davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu crates ". E.
No. "a in. min. unless otherwise lated
Northern spys. 50 25n 30. steele Reds.
50 80 pf; Washiugton box Delicious fancy
S0-l3ds. 81 90g5 72-i3ss. St75g 5 rs
PARAGUs-Cslfornis pyramid crates
loose stock. medium 10 large 81. Is 4 50.
ST So select. - 1898; Washington No I
loose stock. medium TO large S5.50r rs.
AVOCADOS- California flats Fuertes.
24-3os. " - 3 fair quality 2is. 81 30
ripe 50
BEANS Florida hu hamper Plen,ifuls,
50 So fair "a generally good, 81. 50 . $50 ;
Valentines 81 $50, Wax Beans, slack
pack. 50 5Ou3.
CABBAGE - Louisiana 50-lh sacks.
81 3 Florida Sob. sacks. So SO; Ia bu.
hampers. 50 S.
CARROTS - California Los Angeles
topped. washed. 50 IS Texas Los An
geles crates doz. punches, S3.7 few
So IS
CELERY-Fl Florida 16-iu crates trimmed
SIS y ! SIS. S7N7. SO, s-iOs. 81 50 = S, mostly
81 30. ks SIS 5On7. few 81 50. Pascal
p ~ As. 81 50 SIS and smaller So so.
CUCUMBERs -Hothouse Indiana boxes
I doz. extra fancy. 81 rs; ? dog. baskets
extra fancy. 81 25 specials. $3.50 3 s..
GRAPEFRUIT-Texas March seedless
comb. grade. all sizes, wire bound boxes
50 50 q 90; standard boxes some T. 8
comb Grade. all sizes. 81 50 = ; "a.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Arizona
Phoenix and California Salinas district, 4
5-doz SIS IS
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse 1ayls. bas-
bets Ohio and Michigan. 81
MUSHROOMS-Oh Ohio pint. 20 &c Mich
igan quarts. 50W 55c
fled yellow BermudRs. 81 75T "a: poorer
lower: Crystal White Wax, 50 81, White
Boilers. few, 50 30
ONION SETS Michigan, 30 lbs . yell
oRANGEs-Florida wire-bound boxes.
comb. grade. Valencias some fair condi-
tion, Sl.25I4 Is. No 2 grade, 50 IS u
box bags Naiencias. comb grade. 50 3.
PEARS oregon box d Anious. fancy.
So 25H6.75.
POTATOES Texas Trumphs victory
grade. 5o-lb sacks. 81 So ioo.lo. sacks.
IS IS
sHALLoTs-Iouisiana barrels. s24;
crates, s-dnz.. 50 so
SPINACH Arkansas bu. baskets. 81 40
z LIS. best mostly 81 20 poorer. low as
75c cartons, doz cellophane bags washed
spinach, l0-oz., S.75; i2-oz.. N.95, 10
STRAWBERRIES - Louisiana 2i-pint
crates Klondykes and Klonmores express
receipts, mostly $500 few $50; poorer
ToMAToEs-io-ib. cartons. repacks.
medium, sails; SIN. baskets. SKI size.
Sl.6s dollhouse s-lb. baskets. Indiana
medium, 50 Is Ohio. medium, 81 75n2 SIS
kets. some fair SO 5oa4.
SWEET POTATOES Puerto Ricsn
Vans, Louisiana bu. crates. Y. S. No. /,
50, so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
New Product
Synthetic Sole for Shoes
Developed by BieeIow

