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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Farmers Market

FRUlTS-- Aprles Duchess fancy 81
b S9i s ,s,, 50 ~ s2a2 y
sasoaS 10 q S2q2.o Haeksber-.s,
No I. Sio0l2 2t-o' crate pIurrs Bur
bank ~. ]. S3.H014 rsf bus 40 2
81 So. Pears. sugar No 8. S3t bl
No ] s. 50ag So. $50 Q 81
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Gel
sry CaboaEs No :. $3.50 hu No. z. 81
Head Lettuce. 30 ? Si2t $50 20
No !. s. 56as eu'. ~ q So. rscsr1le
ie. !. s. 80 hu. Romano. 80 ], >.
vEeETABLr GRrrYs-csboas.
Sc l. sis6ai7S ~ Kais 80. s
Sl50U2 on Sorrei $50 J. Sl1l2S hu
Mustard SO J. 81 00c tg EJ.Nach. NJ
! 81 lo4225 ba sv7u fCtnrd. 80 /
sl55H2 n bu Turnp Greens. No. !
VEGETABLES tNnsccIareous Beam,
green fancy 81 bu 40 S2o2 80,
10 2. 81 Nay. fancy. So hu 80 J.
fancy 81 80 ha %e So 54-3. RsVts
punched No 81 - d7z hchs No
2 75c, topped No >. 81 30 bu Br1c.
.ou No s272 80 bu, .caobssss 10
bage. 10 / 81 so43 bu Curly cabbage
No J. 81 hu Carrots punched No T.
s. 2 sc doy hchs No. 2 Soc '0ppcd
No J. 81 1872 bu. CaulGower M T.
- y A" fN NNi.r thNt sou AflfiA y. ANNfN.
81 2501 90 d0g bchs so l. 50I 6bc
NJ ? Csc sweet corr No I Sis
2 Is 5-doz sack 10 g. So p Gu.
cumhers. sicers fo7ey - tu 40 T.
81 ? 80. 30 2 81 81 dUs. 40 S3u
hu ulCficrs fancy 81 hn 30 I
Sc 80 2. So fiu So. oocpSf Dor.
hchs EtFp.srt No S212so bu.
Koh'rabi SO. : &c 81 doz hchs Lceks
No T. 81 80 dnl hrht Okra No T.
81 % . ~ peck basket SO 2 81 sd Onions
green. fancy 81 ~ - d0z hchs 40
I. s5c 1 81 Onions drt no. s. fOn 4
5O-lb. sack. Parsley root, 80. !. 75c 70 81
dor hchs Curry parsley 30 T. Is SOC
dor hchs Pepper rrcer. 80. l. 81 70
2 fG IN So . $3.50 hot 81 50u2 bu.
Pimcrtos 80. 81 bu Peas No
bu. No 2. Is a0r Rad'rhes red
fancy 81 ~ dor hchs no. 3. 7jc1 81
No ? 5Oc l01C white 80 7lcG 81
do2 bchs. EuiahaZat Np T. 50 90 hu.
Rhubsrh. No J. go Tjc doz hchs sum
mef squash No I. 7bc0Sl D hu. No 2
soc, Italian squash fancy. 81 2. bu No.
I. 81 5003 So. 2 81 Table queen No.
I. Sl.5OH2 y bu Turrirs punched.
No Sinl so dor hchs topped. 30 J.
81 2511. 30 IA. tomatoes dollhouse, 40
J. 80 so lf-lb bask NO 2 81 So. out
door. fancy. 81 30 14-lh back No 2.
80 7bo Hens NON % SIC ib bron-
ers No. !, 35V %9c N. Eggs large. 30.
], Stf - 30Ad9z case. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Fashionable for Unions TO EMPLOY Economists

Needless all the bias not side 1t fashion
nowadays labor
and research directors Presumably their findings must
within the of policies Of the employing
This, a departure function
the whose according my
and onetme teacher the late Henry social
interpreter
Thus when the widely balShooed radio platforms discuss
public questions they should not be satisfied with ofseng
peludced
observer the conservative side The goal should
truth and basis finding There
should cultivated
detect the underlying harmony Of interests Of all productive
groups
The word conservative has become almost meaningless
label applied industry Aner
industry which the aggregate spends hundreds of millions
each research animated by recognition that nothing
life change On the other hand the
radical misapped reactonay" bark
TO the obsolete mdVcorian doctrines Of Karl Marx which
formulated before The miracles Of the power
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Auto
Graphs
en- Craftsmen Turn
Out Famed Mosquito
in Canadian Plants
BY sILER FREEMAN

