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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Feb. Rail Income
Best in Decade

NEW YORK. March 21.-Gross
revenues of the country's railroads
in February are placed at the
highest levels for the month since
1880. If the same percentage of
gross, as in January. was carried
down te-net operating income,
last month, net operating income
also reached the highest level
since 1890. Net operating income
of So, 357 ,404 in January produced
net income of around 500
100000.
If February showed a net oper-
ating income of close to the indi-
Gated S5S,000,OO0 net income for
the month would be around S12,-
100000 to S15.00O.O00 or greater
than earlier estimates. March
railroad freight traffic is running
well above that of February.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Part Of Portfolio
BY way Of reply. | said:

BY way OF reply. l said:
II personally looked upon my
own life insurance as part and
parcel of my whole investment
portfolio. And l regard my life
insurance a. my Investment in
high grade bonds and mortgages.
So that in seeking balanced
portfolio for myself, I assume
that l have a pretty fair stake
in high grade bonds and mort
cages. That's why for the re-
mainder l have some room for
stocks.
II don't know whether the
word property il used by the
questioner in its broad general
sense of the physical assets or
the securities that continue a
claim thereto. But. 1 don't think
there's any conflict between in
surance and other types of in
vestment because I can't assume
as an individual - let's assume
that the expectancy of the group
at my age is % years--that I'll
necessarily live 20 years because
that expectation il very uncer-
tain. l may show bad Judgment
in crossing the street tomorrow.
Yet through life insurance can
make contract with solvent
and sound institution which will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Proposed Air Service

Chicago and Southern Ais
Lines has filed with the civil
acronautics board applications
for authority 10 operate the new
air routes 10 serve Detroit. Ex-
pansion of the company's pres
cnt route includes extensions
from Memphis 10 Detroit Via
Paducah. Evansville. Indianapo-
lis. Anderson-Muncie and Fort
Wayne and St Louis 10 Detroit
via Tcrrc Haute. indianapolis.
Anderson Muncie and Fort
Wayne
Additional service includes
now routes between New Or
leans and Shreveport Via Baton
Rouge and Alexandria, and d.
rect nonstop service between
New Orleans and Dallas. The
company will operate 21-pasSen-
ger Douglas DC-3'S on all new
routes if successful in their
applications.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Pledges Aid
IBA Facilities Offered on
Defense Stamps

CHICAGO, March 21-Emmett
F. Connely of Detroit, president OF
Investment Bankers Association of
America, today pledged the aid of
the association membership in
the sale of national defense stamps
and certificates to the public.
1t is understood that the offer
ing of government obligations to
help finance the defense program
will start about May l.
Speaking at a meeting hereof
the Central States Group of the
association. Connely informed the
membership that with the formal
of the board of governors
he had advised Secretary Morgen-
THAI that the facilities of the
in some 200 cities
would be available for the cooper
alive effort. which will also include
the commercial banks of the
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Rdi|ExtendsNote
Retiring Plan

CLEVELAND. March 81. -
Time for accepting Nickel Plates
plan for retiring its 3-year 6 per
cent notes. due Oct. l, 1871, has
been extended to April 80 by ac-
ton of the board of directors.
Previous deadline for acceptance
of the plan was March 81.
Under the plan the road offers
to give in exchange for notes 20
per cent in cash and so per. cent
in new 10-year debentures, due
Jan. l. 1850
Offer of Chesapeake and Ohio
TO forego cash payment and ac-
cept debentures for S3,583, $50 OF
notes held by IT, conditioned on
exchange of SS,000000 publicly
held notes. has been extended by
its board of directors until April
%
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Cigdret Output
Continues High

