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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Forbes
Business Executives
Ruff Up in 3-Rine
Washington Circus
BY b. c. FORBES

In lighter vein:
Most siness executives,
modest enough IN their own
bailiwick, become pulled up
when they join the Washington
three-ring circus and find them
selves clothed with bureaucratic
power.
They remind one Of an Incl
dent related of Chauncey M.
Depcw, when United States
Senator from New York. where
Chauncey was the all-powerful
head tor figurehead) of the
New York Central. political
nabob, mighty factotum in the
world Of finance.
During Summer recess. the
senator one evening wore an
evening suit tmade for him in
Washington which manifestly
irked him. Railway magnate
George Gould asked, What's
the NATTER"
This suits too small" whis-
pered DepeW Though I thought
that tailor in Washington was
one Of the best In the business.
maybe he is" chuckled
Gould, "but YOU overlook one
thing. that you're a much bigger
man In New YortS than you are
in Washington"
The reverse is true Of some
men called from their home
towns TO Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Irregular Trend
Rules Initial
Stock Dealings
International Nsvs service wire

NEW YORK, June IA Mixed
price trends ruled in initial stock
market dealings today, with minus
signs slightly in the majority.
Trading was al the usual slow
Saturday pace.
Independent firmness in oils
again was a feature, Standard Oil
of New Jersey opening at a new
l94l peak of 39i2, up a.
Others 10 show modest gains
were Texas Corporation, Ana.
conda. Union Carbide. Youngstown
Sheet and Tube. Lockheed, Cen
eral Electric, Case and American
Car and Foundry
General Motors. ChrySler, Beth
lehem, Santa Re, Du Pont, United
States Rubber. American Tele-
phone and Pullman all were be-
hind minus signs
Opening quotations: Unite d
States Steel 561s. unchanged;
Bethlehem 1874. off a: Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube 30, up Il:
General Motors 80. off -, ChryS-
Ter 81, off a; New York Central.
l2A. unchanged; Standard Oil of
New Jersey 39i2 up ls;Texas Cor
poration 40ls, up =; Western
Union 24'i. unchanged; Anaconda
PIN up Il; Du Pont l5012. off
= General Electric 3lSs, up II;
American Telephone 1874, off a.
and United States Rubber %,
off "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
M. s. RukeySer:

Contemporary experience is
giving the plain citizen labora-
tory lesson in practical eco
nomicS.
Emergency experience shows
that the modern economic mech
aniSm is so delicately adjusted
that interferences cannot be
made al one point without
necessitating corresponding adj
justments at another.
The turning over of tankers
TO Great Britain, for example,
which seemed necessary 10 the
administration in connection
with the large war time strategy,
has thrown out of killer the
delicate adjustment on the East
Coast between the supply and
demand for oil and gasoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
M(Nutt Name Enters
Into Cabinet Race

WASHINGTON. June IA
ClNS) - The New Deals furious
factional contest over
President Roosevelt's choice of a
new attorney general. widened to-
day as friends advanced the name
of Federal Security Administrator
Paul V. McNutt of Indiana, for
the cabinet post.
A drive by the Frankfurter-
Harvard faction of the New Deal
for the promotion of Solicitor Gen.
eral Franc 5 Biddle of Pennsyl-
vania. already has been challenged.
One faction is supporting Mayor
Fiorello La Guardia of New York,
and a third seeks the post for
supreme Court Justice William o.
Douglas Of Connecticut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Stocks Of Copper
Lowest in Years

NEW YORK, June l4-Domes-
tic stocks of refined copper al the
end of May totaled IS, sos tons,
compared with 9s.7S9 tons at the
end OF April, a decrease of 1921
tons, and the lowest level 10 be
recorded in a number Of years.
Blister stocks increased 902
tons during May so that total
supplies of copper above ground
recorded a net decrease Of 2,3l9
tons during the month.
Consumption of copper. foreign
and domestic sources, during May
reached a record high at l4l,80l
tons. gain Of 1921 over April.
Shipments of domestic copper
last month totaled 926ll tons. A
gain of 1889 over deliveries OF
S0722 tons in April.
Delivery OF foreign origin cop
per Latin American used in this
country attained a new top al
1870 tons during May. This was
gain Of 1882 tons over April.
Total production OF crude cop
per, primary and from scrap. dur
ing May amounted 10 90.292 tons
the best monthly record since Au-
gust 1887 when the total was
90 947 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Production Gains

