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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
HoIIer in New Role

William r. lIoller. general
sales manager OF Chevrolet. does
quite a bit Of travelling these
days 10 keep his dealers cheered
and fighting. In his travels. now
done mainly by railroad. Holler
has found difficulty in getting
dining car service.
The Chevrolet sales chief is
usually accompanied by q staff
Of five or six. To solve the eating
problem on one Of his recent
trips, he had a large box packed
With edibleS, coffee in thermos
bottles, etc.
Getting settled in the draw
ing room. he took off his coat.
opened the box and started
dishing CIT the food 10 his aides.
About half way through his serv-
InC. two nice young things. about
IS. stuck their heads through the
door Of the drawing room and
watched Hollcr for moment.
Say. mister" yelled ono.
"have YOU got hot dog and a
coke ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Ke|Sey-Hdyes
Earnings Drop

Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co re-
ports for the quarter ended Feb
%, 1913. a net profit of S464 ,726,
after S1.S5S,90 for federal in
come and excess profits taxes The
net is equal under participating
provisions of shares 10 SIS cents a
share on combined Class A and
Class r stocks. Earnings for the
current fiscal year periods are be-
fore any credit for postwar tax
refund.
This compares with S65l ,032 or
S1.19 a share on combined stocks
in the quarter ended Feb. 2S,
1912. when federal taX reserve was
$l,058. 464. Net profit for the
quarter ended Nov. 30. 1912. was
$500. 237 or 80 cents a share on
combined stocks. when S2.024, 9i6
was set aside for federal taxes.
For the six months ended Feb.
IS last. net profit was S970,963
or SLIT share on combined
stocks, against 1901 .664 or $l64
on combined shares in six months
ended Feb. rs, 1912. Federal tax
reserve for the six months period
totaled $3,SS3,S50. against ST.
262 .265.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Vu|tee Merger
Wins Approval

NEW YORK. March Is (1NS)-
Stockholders approval had been
given overwhelmingly today 10 the
merger Of Consolidated Aircraft
Corp. and Nultce Aircraft. Inc,
into single company ranking AS
ono Of the largest aircraft manu-
facturerS in the world" il was
announced hp--TT,e,ff4- VI Gfrciler.
chairman both companies.
Ratification occurred at meet.
ingS of Consolidated stockholders
at San Diego. Cal. and Vultee
stockholders at Wilmington, Del.
The new company will be known
as Consolidated Nultee Aircraft
Corp.
The executive management Of
the new company is headed by
Girdler. chief executive officer
Harry Woodhead. president. and !
NJ. Laddon. executive vice presi-
dent. They held the same offices
IN the two separate companies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Auto
Graphs
Packard Engine
Builders Get Report
On Their Work
BY SILER FREEMAN

Packard workers take a great
deal OF interest in the exploits
of the famed PR boats. powered
by the giant marine engines built
at the +. Grand Blvd. plant. So
far they have had 10 get their
information by newspaper dis
patches.
But today they arc getting
a first-hand account on what
job they are doing with the
engines. 1t. Gomdr. A. r. Mont
gomery. who commanded
squadron of four PTS operating
out of Guadalcanal when il was
being beSieged by Japs, is back
with tales of his water cavalry. =
Comdr. Montgomery is no
stranger 10 the Packard work.
erS. On May 5, last, he partici-
pated in the award Of the "E"
cmblems 10 marine engine me-
chanics. placing one on the chest
Of Stephen Kmieciak. oldest en-
ploye Of that department, for his
department.
Since then the commander has
seen plenty of action and was
invaded home with malaria and
pneumonia. He is about 10 re-
sumo active duty again and Is
paying the Packard plant call
today before returning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18

