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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-28

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-28

We hnpc not Since Tabu a
certainly the most delightful per.
furnes 70 date. It's heavenly scent
fingers on and on And You'll
definitely be . glamour gal when.
you use IL Tabu IS e b found
st Burnhams Drug Company IN
Moss Point
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Output
Holds Steady

Total consumption of Detroit
Edison Company power fer the
week ended March Z was 1888
900 kilowatt hours. a gain of only
Ione-tenth of l per cent over the
SO, 1885, 900 kilowatt hours of the
corresponding week of 1911 and a
drop of ID per cent from the previ-
Gus weeks total of Si,S34 600 kilo-
watt hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
Ii0.529,000 kilowatt hours, a de-
crease of Is per cent from the
Al, 3O2, 600 kilowatt hours of the
corresponding week of 1941 and a
gain of Is per cent over the previ-
Gus weeks total of 39,9l8.000 kilo-
watt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Auto
Graphs
Auto Dealers Score
Moral Victory in
Fight TO Free Cars
BY SILER FREEMAN

The Detroit Auto Dealers AS
ISOLATION has won al least a
moral victory in its fight 10 free
the frozen cars in Wayne
County. The announcement that
IS to 20 sub-stations would be
opened throughout the county 10
cepted applications for tires. cars
and other commodities now being
rationed.
The suggestion that the Wayne
County board needed help TO cX-
pedite the handling of applica-
tons came from the association
two weeks ago. Many of the out
county dealers complained of the
loss of time involved in coming
to downtown Detroit 10 get ac-
ton on applications.
But their victory is not quite
complete. Their idea was 10 nave
other rationing boards appointed
TO work in Hamtramck, EcorSe.
Dearborn. Highland Park and
other cities. Arthur II. SarviS,
state rationing chief, stated the
Is or 20 sub-stationS will be 10
give out blanks and receive APP
plications but the Wayne board
would still be the only one to
pass on the right TO get new cars
or tires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
N. Y. Life Sales
AT 11-Yedr High

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE
New York Life Insurance Com.
pany in 1911 had the largest gain
in insurance in force in any year
Srncr 1880, and Tor ne FIRST time
in the Company's history the num-
Der OF its policies exceeded 3.0OO.-
600 George l.. Harrison. president.
stated today IN the cumpanys
ninety-SeVcnth annual report
Insurance IN force amounted 70
lob 1913 i02. under 1905 $40
policies on Dec. 81. 1911. The IN
crease over the previous year was
Sl1S,7OO. 65f.
New life insurance in the year
1871 amounted 10 Sii6.6l4. 300. an
increase of S20,6ii,OOO over 1910.
Examinations by lapse and Surrcn-
der decreased by So. S36 sos and
the volume Of examinations bv
lapse was the lowest in over -
wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Cadillac Tire Lock

Wheel locks developed by
Cadillac TO fOreStall tire thieves
now are available at Cadillac
dcalerships. according 10 d. +.
AhrcnS. general sales manager.
The new locks effectively pre-
vent theft OF all four wheels and
are counterweighted 10 assure
correct wheel balance. They viii
not rattle.
The Cadillac locks are made OF
steel and are in two pitCcS The
lock ring is installed by remov-
ing the five wheel nuts. When
the nuts are replaced the lock
cap lis fitted over them. II is
secured by a tumbler lock and
key.
The wheel locks fit under hub
caps or wheel discs. whichever
are on the car. and put an end
TO worry over the safety of
irreplaCcable tires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Detroit Produce

