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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Farmers Market

bu.: No. /, siql. rs bu. Delicious. fancy.
S3.30p4 bu.; No. /. s2a2.50: No. 2.
81 80; Mcintosh. fancy. s275a3 bu. No.
I, 81 .75u2; No. 2. SI25; Greetings. fancy.
81. 50 bu.; No. 1, s0c a si.25; Northern
Spies. fancy, So 509275 bu.; No. !. 81 rs
n rs; No. 2, Si.25; Jonathans, fancy.
81 75u3 bu.: No. /, 75a225: No. 2.
81 %. steele's Red. fancy, s393.25 bu.;
No. /. S2a2.50: No. 2 1928
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
French endive. fancy, 81 rs 5-lb. box: No.
1, S1.75: No. ?, 81
MISCELLANEOUS vEGET TABLES
Beets, topped. No. J. s2U2.5O bu. No. 2,
SIPS. Cabbage. No. l. S2.50d3 bu. No.
g. 81; red No. 2, s2g2.50 hu. Carrots.
topped. No. /. si.7Su2 bu.; No. 2, $50.
Celery root. No: /, s2g2.5o bu. chives.
So ou.' No. l. s35oga; No. 2. 81. so.
onions, dry. fancy. s3u3.5O 5b-lb. sack;
No. /. 81 50n275: No. 2, si.75a2. Pars-
nips. fancy, 81 5043 bu. No. /, Si.75D
AIS; No. 2. $50 Parsley root, No /,
sl.25 q !. so bu. Potatoes. No. !, $500
5 IO0-lb. sack. Radishes. red, dollhouse.
No I. xld1.25 doz. punches: black, No.
l. 81 bu. Rhubarb. dollhouse. fancy. 80 %
zoe 5-lb. box; choice, soc; small. $40
LIS doz. punches. Rutabagas, No. /,
81 50g2 bu. Turnips, topped, No. /. 50
a $50 bu.; No. 2, 81. Vegetable oysters,
No. l. SOc n 81 don. punches.
EGGs-Large Si2 q l3 3o-doz. case: me-
dium. $40. 50Q11.
PoULTRY-Live. hens. heavy breeds,
AZ n 46c ID: leghorns. IS n 40c ID broilers,
sou 35c ID; leghorns. 42a45e ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Prospects for The Domestic Civilian Market

Likewise the activities of the board OF economic warfare in
the field Of textiles and apparel could be reviewed light OF
conditions and for the domestic civilian market
Similarly former Gov Lehman plan for stockplng etc. could
be studied
Businessmen remembering supplies OF textiles
and that released the last deny that there
need OF beginning accumulate for post
rehabilitation. Those this
normally capacity textile allied produce
exceeds the affective demand.
Those who want to shape circumstances rather than submit
academic further that production
the easelend and for other
should be atned the that already exceeded
resultant frustrated freight
They contend that where the release
textile products the civilian trade they have recently
released foOduff and that they further contribute
orderly through letting demand which
justified a realistic of strategic requirements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
VERY TENTATIVE"

/ Morgenthau, termlng the inter-
national sterilization program as
very tentative informed re-
pOrters that 81 United and Allied
nations had been invited 10 al
tend forthcoming economic CON
fercnceS at which the subject of a
world sterilization plan would be
discussed.
He declined 10 say how long the
fund would remain in operation
after the return OF peaceful trade.
. but declared that it should con-
Iinue as stabilizing force lust
as long as it would serve use
iul purpose"
( President Roosevelt. at a press
conference, asserted that all kinds
of legislation would be needed TO
carry out the treasury program.
Morgenthau said that while many
of the detectives could be
achieved under powers of the
present sterilization laws, the adj
.ministration would not enter into
any program without congress
SiOnal sanction in the form Of
APPROVING legislation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Outlook for GIN