NEW YORK, March 21.-Cig-
aret production in United States
continued to forge ahead into new
high ground in February. output
topping by 10 per cent the previ-
Gus February high established in
1910. A total of 4,464, 626, 900
cigarets were turned out for do
nestle consumption, against 49,
to- sol. 213 in February last year.
Cigar production continued to
gain and the signs of improvement
in cigars selling at more than 5
cents each were stronger in the
February figures. A total of 1885,
34S,S33 cigars were produced,
against 1854 1894 in February
last year.
Manufactured tobacco and snuff
both showed declines during the
month. but gains registered in
January kept the two months
totals above those for last year
Manufactured tobacco production
was 22.150,S40 pounds. against
23.712,060 a year ago in February,
while snuff production was 3,051.-
492 pounds, against 3,144,556 in
February. 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Detroit Produce

APPLES-M Michigan 2iz in, bu crates.
Delicious, 81 4Osi 81 so. fair quality 81 25
Mcintosh. 81 IS n so: Northern Spys 81 .35
n 40: suttons. "a in. 81 Steele Reds.
81 so.
AsPARAGUs-Californ pyramid cr,s
loose stock. medium size S3H3s5; !
fancy. S365a375; select, S5.65a4; extra
select. 81
AvocADos-c California. fats ls-3os.
81 50a 100, fair quality. s120a1f0
BEANs-Bushel hampers Bountifuls.
generally good quality, Si1450. mostly
81. ordinary to fair quality, SO n $50 Wax.
generally good quality. 81
BEETS-Texas. i4-ctates 81 25M 40.
BROCCOLl-Pony crates 2s-32 punches
California. sfn325; Texas. fair quality,
81 IS.
type. Texas. s3.25a3.75: 2 crates 81 SIS
CARRoTs-Los Angeles. crates dozen.
California So 500 2.s5: Texas. dozen.
81 15@2 IS: dozen, 81 40 is-crates 4
CAULIFLowER-Pony crates. i2s and
larger. California 81 .9062, fair quality.
some smaller sizes. S1.65al.75.
CELERY-16-in crates. trimmed tons
Pascal California 3 dozen S35O Florida
3 dozen. 50 75H 3 rs. dozen. 81 75n 3 so
Florida, Golden IHeart, dozen, 1925. s
dozen. $50 $50. dozen. 10 dozen SO so
= 3.s5 extra fancy So so G375
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
type Arizona. Yuma, 4 dozen 81 40at3 so.
dozen, 50. 25I 4 25.
LEAF LETTUCE-Hothouse 1O-pound
baskets Michigan and Ohio zoe
ONIONS-50-lb. sacks L. 5. No I Sweet
Spanish. 3-inch and larger Colorado. 81 S.
2 100, ordinary TO fair quality 81 25;
oregon fair quality. 1850 50: Minnesota
T. s. No 1 Yellows 81 inch minimum
81; Michigan L. s. No. l Yellows so zoe
Pinch and larger. $50 Use: 2iz inch mimi
mum. S1Hl.10.
PEPPERs-1k hu. crates California
Wonders. Mexico fancy. large size. So. me-
dunn size. 81: Florida fancy. Sin4. 50
choice. s.. 5o@a: Ruby Kings, fancy. 81
PoTATOEs-1O0-lh sacks T. s. No !
Russell Burbanks. Idaho washed. $3.50
l.sa mostly S1.75H / s.; No Is $780,
I 30 io-b. sacks U. s. No / Russei Bur.
banks, 2OI pc: various varieties Maine
io0-lb. sacks si.f0H150. 18Th sacks
various varieties. 22is y &c; Nebraska L.
$. No washed Triumphs. 1O0-lb sacks
81 sis So 90; Sob sacks. Sl;o5H 10
sacks 81 10; cobblers. 81 20. Upper PENN.
sula Green Mountains Si25T1.35: 15-lb
SACKS Green Mountains. 21c. New stock
/ Florida bu crates L. s. No 1 washed
Triumphs. 81 sou ISIS. fair to general,
good quality. S1.s5a1.75
RHUBARB-M Michigan 5o-Ib cases Hot
house Choice. 81 1877; fancy. 81 5oT3
RUTABAGAs -- Canada 5o-ib sack,
vaNed. 500 s5c
sHALLoTs- Mississippi hu baskets s t.
D
/ SPINACH-Texas hu baskets Savoy type
~ % 50. mostly S1-4O1l so: nat type
J 81 10
SWEET PoTAToEs-Bu. crates T. $
No Porto Ricans Louisiana 81 SO ~
/ ] So Texas. 81: generally good quality
I 81 fom / IS. Tennessee Nancy Halls bu
hampers. generally good quality. 81 90
New Jersey hu hampers u s No. !
Jersey type, Sandy Soil stock 1925.
/ TOMATOES - Repacks. i0-lb. cartons
S1i5d12S
J. sTRAwRERR1Es- Florida 3s-pini crates
Missionaries. $50 SIS: ordinary condition
s.. so q5.75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
FINANCE
Stocks Weaken
Under Light
Selling