App rs Michigan bu. crates y. 6 ~.
IN mn unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh, 81 ? &c. fair condition, 81 T5.
Delicious. 81 - = J 81 Northern Suys.
s 55T2 New York ON crates McIn'osh
~. ). No. I'm min 81 eastern
crates Rome Beauties l.. :. 30. !, jim.
BROCCOLI Pony crates % lunches
California 50 - -. Texas. - s5G4
CABBAGE Texas Los Angeles crates
round type 81 1872 mostly 81 S5fl go
| mar crates rourd type. Sl-p5 ~ 10 hall
crates savoy cabbage, 81 fou 30 hall
Los Angeles crates round ,ype, 81
Florida o. -bu. hampers round type 81 so
Old stock. New York Sob, sacks Danish
fair 20 generally good condition J0u75c
CARROTS-los Angeles crates s-doz
lunches California, s. 80, mostly So q
NJ 20 Texas Los Angeles crates s-doz
punches, 81 ioH $50. fair, So
CAULIFtoNEB California pony craze,
rs and larger 81 49, 20.
CELERY lsI1 crates. trimmed TOP.
Iox 81 30 ? ~ N-f1z 81 10 l0-doz
50 1915. extras 81 crates ~ hears =
toz wrapped. - - 10 10 Pascal l6-fu
crates trimmed tops 81 dor. S3Tg2 70
.b.aul. - 'J1a. s-coz 81 -
LETTUCE Los Angeles ,rat,s Iceberg
California Imperial Valley 5.doy s. - o
%. AuzOra Yuma t!s'rlc E-d0E 81 p.
Phoenix district. 5-foz, far, S315 o.
'doz., 81
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse. io.lb. has.
ke's Ohio AID Michigan. 9oc bu. basket
EoNAIHE-FIorida Il -bu. hampers, 5.
o%ioNs 5o.Ib sacks y 8 No !
50 - 3 ~. Michigan a. : 30 / Vel
lows. so.so's Pin and larger. - 35rI2 80.
POTATOES !ooLb SACKS Idaho Ru,se'
: sfn
81 unwashed S3.o5a3 20 lo-Ib sacks
30 - "c T. s 80 S27j"2 80 MaInc
= : 80 l. Chppewas and Katahdins
s. 3OT245 mostly 81 3DI2l 40. 5O-Tb IA
sacks - Csc New York i5-lb paper
sacks L : No. Round Whites 36c
Michigan 100 10. sacks, L. 5. No Rus
SGT RIrals including some commercials
81 n 10. 4. = commercials. 81 90u2
T. ; No. Crrpewss, $2.li12 20. Up
per Peninsula. L. : No !, Green Noun
tains l0o-lb. sacks. 81 ia 81 l5-lb
PAPER sacks - 35c. Nebraska -Wy0minp
j0-lb cotton sacks T. s. No I. washed
Trmmphs. 81 65pl 10 New stock. Florida
hu. crts., L. 5. ~. J.. Trumphs. 81 - p
RADiSHFS- Nothing offered
RHUBARB Michigan hothouse cases
extra fancy, S375a4 % fancy, So 375
choice 81 75q2 30.
RUTABAGAs - Canada 5o-lb sacks
sHALLoTs Louisiana bbls 30 doz
bchs IS crts 5-d0E.. 81 % s-duz 81 20.
SPINACH Texas bu. basket Savoy
eOc W 81 05
SWEET POTATOES Puerto Rcar
Vans bu crts. Louisiana u No !,
81 so. generally good quality. Slda = $50
Texas, L : No. /. 81 80, recnnditiorrd
81 so Tennessee generally good quality
hu crts 81 35n / 40. Texas. e. $ No. l,
81 90. reconditioned 81 50. Tennessee gen
orally good quality, bu. crts, 81 - lao
bu hprs 81 40.
TOMATOES IO-lb cartons repacks,
mediums. 81 35 few. 81 5o small Size.
81 10 repaoked hugs. 40. 2. 2J-lb net.
ST 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
OK. Sun Oil Common
Stock Increase

PHILADELPHIA. March IL
Sun Oil Company stockholders at
the annual meeting approved an
increase in authorized no par com
mon stock 10 100000 shares from
100000. The increase is 10 pro-
vide additional authorized. but
uniSSued shares for stock dividend
purposes. if and when the company
in the future may declare stock
dividends or for other corporate
purposes. The company stated that
it does not plan to issue or sell any
of these shares at this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
BUSINESS
.L.A.YOuIIlS
Turning To
War Work

Prospect for L. a. Young Spring
and Wire Corporation 10 partici-
pate in the war production pro-
gram on a substantial scale now
appears brighter than at any time
IN the past year. Contracts for
certain types OF defense business
have been secured and plants are
being made ready for production.
The company had been among
that small group of auto parts
companies whose plant facilities
were not adaptable TO war work
but old machinery is being stored
for the duration and new equip.
Iment is being installed as quickly
Jas possible 1t is being financed by
government agencies.
Net profit S525- 702. or 81 2e
a share for the six months ended
January 81 probably is fairly rep.
Preventative of what the company
may do for the whole of the
present fiscal year. With automo
tive production cut off and a plan
conversion program under way
that will occupy most of the re
ImaininG months in this fiscal year
llt is unlikely that the company!
other civilian business will mort
than permit break-even operation,
lin the six months ending mex
July 81.
Confirming this assumption Il
the fact that the company mad,
no provision for excess profit
taxes in the first six months, indi
eating an expectation that earn
inGS in this fiscal year viii not b,
subject 10 this levy.
Volume during the final five o
six months of calendar year 1874.
should attain substantial proper
tons and earnings on fixed pric,
government contracts should b,
satisfactory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Tractors Next on List

