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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Heroes. Goats

Hero-Wesley Terrell, veteran
pitcher who tOed the comeback
trail In turning back Philadel-
phia's Phillies, 8 to /, for the
Boston Bees, allowing only five
scattered hits; Giants pitcher,
Bob Carpenter. who stymied a
Brooklyn DOdger rally in the
ninth by pitching once to Med
wick. who hit into a double play
as the Giants won, Z to s.
Goat-Al Brancato, whose two
errors at shOrtstop, made the
Philadelphia Athletics look no
better under the Yankees IA
barrage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Joey Sutka Kdyoed
By Kid Cocoa in 10Th

WASHINGTON, April %
UNS)-kid Cocoa of New Haven
today was grooming for a shot at
the welterweight title of Pitts
burgh's Fritzie Zivic, after scoring
a 10-round knockout last night
over Joey Sutka. Detroit welter.
After absorbing a lot of punish
ment. Sutka was dropped in the
last round of the scheduled To-
round bout by hard right flush
on the chin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Rate
Eases to
SO Per Ct.

WASHINGTON. April %
Steel operations for this week are
scheduled at So per cent of ingot
capacity, compared with 1873 pei
cent in the previous week. a de-
crease of % points or % per cent,
according to the American Iron
and Steel Institute.
A month ago the indicated rate
was 1913 per cent. the highest SO
far this year. and gain of a OF
l point or a OF l per cent over the
preceding week.
The following table gives a COM
parlson of the current schedule
with the nearest corresponding
week of previous years. together
with the changes from the week
Immediately preceding:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Hayes Mfg.. Has
Small Profit

Hayes Manufacturing Corpora
ton and subsidiaries report for the
quarter ended March 81, a net
profit Of ST 1868 after all charges.
equal 10 4 cents a share on the
common stock. No provision was
made for federal income or excess
profits tax because a loss is shown
cr the fiscal year TO date.
In the preceding quarter. the
company had loss of $40. 220
hile in the quarter ending March
. last year the loss was $40. 963.
In the six months ended March
- the first half of the company's
scal year the net loss was
Sll.337 as against a loss of S116.-
l16 in the first half OF the previous
fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Graham Paige
Cuts Loss

The Graham Paige Motor Car
Company reports for the quarter
ended March 81 net loss of $685.
867 after depreciation, interest,
state and local taxes. etc. A profit
of $123.273. realized from the sale
of equipment and machinery, was
credited to earned surplus
This compares with net loss of
$500, S42 in the like 1910 period.
Stockholders at the annual
meeting ratified a change in by.
law to extend purposes of the cor
poration to include manufacturing
other than automotive. The COM
pany has several large contracts
and subcontracts to produce air.
craft and marine engine parts.
ordnance equipment. etc, J. B.
Graham. president. pointed out. q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Second Air Course
Offered by u. Of D.

Young Detroiters interested in
taking the August examination
for the United States Army Air
Corps were reminded today by
faculty members of the University
of Detroit of the university's Sec
ond course beginning soon to
prepare candidates for the exami-
nation.
Information concerning the
course can be secured from the
army recruiting office, 631 Fed
eral building. or from L. S.
Johnston, professor of mathematics
of the U. OF d. college of engineer
ing. The II weeks course is Of
fered each Tuesday and Thursday
evening from 7 until 10 at the
McNichols road campus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Mixed Elves, Pairs
To Roll at Rainbow

Third annual Kings and Queens
bowling tournament will open at
Rainbow Recreation May 4, Mel
Dorl. in charge OF the event, said
today. Three men and two women
make up a team. This is 60 per
cent handicap affair with 825
as scratch. A mixed doubles num-
Der also forms part of the COM
petition.
Rainbows annual 1850" doubles
has lao teams entered with more
TO come. First prize is $50 The
CAVES, Henry and John. won in
1910. Rolling starts May IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Roxy Meets Rubi
On Gardens Mat

