Evening star., 1942-03-01
%,608,324 Earned
By B. F. Goodrich Co.
In Last Year
Result Well Above
$6,12l,357 Recorded
During l940
BY the Associated Press.

GoOdrlch co. To-Day reported net
profits in 1s41 of $s,6os,324, equal,
after preferred dividend deductions,
to $500 a share on common stock
which compared with 1873 net
profits Of $6.121 1857, equal to $3.l1
a common share.
The company said its net sales
increased As per cent to $211. .454, ,790
from $145, ,354,278 in 1910 while pro-
vision for Federal income and ex-
cess profits taxes in 1941 were $10,-
$4,000 as compared with $4,000, 900
in 1910.
The company wrote OF 1898 ,052
covering its investments and ac-
counts receivable in the Far East.
Standard Brands.
Standard Brands, Inc, reported
194l net profit of $7,759,143, equal,
after preferred dividends, to 81 cents
a share on common stock, compared
with 1910 net profits Of $9,516,315, or
68 cents q share.
The company said its 1s41 net sales
were $1l9,563,282, compared with
sos, 1874, ,608 in 1910, . 81 per cent in
crease.
American Bank Note.
The American Bank Note Co., re-
ported 1941 net profit OF $l037.854,
equal, after preferred dividends and
pension appropriations, to SLIT q
common share, compared with 1910
net prof1ts of. $413,249, or ~ cents
q common share.
Graham. Paige Motors.
The Graham-Paige Motors Corp. q
preliminary report showed 1s41 net
profits Of $500, ,537. equal, after allow
ing for dividend requirements on
preferred stock, to Is cents . share
on common stock, compared with q
1910 net loss Of 81, ,4e4,150. The pre-
ferred dividend u In arrears. The
company had no liability for Fed
eral excess income taxes because Of
losses In previous years.
Transcontinental 4 Western.
Transcontinental g. Western Air,
Inc, showed net operating losses of
$487,613 AS compared TO- q $97,972
loss the previous year.
Jack Frye. president of the airline,
said air mail revenue reductions, in
creased costs of labor and materials,
higher taxes and lack of equipment
to accommodate passenger loads last
summer contributed to the deficit.
The report showed passenger rev.
enue rose from s7,887 ,663 in 1910
to $1o,240,662 while mail revenue
decreased $109,0 ,061.
Total operating revenues aggre-
gated $14,064,259 against $l1 1,572, ,22l
in 1910. Total operating expenses
mounted from $11 SOC, ,015 to $l4,537,-
IT'S.
Frye forecast increased demands
for all classes Of air service in 1912,
saying the anticipated peak trafic
would be limited only by equipment
and trained personnel available.
The Homestake Mining Co. re-
ported 1941 net profits OF $5,6s2 ,se9,
equal to - SO a share. compared with
1910 net profits of $6,09l, 1877, or 1903
a share.
Calumet 4 HecIa.
Calumet 81 Hecla Consolidated
Copper Co. reported 194l net profits
og 81 1895 ,668, equal to IS cents a
share. compared with 1910 net profits
Of $713,594, or IS cents q share.
National Acme Co.
The National Acme Co. reported
l941 net profits Of $3,l45.104, equal
to 1929 a share. compared with 1910
net profits Of $2,199,149 or $40 .
share.
Other Reports Listed.
Other earnings reports released
this week showed common stock per
share earnings as follows:
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