APPLES Michigan hu. crates Us No
Mcr5o.b s IN ~ unless o. Otherwise o s,stsd
Delicious few So % Northern Spys. s2n
p. few higher. 81. ordinary 10 fair
81 25H l 90; steel Reds. So 3 IS; common
m mirage is ws.h ;99 90 box b 5s
licious faHcy So-l3ss 1885,. SOS and
larger, s. 30 "a S.; extra fancy ss-125s,
ANIsE Texas pony crates few. $3.50
ARTiCHOKES -So.72s xt@5
ASPARAGUS California pyramid
Cq9r[ dqa f 9Sa sNI oo.. Stock stock
dium 70 large. ss7s 30 small 10 medium
rs eos, S25oa275. fair quality. 81 rs Va
BETS Texas = crates 3.do,. bchs.,
BRUSSELS SPROUTS, California y
drums fair 10 generally sAod. 50 50n5 SO
GARBAGE Texas pa cAtes savoy type.
- 30 70 crates red-/cabbaEe 81 so
Flords = hu. hampers. round tyne, SO
! %; 50.lh sacks 81 IS.
CARROTS Csnf l.. A. crts s-doE
nchs $50, Tex / A. cr's s-do1. bchs..
best 50 s-do7 1928 = crts a. dor
bchs 1891 IS. bu baskets topped
washed. 50. 50; Cahf bu. baskets. clipped
tops - So
cAULIFlowER- Calf. pony crt.. II.
and larger. 50
CELERY Fla is.in cr,'. trimmed tops.
Individually washed. Golden Heart, t.doz
s. 6-doz.. $50 30; $40 doz.. s. 25u
3 so xx,s 50 Pascal, 2.doz.- Si.7ai- 2la-i.
-ENnivE Calif. -L--A.-erts-, 81 % : soi
Tex 2, Crts.. 81.
LETTUCE l. A cr,s Iceberg. Ari,
Yuma Dist some fair quality. 5-doz xh1
s 4-doz. s516 Phoenix Dist. j-doz.. or
LEAF LETTUCE -Hothouse. ln-Ib. bas-
kets Ohio. Mich, 81 30
MUSHROOMS Mich, qts Ao1 Sc,
MUSTARD Ga. IN. baskets. $50 Is.
sizes. s525; Fla Uirehound boxes comb.
grade Valencies 81 S2Tf as
PEARS Greg. box D'Anjous. extra fey"
i0O.l35s 81 80
PEAs Mex IN baskets 81 50
PEPPERS - IN. crts Mex Gait
Wonders. si2 Fla. world seaters, SO so
PiNEAPPLEs cuba crts.. 1866. s7a
POTATOES Maine seed stock iOo-lb.
sacks Green MIS- <j.25. Kstahdins. IS. 50;
North Dakota. s.; Nebraska Triumphs'
RADisHEs - Texas. pony crts.. $3.50
RHUBARB - Michigan dollhouse. cases,
fancy S7.5oIs.50.
sHAILoTs Louisiana hills. 2o-doa.
hchs fair To good. Sl51ls; crts., s-doz.,
SPINACH Texas. bu bsEts.. 81 10. car.
tons. dor. cellophane bags. washed Spin
sch. 10 o., $40 - oz.N $3.50, IS or.
S22s
STRAWBERRIES No supplies on the
market.
SWEET POTATOES -- louisiana IN.
crts Porto Rcan Vans. y. s. No. J. N75
ms fen N521. Georgia bu hskts. Porto
Rican Vans 81 rs bu. crts 4.75H j.:
New Jersey bu hmprs. L. S, No. Jer-
sets 1925
TANGER1NEs 49, Florida. IS bu. std.
boxes all sizes S2.S7
TOMATOES 10Th. cartons repacks me
dunn - Is. small size Si.75.
TURNIPs-TsRas, n crts., 5.doI., 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Majority Stock
Leaders Show
Minor Gains

NEW YORK. March Is CUP)-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with trading moderately ac-
tive. Bonds held steady. Cotton
futures opened unchanged TO 4
points hiCher.-
A majority of the leading shares
held at the previous close or made
small net gains Reorganization
rails were quiet with prices steady
TO firm.
AirlineS and aircraft stocks we're
steady 70 up slightly. In the for
mcr. United Air Lines cqualed its
high for the year al p "a, up Il
Eastern Air Lines firmed II "a
sc p. Aviation Corporation made
a new high at 54, up Il. while
Glenn l.. Martin and Consolidated
Aircraft were unchanged.
United Corporation opened ! ,000
shares al lbs. up Is. and later a
block of 200 shares sold at l
Commonwealth Edison lost a small
fraction, Consolidated Edison had
a small net gain.
In the rails, net changes gener-
ally were very narrow. Sears Roe
buck gained 81 20 65ss in the mail
order -shafeS-Pepsi-Cela-wa
slightly higher and near its high
for the year. Standard Oil Of Ind.
ana opened on a block Of loo
shares at 3llA.-up l.. 10 feature
the oils. HomeStake lost y tc
1915 in the gold mining section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Ads Tell N0rQe
Job for Victory

