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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-Michiga an in. bu. crater,
Delicious si.t09 81 81 fair quality. 81 z3
Mcintosh. Si351i 50: Northern spys. 81. IS
aIto; suttons. a. in. 81. Steele Reds.
xsPARAous-canfornia pyramid cr,s..
loose stock. medium size s3n3s5;
fancy. S3.s5a3 Us. select. 50 65gt. extra
select 81
AvocADos-californ nat,. is-sos
81 Sogi 50. fair quality, N.2ot 10
generally good quality. saw: mostly
s. ordinary TO fair quality. 50 70 $50: Wax.
generally good quality. 81
BEETs-Tsxss s-eraies. q = J. 80
Pony crates 2s-32 punches,
California. s39325. Texas, fair quality.
cIBBAGE-Los Angeles. crates Round
type. Texas S525a9.75; is-erAies Ns'
cARRors-Ins Angeles crates 8 dozen.
California 81 60a2.s5. Texas. dozen.
81 7512s5; dozen. 81 90: u crates 4
cAULiFLowER Pony crates. i2s and
larger. California. si.sOg2. fair quality.
some smaller sires. si.s5gi.75.
cELERY-is-in. crates, trimmed tops,
Dozen iG5n Gpa sos.n S. 75 0sis So
Florida, Golden Heart. Z dozen. s3.25, 8
dozen, $40 $50. s dozen. 10 dozen. So. so
13ss extra fancy, 81. 50 93 rs.
type. Arizona. Yuma. Z dozen. 50 900 J. SO.
DOZEN, So 251tz5.
LEAF LETTUCE o,house io-pound
baskets, Michigan and Ohio. 7Oc,
ONIONS 50-lb. sacks T. s No. | sweet
spanish. 3-ineh and larger. Colorado. i.s5
81 LEO ordinary to fair quality SIPS:
Oregon fair quality. si.45| i.5o; Minnesota
y s No ! YeIlos. Inch MINIMUM.
2-iuch and larger. $50 7oc; 2'1-inch mini
PEPPERs-iH bu. crates California
dunn size. 81 Florida fancy. naA:o
choice. So 1898
PoTAToEs-iOo-lb. sacks U. s. No. /
1.4o; lob. sacks U s No. Russet Bur
banks. 20T 22c, various vsrietie, Maine
loo.Ie. sacks. utoni5o BIB sacks
.. No. 1 washed Triumph,, Ioo.Ib. sacks.
Michigan u g. No. 1 Russet Rursls. i0o-ib
sacks. 81. 10; cobbiers. 81. 30; Upper PENN
sacks Green Mountains. 2ic. New stock
rriumphs. sisoTi.s5; fair to generally
good Suslsy; s,;s5al7'. . uo.
house Choice. si75d2: fancy. s7.5oa3;
extra fancy, $50 $50.
. RUTABAGAs - Canada Sob. sacks
HKLLoTs-Missis.ipp bu. baskets S to
dor. S240G2.50.
sPINAcH-Texss bu. baskets Savoy type.
si.254l.50 mostly si.4Oa1 $50. fat type.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Bu. crates u q.
No. Porto Ricans. Louisiana, $500
i.s5: Texas, 50; generally good quality.
si.709i.T5: Tennessee Nancy Halls. bu.
hampers. generally good quality si.40;
New Jersey bu. hampers U. :. No.
Jersey type Sandy Soil stock. 81 rs.
TOMATOES - Repseks. i0-lb. cartons
t1.f5dl.2s
sTRAwBERRIEs-F Florida 3s-pint crates
Missionaries. ssns.2S; ordinary condition,
IS. S005.7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Home and Office

John d. Rockefeller-he still
signs himself "Jr."-has had a
lifelong habit of taking work
home with him. He is a glutton
for blueprints. He has actively
interested himself in every one
of the many buildings Rookie
Teller money has raised or re-
stored in all parts of the world.
His favorite tool is slide-rule.
While deeply interested in re-
search to find cures for battling
maladies. he has derived intense
satisfaction from what has been
accomplished at Williamsburg.
Va, in restoring 1t to its orig
inal appearance and atmosphere.
81 do hope you will visit 1t.
because l am sure you will like
it, he recently exhorted me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Fact-Findine Tools