Walter Roxy and Bert Rubi are
TO clash in the main event of to-
nights wrestling card at the
FaiTview Gardens. Two of the
cleverest and speediest matmen in
the class. their battle should be
one which is plenty fast.
Gorilla Macias. junior heavy
champion, takes on Fritz Kreuger
and "Reb" Russell faces Mike
Chacoma in other matches. First
bout at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lavrence c. Nye, II Kathryn Vary. 8.
Jesse H. George, "a: Ann Pullman, ~
Stanley Zarzycki. ~; Jean eadowIAd, n
Andrew Frostic, -; Edna Miner. -.
Matt v. Osanich. 20; Mary sullivan, -
Aloysis r. Wioskowski. 2o: Julia G. Wala,
Pred H. Boucher Jr., n; Martha lsehs. 10.
Vincent Farrell, az: Ines CoAsy, -.
John Franklin Deyeil. 30; Margarst oussa.
a.
William r. Pioch, "a: Lois Wineim1na
Martin. ~.
Robert Ksister. 20; June Gilmore. 10.
Ralph Biate. az; Sophie Petrovski, n.
Robert Sheppard, a; Esther n. Asff.
meyer, Fl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Further Rise Noted
In Commodity Prices

WASHINGTON, April %
There was another rise in the
wholesale commodity price level
last week, according to the index
compiled by the National Ferti-
lizer Association. In the week
ended April 10 the index was 104.4,
compared with 1042 in the preced-
ing week, 1926 month ago. and
99.7 year ago, based on the
1853 average as 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Fiohf Results

A. BsItImorr--Hsrry Jeurs. 1877, Bsiti-
uore. recognized In Maryland as world |.
festherw eight champion. dee stoned Herr,
aba rbs, 1870. California tiob >oI Ia r
toia. iss. Boston, defeattd Dave Crawford,
$50. New York ueb.
~ Neutrality-suspicious. mid Cocos. i59.
New uayru. Conn, kHocsed out Doe sutks
1853. Detroit I0l.
At New Nork--Irwin kay kapisn. Ias,
Los Angeles, outpo,nted tlbo spoIdi. 1879
Italy az.
At Newsrk-Arthur Dorreii. Itt. Tyier
Tex., decisioned Dave Chaeen, las, EBrs-
beth. n. =. 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Scratches

International News servie. Wire
JAMAICA
Weather, clear: track. fast.
Third Rare-Lustrous, Incoming.
seventh Raee-Jeb stuart, Gen l..
NARRAGANsETT PARK
Weather, clear; track. fast.
First Raee-Dinerential.
Third Raee-( hanee Maker.
fourth Raee-Hi-kid.
sixth Rzce-siIyer Tower.
seventh Raee-Rrlious.
Ninth Race tsubstituteb -Decisred on.
HAvRE DE GRACE
Weather, clear: track, fast.
First Rsee-sky Hostess, Red Jack,
Sea Cadet. sistaur.
second Rare-Airy Flight. Pup Tent,
Chic Win, Little Pete.
Third DEMONSTRATIONS, Brighten Up,
Beiiewtek, Dividend.
Fourth Raee--Goiden Novice, TrIle-
yane, Reds Rival, War Shadow.
Eighth Raee-DominaI, BrooklandN Vile.
kEENELAND
Weather, clear; track. fast.
First Raee-NaTge Advice, sun Risk.
second Race--Honey Chile, Brown
Moss, surgeon Dick. Rita Jay. Bert w.,
Thea Dear, shaun, Miss Nadi.
Fourth Race-Decade, AIohor.
Fifth Raee-Biark Brummei.
sixth Raee---Narxhiieh, PurlinE Light.
seventh Raee-Thistie Blue, Miss ID. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

accord with the
6 o v @ rnment's
: el price
freezing" order
today.
He urged the
industry. which
he startled re-
Gently with an
nouncement of
a l0-cent hourly
wage boost for
National Steel
e m p ! Dyes, to
m ark tim g
( h r o u & h the
second quarter
and let the
facts speak for
themselves "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Metal Markets

View York and wholesale nonfsrrors
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals DIVISION. Detroit Spot 81 per cent
tin. NOMINAL. New York - - future tin.
~ $50; AXE grade copper delivered Mid
west. IL; eiectr0iytic spot. smelter ~ q
II 30. casting copper. IS; ST Louis lead
30. 81. Louis zinc. 1875. New York anti
niony, u; virgin aluminium, II.
All metals moderate. Export II: re.
sale, ~. free sterling exchange, Sl.oS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Lift Wages
Company Clues
7Iz Per Cent Boost
International New, Service Wire

NEW YORK, April 22.-About
1000 employees of the Upgrade
Sylvania Corporation. manufac-
turers Of radio tubes, lamps and
lighting fixtures. today were
granted a general wage increase
approximating 7i2 per cent.
The boost, effective immedi-
ateiy, applies to all hourly work
ers in the corporations plants at
Salem and Ipswich. Mass, and
Emporium, st. Marys and To-
wanda, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Detroit Poultry

