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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Merry Melodies
In New Blonde

The Bumstesds 20 musical as
Blonde leads Dsgwood a merry
dance, Your fsvorits fun family
on cruise that makes the wild
waves wilder. Rolling down 10
Rio on waves Of laughter and mel
ody. Blonde Goes Lstin"-sno
now,
Newest Of the lsugh-packed
Bumstesd fsmily's missdventures
Blonde Goes Latin" plays on the
Beverly screen 10 present Penny
Singleton. Arthur Lake, Larry
Simms and Daisy. the family
pooch. in another uproarious Co.
lumbia comedy. Tito GUITAR. IA.
nous Mexican singing star. snc
lovely Ruth Terry head the fea
tured supporting cast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Louis B. Mayer Again Highest
Paid American During 1910

WASHINGT0N-Louis r. Mayer motion picture exccu-
tive received compensation of 1897 04s in 1870 making him
the hghespad American for the third consecutive year
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Road 10 Zanzibar" 10 Be Next
Attraction al The Rialio


Laden 9Th Sparkling semsdy. witty r>ss Ard wealth
II brand sonT ats rsrsmcunts mffh ard m<Icdx
film. Road 10 xsnzbzr- Friday II n Eizlts
fhe4ter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

Though It was made in France.
the Statue OF Liberty now - a
part Of the Z. s. national park
and monument system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
The Great Dictator,

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wealth ~ = Acnts Cristo.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
SOUND NAluES

2S0ANG NHAEO -
WEST END roon< : bedrooms and
bath upstairs. pull basement
Furnace. lots Lawn ana shrub
berY Garage This place II IN ca
eeilent condition. It's = bargain At
- 800 $500 down. balance sa5 mo
SOUTH TACOMA rooms and s-pe
bath. Attic fioored New roof
Post and block foundation 2 lots
Garage Fruit trees flowers and
shrubs Oil heater and oil range
20 with sale Price a2ioo 1900
down. balance $50 mo
SIXTH AVENUE DISTRTCT-Close IN
rooms all on one floor q lots
on corner New paint and roof
Price. - $50. s2so down. balance
as mo
DuPLEx-s rooms M and rooms
down 1--we in one unif snn rent
the other for s2h Der mo lots
Close 10 schools Ann bus Pull
price 81 100. ssoo down. balance
400 mo
: ACRES rooms. 7-po bath. fire.
place. automatic well double ga
rage lots Of fruif and berries Land
all cleared and fenced Pine locs-
tion To build cabins 81 500 Half
rash.
SOUND REALTY CO.. INC.
e4i Tacoma Ave. Main sios
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Harley xtdson Motorcycles
CLARENCE POTTER CO
iatn A. Fswcerr NAH n2ei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-10
Summer COTTAGES

BEACH home on FoN Island. COM
pietely furnished. electricity. bath.
fireplace three bedrooms and sleep
inE porch. clean beach. privacy.
References Proctor sSs2
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Wanted 70 Rent

SCHOOL TEACHER wants two bed =
room furnished house for summer
months. Must ~ reasonable Ma
9A94
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OWNER will be on hand Saturday
and Sunday from to s. to show
you these beautiful homes
Lakewood Baroain

- - - - -
OWNER Says sell It" Six
room home. consisting Of living
and dining room. kitchen. one
bedroom main floor. two bed
rooms and hath up. Very Nv
able. as il. but remodeling
Job will make = very fine home
for someons. II you are handy
and like to work. you can make
some money and have a dandy
home with small cash outlay.
Beautiful trees and shrubs
Room for three more homes
Private water system. At adj
joining property prices. this sells
for the price of the lot. Choice
location. II sold at once. 81. 800.
easy terms. Open for cash offer.
FREEMAN REALTY. La 1888
Opp. Lakewood Center. open ewes.
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SECT

SEE THIS
BEAUTIFUL four-room home on
Clover Greek road. Fireplace.
15x22 living room. oak floors in
living and dining room: bath.
utility porch. nice kitchen. all
clean and completely furnished:
garage. lawn and shrubs. four
acres. Chicken coop. Price IN
eludes furniture davenport and
chair. studio couch. tables. lamps.
drapes: dining room set. bed
room set. breakfast table and
chairs. $4,000 IN terms. $500
down. S35 month.
SpANAWAY LAKE HOME
LIVING room with fireplace. din.
Ing room. nook. bedroom. kit
chen. bath. down. Four large
bedrooms up. with closets. attic
above that. $50 feet square with
beautiful oak trees and flowers
In yard. Includes lake 'front.'
age. good year-round home for
a large family. at the price Of
k4,500. on terms. For appoint
ment call Granite s2s7 OF Gran
lie 500.
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FaSt-Action Times Want Ad
L you're not using II sell II with
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Motorcycles. Bicycles