Secondly, business executives
will need prompt and sensitive
finding tools. Imaginative
accountants can be of great help
through immediate compilation
and standardization of the signif-
icant corporate trends and
Developments. In the circum-
stances. accounts should be
streamlined in order to provide
executives with immediate can
did camera shots of what Is
taking place. Obsolete account
ing routine may not be enough
in this fast moving period.
Thirdly, in the phrase of Lewis
II. Douglas, president of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company.
management should not immun-
ize itself to outside criticism.
Criticism, whenever sincere,
whether from customers. en-
ployes, stockholders, policyhold-
ers or from public officials. is a
vehicle for making responsible
executives promptly aware of
new defects and shortcomings.
In public affairs and in cor
porate activities. the value of an
enlightened opposition should
not be overlooked. If the mi
nority party in government or
outsiders in business uncover
bugs" in governmental or cor
porate policy. they are really
rendering a service to those in
responsible posts.
For in this rapidly changing
world in which we live. progress
is made through meeting prob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
York Ice Holders
Fdvoring Plan

PHILADELPHIA. March %
Holders of $3.50 shares of pre-
ferred stock and 1902 shares OF
common stock OF York Ice Ma
chinery Corporation have so far
assented TO the corporations plan
of recapitalization. S. F. Lauer,
president. reported in the letter to
stockholders.
Preferred assents represent SO
per cent of all preferred shares
and common assents "a per cent
of all common shares outstanding.
Stockholders will vote on recapi-
talization proposal al special
meeting TO be held in York. Pa,
March 25.
Under the proposed recapitaliza-
ton. holders Of present preferred
stock. on which there is large
dividend accumulation. would re-
ceive Is shares of new common
stock for each share of old pre-
ferred held. Holders of common
would exchange their stock for
new common on share-for-share
basis.
Lauer stated that II the plan is
accepted by stockholders the COM
pany plans TO proceed al once with
negotiations for rehnancing of the
companys outstanding debt. This
debt, as of September 30 last, con-
sisted OF 5000 500 first sinking
fund SIS. due 1947: $4,000 6 per
cent sinking fund debentures. due
1913. and Sl1S.550 of unsecured
3 per cent notes, due 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

Corporation executives, who
in a sense are tustees of the
savings of thrifty persons in
vested In the tools of industry.
are entering a challenging Pc
Rod
The rising cost of government.
incidental to accelerated ma
tional defense and aid to the
democracies. will inevitably be
reflected in increased cost of
production for goods and serv-
ices. Governmental overhead
has for some time been becom-
ing a larger factor in the cost
Of goods, and corporations, who
seek to recoup their costs in
the selling prices Of goods dis
posed of. have become, to an in
creasing extent, concealed col
lectors of governmental taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
The Real Trick

There are many ways to make
money-the trick is to find one.
Carl II. w. Ruprecht, advertis-
ing manager of Phil Wagoner's
Underwood Effiott-F Fisher Com
pany. who likes dogs. conceived
an idea for an automatic leash
which never gets entangled be-
cause a spring arrangement
always keeps it taut; also a
brake lever useful for emergen-
cies. A friend persuaded him to
launch it commercially. High
priced. ii is proving a winner.
Henry p. Dawson. who earlier
this century became the great
est of all Morgan partners,
cycled 10 miles through New
York City streets to and from
work every day to save 10 cents
when he got his first bank job
in the city.
He developed not only bril-
liant talents but an extraordi-
nary aptitude for winning and
riveting friends. No man ever
had a more winsome smile. He
gave a lift-up to more young
bankers who later reached the
top than any other man in
Americas financial annals.
Public spirited. he left $780,
600 more to his elder son. F.
Trubee, who had a penchant for
pro bono publico services, than
to his other son, Harry. now a
Morgan partner-who. like his
father. is a most genial. demo-
cratic gentleman.
Copyright. 1871. by B. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Windsor Mayor Looks
To Seaway's Problems

