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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Stocks Encouraging

That the stock market has lost
ground is entirely logical. That IT
hasn't lost more ground is encouf-
aging.
Everywhere I 60 men OF affairs
express bitter disappointment over
the war trend. Their almost unani-
nous verdict is that both Ger
many and Japan have demon
strated superiority in strategy IN
waging hoStilities Yet, there is
underlying faith that. somehow
the United Stataes and Britain
viii shortly employ their superior
productivity 10 turn the tide.
Is there not significance in the
fact that throwing over OF stocks
has been limited. that market val
ucS still arc substantially above
last years low level? This not
withstandinC the daily newspaper
caption. "Stes up. net down. and
the other daily caption, Dividend
reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Output.
Shows Decline

NEW YORK. Aug 10.-National
EUm b er Manufacturers ASsoci-
alton reported that production for
the week ended August stood al
l27 per cent Of average Of cor
responding week 1858, ship
mentS. $50 per cent.
Production totaled 25S, 1853, 900
feet ; per cent less than the
previous week and per cent less
than the corresponding week a
year ago.
Shipments aggregated 293, 25S. :
900 feet, 3 per cent lower than the
previous week and ) per cent
under last years corresponding
week.
Orders booked were for 305.-
$4,000, a gain of ) per cent over
the previous week and 3 per cent
less than the corresponding week
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
CUSHIONS FOR DEBT

The proposed cushions for
debt and similar purposes admit
tedly would cut down the S6Z1l.-
00O. 900 bill which already IS short
Of the treaSury's goal by $500
600 600
The obvious method Of raising
more money. most members agree.
is by a retail sales tax II Is 60
mated that a ) per cent tax no
Weld more than 81 900 600 600 an
nually
The House ways and means
committee, however. emphatlcaliy
rejected the proposed tax. The
Roosevelt administration. labor.
major farm organizations and
some consumer groups oppose II.
The tax is described by some
members as "a great revenue pro-
Queer but a political impoSsiblllty."
One of the most influential Senate
leaders contends that a sales tax
would be rejected
Some financing committee mem
bers. however. insist that the need
for tax revenue will be so press
ing that members Will have 10
cast aside their prejudice and
vote a sales tax.
Otherwise. they contend the tax
bill will do little 10 halt initiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
DETROi7@SSs4hss s .41ssSTiMES
Cotton
Crop Seen
Above 81

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 QNS).
The department OF agriculture
today announced that the indl-
Gated production OF cotton on
August / was 13.0S5, 900 bales, D
per cent larger than the 194l crop
and largest since 1887.
The cotton reporting board
placed the cotton yield per acre
at 266.7 pounds. "a pounds more
per acre than the 1871 average
yield
More than 23.540,00O acres were
in cotton cultivation on July l, an
increase Of nearly 6 per cent, the
estimated
Texas, again led cotton produc-
ing states with an indicated
production of 3,l77000 bales as
compared TO 2,652 600 last year.
Mississippi and Arkansas followed
with 1.S33,000 and 1.3l6,000 bales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
DINNER HONORS 81

Michigan men outstanding in
the states program for the con-
servation Of manpower in defense
industries Will come here tomor-
row night 10 attend dinner for
q men in local defense plants who
h ave completed the 16-week
safety course.
Guests scheduled 10 come here
include NJ. J. Mccarthy. newly APP
pointed state chairman for the
conservation Of manpower; H. 3.
DirkS, dean of the engineering
school Of Michigan State College; .
George Thompson. Detroit safety
and w. +. Libby. CO.
ordinator of defense training at
Michigan State College. Execu-
tiveS and safety men OF local
plants will also attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
On the Business Front
Detroit Times Financial Editor
with WARD SCHULTZ

Morris repeatedly made tho predic-
tion that the old trust company
would fail with a catastrophe
effect upon the nation He said
that all eyes would be focused on
that building. and il would effect
the lives of every American.
Within a matter of a few years,
the trust company did fail and
its failure was directly responsible
for the bank holiday As result
of the bank collapse, the entire
American banking system was
revised and deposit Insurance came
INTO being.
Certainly the lives Of every
American were effected.
Friends pattcd Cedric on the
back and congratulated him, but
he only shook his head and said
that the prophecies Of the pyramid
had not yet been fulfilled
lie told me long before tho war
entire world would bc decided in
the Union Guardian Building some
day
Months ago. hc reiterated his
beliefs 90 me and IN rather
facctiouS manner this column
recorded his prophecies al that
time as follows
The future Of tho world
would be- decided by activities
which would take place in the
Unlon Guardian Building
2-The United Nations would
eventually win the var.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Fertilizer Tag
Sales Up Sharply

NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-Ferti-
lizer tag sales in II reporting
states during July totalcd 83.S04
tons, against $500 in 1871 and
$4,000 in 1910. National Fertilizer
Association revealed. During the
seven month period January
through July. sales aggregated
4,924,236 tons. against 1895, sol
in the like period a year ago and
4.549. 900 in 1910.
Sales in southern states in Jan
uary-July period were practically
the same this year as last with
increases i'm five states offset by
declines IN other seven Sales have
been larger this year than in 1910
in all southern states. except South
Carolina and MISSISSIPPI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Better News
In Near Future,
Forbes Predicts
Invasion OF Europe
and Changes Here
10 Brighten Outlook
nv r. {. FORBES

Expect momcnuoUS action by
tho Allies
The Southern Russian situation
has become so desperate that
something must be done 10 compel
Hitler 10 divert large forces to
other points
To The layman it is incompre-
hensihle why BritaIns huge army
and the rapidly mounting United
States forces across he Atlanuc
should remain almost idle much
longer. The hour 10 strike has
come even should risks be In
-velped. suppose Russia feeling
she is singlehandedly fighting the
enemy. should make a truce with
Hitler
Obviously. Germany is eoheeh-
.ratlnc her might on acquiring
possession Of the Baku oil fields.
Obviously. also. no overwhelming
effort is being made in inaugurate
other fronts. apart from the borff9-
inc of vital German war Pfedue-
lion ccnJerS. ports. transportation
DOinfS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
House Set Up

In the past there has been
much duplication on statistics
which picture the labor market.
The new plan is 10 have the
USES as the clearing house.
This government agency will
find how many women are
presently employed, the type of
work they are doing and what
work they are willing 10 do.
Their family status will be as
certained. ttr number and ages
of children tabulated and nurs-
cry or other schools for tho care
Of the children viii then be
established.
II will be thorough check
on the womanpower of the area
that the USES Will have when
the missionaries are finally in.
The women receiving the cards
are urged 10 get them IN as
quickly as possible so that sort
ing can begin at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10

3-They would suffer great
rcvcrScS first and final victory
would find only English speaking
peoples remaining in the struggle
against the Axis
4 Egypt and tho Near East
would be lost and a second front
would be opened in Africa through
the Ugandi.
British and American en-
CineerS would divert the head
waters of the Nile turning Egypt
into a desert
Since the date he listed these
predictions. Russia has been
driven INTO a desperate position
and military tacuCianS fear a sep
arate peace: Rommcl'S attack In
the Africa and the drive on the
Caucasus has ieopardized all of
the Near East. a high ranking
American officer told me that
British engineers actually have
made plans 10 divert tho Nile If
necessary. and now the entire
United states Army mobile pro-
curcmcni viii be ccntcrcd In the
Union Guardian Building under
Brig Gen a. r. Clancy
Who will deny that upon the
supplying OF a d g quate tanks,
trucks. mobile guns, lecps. etc
rests the fate of the world?
Ridiculous and silly sounding a
few years ago. the prediction no
longer SoundS incredible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Sees Nations More Competitive After the War

view of the tremendous economic and human sacrifice
tendency toward wishu thinking
world Lest this be cruelty disi
the last after World War l. 1t important
hopes solid realities rather than the
theoretical will the wiSp
With the exhaustion incidental to the effort nations are
likely be competitive rather than less In the crcum
especially light that American and
international level there likely
demand tariff The arthme
differences indicates that the world is not yet
trade Free trade peSuppoSe perpetual
hand and international social and economic qua on the
other.
The practical hope postwar world lies inspiring
their living standards toward the American
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10

Is the Union Guardian Building
about 20 fulfil ITS destiny
As fantastic as any story printed
in The American Weekly IS the
tale familiar 10 many GrlSWold
s trectCrS about the Union
Guardian Building and The science
OF the pyramid.
Cedric Morris a onc-timc en-
ploye OF the old trust company. Is
a devotec of the science. he be-
ucvcS implicitly that the measure
mcnts Of The Great Pyramid and
the distance of the paSSageway
running 10 the main crypt have
great significance and followers OF
tire pyramid sciencc-SmeaF tfat
the breaks n thc passagcway
measure 20 the fraction Of an inch
every important historical event
including tho birth of Christ, the
last war and this one.
When the Union Guard a n
Building was erected Cedr C.
Morris made much of tho fact that
u was exactly 4S5 feet high The
Great Pyramid. bad b. been COM
plcfcd right 20 the apex would
nave been 4s5 feet high 10 the
ncL Morris fcl that this couId
hardly bc coincidence apd got out
a Tape measure and porcd over
the architects hlucprints Hc
claims that the measurements OF
thc main lobby coincide with
those cf 'hC great crypt
Based on hls calculations Ccdr,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
This Is Not Enough