ONE 1884 Harley "a and one 1855
Harlev II Bozh 5000 shsps
Thlrzton's Service EdEsEooc. BOZ
sac PzzFziiur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Greeks Undfraid
In Axis Threat
International News Service Gable

ATHENS, March %. - Gre Q k
authorities today reaffirmed the
nations determination to keep on
fighting no matter what hap
pens despite Yugoslavian &dhe-
sion to the tripartite pact
Premier Alexander koriziS said
that Greece would carry on IN the
face Of new threats appearing on
the horizon " An official Of the
press ministry also stressed that
Greece will refuse te make peace
with Italy even if Yugoslavia 5 ac-
ton results in a German invasion
of Greek territory.
This attitude" he declared.
already has been defined by
Premier koriZis. and the Greek
people have confidence in the
loyalty of the Yugoslats and
fervently believe they never will
allow Greece TO be stabbed In
the back"
According TO the Gree k high
command. an Italian counter-at-
tack was thrown back on the cen
trail Albanian front and an Italian
submarine damaged in a battle
with a Greek torpedo boat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
AXIS FOES RIOT IN GRADE
Poisoned
Kills Pals

: The mysterious deaths of two
youthful pals, one of whom was
scheduled to be indicted into the
army today, was caused by poison
in whisky they had been drinking
at farewell party. police learned
today.
A large amount OF the poison
was found in the whisky that re-
manned in the bottle, the police
scientific laboratory discovered.
Who placed it there and why has
not yet been discovered.
The dead youths. Charles La
Forest. 30. and Bert Biggers, "a.
who had been inseparable pals
from childhood and who lived with
LaF orest's mother and stepfather.
MIR. ard Mrs. Thomas L. Murphy.
The young men came mere from
Cheboygan a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
NdzisHitConvoy,
SdyShip Sunk
Int,rnstIonsI zoo. serrIee cahI.

BERLIN, March 25.-Bringing
the bag" for the last "a hours to
$4,000 tons, German war planes
this morning attacked a convoy
in the North Atlantic and sank a
merchant ship of 10000 tons. the
Nazi high command announced
this afternoon.
Five destroyers. two cruisers
and six chasers escorted the con-
voy. il was said.
AT the same time, German au-
thorities announced that a 3,000-
ton freighter was bombed and
heavily damaged $50 miles west of
the HebrideS.
An earlier communique covering
yesterdays developments said that
10000 tons of British merchant
shipping were sunk or damaged by
the German air force in a series
of attacks off the British coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Continued on Next Page. Col.
7 Navy Filters Held
In Death OF Woman

PENSACOLA. Fla. March %
GNS)-Lieut. S. L. Mead. aide TO
the executive officer of the Pensa-
cola naval air station. announced
today that naval officials were
OBTAINING" Ensign ]. c. Thompson
and Cadet Paul ". Brown, both
flfers. in connection with the death
OF Mrs. Estelle Phillips near Rob-
ertsdale, Ala. yesterday.
Mrs. Phillips was instantly
killed when she was decapitated
BY "hit-run" plane that swooped
low over a turnip field in which
she and four other women were
working.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

ANKARA. March pa thun-
derous roar of We are ready"
resounded through the Turkish
Chamber of Deputies today when
one of the members blunly
warned of a possible attack by the
Axis powers.
The spokesman was Deputy Tan
kut, the first member to address
the chamber on international af-
fairs since Russia and Turkey
signed pledge to respect each
others position if either is forced
TO war.
Tho chambers reaction clearly
demonstrated the i'm port an e
which Turkey attaches to the
agreement \
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Cdpizzi Lists
Communists,
Clio Leaders

Subpenas for II individuals and
one organization. in order to prove
his contention that the UAW-CIO
and the local office of the NLRB
are Communist controlled, were
asked of William r. Ringer, NLRB
trial examiner, today by /. A. Ca
pizzi. Ford attorney.
Ringer is conducting a hearing
on the unions petition for an cleo
ton in the Ford Conpany,s River
Rouge and Lincoln plants.
At the opening of the hearing
Capizzi had charged the hearing
was a conpsiracy on the part OF
the union and NLRB TO seize con-
troll of vital defense industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Raiders Break
British LuII
International New. ser,le. cabI.