Rubber-tired farm tractors are
next on the list TO face complete
cessation of production The War
Production Board has ordered
production TO stop on May | and
the output to be sharply cur
tailed from the schedules in
January and February.
The WPB ordered the manu-
facturers 10 revert 10 iron wheel
tractors. The March production
was ordered cut As per cent
below the monthly average in
January and February pfil-will
be Slashed so per cent, with COM
plete shutdown by May !.
On the basis Of the new Sched-
uleS, production in March will be
10000 and in April 5000, The
original schedules Of manufaC-
turerS called for 1880 in March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
General AniGne
Board Named
ByU. 5. Treasury
R. E. McconneII 10 &c
New President and
Board Chairman

WASHI\GToN ,'H.
Robert + NcCourr E1egs, r.
Wilson. George Ners't and a f.
Marshall were named by SECRETARY
az Treasury Norrcnthau 20 sat As
mauacac directors OF General
Auuae arG Elm Corporation. II
D., an.u pa.ad that Mcconnell VIII
D., p,c~ldcr, and chairman Of The
board
a mcc,ng 81 the present board
Or directors has been called for
ncNl Monday ii was explained, al
winch time the bylaws VIII be
amended 10 provide for a smaller
board The present board being y
I'm number. The four men elected
by the government viii be in
stalled as managing directors and
the president and the entire
present board VIII be asked to
resign.
Mcconnell is the chairman Of
the engineers defense board. vii
son is president Of Pan-American
Petroleum and Transport Com
pany and is we'll known chemical
engineer. Marshall is president of
the Rumford Chemical Works,
Rumford. Rhode Island, and has
been connected with management
of chemicals for past 30 years.
Moffett. chairman Of board of
Corn Products Refining Company.
has for some time assisted Recon-
struction Finance Corporation in
It's program for procurement of
strategic materials and other COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

1T MAY take a few more weeks.
but sooner or later Mr.. and Mrs.
America are going 10 realize that
this Is war and no picnic.
Each mile that the japanese
occupy in the last cuts off new
raw materials and each day sees
our supple, of these materials on
hand shrink dangerously
The Battle OF the Indian Ocean
adds new names 10 tho jeopardy
list: burlap Jute, manganese. MICA
and tea
Just what does tb, mean to
!oI?
Burlap is known AS the wrap
ping paper Of the whole ole trade
and all burlap comes from India.
Flour. coffee sugar, salt, seeds.
fertilizer end various other items
are shipped IN burlap sacks Loss
OF this item would place a ire
mendous burden on American
shippers.
And a 10 manganese. United
= lulte IllfFiI 't'l 4..-F.. WIZ OILS 60
II for use IN StcclmakirC in 1870
Our homo production OF This u'u
cal ore was 10000 tons. Du.y
other large source is Russia. ala.
shipments from the Soviet have
dribbled 10 almost nothing
The man on The street hcU,
little about MICA. bat just ask az
electrician whether ITS important
or not. Mica IN your radio tclo
phone. auto engine and Tn th'
plants which generate the pow o.
20 light your home II ever there
vas a vital war material. MICA is
one. United States imported 8 600.
900 pounds Of mica last year an,
produced 100000 AZ home IAN,
ours IS a low grade variety Wh,cI
cannot be substituted for MANY
uses.
Then there are hides and leather
Shclac and cotton cloth and ,ioc
and arrusments which India sup.
Plies 10 the United Nation, India
is sptly called the arsenal Of m,
British Empire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Standard Tube Co.
Meeting Postponed

The annual meeting Of Standard
Tube Company stockholders, Sched-
ulcd for March 10, will be adj
iourned to April %. George B.
Storer. president, stated that the
company has not been able 10 com
plete its annual report because
required information is not Yet
available and the management pre-
ferS TO have the business of the
annual meeting transacted after
stockholders receive copy of the
rpDOrt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
MARKETS
Sacrifices ShouIdn I
Inspire Panic If
You'll Look Back
~ u. {. FORBES