NEW YORK, April 30-Syn-
thetic outer sole for shoes has been
developed by Bigelow-Sanford Car
pet Co, which, it is claimed by
makers. will give so per cent
greater mileage than Grade A
leather and from 100 per cent TO
200 per cent more wear than lower
grades
Produced on the company's car
pet looms. this new product is
made entirely of tightly woven
cotton treated chemically under
pressure with a synthetic resin TO
increase its resistance 10 abrasion,
heat and moisture.
The company reported orders
for substantial quantities have
been placed. subject to the grant
ing of priorities by the War Pro-
duction Board for the use of cotton
and resin for this purpose. Syn
thetic material, ii is stated, can be
used for repair as well as in con-
struction of new shoes and it will
cost approximately same as sole
leather at present prices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
DETROIT LIVESTOCK PRICES

common light weights returned so II 50
few good light stock steers went 90 the
country AT 81. IS 20 -, common and medium
descriptions returned $40 50 "a.
CALVES Weeks salshle receipts 81 500
Nelaers were reliably wanted until the final
declined soc. Good and choice vealers
bulked late at Sis after SIC % was paid
freely earlier In the week
HOGS--Weeks sslshle receipts 81 500
All weights OF barruWs and gifts finished
25c lower than late last week while sows
held steady. Closing top fell back 20
Sass. paid for a part deck OF 23f-lb
truck .ins also brought SASS late 20 small
killers while the majority of is0-iO0-lb.
weights had 60 20 at Sass 70 1915. Most
15O-1s0-lb lights cleared late at xfi.2au
1855 with under i50-lb kinds scheduled
az Si375a14 SoWs bulked daily az
Si3.75ul4 and stays returned Sl2 50n
1878
SHEEP Weeks saIable receipts IS. $50.
Spring lambs and old crop fun wooled
lambs were hardly "A market factor this
week as the lion = share OF the run con-
slated OF shorn fed descriptions slnaDle
LOT OF mixed grade medium 20 choice 64-lo.
spring lambs brought SIS 70. few good
to choice wooded lambs brought SIS q.
mixed medium 20 good SO qls and COM
mon 30 down. Good 10 choice shorn
lambs sold steady 20 Csc higher mostly
steady. but lower grading kinds lost ~ Va
as much as 81 IN the case OF light culs
Good to choice shorn lambs wearing No. ]
pelts earneyi SIS 25-15.65. comparable grade
No and No 3 pelted animals mainly
lambs wen, At Sii 10 down culls and com
mon light weights late selling uncNenly
from $50 H., shorn ewes steady at $50
$50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Farmers Market

FRUlTS-Apples Baldvins fancy, Sis
bu. No. I. SlG125 bu. Delicious fancy
Sin425 bu: No. ]. S2a2 so; No 2, 81 so
Mcintosh, fancy. S3n3 so bu. No. !. S2G
2 so: No. ? S1Hi50. Greetings fancy
81 so bu.; No. /, s0c n 81 IS. Northern
Spies. fancy. 81 50H275 bu. No. /, SITS
~ :. IS; No. 2. Sial.5O. Jonathans, fancy
81 75H bu.; No. 1. Sl.75H2.25. No. 2.
StNl SO. Steele'S Red. fancy So so bu. /:
No. l. sag so; No. ?. Sln1.50
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Lettuce. dollhouse No. l. &i.35 i0-lb.
basket French Endive. fancy, 81 25 5-lo
box. No. /. Si.75. No. 2 81.
VEGETABLES eets topped No !
81 y 80 bu. 30 ?, IS. Carrots. topped
No. /, 81 6on2 bu No. ?, SIPS. Celery
Root. No. !. S2a2.5o hu Chives, No. /.
81 n l Is doz. Horseradish. fancy. SIS bu. /.
No. /, 50 30 4; No =. s. 50 Leeks. No
!, Sldl 80 doz punches. Onions. dry
fancy. 50 IS J0-ih. sack: No 1. s.. 75H
325; No. ?, 50 %; green, No. /, 75c 81
dor, lunches Parsnips. No I. S3H 3. so
bu: No. ,. <i.7j. Parsley Root No /.
Sl25H1.5O bu Radishes. red dollhouse
No. /. $lNl25 doE. punches Black
radishes No. 1. 81 bu Rhubsrb. dollhouse
fancy. IS 70 Soc J-lb. box, choice. 40 = soc
small. SlHi.25 do1. punches Rutabsgas
81 75d2.25 bu Turnips. topped No. J.
So u 3. so bu. No. q 81. Vegetable oysters,
No. !, e0c q 81 doz. punches
PLANTs-Vegetables, 81 25 Dat. Flowers
EGGs-Large. Sf2a13 so-doz. case: me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Railroad Asks
To Merge Units