Market steady: hens. over 81 his. 7ic:
Z ntleF s4s-fb- sfc. cocks. IO3 Tic. leg
horn hens lbs and up. lec. rock
springsrs. I NJ and up 2ac under lbs i,
23F:f leghorn hro.lers, ~ lbs. and up
&c; duck Nhile. 5 lbs and Up. lee
rabbits Re
DRESSED pILTRV
Market steady. fers. ibs and ar %,
hens ihs. 10 o ms. 24c leghofn hsnS
lbs and up. 22c. coris. lie. rock
sprtngers. -. lbs ard IN, zoe rick
broilers. II. lbs and up. &c Long L..
broilers. under 81 lbs, 2Tc; leghorn
land duckhnEs. lsc
EGGs- Market steady: current receipts.
eoAes nndergrades, I9e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sans to Practice

SANS baseball team will prac.
tice at Northwestern Field today
at 5 p. m. The team also will drill
al the same place Thursday. also
at S p. m. Manager Al Bigelow has
announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Union Pacific TO Lay
653 Miles Of New Rail

NEW YORK. April 22.-Plans
10 lay $50 miles of new, steel rail
this year on main lines of the
Union Pacific Railroad. at an esti-
mated cost Of S10.7l0000. were
announced by W. NJ. LETTERS.
president
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Probable Pitchers

AMERICAN IEAGIE
Boston at Washington tHarris Va
M~steF~o~A
New YORK At Philadelphia tChaRdier
". Potter
II. Louis nj Cleveland CAuker ".
MllnrFl.
Chicago At Detroit Dietrich ~. New
SOM.
NATIONAL IFsGuE
brooklyn AZ New York Davis vs. Mel
tom.
Cincinnati at Chicago Nanderme~r ~.
Ierl.
Pittsburgh at ~. Louis tSeweII ".
NFruekrb.
fhi'seeiphia at Boston johnson ~.
TobinD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
BIRTHS
BOYS


Virginia Andrews. sos Lincoln.
Jane Raymond. cranbrook School. h,soa-
Daisy Pearson. 1852 South psseea.
Louise Authier. 7os g, Altadsna. Royal Oh.
Nelly Bodenstedt 1881 Kilbourne.
Marilyn Bracken. 243i rrimSuiL
Elsie cosdinx,on. saas viesssSfs.
Sonia Cohen. 32ss Rochester.
Maude Cortese. COS Rcssaale.
Helen Cramblst 43e8 Larchmonf.
Pauline Denton. 1eseo lena
Yvonne Dettioff. 1854 Mt. Elicit.
Katherine Dubois, 2o35 Green.
Esther Esther Eichner, 22sa PinErse:
F F,i. Flynn ,s,Ip lois , Trepsy ,.in,
virginia Gis;.eoes. 1885 sorrsnso.
s.ss.i c's soss Mss cr.ns s...s
Nett Hsrndon. ise35 Hensota.
a asry H asssS US us A:nss: Allen f'
Elizabeth Jacob, so4 Bellevue
GLADYS Kotr.s. slII Mack.
Jane Maechtle, 1880 Lycasts.
Ann Michaisbi. s11s Home
Mildred Myers, Se17 Chalfonte.
Lena Mcintyre. a2o1 Maryland
louise fsH,. MeNutsy III III s c,snsn,.
Julie Nabat 60o Blaine
Ellen Nswbsrry. 1875 East Jeffsrssa.
Alice Nowlen. ssis Eightssnti.
Virginia Noller. 3106 Eighth.
Gertrude Psusner, 5000 Tyler.
hillicent Prescott, 400 Rivars. esssss
Ruth Risn.y. 7s4s HosarA.
Elizabeth Riehi. ESQ Bedford
Christina Rice, 1887 Frsslaal.
Margaret Rogers. e075 Badger.
Irene Roesiin. tfts Cooper.
Mary sayyae, asa North Military.
Barbara scnpps. - Moran read, crsess
Ruth schaopnsr. 1895 Pinshurst.
Patricia Psioski. 3s5l Fourteenth.
AIlaseba ~. Denis. 1884 Indiana, Dsssbsm.
Marion Thomas. e3e4 chsyenns.
Maxine Trisko. 1908 Trumbuil.
Jean verburs, 1c%s Mcclellan ttvins).
May w,smsr. . ro.d Dam road; YIstlssti.
Girl. were born to-:
Aino Anderson. 1885 LongSsIlow
Helen Barna. 1880 Provost
Frances Berrnsn. i3s3s La sslls bsulsvssd.
Helen Beyu. 3s52 Sylvester.
Thelma Blackburn. Columbia, DssysssA.
Gertrude Burs.eo. 1851 Tyler.
Elizsoeth cattrsn. Is0ls welland.
Harriet Chalmers, $50 Merriwsathsr, orssss
Media covsn. s7lo Ellsworth. -
Lillian Crawford. ii3s vnla road. Dirniat-
Esther Craft 7ssa Emily.
Willie Dunbar. ssss csmsros.
Della Fshris III Beard.
Florence Felix. 30fs Ashlabd-
Sylvia Finateri. 5s<s Cantor
Margaret Poster. 1852 Indiasa-
E RDna r5.s: s': sss A' sssaes re.
Grace Gregory, 4s3s Helen.
Alice Gudensu, e117 Durspd.
Edna Hartlieb. ii3s Putnam.
Mary Hurley. 1sso3 Psiksy.
ant Ridge.
Virginia Ksvlnaueh. 1853 Ferrusss-
Ethel keloshick. 1880 Flanders.
Sylvia Lambert, 1000 steel
yenets Leftoroff. 7Sls chaifosts.
Ruby Leach. 1889 Northiawb.
Ruth Ruth HssoSs ssss An .ssrsiii ""'.
Eunice Marshall. 1925 Bhsnss, Inkstsr.
Alyee horrtsh. lei Pilgrim. Hiubiasl Pasn.
Elifsbsth MeDanieis. Wv East Wilna
yirsinis neDernsn. sIs Far Dosssa D3v1.
Eiinor NiekeIs. iIsos Bres2ssrsst.
Rsssi,nd orlnsi. ssss Wsss4
Marion Phips. $3.50 HavsrhsIiL
h i.nns eo p,eoe ,s,1 sses Cratic
Helen Richards. 1851 Normas.
Victoria Rice. s7s Erskine 80
Frances Reidan. 2st3 Tfnnan.
ids hcssnoer! ssi. Cortland
MsrGsrst simp>on. si1 Els cssrt. Rsvs
r.isss.,h rurosr. ears osee..
ssrah Watson. sssr kos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

