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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Auto \.
Graphs
Auto Manufacturer
Dream Of Resumine
Car Production
BY SILER FREEMAN

New successes in nunisia, In
creasing bombings of Germany
and the activity looking 10 a
quick determination of Japan.
when the ready" signal comes,
have set up a wave of optimism
ong automobile manufac-
turers. While not slackening for
an instant their war production.
many executives are giving more
than a passing thought TO what
would come with the cessation
of hostilities.
For one thing, il is estimated
that the automotive market
would be 50 per cent greater
than the record one of 1871.
Figuring what production has
been lost since Pearl Harhor and
what the demand will be, should
the war end in the next year or
two, this would be a conserva-
tive estimate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
A Flat | Per Cent

Industrial National Bank pays
n flat l per cent with the so
cent limitation, but here again
a spokesman said that too large
a savings account would in all
likelihood be discouraged.
The Wabcek State Bank also
pays ! per cent regardless Of
the size of the account with no
payment under 50 cents.
United Savings Bank the
city'S only bank which limits It's
deposits TO bonafide savings. still
pays ? per cent up of $1,000 and
I per cent over that amount.
However. estates. charities and
similar accounts receive only ]
per cent on the overall figure.
All OF the bankers | called
emphasized that savings ac-
counts are not meant 10 compete
with war bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Stocks Ease
In Moderately
Active Trading

NEW YORK. April q up
Stocks eased small amounts in
moderately active trading today.
Bonds held steady. Cotton futures
gained to points.
There was no particular pressure
eXerted in the main list. Some
Selective buying went ahead in
special issues and a few specials
had wide losses on small volume.
United Fruit. for example, lost i IS
points 10 60H,
Columbia Gas opened on block
of 1000 shares at 37s. unchanged.
Blocks of LOCO shares or more
were distributed in the railroad
and utility groups. Standard Gas
issues continued active, with the
common opening 200 shares Il
rs cents a share, unchanged, and
the 7 per cent preferred, 800 at
81. up "A, and new high for the
year.
United States Steel opened 1000
shares at -, off x Republic
Steel held at the previous close OF
II. Kennecott lost Il to 1925 in
the coppers. Chrysler was at 1875
off IS, in its section.
In the rails Southern Pacific
Iopened 1000 shares at 267s, I'M
changed; Santa Fe. 1000 at $50
up "a; Great Northern preferred
20, off Is; Illinois Central l4As, up
as Atlantic Coast Line 327s, UNI
changed: Erie certificates 1000 al
rs. unchanged, and Norfolk and
Western $50, unchanged.
Small declines were noted in
Douglas Aircraft. Allied Chemical,
Montgomery Ward, American Car
and Foundry 1WonlWorth, ConSo!i-
dated Edison. Goodrich, Radio
Corporation, A m eri n Water
Works, United Aircraft and Union
Carbide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Have New Ideas

The same official says that
most companies would not be
taken by surprise if they had to
go back to their regular BUSH
ness. While carrying on their
war work. they have kept an
eye out for the future.
They have gotten many new
ideas on manufacturing and
assembly. Their factories would
not take on the same familiar
lines, perhaps. They have learned
shortcuts and new methods and
even have some late ideas on
assembly.
They have kept in touch with
their machinery. know exactly
what machines they would re-
convert, what ones they would
replace. The machinery that is
stored in their yards is care
fully checked for deterioration.
The machines that have been
sold or loaned out have been
tabled. The manufacturers know
just what ones they would want
back and how soon they could
get them back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Cites Marx Own Position in Book Capital

Marx position forth in his words beginning
336 the modern library version of Capital revealed
these observations:
Iaborer produc
tion and satisfied live aborer he need not work
subsistence eight hours He would besides only require
sufficient working
him besides these
eight surpusabOr requires additional
additional
On superstition would have to employ aboers
well
and better than aborer e to be able to satisfy his
life would be
production, wealth; but this
implied capitalist production. That he live only
ordinary aborer and besides half OF the
capital he would have raise with
minimum the capital yanced
eight times.
production value-in the form hitherto
simple Of working
therefore, independent change the
production itself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Meeting Is Set
For Controllers

