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Evening star., 1942-04-14
Watson Requests Cul
In Bonus Contract
With |. B. N.
Company President
Also Asks Exclusion
OF Munitions Profits
4y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 14.-Directors
of International Business Machines
Corp. have been requested by
Thomas j. Watson, president, to
modify his employment contract by
reducing his profit-sharing compen-
sation from S per cent to 21a per
cent and to exclude therefrom any
profit from the manufacture Of mu.
nitions.
The new contract would be made
retroactive to cover 194l ut the
request of Watson.
The action Of Watson was dis
closed in the proxy statement for
the annual stockholders meeting on
April 20. At that meeting share
holders win be asked to approve
the new agreement Is well Is vote
on a proposal 10 increase by so0. .00o
shares the present capitalization
raising the total authorized to 1,5oo.-
900 shares.
Watson's compensation In lo4l
consisted of 100000 nat salary plus
accruals of $3.50, SD on the bass o!
~ per cent Of earnings as provided
in the new employment contract.
International Paper.
The international Paper Co.. sue
cessor company to the international
Paper & Power Co., reported today
consolidated net profit for l94l was
$16,253, ,76l, compared with revised
net profit Of $l5.606,577 In 1910.
Richard j. Cullen, president, said
in his annual report the company's
l94l income was $218, 8,l49,l11. IN In
crease of 33 per cent over 1910 when
total returns were highest In the
company's history.
General Transportation.
Max Epstein, chairman OF the
board of directors, said earnings OF
the General American Transporta-
ton Corp, before taxes, were run
ming ahead of . year ago and for the
full year of 1912 probably would ex-
ceed those of 194l.
Epstein, in an address at the an
nual stockholders meeting said the
company's tank car feet was more
than 100 per cent in use and that
on an overall bassi the firm was
virtually entirely devoted to the war
effort.
r. Hoe a Co.
H. M. Tillinghast, president OF
r. Hoe b Co., told stockholders
at the annual meeting unified or
ders are now double what they were
a year ago.
The company is operating on .
two-shift, six-day week, Tillinghast
said, but expects to increase this
rate substantially. Some large
printing press orders have had to be
deferred for the duration, he said
but the company is continuing to
produce repair parts and Its saw
division continues to show excellent
results.
Briggs Manufacturing.
Briggs Manufacturing Co. re-
ported for 1941 net income Of $5.-
510,812, equal to $283 Q capital
share. compared with $6,130, ,8S1, or
$3.10 share, in 1910.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

sSso72 On February 2s this year, and
1912,75o and 545,155 on March 81
last year.
In public storage and at COM
presses, II, 1852 ,967 bales of lint and
l731e4 Of ltnters. compared with
12,213,134 and It's, ,902 on February
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Baltimore Livestock

BALTnAoah; IA ADriI, 4 ..,,.a,,,,,.S 5 ,ynitsd 1
an; a.mn;.ttis. i5o. steers. nominal: scattered
s,i: s.fs: iuss s1o sno ,sSns Guns sesf cow.
9rads. 10. 90; part load. 749 pounds, me-
Sinm rrade feeder steers. 11.oO.
safso; Hoss. 7SS.. ) lower than Mopd.y. prsse- re-
sIe ssIIG IgsSo1sz6 gsSopnsaze6 pounds. Si $50; s1o.sso
pounds; ss9,aacta ~; boSnds laodaeo gS1ss geSSnssss:
13o-I4n pounds, 133B-oO; 120-130
pounds. 1S.26-bo; packing sovs 12.so-
sheer, none. Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Foreian Exchange

NEW YORK, April IA R.-Late foreign
exchange rates follow, (0reat Britain In
dollars. others in centO:
Canada: Ofncial Canadian Control Board
rates for United States. dollars. buyins,
premium: equivalent to discounts on Ca.
madam dollars a Neg York Of buyins.
ket, 13 per cent or $500 Omitted States
cents. ,
ing. 81 OF seliins, s4.04. open market;
aYgatin America: Argentina, ofacisi. 20 ~;
free. 1913; Brazil ofhcial, 6.06n; free,
b.S0n; Mexico, 20.67n.
Crates In spot cables unless otherwise
indicatedo
a Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

20 this year, and 1s,744,T4o and s4,-
901 on March 81 last year.
Cotton spindles active during
March numbered 23.096, ,479, COM
pared with 23,077,722 during Feb
ruary this year, and 77,S06, ,104 dur
ing March last year.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

Unit Of trsdins 10 .hsrss are. I'm! II; Ssns n,ns1
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities ss-
disbursements based on the last quarterly
OF semi-annusl deelaration. pnless other
wise noted; special cE extra diytdends are
riGhts. Aieo sxtra or .extras. Cash or
stock. . Declared or paid 20 far this year.
able in Canadian funds Accumulated
dividends paid OF declared thin year.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Pennsy Chief Report,
|S@,@7,0O0 Gross
During March
By the Associatsa Press.

