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Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17

not mine. They were written
by an American mother, Maude
Ryan of Omaha, Neb.
They were written in violent
protest against our national
smugness and selfishness, against
our petty peeves and protective
measures, while children die that
we may be free. Giving up
things? How we whine at the
very idea. But here's a mother
who rises above her own fear.
10 shame us. Listen:
DEAR ELSIE ROBINSON:
Last Saturday / stood by my
window to say a prayer while a
casket was being carried into
ST. Johns Church. always do
this when the bell tolls, but this
time il was different For this
was a fag-draped rasket.
Il looked in the paper TO see
who was being buried and il was
a hometown boy who had died
in service. And the pity OF ii
made me put some of my
thoughts into verse. My own 16-
year old boy read them and said:
Mother, send that out and
try to get some one to print il.
Every Stacker and striker in
this country should read it,
So I'm printing it-and think
ing, with q mighty red face, OF
all our selfish pouts, my own
included.
"The bell has tolisd
For another s0ul---
I Voader Wh0 il eau be.
A fog-drapped casket?
oh, my God,
Another has died for me!
81 look IN the paper
And read his name:
His age, not yet tWehty-thrse!
! look at my selfish heart,
ashamed
OF the terrible things I see.
"Pce Just been saying
That ten per cents
A stiff tar for liberty,
Yet this boy gare
His precious life
For d greedy old fool like mel
"Oh, fog-droped cdsket,
You challenge my right
To live iW this land Of the free,
Where the bell just toiied
For another soul
For youngster Who died for
me!
"Mdade Ryan"
A Greet Sermon
I've never met Maude Ryan.
She said she didn't want pub
licity, didn't even enclose her
private address. And ] doubt,
much. IL she's making any bid
for literary fame. But this I do
know--through her simple words
thunder as great a sermon as
will cross any pulpit this follow
ing Sunday, and as lashing a
rebuke.
We complain about our taxes,
you and /.
We crouch about the gasoline
and sugar rationing; about the
dull Sundays and dimmed out
nights.
We gripe because we can't get
a taxi. But what Of those who
are paying the real cost of this
dangerous democracy7 They lie
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-17
Horosc ope. :: By or.ts .as''
Look III the Section Your Birthday Comes In. and Find What
Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,

For Wednesday, NOrember 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
WHY Material Shortages

Material shortages are testing
the ingenuity Of the automotlve
engineers. The pooling of ideas
and methods is breaking the
bottlenecks in many places, but
the overall problem IS far from
solved.
A glance at the augmented
requirements shows why there
are shortages. In peacetime the
demand for alloy steels was
about Z per cent of the total
steel consumption. Now II * %
per cent. Implements of war
require hard steels.
One company. making air
cooled engines for planes and
tanks, has increased It's demand
for steel nine times its pre-War
consumption. Aluminium use
has increased eighttold. Is It
any wonder that shortages eX-
iSt?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Detroit Produce

APPLES VIRGINIA eu. baskets y. W.
s q 81 ,, i4nsy g. IS. H M,55,.,,
huehel crates. Duchess pa" minimum,
generally good condition. 81: Westhys.
pa. basket and hu crates. 2 - - minimum.
81 3a12. "a" minimum. s.; Woit River.
AvocADos California Fia,-. IOs.2Os.
BLUEBERRIEs- Michigan pats. Guilt
CANTALOUPEs 49, CaHfornis Mand1ts
Section Salmon Meats. jumbo crates. 27s.
81 5ol3; jumbo 3ss, $5955oi jumbo
NORTHUMBERLAND standard crates
rs SO %5ri fa' pony crates rs. 81 -.
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates. Iceberg
type California Salinas District, 5-dor
So 1917 f-doz So - 1913. mostly So IS
NG Eco best 50 ~ ~ SIS.
ONIONS Michigan nothing oHered; bo-
ih sacks California Sweet spanish. -
And larger $40 90" size 81 1871 2si
poorer lower Oregon. washington sweet
spanish T. :. Comm, g. and larger,
81 $0Hl 40.
PEACHES 81 BASKETS = s. No !
South Carolina Elberas 50 20 "a 20, best
mostly 81 rs , IS Hales lin. up.
81 1307 50. gin up. 50 81 50. Ceorsi -
Eiheras, Pin w. s. 80 q 50. VirEirit
2.in up, s27op2 y. AR condition s. 50 y
bertas 81, an VI 81 t0n2 IS Michigan
bu baskets Hale Ravens. Pin. min, 81 10
% 20 In min, 81 3a. fsir condition.
=
81 30; California box Hsles. 55s-63s, slD
80
PEAS Colorado bu. baskets, pole va
rie'ies 81 IGn225
POTATOES 100 II. sacks, calhfornis
L s, No ! washed Long Whites san
%. Oregon. Washington 4. $. No. I
washed Long whites. S3S5ua' Idaho
L. 80 ! washed Long Whites SO GOA
U no washed Russei Burbanks,
few hest SITS ordinary condition low rs
s. 80 u No / washed Triumphs.
Sc rs - 81; Michigan u. $ No. / un-
washed Cobhcrs SIS large size So:
e. No I unwsshed ChppeWas. 81 $50
?. New Jersey 4. S. No 1 unwashed
Cohh'ers large size 81.
SWEET POTATOES Puerto Rican
vans Louisiana bu. crates ". s Mo- 4.
So so Tennessee bu. crates, 50 90; bu.
hampers Nancy Halls 50
WATERMELONS-Ar Tom WAT
aora % ms average 50 n 55c: Oklahoma
Torn WatEons 80 ms SOC. Missouri
cuban queens 2t-25 lbs, so 55c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Coal for Fast
Below Needs

