
largest gains of point. Steels
also we're in fair demand. United
States Steel climbed a appoint
and Republic u, although lgnt
profit taking was reported in the
Independent group.
Chrysler. International Nickel.
Curtiss- Wright and Socony were
others to edge upward.
A sporadi cadvance in some util-
tiles was going forward and several
of the rails were higher. with c.
& q. at new f946-4f peak.
Numrous leaders held at Satur-
days final prices, such as Bethle-
hem Steel. General Motors, Ana
conda. General Electric and New
York Central.
CHICAGO, Jan 13. - (INS) -
Wheat opened Is to &c lower to-
day. corn &c off and oats sc off
WHEAT - Ma y, S6l2 dS6&c
July. S1s4 q S17sc; septic m b e r,
S2i4c.
CORN - May, ga 62bc; July,
81 4 62$kc.
/OATS-May, 36'4 a 367sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Great Northern
Nets 10 Million

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-Net in
come of the Great Northern Rail-
way in 1910 was in line with
earlier expectations, and approx
mately S1O,250,OeO after all
charges. F. ]. Gavin. president,
said. Indicated earnings for the
year, which would be equal TO
A.10 a share on the preferred
stock, would compare with a net
income of IS, CSC, 425. equal to S3.4s
share. and would be the largest
since 1890 when they amounted to
1905, 74S or SIPS a share.
Gavin said that present indica-
tons are that the Great Northern
will do at least as well in 1941 as
in 1910.
Gavin said that moisture condi=
tions in the Spring wheat belt
served by the railroad are fine and
that general growing conditions
surrounding she crop are the best
in many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
See $4.25
Share Net
For d.. M.

Indications are that General
Motors Corporation VIII report
for year ended Dec. 81, 1910, a
net profit equivalent to about
S4.25 a share on the common
stock as compared with Si04 on
the comon stock for 1889. The
indicated rise in General Motors
earnings for last year fails 10 re-
fleet the real extent OF the i'm
provement in its business largely
because of sharply increased taxes.
On the basis of available figures,
the corporation total dollar sales
are estimated TO have been at
least equal and probably we'll in
excess of the $500, 000,0 900 record
attained in 1887. In 1889, General
Motors sales aggregated about
81 BIT 900 600 Although an in
crease of close on TO So per cent
in unit sales in the current quar-
ter is indicated as compared with
the first quarter of 1910. il is not
likely that net profits will fully
reflect this gain.
General Motors showed S1.30 a
common share for the first quar-
ter of 1910. but tax provisions
then were made on the basis OF
former rates. The current quarter
will be subjected not only TO the
higher normal federal income tax
rate but TO the mex excess profits
tax as we'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Industrial Peaks

Steel output is breaking all
records. More automobiles were
manufactured last week than in
any previous January week.
Power consumption scared. Rail-
way freight. which always lags
behind recovery. is beginning to
expand. Retailers report that
December sales were the best
for the final month of any year
in the last decade. Bank clear
ings last week were the largest
since 1881.
Re-employment is impressively
under way. As construction.
tooling and other preliminaries
for vast increases in defense
production become completed
here, there. everywhere. employ
ment is bound to multiply much
faster. BY the end Of Spring. the
country promises 10 be humming
industrially.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
December Auto
Sales Top 80

Preliminary reports of new pas
senger car registrations for Deem
Der compiled by r. L. Polk and
Company show a slight decrease
from the previous month. but an
increase of 244i per cent over
December. 1889
Returns tabulated to date are
from 40 principal, cities for the
first 2S days of the month. These
returns are under those of the
previous month for the same period
by Al per cent.
Considered geographically, the
returns show a wide variation for
different sections of the country in
comparisons with November. In
the West North Central cities, for
example. the decrease is 25.74 per
cent, while the Rocky Mountain
region cities show a gain OF l0.41
per cent.
Gains also are shown in the East
North Central. South Atlantic,
West South Central and Pacific
Coast regions, but are offset by
decreases in the New England
Middle Atlantic and East South
Central districts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Detroit Produce