NEW YORK, March 21.-The
stock market weakened today
after a mixed and quiet opening,
Changes generally were of modest
proportions, although several lead
ers lost over point.
Bethlehem led the steel group
downward with a point decline.
United States Steel fell half as
much. as did Youngstown Sheet
and Tube. Republic held I'M
changed.
There was some pressure on the
motors. Chrysler was down a
sizable fraction, while GIN eased
Is. Additional small losses were
incurred by New York Central,
Pennsylvania, A. T. and T., Doug
las and Radio. Sears tumbled over
point in a firm market for mail
orders. The new Gar Wood COM
mon opened at Sd and then sold
off to Az.
Senior utility stocks, which
dominated most of yesterdays
session with gains over 2 points,
TURNED mixed under mild profit
taking. Engineers Public Service
preferred spurted l. as did Stand
ard Gas 81, The latter issue lost
all but - of a point around noon.
Commonwealth and Southern pre-
ferred dropped fractionally.
Coppers marked time Curtiss-
Wright gained fractionally in large
dealings on publication of big
earnings gain last year,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Forbes
Labor Clouds
Frightened by
Fine New Board
BY b. c. FORBES

The new national defense
mediation board should COM
mand the fullest public conf
dence.
President Roosevelt's selec-
tons. on the whole, are adj
mirable.
The three representatives of
the public are estimable gentle
men. The labor members in
clude one high American Fedora
ton of Labor official, the presi-
dent of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way and Steamship Clerks, the
Clio president and the secretary
treasurer of the United Mine
Workers Union.
OF the four employers only
two are heads of large enter
-prises-
Walter c. Teagle. chairman of
Standard Oil of New Jersey, al
though the son of one of John
d. Rockefeller's original part
ners, began work as a stoker of
a furnace, putting in y hours a
day, seven days a week.
When he rose TO the helm of
Americas largest oil enterprise,
he demonstrated his humane
ness, his solicitude for wage
earners, by inaugurating, many
years ago, what were then prac-
tically unprecedented plans and
programs for the benefit of en-
ployes.
His many thousands of work
ers naturally regarded him
highly. For the last two-three
years, Mr.. Teagle has tried to
take life somewhat easier: He
exchanged his job as president
with Chairman w. S. Parish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Logical Action

The fact is that priorities are
about the most logical and nor
NAL action that a government
can take at such assum-
ing that war needs are figured
honestly and efficiently. They
are a means of limiting infla-
ton.
On the other hand. there is
the now Observation-Disclosures
assertion that we have such
large capacity TO produce and
stocks of goods that initiation
can't get us. This is, perhaps.
even more unreasonable than
the preceding attitude. THE
two should at least cancel
OUT
There never was much SUBJ
stance in this notion. We al
ways have some excess capacity
in the depression of ordinary
business cycles, and then in
few months business is BOOM
ing and initiation is going on
rapidly. About the time that
no excess capacity is found. the
imitation and the boom are
over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Bio Mistake?