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is (UP).
Solid Fuels Coordinator Harold
l.. Ickes said today that all-rail
shipments of coal into New Eng
land totaled 3S1 ,975 tons during
the week ending August 8, COM
pared with 37S,34 tons the pre-
viouS week. but were still below
the level necessary to adequately
protect consumers next winter.
The increase was entirely In
anthracite shipments. a drop being
noted in the movement Of bitumi-
nous coal.
Ickes. meanwhile. reported a de-
cline in production of both anthra-
cite and bituminouS coal during
the week.
He attributed a 275,000 ton btu
minous drop TO lack of pur-
chasers, and add that if the slump
in coal orders continues, the posi-
bility of shortages will be in
creased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Good News
From Z.
Factories

MORE BONDS-A million dol
lar bond party at French Lick,
Ind. Melted nearly S2.250,000 in
defense bonds and stamps.
MORE Maine gave the
nations ShipyardS a new record at
which TO aim with the launching
within a few minutes of two new
.destroyers and six new cargo
vessels.
MORE HONORS-The Sperry
Gyroscope Company received the
army-nayy L for excellence in pro-
duction.
MORE EMPLOYMENT 49, En-
ployment in New York states war
industries alone mounted 16 per
cent from mid-June to mid-July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
BUSINESS
Takes
Control
Of BargeS

WASHINGTON .----,fi,t,
boost an oil flow toward the East,
the Office of Defense Transports
ton has announced il is taking
control over all domestic water
way craft capable of transporting
liquid cargo in bulk, effective Sep
tember 10.
About 300 companies will be in
volved, officials said. and while no
exact figures are available about
$500 craft will come under the
order, most of them barges and
tow Boats.
The order is sweeping. with ODT
assuming power TO direct any such
vessel engaged in Great Lakes. in
land waterway, coastwiSe and
inter-coastal shipping to be moved
to points that the office may spe-
city and to load. unload or trans
port cargo to points it may re-
quire. No such water craft may
be operated except by special or
general ODT permit.
At the same time, however. ODT
indicated the initial use of its
power win be limited. A general
Suspension" order was issued
which eliminates from these per-
nit restrictions all vessels which
are carrying petroleum products
in a general northerly and easterly
direction toward the shortage area.
What this means is that the
ODT will scrutinize closely any
application for a permit 10 move a
vessel in the direction opposite 10
the desired flow AS an example
these movements which Will be
strictly probed may include trans
port westward from New York on
the New York barge canal and
southwark from New York and
Philadelphia on the inland water
ways.
While vessel owners are subject
10 specific direction by ODT with
out regard 10 any existing con-
tract charter or lease. provisions
of the order are not 10 be con-
Istrued as canceling or modifying
Icharters and leases except by spe-
Icllic direction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Anti-Aircraft School
Opens

The first contingent Of army
non commissioned officers and
men now are enrolled in the
Pontiac Motor Divisions anti
aircraft school. studying the 20
nm. and 40 nm. weapons manu-
featured by the division.
This was announced today by
Verne l.. Murray, assistant gen.
eral salesmanager and director
of the gun school, which has al
ready furnished civilian inStruc-
tors for navy anti-aircraft bases.
The influx of army personnel
was preceded by conferences be-
tween Murray, Walter Martin.
chief instructor. and officers
from thea Aberdeen Proving
Grounds and the Rartitan Ar
senal. 1t. Thomas l.. King is in
charge of the trainccS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Meat Shortage
Blamed on
High Wages
People Spending More
Tor luxury Foods
Armour Head Claims