General Motors craftsmen
were today revealed as turning
out the body of the famed Mos
quito plane by mass production
methods. The Mosquitoes first
hit the news for the raids on
Paris in broad daylight, then in
token bombings of Norway and
finally in the attack on the Nazi
Party rally.
The bodies are being made in
the Canadian plants Of GM and
swarms of the Mosquitoes are
daily joining in the attacks on
the Axis. The Mosquito cruises
at $50 miles an hour and has
amazing maneuverability.
The plane carries only two
men, pilot and gunner. The
latter doubles as navigator.
bomber and wireless operator.
There is no rear gunner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Throwback TO Conditions of Dark ACES

In the misuse Of the word Cooperative there tendency
TO afy 10 al Who oppose trends toward RECOMMENDATION
colecys which Liberal which represent throWback
Justification vocabulary
there tendency describe social type activity
which channels through The corOlary Of this
describe reaconary those forward looking who
slstenty battling individual liberty.
In tho of decision ahead
and be hoped that Americans win genius
look beyond meaning
Certainly 10 be permanent good neighbor all
that they permanently ride backs
ca andfa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
GRAIN
Prices OH
Upgrade

CHICAGO. Aug. 10 QNS)-
Grains were on the upgrade to-
Gay, turning higher after an easy
start.
Wheat moved up &c after open
lng unchanged TO '.c off before
meeting with important offers.
Last prices were &c 10 &c up
with September $l,43%.
Rye scored gains ranging IA
lie after dropping moderately 10
new SlX-weck lows. Last prices
were sc TO &c up and slightly
under the high.
Oats closed &c to sc up and
moderately under the high. Prices
were unchanged 10 &c oA~early
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Narrower Profits

Square d Co.'S sales continue
10 maintain a substantial gaHH-
over preceding year but earn
ingS are rejecting narrower
profit margins.
This trend which showed up
in 1912 again IS evidesr'-,,--rr-ttir-t,
statement for the first siX
months OF 1913 which showed
earnings Of 81 c. per share.
against S3.57 for the first hait
of 1912. Profits for the 1913
period are subject 10 rcnecotid-
ton.
Normally a manufactures al
standard commercial electrical
products, instruments and SINH
lar devices, the firm has taken
on heavy government contracts
for precision aircraft lnstru.
fTCNtS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Half Million Net
BY Federal MoQuI

Federal Mogul Corp. for the six
months ended June 80 reports a
net profit Of S50l ,262, after pro-
vision Of S1.625. 600 for federal
income and excess profits taxes,
based on the Revenue Act Of 1912.
equal TO S1,79 a share. This COM
pareS with earnings of S3l6523
or Sl.13 a share in the like 1912
period No provision has been
made for renegotiation proceed
Inrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Freight loadings Of
13,437 Cars in Week

WASHING TON. Aug. T.
Loadings OF revenue freight dur
ing the week ended Aug. Z totalcd
81 OF cars, d decrease of 13,437
cars from the previous week, an
increase Of u $50 cars from the
like week a year ago and a de-
crease Of 6428 from the 1871
week, according 10 reports 10 the
Association Of American Rail
roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Coftonseed Oil Use
Below Expectations

NEW YORK. Aug. 13-Domes-
tic consumption of refined cotton
seed oil in July Of l70,003 barrels
fell 40 1000 barrels below average
Of the trade estimates. This was
attributed 10 effects Of rauoning
program. smaller government pur-
chases and the fact that con-
sumers have been drawing upon
inventory stocks rather than plac-
ing new commitments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Fully occupied on war pro-
duction with backlog orders
which will take UP 10 Is months
10 fill. the electrical equipment
industry expects business 10 con-
tInue good in the postwar years,
Dow-Jones reports. One reason
for this belief is a u. S. Cham
Der of Commerce survey show
ing an immediate market Tor
major house o d appliances
amounting 10 $3.50, lS5 900 when
the war ends.
Appliances for home use.
whose manufacture has been
deferred during the war, offers
a market for electrical goods
makers as follows: mechanical
refrigerators, 1.715,000; washing
machines, 1850, 900; stoves,
labs, 600: vacuum cleaners,
100000: radios. 100000 sew
ing machines. $4,000; electric
irons, 1,Olo,OOO; electric Kitchen
mixers, 3S5, 900. This is the num-
Der of appliances which house
holders told the Chamber ot
Commerce they were prepared
10 buy after the war. Some OF
these figures are below prewar
sales rate so the actual volume
may be much greater.
On top Of this demand for Tic
appliances, a big demand for In
dustrial products is predicted by
General Electric Co.
While the industry expects
that its conversion problem viii
he relatively light because ITS
war production generally has
been in line with normal pro-
ducuon, industry leaders think
II may take a full year 10 COM
plete the full transition from
war production to peace.
Two Detroit companies which
will share in this type business
are Square . Co and Eureka
Vacuum Cleaner Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Deise|-GiIbert
Profit Doubled