UP-coalhsvsn. arrived p. m Mon.
dsy: stanton. 3.4o: Hosford. 3S5. Marta.
e5[''a lis Gap. . ss.F' T. ~ g. G aossn
way. $50: Norton $50. Frontenac, s;
Mead, arrived $50; cslyeriey Jr.. s;35;
filbert. 10 20 Croft. II; Hy Ford. cleared
Maine. cleared 1:3o: J. Z. Epson. 5.i5;
Csnadoc $40; Grand Island. s55: W. A.
Reiss, 40. Lagonds, Byers, e. Fitch, ar
rived $40; Utica, arrived SIS.
day stinel. 80: clyde. 3sb: Mullen.
) IS; Martha Allen. s;i5: Britt 4:25.
Campus, $40; Algowsy. arrived $50; W.
q Asthsr. $40; south PARK, cleared S 55
$40. Hartwen. arrived SIS; Bsrkhsm-
stead MAZDA, cleared Q. sultans. Leonard.
- lselin. cleared To- Fleetwood. cleared
i0.lJ. Corslia, cleared 1910: Mead,
$50. Phipps. Zi0 Crescent CITY cleared
So La Bale. 3.ij. n r Jones 4:I5:
Palmer 30. Huron. arrived J:05. OAK
wood arrived, sos. Lebanon, 10, Cole,
: so.
SAILT Sic. MARIE
UP Isnpeming, 1890 a. IN. Monday
) J Boland ii:so, n FAR Tr'e. Judge ii
KenefCk noon: Malietos. A. B. Uhrlg
IL 80 .. m. W A Paine, / Smith Thomp-
son, 80; =. =. Taplin, q $. P. Cement.
30; stackhouse. 3 J. n. Frantz. Betry-
ton, , 80. p. r. vigor Calumet. 4: ". l..
Smith. Dunn Jr. $50; J.. F. Durston, s..
c. A. Paul. p. Mineh, s: Verona, o; star
well. $50 b. l. Smith Harvard, 10:
Cygnus. ii 30; locolite. J. c. Wallace,
=. m. Tuesday; J, A. Campbell, 2: J. e.
McAlpne, 2:30. Vega, A. b. wolvin. 3:
Renvoyle. 1880. NJ shiras. G. NJ Hum
ghrey. 4; Manitoba. 40; Bunsen. $50;
DoWN-col J. schoonm.ker, Fulton o
a. m. Monday. Sir Thomas shsughnessy,
II 40; Sir VIM. Fairbaitn. noon Assini.
Snyder Jr.. 3; D. Stewart. 1870: Huronic.
5: c. c. Conway r. R. Richardson. Gala.
CHER widener T.3o: p. D. Block. W. r.
Corey. Portwell $50: H. c. Dalton. II.
Butler. 3; 2. Y. Townsend, r. II. Gary.
10; J. c. Williams. ParEny. Bethlehem, ii
Pollock: 1880; MeGonsgle. Coolidge, mid
night; y. ". Saunders Jr.. A. Y. Cornelius
u 80 a. m. Tuesday; Llndsbury. Ericsson.
Honey, 80; J. q. Epson, 2; Jos. Wood
g. @. Post, Augustus, s. c. o jenkins
$50; Gen. Poe. Capt. Wilson. J. b. Cowle.
$50; Cambria. 5; Sam Morse. n n.
Brown g. Reiss Bros. S. J. Murphy. $50 f;
y. ?. Jones. >. T. Ewig. I; H. M Hanna
II. Louis Hin 1880; Mckinney. c. A.
Thompson. 3
Northwest. fresh: clear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Weir Backs u. s.
Price FixinQ
On Steel
International New. service Wire