CHICAGO
~'-., rat,a. -r-ra..e5 mca ,ra-'
-~,r .- ...... rr -, increase W.
r.
~7I7i''-
hca,N hat.n- '''
op-nirr "a G Eastwood
~. .t,.- . t--,,. X Go wr4t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Shortages
Hit Small
Business

WASHINGTON. Aug. Is (INS).
The Smaller War Plants Corpo-
ration. S150000. 600 plum created
by Congress with the view Of
aiding small business. faced a new
hazard today in the critical short
age OF mateE!alS--
The same situation which has
slowed numerous larger factories
and threatens future havoc IN the
war production picture seriously
complexities the task Of bringing
new firms into The war effort
WPB officials admitted.
A labor advisory group recently
reported 10 WIPE Chairman Dom,
aid NJ Nelson that at least 1000
war plants are threatened with
Slow-downs. shut-downS and cur
tailment of production within tho
next two months by the lack OF
raw materials.
Az the same time the materials.
crisis was injected into the lend
lease picture, forcing an ADJUST
ment Of requirements.
Principal goal Of the smaller
war plants corporation IS sub
contracting and redistribution of
contracts, on the theory that the
flow of materials Will follow the
contracts. Officials agreed. how
ever, that the big plants viii be
reluctant 10 turn loose contracts
when their own operations are i'm
periled by lack of raw materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Hudson Profit
Hits S573,1O1

Hudson Motor Car Company and
its domestic and Canadian subsidi-
aries report for the quarter ended
june 80 net nrofit OF S573.10l
after provision OF S475 600 for fed
cral normal and surfaces. based on
proposed 1912 revenue law. This
is equal to 80 cents a share on
1886 ESQ shares. No provision is
required for federal excess profits
tax.
This compares with net profit
of Scotia or IA cents a.Share on
! SIS $40 shares in the like quarter
or 1871 and S20l195 or ID cents
q share on ! 1896 600 shares in the
quarter cndcd March 81. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Note Slight Increase
In Commodity Prices

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s.-Gcn-
oral level of wholesale commodity
prices moved slightly upward last
week, according to the price index
compiled by the National Ferti-
llzer Association. In the week
ended Aug. Is. 1912. this index
rose 10 1888 compared with 1913
in the preceding week. A month
ago, the index was 1888 and a
year ago Hal, based on 1888
average as 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Stock Market
Opens Steady
In Fair Trade
Majority Of Leading
issues Register
Fractional Advances

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S CUP).-.
Stocks opened steady to firm today
in moderate trading. Bonds were
little changed. Cotton futures
rose 5 10 z points.
A majority of the leading issues
registered small gains on the
stock board. Low priced stocks
again were active.
United States Steel firmed u TO
4Ss on the first sale while Beth
lehem held at the previous close
Of "a Anaconda had small net
gain in the copperS.
United Air Lines opened 1000
shares at 13 up Ia and new
high. Swift International made
new top at 247s up Is. Erie
certificates appeared on string
of sales aggregating 900 shares at
6ai up Is and equal 10 the 1912
high. Florence Stove made new
high AT y i up Is. National Dis
tillcrs equalcd its high at IS up
lis. A block of ! 900 shares OF
Commonwealth & Southern sold at
1872 up 1-32.
Union Pacific gained y TO 76N,
while Santa Fe was unchanged
and smaller net gains were regis
tered in Southern way,
Atlantic Coast Line which equaled
its high, and Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
In the automobile group. Gen.
eral Motors was unchanged at
3S l-S and Chrysler was down Ii
TO co.,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Discard Obsolete Methods Of Distribution

only question of ships and ships. 1t is also
avoiding obsolete technques of distribution
the tboats airpaneS 1t
time for ventuesomenesS and courage developing new modes
plural rather
than panacea. Certainly Henry Kaisers
proposal planes has stirred the popular
is the times However,
which hostile the brilliant prophecies
of Billy Mitchell, this bold
West Coast construction expert the brush off,
addition strong durable surface ships which
also vast
cheap ephemera which the law of
need keep mind
the Henry kaers and
and
enterpsng enough to develop tools to meet
fnafi0p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Livestock Markets