DIESEL Wemmer Gilbert Corp.
for the quarter ended June 80
reports a net profit of S106. 1865
after provision of $4,000 for
federal normal income and excess
profits taxes. equal TO So cents
per share. This compares with
S53.773 or 2S cents a share in the
1912 quarter, when taxes totaled
$50, 500.
For the six months ended June
30 earnings totaled S21f.53s or
SLIP a share. against Sl25,s52 or
GO cents a share in the Like first
half Of 1912 Federal taxes were
S3l2, 900. against S129.5C0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
CoIorfuI Assembly Line

When the first stages of the
half fuselages are completed,
they are given two coats OF oil
and gas resistant paint and
filler. The inside is painted a
restful green and the outside a
light maroon, thus making for a
very colorful assembly line.
From here the half fuselages
are rolled to double conveyor
lines and all interior fittings,
instruments. etc, that can be
installed are put in before the
two halves are fused. This
eliminates difficulties encoun-
tered because of the cramped
quarters of the finished fuselage
and results in a considerable
saving of time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
BASED ON CONFERENCE

This finding was based on con-
ferences recently between a COM
mittee of ANPA directors and
Canadian publishers, newsprint
makers and representatives OF the
pulp and paper industry in
Canada.
The American group reported
10 the Canadians on the work of
the ANPA TO increase the cut
ting Of pulpwood in the United
States. especially the program
hacked by newspaper publishers
through a committee headed by
Waiter NJ. Dear, publisher OF the
Jersey Journal.
While urging increased pulp
wood production, the ANPA also
declared:
ut Is important that every
daily newspaper publisher, eSpe-
cially the larger users. exert
more than ordinary efforts TO
reduce their consumption below
what they are entitled 10 use
by War Production Board
order LAO restricting the use
OF paper.
1T Is not sufficient that CON
sumption be brought into bal
ance with produc o n--con-
sumption should be brought
below present production and
stocks on hand maintained un-
frnnafrad and fucraasad "a fara
the unknown available wood
supply beth i'm the United States
and Canada TO care for the
multiplicity Of uses az wood
Members Of the congressional
committee are Reps. Lindley
Bcckworth (D) Of Texas. Lyle II.
Boren ID Of Oklahoma. chair
man, and Charles a. Wolverton
RI OF New Jersey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
SEC Grants DeIistinq
OF Webster isenIohr

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-The
Stock Exchanges application fcr
permission 70 strike from llStlrg
and registration 500 par value Z
per cent cumulative preferred
stock Of WcbSter-Eisenlohr. Inc,
was granted by SEC. Exchange
said distribution of stock is IN
sufficient 10 make further deal
ingS advisable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

neer of the road machinery divi-
sion. I. c. Moreau was assigned
the duties of chief engineer of the
hoist and body division j. z
Monahan was placed in charge OF
all hydraulic engineering.
1.-The four CIV engineers who
were promoted have been In the
employ of Gar Wood Industries,
Inc, for many years and have a
noteworthy record of engineer
ing achievement which justified
their advancement in the COM
pany," stated Wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
|. 5. Engineering
Wins Maritime M

Lake Shore Engineering Co.
of Iron Mountain. Mich, was
awarded the Maritime Commits
sion's M award for excellence
in production Of cargo winches,
j. s. Moon. district manager in
charge Of the firms Detroit Office,
revealed today. The, ceremony
for the firm. the only Michigan
company among seven receiving
the award. is scheduled at Mar.
quette next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Saginaw Markets

SAGINAW, Aug. 10 tUPb-Today's pay
Ing prices 10 growers for beans
Pea beans s. 500: hNht ret Kidneys.
IS so dark red kidneys s. So cFC ge
low eyes. So as ere. Nrhf Cranberrcs.
s. 40 ere. dark crarberrles S110
Wheat Sis ~ So. oats. fgT5c rye.
~ eac siXrowed barley. 81 - o..
huckwheat 81 9702 corn. 81 1857 15.
SOY bcaps 81 IS
tPriceE furnished hl Michigan Bean co, B
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Writer Called TO Present Business Viewpoint