Iaat #prcomc panicky over
'rrratCrad sacrifices Al least
t1 Cd. every 100 mon at the top
'u5a, We're humbly born, raised
u-rHc most modest circum-
stances know mighty few lux
WicS.
How many of us. In our youth,
rode IN automobiles?
How many of us worked only
30 or IS hours a week?
How many Of our parents
knew anything about such lux
urlcS as retrigerators, washing
machines. radios?
How many of our parental
homes rcvcled in telephones,
electric lights?
MOVIES We're -unknoMp,- The
opera and the theater were for
the rich. SO was golf.
Travel was rigidly circum-
SCrlbcd. Two weeks vacation
with pay were unknown.
The simple, inexpensive life
DredOminatcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Many Small Firms Pooling Facilities

way which civilian industries being cared for
my week. In my home group of
small have formed pool and by cooperating with
their different facilities contracts much IL
they formed big company.
high only does the dScouaging situation
hand OF the clampng down
wider wider field Last week brought ypewrers and
radios the circle.
But the expenditures continue to mount and to be re-
Elected actual production OF goods Last week learned
that high monthly record for spending made the
being % billion dollars Steel and other new plants
recently constructed getting into production from time to time
every week automobile other manufacturing
Despite
Tags, ships the production program is succeeding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
They're Conspicuous
-.uXurleS are modern.

l-uAurleS are modern.
Far fewer of those men who.
by demonstrated merit. have adj
Nanced in life are according to
my contacts and observations,
inSiStent that their living status
he maintained than are labor
leaders and their organized fol-
lowers.
The fact is that a far larger
percentage of men who have
risen in life have readily ac-
cepted poorly-paid governmental
service than have labor leaders.
The government has entrusted
war production mostly to exper-
fenced business executives, paid
a dollar-a-year.
Is il not significant that union
officials have Schemed to have
themselves exempted from mill
tary service?
Contrast that with the fact
that newspaper owners and
other members Of the press have
rejected DrOffered exemption.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Problem Of Getting Real Cooperation

The big problem really social 1t is the problem of getting
adjustment cooperation and
eliminating selfish politics We stl need greater unity
a local Go labor leader named AbanSon in
document which complains discrimination and attacks
labor the whipping charges that
plants operating only AZ cent
bames industry" Radical labor leaders
industry
40-hour week. This made the basis
the shape Of % increase for
exceeding week. the American Cotton Ship
President Roosevelt that this us proving
disastrous obstacle to success in war effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Eureka Reports
S16,31 Profit

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Com
pany in the quarter ended January
81 had a net profit Of Sl35. 53l,
after taxes. etc, equal TO 81 cents
a share on POI ,919 common shares,
against net loss of $34, 465 in the
January quarter of 1871, and a net
loss of $S.Sl8 in the quarter ended
oct. 81, 1871.
Net profit for the six months
ended January 81, the first half of
the fiscal year. was $126,7l3. or
GO cents a share. against a net loss
of S98.692 in the six months ended
Jan 81. l941
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Metal Markets

Spw YORK and wholesale nonierfuu
metal quotations supplied by Federa'c'
Metals Division, Detroit: spot, 90 per cen
iiu. nominal. New York, 81 future TN, ~
lake grade copper. delivered Midwest, II
eIectrolyttC spot smeltcr. IL: casting cop
per IL 10. ~. Louis lead, 30 81. Loutl
zinc. : %. New York antimony, Il, virgt
aluminium. -.
Zinc sales. 9, ljs tons shipments. o. los I.
tons. untitled orders ioO. sol D. tons. Cop
per sales 7.O3S tons Export copper, l-15
resale u. Pound sterling exchange. f.o3 p
~ o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Air-Wdy Electric
Nets S9.87 Share

TOLEDO. March 11-Air-Way
Electric Appliance Corporation for
the year ended Dec y, 1871, re-
ports net profit of Sl62, 70l, after
federal income taxes, equal TO
1887 a share on 10 iS9 shares of Z
per cent cumulative preferred. on
which unpaid dividends amounted
10 $3.50 a share at the close OF
the year.
This compares with the 1910 net
profit Of S39,6O9 or s. 40 u share
ON the z per cent UNIFORMED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Il Million Net Profit
For Allied Chemical

Allied Chemical and Dye Cor
poration and subsidiaries report a
1871 net profit of S2l ,416,566, after
S23, S4S157 provision for federal
income and excess profits taxes
and 100000 provision for gen
eral contingencies, or 1857 a
share on the common. against a
net profit of 500. SS5,2 30 or S9.43
n share in 1910, when federal TAX
provision was SS.633.572.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Tool Service Success

The Automotive Council on
War Production claims complete
success on its task of listing
available machine tools and get
ting them where they are needed.
More than 200 companies have
listed with the free service given
by the council and many valu-
able contacts have been eStab-
liShed, it is reported.
The council has set up a Sepa-
rate division for this service
with two tool experts and a
dozen clerks handling the eN-
handing work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