Those who argue that the eX-
tension of priorities is a great
danger. maintain that mo
greater mistake could be made
than in going too far in restrict
ing goods necessary for the nor
NAL life of the community"
We are in the war. This re-
quires much of the so-called
war economy"-another way of
saying that we must make sac
rifices in order 10 insure our
very existence. War economy is
not normal.
Nor does it add anything to
talk about the necessity of hav-
ing a turnover of goods" in or
der 10 support the war effort. If
all the aluminium is needed for
war goods, there can be no
turnover of aluminium in ordi-
nary or normal trade. If millions
OF men-are IN the army, they
can't contribute 10 turnover of
peace goods in the normal way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Insfalmen+ Plan

THE usual policy of insurance
is purchased on the instalment
basis. Payment for the policy
is made year by year throughout
the life of the policy until il
becomes due by death or by
maturity under its terms. In
this way, dollars OF varying pur-
chasing power are used in pre-
MUM payments. Payments dur
ing an infiationary period are
made with sO-called cheap dol
lars. In other years. the dollar
deposited as a premium has
high purchasing power.
Thus. both cheap and dear
dollars are used i'm paying the
premiums on the average policy.
IL payments are made over a
number of years, the cOmbina-
tion OF all premium dollars will
give an average dollar. repre-
senting the average Of the pur-
chasing power of all the dollars
used to pay for the purchase of
the policy on an instalment
PLAN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
United Shirt Earns
S117,454 in Year

United Shirt Distributors, Inc
report for the year ended Jan, 81
1871. shows A net profit of Sll7,-
454 after depreciation. federal in
come and excess profits taxes. etc.
equal 10 81 cents a share on l2l,-
600 shares of common stock.
This compares with net prof,
of S93.266 in the preceding year
equal TO Is cents a share on 125.-
600 common shares then outstand-
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Launch Spring Drive

d L. Bathrlck, Pontiac gen.
eral sales manager. chose the
first day Of Spring 10 launch a
sales campaign lasting until
May 81 Bathrick used 20, ZOO
mile telephone hookup 10 open
the drive This was the second
such hookup used within a
month.
Last year Pontiac moved up
from sixth to fifth place in sales
in the whole industry" Bathrick
said. 1T is only natural that
we should have our eye on
fourth place"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Union Carbide Plans
New Plant ON Coast

NEW YORK. March 21-Union
Carbide and Carbon Corporation.
largest producers of ferro-alloys
for the steel industry in the coun-
try. in addition 10 It's activities in
oxygen and organic chemicals. Is
planning 10 erect q moderate-SiZed
plant near Portland, Ore. 10 manu-
facture calcium carbide. the source
of acetylene and ferro-silicon.
The plant also will be available
10 produce chrome alloys from do
nestle ores in the event that sup
plies of chrome orc now obtained
mostly from South Africa and
other foreign sources are inter-
rupted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Tells Effect of Initiation
on Life Insurance

Referring TO the question of the
purchasing power OF dollars
when life insurance claims fall
due, the executive points out:
ut Is impossible TO answer
this question, and for two rea-
sons: The date of payment,
when occasioned by death, is
unknown, so IL Is impossible TO
foretell the dollars purchasing
power at some indefinite future
data; moreover, even II the data
Of claim. through the payment
Of the policy under its terms TO
a living pOIicyholder, Is known,
economists have been able TO
devise no table Of the purchas-
ing power of the dollar In years
to cOme-even for months ahead
which would be reliable
guide for any Of us to follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Near Capacity

Now. however. there is hardly
a shadow of excess capacity.
Even the much-eXaggerated 'un-
employment" is more and more
replaced by acute labor short
ages.
The war is being made the
preteXt for much wasteful gov
eminent planning" which
means borrowing and spending.
Vast public works" are pro-
posed to take the place of bust
ness in the future. and the st.
Lawrence waterway project is
being pushed TO increase the
shortages of materials and labor
required for the war now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Pere Marquette Net
Doubles 1910 Total

