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Evening star., 1942-03-29
Shinto Priests Seized
|nNeWF.B.|. Raids on
California Aliens
106 Jops Taken and Huge
Controbond Supplies
Are Uncovered
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2a.-
Resuming wholesale arrests Of en-
emy nationals, F. B. I. agents and
local police descended on Japanese
colonies in Is cities and towns in
Is Northern California counties to-
day.
Todays raids, the most wide
spread in this district since the
F. B. I. apprehended LOG enemy
aliens and seized great stores of
contraband the week end of March
6, netted at least one officer Of the
Military Virtue Society and one re-
serve officer in the Japanese Army.
The chief quarry were known
members of the Shinto priesthood.
members Of the Military Virtue So
ciety, and officials of an organiza-
ton formed to collect funds for the
Japanese army and navy.
Nat Pieper. chief Of the F. B. is
Northern California division. de-
scribed those arrested as potentially
dangerous enemy aliens.
Among them were three priests Of
the Shinto sect's Konkokyo branch
and two Of its Tenrikyo denomina-
ton.
Investigation has disclosed that
priests Of the Tenrikyo church re-
ceive instructions and supplies from
their headquarters in Japan and
that Konkokyo worshippers believe
their bodies belong to their god and
their sovereign, who Is Emperor Of
Japan" Mr.. Pieper said,
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Anti Trust Memoranda
Procedure Agreed on Regarding Suits
Interfering With War Production

court investigation. prosecution or
suit unless, after a study and eX-
animation with the Attorney Gen.
eral In zach specific case, the Secre-
tary Of War or Of the Navy is
satisfied that the war effort will be
jeopardized at this time unless such
course is followed.
Statute of Limitations.
I note from your memorandum
that proper steps will be taken to
avoid the running of the statute
OF limitations in any case; and that
under no circumstances will there
be any delay in the prosecution of
acts involving actual fraud upon
the Government.
also heartily approve your in
tention of making public each de-
termination arrived at by you in
accordance with your memorandum.
The American people should be in
formed Of each step in their war
effort, excepting. Of course. any
information which may in any way
help the enemy in his attempt to
destroy us.
While every precaution will be
taken to prevent any one from
escaping prosecution If he has vio-
lated the antitrust statutes, whether
he is now engaged In war work
or not. we must keep our eyes fixed
now upon the one all-important
primary task-to produce more ma
terials a: a greater speed. In other
words we shall give our attention
to first things first.
Very sincerely yours,
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
+. B. I. Seizes 9 Aliens
Near N. Y. Water Source
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 28.-Nine
enemy aliens, quantity of ammuni-
ton, 20 guns. German army coat
and other contraband were seized
last night by F. B. I. agents in a
series of raids in the vicinity of the
city's water supply station, Croton
Dam. in Westchester County.
p E. Foxworth, assistant director
of the F. B. I. field office here,
said today those arrested were eight
Italians and one German, all taken
to Ellis Island.
The seized contraband included.
Mr.. Foxworth said, 275 rounds Of
ammunition, six radios, II cameras,
II shotguns, seven rifles and q pistol.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
War Ends Flower DispIoys

Spring and summer floral dis
plays which have been attractive
features In public parks Of Belfast,
Northern Ireland, are to be discon-
tinued during the war and vege-
tables planted instead
Evening star., 1942-03-29

6-Pisse Guest Outfit. Pos
ter Bed and Dresser In
wolnut finish On heFdwood
Simmons Coil Spring, Mst-
trsss end twe Pillows.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Our Regular S52.95 VoIue!