Meanwhile. m anuf a curing
production had increased a lit
le. and shipments somewhat
more. rs a result, untitled or
dcrS rcre actually reduced
somewhat in April.
The general situation thus re-
mains in fair balance. with in
Vcnterics still moderate with
relation 10 production. and with
very large untitled orders but
the whole machinery Of industry
is running at an abnormally
high rate
The May figures show the iron
and steel industry still expand
ing. The activity IN steel-con-
Stunning industries. plus iron and
steel exports. gives picture Of
steel requirements somewhat IN
excess OF output Furthermore,
steel shipments estimated APP
pear 10 he closely in line with
production If anything, some
what larger IN May.
Blast furnace activity recov-
cred from The April slump,
showing gains both in number.
and total capacity. The per-
ccntacc Of the total number now
active IS az a new high for the
cycle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Dummy Firms

Unless Congress is vigilant,
such a measure could be evaded
by foreign interests against
whom il is aimed through set
ting up dummy corporations
either in the United States or in
neutral countries. or through as
Segment OF claims 10 Americans
or neutrals or 10 friendly inter-
eStS.
Former Senator Gore Of Okla
homa once remarked that the
criterion OF craftsmanship is
ability 10 see the secondary as
well as the primary effects of
new policies. Current expert
ence shows that arbitrary dis
turbances Of the delicatcly
adjusted and well engineered
economic mechanism necessarily
require other changes which are
not always foreseen by the eco
nOmic planners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
High|igh+s
In Sports
BY international News Service


Rugged Harvard crew is heavy
favorite 10 defeat Yale in their
seventy-ninth annual clash at
New London, Conn.
Billy Conn threatens 10 mar
his chances against Joe Louis
with training camp nerves.
Babe Phelps, Brooklyn catcher.
sus p IN d e d indefinitely and
fined $500 for failing 10 accom-
pany club TO st. Louis.
Most startling developments
during the first third of ma ior
league season has been the Phil
adelphia Athletics surprising
strength and Cincinnati Reds
failure to live up to their repu-
tation.
Alvah H. Pierce. Brookline.
Mass, is crowned national senior
golf champion.
Junior champion Jimmy Evert
meets the veteran "Bitsy" Grant
in match featuring opening of
national clay courts tennis tour
nament.
ST. Louis triple A invitational
tennis tournament moves into
semifinal round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Record Pay Rolls

But il is IN factory cmn'r,
mont and pay rolls that the biz
news lies AS Judged by New
York state figures, pay rolls are
now the highest on record. Em-
ploymcnt rs April strikes were
settled. rose contra-se aSonally to
a level IS per cent above last
year As the rcsul, Of a fairly
general 10 per cent wage adj
vance. pay rolls rose : per cent
IN May and were 80 per cent
over a year ago This IS mostly
due 10 heavy defense activity
and is directly correlated with
plants having large defense
orders.
Strangely enough. department
store sales remain slow in re-
ileciing gains IN consumer pur-
chasing power There is now
Tho greatest excess OF income
over store sales since the 1922
p period, II is bound to tell
con.
AL main commodity price
cups rose IN MAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
First Custer HOUSING
Units of Newly Completed Project Ready to Receive
rs on-Connssioned Oficers' Families

FORT CUSTER. June n
Officials of the new defense low
cost housing project in Lakeview
today prepared 10 welcome 25
noncommissioned officers and their
families into units OF the project
recently completed.
George p. Bauer said that the
first of the 40 families who have
signed rental agreements for quar-
tiers began moving in personal
furniture this morning in the cot
tages and apartments on Twenty
fourth street. i, is estimated that
the average rental for each unit.
Including charges for utilities, will
be approximately Is cents day,
depending on rank
The 100000 project was or
dered by the government after
surrounding communities were
found unable TO provide low cost
housing for the families of non
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Michigan Soldier
Fatally Injured

FORT CUSTER. June 14.-Fort
Custer officers were notified to-
day that Pvt. John l. Fitzpatrick
Company A. 10th Infantry, had
died Of injuries sustained when he
suffered chest and head injuries
during the 5th Division maneuvers
in Tennessee.
No details on how the injury
occurred were furnished. Post
authorities said the only soldier
listed on the roster OF the di-
vision bearing a similar name was
Pvt. Joeph L. Fitzpatrick Com
pany f. 10th Infantry, who was
indicted April a at Escanaba and
who was a resident of Mcmillan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

commissioned officers. The local
project is one OF the five in the
state and is the second to be ready
now for occupancy. II is one Of
the largest, housing $50 families
in 90 units.
The project was originally open
only TO noncommisSioned officers
of the first three grades. but re-
strictions were eased 10 permit all
enlisted men with families 10
move in.
The project was begun in March
after several delays caused by
protesting residents in the vicinity
of the buildings. The residents had
asked the government TO conform
TO local building codes in regard
10 the erection of the project. but
their protests were turned down
by the government. The project IS
10 be completed by the middle of
July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Imposes Hardships