ALSO Of interest on the auto
motive front is the earnings
outlook for General Motors
Corporation.
Probable production OF war
goods during the next year or
two is seen somewhere between
three and four billion dollars
year Government price and
profit policies is holding GM
earnings al about 4i2 per cent
or sales.
Applying this figure 20 the
projected output, we find that
GINS potential wartime earn
ingS range only between 50 and
81 a share
ON the bright side Of the
picture are the postwar reserves
being built up. which. along
with an almost certain good
automobile market. should bring
a sharp revival in the earning
power OF the corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Essential TO Hold Line on Civilian Economy

There is growing feeling that in the interest of the
effort itself essential hold the line the civilian
avoid further needless deterioration Thus
developing the theoretical Purtan who take
the that good thing for the people suffer
Likewise there questioning TO whether the economic
mated
give voluntary cooperation The unchecked drift
stands the methods employed
World War
Referring the earlier episode Herbert Hoover who
served food administrator the last told that
whenever the government called citizens to exercise on
they responded but oveesponded Harry
L
popularity credited with advocacy compulson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

AT least one of the independ-
ent car manufactu RS is pretty
definitely out of the postwar
automotive picture.
The other day. W. +. Rock
well. president and chairman of
Hupp Motor Car Company,
stated that much of the ma
chinery and equipment for
merly used to manufacture cars
was sold prior 10 reorganiza-
ton and that it would be inn
possible to re-enter the field
without large expenditures.
He did say. however, that the
corporations affairs will be
handled so that Hupp will have
place Of its own in the
manufacturing field.
Rockwell further pointed out
that the firms mortgage pay
mentS had been reduce d
through refinancnig.
Late last year. the 1865 $50
balance Of the RFC mortgage
was refunded through a local
bank and payments slashed
from $4,000 a month 10 SIS, 200.
In addition. the interest rate
was cut from 4 TO 2i2 per cent.
Pay m ents were secured
through assignment OF income
from a long term lease and
Rockwell said that combined
rentals on the comPauys prop
critics amounted TO S3l6,393
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Conference Of All War Agencies Suggested

Those familiar with the personalities and which
shape Washington would like
Sterilization Director Brne call Of all
which demands the supply Of textiles and
apparel At such meeting Donald NJ. Nelson Of
War Production Board Prens M Brown, chief OF the OPA
James " FOrreSa undcrSecTeary Judge
underecretay Edward lend-ease admin
Rtrator Herbert H. Lehman charge rehabilitation Milo
Perkins director
senatVes OF civilian should be
If these together and mpca
tcns of the outlook apparel argued that each would benefit
what : could be
what the needless and frivolous
the claimant could be asked determine what could
contribute avoiding disruption industry 1t has been
suggested that reviewing their relation
shipping facilities. could
mills and other facilities period work civilian
Suuu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Apparel RaliOninS
Not Imminent i'm Us.

WASHINGTON, April Through the foresight and
overall coordination business the employ of the
FEDERAL government on the procurement side to shore
CIVILIAN needless further Shriveng
The issue will be tested the apparel which
unraoned and which high authorities publicly declared will
unraoned
In spite of the has been reported
that the OPA has the machinery ready for ang down the
apparel industry when and if
Despite the OF fLnda-
menas supports the official that apparel raonng
not imminent Certainly nothing in the statistical position OF
materials would such action before October
But, instead Of drifting there sentiment well
informed
obvate any conceivable need for Tationng apparel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Market Moves
|rregu|ar|y in
Active Trading

NEW YORK, April 7 CUP) -
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today in active trading. Bonds
were firm in moderate turnover
Cotton futures opened 2 points
higher TO 2 points lower.
Bethlehem Steel opened at 90
up IS and within small fraction
of its high for the year while u.
S. Steel eased Il point 10 58%
Gold mining issues were firm with
Dome Mines at 22ts up u and
Homestake Mining 80 up u. South
American Gold a. Platinum opened
! 500 shares at AS unchanged.
Patino tim Mines and Kennecott
Copper had minor advances.
Packard opened $500 shares at
"A up = and a new high. Radio
Corporation opened 5000 shares al
l0l2 unchanged; Aviation Corpor-
alton 5000 at SIS up u; Ameri-
can Water Works. 1000 at In. up
Is: Baltimore a. Ohio. 100 at 10
up u and equal TO the years high;
Continental Motors. 1900 at 6l2
unchanged. and Curtiss Wright,
| 500 at 9ls unchanged.
Armour of Illinois opened 1000
shares at 5i2 off Il followed by
a block of 5000 shares AT the same
price
General Motors held at the pre-
vious close. In the railroad sec
ton, prices were steady 10 firm
with New York Central fArly ac-
tive. Consolidated made a new
high in the oils. Douglas gained
| 10 6S24 in the aircrafts Con-
Solidated Edison made a small gain
in a steady 10 firm utility list.
Loew's was off nearly point in
the amuSementS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Detroit Produce