3-Piees Maple Living Room
Suite. Setee, Arm Choir
and Wins Choir with top
sstry covered ssets and
backs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02

Totals s22 s33 7t0 Totals SOS ia s72
Grand total 1925 Grand total 2lfa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Louis Sie|aff' S
735 Is Record

Substitutes do all right in the
Major League when it
comes TO setting records. Louis
Sielaff, holds the individual series
mark with 735. rolled yesterday
at DENLY while substituting for
Fred Breckle. PabSt leadoff.
Ernie SoeSt had the previous
high at 726. also made as a sub
stituto. Siclan had help from
George NorCan's els and Pabst
tailed 3O1O in sweeping FaygO
(2719) TO lead by six games as
Casino won two from Auto Club,
27S5 10 2773.
George Lasher had 6SS as Edel-
weiss added two from Eastern
Market. 1888 10 1865. Fred Kirk
had 642 and George Kersten Cid
for the Markets.
Mark Collinak. back In form.
fooled GA of Dawes 1881 as his
team nicked Glenn twice. Joe
OlcSka had 6l0 and James Strange
COO Of Glcnn's 275i. The Norge
Oldbru match was postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Tes(h|er 's746
Peak

Frank TeSchler of DENLY and
BY Cullen of Orient Recreation
are one-two in that order today
for the weeks scoring laurels in
the Travelling League. Teschler
had 746, second highest of the
season in the 1l4-team circuit, and
Cullen 72l.
Dcnby led the teams with an
actual pinfall of 3079. Queens
were runncr-up with 3076, of
which Sam Lundberg had $40.
Tom Morey had go for Twenty
Grand and Don Sonntag and
Tom Mckay tied at 6Sl for Art
Centre and Detroit Recreation re-
SpectiVely.
Other high series came from
Albert MaSsoll Jr.. Coca Cola, 6S6 {;
James OBrien. Twentieth Cen
fury, 6S5; Ed Berlin, Woody
Pontiac, 661; Bill Strike. Edison,
6Sl: James FoSS. DENLY. 661;
Frank Simon, 65S: Joe Cavannagh,
RalSton, 656: Ed. Marquardt, Cen
tennial. COS; Gus Galaska. Nc
GlcwS. 655; George Noteboom,
Mt. Clemens Bowl O Drome. 6o3;
Wade Trowbridgc. Schmidt. 636.
Teschler had 267 finish in his
series and Cullen a 264 opener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Newspaper AID
Image Steady

CHICAGO, Mar, Volume OF
newspaper advertising placed by
retailers is maintaining surpris-
ingly even keel when compared
TO last year. and is slightly ahead
Of the 1910 level, according 10
Advertising Age
BaSing its statements on reports
81 major markets, Ad-
Age reports 1912 Image
within - of per cent Of 194l
levels, and > per cent higher than
1910. For the eight-week period
ended February advertising rs
reported as 14l,45l 574 lines, com
pared with LAP, 100, i5S lines in the
same period last year, and 1885,
645. 010 lines in 1910.
For the week ended February
y, lineage was 1921 .997. off less
than per cent from last years
comparable figure of 1880, 741
lines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
I'd Largest City
In Philippines
SheI|ed by laps

CEBU. p. I, March 2 INS).-
Cebu. the second largest city in
the Philippines. was shelled for
more than - minutes Sunday by
a japanese warship firing from a
distance of about five miles Off
shore.
The warship hurled more than
"a projectiles at the city. appar-
emily aiming at the thriving port
area, then steamed away safely.
1t was the first attack of its
kind on this populous town on
the island of Cebu, in the center
of the Philippine archipelago, $50
air miles south OF Japanese
occupied Manila.
Casualties were not immedi-
ately announced, but practically
no damage was done, an official
statement said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
AutOcaI
Proposes
Split

NEW YORK, March Stock
holders of Autocar Company will
be asked TO approve at the annual
meeting on March Is a proposed
change in the capital structure,
whereby common stock viii be
converted into two new shares for
every one now outstanding. When
the PROPOSED amendment IS
effected, preferred stockholders
will be entitled 10 convert their
stock into 10 shares of the new
common stock in lieu of the five
shares of the present authorized
common.
The proxy and notice Of the
annual meeting sent out by Robert
y. Page Jr., president. stated earn
ineS for 1871 amounted TO S2,292,-
$40 after all charges, but before
setting aside 100000 as special
reserve for contingencies, leaving
net earnings of 1892 SIC. Pro
vision for taxes. including federal
income and excess profits taxes
amounted 10 S1.7O91 lis for 1911,
compared with SAC, 700 for 1910.
Stockholders were told that in
the past year all of the company'S
z per cent first mortgage bonds
and 7 per cent debentures were
redeemed through a bank loan and
that this loan and other unsecured
short-tcrm bank loans have since
been converted into a S2000,00C
.fve-ycar loan at material saving
in interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
HARD LOSERS
IfO MILLER