Events screech aloud that THIS
Is not enough.
Both Winston Churchill and
franklin d Roosevelt love the
dramatic. ti4e spectacular public
applause
Need for action out of the ordi-
nary Is becoming more III CERT
daily. That they will shortly re-
spond may be taken for granted
To what purpose the amasslng
Of enormous British and United
States forces and war materlel
overseas unless they are TO be pun
into action at this supremacy por-
eentous crisis in the destiny OF the
world. the destiny OF human no.
ertv the destiny OF the dignity OF
the individual, created in the IKE
ness Of God ?
'Tis often darkest before the
dawn.
have faith that tyranny VIII
not he victorious.
! have faith that righteousness
will prevail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Hope Persists

The hope persists that the Sen
ate will not enforce the confisca-
tory taxes upon corporations for
INFLATED by the House-45 per
cent OF normal profits and 90 per
cent Of any increased, so-called
excess. profits.
Furthermore. some comfort Is
derived from the American peo-
Piles swelling resentment against
hgh-handcd labor union action.
Even the War Labor Board rs re-
ycslmg that II heSltateS % grant
every labor demand Another
wholesome sign is that Go and
AL leaders. sensing public SEN
timcrt are making ovcrturcs for
peace 4" fSr abolition Of "jurISdic-
Uo1al disputes cntailing interter-
cncc with about war productivity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Unusual Items BOUGHT

The war effort has placed
many an unusual item on the
shopping lists OF the purchasing
agents Of the automobile in
dustry--quite apart from the
incesSant demand for steel and
machine tools Al Cadillac. for
instance the list may include
toothpIckS, dish mops, pure NUT
ton tallow. dry ice, canvas foot
covers, crash helmets, police
whistles and razor blades.
And in their places, Cadillac
points out. the seemingly small
items play big parts in the pro-
ductlon OF aviation engines and
mighty combat vehicles.
Dish mops. exactly the same
as are in your kitchen. are ideal
for putting drawing compound
on stampings. Dry ice bought
in 50-pound lots. coolS plating
solutions. Canvas foot covers
are issued 10 men working in
side newly painted combat We
hicles.
The pure mutton tallow is the
ideal lubricant for wooden as
sembly channels. the razor
blade order was used for clean
ing up windows after backing
out with paint.
Police whistles arc purchased
at Cadillac by the dozen as
they are the perfect warning
signal for the operators Of
heavy hoiStS and cranes. Re-
Gently 100000 toothpicks were
requisitioned by the medical de-
partment. They were used for
making applicatorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu baskets and bu.
crates U. $. No Duchess, ga inch
minimum. $40: ? p. inch minimum. SIPS;
West Virginia Wealthys. bu baskets u. S.
No % Inch minimum So
CANTALOuPES-No western stock Of
fered
HONEYDEws-Calif jumbo crates
IS. 81 50, jumbo SIS 81 IS Arizona Jumbo
IS. S2.7503 standard ss 50 s5u3l5,
standard l2s, 1920
GRAPES California display Tugs Thomp-
son Seedless S3U3 %, Red MaiaEas, 50 90
03 rs. Ribiers. SO 60u IS. Arkansas tot
baskets Moores Early. 27n2sc.
LETTUCE California salinas District
Los Angeles crates Iceberg type doZ. 10
2 8 70; fair quality, S325 50' doz"
oNIoNs-5o-ib sacks Michigan L. s.
No. l yellow mediums, best Slqi 10.
California Sweet spanish u. $. No. I. "a
inch and larger 81 65u l.s5. Washington
Sweet spanish I. 5 comm, 10 3-inch
size. 9Oc . 81, U. s. No, / to s.ineh
size. 81 5Oait.60.
PEACHES Bushei baskets. T. s. No. I
Georgia ana South Carolina Elbertas, 2-in.
up. S215W225, few 81 35 showing some
ripe Sl.75H2, y in. up. 81 so 2 so.
iaIes. q s. No, / South Carolina 2h-in.
up SO 80 n 9. 50. pa in. up generally good,
81 75a2 90 Michigan bushel baskets Hale
Havens o. s. No. pin. up, 81 -. Can
fornia box Hales. IS SOS. 81 35 2 ls3.
POTATOES l00-lb sacks 5. No. J.,
California washed long whites. $4.35Gi so;
Washington u. S washed long whites.
SUITE Idaho U. S No. washed long
whites Sfl5. u. No. washed Tri-
umphs S275a290 fairy quality 81 so;
New Jersey L.. S No. unwashed Cob
blers. 50 -; Long Island L 5. No. IN
washed Cohblers $40: Michigan U s.
No. l Cohbers Si.s5H / 90, few -, FAR
quality Si75, Chippewas unwashed. 81.
N2.l5.
PEAS Colorado bu baskets, pole Vari-
ties 81 9Ou2 mostly 81
SWEET PoTAToEs-New crop Lcuisi-
ana Porto Rican vans, bu. crates L. ;
No. l. 50 80 n 70; Alabama Trlumphs
L. s No ] bu. baskets. 50.
TOMATOES Practically nothing Offered
at the terminal
WATERMELONS -- Few sa les. Per
melon Georgia ana Missouri Csnnonballs
26 lbs 80 soc. Cuban queens 20 IDS,
30 q 32lIc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
MARKETS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser
Explains Dangers
0f Free Trade Era
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International News service Economic Commentator