6t snt A33OC1BV0o EIg44s
PHILADELPHIA. April 14.-Aar-
tin w. Clement, president OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, reported to-
day the company's estimated gross
operating revenue for March totaled
$60, ,667 900. an increase Of 2S8 per
cent over the same period of lo4l.
Freight revenues jumped 3S9 per
cent to 46,067 900 and passenger
revenue 81 per cent to $10,530, 900.
Clement disclosed the sharp in
creases after the annual stockhold-
ers meeting during which r. w. Fell,
jr.. vice president and controller Of
the railroad told shareholders "the
railroads Of the country are alert to
their responsibility in the moving
of men and materials 20 essential to
our national defense"
-Four directors were remnomi-
mated to serve four-year terms.
They are Pierre s. Dupont, WILL
mington, Del: D. r. McLennan,
Chicago. H.; Frank DOlier, New
ark, N. j., and Robert r. Nc
Cracken, Philadelphia. The annual
election will be held April 70.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Erie Dividend Shelved.

NEW YORK, April IA tR.-Robert
e. woodruff, president Of the Erie
Railroad Co, said today directors
had left unconsidered dividend pay
ments because of the tax situation,
both State and Federal.
Said woodruff. In response to q
question ut the stockholders' meet
ing: The directors are alive to the
fact that stockholders have not re.
ceived any dividends for years, but
because Of the New Jersey and Fed
eral tax situation no dividends have
been considered as yet"
Evening star., 1942-04-14
odd-Lot DeoIines
~ TIE Associated Press.

rH1IADELPHIA, April IA R.-The Sc
furitiss Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the Eew York
Stock Exchange for April 13: I,54s pur-
f%nasss % involying I @ 37.6l4 shares: 1897 sales
oales involving 779 shares.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Sperry Beard Renewed.

WILMINGTON, Del, April II m.
Mine directors of the Sperry Corp,
makers Of the famous bomb sight,
were reelected today at the first
public meeting of stockholders.
The corporation dissolved . five-
man voting trust March 23 and ap-
piled to the New York Stock Ex-
change to list common stock.
Thomas A. Morgan. president Of
the firm, explained that henceforth
the operation of the corporation
would be the responsibility of ell
the stockholders.
Bethlehem Steel.
Five directors of the Bethlehem
Steel Corp. were reelected today at
the annual stockholders meeting.
They are r. e. McMath, vice
president, who presided 1T the meet
ing In the absence of President Eu-
gene q. Grace: Quincy Bent, Archi-
bald Johnston, J. NJ. LArkin and
Paul MAckall.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

Don't be ashamed to carry home
\ box that isn't wrapped In precious
paper. BE ashamed to waste.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Cotton Consumption
Expanded Sharply
During March
Census Bureau Total
Far Above Februofy
And Year Ago

d the Assoc1atsd Prsss-
The Census Bureau reported to-
day that cotton consumed during
March totaled 9o9J63l bales Of lint
and 131,l87 bales of linters, COM
pared with So3, ,745 Of lint and 107,-
$50 Of linters during February this
year, and S54, ,767 and 1856 during
March last year.
Cotton On hand March 81 was re-
ported held rs follows:
In consuming establishments. T.
e5l y6l4 bales Of lint and 5S3J64S Of
linters, compared With 3,S7o, ,70e and
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat
Cos at SO.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

ChNA6o Cash MafKet.
ysl1ea Whe.t Ne No z ss miSsd. M 1.SIh CORN, No.
ssh: No. 4. 7s.s4: sample srsde M p yellow, sy,s
7o-s2K. Oats, No. I mixed, .5oE-Z: No
] white, 56A: No. 2, 56A-57 No. s.
feed and screenings. 56-s3, nominaI Sow
5esns; No 3 yellow. 1.771a-1. s3s4: No. 4,
Evening star., 1942-04-14