Totals e0s s7e $50 Totals $50 s3s 7os
Grand total 2o13 Grand total 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Canadian Car
Loddings Dip

OTTAWA, March .. $3.50 IoadlngS
during the week ended February
2l totaled 60,S49 cars, against o.
9l2 in the previous week and 81
l6S in the like week last year. the
Dominion Bureau Of Statistics re-
ports.
The bureaus a d juste d index
G935 1899 equals 100 stood at
1889. against 1872 and 1892.
Aggregate loadingS for the year
10 February u. amounted TO ISL
562 against 413,709 in the like
period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
u. M. Swimmers Meet State

EAST LANSING, March .
University of Michigan, the fallen
ruler of the collegiate swimming
world. will face Michigan State
here tonight in the twentieth
renewal of their swimming rivalry.
The Wolverine tankerS appeared
here once before this season when
they captured the majority of
hUnorS in The Michigan AAU
meet. They will be heavy faVoriteS
again tonight against the Spartans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Paper Output
Holds at 103 Pct.

WASHINGTON. March PRO
duction in the paper industry for
tho week ended February p was
at 1881 per cent of capacity, the
Same as in the previous week, ac-
cording to the American Paper
and Pulp Association.
For the week ended Feb. %.
1871, production was at 90.4 per
cent Of capacity.
Papcrboard production in Janu-
airy was at 102 per cent of capac-
ity as compared with . per cent
in the corresponding 1871 month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
$4,000 Loss Caused
By Fire in War Plant

HOWELL Mar. 2-Firemen
who ba'iicd a thrcc-hour blaze at
the Bruce Products Corporation
plant here today estimated the
damage m between $4,000 and
$4,000. much of il 10 materials
which were 10 60 into war pro.
duC'lon
David Jones. Is, Of Howell. an
cmployc of The company SAID
sparks from his electric welding
outfit landed i'm q liquid compound
used In the making Of polishing
material causing an explosion
which spread fire throughout the
block-iOnG, tWo-story building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Visitation Cdgers
Win in CY0 League

Visitation Grass A heavyweights
were out in front today in the
Catholic Youth Organilation's cage
league by virtue OF the 1891
defeat which they handed st.
Gregory last night in the first
round Of the two-game Knockout
series for the championship.
The ViStation-St. Gregory battle
was the only playoff contest run
off Sunday, most of the divisions
enjoying a holiday before they
plunge into the finals next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
NIENIR
SPEED REDVCERs

Totals sl2 $50 eIs Totals $50 733 1913
Grand total 1850 Grand total 1858
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Matmen Seek PayoH Spot

Two grapplers climbing in pop
ularity will clash in the two in
three fall semiwindup on the
Fairview Gardens wrestling pro-
gram tomorrow night, with the
winner slated for top billing later.
The two rivals are Harold Chaundy
and Ed Bogarski both consistent
winners at the east side club. The
main event pairs Flash Gordon
and Rebel Russell in a two in
three fall bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Boy, b, Adrift Hour
On lie, Is Rescued

Lincoln shay. g. OF 1912
H. 'aNn atauge today recalled
r1 1I.0u students Di Assumption
College Windsor b. hour ride lon
70 drifting chunk of wee as police
4nd orI0akor> 'raIrd holplcSSly
a'ong tHe D,'tof River bank,
SHAW Was waIkn g along the Icc
IS 90, rNe5 c6sn when % 2lt0O'
LLll+-L--A--.--l.-.---.r.4-,a-l 4..,-.--rtft4
oaatr6 down 'rp rINcr lie Was
.re,rIrd when tho icc cake col
rdc9 with DO last dock betwccn
TIT 5TT rTC open waters OF Lake
Eric.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Skating Results.
Standings
SENIOR MEN