4 Apples Michigan bu. crts. L. s 40 /
Zlr-in. min. unless otherwise stated Nc
generally good, Sl.7ja2.l5: Northern spys.
~ 2j ? 10; fair 10 generally good. SIS. 5
! ~; few fine quality high as S3.25; Steele
Reds, 50 3.2j FAR 50 2 30; Washington.
fancy. s4.l35s. So as; Washington I'D.
hskts.. Vinesaps, ~ in. min. comb. extra
fancy and fancy. 81 500 3.65.
/ AsPARAGUs-Csl California, pyramid crts.
i-doz. bchs., fancy, S5.50r5 extra fancy,
s. 50I G. 50: loose stock. med. Si.50A5.
CADOS--Califoruis, fats. Fuertes,
/ 2o-ans $2.60a 275. fair quality. 20-Jos,
BEETs-Texas. y crts. doz bch.. 81.
best, S2.75a3; fair S225G2 SO.
+ BROCCOLI--Pony crts.. Arizona, S71j;
California. ss.25Ts.50.
CABBAGE-Sew stock: Florida, 5Q-ib.
sacks. round 50 SO: poorer lower; ~ -hu
hmprs fair to good. S3ui; Savoy 81
CARROTS-canfornia, Los Angeles crt,.
6-doz. s. SOFAS .25 few fine quality. $3.50.
Texas Los Angeles crts. s-doz. bchs
50 49, %, 50-lo. sacks. few. Si.75. hu.
cACLIFLowER- California. pony ert..
~ and larger: fair to good, S3a3.75.
CELERY Florida, Ism. crts, trimmed
tops Individually washed a. 50n375:
6-iOs $3.50 "a I: ks best, $50 3.2j: Pas
cal 2-doz., 50. 80 = {; 2igi doz. $685.;
few 50 so So and 3maler s. 1919.
CUCUMBERS- dollhouse Indiana, boxes
l-doz. ks. 81 80: extra fancy SIS:
fancy. 50 specials and No Is Sis: OHIO
boxes l-dz fancy SO extra fancy.
EsCAROLE- Florida ~ -bu. hmprs. 81
GRAPEFRUIT Florida wire bound
boxes comb. grade. white. all sizes. So -
80. Texas Marsh Seedless comb grade
at sizes Wlrc-huund boxes. 50 50I37J.
Marsh PirkS standard boxes. $3.50.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates iceberg
Arizona an sections, as doz best s.. IS
tf % few Sd 30. fair 81 a0ua
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse. i0-rh bas-
kets. ONO and Michigan, 81 25ri.35
MUSHROOMS - Ohio pints. So1 25c,
. Michigan quarts 30 joc
ONIONS Michigan 5O.lb sacks yepows.
medium 50 2Sq230
RANGES-California standard boxes
nayes, SA.27, all sizes Florida wire-t0und
boxes comb. grade Vslencias and Pine
apples. hest 81 10 i.60 uostlN s.: 80 =
grsde So so. D. box hays. comb grade.
few sales. best. 81 - " .; fair condition 81.
PEAES-OreFOr boxes D'Ar3ous fancy,
Al lsRes. $50 %; extra fancy all sizes.
= PEPPERS ~ .bu eta,es Calf
forriN Wonders 81 FLORIDA California
Wonders 81 II, 5O;0 World Beaters siit
POTATOES -ioo-Ib sacks. Mainee se.
lected seed. S43 Maine. certified seed
S4.t7 g 5o7' Wyoming TriumPhs, selected
sHALLoTs-Louisiana barfeis. fair 90
good. So so %; crates, do2.. s.; doz.
$3.50
sPINACH-Texas bu. baskets. si854
/ ! 50. cartons. doz. cellophane bags
washed 10 or. 81 -
STRAWBERRIES Florida Miss.onarys.
36-pint crates 50 sou 10. poorer. lower.
SWEET POTATOES Blu crates. T..
40 I Porto Rican yams. Louisiana. s. IS
North Carolina. bu baskets. Porto Rcsn
vans S.. fair. 50 so.
TOMATOES - lO-lo. cartons, repacks.
medium 81 IS: small. N.75
RTTABAGAS - Canada. 50-lo. sacks.
waNed 50 IS plain. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Stockholders Party
200 Of Observation-Disclosures Owners" Discuss
Annual Report With Executives at Luncheon