No quotations available eary To-Day
GpPI EsRMichiean bushel crates L. s.
No 2I-tn Delicioucs. 81 3 = ] 81
donations, Si.l5fl IS; Mcintosh ~ l9H
50 SpyS. 81 .25 ! 50 few 81 b5. Mag
euers. SEQ 81 BaldWins. So SOC. Rhode
island Greetings. T5e 81. -.
VocADos-CaltforniA flats, ies Sos
RRoccoLi-camornia crates. IS to 80
PFANs-Florida bushei hampers. Boun-
tifuls. 50 % :. 90 Black Valentines. - %
BEETs-TexAs half crates, 3-doz. behs..
B Ri spRoUTs-canfornia half
''S CaRRaGF1NsW York 80 Ii. sacks s.,
q sGc. Texas. Los Angeles crates, 81 2as
cARRoTs-Ios Angeles crates. s.doz.
bincheS Arizona 81 81. California. 81 p
n IS. Texas half crates. 4-doz punches.
chGtLlIfF7LowER-oaufornia pony crates
coi-LARp GREENs-vrglnia bushsl
CELERY California han crates washed.
22-ia. s. IS. sFlarids wire bound crates.
trimmed tops 81 son 225.
GRAPEFRUIT Texas standard boxes.
Marsh seefiess. s. 25g2 80, Florida wire
bound boxes. 50
LEAF LETTucE-Hothouse 1o-lb. bas-
kefs Nfrhfean. - " a0C
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates, IcehepH
tJps Arizona -. x3.73 5s. 50 IS 2
4 80. California s. So.
ONIoSS-50-lb sacks [. s No ! Colo
rAdo sweet Spanish 3-in and larger 81 IS
nIso; Michigan feNows. 20 a 500. In
and larger 70G SOC, Sweet Spanish. p. -ln.,
81 Whites. 9Oc Isl.
RANGES--Cslifornis boxes Ssyeh. s.
Flnrida wiTs bound boxes S2n2 81
----- ~ f-@f-fsT rexsE Xxi -GTareS Afd Iushel
baskets 81 75Tf 81.
PARSLEY ROOT crstes - -
PEPPERS = -bushel crates Calf rria
Wonders florida. 50 s. p. World Beat
PoTAToEs-u. s No /. ioo-ub. sacks
Idaho Russets 81 7s ! -. Name VARIOUS
varieties. 81 40n 90.
Mbchizan C1htlers 81 - e IS Green
Mountains vh1e sacks 81 f0. R1sset
Z Rurak Si.fsul IS Idaho Russtts 1olD
SACKS $50 znr BIB sacks Name various
varieties. y axe; Michigan Green
Mountains - Z1c.
RADlsHEs Texas crates - . e0c bchs..
s. Jo01
RUTABAGAs - Canals sob. SACKS
waved ~ 1850
H1LLOrs-Lo1ls.sra barrels. - cor
bunehes s-as
SPINACH Texas bushei baskets. SOC
TANGERINEs-Flouaa half bones. SO
SWIFT POTATOES - Basas' ,-atss
porto Kcans Z. -. 1 LOUISIANA
81 Isl So Texas 81 e5Hz
TURNiPs-GeurEia crates si1fr1 IS
LOUISIANA h4sleI baskets le-2I tIrfrrs
81 IC2ss haf crates. q. Q 3 daz huuehes
$40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Forbes
New Bombshel
May Be Upset+ine;
Industry Rises
BY b. C. FORBES

The financial world has be-
come so Injured to shocks from
Washington that even the
breathtaking bombshell tossed
into the Legislature by Presi-
dent Roosevelt did not precipi-
tate frightened selling in the
stock market. Average quota
tions. after having crept up at
Snail's pace since the opening of
the year, weakened LITTLE. Nor
did commodities. following in
decisive action during the week,
move substantially lower.
My guess is that, when the
full import of Mr.. Roosevelt's
latest demand for unfettered
power becomes recognized, the
effect will be disturbing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Solons' Reaction

Senator Hiram Johnson char
acterizes the bill as 'monstrous"
and declares;
THE bill presents squarely TO
Congress whether 1t shall create
a dictatorship"
Senator Ellison D. Smith CD
proclaims:
President absolute power over
the purse and the people-but
not with my consent"
Senator Taft:
ut authorizes the President to
make war on any nation in the
world. No Congress but a rub
ber-stamp Congress would enact
such a bill"
Rep. Hamilton Fish:
1T looks as il we are bring
ing naziism, fascism and dicta-
torship to America and setting
up fuehrer here"
All my contacts have elected
that the great ma ority of men
of affairs favor American assist
ance TO Britain short of war"
But that proviso nearly always
is strongly emphasized.
Should Congress consent TO
grant President Roosevelt both
a blank check and carte blanche,
apprehension probably would be
generated widely.
Many leading employers and
others regard Franklin D. Roose-
welt as impulsive. as prone. to
the dramatic; therefore as
dangerous person TO entrustwith
untrammeled authority to launch
measures calculated to rush the
United States into war. They
would ardently prefer that Con-
Gress insist upon retaining and
exercising its constitutional
rights and responsibilities.
My guess is that unsettlement
will erupt this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Hints Caution