While the Missionaries talk idly about coming new era Of
ntenaonam and free trade the realities appear to be
moving precisely the opposite direction
South Pacific Japan Tor instance
rthesy of from supply of natural rubber tin
tea Until coming had
ced nernaonaiSm IN the Pacific and relying on
specialization getting vital products where
they could be produced and bought The lowest price In so
the national and national defense
the of this present peril correcting tins
dependent position through Tapdy building synthetic rubber
notable the direction of national economic
self long advocated by the late Francis T. Garn
hcah nf he Chcmcal Foundation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Loddings on Canadian
Roads Little Changed

OTTAWA aug 10 Loadings
or Canadian railroads during the
week ended August ] 'Otalcd 81.
Zf6 cars. as compared with 66.Ji0
IN the previous week and 631if
IN the hike week last year accord
ING 20 The Dominion Bureau a.
Statistics
LoadinEs for the year 20 hgEu p
: totalcd 96f 13l against 57i -
ll9 cars in nc like period 81 last
scar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
I.AKENIEW SCHOOLS

Stalled for several weeks be-
cause Of lis inability to get a
priority for heavy building ma
terialS. the Lakeview Board of
Education this week is expected
to order construction resumed on
its S290.000 high school building.
While not officially notified
that it has received priority
rating officials said today they
had been advised that the rating
would be forthcoming early this
week.
Construction originally wa s
scheduled to end in time for use
of the building next month. The
Job is now 3S per cent complete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Struggles to Develop Potential Power of West

In the spirit of making the United States economically
George w Malone who heads Industrial
West been battling develop
supply United critical
and other materials For than he has
which has been studying
the with special reference the potential productive
power Of the II
Alaska recently with the congressional
Mr. Malone told that last the that be at
Washington showing practical sympathy with his recon-
mendations
He impression that the War Production Board nop
likes the idea during the OF the federal bid for
and critical materials high enough marginal
PERHAPS SutrHrgnat production prevailing American wages
the western
approach would permit me price system 10 function
regulate and balance supply against
demand hrongh raising and lowering nrIcos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
n. Y. Bank CIearinQs
Rise TO 3.8 Billion

NEW YORK, . Aug. 10,-New
York Clearing House Association
reports that clearinGS for the
week ended August Z totaled So
1877 $50 96l. compared with So
36S l6S.ll4 in the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Lincoln Words Cited

often. during these very dark
DAYS. recall Lincolns inspiring
phrase. uttered at one OF the
blacklist moments in this nation
history God still is in Heaven.
How long will the German peo-
ple remain unrebellious under the
UNPARALLELED destruction of their
husbands. sons. fathers? How long
will starving, subjugated nations
on the European continent con-
tinue docile7 Remember that IAN
empty stomach is full of dyna-
mite" Note what is happening in
YuposlaVia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. Aug 10 tUPl. -Today's pay
inE prices 20 growers for beans.
Pea beans 81 80 lrht red kidneys. 81.
dark red Kidneys 81 Gro yellow eyes So
SRC light cranberries. 81. CRC dark
cranherries S.. so.
Wheat. 81 .OaG11I. oats - r 44c. rye
So % sec six roWed barley. 81 q a. 80
buckWheat 81 p ~ 25 corn. IS 90c, soy
beans Slf5H1.47.
michigan Bean Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10