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Evening star., 1942-04-14

.Ex dividend. tPlus extras. Paid
90 far this year. e2T extrA. : S6 extra
extra. m S1.50 extra. Paid in 1871.
y SO extra.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

PUBLIC UTILITY.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS

Ter RAW Cp 1st 4As 194s 1924
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Reserve District No. 8.
REPORT or CONDITION or THE
EaSi Washizgisa Savings Bank

Of washington. District Of Columbia, at
the close Of business on April 4. 1942.
Published in response to call made By
Comptroller Of the Currency. under section
6211, q. B. Revised Statutes.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07
Burma Speaker
Here On Feb. 16

DR.. George D. West, chairman of
the Fellowship meetings sponsored
by the membership committee Of st
Antoine branch Y-M Ca. extends
an Invitation 10 al Y" members
and friends to hear John H. Dun
derdale, national boys work secre-
tary OF the Y.MCA. Of India, Bur
ma and Ceylon on Monday Feb.
IS, $50 pm, at the Y.M.C.A.
Mr.. Dunderdale was born in Otta-
wa, Ontario He secured his B. A.
from the University Of Manitoba in
1880 and is a member Of the United
Church OF Winnipeg DR.. David
Sonquist was presented by the COM
mttee in the first OF their series Of
fellowship meetings and, because
OF the great amount OF interest ex-
pressed by those who heard him,
plans are being made to bring him
back at a later date. The commit
tee wishes Ia assure our friends
that Mr. Dunderdale, after travel
ing five years in India organizing
and developing boys groups and
interesting people in the general
youth movement Of the YMC.A.. is
very well qualified to discuss the
Far Eastern problems.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07
ALL MEETINGS
PRODUCE SOME
GOOD RESULTS
Irate Citizens Rally;
Seek Project For
Negroes Only

The past week has been so caowd-
ed with activity that w>enCweHtiew
It IN perspective, It seems unreal
that so much could be accomplished
In so short a time.
A, the conclusion Of last Sun
day mass meeting, forces were put
into motion TO send a delegation to
Washington and TO get Mayor JEFF
fries committed one way or another.
Tuesday morning. the Mayor
granted US a conference and agreed
to give our requests for. the So
journer Truth project consideration,
Many persons attended that meet
ing, representing wide variety If
organizations, Included in that dele
CATION we e Frank X Martel, pres,-
dent Detroit Federation OF Labor
and. Tracy Doll, president Detroit
and Wayne County Industria Union
Council, CLIO.
A delegation representing the
Citizens committee composed Of
both Negro and white organizations,
left Tuesday evening fer Washing
ton. D. G, to present their protest
to Defense Housing authorities. The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07
ALPHA AND OMEGA
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Rev. Wallace P. Robinson, Pastor
and Founder

The public is invited to attend all
service: Sunday, am. prayer, or
gan meditations, 9; Sunday school,
II. preaching service; 7:30 evening
worship; 9;00-9:30, radio broadcast,
WJLB Tuesday 8 PM healing
service. Friday. Feb. 6, 8 pm. puri-
fcation. Sunday, Feb. 8, HOO am,
the pastor WILL preach from the sub
ject Our Yesterday"
The services were largely attend
ed last Sunday Rev. Robinson
preached a wonderful sermon from
the subject. Gods Angels Meet Us
On The Way
Many souls were added TO the
church Motto Jesus is the Light Of
the World"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

At l0:45 am, the pastor spoke to
large audience from the subject,
Fiery Furnace" The message was
forcefully delivered and was help
full to all. Two new members were
added to the church in the persons
Of Annie Sue Parks, and Julia Mae
Dunklin.
AT $3.50 pm. the pastor, choirs and
members worshipped and rendered
service ~ Sect Methodist t.ittfteit,
being their quarterly
meeting day.
At 7:45 pm, Rev, Powell spoke
briefly from the subject. This do
in remembrance Of me-" after which
a testimony meeting was held. and
Holy Communion administered.
Next Sunday the pastor will
preach from the various subjects,
l0:45 am: THE Beauty of the-Al-
mighty" and at 7:45 pm, "A Well
OF New Life"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH

The Sunday school was. at its
usual time OF opening, 10 am. under
the auspices Of Master Ramon
BeYed The lesson wss-welL dis
cussed and inspiring TO all Al
II am, Pastor Smith preached an
interesting sermon from the sub
ject we are fishers Of men and
not fish"
At 3 pm. the sermon was de-
livered by Bro. NJ Marshall. 1t was
enjoyed by all.
The public is welcomed 10 attend,
Mrs Gholdson is the pianist and
Miss Annie Brockmon is the re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07
Among Churches
THE CHURCH OF GOD