AS 70 the markets recent ac-
ton. il suggests caution. There
is the failure 70 follow through
al the end of the week. The
asked prices were hardly up in
proportion 10 the market. At the
end. steel stocks were weak on
the news Of the approach Of pri-
critics in the industry. The cor
poration bond market showed
signs OF rounding off.
The Presidents apparent quest
for unbridled powers. and the
moves toward government price,
fixing. were bearish factors.
But as yet. there seems to be
no suggestion of anything more
than minor market reaction.
A majority of stocks traded in
last week moved up. most OF the
more active issues rose. II is
notable that there has been no
wave Of trading volume such as
preceded the more important
reactions of recent years.
WIiilt OVtld PiRfN may bC
rounding off. the fact remains
that the rise continued last
week. Perhaps even more nota-
able is the recovery in railway
stocks; and, toward the end. the
squirt in utilities.
In fact. the stock market
shows some signs of broadening
out. The blue chip variety
has rallied. The oils" have re-
sponded to a little Improvement
in the statistical position of the
industry. The gains in utilities
and rails have been referred TO.
Finally. the outlook for edible
fats and oils is such that COM
panies having sizable inventories
are beginning TO discount the
benefits le. Wilson prefcrredl
Bank clearings have gained
notably. which suggests prog
ress toward the use Of the huge
masses of inflated bank credit
which may yet bring effective
price initiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
MOP toPur(hdse
I StredmIiners

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 13.-Purchase
by Missouri Pacific lines of two
new streamlined passenger trains
for operation between st. Louis
and Denver has been authorized
by Federal Judge George II. Moore.
Orders for the new trains will be
placed as soon as bids are received.
Units making up the trains COM
prise two 4.0O0-horse power Diesel
electric locomotives; two combina-
ton majl-baggage cars. four de
luxe coaches. two combination
diner-lounge cars. two baggage
express cars and one storage mail
car. Cost of the new equipment
is estimated at 81 $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Uncertain Supplies

I'm the last war" il pointed
out, america was faced with
uncertain supplies of acetone,
wood cellulose, optical glass,
potash, tantulum. chromium.
manganese and other vital mate
rails.
To-day. Industry has dis
covered new sources for those
materials. Or II has perfected
substitutes for them.
Industry has brought Amer
lea closer to complete self
sufficiency than any other nation
In the world.
Industry didn't want to be
drafted. 1t volunteered long
ago"
The campaign looks beyond
the immediate emergency.
"SOme day." the league argues,
"the race for ornaments will
cease.
I'VE need to continue peace
time production to cushion the
shock when defense production
stops.
perhaps we can't quite do
business as usual But we must
look to the future.
EFF America learned her les
SON from the first World War.
she will now keep the p a n
which make every day goods
operating as near normally as
possible"
The effectiveness of such cam
paigns depends on the willing
ness of the sponsors not TO gid
the lily. but to achieve obiectly-
ity and genuine truthfulness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Plan Expansion
Of Amer. Zinc

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 13.-American
Zinc, Lead and Smelling Company
is starting the construction of an
additional roasting and slab zinc
production unit at the zinc smelter
operated by their subsidiary the
American Zinc Company of Hi
noiS. Dumas, Tex.
This unit is expected to be placed
in production this month and will
increase the plant capacity 100 per
cent since October ]. Beginning
with April this plant will be pro-
ducing at the rate of 24.0OO tons
of slab zinc per year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
War Powers

In this connection. two points
of general interest are the atti-
tude of Mr.. Roosevelt toward
his war powers" and toward
taxation. Neither. / believe. is
quite as unfavorable a market
factor as many suppose.
First. am just as much i'm
pressed with the independent
attitude of Congress and the
people. as / am with the Presi-
dents egotism. Moreover. II is
interesting TO note that some OF
the radicals who have followed
him in his New Deal economic
schemes are not going TO follow
him to war If they can help IL.
Second. there is no sign that
the President wants TO raise
taxes more rapidly than profits.
In his budget message last week
he said that he feared that pay
as-you-go taxation would inter-
fere with production. He sug-
gested increasing the national
money income. lie is opposed tn
taxes that will restrict general
consumption"
On the whole. one must con-
clude that thus far the evidence
rather strongly points 10 bank
credit initiation as the chief
means of financing the war
preparations now being entered
upon to such a vast extent.
The result is APP to be strug-
gle between strong inflationary
tendencies. and the efforts Of
the administration 10 avoid in
flationary price rises which may
occur when full capacity is APP
preached" as the President puts
il. Foreign lprecedents indicate
that in time prices viii rise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Farmers Market