PITTSBURGH. April %. -
Chairman Ernest T. Weir of the
National Steel Corporation-here-.
tofore an arch-foe of the Roosevelt
administration-placed himself in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Movie Producer Dies

MEXICO CITY. April 22.-,
uNS)-Harold B. Franklin. 60, a
Hollywood movie producer, died
Unexpectedly today of a heart
attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
HiIIIlnan
Hits Strike
'COOl-OffS'
International Nov, s.r,le. Wiz.


WASHINGTON. April 22.-De-
Tense Co-Director Sidney Hillman,
proposing that the nation rely
upon the good faith" of organized
labor. today opposed the Vinson
bill which would require compul-
sorry mediation and cooling Off
preludes to defense strikes.
Democratic leaders in Congress
predicted. nevertheless. that the
drastic measure. first federal leg
islation TO abridge the right "a
strike in 20 years, would pass the
House late this week. over admin.
istration resistance. Its fate in the
Senate, however, is doubtful.
U. s. OPERATION
Under questioning of Senator
Tom Connally CD of Texas. Hill.
man said he would favor govern
ment operation of a bound
plant-as provided by the draft
industry clause of the Selective
Service Act If there were nc
other way"
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor
called upon all members of the
House, meantime. 10 defeat the
bill. enactment OF which, he
warned. would arouse deep feel
ing and discomfort among work.
erS of the nation"
Philip Murray, president of the
Congress of Industrial Organiza.
tons, previously opposed the bill
with fortnight condemnation"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
MEET WAGE DEMAND

National Steels wage boost. an
nounccd AS United States Steel
Corporation was deadlocked with
, the steel workers organizing COM
1nittee over new contract en-
|bracing just such a wage demand,
was given he said. because:
I've believed our employees are
entitled 10 an advance. We be-
lieved 10 should he 10 cents and
nothing less than 10 cents and
we gave IL to them. We felt
there had been general inn
provement In earnings and our
employees should share In H."
Tho increase. he added. already
has had a favorable psychological
effect" on the concerns employees.
Weir said
Corporations are going much
better this month than ever be-
fore. The men are willing TO
give"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

Herceirs Powder Company and subsidi-
aries report for the March quarter a net
profit of 81 $50. f2s equal 20 s3 cents a
share on common. against Sl.74257 or
81 y on common reported for the 1910
quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

'Aiuiiuum ~ Wofosb
Advertisements ACCEPTED a. any q
hundreds OF convsnisnt neishborhoo1
Want al Stations or At the Timss
Main Office. Times square. as low
economy cash rates. Or you may teis-
phone your "a TO CAsry $500 snl
have Il charged.
Ads ordered by telephone and se.
ceptsd from psrso listed b IL
telephone book or city directory %
memorandum charge only. In return
for this courtesy the advertiser h e.
pected 10 remit promptly.
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I'VE words additional
The Times reserves the risbt -
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ngs.
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funds must be made within 10 days
after expiration Of I'd.
Errors should be rsportsd immedi.
ately. The rimes assumes no -sspen.
sibility for errors aftsr The arss H.
sertion-
To insure pubiieatios N tie sunday
paper. copy must b In the 1tnss
office BY l1:S0 .. n. SATURDAY. II
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AT TD4ES oouAAG
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