CATTiE Receipts 500 slaugh'e
classes active steers ygarIrEs and hetf-
ers fully steady 20 % cents higher spots
80 cents up On common grassers cows
fully steady. bulls steady 70 rs cents
higher little done early on replacement
cattle quality largely plain Two cars good
20 choice 9sd-lh fed steers. SIS 50. two
loads good SOC -918-lb earrings. SIS. few
medium 20 good fed steers. St3 Is U14 49,
common 10 medium grassers $40. 80 q IL IS.
including three cars Eouhwest mixed
steers and heifers az S1l 40 $50. load
167-lb Southwest mixed hefers and
young COWS. Sll 25; few shortfed heifers.
S13 50. ersss heifers So 30 down COM
mon ~ good grass beef COWS, 50 IS ~ II
Gamers aud cutters largely Sc $50 most
woirhiy satisape bulls. 81 IS M, few 70
Sl225.
CALVES Receipts ] 900. vealers steady
Eariy bulls good and choice grades. <l7,
Some te Sl1 5u, common and medium,
largely Sf3rlB
hoes Receps, q. 600; market steady
with last weeks close. most 1s0-2f0-lb
butchers Si5i54 i5.25. small killers on
200 40 lh averages weights slightly above
$40 and up 90 400 ms. Sit70a -, 300
ft0-Io. ho8vies. xtf 25V ~ so, most i50-
$50 Do lights, &i4.Tau 1918, bulk snws,
si725aI365. few good 20 choice light
weights rSit
sHEEP Receipts 5oo All classes mily
steady. Top and bulk good 10 choice
native spr'rE lambs SIS 80 With bucks
rnt so 50 discount few lightweight plain
throVofts. Si2 - u Is. common 20 good
slaughter ewes SOL, choice light ewes
quoted 10 81 BOZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Tab Saws: We'll Win The War-If'

Instead of weakening the American effort by changing
weit winH TAB Americans picture
weekly. the situation leading
entitled War-If" The argument that
distribution produced the arsenal of
democracy essential final victory Parentheticaly the nece
the vital points
battle economic laboratory for aPprisng the public
distribution. Sneerng
misunderstanding politicians had long carried
bec the distributor They praed about
the useesness of the mddeman
In World War public officials undervaued the services OF
0bbes wholesalers and result there avodabe
distribution essential TO
smoothly funCtioring and balanced national
In giving he lowdown Tab concludes:
nation which the world the automobile and tied
with modern
railroads. highways tines and transport faced
its If fail this
defeat
Hitler"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Hudson MOTOR Earns
S573,101 Net Profit

A net profit Of S573101, subject
to audit and year-end adjustments
was reported by the Hudson Mo
tor Car Company and its domestic
and Canadian subsidiaries today
for the quarter ended June 30
This profit was taken after
charges, including. depreciation
and interest, and a provision Of
SAYS 900 for federal normal and
surtaxes based on the proposed
1912 law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
DETROi7eSss ss.TtMES
MARX E IS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. RukeYser,
Obsolete Thinking
Cam Lose the War

AZ c+>~itHaeS Of military
he public be- understood by reference TO the
analogy Of the stock market
In Wall Street John Hancock partner Of Lehman Brothers,
once pointed
public throws all bad
when all good news
the basket"
ON account Of VARYING popular emotions the pubic al deren
periods willing radically divergent prices Tor the same
called uSying the differences
through naturalization much talk about immediate
visible which usually oVcValed
appraiSng the long worth Of intangible security
Ordinarily stock rejecting emotions tucuale over WIDER
than changes fundamental conditions.
Thus cyauang the prospects of The United Nations IN inns
of oveoptmism 10 periods
of ovcTpssmm should be the role Of constructive leadership
attitude of realism In which
intentionally take the measure of the enemy and then draw
"A blueprint of what VIII take to make him say uncle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Auto
Graphs
July War Output
Totals 400 Millions,
Council Figures Show
By SILER FREEMAN

Despite the growing material
shortages and other delays inpro-
duction, the automotive industry
delivered more than 400 millions
in war goods during the month
of July. Avian Macauley, presi-
dent of the Automotive Council
for War Production, revealed.
This is at the annual rate Of
five billions a year.
The rate is about two and
one-half times what it was six
months ago. Macauely pointed
out. This period was one OF
getting production under way,
bringing new facilities into oper-
alton, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Production Rate Rising

The war production rate or
81. 964 544, 600 is far above the
best civilian production year,
which totaled $4,07l,000. Ma
cauley added:
THE production rate is rising
steadily. Before the end of the
year. monthly shipments are
scheduled to he running mt the
rate of eight billion dollars"
The councils figures for 1872
show that in January deliveries
were Sl72, 734.000 and have been
increasing monthly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Detroit Poultry

Market steady Hens average rur 22c
leghorn hens ibs and w isc. cocks, 700
and 12c rock springers. 4 ins and or csc
rock hro,lers % ~ lbs. Csc; leFhorn
hroiers. Il lbs and up 22c
EGGS Market firm Current receipts
snc. underErades. 30 q Bic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
We Need Real Strength Of the Nation Now