Gun =turEets aircraft parts ane
a host Of other vital implements
OF war arc now being turned out
in the Norge plants which once
made rcfrigeratOrs and household
appliances. President Howard +
Blood OF the Norge Division n
Borg Warner told i3 Norge deal
CrS AZ a meeting here.
MANY Of the products had 10
he radically redesigned from the
original model" he said. "And
in every instance, company
engineers were able TO simplify
the work and diminish the labor
necessary for production.
~ part of the company's ac-
tiVitics this year will he an
advertising campaign" Blood re-
vCaled. "to let the public know
what is going on over the Norge
production lines, not in spirit
of Dragging, hut just so they'll
know we are doing our part TO
speed victory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Suggests Aid
For Trust Firms

NEW YORK. March 1S-A rec
ommendation that an increase in
statutory commissions be allowed
to trust companies has been for
warded 10 New York State Legis-
lature by Superintendent of Banks
Elliott V. Bell.
At the same time Bell released
special report on trust depart
ment earnings and expenses
As group, corporate fiduciaries
are not conducting their personal
trust business at a profit. the re-
port states, adding that this
situation is due only in part 10
decline in yields on prime invest
mentS and 10 fact that trust COM
panieS have not been charging full
statutory rates on some Of the
accounts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
We're Off.
Airline Seeks Route From
Boston TO Moscow

WASHINGTON. March IS
Proposing 10 participate in trans
atlantic air trade after the war
Northeast Airlines. Inc, has filed
application with Civil Aeronautics
Board TO carry passengers, cargo
and mail from Boston 10 Moscow
and other European capitals.
The airline announcement said
the 5,000-mile Bosto n-MoScow
flight could be travelled in Is
hours at fare probably mo
greater than that Of a third-class
transatlantic steamship fare" The
Boston Moscow route would have
stops al Reykjavik. Iceland; the
Farce Islands: Oslo. Norway
Stockholm, Sweden, and Lcnin-
grad. Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor


The enterprIs ..r~ n. N'f-
Mn Tv,ch p.errr F-~er and
....-,,-. ,,..... .t-..f---
De'''0 ''''''
or us lhl'It>...-
henSlNc brochures '> i.H o.
"TT,e Stock survey.
49,, u.,, .fg,. .-4 ..-.-.
-, az ,rs.,.,f,--i ,.-.. 4- u..f.
ss Tho industry us "a Who'll. The
survey p0,r'S our '-Ht -rU..-
O0O dcpo>.tors have NOR. sham
SttH60nr10U00 .'rT mr. -T-T---- TT r
that large and small investors 0
every corner az The nation r.-
ceive dividends ac-r,-a'"- so'".
$500. 100000 a year from '".
nations banks.
One entire page is devoted 20
Detroit's "bll.or-to.'ar harh
,,d .,,o,- a.. u..,,, AND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Power Output
Rises Il Per Cent

NEW YORK, March IS
Amount of electrical energy dis
tributed by electric light and
power industry Of United States
for the week ended March 10, was
3.944.679000 kilowatt hours,
against 3,357.444.00O kilow tt
hours in the like 1912 week. an
increase of l7'2 per cent. accord
ing 10 the Edison Electric In
Stitutc
Output in the week ended
March 6 totalcd 1916, $4,000 kilo-
watt hours. against 1882, III .000
kilowatt houN in the similar 1912
period an INCREASE Of 1853 per cent
and in the week ended Feb. 27
came to 1892. $500 kilowatt
hours. against 3.409,907, 900 kilo-
watt hours a year earlier, an in
crease of LAP per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Hit Home Gamers

0PA geniuSeS arc actually
considering shipping a few
coupons out of your ration book
10 cover those homo canned
foods cleaned from your victory
garden.
The point value would be low
in comparison with purchased
foods, however. The suggested
plan calls for sure Ter OF
coupons when you apply for
additional sugar for canning
purposes.
Opponents claim il would dis
courage victory gardeners, but
proponents say it's tho best way
TO spread available food evenly
and fairly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Calls War Effort
Emergency DetOur

Though Of the theological implications Of the recon-
mendation plans by the National
Resources Planning Board should be vigorously opposed the need
for sympathetic and intelligent between
and business unwndn the wartime after the am
Stce should be overlooked
War governmental business and
undertake tho task of liquidation Of the producing machinery
Of and by itself.
Even if equipped do government policy in
political Of the world would determine
would SayaGcd
diSnoan tleOen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Super-Crash Truck