The Detroit Control Of the Con-
trollers Institute Of America will
participate with IA other local
branches of that organization in
sponsoring the Sixth Midwestern
Conference Of Controllers. to be
held May $40 in the Hotel Cleve-
land
Contract termination and re-
negotiation, war manpower diff
culties and wartime fiscal and
financial problems will be among
the topics discussed.
a T. Hawkins, treasurer of the
Thinker Detroit Axle Co. and O.
! GulHHell- controller efihe Mich
lgan plant Of Thompson Products.
Inc. represent the Detroit Control
on the overall cooperating COM
mlttee in charge OF the event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
New Scrap Iron
Firm Formed

LANSING, April u tUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission announced today
that Incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firm:
Barton Iron Recovery. Inc, Mus
kegon; Harry S. Berman, Mus
kegon. and Laurence Diamond,
New York, n. Y. to deal in scrap
iron: Sl25 500 common stock.
The commission also announces
the dissolution of the American
Black and Silver Fox Co, Muske-
gon. The firm held $4,000 COM
mon stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
u. 5. Steel Report
Answers Critics

The improved short form of sreamlined corporate
counting not the direct reporting the results
of operations of particular enterprise but also
bypoduct offers of checking the MARKHAM
and other critics of the enterprise system.
The refinement modern improved
cost accounting which primitive form IN 1867 when Kari
Marx brought first edition of his work
Capital At their classified
tons grouping with profit aembacng headings overhead
(burden), etc.
Accordingly Marx analysis of the business limited
by the economic analysis by accountants Thus
he nave looked surplus value which appropriated by
the capitalists everything direct work.
wagesMarx with his gift for involved and ortuo
sion of explained that the complicated by
transactions between capitalists themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Cars in 8 Months

Guesses on how long il would
take to go back into production
of cars have varied from three
months to a year. One of the
top officials of large COM
pany says his firm could be
making trucks in three months,
cars in six months.
This executive is confident
that the auto companies can re-
convert back to auto production
much faster than they were con-
verted to war goods.
"We've built cars before" he
said. I'VE never made any war
products. That's why 1t took US
so long to get started. But when
we go back to cars, we're on
familiar ground"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
7-8 Certificates
Prove Popular

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Sec-
rotary of the Treasury Morgen-
THAI announced that final total
subscriptions from commercial
banks for the Seven-eighths per
cent treasury certificates of in
debtedness totaled S9,7S2 ,005, 900
Total subscriptions allotted were
81, l38, 224, 900. New York led vari-
-eas4 federal reserve districts vii h
total subscriptions Of $3,534, 739,-
600 Next in line was Chicago with
81 ,423, 56S,000. followed by Sar
francisco with subscriptions
amounting 10 Sl,006, 421 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Suppliers Ready. Too

They have also kept in touch
with their old sub-contrators
and suppliers. They have infor-
nation as TO how long it would
take for the firm who once made
their upholstery to stop making
uniforms and turn out upholstery
again.
In short, come that great day
when peace is declared and the
auto makers will be in business
almost overnight. The 1912 dies
have been guarded carefully and
the models that set a record for
sales in the industry would
again be seen very shortly.
1t is still far off but they can
dream. can't they?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Commodity Prices
Show Further Drop

WASHINGTON, April PA
slight decline in the general level
of wholesale commodity prices
was registered last week by the
price index compiled by the Ma
tional Fertilizer Association, which
dropped to 1857 for the week
ended April "a from 1858 in the
preceding week. A month ago,
the index was 1853 and a year
ago 1880, based on 1859 aver
age as 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