NEW YORK. April 7--Raybes-
tos- Manhattan, Inc. gave com
ing out party" for its stockholders
= ne of Nthe city's leading hotels
L to get better acquainted with
them.
Luncheon was served TO more
than 200 shareholders. Sumner
Simpson, president, read a state
ment which traced the company's
development. He reminded share
holders that management wanted
10 be "catechiZed and criticized II
we deserve IL.
Up TO this year the company
held its annual meetings in its
executive office.
Simpson reported the companys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

ger of the old Detroit City Gas Co.
All officers of the company were
reelected. Besides Voolfolk they
are: first vice president and gem
eral manager of the Grand Rapids
district, Glenn r. Chamberlain;
vice president and general mana
ger of the Detroit district, John
w. Batten; vice president, secre-
tary and treasurer Adam KurtZ;
vice president and controller,
Henry futile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
AMERICAN PROPOSAL

Under the American proposal,
participating nations would agree
10 have their currency set in a
fixed relationship with that OF
other nations by the international
sterilization board and agree also
not 10 re-valuc their currenci2s
without the consent of that body.
Participation in tho fund would
be retained byo the United States,
MoTgcnthau cclare as this
country would be the largcs t
single participant in the venture.
While Morgenthau confined MS
discussions TO the United States
proposals. it was earned that
other nations. including Grea II
Britain. were formulating similar
programs for postwar stabiliza-
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
BRITISH PLAN DIFFERS

The British ogram. il was
learned, differs from the United
States plan in that no interna-
tional fund would be created. but
nations would pc "allocated' in
ternational m onetary trading
quotas in proportion with their
traditional world trade situation
exporting nations receiving cred
its. and importing nations receiV-
ing debts
Under the British plan, an an
truai average Of world trade dur
ing the three years immediately
preceding the war would be used
as basis for allocating the trad
ING quotas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
US. Outlines
P|dntoStabiIize
World Currency

WASHINGTON, April 7 GNS)
u. S. government officials to-
day confidently went ahead with
plans for a United Nations eco
homie conference as Treasury Sec
rotary Morgenthau disclosed that
America may contribute upwards
Of 81 1000, 600, 900 10 proposed in
ternational fund designed 20
stabilize the currencics Of all ma
tionS in a postwar world trade.
The fund, 10 total at least
s., 900, 100000, was explained al
an extraordinary press confer
ence following Morgenthau'S APP
pcarance before closed sessions of
Senate and House committees 10
outline the proposal which would
put the world back on the gold
standard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

FLINT. April = Members of
the Sixth District Victory Fund
Committee today were urged TO
stress purchase Of The long-term
26-year-old war bonds which yield
two per cent interest.
Emphasis on this type Of bond
was urged by +. X. Hoover, Michi-
gan regional manager Of the Vic
tory Fund Committee, in an adj
dress before district committee
members at the Flint Institute of
Arts.
Bankers were asked 10 solicit
depositors to purchase the long
term bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
PITI~HI RGH