Oh OF the best stories of the
year U.s. aIutgt,i 20 Mr.. Henry
Ford ! cant NoUch for us au.
'hor1-rIry u.t il sound, like Mr.
Ford, salty Wiz and is we'll worth
telling anyway.
t'T Ford was walking through
one a. 3D., defense plants and no.
t.cd 70 dch standing Some fee,
away from production Inc
What's TIN, doing here" Hr
asked
4 foreman rushed over and 80.
planned that the desk was 20 D.,
removed fuw the building and
thcy were awaiting al c.earauc,
ORDER I.
well. YOU better yet IL out of
here In hurry" was 'te Irtnr'.
Its 8 o'clock now; by 10 o'clock
therein be some one sitting al II,
and by II he will be indispens-
able"
SIR CHARLES MORGAN
YEBB, rcputedly the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Prepare War Exhibit

General Motors has moved out
all its shiny 1912 models from
the showrooms in the General
Motors Building and is readving
an exhibit of its war products.
The removal of the non-Salable
cars came hard on the heels OF
this writer asking one Of the
GIN staff why they still had
autos on display in the lobby
when they weren't producing
them. He replied:
I'VE have to store them some
place and our rent here is low"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

authority on managed
currency, VIII discuss the prob
lens facing American business and
world commerce at the Detroit
Town Hall in the CaSs Theater
this Friday at II Il. IN.
The choice Is particularly timely
and SIR Charles should have some
very pertinent comment on cur
rent affairs because he is former
chief secretary 10 the government
OF Burma and former vice chan
cellor Of the University Of Ran
coon. Sir Charles was knightcd
for his work in helping transform
RangOon into Il modern metropolis.
He VIII aualyIe the prospect FOR
peace IN Eurepc and comment ON
the postwar outlook both here
and abroad.
Az OUTSTANDING event is
the annual Frank j. Maurice pub
lie speaking contest sponsored by
tho WOmen'S division of the Amer
icdn Institute OF Banking Any
woman member of the Alb may
participate in an attempt TO earn
The beautiful silver trophy awarded
tho winner.
II was originally started by the
late Frank J. Maurice. vice prc>i.
dent Of the Manufacturers Ma.
'loual Bank. IN ms desire &c
encourage and stimulate ntereSl
Boo public speaking among women
.lrr cup - being pctpetuatcd 10y
Nr, Frank J.. Maurice IN b..
memory. n
Contestants in me- thtrtcent
srugal contest. 10 b4 held Satur
days 1.3O p. M March -. in TN,
Ra-lcy Room of tho Hotel Statlcr
are Edna Mae Johr. Nationa
Bank of Detroit; Mary Judge
.Thclma Mantcr, Virginia Rein
.hardt. all Of the Detroit Bank
Helen Ryzner, Manufacturers Ma
tional Bank. and Marion Zinck
Union Guardian Trust Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11

their earnings to the govern
ment?
Men who have worked their
way to the most remunerative
positions. They will pocket less
than 50 cents of each dollar they
earn this year. The few indi-
viduals, mostly scimS of wealthy
families. whose incomes are in
the million-dollar class. face
handing over 10 tax collectors
as much as 90 cents out of every
dollar.
Yet, such national labor
leaders as William Green Of the
American Federation Of Labor
and Phillip Murray of the CIO
protest against unioneerS work
ing more than 40 hours a week
without being paid so per cent
extra for every additional hour
worked They ignore the fact
that the wages and hours law
was passed when there was
urgent need 10 spread work,
when the objective of Congress
was TO expand unemployment.
Washington has told us that
we must be prepared TO forego
the possession and enjoyment of
many things. that we must
subordinate our personal COM
fort TO national necessity. We
have acquieSCed uncomplain-
inCly.
But what stand has organized
labor taken? What stand have
our organized farmers taken?
They have Cowcd Congress into
refusal 10 impose upon them the
slightest sacrifice.
L-IArLht 1912 by 3 G Fnrhes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
enc 400
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. hens 5h lbs and 40
2lc. under 5ss lbs 2ic leghorn hens 3
lbs and up, 20c cocks, II iic. rock
springers 4 20 81 lbs. smooth legs 2Jc
rock broilers, ply 60 lbs. DC, stHgs
2Oc. capons. los. and up use. under
lbs Pc
EGGS Market unsettled current re-.
ceipts. 27N,C. underEraies, 26 ar .c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-11
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Production Index
Up Despite LayOffs

Expansion production than ofSettng the
tamen civilian industries sections Such curament
number employees the rolls
has been slightly reduced months But employment and
production the thing
may expand using capital goods and less
labor expand by inducing smaller labor force to work
Of
civilian" goods
the production has continued TO
rolls which reflects the number
o employees time worked and paid.