Ever since the Hoover moba-
torium in 1881, American pri-
vate citizens and officials have
sought tenderly 10 relieve our
distressed foreign debtors.
Accordingly, we have agreed
in a variety of specific situa-
tons to postpone payments
due us.
Forgetting that business and
finance are dependent on a con-
tinuous flow back and forth of
goods. and services, and pay
ments therefore, we have made
the mistake of trying TO keep
up outgoing payments without
interruption despite the cessa-
ton of incoming payments.
The effect has been 10 inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

pose great hardships on our
national economy.
What has happened is anala-
gous TO the flow of blood through
the arteries OF the human body
without a return flow through
the veins.
On top of our voluntary for
bearance we have been subjected
TO all manner Of blocking of ex-
change and bank accounts for
the convenience OF foreign gov
ernments and peoples.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Auto Stocks Low

On the whole. il may be said
that general industrial produc.
ton seems 10 be gaining on steel
production. This is significant
as showing the possibility that
the relatively large volume Of
steel output may come 10 seem
loss out Of line with other in
OI>tral activity
Certainly this would be true If
the automobile industry could
continue al the May rate II
came back from the April strike
period with a bound the >ea-
! Sonaily adjusted index return
ng TO the peak levels Of Dccem-
'ner and January. This activity
continues 10 be justified by con-
sumner buying. Sales by dealers
were 50 large that they exceeded
shipments 10 them. and reduced
floor stocks Of new cars 10 OK
traordlnarlly low levels.
Another heavy steel Consur
was building and Construct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Lief Contracts Today
For Custer BUILDINGS

FORT CUSTER. June IA
total of Sl08,40 in contracts fol
miscellaneous buildings at Fort
Custer were let today by the
constructing Quartermaster's Of
flee 10 the Owen Ames- kimball
Company OF Grand Rapids.
The buildings 10 be erected in
clude service club, guest house
and officers clubs in the lS4th
Field Artillery area. six officers
day rooms. an ambulance garage
and storage facilities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Funeral Tomorrow
For Mrs. Kue(h|e

BATTLE CREEK. June IA -
Funeral services will be held al
2:30 p. m. borrow for Mrs
Matte Louise kuechle. 81, 101
Highway street. who d ia d of 2
heart attack Thursday while at.
tending funeral services for her
cousin. Burial will be in the Oak.
ridge Cemetery, Marshall
She is survived by her husband
John. and two brothers. Ernest
and Fred Miller, both of Battle
Creek. Mrs. kuechle had been q
resident of Battle Creek for the
past % wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Plain Citizen Receives
Lesson in Economics

10 foreigners on similar account
would satisfy their legal debt
obligations by making payment
TO the secretary Of the treasury,
instead of TO the foreign inter-
ests. Then out Of the funds thus
accumulated. the treasury would
be authorized 10 make payments
owed by foreigners in such'coun-
tries TO Americans on similar
accounts.
AS originally drawn, the reso-
luton seems sound in objective,
though legalistic minds have dis
covered loopholes. which should
be plugged up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Trade Activity
Receivers From
April Slump
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor of Economics, y. \. University
Business and industrial activ-
ity came back in May and
showed a good recovery from
the April slump. Commodity
prices also rose 10 a new high
for the cycle. Since this indi-
Gates a well maintained demand
for goods. the probability is that
new highs in the business curve
still lie ahead.
Such is the general diagnosis
based upon fairly complete sta
tisticS for May.
Aside from commodity prices,
perhaps the outstanding Stats
tics for the month are those
showing developments in bank
credit. In general, the figures
show an expanding use Of such
credit. and reflect the trend OF
imitation. Particularly notable
are the relatively sharp rises in
bank loans and in bank debts
volume Of checks drawn.
Another matter Of general in
tercst is the showing made by
certain comprehensive figures on
inventories. These, though re-
Gently released, extend only
through April. They show that
The value Of inventories has
been increasing the most rap
idly. but even that figure main
tanned only the moderate rate
of the last six months. Clearly
this increase is due 10 price
rises. for the figures on physical
inventories actually decreased a
1ttln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Fire Victims Rites Set