Mayor Arthur ]. Reaume of
Windsor said today he will confer
next week with Mayor Jeffries on
the possibility of creating a joint
harbor commission for Detroit and
Windsor.
Mayor Reaume explained that
since the completion of the ST.
Lawrence waterway project would
mean that Detroit and Windsor
would become virtual ocean ports,
he felt some study should be given
to the problems that will arise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
On the Rum
Police Officers May Garry
Radios on Belt
Times STAFF Correspondent

ANN ARBOR, March 22.-S. s.
Sturgeon, 24-year-old police radio
technician. is developing a palm
sized radio for an officer to carry
on his belt as he walks his beat.
1t was announced Saturday.
Tests already made have shown
it efficient over distance of sew
eral blocks, and Sturgeon says It
can be developed to cover a mile.
He said:
That's all Wen need here. In
Detroit and larger cities the set
probably wouldn't be practical
because Of tho large area re-
quiring protection. The car
radio solves the problem there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Lists 3 Principles

Moreover. as patriotic citi-
zens, business men will have to
be ready to step gracefully
aside. and give government
precedence during the emer-
gency in its demand for ma
terials, men and machines
which may be in limited supply.
Furthermore. in participating
in defense production, execu-
tives. recognizing the temporary
character of the emergency. will
have to make certain that they
recognize their true costs, in
GLIDING the capital costs of
plant and machinery which may
not be needed after the war
emergency.
Three principles will help in
telligent executive leadership of
business during this abnormal
period.
First, the capacity to relate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Last Snow Troops
Return 10 Custer

FORT CUSTER, March o.
The last contingent of the 5th
Division snow troops were back in
Fort Custer today ready for two
months more regular training be-
fore going south to perform in war
games at Camp Forrest, Tenn.
Approximately $50 men, COM
prising the advance ski patrol, ar
rived here from Camp Mccoy both
by train and truck. The group
travelling by truck left yesterday
and stayed for the night in Camp
Grant. The train group left this
morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Dividends

Aluminium Goods Manufactur.
ing Company declared q dividend
of ID cents, payable April Is, to
stock Of record March 81.
Arkansas Natural Gas Corpora.
ton declared q dividend of 30
cents on the preferred. payable
March 81, to stock of record
March n.
Brown-Forman Distillers Cor
poration declared a dividend Of
so cents on the S. preferred, pay
able April /, to stock of record
March n.
j. w. Carter Co. declared q div.
idend of IS cents on the common.
payable March %, to stock of rec
ord March u.
Kaufman Department Stores,
Inc, declared . dividend Of -
cents on the common. payable
April %, to stock of record
April 10.
Lerner Stores Corporation de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents on the common.
payable April Is, to stock of rec
ord April A.
Massachusetts Investors Trust,
declared a distribution of 20 cents,
payable April n, to stock of rec.
ord March 81.
National Tea Company declared
dividend of So cents on the pre-
ferred, applicable to accumula-
tons, payable April Is. to stock
of record April 3.
Petroleum Corporation Of Amer
lea declared a dividend of one
share of Consolidated Oil Corpo.
ration common on each five shares
of Petroleum Corporation stock,
payable May 16, to stock of record
April Is.
Philadelphia Company declared
a dividend of 10 cents on the COM
mon. payable April IS. to stock Of
record April /.
Seagrave Corporation declared
a dividend of 81, applicable to
arrears on the 5 per cent pre-
ferred, payable April /, to stock
of record March 20.
u. 8. Hoffman Machinery Cor
poration declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 68% cents
on the preferred, payable May 1,
to stock of record April IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Honest Criticism

Business men should make
themselves sensitive to honest
criticism, and should regard it
at least as a symptom that
policies need to be reviewed.
There is disciplinary value in
being periodically checked up
by independent certified ac-
countants or by governmental
investigating bodies. This is no
time for unimaginative SNUG
ness. 1t is a period when strong
men. who have the habit of
looking effectively at the data
will be sorely needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Detroit Poultry

Market. hens easy. balance about steady;
hens over So ms. Use. under 81 lbs.
Ale; cocks, i0di2c; stays. lie; leghorn
hens. 3 lbs. and up. 1sc rock broilers. IN
lbs. and up. 23c: capons. lbs. and up.
use: under I lbs. 22c: ducks. white. lbs.
and up 1oc.
EGGs- Market unsettled 10 arm; current
receipts. l7lac. undergrades, ish q isc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Earnings