Peoples Gas, Light and Coke Company
and subsidiaries show for the March otIar
ter a net income Of 81 $50 ISL equal TO
81 ~ share, against d revised net in
come Of Sl.377.5is or 50 10 a share IN
the March quarter of 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

THE industry won't go broke
doing this" he declared IN offer
ing the suggestion that steel
concerns absorb the recent 10
cent hourly wage boost for the
present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Earnings

Corn Products Refining Company and
is subsidiary sales companies report
March quarter net profit OF So 4es as3
equsi 20 81 cents share on common. For
The March Quarter Of. 1870 the company
reported a consolidated net profit OF 81
Sol .5Ss or IS cents on common.
Howe Sound COMPANY show, n March
quarter net profit of $500. $50 before de-
petion and excess profits taxes equal TO
% cents share, compared with S55s 27s
or II share ia the March quarter OF
1870.
Peoples Gas, Light and Coke Company
and subsidiaries show for the March quar-
ter a ne, income Of 81 $50 ISL. equal 10
come Of si.377.5is or 81 10 share IN
the March quarter of 1870.
Hercelrs Powder Company and subsidi-
aries report for the March quarter net
profit OF 81. $50. 42e equal 70 es cents a
share on common, against Sl74257 or
81 u on common reported for the 1910
quarter.
LonE-Ben Lumber Corporation reports
for the March quarter a loss OF 81. 53g.
against loss of S421 In The March quar-
ter of 1910.
National Gypsum Company reports far
the quarter ended MArcn 81 net profit
Of S3fe 2a5. after depreciation. depletion.
interest, federal income taxes at present
menis on 81 80 preferred stock 10 70 cents
share on l.26i.t5s shares of common.
This compares with $50. 54S or cents a
common share in the March quarter of
1870.
Quebee Power Company and subsidiary
show for the quarter ended March 81
profit OF 1921 $50 after depreciation fixed
hTtf F.nf rrp,s Nefu to-
come and excess profits taxes compared
with profit of S27l.i 5J IN the March
quarter Of 1870.
Byran jackson Company reports for the
quarter ended March ~ a net profit of
x24s4e. equal 60 cents a share against
S1f7.l33 or - cents a share in the 1910
quarter.
Checker Cab Manufacturing Corporation
ana subsidiaries report March Quarter
net profit Of s133 o7s before excess profits
lax equal 70 81 p a share. against net
loss Of $l0e asa in the March quarter OF
l9le
CopperweId steel Company reports for
the quarter ended March 81, = net profit
Of Sf3s.723. after depreciation. federal
income and excess profits taxes. etc.
equal. after dividend requirements on .
per cent preferred stock, TO so cents a
share on 5l4.ss4 shares ~ common
against s227,ss7 or - cents share On
s3i.7is common shares reported in the
first quarter OF 1880
Gsnnett Company. Inc. aud wholly,
owned subs diaries report for the quarter
ended March 81. neis profit Of s275.s34
including equity OF the Gannett Company In
undistributed net profits Of controlled COM
panies and after depreciation. interest. fed
eral income taxes and minority interest,
equal to s3.ss share on $4,000 shares
OF So cumulative convertible preferred
stock This COMPARES with $3.50. 6T9 or
So 81 share on SIS preferred In the March
quarter of 1910
Abltibi Power and Paper Company, Ltd,
reports earnings for March amounted 10
1857 500. prior to audit and charges for
depreciation and bond interest. against
s5i7.el5 in February and $3.50 ISL in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

Corn Products Refining Company and
its subsidiary sales companies report
March quarter net profit OF 50 4es qs3
equal 10 81 cents share on common. For
The March Quarter Of. 1870 the company
reported a consolidated net profit OF 81
sol 5So or IS cents on common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

Howe Sound Company shows q March
quarter net profit Of $500. $50 before de-
pletion and excess profits taxes equal to
81 cents q share, compared with x55s 27s
or 81 IL share ia the March quarter Of
1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

Iong-BsH Lumber CONFORMATION rpport.
for the March quarter a loss OF ST $50
against loss of S42l In the March quar-
ter of 1910.