APpI Es- Delicious fancy. 81 bu No.
l. S140ul.75 bu. Mcintosh, fancy. 81. Is
% b. No s / si2 i..i No 2. 7Se y
81 S0a1.75; No. ?. 75eaSl bu.. Green
mas. No. l. 75c q SIPS hu.. No. 2 400
81 bu Wagners. fancy. 81. 50 bu. No. !.
ST. l-25 bu.. SNOW, Ne l. 90e u rs ou
No 2, 81 n Gee ou Jonsthans. fancy. 81. 40
H1.5a bu.; No. l. socu Sl.25 No. 2.
80 75c.
BEETs-No. :. 4oa sSc bu
CABBAGE-No. I. so rise hu curly,
40 soc bu. red No. l. 30 sc bu. eel
CELERY - Fancy. 4oa SOC doz bchs
No. 1. 25u 35c. No. > ijH zoe; root No.
J. 7jc 81 bu cabbage No. 1, 50 sc
nu squares No. /. 75e D 81 bu 4; No. 2,
! EGGs = Laree, IS sOas ao-dor. case;
medium 81 5uus
ENDIvE 50. J. slal,5O eu. No 2
~ 81 50 No. ?. 7Sc Isl
HOGS Dressed. f2ftifc 10.
KAiF-No. !. IS y SOC bu
LEAF LETTUCE-fO n SOC SIN basket
LEXIS No /. 4O960c dor. bchs.
Onions - Dry. fancy. SIai.10 50-ih.
sacks No. l. 500 soc sob. sack: No. 2
pARsLEY-Roo,. No I. aoe soc su
PARsNIPs-No. 1. $50 sse ou. No. J.
PorAToEs-Faney, H6i.lO bu; No. /,
PoULTRY-Hens. heavy breeds. 1sH zoe
n lcrhorus - = iSc: broilers. heavy, u
23c ducks. isu isc: geese. ia lie.
turkeys hens. 10 n 23c: tornos. 70p 2ie.
tMPKfNS-Na !. 80 y zoe bu.
RAptsHFs- Hothcuss. so n soc don eehs
RHuBARB Hothouss. choice. z5o 80
S.lb. box fancy. 90 n t3c; small. so I3s
fay hehs
ROM AISE-No. !. 50 Il zoe bu.
RFT ABAGAS-No /. 50 n 75c bu
SQUASH -rable Queen No l. Sc 81
SO ? soc Hubbard, No. /. 81 6042 hu.
No 2 81 25 bu
TCRNtPs-No. !. 70 o soc pbu. No. ?
SOC soc 10
f VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. I, 5oa7S'
d0z bCha
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Paid Dividends

The undertaking. according to
its sponsors, has paid dividends
in improving employer-employe
relations and in giving the gen.
eral public a more friendly atti-
tude toward industry.
The current quasi-educational
campaign. presented candidly in
paid advertising space, has dealt
with industry and national de-
tense.
II was designed to give readers
background material for inter-
preting the new economic head
lines.
In one presentation, the league,
showed how creative chemistry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Market
Gains Slightly
For Sd Week
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. n. Y. University
The stock market, while show
ing caution and no great enthu-
siasm, has continued to work
gradually higher. Last week.
the better composite averages
added'a gain of between a half
point and one and a half points.
This is interesting as being the
third week in succession Of
which the same remark could be
made.
Certainly the market might
have done considerably worse, in
view of some of the ominous as
poets of the goings on at WASH
ington and our relation to the
war. A week ago the averages
broke out Of a trading range on
the up side. leaving a gap
in the process. Now it would not
be surprising to have prices re-
act about point to fill this gap.
After an almost uninterrupted
three weeks advance such a
minor setback would be logical
enough.
But the whole performance
has been enough like that of
January, 1910, to suggest that
nothing worse than ''irregu-
larity" is yet indicated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Capacity Due Soon
For Carnegie Illinois

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 13.-Carne-
gie-Illinois Steel Corporation will
blow in it's Number 5 blast fur
mace at the Ohio Works. Youngs-
town, O., this week. This will place
blast furnace operations there at
100 per cent of capacity and will
place 30 out of SO blast furnaces
on the active list in the combined
Pittsburgh-Ohio areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