SENIOR MEN
Standings: Herman Van Putten New
York 40 Ken Bartholomew, Minneapolis
so, Robert Jain, Cresshu y. J.. so.
John simmons. stamford Conn 80. Ray
mond Blum. Nutey y. j., 30. Roy LricK-
son. Brooklyn. 30 Arthur Ballantlne
Bob Fitzserald Minneapolis 90. Vincent
Bozich. Detroit. 10; I'd Olson. Cleve.
land 10.
Results: Three-quarter nie-won ny
new. Time 2.05.5. Mile-Won by Jain /;
second. Van Putten. third Fitzgerald.
Time 3:o2.4. Five mile--won by Sim
mons; second. Van Putten; third. Blum.
~ INTERMEDIARY BOYS
Standings: John Schneider. New York.
100. Walter Nafey, New York. So George
Jessup, Cleveland. 30. Don Farenbach,
Chicago. 20, Ben Johnson, Cleveland. 10;
Results: Half-mle Won by Schneider;
second. Nafey. third. Jessup. Time % l..
uile-Won ny Schneider: second. Ma
fey third. Re,tSl Tine sI7
Standings: Frank Williams Hastings
on Hudson y y. So John Martin, Chi
cago. so; Jack Van Alden. Falriawn. y j..
20. Jerry Farenbach. Chicago 20; Don
Evans. Cleveland. 10. Williams beat
Results: Half mile-Won by Martin.
second Van Alden: third Williams Time
u % Thrce quarter mile Won by Martin
second, Williams; third Van Alden. Time
JUVENILE BOYS
Final point standings David Ron. Glen
E'lyn. IN, so Jerry Oldenkamp Detroit.
90: Ted Maydell. Detroit 90; Ken Henry.
Results Hair mile Won NV Roll; sec.
ond Nsydell third Henry Time .2s.
Three quarter mile Won by Roll second.
MaydeJi. third. Oldenkamp Time 2 le ?.
ROWS
Standings Roy Parker Chicago. so;
Peter smith Paterson. y J., 20; Leo La
Relic Detroit 20; Tom Thomas. Detroit,
10: Fred Fsser Paterson, y. j. 10
Result. 22o-yard dash-Won by Parker:
second IaReNe third Fsser Time .23.i.
SENIOR WOMEN
Standings: Elaine Gordon, Chicago, 100
Alice Burnham. BROOKLYN, 10 LaVerne
Dahm Cleveland, 40; Margaret Cook, De-
Results. Half- nile-won nv Alice Burn
ham; second. Elaine Gordon: third. La
Verne Dahm Pine 1883 Mile Won ny
third. Alice Durham Time 1882.
INTERMEDIATES GIRLS
Standings: lillian Mcclure. winnipeg
70; virginia scheckerling New York cry.
wrona. Saginaw. 10. Dorothy koinis'
SaFinaw. 10
Results. Half mlIe-won by virginia
scheckeTing ,econd lila Lillian =. Me6T Wss
IL
Won by Audrey Mas second. Lillian
Mcclure: third, Virginia scheckerling
Time 3.io5.
JUNIOR GIRLS
Standings; Luetta Dumez. Chicago, eo;
loan Shultz Cleveland. 40; Florence
Wrona. Saginaw. % Lorraine Sable. De
'roit. 20: MARY Hurd Cleveland, 10.
Results. Half ile-Won by Iuetta
/ Dumez. second. Lorraine Sahbe; thirf
/ Florence Wrona. Time IS 3 Three
nuarter nnne--won nv Luetta pumez: sec
ond Joan /shultz; third, Mary Hurd Time
2.27.5.
JUVENILE GIRLS
Standings BETTY Mitchell Winnipeg. 80
Dolores Fri'chie Cleveland, 40, Ruth
Russ Cleveland. 20.
Results. 22o-yard dash Won by RettN
hf-rrrft EpCUUd, 0eiores Fritchle, thirf
Ruth Russ Tirnp '22.i.
MIDGET CTRtS
standings Jane MONTGOMERY Cham
--rHrrr-- m VT sally Ann Meyer petrot
80 shirley Evans. Cleveland. 20
u Results; 22a-yard dssh--won by Janet
Montgomery second. sally Ann Meyer
! third, Shirley Evans. Time :26's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
CLASS ID
STANDARDS