BATTLE CREEK. June IA
Funeral services will be held al
2 p. m. tomorrow for Jerry Whit
man, 2-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs James r. Whitman Of 119
Fourteenth street. who died from
burns suffered several weeks ago
when he fell into a bonfire near
his home Besides his parents he
is survived by a sister, Barbara
Burial will be in the Reese
Cpn,HtpVN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals division. Detroit. Spot. 90 per cent
tin. not offered today; New York. So 80.
future tin 50 80. lake grade copper de-
livered Midwest. II electrolytic spot.
smelter. i2T II SO. casing copper 22S:
st. Louis lead 5 10 81. Louis zinc. rs
New York antimony. IL. virgin aluminium.
IL
Export copper. II resale. nominal ~ 50
Free sterling exchange. 4.03i4 to Si.03S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
.Shdtferproof Glass
Earnings S115,O2O

Shatterproof Glass Corporation
reports net earnings for the frs,
six months ended April 30 of S115,-
'020. as against Sl3016 for the
same period year ago Earnings
are after regular normal corporate
federal income tax but before ex-
cess profits tax.
Sales for the period amounted IN
S709370, as against S55S.236 q
year earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Smiles Less Often

Washington is taking more
out of Big Bill" knudsen than
ever his herculean automotive
jobs did.
His rosy countenance now
less frequently radiates his old
time beaming smile.
Copyright 1871. by r e. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Transfer 240 SeIecfees

FORT CUSTER. June IA
total Of 240 selectees will be
transferred next week from the
medical replacement center at
Camp Grant, H.. 70 Fort Custer.
where they will be assigned TO
the recently activated 215th Gem
eral Hospital. The group will be
conveyed here by Lieut.. l. l. To-
sens, commander of the unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Dodoers Sell Swift

ST. LOUIS. June 14-(INS)-
Pitcher Bill Swift today headed
for a tour of service with the
Montreal Royals following his sale
TO the international League farm
club by the Brooklyn Dodgers
The deal was announced by the
Dodgers manager, Leo Durocher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Dividends
Burmsh Oil Company, Ltd,

Burmsh Oil Company, Ltd. de-
clared second interim dividend
on common stock, amounting TO
10 per cent. making Is per cent
for the year ended Dec 81. 1910
less tax, against q per cent in
1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Ships, British Plea TO u. S.

NEW YORK, June 14.-GNS)
Ships. ships and more ships
is Englands primary request TO
the United States, Sir Ronald
Cross, British high commissioner
to Australia. reported in New
York today in an interview.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Manufacturers Bank
Votes 81 Dividend

Manufacturers National Bank Of
Detroit has declared semiannual
dividend Of 81 A share. payable
June 30 10 stockholders of record
June 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June I3-TNsD HOGS
Receipts II 600 market. l0c higher hold
overs 600 Top 50 90 bulk so so n
9. SIS hesvies 50. 50d SIS: mediums, 50 SO
n 90: lights. 50 5O1 90 light lights
50 asa 2 S. packing sows, ss.s5h9.40
pigs. Ss1s
CATTLE Receipts 600 market,
steady. calves. receipts 500. market
steady. Beef steers. Choice, Sll dl3 me
dunn SsTll yesrlings, SIS ASA 3 Is
Butchers Heifers 81 500 IL Is cows 81 %
ISIS: bulls 81 son 10 calves S7Gl2
feeders ssNli7S Stockers: steers, IS y IL
COWS and heifers. S7n10
SHEEP-Rece 4. 600; market. steady
Lambs. si2 n Ia IS; common. $40 II
ysarlinEs, s9qe.75. feeders, Se9lo, ewes
So 50I475.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Consolidated Mining and Smelt-

ing Company OF Canada Ltd. de-
clared an extra dividend Of -
cents and a regular semiannual
dividend Of 50 cents. both payable
July Is 10 stock of record June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
PITTSpIRGU

PITTSBURGH. June 10 QNs) =
CATTLE-Receipts as market steady
Steers choice, slidil. so; medium tn good
SO 50 n 10. so. common 81 80 n Q. as: heifers
Y So cows medium 10 good. IS 500 I 50
Gamers and cutters $50 4. so. bulls good
70 choice, IS 25ae.25; common to medium
SIS 25a775
Receipts 200 market active and
i5c higher. i6O-ls0 lbs sq.75TlO. $50.
2?0 lbs. $ionl0 IS; 220-250 lbs, 50 90 n
.lOl5: 25O-2pO lbs 50. 501 90. 10O-l5C
lbs So 25H rs roughs. 81 sou $50
SHEEP-Receip $50: market steady
choice lambs, SO 50 n 10: medium 70 good
s. 5ONs so; common lambs s4d5 ewes
50 n 3 so: wethers, 40; spring lambs
Si2 so n 49, as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

California Packing Company de-
clared q dividend OF q cents on
the common. payable Angus, IS, TO
stock OF record July 81 The same
amount was paid May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Detroit Poultry

Market steady 80 quotations available
SATURDAY
EGGS Market firm current receipts.
a. &C. undergrades, ~ 22iao.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Farmers Market