Caterpillar Tractor Company revealed for
the IL months ended February Is q net
profit of $3.50. 453. equal to 4.53 a share
against IS, $50. s26 or So Is on the common
in the preceding IL months.
Coty. Inc, and subsidiaries showed for
1910 q net profit of 81. 013. 1913 or 6S cents
a share on /. 4s7 e0e shares. against $751;
Curttss- Wrtsht Corporation and subsidi-
aries reported a 1870 net profit OF slo.I4
s7 eaus! to SIS . ~ on ,ns tns eo
mon in 1889.
Hamilton Watch Company reported for
dated n ye net profit Of ssss. 474 after federal
income and excess profits taxes. payments
under the pension plan, etc. equal after
dividend requirements on the per cent
cumulative preferred TO N.sl common
share, against ss24 1853 or s1.e1 common
share In 1893.
-Orpheum Corperaties see
subsidiaries disclosed q 1870 net profit OF
$3.50 OO5 equal, after annual dividend re.
quirements on 50, 5e6 shares Of per cent
preferred on which unpaid dividend accu'
mutations amount to $l5.7s per share g
compares with 1889 net profit OF SsIe, oIa;
after $500, 900 lease settlement, equal to -
cents on the common
Northern Indiana Public Service Company
showed for the IL months ended Feb. 2e,
1871. q net income OF Sz,so1 .16I, equal.
after IL months dividend requirements on
which there Is an accumulation of unpaid
dividends. to So cents q common snare,
against s2.473.273, or so cents a common
share In the IL months ended Feb. 10. 1910.
Ohio on Company and subsidiaries re
ported a 1910 net profit Of 50, 1873, 1e4. in
Guiding homecoming charges OF S4o5, 9gl
on Investments in and advances TO affili-
ated and other companies and S4o5,OOO
call premium on funded debt. equal to 81 .02
share on the common. against net profit
of 81. 492. os6 or $4.21 on the per cent
preferred in 1888.
Otis Elevator Company showed . 1919
net income Of S27Tf, 1888 after $500, 900
reserve for foreign investments. equal to
81. 10 a share on the common. against " H. !,
ISL O2e or Ellis on the common In 1888
after $500. 900 reserve. against foreign In
vestments and 100000 appropriated for
general reserve.
Pullman, Inc, and subsidiaries showed
1910 net profit of 81, 49, rs. fucfudtns
l,44l profit on sale OF securities, equal
to 1898 a share against 81. 00s. ATS, In
Guiding S791 $40 profit on sale OF secu-
rites equal TO 81. 90 a share In 1883
United states Playing Gard Company and
su bsidiaries disclosed for the year ended
December 81 net profit Of 81. 00S. 6sI
after federal and Canadian income taxes.
and Canadian excess profits taxes. ETC..
equal to 1851 q shore. Company states
that no provision for federal excess prof.
its taxes was deemed necessary for 1870.
This compares with s975.s40 or s2.53 q
share In 1889
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company
pamphlet report for the year ended De-
cember 81 shows q net profit of S121, SOS,
equal 20 as cents a share. against ss16.o39
or 50 cents q share In 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Scratches
BY International News Service
At TROPICAL PARK

BY International News Service
AT TROPICAL PARK
Weather. Char; Track. slow.
First Race - Erect. Prada, DToG1,
Evanded. Waldo Lass. Farrago.
second Rsee-Cordat<, Patsey -
zone. Transdsy. Msek's Arrow. Cruashgs
THIRD Rsce-wee Scot. Esrusena, -
brace, Miss Thirteen, Rays Yv1de.
Fourth Rsee-Bienweet, MiIi Tewws
Cherriks. AIR brigade.
Fifth Rsce-sirasts. Exsreh. 0sw
Low.
sixth Rsce-Petee Gene.
seventh Raee-Miss n. n, Istsrtaee,
Jss Bee Dee. Liberty SAND
Eighth Raee--Crius. steep, 0st ~
Fire. Marching Feet. slight Erws
Rhinir.
At OAKLAWN PARK
Weather. cloudy; TRACK. fa&.
SIXTH Rare--Seandalous.
Only one scratch.
Ninth Race OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sRs
FIRST Raoe--yots Bsy. Ylss1 TsAs.
Legion.
second Rsee-MssehIess. Msss1a. Tsws
son.
THIRD Race-In ire sAaxe. aonv
Galley sweep. Irish Nirth.
seventh Rsee-xevses. CssvfTs, 49,
General.
Fiss'h R.oe-n...ss- A.sesss, n~sss
Biu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Body Recovered From River