PITTS BURGH. April s GNSl
80. steady Steers choice, SisI Il /.
medium % good Sl5l5 n IS 75 common.
Sl2 5Gu13. heifers good 70 choice. Sii %
common. SO 25ul1.T5: cows good 70 choice
Sil 81 " - so. medium 20 good. Sl0T IL
Gamers and cutters. 81 10; bulls, good
10 choice. Slip15. common TO medium,
SlOrfl2 -
HOGS 300 active and 25c lower 100
fsg lbs. SIS 500 10 10000 lbs. s1j. On
10 2O0-22O lbs SI5 so 70 10; 22O-250 lbs,
SO 80 pl6. 25O-29O lbs SIS so - Is 50
POO 80 lbs SIS 80 IS 50: l0O-l5O los. h.,
SIS Is SO: roughs 25ft1525.
SHEEP $50. slow. Choice lambs. SIS 70
n 1879 medium 20 good. Sl4.75H u.s.
common lambs. So To- ewes. IS. 50 n 10
wethers. SSH; clipped lambs, $3.50 q
IS So
CALVES 100: slow ard soc lower Good
Ito choice $40 II: medium 10 good, $li
r. Is, culis and common, SIS q 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Long Term Bond Edison Output
Purchase Urged tdses in Week

Power output for the Detroit
Edison company for the week
ended April 3 totaled 1856, O0O
kilowatts, a decrease of IL per
cent compared with the previous
weeks total of 97,72S000 kilo-
watts, but gain of III per cent
over the like week last year. when
the total output was S2.5l0,000
kllowattS.
Estimated industrial sales for
the week totaled 51.6lO.0O0 kilo-
waits against 81. $40 900 kilowatt>
in the previous week, decrease
of siX-tenthS OF ] per cent. Total
gain over like period last year
when total sales were 40.32S, 00C
kllowatts, was rs per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Death KneII Seen Sounded TO Small Businesses

In support of this thesis pointed that disruption of
the textile and apparel trades Will sound death hne TO thousands
Of small which already been severely
hurt 1t would argued wreck the of New York City
and other textile and apparel centers.
1t would make difficult for department and other
retailers which already deprived hard goods
and many other directions Coupon rationng of apparel it
should be found would be difficult of enforcement
black markets would flourish S alleged
Coupon raoning of apparel argued would camor
quality products would low
understood already been
manifest in shoes shoe raoning started.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Winekler Resigns

Fred J. Winckler OF the
brokerage firm of Shader-
Winckler Co, called 10 tell me
that he had resigned as a di-
rector Of the Investors Fairplay
League while / was out of town.
Due TO the increased volume
OF business, l just can't see my
way clear to devote the proper
amount OF time and attention
10 the work Involved" Fred
explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
HIfAfsO

CHICAGO April s GNS) 49, HOGS -
"a 500; steady Top. $3.50. bulk. sl5.50u
1878: hesvies SIS so n 1870: mediums.
SIS. So = l5s0 lights. SIS so 2 1878; light
lights. SIS. 80 II IS 80: packing soWs, Si5u
Is 80; pigs Si3ui4. so
CATTLE 500. steady. Calves /. 200
steady. Beef steers. choice, SIS II So
medium, Sl4di6; yearlings, Sl3ul725.
butchers. heifers. Sll n 1878 cows Sill
1880, bulls. Si2 "a rs; calves. So y 10;
feeders SllTl5 ftockers. steers. SIP q Is A.,
COWS and heifers. xlON II. 80
sHEEP-ti. 600 steady Lambs. Si6u
1910. common Sli0i5 Is; yeariinRs. Sl3
1873. feeders. Si4 SO q $50; ewes, $50
80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Ledhy Thinks Irish
Will Complete Card

SOUTH BEND. Ind. April Z
(INS)-Although Notre Dame will
lose % of its 65 varsity football
candidates, Coach Frank Leahy
looked forward confidentaly today
TO completing the l0-game sched-
Iule which opens Sept. Is against
Pittsburgh. SIS.
The first group of navy men to
report will be available for COM
petition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Iowa Coach Wants TO 60