WASHINGTON, April 3o-Mei-
ger of Texarkana and Fort Smith
Railway and Kansas City and
Grandview Railway with Kansas
City Southern was proposed in APP
plications filed with ICC.
X. {. S. owns all the outstand-
ing stock OF the two roads, except
directors qualifying shares and
would assume their bonded debt
and other obligations.
Both roads, whose tracks form a
part Of x. c. S. main line, now
are operated under lease by
X. c. s. and parent is liable for
principal and interest on their
debts
Merger. il was said will elimi-
nate separate corporations and re-
suit in substantial operating and
tax savings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Auto
Graphs
Ford Engineers
Avert Bottleneck
in Armor Plate
BY SILER FREEMAN

Ford engineers have averted a
threatened bottleneck in armor
plate production by combining
two operations, which reduces
heat-treating and quenching Of
the plate from hours TO a matter
of minutes.
To make the metal tough
enough 10 resist shells and bull
lets. under the old method it was
necessary 10 heat the alloy plate
above its critical temperature
and then quench it in water,
then a secondary relocating at
reduced temperatures. BY this
method. owever, the plate
twisted and warped, necessitat-
ing flattening each plate before
it could be fabricated. This used
up precious time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Tim. Financial Editor

. Henry Kaisers proposed post
war entry into the automobile
industry has been the subject of
a lot of conversation lately.
The fact of the matter is that
Kaiser has actually shown his
plans for postwar jallopies in
chosen circles and admitted that
he hopes 10 give The auto boys
a tuSsle.
One OF his plans repeatedly
calls for an 800-pound car, utiliz-
ing plastics and nonferrous or
lightweight metals. A de luxe
model would weigh under 1000
pounds and so miles 10 the gall
Ion is the hoped for mileage.
Another plan, repeatedly has
a utility chassis with lightweight,
passenger, stake, or station
wagon bodies which could be
changed 10 suit the occasion.
How do the motor tycoons
feel about this? | can do no
better than TO quote from that
oracle of the business world, the
Wall Street Journal
"Rumors are rife around De-
troit that Henry Kaiser plans to
enter the auto business. His
name has been mentioned the
past few weeks I'm connection
with several independent auto
companies. Latest II WHY'S
Overland. We have checked with
officials OF these companies.
"AlI disclsim any interest In
the West Coast shipbuilder,
either AS manager or pros
pectiye owner.
Privately. leading auto max
ers say they hope Kaiser does
become competitor. They
mink his production ability has
teen .oxerseid.' that they could
run circles around him on job
which isn't financed by govern
ment funds.
AT least one leading plane
maker feels the same"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Over the Top
Second War Loan Drive
Hits l3.4 Billions

WASHINGTON. April 30 fINSD
- Treasury officials announced
that the nations 100000. 600
Second War Loan Drive--the
greatest war financing campaign
in history-has gone over the top.
Through April 2S, the nation
Wida fund effort had brought IN Il
total OF SIS iS6. 600 600. declared
Daniel w. Bell, treasury under
secretary. who predicted the drive
probably will be oversubScribed by
at least So. 600. 100000.
The campaign results were a
tribute 10 the patriotic response OF
banks, corporations. industry, BUSH
ness, civilian organizations and
tens of thousands of public-spirited
citizens who poured their money
into the treasury Golfers 10 carry
on the war against the AXIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Deserves Credit!