BAY CITY, March 22.-The body
of Joseph Van Sumeren. 81. father
OF six children. has been recovered
from the Saginaw River. police
said today. His truck was recov.
cred Monday. where he drove it
into the water at the open end
of a street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
M. S. Rukeyser:
International News Service Economic Commentator

the developments in particular
company to the totally situa-
ton in the United States. This
will require a type OF realistic
economic craftsmanship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Farmers Market

AfrL .d Delicious. fancy. 81 bu.; No.
81 rs bu.; No. 2. 4og SOC; Jonathan. fancy.
n,ton 80 bu. No. /. eoc q $l.25; No. 2,
80 q I5c Northern spys. fancy. 81 bu No.
J: M.aoai:7s; No. 2. 75c o 81; Mcintosh.
No s5c 1Sn, % sS no No sla ;is;
eu; s,eels Red. fancy. No. I. si.75d IS
0u FRE sSi 4 k & BY /. n.as1n
o-le box; No. 2. 75cns1.
BEETs-No. l. 40d eOc.
CARBAGE--No. l. SIC n 81 bu No q
IS = 75c Red Cabbage. No. l. $50 sOc bu- I;
cARRoTs-NO. l. soa7Se bu.; No. 2.
EGcs-LArge GL2Sa7.7S aO-dOr. cas-. /;
medium, So $50.
HoRsERADisH-Fancy s3.S0 bu.: No.
l. 81 50a3 bu. No. ?. s2n2.25
LEEKs-No !. i0n soc don. punches.
oNIONS-Dry. fancy. eOc . si.i0 sO-lb
sack; No; /. $50 s5c: No: ?. 400 soc
PARSLEY RooT-50 n 75c bu.
PARsNIPs-No. I. so975 bu; No. ?.
PoT.ToEs.Fsney, soc bu.; No /, so
RApIsHEs = Hothouse, 500 SOC DOZEN
RHUBARB = Ho,hou.e. fancy. soa sse
e-lb. box: choice, zoe; small 500 soc
RuTkBAGAs-No /. soa7oc bu.
souAsH-Huobard. No. !. n.7591.75
bu.; No. 2. 75e6si
TURNIPs-Fsncy. NTI.25; No. /, 500
s0c; No 2. 63c.
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. 1. 5o07,c
dozen punches
PouLTRY-Hens. live, heavy breeds. Il
y 23c H. leehorns. i6n 1se; broilers. heavy.
~ y 75c 10; DUCKS I5n1sc, geese, 1tu
lie
HoGs-Dressed. I3d15c 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. March Il. BuTTER-Re-
ceipts, s.isi tubs market steady TO &c
of Extras te2 score. ale: standards
go score csrsb. ale; extra hrsts te1
score). 3ic: frsts $3.50 score, 3oh q
3ohe; specials ts3 seorsl, az a3ihe.
EGGS-Receipts. 27.is4 cases; market
steady to NC on current receipts. 17he;
fresh extra hrsts. 1874 G1sAc; fresh
nrsts. isa isisc; dirties. 1ee; checks
1Shc.
CHEESE = Twins. 15% q 1sc; daisies
prints and longhorns. 1914 a1sike.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady rur-
keys i5a7ie; hens. is17ie; lsshorn
t nsn. 100 1cs spnnssLs se,s s'o
2oise. geese, iod13Se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Opening
Stocks