AFf- LIS ileICiOus fancy 81 q hu
- J. SiSGtfi-5 %rrtbern Sr, fanr,
s. bu 30 4sell 30 No -,1a,Si
McI0'psh fame, s. 1872 hu n 81 o.
~ jD 80. > 75ca 81 Steele.s Red fanr,
VEGETABLE GRFF$s- RomaIne 405,
sor. sscs-s.s 7.as5c ba endlve 81 On
ba sae S5o7sc bs 'T n9 Srsra 90 90 s soc
~ - 4oa5oc spinach 10 ! 80
2f130c lo-Ia pssls, 55asn M col
;,-es n 49, n, D' COZ
HEAD LETTUCE - Fancy 81 sn9,-,
No 0-,SI Is M NJ 80 ~, '''
AspApAGf-s Fs,e, ,ol', ~ 9s 49,.
punches ~ -Ss, do ~ Is N
BEETs No !. 5oas5c dozen bunches
cABBRGF-No aocau. su CELERY
cabbage 5oosic. green al n soc bu
50 d GO '''
CAUIIFLOwERA l. S75 hu.: No
s. 70 soc SO ? zoe
CELERY ROOT No 7SSTSi bu
CHERRIES sweet 81 i6-quAu crate
sour - % 70 So
pILI.-a0 B, soc doz hchs
EGGS-Large IS 75Dag25 3o.doz case
medium. Ss0sT
KOHL.RARi-T 50 qOc dor hrns
ONlONS-Green. fancy SOC 40. l. 500
4oc No ,. Csc doz bchs
PARSNIPs- No. J. s59S5c ~.
PARSLEY so ~ 75c doz bchs
PARSLEY ROOT sou 7Sc pa
PEAS ~ g 2fH2 ~ pa No. . e
PLANTS Fiat Flower. 500 75c Vege-
table. 40 q soc geranums s. IS 50 IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING DEPOSITS
N IHE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OF
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK or

CHANGE OF INTEREST RATE
Pursuant 70 authority of the terms aud
conditions ~ the now existing Rules and
Regulations governing Savings Deposits"
adopted and issued by Industrial National
Bank-Detroit the Board OF Directors ~
said Bank have adopted the following
resolution changing and fixing the rate Of
interest on such Deposits namely:
"RESOLNED~ that the rate ~ Interest
toil other terms and c0nd tons con-
unuing without changer on all deposits
now existing IN The Savings Department
% THIS Bank. intending both such de-
posits for which pass books have been
issued ~ this Bank and such deposits
represented ~ Invest Ten' Certificates
issued o. frfrstriai Morris Plan Bank
~ Detroit aad now Outstanding and
assumed nv TINS Bank. and on al such
deposits beglnr7E az and continuing
from July 1881 shall ~ paid or
credited semi annually A. the rate ~
one per cent q per anrum and M
more On any sum provided that -
interest shall be paid on any deposit
account representing less than PITY
Dollars fS5O. O0t nor shan any interest
accrued In any sernl-annusi period IN an
amount less than TWFnty-five Cents
$50 be paid OF credited
This publication is made for the purpose
OF giving notice ~ surN Jeppsityrs &c
provided IN said nov existing Rules ana
Regulations
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK
DETROIT
BY. Eugene " Lewis Prefidsrs
Ry Order - 'hs Board - Directors
90 r-'f Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
EARNINGS

Pittsburgh Screw and Bolt Corporation
reports for the quarter ended March 81 a
net profit OF 1912 226 after federal in
come ana excess profits taxes. etc. equal
10 25 cents share. compared With Slb5.
ips or 10 cents share In the March
quarter Of 1850.
Salt Dome OH Corporation shows for the
year ended December 81 a net loss ~ Si3 o.
347. against a net loss 81 Siis S2s In 1899.
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railway
reports for the four months ended Aprn 30
net income Of S256.545 equal 80 SIS cents
share. compared with Si0s $50. or SO
cents a share In the 1870 period
". e. Williams A Go. reports for the
year ended April 40 net profit az SiST b.
s25 equal 20 81 So share against
InC wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
American Hard Rubber Com

pany declared a regular quarterly
dividend OF 81 on the preferred
payable juno 30, 10 stock Of record
June 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Phillips Packing COMPANY de

clared a regular quarterly divi-
dend of Sl.3li4 on Sd per cent
preferred, payable July TO stock
Lof record Juno is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14

dend Of 81 62i2 on the 6i2 per cent
preferred. IN arrears, payable Au-
gust ] 10 stock Of record July IS.
Previous paymnet was a like
amount Nav |.