intern1tidnat news service table
LONDON. March 26.-German
raiders appeared this afternoon
over the Midlands. west England
and south Wales after. a lull of
several days.
British fighters earlier downed
raider over the Thames estuary
following a quiet night.
London established a new no
raid" record--five days and nights
without a German air attack.
1t was revealed that Raj bomb
ers carSied out no activity over or
near European countries last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Carol Granted Permit
To Live in So. America

BUENOS AIRES. March %
1NS)-Former King Carol of
Rumania and his companion. Mime.
Magda LupeScu, have obtained
permits to reside in Argentina
and Chile, the Buenos Aires and
Santiago foreign offices announced
today.
1t was understood the ex-
monarch already is en- route to
Buenos Aires, but that he plans
10 establish residence in Chile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

Turkey stands as a fortress
OF steel against any attempted
INVASION" Tankut said.
Danger has now come to the
Turkish frontier as a result of
Axis aims.
I'VE stand prepared to halt
any aggression against our
sacred independence"
1--WE are invincible. II any one
attacks us, they will break their
head"
II was at this point that the
deputies arose to their feet as {
single man and shouted
eve are ready
4 Meanwhile. defensive prepare
tons continued throughout tbs
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Swell Sarge
Jimmie SteUart Halls His
Army Boss

INDIANA. Pa. March 26.-Pri-
vate James Stewart, whose weekly
salary as a film star ran into four
figures. reversed the charges last
night when he telephoned his par
ents from San Pedro, Cal, explain
ing
II haven't got any dough
Jimny's dad, Alexander Stewart,
an Indiana hardware. merchant.
said the young actor-draftee had
found army life great.
Ills I've got a swell sergeant
pretty well summed up the army
appraisal. the elder Stewart said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
FOUND IN BEDROOM

The bodies were found in their
bedroom in the Murphy home al
l248 Lycaste avenue last night
with the half ernptied VIII is y
bottle beside them.
An autopsy on the two bodies
confirmed the police findings that
poison was the cause OF death.
However. the stomachs will be
sent to DR.. Pliny w. Morse. county
pathologist. for a final check.
While police were at a loss for
a motive. they investigated the
possibility OF suicide pact. made
either because the youths did not
want TO be separated or because
Biggers had become engaged TO a
girl last weekend. Miss Leona
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
We Recommend:

The agriculture department having trying
get Congress let 1t
getting British aid" An observation Paul
Mallon. Page 30
fair minded young will promises girl
that she will solitary confinement
he assured nobody take her Is
easily stolen then she's loss Something for camp
from Irene NJ Hawkins page 10. ---f=
This Indy has quits Hugh Johnson writes about Lndberghs
Solationist stand. Page 80.
"Ou old said only lady had really fooled him in
the ladies'
Damon Runyon page 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Bldzes
Peril Navy Boats
Int,rnaiionsi New. ser,ic. wiz,

NEW ORLEANS. March %
Authorities today investigated a
fire of unknown origin which
swept through a section OF the
Higgins Industries Bayou St John
boat plant. damaging a loading
crane and two boats constructed
for the United States Navy
The boats damaged. plant Of
fieials said, were of surf landing
type designed for use in shallow
waters and were ready for de-
livery. The Higgins plant also has
been constructing mosquito boats
for the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
BROwDERf NAMED

Named in Capizzi's list were
Earl Browder. former national
secretary of the Communist Party
OF the United States and now serv-
ing a prison term for fraudulent
use Of passport; Robert Minor.
lBrowder's successor: William z.
Foster, veteran radical labor
leader: William Weinstone. for
mer Michigan state secretary OF
the Communist Party.
William Gebert. Weinstone's
successor: Philip Murray. national
CIO head; John Brophy, a former
CIC national director. Lem De
Caux. National Go publicity di-
rector: Lee FRESHMAN. national
Go general counsel; John Ander-
son. organizer for the UAW-CIO:
Nat Ganley. UAW-CIO organizer;
Nathan Witt. former national Sec
rotary OF the NLRB. and the In
Continued on Next Page, Col. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. 4,
Browder Heads For Cell

NEW YORK. March 26.-(INS)
Earl Browder. general secretary
of the Communist Party of Amer
lea. was hustled aboard a south
bound train by United States
marshals today and headed for a
fOur-year stay in Atlanta Pcniten-
tiary following his conviction by
a Federal Court jury OF passport
irregularities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