CLEVELAND, March 21.-Pere
Marquette Railway reports for
the two months ended February
2S a net income of S672 .625, equal
after dividend requirements on the
5 per cent cumulative prior prefer
ence stock and on the 5 per cent
cumulative preferred. both issues
having unpaid dividend accumula-
tiops, to S106 a common share,
against S419,490, or 40 cents a
common share in the 1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Need encouragement

The answer is that the way to
get more goods produced is 10
encourage more enterprise in
productive industry, by allow
ing prices and profits 10 rise in
proportion. 10 demand: but 10
restrict demand by prioritieS.
And the way 10 get more labor
is to allow wages 10 rise where
required: but to make this in
crease chiefly in the form Of
larger total earnings per year.
resulting from longer hours and
steadier employment.
Complete Regeneration can
stop initiation. but that would
Kill business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Eureka Appoints
Geyer Agency.

Geyer. Cornell e. Newell. Inc.
has been appointed advertising
agency for the Eureka Vacuum
Cleaner Company. according TO II.
w. Burritt. president of Eureka.
Burritt announced that adver-
Using, promotion and publicity
plans are being prepared for the
-companV's Summer sales drive.
Eureka. one OF the oldest vac
uum cleaning companies in the
country. is also turning out a
large order OF gas masks for the
United States government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
FINANCE
M. s. RukeySeF:
international News Service Economic Commentator

The 100000 life insurance
agents in the United States are
frequently asked by their clients
these days what viii initiation do
10 life insurance protection.
My own views on this question
were sought in a query from the
audience when | spoke on The
Family Nest Egg and Current
Events" before the town hall of
the West in San Francisco. The
inquiry related 10 the relative
Soundness of property versus life
insurance under present condi-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Commodity Prices
Continue on Upgrade

WASHINGTON. March 20. -
Wholesale commodity price index
of the bureau of labor statistics
for the week of March Is rose to
500 per cent of the 1926 average.
On March 8. the index stood at
sos and on March 16, 1910. it was
1872. Current level is highest since
January. 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

free me OF any economic risk
incidental 10 the uncertainty Of
my own life tenure. Accordingly.
it's difficult TO contrast insur-
ance with personal investments
and usually when you try to
assume you could do better in
yesting yourself over 20-year
period YOU make two fallacies.
First. you assume you neces-
sarily are going to live through
that period, which is a major
fallacy. And, secondly. you as
sumo that you're wiser in your
investment judgment than the
experts of the life insurance
companies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Add Two CoIors

Springs advent 10 Detroit
also brought two new colors in
The Chrysler line They are
known aS South Sea Blue and
Spring Green. The colors are
available on all Chryslers with
the exception OF convertibles
and cight-paSSenger models and
are in addition TO the wide
assortment already announced.
With the two colorS is offered
many options in upholstery and
trim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Loans 10 Brokers
Dip Is Millions

WASHINGTON, March 81. -
Loans to brokers and dealers in
the week ended March 10 totaled
1886. 100000. a decrease of S1S.-
100000 from the previous week
and a decrease of $4,000 900 from
the like week a year ago.
Other loans for the purpose of
purchasing or carrying securities
amounted to S165 100000, down
S1,000,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

b Il Ct i n &
in Flint. This
will facilitate
I h q m o V g.
ment of parts
from factory
TO q e a ers
and dealers
10 consumers,
according TO
c n a r ! @ $
f. Wetherald,
M a n u | a G
turing man
agcr.
The book
keeping Of
fees viii be
moved from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
BuIIard Co. Orders
Exceed Z Millions

BRIDGEPORT. March 21.-Un-
filled orders of Billiard Company
are running between $1,000. 600
and S12.500000, +. p. Billiard,
president. stated al the annual
meeting. Billiard indicated earn
lngS this year were running at a
better rate than in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
New Director Of 4 Carriers

NEW YORK. March 2i-Ceorge
Emlen Roosevelt has been elected
a director of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company Oregon Short
Line Railroad Company. Oregon
Washington Railroad and Naviga-
ton Company and Los Angeles
and Salt Lake Railroad Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21