For example this writer infrequently called upon
the business viewpoint the viewpoint
controversial economic and political He invariably
explain
sectional partial viewpoint problems
a whole objective
The need is to develop objective yardcs for observing
conditions and trends National bookkeeping endeavo
TO present Xy picture of the dynamic realities and neither
radical than efficient The
of the national ledger has obligation his
and not conne himself exclusively those facts"
which acceptable the Manufacturers Association
Chamber of Commerce the hand the unions,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

engineer of Gar
Wood enginee :
in G d e par t.
ments. Shaef-
fer, previous to
his present as
signment. was
chief engineer
of the road
machinery di-
vision.
A. c. Evans
was promoted
IN chief erpi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Great Managers First Accumulate Data

If public affairs used the techniques
business employ corporate ventures
Great managers, in facing decision, first accumulate the
data and then draw reasonable conclusions
available
of technique
from the hystera of the diettanes the
Unfortunately, the
hold nationwide meetings which frequently
crystalline differences
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Name New Director
Of La Sale Wines

Fred J. Winckler, partner in
the brokerage firm Of Shader.
Winckier Co, is the newly elected
director Of LaSalle Wines and
Champagnes, Inc, replacing c. E.
Thoms Of Lansing who resigned
because of illness. All other Of
hcers and directors were re-
clcnfnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
RUST DAMAGE

Damage from rust and the ef-
fects of heavy spring rains, &C
cording TO Borum, have reduced
the expected yield Of winter wheat
10 an estimated 1870 bushels per
acre, 20 bushels below the previ-
Gus month. as bushels below last
year, "a bushels below the 10
year average and the lowest since
1884.
Borum placed the state average
yield af re at lis bushels per
acre. 30 Bushels below a year ago
and the lowest since 1886 and 1887
When the average yield was lis
bushels. Below-average yield pros
poets on July ! for oats and bar
ley we're reduced still further this
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. o, Aug Is (INsl-Cash
grain on track:
WHEAT-No 2 red. Si.70h Amy,
CORN-No. ? yellow, Si.05u i.o7; No.
yellow. 81 .04n los
oATs--No. 2 white, 7ih972he; No.
2 white Sc n 7li4c
soYBEANs-No. yellow, s1.70i1 Q
-Sl.Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
ruICACo CASH CHAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. % WHEAT
40 2 mixed tough, Si.46A No. mixed
tough 81 50.
COE%-&0ne
OATS No ] mixed. 70M u ME. No. 2
rrixcd 79ts "a ia No white. - .. Il
72tsc 10. white, $50 10 &c, No. &
white. 6Sf6siAc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Business Technique
In Politics Urged

These epic times when important history making
Accordingly Americans should take "blinders"
and look dispassionately at the realities.
In facing crucial decisions should
reaconay" radical" spectace but through
the eye glasses Of objective fact finding
Too much stake follow the using pol-
cal labels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
AGAR Wood Men
Win Promotions

L. s. Wood, vice president in
charge of engineering, Gar Wood
Industries. Inc, has announced
the appointment of George D.
Shaeffer TO the position of chief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
EFFECTS OF SHORTAGE