CAMDEN, y. j.. March %
GNSl-Company and city firemen
quickly eXtinguished a blaze in
scaffolding around a cruiser in a
shipway at the New York Ship
building Corporations plant today.
The flames were confined to scat
folding and the cruiser. as yet un-
named. was not damaged. firemen
reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
WORKERS DRIBBLE IN

jBy 6 a. m. workers were begin
ming to arrive in small numbers
fox the z O'Clock shift and from
then until after s o'clock There
waS another shift change at that
tinfel they dribbled in.
Evidently anticipating possibility
of another siege such as that OF
yesterday when passage in or out
of the gates was blocked by
strikers until arrival of state
troopers, a truckload of food sup
plies was delivered 10 the plant
this morning.
Between the strikers and the
men who returned TO work was
another group of 100 or more men
of uncertain status. With lunch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Wilkes Return TO N. Y.

NEW YORK. March 26.-INS)
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Willkie
returned TO New York today in
the private car of Sir Edward
Beatty. chairman of the Canadian
Pacific Railway. following Will
kie's two-day tour OF Canada dur
ing which he opened t44e Canadian
war relief drive =q--=
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Berlin Receives
Jap Premier

BERLIN, March 26.-On a
mission described as the Axis
answer TO President Roosevelt
and the lease-lend hill. Foreign
Minister YoSuke Matsuoka Of
Japan arrived in Berlin today
for his first official visit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Serbian Plan
.ToQuit Union
Reported

International News Service Gable
LONDON, March 26. - Re-
ports that Serbia will secede
from Yugoslavia and endeavor
to form separate autonomous
nation under Soviet protection
reached London today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
BY DESIDER GELEJI
IntT News Services stsn Correspondent

by OLSADEAR
Init News Services stan Correspondent
BELGRADE, March 26.--Street
fighting broke out in Belgrade
today amid rising opposition to
Yugoslayian participation in the
Axis-Japanese alliance.
Police speedily suppressed the
rioting. which began after Bel
grade students suddenly called q
protest strike.
The demonstrating students
rushed through the MONDAY
crowds in a riotous mood that
produced numerous sharp street
battles.
POLICE HALT DISORDERS
They were joined by other
demonstrators, but heavily REIN
forced police quickly halted the
disorders.
Furious opposition to the tri-
lpartite pact spread despite hum
ldreds of arrests In Belgrade and
other sections of the country. OBJ
servers expressed belief even more
violent outbreaks might occur in
the provinces.
Meanwhile, British circles said
large numbers of British troops
were massing on the Greek-Yugo-
slav frontier.
SEE MOVE To GREECE
Some sources even predicted
that large portions of Yugoslavia's
|miliion-man army might join the
British forces in Greece to strike
a blow at GERMANY.
Meanwhile. the Belgrade govern
ment faced new cabinet crisis.
(The London Daily Mail re-
ported an announcement by the
Athens radio that the Soviet
ambassador at Belgrade in
formed Yugoslavia that Russia's
interests in the Balkans have
not ceased.
REPORT SIGNIFICANT
considerable terest at
tached to this report In view
of Russia's pledge to remain
neutral in the event Turkey is
drawn into the war. This was
interpreted as Moscow's method
of encouraging Turkey to defend
the Dardanelles against possible
German attack.)
One report said Greece already
is taking retaliatory measures
against Yugoslavia for entering
the Axis camp. According to this
report. Yugoslavian free port fa-
cilities at Salonika have been
revoked.
High government quarters
claimed final decision to accept
the Axis pact-modified by the
provision that Axis troops will not
pass through Yugoslavian territory
for duration of the war--was
reached only after Yugoslavia had
asked Britain for definite guaran-
tees.
They said the government asked
Britain to furnish planes, tanks
and other war materials and
pledge maintenance sof free port
facilities in the Aegean.
II was expected a new cabinet
crisis would greet Premier ORA
gisha Cvetovic and Foreign Min
ister Alexander Cincar-Msrcovic
upon their return from Vienna.
Other anticipated Balkan develop
ments include speedy Axis pres
sure on Turkey. early German
moves TO end the Italo-Greek war
and eventual revision of the Yugo-
slav pact with the Axis to permit
transport of German troops
through Yugoslavian territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
POLICE END PICKETING