NEW YORK. March 22.-Prices
of the following stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange at the OPEN
ing today were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO. March p. Inns b-HOGS-
hsisoSsr. co. iop iSs % bulk ise sthsI
SIS; heavies. S7.5ods. mediums. $3.50
s23; lights. $50 q $40. light lights. 81 as
g7I5: packing sovs. ss.75g 80; pigs.
cATTL E-Receipts. 100; nark.,
steady. Calves - Receipts 300: msrke,
steady: beef steers: choice. S1l. 500 1880
medium. s. n II SO; yesrlings, IS 50 q i4.25.
bulls. Ssas 30. calves. ssdi2 SO
feeders sTaiO.75. stookers. steers. sT9
IL COWS and heiferSH4S6 q 2 so.
sHEEP-Receip prs, 7.c5s market STEADY
lambs, SO. 7s2p11. IS: common, So 10 IS
AU7.
FAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. n r.. March a..
sons what slow. steady to Toe higher Bulk
good and choice ls0-230 lbs. $50; few
200-2i0 lbs. ss 80: similar weights trucked-
ms, ssi5as IS. 2JO-3Oo-lo. butchers. 81. IS
.cArrLE-Recelnts. ESQ: market mod
erately active. steady Odd lott young cows
and and dsI.y,sype better s72sas Is cutter
$50. meaty sausage bulls. x75017. rs:
lighter averages. So. 90 n las. no early sc-
tion on Canadian steers.
drsEsy' weak 70 Soc lower Good and
choice, si2.5o common and medium. IS. so
oil.
SHEEP 49, Receipts. 500. lamb marke,
moderately active. i0n i5c lower. Bulk good
and choice s5-e5 lbs. Sii rs, few Sii.35.
comparable shorn lambs. 50 so.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, March 81. = UNs) -
CATTLE - Receipts. 50. steady: steers,
choice. SliGi2 so. medium to good, s1oa
IL: common. 81. 80 n TO- heifers. medium
to good. Ssde5: common. ss6s cows.
medium TO good xSdT: Gamers and cut
ters N.5ods; bulls. good 10 choice. So
.; common 20 medium. ssd7.50>
HOGs-Rece 300: active and steady
i60-is0 lbs. Ssas.75. is0-22O lbs. IS ASH
$50 22o-250 his, Ss.251s.5o: 25o-2o0
lbs. s75oGs25. ioO-i30 lbs. Ss25n
80 roughs SsIS75.
sHEEP-Receipts 400. steady: choice
lambs Sli.J0p 90. medium 10 good.
50 so ~ 10. so. common lambs. sTTe; ewes,
81 .5od5.jo, wethers. sias.5o, clipped
lambs So 50filO
CALVES Receipts. 50: steady; good 10
choice. Si2.5Oui3. medium. Si0ai2. culls
and common, $3.50 = $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

Gen. Hugh y. Johnson.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

Curtiss-Wright Corporation and suhsidi-
aries reported a 1870 net profit OF slo.I4
s74 equal to S1.81 a share on the common.
against IS. 2is. ass or 80 cents on the COM
mon in 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

Caterpillar Tractor Company revealed for
the ~ months ended February Is q net
profit of IS. $50. 453. equal to S4.53 a share
against IS, $50, s2s or 50. Is on the common
in the preceding IL months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

Aluminium Goods Manufactur.
ing Company declared a dividend
of Is cents, payable April IS, to
stock of record March 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-22

Coty, Inc. and subsidiaries showed for
1870 net profit of s1.013. 1913 or 6s cents
a share on I. 4s7 e06 shares. against 1887
$40 or 81 cents on I. 537 .435 shares In 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Ponder Neisner
Injunction Plea

A petition by officials OF Neisner
Brothers. Inc, asking that strikers
be enjoined from picketing the
company's 30 stores here. was adj
journed until January II by Cir
cult Judge George B. Murphy at
the request of union attorneys.
NJ awhile negotiations for
settlement of the month-old strike
were resumed at the Statler Hotel
today.
Fred Neisner. vice president of
the national chain of stores. here
from Rochester. n. Y. joined the
negotiating meeting late yesterday
afternoon Also representing the
company Is friedrich G.. Duffy,
national personnel director.
They are meeting with Tucker
p. Smith, state director of the
United Retail and Wholesale
Workers (CIO). and delegation
of girl strikers
So far only minor clauses OF the
proposed contract have been dis
cusSed, Smith said