AFFLES-M michigan bu. crts. U. y. No
I i, "a in. minimum unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh. generally good, 81 rs; Northern
Spys, S3m3g50: steele Reds, So 50H4
Washington box Delicious fancy, s0s-i sos
81 SOC f,I5. extra fancy, 72s-13ss, S4.50Q
AsPARAGUs-californ pyramid crts.
loose stock. medium to large, best, $5.25 q
$50, fair, S.75d5, poorer. -lowsE----
AVocADOS : California fats Fuertes
24-3os. 81 4o92.7o. fair quality, 24s-3os
BEANsMFlorida bu. hampers PIentifuls.
fuls. 50. rs: Wax beans. S5n55O
BRoCCoLI-Pony crts: California. So. so.
3.s3; Florida. 50-lb. sacks s34o
CARRoTS--California Los Angeles crts..
IS. 40 q 81 so. few. s3.75 50-lb sacks med,
g 6u bskts.: So: Texas Los Angeles crts.
CELERY-F1orida is-in. crts., trimmed
tops, individually washed. Golden Heart.
6s-l0s ssHs. so. fair 10 generally good
81; 50g7.T5; IS. S7.50ds; ks. S7Gs; Pas
cal e sta erts'', n doz'' 81 3-doz., s3.75,
CUCUMBERs-Hothous Indiana boxes
l-doz. extra fancy, S2.l0d2.20. fancy, 81 SIS
2; No. /, 81. 70Gl.75: Ohio bskts., 24s-3Os,
1913: Florida bu. bskts., choice So
GRAPEFRUIT-Texas Marsh seedless.
combination grade, all sizes. wire bound
boxes 81: SO q 3. rs, std boxes. S3.e5m4.i0.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Arizona
TO doz., 1854
LEAF LETTUCE--Hothouse 10Th. has
kets Ohio and Michigan. Sig7Q2
MUSHROoMS-Ohi pints, 25-3Os. Mich
igan quarts. 50I 60c
oNIONS-Texas 50-lb. sacks unciassified
Yellow Bermudas. 50 s5n 3.O4 ordinary
~. rs Crystal White Wax. S32i; White
Boilers few s.. 81.
ONION sETS-Illinois 32-lb. sacks Vel.
lows. $3.50
ONION PLANTs-Texas crates. go
punches Yellows. whites. 81.
oRANGES-Florida wire bound boxes
comb. grade. valencias, some fair eondi-
ton. s4.25m475: No. 2 grade, S3.T5
PEARS-Oregon box D'Antous fancy
mostly small sizes s6.40T6.75
POTATOES-California 50-lb. sacks U. s.
Long Whites. 81. 80
sHALLOTS-Louisiana barrels. S24:
crates dozen, 50. so.
SPINACH-Arkansas bu. baskets 81 rs
~; cartons dozen cellophane bags
washed spinach. 1904, Sis: i2-doz
81. 95; 1907 SIPS
BERRIEs-Louisiana 2t-pt crates
klondykes and Klonmores. express receipts
Y. s. No /. S606 rs: $50 u. s. No
IS rs S. poorer lower
TOMATOES--1O-lb cartons repacks me-
dium. 81. s-lb. baskets SKI size Siss:
dollhouse s-lb, baskets ohio-Indlana me
dunn. S315
PEAs-canfornia bu hampers and bas-
kets. some fair 81 ~ 4.65
SWEET POTATOES Rican vans.
Louisiana hu. crates Y. s. No. 1, $3.50.
Canada 5O-lb. sacks.
plain. 81 5062.75.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Prefer Higher Rate

This isn't al all 10 the liking
Of the banker either. For him.
the ideal situation would be
earnings adequate 10 support
better interest rates.
But with many Of his short
term government investments
bringing fraction of per cent,
and interest rates constantly
being contracted on his long
Terms. he must find some al
IernatiVc. Lower savings de-
posit interest IS one
One move the bankers did
make some time back is 10 limit
-tAe-intefest-en any yTr1yfp &C.
count 10 a minimum of 80 cents.
This is almost universal in one
form or another some simply
have interest start on accounts
500 and up and is done 10 dis
courage the put-and-take de-
posts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
The Put axes