A new Super-craSh truck. de-
signed by the army engineers
corps.-ls-h cinE produced by tne
Mack Company on standard
truck chassis Aided by this
truck, the rescue crew can move
right into the cockpit or cabin
OF a blazing. plane. laying down
a screen Of fog After saving the
crew. the rcSCucrS can salvage
the plane by covering il with a
blanket Of chemical foam.
Everything on tho truck is
designed for speed quarter.turn
valves. high pressure pipes and
hose, qulck-action ladders and a
crank thatturnS the cooling fog
into a blanket Of foam.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
What's a Gentleman

Missing the other day was the
face of the courtly old fellow
who waited on tables in The
Esquire Room Of the Book. He
knew old Detroit as a waiter in
the old Pontchartrain Hotel and
would shyly reflect on the
changes in the City'S phySioc-
nomy over the past few decades.
And III never forgerhlS def
milton of a gentleman. ~
"You can always tell "A gentle
man. he said firmly. "by the
courteous way he treats those
who could never possibly do him
n favor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Farmers Market

APPLES-B aldwins. fancy, rs IN.
No. /. si@1.23 hu. Delicious, fancy. 81 p
f. nc 0u 90 sa No s si7sa
No. ?. 81 rs: Greenings. fancy, 81. 50 IN
No. |, s0c n Si.Zj; Northern spys. fancy,
81 50n2.75 bu.; No. I, Si.5092. No 2,
81 rs: Jonsthsns, fancy, S22 80 bu
No I, sl.5on2; No. 2, 81 steele's Red.
rancy, 81 .50a2.75 bu.; No. ]. 81 o0W2,
MISCELLANEOUS VEGETABLES -
Beets, topped, No. I, s2m2.5O hu. No. 2.
SIPS. Cabbage. No. !, S2.50m bu. No.
? 81 Red Cabbage, No. z. $40 ESQ bu.
Carrots. topped. No. 1, t2m2.3o bu, No.
q 81 30. Celery Root. No I, S2d2 SO bu.
French Endive. fancy. s2.25; No. 2, sSc n
81 5-lb box. Horsersdish. fancy, S. bu.
so. 1. 50. 5omf; No. 2 $3.50 Leeks No.
l. $50 doz. bchs Onions. dry, fancy.
SO IS 50-lb. sack; No. I. s2.25N 2.13 No.
e. 81. Parsnips. No. l. S3.25n 3. rs hu
No q So Parsley Root, No. I, 81 asa |. so
bu. Potatoes. No 1. N25n47S 100-lb,
sack Radishes, red. dollhouse, No. I, 81 ~
las dor. bchs. black. No. 1, 81 bu. Rhu-
choice. s5G Use: small. sini.25 do1 bchs.
topped, fancy, 81 bu. No, I. s2G2.50; No
2. SIPS. Vegetable oysters. No. /. 9oc p 81
don bcht
EGGs-Lsrge, Niai2.5o 3o.dor case.
medium s10nIi.
POULTRY Live hens. heavy breeds to
n fSo IN leEhorns. 10 n 3Sc springers, IS
y sc IN. lsghorns, ASA f0o N
HoGs-Dressed. medium, 90 . 3Se 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Jones Indicated Postwar Closing Of Plants

When became national policy 10 federal funds 10 create
plants facilities Jesse II Jones
his desire and apparently also that of his chethat after
the had been the doors the emergency plants which
provided would locked Mr. Jones
that this would preclude with whereby
government plants Mr. Jones careful TO explain that the
would that
the final decision would future Congress
National Resources Planning Board different
Instead Of regarding The adventure temporary
detou apparently regards II of life Accordingly
industry such basic fields aluminium
shpbuldng Likewise under Of
would apparently the the discretion
which dole Thus
the whmS of would tend determine the and
competitive position Of factors the industry!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Goal Should Be TO Restore Our System

postwar goal should the ingredients OF
economy this country the flourhnc the world
the has been licked
getting back the main highway OF Amcrcanr so that the
facilities the produce
things
relief for the hndmoSt but providing for tho needy
balance and
deprive the system of its handspring which consists Of nd
vidual incentives.
If theological warfare is kept out of the adjustments
Will the American people do
complicated and Challenging
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
c. & @. Vice President
Wins Promotion