Now that Detroit's gone over
the top on the bond drive, here's
a story that deserves telling.
Despite the wheop and hurrah
AZ the start. chief credit for the
promotion and public relations
end Of the campaign belongs TO
one man.
His name never appeared pub
licly in connection with the
drive, but behind the scenes he
wrote most Of the speeches, set
up many Of the ads and handled
a ma ority Of the releases. He
took on the job-a thanklcsS one
AZ best ~ because he handled
public relations for the bank
headed by Walter S. McLucas.
who was in charge Of the drive.
And he served without rcmun-
Grafton.
His name-J. L. Scrymgeour.
His experience in action in tho
last war had much 10 do with
the enthusiasm and fervor with
which he pitched into the bond
drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Tips on An+i-Freeze

Now that winter is safely past
Cor is ito the War Production
Boards conservation division has
some timely tips on protecting
your anti-freeze for next winter.
The best protection, according to
the WPB, is to add an ''inhibi-
tor" a fluid used to check
deterioration, which does not
add TO the freezing strength Of
the solution but prevents it from
becoming acid and corroding the
motor.
Increased war demands will
make anti-freeZe scarcer than
ever next season. The motorist
should be guided by the advice
Of the anti-freeZe> or inhibitor
manufacturer for the best
method of inhibition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Progress Comes through Peaceful Evolution


With the wholesale destruction of life and globa
basis as result of the Axis depedaons and aggression the real
question how much damage will be done the postwar
fabric 1t is sheer illusion that the sword will
matcay usher period of sweetness and light Culture
and social through peaceful evolution
suddenly through
II mistake 10 mnerpet the characteristics OF victory
Military defeat OF the AXIS is necessary world progress to be
the the the
steps needed for progress This from the viewpoint of the
United Nations analogous the
the growth of AXIS aggression.
When the surgeon does not that
the surviving patient Will be able lick Joe Louis He merely
says that successful operation Will give the patient
unty 10 continue struggle and with his fellow
Likewise this viii the democratic
opportunity continue struggle and TO apply their intel
igcnCe their political
ment The physical ending of hostties will of and by
itself usher n the millennium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Forced The Issue

And an indication Of the sue
cess Of the public relations and
advertising end Of the campaign
was given 10 mo by tho public
relations director of large De-
troit corporation.
I'VE hadn't intended 10 take
any particular steps out TO our
place" he said. I'VE were al
rady making pay roll deductions
Ind the corporation was down
for n big block Of bonds.
However. after the drive got
under way. the employees started
10 drift In asking II we would
take special subsc riptions. They
said they had hesitated 10 buy
through other sources and hoped
that we'd put on a plant cam
paign.
"They even posted some Of the
ads and stories on the bulletin
boards OF their own accord. so
we set up booths in the plant
and really went To town"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Filter Solution

Certain precautions, however,
should be taken. regardless Of
the type of anti-freeze or i'm
hitor used. These are:
When drained, the solution
should be filtered through a
closely woven cloth to remove
rust particles.
"a glass container gives
best protection for storage. A
clean tin is also satisfactory.
Both should be tightly capped.
-3-Sediment which forms dur
ing the storage period should be
carefully removed before using
it again.
4-The solution should be
tested to determine its strength.
Addition Of a small quantity Of
fresh anti-freeze will bring it up
TO its proper strength.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Truckers Warned
To File 0DT Reports

LANSING. April 30-Operators
of commercial hiclcS were
warned by owen Std. ODT man.
ager in Lansing. that their opera
ton reports for the FIRST quarter
must be turned into his office
today
Failure 10 turn in reports may
result in suspension or revocation
of operators certificate of war
necessity. without which truckers
will not be able 10 obtain gasoline,
he said The regulation affects
firms operating three or more COM
mercial vehicles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Exertion on Part Of Millions Of individuals

Men talk g6y about the coming Of better world No
the objective but high time that cha
enged the prevailing usefulness and pointed that better
world be achieved only through the total OF the efforts
of the industry be had
the asking from reluctant through
lifelong the OF millions Of individuals, each
trbutlng to the general welfare.
Those who deal the currency ideas who make
deemab about better world the that
hdte Than perfect universe because OF villains
home abroad They that material webeng
increased productivity which undamac
through sHppemenng the human muscle with
mcnt better tools They to overlook that material
bettermn springs from the results patient research and search
in the laboratories
They undervaue the contribution world betteent
by workers factories.
occupations and who direct them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Genesee County Near
Series { Bond Goal