The committee is investigating
the effects of the newsprint short
age on newspapers and maya
zines.
The ANPA statement that a
critical shortage of pulpwood was
faced by the two big North
American countries paralleled
declarations before the committee
that further declines Of the avail
able supply Of paper appeared
probable unless the pulpwood
industry could obtain more man.
power for cutting wood.
The ANPA stated maximum
efforts were called for 10 cut a
total of 100000 cords of wood
in addition TO the present produc-
tioa rate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG Aux 10 QNSb-Wheat
closed sc % &C down today, oats and
barley unchanged, rye &c 70 q, e Up.
WHEAT - October 81 0g u n o9t. De-
cenher 81 03 p Did MAY, 81 90 n ne < q.
OATs-October and December, SIN c
bid
BARLEY-october and December. s4A c
bid.
RYE-October. e2Hc; December, e2i. q
% &c. NAY. 93Nc BID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Publishers Tell
U.S., Canada Of
Need for Paper
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-Govern-
ments Of the United States and
Canada must give greater recog-
milton to the essentially of the
wood pulp and paper industry
not only 10 a avert a calamity
but also serious impairment OF
the war effort"
The American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association so stated to-
day in bulletins 10 its members
as hearings before congressional
subcommittee began at the Hotel
Waldorf Astoria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Livestock Markets
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 10 ,INs)-CATTtE
200 steady, steers good 10 choice, Sls9t
1853 medium 20 good. SIS SOC 16: COM
mon Sl2 SO IS. heifers good 20 choice,
S156l ~. 50 medium 70 good. Sl2. so q IA
common % medium. 50 n II; cows, good 20
choice, 81 p y: medium % good, $40 II
Gamers and cutters So 30 $3.50: bulls,
good 20 choice Sii . if.50; common 70
medium. Sl3G IA; grass steers. Sill IA so.
HOGS-150 active and steady; ie0-is0
lbs So e0a1515, 10000 lbs. SIS. i5d
1925: 200-22O lbs Sl5.l5Ii5.25; 22O-250
lbs Sl51l6.25 25O-290 lbs. Si4 500 Is;
2ea-5t4- lbs Si4@ IA so; l00-l50 lbs,
Sl3 50G14.30: roughs. S12 so 1925.
fTffi-T-T-77 f-1Ts FrFdryt CNolce laNlbsf
Si4T5ri3 %; medium m good. clipped.
81 5ON 70 30: common lambs. clipped SIS
~ ewes. clipped, S5g7 wethers, clipped.
SOUS
CALVES--i00: steady on choice. others
slow and weak. good to choice, SIG so n
1880 medium 70 good, Si3g IS eulls and
common. san.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
EARNINGS
TAIRCUITn AVIATION

TAIRCHIID AVIATION CORP.
SIX months ended June 80.
1919 1912
Ne profit S7l3.3s4 S5Te 037
Per share 81 Il Sl.T2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
CHICAGO

HoCs-iS nnn. 10 70 10 cents higher
Top s15. hulk. 14.40n Il. 90 hesvies,
S1f.35u1f.7b. mediums. SIS. s0H1S lights,
S14.f0 ni4.e5: Eight lights si42Qq14.75
packing sowe So Is n rs; pigs. S12n -.
CATTLE 900 steady. Calves. 400
steady Beef steers. choice. SIS so n IS %
medium $3.50 $3.50; yearlings Si2 50 n
IS Is, Butchers heifers, Sl1Nls; cows
s. 5OGlS.75 bulls Sl1g i4.75 calves. 81
us: feeders Sll q IA stockers. steers,
Sl21 Il 50. cows and heifers, SO q l3. SO
SHEEP, 500 steady. Lambs. Sl3 T5
T18.s0; common, Sl2G 1878; yearhngs
Si2 10 50. feeders. Sl3Q Il, ewes, s.
n I %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

HoIu~GFR CO.'S. GOLD NJ

% IUUILt tlIta aNHF %
1913 1852
Fs'im nsi pr0iit s. s15.4T3 S2.267 q
Per share SIC az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Equal AUGUST, 1912

Only wild hay and pasture
equaled the unusually high re.
ports Of August l last year, he
added
Borum said that the composite
condition OF Michigan's principal
field crops was 75.9 per cent Of
normal on August J. compared
with 89l a year earlier and the
lowest for August ! since 1886,
when II was 63.2.
Official estimates for August !,
however, show improved pros
poets as compared with the prcvl-
Gus month for field beans and
potatoes; no change for corn, flax
or hay, and lower yields for
wheat, rye, oats and barley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Michigan Field
Crop Prospects
AT 7-Year Low

LANSING. Aug. 13 up
Field crop prospects in Michigan
are at the lowest level since the
drought year Of 1895, it was re-
vealed today by the federal-state
crop reporting service.
{. J. Borum, agricultural stats
tician Of the service, said that
with the exception of spring
wheat, buckwheat, potatoes, field
beans, hay and pasture, the re-
ported conditions Of the principal
crops are below their respective
l0-year averages for August !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
unI1n CARRnNIc CnRP

NaaT.EI FINEU ITiIlE v"
1q43 1912
Cons net profit Sfo3.456 ssh fS
Per common share bic %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
MeGRAw EIECTRIc co.

Twelve months enaed June 30.
1913 1912
Net profit Sses 075 Sl.4sT sos
share earnings 81 IS So -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
KoPPERS co.

Twelve mcLtts er4ec June 30.
1888 1852
Net income Si2f61e3 S56ts go
Per cc-amcn share $50 81 40
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