Federal Light and Traction Company and
subsidiaries report for the II months
ended June 30, 1852. net income Of
SqT3. ISL after federal incomes taxes. pro-
vision for retircments and depreciation.
interest subsidiary preferred, dividends
etc equivalent after dividend requirements
On SIS preferred stock of parent company
10 81 81 a share on S24 900 shares OF the
common This compares with revised net
income 81 81 i0i. 435 or 81 so a common
share In the - months ended June 30,
1871 For quarter ended June 30 last.
net income vas SI74.is6 or 20 cents
common share. against revised net income
OF 1852 72S or IS cents common share
In like 2qn quarter Provision for 1912
taxes have bon estimated AZ 20 per cent
rate FOR federal income taxes and A. 50
o IS per cent for excess profits TAX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
REORGANIZE BOARD

Members of the county ration
ing committee today were COM
plotting plans for reorganization in
anticipation Of the departure to-
morrow of Edward J. Morse,
county clerk and head of the ra-
tioning committee, who is enter
ing naval service
As a result of MorSe'S leaving.
the administration of rationing in
Calhoun County is being decentra-
LIED with one board set up for
Battle Greek and the eight west
ern townships and another for the
eastern end of the county.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Livestock Markets
enc AGO

CHICAGO Aug tINS1 HOGS re
ceipis 3 500 market steady. top Sl5. bulk
Sff. fga ~ GOT. heavies. xit % 70 ~ 60. me
dtums. Sig.60ff15 tights. Slt 90 10 light
lights SlfHif so: packing SONS. Sl3 90 o.
u. pigs Si3fri3 -
CATTLE Receipts 30Q' market steady
calves 100. magket steady beef steers
choice sif 50tt16.40. medium. Stl<l - So
warnings SIt HlM50. butcher cattle: hei-
ers. 50 S0u15. COWS Sgn12 bulls 50 80 ~
70 calves Ss 90. feeders so" ~ ~,
S. 10
SHEEP Receipts roo market steady
lambs. S1fui4 1a common. Sl2ul4. year
HnEs Sii 25 2.2S. ewes. 50 SIS; feed
ers 81 Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
FETE CHICK HARBERT

Chick Harbert. youthful Battle
Creek golf professional. who last
week won the ST. Paul open golf
tournament, will be given a well
come home luncheon tomorrow
noon in the Post Tavern by mem
berS Of the OptimistS Club. Har-
bert now stands sixth among the
golf money winners OF the country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on Saturday,
previous days prices were: Hens average
run. 22c. leghorn hens. 3 lbs and up. lSc
cocks. Zoe and 12c. rock springers. lbs.
and up 25c: rock broilers 2A 20 lbs.
24c: leghorn broicrs ] . lbs and up, PC.
EGGS Market steady. Current receipts.
31c undercradcs 29is n soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10

Chicago Corporation has de-
clarcd a dividend of Is cents on
the preference stock, payable Sep
TENDER 10 holders Of record
August Is Similar amount was
paid June I last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Despair Unwarranted

~ Tic world situation at the mo-
rnent u0queSuonably is alarmInCly
disturbing IL may become still
worse in coming weeks
Yci do not believe that despair
Re Warranfnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Earnings

American Gas and Electric Company
and subsidiaries report for - months
ending June 30. 1912. net income OF
Sl2 75i o62 after federal income and eN-
cess profits taxes equal after preferred
dividend requirements 81 parent company
to 81 ~ a share on the company. Ihis
compares with S14 6s7 ss4 or 81 90 com
mon share in the II months ending June
so 1881 June net income was S1II ~
against SlO7q 7s3 IN June. 1871 Federal
income and excess profits taxes totaled
81 III Og2 for - months ending june 30
last against S653 i37 In Ike period year
earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low II 90 Ch'ge
Mechanism o 100 90 30 20 .0i
Warner Air 10 200 Ia IA ~.
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-Ltquidatlng diNi-
dend. bon Accommodations, eN-Ex-diyidend'
s-stock dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-10

SHARP 4 Dnhme Inc for the quarter
ended June So 1872 reports net profit OF
SASS 53e after federal income taxes ana
provision 81 $50 00O for war contingencies
The above net IL equal after dividend 70.
quiremcnts on 50 80 preference stock 20
30 cents a share on the common Federal
incomes taxes are based on anticipated
Increased rates under pending revenue act.
~ provision WAS required fQr excess prof
its tax the report states This compares
with 1892 5li or ~ cents \ comman share
IN The June quarter ot previous year and
~. nuafier ended Mhrch 81 lot