CHICAGO March 20 - INS)- BUTTER
Receipts = ise tubs marke, &C to 4c
up. extras fs2 scoreb 81 standards 900
score csrsl ~ &C extra hrsis t9l score,
Sic. hrsts $3.50 scorer 30ia so. e. spc-
cials 1913 scorer 81 ~ 81 &c.
EGGS - Receipts q poi cases market
STEADY. current recelpts 1Ti4c, fresh extra
irsts 1sltNis &C. fresh firsts. 1SnlSie &c;
dirties. 1Gc; checks 15lac
CHEESE Twins rs y i6c; daisies
prints and lonehorns. 49, IL 'ec.
LIVE POULTRY - Market steady and
strong turkeys 15a21c. hens. IS . Dc
leghorn hers 1aH lie. Fpringers. 90 70 &c
br0ners 10 " DC. ro0sters. II iz = l2c
ducks l4N2nl.e. eeese. l0n13lac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Detroit Poultry

Market steady 20 firm hens. over 81
ibs. isc. under g. lbs. pc. cocks 100
he stays. lie leghorn hens he and
I'D. 1sc rock brollers. 2ia lbs and %
25c. cspons Z lbs and Up. 25c under 7
lbs PC ducks white. lbs and up. iec
RGGS-Msrket steady 70 firm current
receipts. l7l1c, undergrsdes. IS "a ise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Earnings

Automatic Products Corporation reported
1910 net income Of s24222 including
So 5s3 profit on securities equal 10 II
cents share on the common, against
net loss IN 1889 Of sis7. 3ss including
Si99 53i net loss on sale of securities.
Bayuk Cigars. Inc. and wholly -owned
subsidiary reported a 1910 net profit of
81 s27 9si equal 10 s47s share on
the common. against ST. s2 Ts5 or 81 80
on the common in 1883.
Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing
Company disclosed for the year ended De-
cember 81 a net prof. of 81 sO6.605 after
federal income taxes. provision Of $500; 600
share on 200 600 shares against a net
profit of 81 367 7j3, or Ss.s4 share 10
1899
Columbia Pictures Corporation rrported
for the SIX months ended December = =
not profit OF S3O7 .00s. equal 10 Sc cents r
share on the common, against s2l5,5s IN
the 20 weeks ended Dec. 30 1888. after
deducting 500. 900 extraordinary reserve
or 81 cents share on the common
& :. White Dental Manufacturing Com
pany and subsidiaries reported for the year
ended December 81 net profit OF $40. 5s3.
after write-off 81 investment In French sub
sidiary federal and state income taxes.
etc equal to 81 IS a share against net
profit Of S25T 6s7. or 81 cents in 1889.
United Biscuit Company Of America and
subsidiaries revealed 1870 net profit ~
1891 677 equal after the per cent pre-
ferred dividend 10 date Of retirement and
. per cent preferred dividends 70 81 SIS a
share on the common. against 81 0s3 96f
or 50 2i on the common In 1889.
AiIs-t baImers Manufacturing Company
ana subsidiary reported for the year ended
December 81 net profit of S5.05i if4
after depreciation. interest. amortization.
federal income and excess profits taxes.
and 81 los 052 inventory adjustment equal
to 81 81 a share on l.776.Oe2 shares ex-
Guiding ISIS shares in the treasury.
This compares with a net profit Of So
Tig 5i6 or 81 90 share IN 1889 after
81 100. S22 inventory reserve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
Tivoi Votes Scent
Quarterly Dividend

Tivoli Brewing Company has de-
clared the regular quarterly dlvl-
dend of 5 cents. payable April IS,
10 stock of record April !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-21
TAsI RIEEAIo
I0c WoodaII Payment

Woodall Industries. Inc. has de-
clared a dividend of 10 cents n
share, payable April 50 to stock
of record April Is.