Totals $50 s55 e03 Totals 77e $50 1852
Grand total 2Ti7 Grand total 23si
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
GerisCh Holds Lead
In Paris Prize Test

GeriSch Goals 31tg r1raa- aru
today as '1o various .q4aas who
have yet 10 roll eye 'Iu p,ll l~'
for tho par. Sweepstakes 81,
Southeastern Olympic 'lguu O.,
tho Michigan MWa. Le7r came
closest yesterday with -te Iar-
old Foster Ink.rg riI Charlie
kotarsk. was DID 'ar ~ Eiaey
The Other leaders aIr C.l0o-
Tronblv 2HGi Cr.n-, ZtlT. Pepsi
cola 29lG. Dave 1881 Har}
'ufo Club ROYAL Recreation a'
Centre and GDcDcI- o., 'to Travel.
INK League Wcrc among t.e clubs
failing 10 dl>iDdEr GIcIt-c %
yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
TREASURY

s43 s42 Totals s3s 75i 737
2tP2 Grand total 1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
NOODAII,

Totals sq3 gl2 s2i Totals s62 77e Sol
Grand total 1925 Grand total 2ii2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02

OUT SATURDAY 10 sec the
largest ore carrier in the world -
the Leon Fraser launched at the
Great Lakes Engineering Works
IN River Rouge.
a magnificent sight and a
grand lob of launching. The giant
freightcr. more than 200 yards
long. slid sideways into the mar
row cut and didn't even bump the
far side They had anticipated
replacing up to so plates in dry
dock. ------
The boat was held in place by
dozens of great hawserS as the
blocks on the far side were
knocked loose. As Mrs. Leon
Fraser era C II d the bow with
champagne. "gulllotineS' cut the
lines and the boat slid in
incidentally. Mrs. Fraser did a
maSterful christening job, aiming
carefully and smashing the bottle
right on the prov as the huge
boat started to slide.
Mr.. Fraser, president OF the
First National Bank of Now York,
took time out on his arrival here
to look up hiS-oId friend Walter
s. McLucaS before leaving for the
Shipyard.
And in the select gathering of
nonemployeS was *. T. Keller Of
Chryslcr.
FREDERICK G.. NJ OR l. f Y,
genial president of the engineer
ing works. was beaminC after tho
successful launching and told all
present that he has attended every
launching since he joined the firm
years ago.
Mrs. Morley has missed very
few and claims her record
stretches over more than 200 such
affairs.
IT'S FEAST or famine in the
ShlpbuildinG business and it's feast
time now
a new keel will be in tho spot
vacated by the Leon Fraser within
week and as soon as the Fraser $
two sister ships are launched here
others will be started.
The new ships Will be standard
6OO-footers for the maritime COM
mission also ore carriers for lake
use. Great Lakes will build 10 of
the rs ON order. six here and four
in the company'S yards at AShta-
bula, Q.
WE CANT wind this column
up without passing along Fraser's
story about the National City
Bank Of New York and its page
girls.
II seems that a vice president
handed a 500 bill 10 one of the
new girls and asked her TO get IT
changed. After about a 20 minute
wait he started 10 get worried. He
was quite sure that she had not
abScondcd with the money. and
sure enough about 10 minutes
more and She returned
All out of BREATH She handed
back the century note and said.
I'm awfully sorry. tried
every store on National street
and not one could change it,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
One Lutheran
Lead Changes

Salem Yankees Of Detroit went
to third IN the team event. and
New Boston Bees rolled to first in
the ovcr-avcrage division on 2i2.
Otherwise the situation in the an
nual Lutheran bowling tourna-
ment at Great Lakes remains I'M
changed today as the event enters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Dividends

General Electric Company de-
clared n dividend Of - cents on
the common, payable April p, to
record of March 10. The company
paid similar amount in January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
I.nited-Cnrr Tnstencr Corpora.