FLINT. April 30-G esee
County is nearing it's Series +
war bond goal of S3.0O0.000 with
S207. $50 worth remaining 10 be
purchased 10 successfully conclude
the drive tonight. The county war
savings committee announced.
Subscriptions in the second war
loan drive are reported to be far
above the goal of s.. 1000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
CooIs Plates Quickly

Ford engineers d ci d e d to
quench and flatten the hot armor
plate in one operation. They
built dies resembling waffle
plates, dotted with hollow metal
pads. Each pad is drilled with
three to six holes. through which
water is sprayed This cools the
plate in less than two minutes.
The pads prevent buckling or
warping.
Thus, when the armor plate
energies from the press, it is
true and ready to go TO the draw
furnaces to complete the heat
treatment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Concoct Formula Which viii Assure Progress

The better world boys the impression that If gather
politicians and professors from various countries around az
table which excluded they
Will readily formula which will
think that eliminate the can't from discussions
will be improved Americans have the
achieve hard waythrough thrift and
industry They do need that benefits will be
handed down by government
World War l. especially Europe the degree Of disil
cnicism precedent Discomfort
between and performance The failure
the promised land led popular confusion and despair
the who exploited the
looming popular loss of self confidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Confer on CEILINGS

Discussions of used car CELL
ings are still going on between
the OPA end dealers. An OPA
representative in Washington
recently told a committee Of
dealers that a ceiling was conn.,
ing definitely and the sooner il
arrived. the less damage would
be done dealers.
Another meeting is scheduled
May a in New York on this SUBJ
lect and third in st. Louis on
May 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. April 30 CUPl -Todsys pay.
INK prices ~ growers tor beans
Pea beans s. so. light red kidneys.
s. So. dark red kidneys. IS SO. C.. r. e
yellow ewes SIS 50. C. r. e. light Gran.
berries. 81 30. C.. r. c. dark cranberries
S. 40.
Wheat 5iG1.53: oats so Sic: rye,
T5a 77C. six-rowed barley ls7a2 buck
wheat 81 67T270 corn. 9sc n 81; soy
beans 81 Sc
1Prices furnished by Michigan Bean CO }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Joins Publicity Firm

Ray Redman and Associates.
publicity coynSellors, today an
nounced that Miss Sally Sloane
has become an associate of the
firm. Miss Sloane handled pub
licity for Miami's Royal Palm
Club for eight years and also the
+Ritz-Cartton Hotel in Atlantic
City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
NyIon Yarn Price Cut
10 10 3 Cents Pound

NEW YORK. April 30-A re-
duction in price of Nylon yarn
and fake 10 fill military contracts.
effective al once was announced
by the Nylon division Of +. l.
du Pont de Nemours e. Co. Re-
duction on the more commonly
used yarns varies from a minimum
Of 10 cents per pound TO a maxi
mum Of % cents per pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
ChamberIin Metal
1912 Net S115,160

Chamberlin Weatherstrip Co.
reports 1912 net profit of S115,160
after Sl64000 for federal income
and excess profits taxes. Net is
equal TO SO cents a share. This
compares with net. after $4,000
federal tax reserve. of $140,821
or Sl.0S a share in 1941.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Thrift, Industry Hey
TO Better WOrId'

The spirit OF economic quackery is in the air.
In bidding Tor popular become
lonaDe 10 promise better world the struggle
These blue sky confined any political
party class Politically the become
bipartisan with the appointment Of Republican House
committee to study problems and with the creation
committees on postwar plans by business organizations
or this column entirely sympathetic with all
TO achieve orderly transition from
and has pioneered advocating such efforts But questions
wisdom the honesty OF labelling such humble
against threatened catastrophe better world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Dow Chemical Wins
Fourth t Award

The Army-Navy e. will be
awarded 10 the Dow Magnesium
Corp. plant at VelaSco. Tex, and
10 the Texas Lewiston of Dow
Chemical Co. az Freeport. Tex, for
their outstanding production Of
war materials. This marks the
fourth "E award TO be made 10
2ow-owned or operated plants
bee December %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Barron S Business
Index Off Slightly