Elmo Lewis, the ad man. was
raised in the late John II. Pat
terson'se school Of hard knocks
in the Dayton plant of the Ma
uonal Cash Register Company.
One day the irascible Mr.. Pat
terSon lost his temper, and ruth
IesSly severed Lewis connection
with the company. Many years
later. Mr.. Lewis. who had made
his mark as an advertising copy
writer OF national fame. presided
over a meeting at which Mr..
Patterson was the featured
speaker.
With magnificent objectivity.
Mi Lewis reeited his expert
enceS with Mr.. Patterson, in
Guiding the sudden and uncere-
monious ending of their rela-
tionShip.
Then Mr.. Patterson. with his
customary quickness of wit, rose
TO MS feet and said;
Letting Lewis 60 was the
greatest mistake of my life"
This same veteran copy writer.
Mr.. Lewis, has been recently
acting as conSultant TO the
Evansville (Indiana) Cooper
alive League. which was formed
in 1897 by the local industries
to speak for their common in
tereSts. Instead of INDUCING in
convention free publicity. the
league has regularly related its
faCtual data and its opinions in
paid advertising campaigns APP
pearing in the Evansville news
papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

Detroit Poultry

Market steady. hens. average run. isc
cocks 10 - lie. rock springers. up TO lbs
smooth legs zoe. stays, isr leghoru hens
3 lbs and up. lac leghorn springers. lie
rock hroners. up 70 ~ lbs. 2oc; espons
: lbs and up PC = under lbs, 2ic
fucks. white. lbs and up. i3c: geese
f3c rabhiis i2c hen turkeys, zoe. ton
turkeys 1fc
FCGs Market weak; current receipts
fcf. e. undcrCrades iig hi.c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Earnings

Pittsburgh and Lake Erie RaiirosA
showed for the IL months ended Nov 30.
1910. a net income Of s4,4l3. $50. equal %
sii a share against 81. 7s9. f36 or 50 20
a share in the like 1899 period.
Erie Railroad system disclosed for the
II months ended November. 1910. a net
income Of Sii2. I'll. against a loss OF ST.
07l.ss7 in the like 1899 period. - %
New Yerk Genital Railroad reported for
the IL months ended Nov 20. 1870, q net
income ~ 1926 SEQ ednai - sft3 q
share against 1852. s3l or 8 cents In the
like 1899 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

Ioew's Inc. and wholly and partly
owned subsidiary and affiliated companies
reported for fiscal year ended Aug 81,
1870 shows net profit of 50 eNs, $40
after charges and provision Of 81 600 600
fer continkeucies equal 10 Si.A share
% SIS Ti3 shares 81 common stock This
compared with net profit IN the preced-
INK year ~ 50 Sal $50 equal 20 IS IS
share on the average uLmber Of common
shares oufs'andfrg durThr thsf vesr. and
s. 81 share m 1 s65{7i3 common shares
outstanding al the close Of that year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
100000 Plane
H.
Contract TO
Hayes Co.

Hayes Manufacturing Company
has negotiated a 100000 con-
tract with Brewster Aeronautical
Corporation for the manufacture
of outer wing panels for Brew
ster's model $40 bomber. The
contract is conditioned upon the
sale of stock by Hayes to provide
not less than S400. 900 of additional
capital. additions to the director
ate and executive personnel APP
proved by Brewster and acquisi-
ton by F. William Zelcer and
associates of not less than 100,-
600 shares of Hayes common
stock.
Zelcer, together with Alfred J.
Miranda Jr.. and l. J. Miranda. are
the principal stockholders of Hayes
Aircraft Accessories Corporation,
which is exclusive sales agent of
Hayes Manufacturing Corporation
and will receive a 5 per cent COM
mission on the Brewster contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Radio Corp. Expands
Plant at indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. BRA
do Corporation of America will
construct an addition to its In
dianapolis plant TO cost $450.000
The expansion will require the en-
ployment of 1000 men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

sterling, Inc, and wioiiy owned subsi-
diares showed f7r the six months sr1e
after derfecatlou. FEDERAL r1eous taxes
etc equal after dividend rec lIrr-nerfF on
the 81 81 cumulative c1nverr TIE preferred
% y qeuts a SHARE % he common aEszlat
siHf ps0 rr y ra-fs share. r~ go 80
err1ri1r shares fg- TIE * months sa1g-
AlN. 30. zee.