IOWA CITY. Ia, April 7--tUP)
Jim Harris. acting coach OF the
University of Iowa football team,
said today he will join the army
" the immediate future. He said
he would take his physical eXami-
nation at DeS MoineS. Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

business so far in 1913 pointed to a
continuance Of last years sales
volume of approximately S50,000,-
900 He said II was arrangements
aim TO develop new products and
TO conserve cash resources to meet
challenges which all industry
would have 10 face in postwar Pc
Rod. Because Of large expenditures
for plant extensions and improve
mentS in recent years. Simpson
said it felt no call for further inn
portant capital expenditures in the
near future.
Every high executive of the COM
pany together with all of its direc-
tors were present I'm addition q
complete exhibit of the company 5
products was On display.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Unusual Job Record

MIDDLETOWN, o. Louis
Wroda, SO, labor foreman in the
open hearth department of the
American Rolling Mill Co., has
little sympathy with stories about
absenteeism. He hasn't missed a
day of work or been tardy in %
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

ID " cy is
president of the
Detroit Steel
= no d u cts Co.
and Gallmeyer
is president of
O. I'm Q yer 81
Livingston. ma
chinery manu-
( a c ( u r e r 5.
Dewey was. for
m "A n y y a r :,
general mana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
GdsCo. Names
Two 10 Board

William G. Voolfolk, president
of the Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co, announced today the election
of Victor F. Dewey Of Detroit and
Charles H. Gallmeyer of Grand
Rapids to the board of directors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Slight Gain Noted
In Oil Production

NEW YORK, April 7-Domes-
tic production Of crude oil in the
week ended April 3 averaged
$780, 55 barrels daily, an increase
of 1905 barrels daily over the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Ritter Co.. Inc. and its domestic sub
salaries report 1912 net profit OF $3.50. 727,
after reserve Of 1922. 939 for profits re-
fundabe 20 the United states government
as a result OF renegotiation of war con-
tracts. or 1926 a share on common.
against S35s 3s6, or Sl.73 on common in
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Fight Results
~ I nI'ed Press

NEW YORK Angelo Csiura 1871 Ham
iton Ont, outpointed Mike Belloise. 13l
New York tsi.
JERSEY CITY. y J. Perry Love. ~
Newark y J., outpointed Freddie Wilson
1872. New York tsi, Charley Williams, 40
Newark, knocked out Bill Lewis ~
Sew York C21.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Ray Snyder A. A. imp

COLUMBUS. o.. April Z uNS)
of umpire Raymond
w. Snyder from the Pacific Coast
League. was announced today by
George NJ. Trautman. president of
the American Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Reliance Manufacturing CO. and II. sub

snlates report 1872 net pr9ft 81 Ssti S2s,
after provision OF 500. 900 for oontingen-
cIes reserve OF SO. 705, 900 for federal in
come and excess profits taxes. after de-
dLcting debt retirement provision %
SS62 600. and n reserve 81 81 OOO. 900 for
renegotiation ~ war contracts Net Profit
b. equal 10 4.0S q share on Common This
mpsres with $685.. $50. OF 50 0s common
shaTe In 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
EARNINGS

Irumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. re-
ports 1892 net income OF Si.335. SIS. after
provision % S7.0i6 5e7 for refund Co. the
United states government under reneF1tja.
ton agreement provision Of 50 622 ee3 TOR
federal income and excess profits taxes and
reserve Of 81 200 900 for postwar readJust-
Tent or 81 % a share. Net income was
81 ,066 .6s3. or 81. 10 share In 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Detroit Stocks

Std Brands 10 100 So 67s g. =
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1912.
ex-Ex dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Dividends

"The Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

"Tbe Wishing Well" has
message in cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Tines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
HeeIa Mining Go. report. lels net profit

OF 81, I46 6s3. aftet federal income anu eX-
cess profits taxeS. e;c,. equal % $i.45 a
share. This compares with SSH 9es or 81
cents share IN 1881.