ijpn declared a regular quarterly
dividend Of 80 cents on the com
mon. payable March II, 20 record
OF March ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
American nnnk Nntc connnnr rrnort.

for Tho year fHti. . net profit ~ - 03T.-
s5f after federal ana forcisD income an1
excess profits taxes appropriations fHI
pensions subsidiary preferred GlvitcrGs
and $40 5000 provision for contingencies
The net DEL equal O. 81 II q common share
against St13 2ig or p cents 2 common
share IN f4tO The not profit 0f American
Rank So'e Company. parent company only
f.r the year 1851 was 5000 fS'. or Z"
cents n common share, comparing WIS
SI7s 3i7. or So cents "A common share, ~
1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02

Totals 7as s44 si3 Totals 77P sss 71a
Grand total 2i0i Grand total ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02

Solida'ed net profit of s., h0o ,32i for 1871,
after all charges, including q wrlteoft ot
S9SA. 052 covering the company invest
ments and accounts receivable IN the Far
East. provision Tor federal income and
excess profits taxes ani a reserve Of
So coo. 600 for contingencies. After payment
81 the regular 50 a share dividend On the
preferred stock. earnings were
equal To s. ~ share on The BOB 2d5
shares Of common stock outstanding. com
pared with net profits ~ S612l.357 In 1910,
which was equal 10 $3.li common share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Bastian Blceslng Coupany d.

clared a regular quarterly dlvi-
dand Of 30 cents on the common
payable April !, 10 record Of
March is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
CHFNE TRONfRLY
DR JOIIANNES

Totals 9l5 sos $50 Totals 935 1913 Sill
Grand total 1868 Grand total 2is4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Ohio Brass Company declared a

diVdcnd of - cents. pay b ! {
March -. 10 record of March Z
a like amount was paid IN the
preceding quarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Mead Johnson 4 On. and snhsidlnrip,

report for the year ending Dee -. 1851, a
net profit of Si.73i 039 after federal state
and dominion income taxes. federal excess
profits tax and Canadian exchange adjust
requirements 10 S9.-a share on l6I. 600
shares 81 common. This compares with a
net profit of 81, 676, III, or $9.ii common
share in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Hulard COMPANY reports for the Year

ended nee 3f. 1917 net profit ~ 81.
az pnP after federal income ard excess
proffa taxes etc oqutI - y. rs SNARE
~ 90. 900 hates ga t4i. -is-.l -iI 30
compares with 81 sq7 fns or v' 3 z sh rr
iu 1870 Federal ircu-rt ana excess prot e
taxes Toy tqi1 amounted 10 50. irl GOO.
against 81 Os2. 500 in 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
First National Stores Inc. reports for

the quarter ended Dee 81 loii. net
profit Of 1921 sa4 AFTER federal normal
income and excess profits taxes. etc. equal
to So cents a share on SIS i6S shares Of
common This compares with S5S2.fsq. or
II cents common share for the quarter
ended Dee 2S 1910 after dividend require
ments on the preferred stock then outstdnd
ing and 1868 SIS or 81 cents a common
share for the quarter ended sept. p. 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02

cl1rcd diVdcnd NJ 30 cents on
The common payable March "a,
To record OF March ! Paid -
cents March 20, last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02

Perfect circle Company declared n regu-
lar duarterly dividend ~ 20 cents, ravahie
April l. a. record 90 March Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
W,gner taking CorporstIon rppnrts Tor

the 50 weeks ended Dec. -. 1871 shows a
net PROFIT Of S2f3 BOT. after federat-4acore
and excess profits taxes, etc, eGuaf.-aficr
dividends on the per cent first preferred
and SO second preferred stocks. 20 Sl.5j a
share on approximately 90 900 average
number OF common shares outstanding dur
INK the year This compares with a net
profit OF 1852 COS. or 81 81 share on
ioi ,6s1 common shares IN So weeks ended
Dec rs, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
War TO Take
All Our Savings
With No Returns
Bv LEWIS HANFY

Orrofessor % Economics Ne" York INV
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