Brother Ward read the scripture
lesson. Elder McGhee preached an
excellent sermon. his text was
found lisa. SIS
Three were added to the church.
Elder McGhee will preach Mon
day, Feb. ?. over station WJLB
Tutsday night, Feb. 3, there will
be a special program rendered by
the willing Workers Mother Mum
dy is president and Sis. Ida Deene is
chairman of program committee.
Mrs. jamie Hair, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07


Lawyers Have Great Mission
The bar association was organized
IN 1919 with its aim of aiding the
members to create a-bettsE fellow
ship and to better enable them to
do their part in the betterment of
the communities and the legal well
fare of the citizens.
Approximately rs members be-
long 10 the law association and most
Of them were present at the ban
quet Circuit court judges as invited
guests were: Judges Guy A Miller,
Joseph A Moynihan. James 2,
Chenot George B. Murphy and
Thomas ] Murphy.
Lawyers have a great mission in
this war That is 10 Keep brave of
heart, strong in mind and keep all
that has made this nation what it's,
Maintain the battle front at home,
which will serve US in the days to
come Circuit Judge Joseph A
Moynihan said.
Cites Right TO Happiness
Atty Richard -Westbrooks de-
clared; ITS our right to enjoy the
pursuit of happiness. the right to
make homes and keep our wives
happy should also be considered.
He raped discrimination against
people Of color travelling in inter-
state commerce, then reviewed MS
recent victory in the Congressman
Mitchell versus Pullman company
which was recently settled by the
United States Supreme Court ans
which decision opened the way fol
equal accommodations for Negro
travellers on interstate conveyances
Those Present Were
Atty VILLAIN V Banks was chair
man Of the entertainment commit.
ice Atty. John B. Morris, presi'
dent OF the bar association, wa'
POSTMASTER, introducing the various
speakers on the program.
Present were Attorneys Hamilton
Junior, Harold E. Bledsoe, Jane!
jackson, Elvin Davenport, Edward
NJ Turner Julian Rodgers, CHARLIE
B. Berry Robert J. Evans. Georg'
H. Thompson, Percival R. Piper
Charles A. Roxborough, Edward A
Simmons Oscar +. Liggett, Lonni,
Snowden, Julian W. Perry, Henry
B TaHaferro. Judson B Powell
William Golden, Lloyd A Looms
I Joseph A Craigen. Miss Gene Cole
: Charles r a Sr1itr Charles Jones
John X Graham, Leon d Hubbard
/ of Pontiac William T Patrick Sr
| Frederick Yates and Samuel ]
/ Flanagan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

THE CHURCH OF, GOD

The Church of God at 93s Illinois
street wish TO invite all members
and friends 10 attend special serv-
ices February which is celebrat-
ing the list birthday Of Elder W.
NJ Crosby of Chicago, III,
Ministers from Detroit, Battle
Creek; and Lansing will be present.
Margaret Bastie, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

delegation was composed OF Rev.
Charles Hill. pastor Hartford Bap-
list church as chairman; Jack Ras-
KIN, executive secretary Civil Rights
Federation; Atty, c. LeBron Sim
mons, National Negro Congress and
N.AA.CP. attorney; and State Sem
a,or Charles c. Digs. The delegs-
ton sought appointments with Pres
ident Franklin Roosevelt, Senator
Prentiss Brown. Defense Coordina-
tor Charles F Palmer, Congressman
TenerOwicz and others.
Wednesday morning, Mayor jeff
RES recommended that the council
petition defense housing authorities
in Washington to designate the 200
family Sojourner Truth project for
Negro families as was originally
contemplated.
The council. however. deferred
action until Thursday because II
already had requested Federal hous-
ing officials to consider the protest
OF other groups who wanted the
project for white occupancy.
Report
The importance Of pickeung must
not be minimized in this effort. We
kept a continuous picket line going
IN the evenings around the Wafer
Board building. when pressure was
needed for the Housing Commission.
around the City Hall, when We
thought the Mayor and the Common
Council should see the aroused citi-
zenry. Taking up the slogan WE
SHALL NOT BE MOVED the To-
cal Baptist Ministers Council. COM
posed Of over 200 Negro ministers,
joined the pickets who have been
protesting the loss OF the SoJourner
Truth Homes, Wednesday evening.
Jan. %. led by the Rev. T Timber
lake, president of the council, the
ministers marched around the city
hal1 chanting the refrain Of the Me-
gro spiritual, which has become the
theme OF the protest movement. We
shall not be moved!
Thursday morning we packed the
council chambers with over three
hundred citizens The Common
council bolstered by such a display
Of sentiment, voted 10 back the
Mayor and approved his letter 10
defense housing authorities,
Mayor Dictates Letter
The Mayor letter stated:
To:
Charles F. Palmer.
Coordinatoc of Defense Housing
Federal Works Agency
Washington, D. L.
Baird Snyder III
Acting Director
Federal Works Agency
Washington, D C.
Co f. Charles Starr
Acting Director, Region V,
United States Housing Authority
Washington. D
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