CLEVELAND. March Is GNS)
Election Of A. T. Lowmaster as
executive vice president of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
was announced today by Carl r.
Newton. president Of the road
LowmaStcr has been vice president
and general manager of the c.
aid O
Charles ! Gcyer Of Richmond
takes The post Of general manager.
after S0-!car career with the
road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Government-Owne Plants Key to Situation

Much of the property defense plants is government owned
And policy will the rehabilitation OF
the whole effort after the has ended
Congress mood prepared 10 aimOS
phere and mood for working the complicated technical prob
lens Of postwar handling of The vast armament industry
From whole effort should be regarded
American
should he made the liberties of
citizens. This would postwar rehabilitation Of all the
machinery interfering with civilians and for
their lives II would signify end of would mean
end of business that
standby series OF arSenaS and desirable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
SAGINAW Markets

elGINAW. Marcn - -JPf A.fas.
paving prices o. growers frT ts1r'
Pea bears s. n. light req kidneys. So
darR red kidrsvs s.. C. r. O. yellow eyes
50 IS. e. p hEhi cran5crfsf So. e.. r. Co
dsrF eranbsrrirs s.
Wheat Si4snl 60 oats ff r1e, 80
VS. tic. "a s~srr nar'rv g1o7Fa ulr-
vhsst s. $40. ~ cr-- -sr SIS sH
hAHns g. "a
UPriess tzTss5,a b. zIra.gsn Bean CO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Gauen Is Named

From New York comes news
OF the formation Of a public in
formation committee OF the
Household Refrigeration Section
OF the National Electrical As
ISOLATION.
This committee Will report on
the important war production
activities Of the refrigeration
manufacturing industry and in
form the public on refrigeration
developments which will affect
postwar living, IT is stated.
On the committee is our
friend, Richard +. Dick" Gauen,
who so ably handlesNaSh-Kel-
vinator's public relations here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Tanks Offer Refuge

The two tanks being displayed
in front Of the General Motors
Building are serving useful az
well As ornamental purpose. In
yesterdays big wind sweeping
along Grand Boulevard. several
women waiting for buses took
refuge behind the armored mon
SterS
sure nice Of General Motors
to give us something 10 hang
onto In this zephyr" quoth one
as she hung onto the picket
fence surrounding the tanks with
the 3O-mile gale tuGging at her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Edison Nets 8 Million
After Tax Reserve

Detroit Edison Co. reports for
the y months ended Feb. 20, 1943,
a net income of $S,045,036 after
Sl2.l10,000 for federal income and
excess profits taxes. equal 10 81 PC
a share. This compares with SIP
107,275 or Sl90 a share in the
y months ended Feb. 2S. 1912
Whom TAX reserve was st. 265. 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Lost and Found

BLACK gray scotuc; no collar: nam.
"Lsnny, q w arr n-Gratiot. Reward.
olive 62ai
BOSTON bnndle bun male. hind In one
eye reward, Sisears $751;
CARD CASE Small sum money. return
contents, keep money. Reward. MUIR
ray $751;.
FOX TERRIER female license 72ss: near
Nj. Elliott. I-Mile road, 81 reward Ver-
mont 5-37O3
LOST-saturday March - lady's vain.
able dinner ring. west side local; x25
reward TIE. 2-392s
LoST-Two dresses IN Goodwin box! down.
town district. Reward. LenoN 6s23
PAIR Of brown suede gloves iron, Prov
dence Hospital. reward Hogarth. s25ay
PAIR silver rosaries on RYAN road be.
tween Dawson Mile; reward Twin
brook 2-0O5e
PEARL necklace. March ~ Contact Wi.
liam X. sheppard. Randolph 1910 Re-
werd
PLEASE return a and p IA. ration
books 10 Samuel Brown. lost al 90
Adelaide.
RED cHOW-"Ching Generous reWsrd-
1898 West Grand Boulevard Madison
1928
SOLDIERS Buioya vristwaich. brown
leather strap; downtown district reward.
Dawson 27ii
TRUCK sidsooard Vicinity Van nvLs %.
tween s-7-Mle, reward. Olive s3is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Gives Congress Another Whip Over Business