Organized plcketing was ended
for the time being by the police
action but small attachments of
strikers occasionally passed the
plant on the opposite sidewalk.
slowing TO snail's pace to. check on
those entering.
After the state police smashed
their lines, the strikers were told
20 cease picketing by SWOC dis
trict director Howard r. Curtiss.
who declared that the entire
military resources of the state are
on the verge of entering this dis
pute.
'Tf that happened there would
he a terrible slaughter and we
are resolved that not another !.
drop of steel workers blood will
be she'd" Curtiss asserted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Ford Asks Writs in Red Plot Charge
Bethlehem
Ruled by
Troops

Detroit food blockade ends
........... rage
OPMa- fears more defense
strikes ..............P Page =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
STICKS TO HER STORY

But Miss Teate said LaFores'
was upset when he heard of the
engagement. She said
Monday we were in my apart
ment, all three OF us, and we
were talking about the boys
going into the army. Charlie was
being inducted Wednesday and
Bert was going TO enlist as soon
aS he found out where Charlie
would he. Charlie mentioned sew
eral times that he thought quite
lot of me but we didn't tell
him about the engagement.
Then today we were drinking
I'm bar on East jefferson near
ST. Jean and we told him. Charlie
was upset and demanded that l
return a picture OF him which
he had given me some time ago.
He left and came back after
about half an hour and stayed
until about p. M"
LaForests mother said Charles
arrived home at about $50 anc
sat down TO his supper. Bigger:
came in about half an hour latel
and said he wasn't hungry. HI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

MOREOVER, the corporation
Wk was able to retain In the
treasury for future requirements
only si2,2O0,00O In 1910 compared
with Sos, 100000 in 1929.
And that is not the whole story.
Nineteen forty was an excep-
tionally good year In which earn
Ings after preferred dividends
equalled ~, per cent on the COM
mon stockholders equity. COM
pared with 81 per cent for the
five year period 19S6-I94O. while
for the ten-year period l93l-i0.
which included the deficit years
A - o \
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
BY WALTER HERMAN
Ip,l New. service star Correspondent

BETHLEHEM. Pa, March 20
By twos and tens, workers hurried
or sidled into the Bethlehem Steel
plant without interference for two
morning shifts today as state
troopers maintained the order
which has existed since early last
night when they smashed Steel
Workers Organizing Committee
(CIO) picket line.
No exact estimate of the num-
Der OF persons who returned to
work was available. However. at
lease 500 went through the main
gate on foot or in cars and another
200 to 500 were reported to have
entered by other gates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

A r THE same time. due to wage
A-increases and shorter work
ing hours. labor has obtained
enlarged benefits out Of the enter
prise.
After fixed costs have been met,
there is a residue available In a
successful industry for the split
between capital and labor.
Lsbor's share In the partnership
was greatly enhanced during the
dozen years under consideration.
II rose from So per cent OF the
total residue In 1929 to 81 per cent
In 1910.
Although total dollar sales were
somewhat smaller than in 1929,
the average number OF workers
employed by the corporation in
1870 rose by i, of per cent.
Average weekly earnings per
worker climbed per cent over
1929, despite the fact that the av-
erage hours worked per week in
1910 were 81 per cent less than
In 1929. - ------------
After paying increased tax and
wage costs, the directors distrib-
utcd In common dividends as per
cent less than In 1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

VII the different mode OF dis-
i tribution of the receipts of the
steel corporation disclOses the
character of the quiet social and
political revolution that has taken
place In the interim.
As a result of increased taxes
and wages, the residue available
for the owners, or stockholders,
showed a spectacular drop.
Although total dollar sales were
only some s14.0O0.000 larger In
1879 than in 1910. the resultant
profit. the payment available for
the use Of the tools provided by
the stockholders. was sos, 900, 900
larger in 1929 than In 1910.
In those simple comparisons j.
compressed the whole drama of
change in the functIoning Of the
American free enterprise system.
Although sales were actually
smaller in 1910 than In 1929, gov
ernment took In taxes SIS PER
CENT MORE than In 1929.
BY 1910, GOVERNMENT WAS
TAKING A LARGER SHARE OF
THE TOTAL GROSS RECEIPTS
THAN THE SUM OF COMMON
STOCK DINIDEN DS AND
FUNDS RETAINED IN THE
BUSINE sS FOR FUTURE
NEEDS.
THUS. THE STEEL CORPO-
RATION. PRES ENTIN A
FAIRLY TYPICAL EXAMPLE.
WAS BEING PARTLY SOCIAL
IZED."