Mrs Edward Harson left the Motor
City to the Windy City after pleas
ant and ENJOYABLE visit with her daush
tiers, son-in-laws, her new grandson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus l., Williams
and Baby Paul Lewis Wayne, and
Dr.. and Mrs. s. +. Dunlap. She
3will spend several weeks in Chicago
visiting her daughters and sonin-lsw
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

Detroit Housing Commission is in
record with the actions taken By
Mayor Jefries and the Common
Council.
This wa7 passed unanimously, Fri
day. Jam 30. We must not be lulled
into believing that victory is yet
won Although government Offices
have indicated that the final de-
cision will depend upon the recon-
mendst.on Of the Mayor and local
housing authority, we cannot shout
the victor's song Until after our n
creased delegation wires back to US
the final word that the fine efforts
Of Detroit people, interested in
REAL democracy, has brought forth
justice.
Tha committee that has met con-
stsntly every dsv deserved much
credit. You Will probably hear
more TODAY Of the role played by
some organizations that have back
ed this fight financially Blu; re-
member that the slogan continues
to be: WE SHALL NOT BE
MOVED"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

Pershing High School

We offer our congratulations 10
the following Negro boys and girls
graduating from Pershing high:
Mary Ella Allen, Ruby Billingsles
Edna Heard, Helen Garrison. Vera
Kemp. Henry Knox. Louise Day
Lorenzo Short, Edsel Stallings. Je-
rome Stephens. William Tucker
Henry Waddles and Lois Warren
We hope you will continue your
education. The world Of today is
calling for prepared persons .
Be ready when opportunity knocks
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

x X
A Valiant Lady Wears Orchids
Mrs. Rosa Gragg, president Of the
Detroit Association OF Clubs and
Civilian Defense director, was pres
ent at the elaborate celebration Of
The seventeenth anniversary Of the
New Idea Social and Civic club of
which Mrs. Emma Reid is president,
at the club house. Friday evening
and wore the most luscious lavender
orchids. They were presented TO
her by the white congregation OF
the Ford Memorial church al War
rendale, Mich, where she spoke for
the anniversary Of the Community
center located there. We under
stand the church was presented
.n-ihe- community by Henry Ford
-Pot-Luek- Patty
Quite a gay affair the pot
luck party given recently by Mrs.
Eva Garrett and her niece, Mrs
James Hodge in the recreation room
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Van Ripper
on Wexford street.
Those VINO came laden with tasty
foods and the cup that cheers were
Mr. and Mrs. David Foster, Mr..
and Mrs. James Jennings, Mr., and
Mrs Jack Freeman, Mr., and Mrs.
Lucius Holly and Mr.. McGhee.
Acme Nine Social Club
The Acme Nine Social club met
at the home Of Mrs. E. Norman
Saturday evening and a gay and
gloriods time was. had by all into
the wee morning hours Naturally.
there was an abundance Of good
food and that interesting pastime.
bridge, was enjoyed Prize winners
were Mesdames Frances McCrary,
Aldine Mathis and James Bellmay,
first, second and third respectively.
The members regretted the alb
sence Of Mesdames Alice Garrison
and Julia Lyons, who are on the
sick list
Other members present were Mes
danes Alberta Elders, Priscilla Hsr-
vey, and Mary Reddick Guests
and escorts were D. Washington.
Aldine Mathis and James Bellmay
Mr. and Mrs G. Mathis we're spe-
cisl guests Of the club.
To Wed
Mr. and Mrs o F Wilson of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

Beatrice Allen, noted soprano, who
trained Ariha Lee and presented
the two young artists to the public.