This would give politicians whip after the with
which In the
tmd By
reprsa through the other directions.
Under the politician would have the
allocate plants build inefficient competitor who
happened order the leader
the industry who snned through exercising the privilege of
criticism holders
particular politicians happen office when and
provision would necessarily abuse the
but do that danger would be inherent such
an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
GIN Buys $4,000
Shares Of Own Stock

NEW YORK, March 1S-Genoral
Motors Corp since the last New
York Stock Exchange reacqulred
shares report, has purchased 34,-
900 shares of own common stock.
Treasury holdings Of stock now
amounts 10 7607l shares against
LII shares Iormerly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Death notlces

FLORA March 10 Victor. beloved hu,.
band Of Mary Ann and fs'her 81 Mar.
Margaret and JACKIE son II Josiah ard
Lydia Flora Services / O'clock Friday
from the r. 9 a q. r. Harris Funeral
Home. 1881 Cass ave
POTRIKUS- Rose r.. beloved wife ~
Frank dear mother 81 Ralph Mrs.
Rernardine Carrette and Mrs Dolores or
char1 dear sister Of FAnk Ritter and Mrs
Theresa PspiecZ Also survived nv four
era ndchildren Funeral from residenc,
1856 Duhay Friday a. g. m IN Holy
Name Church At $50 a. N. Interment
MI Olivet Cemetery
RATIO Mary NJ. az 1920 Lemav. dear
wife ~ William beloved mother ~ Pr
vste James O. sutherland Services Friday
q. m az 81. Gregory3 Church Dexter
boulevard and Chaltontc. Friends please
call ~ The DIVA Wsta Funeral Chap,
1927 Woodrow Wilson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Hoskins Earnings Dip
As Tax Reserve Rises

HoSkins Manufacturing Co. re.
ports 4or-tt1e year 1912 a net profit
-or 1923. 400 after reserve of $500
600 for federal income and excess
profits taxes. The net was equal 10
S1.09 a share.
This compares with 2 net Of
S603 go or SIPS a share in l94l
after a S675, 1863 tax reserve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-18
Earnings

bridgeport Machine GO. rcpuris a 1859
net profit from operations of So. -77. equal
10 % cents a share on .l1u -hHfrs 90 ''..
per cent cumulative preferred After
provision ~ $500 600 fHf possible loss lr
liquidation n certain 'rvrr'uriee r,' ....
charged against earned surplus account f.-
the year was $2e3 Z23.
Central Power and Light Go. rrrorts for
lpAz net pTCtt Of l.a1H spa after Ilf.re
income and excess pruf'y taxes sr.#. '
xli.0 q . share On the combined per rrr'
and per cent prefrrrrf stocks T' 4.
compares with not ~ ST Tn6 $50. n.y. ST." o.
share on the combined preferred share.
IN 1851.
Community Water service 90. and sub
sidia ries report ~ 1852 ID -sf income ~.
tts7.127, equAl - Sil Sc share or .H.
81 preferred. This compares 0'r S''- fs'
1871.
North America 60. and subsidiaries. o.,
elusive ~ North American i-.si' a"
Power CO. and ~ sGbs.eisrcs rrr.r's fr
1872 net income ~ N1s r#u -.H 1'-.
fii e7s 77f provision Cor frfr-a. arf -'s'.
- zeaEzA- iz1es- St 621.4la -lr eyr.-s o. tr
taxes and appropriation hf --hsi'.a Oh
l,os0 900 for postwar at'as'wrrrs. So
~ equsl 20 81 - stsso ur the common.
National Lad 60. no, profit tor 100.
was 81 24e 370 after face-H' taxes, D.~Taf
ing with S5.3T5.6sS 10 lfal
Pacthc Public Ser,,r 60 rrort, fa
1al1 a nef pruft rf 81 500 -a sgl-. .
N cents q share m 'Ee rrr.rr. ae..r.
- .1sf, go or 70 cents er ,s, sr.w.. .'
1891.
J. c. Penney @. rrports for ia's Vi.
profit - SIS OTF I76 sf-Hr f.ffHs f.r..
ste. squsl - ~ IS ter.-r.- .sfsr. Tr"
compares WIN Sl7I2t lHt ar kE1f-.
shafe IN 1851.
YsunEstowr steel Door 90. aud sub
sidis -ies' 1852 gef r-rff uaF f-N. tr
equal % 81 IS SHARE against 81 t.f
~ - ~ share fr fsf- 70, -ff. F.-r
are subject 90 rereEatia'frr. rrur~ .tar.s