There discussion alleged American COM
paccncy being The hard truth
that peril need to muster the real strength OF
mobilize military
harmony OF
demaGogucry conues divides and weakens
the the 10 handle In such
the effort of to qudate honest
Americans because of their political views
grevous mistake In the search for enemies within
should undivided the edouS who for corrupt
unpatotc giving aid comfort TO the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
KeIsey-Hdyes Wheel
Cuts Glass A Dividend

Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Company
has declared a dividend Of 81 y
cents on Glass A stock payable
October /. TO holders of record
September Is. The firm paid -
cents on july L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Earnings

Allegheny Corporation and uhally-ovned
subsidiary Terminal Shares INC report
for tho ak months ended June 30. 1912.
a net income Of t6tisii including Sis2,-
st7 profit on purchase ~ company bonds.
and after interest amortization federal In
rorrr taxes and other deductions. For first
SIX months 81 1871 net Income was 5000
1876 after charges and fedsrs income taxes.
bur exclusive ~ $3.50 $40 profit IN security
transactions which was credited 20 SUR
plus account income from dividends. etc,
Ia mo first six months ~ 1852 amounted
10 g. saf,7s2 AGAINST 90 ss7 .t21 in like
period ot preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Dividends

Associates Investment Company
declares the regular quarterly
dividend of 30 cents on the COM
mon. payable September 81, TO
holders of record September -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

Allied MINIS. Inc, and subsidiaries Tor
the fiscal year ended June 30 1912
report net profit ~ 81 500 629 after
provision Of SO 1O7 SIS for federal income
and excess profits taxes. equal 10 81 a
share on 500 SIS shares Of the capital
stock. This compares with 81 500, 1873 or
81 81 share on si2 200 shares In the
preceding wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Consolidated Film Industries has

declared a dividend of 23 cents on
the 81 cumulative perferred. pay
able October !. to holders Of
record September 10. The same
amount was paid July l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
July Life Insurance
Shows 6 Pct. Drop

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-New
life insurance business in July was
s per cent below The like 194l
period bat for first seven months
there was a gain of 40 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Derby Oil and Refining Corpora

tiOn has declared a dividend OF y
on the convertible preferred IN
arrears, payable September ID. 10
holders of record September :. A
like amount was paid July l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
enc ,Go

CHICAGO AuE n UNsl HOGS
TeceIuts ie 800 market steady. Tor.
SIS go bulk stf 60015 % heavy so eo
af5. medium S13 s5l - 30 light sli 80
lrs sovs Sl3 1914 80 pigs. St3 Ia
GAIT Z p. - Receipts " 600 market
stesdv calves Receipts. 200 market
stc8dy Beef steers choice 500 rs 81
medium Sl1ut5 ye;rungs S1i3is so.
pJfU brre- Hcifcts $40 1922. cows. Ng0
II butts So 5o ~ rs, calves sA ii IS.
feeders Sq1l2'7a stockrrs steers, Si04
1925 Cows and heifers. SIS y Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

National Biscuit Company has
declared a dividend Of 30 cents on
the common, payable October 10,
10 holders of record September IL
The same amount was paid IN
July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

has declared 4 dividend Of .
cents. payable September Is. to
holders of record September /.
Fhe same amount was paid
June Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Detroit Stocks

ni,idends IN the foregoing table srs ths
amounts declared nr paid az far this vssr.
unless otherwise noted. s-Liauidsting aivfs
dend. hon aocumulations, e.-Ex-divtdend,
s-StocA dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

Rbeem Manufacturing Company
has declared the regular quarterly
dividend of IS cents on the COM
non. PAYABLE Septenber Is. 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18

NJ SSEIL Il. NNUUUhASS
Assistant general counsel of
the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration, Snodgrass will become
vice president in charge of
finance and corporate relations
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, effective Sep
TENDER 1, according to an an
nouncement made today by Roy
B. White. president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
An,cnnda Conr.r ,IlnIng Company and

gibeIdiaflpF prrii minarY report for SIX
months ended JUNE 30 1872 net proht
.0f So got 073 after provision ~ as, 0S7.-
so far United states and foreign income
aod Profits taxes 81 i25 600 for contin-
gerctes minority interest and depletion ~
coal mines timber lands and phosphate
deposits MT before depletion ~ metal
mines The above net is .quai n 81 10
2 share Federal income and excess profits
taxes we're computed On basis ~ sEisla-
ton now pending M Congress. This COM
mares with net profit after provision ~
Sf7 26S 0nA for income and excess profits
taxes ~ t22 sff 060 or 50 SO A share in
first half Of preceding year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-18
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished nv ne VA
onal Association 81 Securities Dealers.