NEW YORK. April 30 The
physical volume of business in the
week ended April "a declined
slightly 10 1853 from 1854 in the
preceding week, according to Bar
ron's Index, adjusted for long-term
industry and population growth.
A year ago this index was 124.6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30
Freight Loadings Up
1926 Cars in Week

WASHINGTON, April 30-Load-
ings Of revenue freight during the
week ended April "a totaled 1884,
1874 cars, an increase of 1926 cars
over the previous week. a decrease
of 81. 1913 from like week a year
ago and an increase of ". SGT over
the 1941 period, according TO re-
ports to the Association of Ameri-
can Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-30

profit for 1892 was S25s ssh after taxes
and charges, against 1877 l25 In 1871.
Air Reduction ca. and It's wholly owned
subsidiaries for the quarter ended March 81
report a net profit 81 81 100. 633 after
50 3o3 O65 for federal taxes. Net is equal
TO 50 cents share This compares with
81 SOS $50 or 80 cents share for the
quarter ended March 81, 1912.
American Ice 90. for the quarter endrd
March 81 reports a net loss ~ xl2f gpp
against net loss Of 1857 500 for the quarter
ended March 81, 1912.
Canadian Industrial Alcohol Co. Ltd.
February 2s Of S24T 500 after income ard
excess profits taxes Of SiJ5 65l. etc. Net
is equal 20 % cents share on the COM
bined Class A and r stocks. against S2st, :
673 or 23 cents a share on the combined
stocks for the six months ended FEB. Is,
1912.
General Foods Corp. and It's subsidiaries
FOR the quarter ended March 81 report a
net profit Of s.. 5I9 s92, after charges and
Sc 457 600 FOR federal and foreign income
taxes excess profits taxes and contingen-
cies. Net "a equal 20 50 cents a share on
the common stock This compares with
81 73T 4sl equal 20 20 cents a common
share for the quarter ended March 81, 1912
BoeIng airpIane GO. and It's subsidiaries
report 1882 net profit II s. 237 .s2i after
50 500 600 for contract adjustments and
indeterminate expenses resulting from war
time conditions reserve OF 500 800 $50 for
federal and state income taxes and excess
profits taxes, etc Postwar refund Of eX-
cess profits tax % 80 500 600 has been
transferred - A reserve for development %
postwar products and markets. Net Is
equal ~ Sass q share as against S6,1i3,
1i4 or s.. 50 I'm 1871.
Dixie Cup CO. for the I. months ended
net a L 81 Il
after federal income and excess profits
taxes. etc equal 20 - - share on
common. against 1870 300 or 81 IS COM
mon share for the II months ended March
81. 1912.
Pittsburgh screw and Bolt Corp. for the
quarter ended March 81 reports net proht
OF Sisi .172 after S72S GOO for federal and
state income and excess profits taxes. Net
Is equal 20 y cents q share. This com
pares with $685. S23 or p cents share Tor
1912 quarter.
standard oil CO. Of New Jersey and It's
subsidiaries excluding subsidiaries IN Great
Britain continental Europe, North Africa
gFe companies. report 1892 net prnht OF
Ss3 36l S20. after 81 600 600 reserve for
wartime contingencies and provision OF
$50 600 600 for estimated income and eN-
cess profits taxes Or. 50 06 share. against
net profit as reported for le41 ~ $40.
$40 ii9, after provision Of $50 0O0. 900 for
losses on foreign Investments and reserve
of $50 III 81 for Astimated income and
excess profits taxes OF S5.i5 a share.
Checker Cab Manufacturing Co. and it,
subsidiaries for the quarter ended March 81
report net profit OF S102 SOC. equal 90
% cents share. against net loss Of
$50 or I'M 1892 period
Pittsburgh steel Co. for the quarter
ended March 81 reports a cons 1Ndgted net
profit 81 $500 ici after 81 75S 500 for state
and federal income and excess PROFITS
taxes Net be- equal ~ 50 80 share on
the combined preterreds. agsins, S6i5,33i