Put-and-takeS make up a large
portion of the savings accounts
numerically but Nolume=MlSe
amount 20 little. Some deposit
a weeks pay IN d withdraw
most or all during the week,
repeating the process indefin-
itely.
Strangely enough, extremely
large savings deposits are also
discouraged by most banks. All
OF which. pretty well proves
that it's a service proposition
with the hanks
Examples Of the different APP
proaChes 10 the problem are in
tercstlnG:
The National Bank Of Detroit
pays ! per cent from 500 10
s.. 600; = Of ] per cent from
81 600 10 $1,000. and = of
per cent over $1,000.
The Manufacturers National
Bank Of Detroit places a 50-ccnt
service charge on all accounts
In lieu Of the minimum OF 500
earning interest but pays a flat
! per cent regardless OF the
amount. However larger aC-
counts are accepted or rejected
after examination by an officer
The Detroit Bank pays no IN
crcSt earning Of less than 50
hntS but pays ] per cent up TO
s., 600 and = OF ! per cent on
accounts over.
The Commonwealth has the
500 interest earning minimum
and pays ] per cent 10 $1,000
and ;: OF / over that figure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
{ Bond Sales Deficit
Faced by Saginaw

SAGINAW, April u - Faced
with a deficit in the countys L
bond sales ,uota, sales leaders to-
day were urging retail merchants
10 increase their effoFtS.--
Edward p. Schutt, county chair
MAJ, said most retail employees
had far surpassed their $1,000
quota but merchants would have
to come through" before enough
r bonds are sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Saginaw 10 Weigh
Liqht Plant OWNING

SAGINAW, April II - Casting
about for new sources of revenue,
city councilmcn today had in
dicated possible future munich
pal light plant ownership
Suggestion that the start be
made by supplying boulevard
lights from Des DIESEL machinery
maintained as war plant emer-
gency equipment came from Mayor
Eric F. Wieneke. Council will in
VeStigate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Another Ore
Boat Launched

CLEVELAND. April 27-An-
other new 621-foot ore carrier,
built for Il. s. Maritime Commits
sion. will be launched Saturday al
the Cleveland yards of American
Ship Building Co
The new boat will be the second
of its type TO be launched from
the local yards, while at the COM
pany's Lorain. O., yards, two more
are being fitted out and two others
are on the ways.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Penn R. R. Bans
Summer Trains

NEW YORK, April 27.-Penn-
Sylvania Railroad announced that
in compliance with orders of Office
of Defense Transportation TO con-
serve passenger equipment for the
war effort, the Bar Harbor Ex-
press and East Wind through
summer trains operated in previ-
Gus seasons betw een eastern
METROPOLITAN centers and upper
New England resorts will not run
this summer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Power Hearing
Put Off a Week

FLINT, April PA suit to de-
termine TO what extent the Con-
sumers Power Co. should check
off dues TO the Go Utility Work
ers Organizing Committee today
was postponed for another week
by Circuit Judge Philip Elliott.
Thirty-six employees obtained a
restraining order hating the de-
duction of dues for the union by
the company.
The union then filed a supple
mental bill asking that the re-
straining order be withdrawn and
the suit dismissed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Corporate Receipts Used for Indirect Work

corporate not only for
employment of their workers but also for indirect
of
corporation findings by United Department of
the Brookngs nstutionthat those ganfuly
occupied IS per of the national income
The reduced the of single employer
follows
Receipts 1912 person employed for products and
services sold $3.50
Products and services bought from others SI9sI
WAT and usage of
Estim ed CO ~
In on Indebtedness IL
pensions 2258
Taxes-federaI and local 619
Divide on cumu pref rreds
ID dends comm stoc
Car forward 4 future needs 35
Total $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Dividends
SAGINAW Markets

Pea beans. S. 80: light red kidneys.
SIS so: dark red kidneys, S. so; ere yell
low eyes S6s5; ere. light cranberries.
s.. 40, ere dark cranberries. IS. 80.
Wheat. 81 so So; oats, 81 " 62c; rye.
- 76c: six-rowed barley S1.e7H2: buck
wheat. 50 So 40; corn. 81; soy
beans, S1.66.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
SELF SERVICE OUT

In reply 10 a question by re-
.porterS following the meeting.
Barrows said that he did not
think self-service would amount
TO very much as far as Sears is
concerned. although il is being
tried out in one or two stores.
Nevertheless. he continued, the
manpower problem for the COM
-pdny quito serious. So far
approximately 1000 men have
joined the armed services and an
other 5000 will follow them in the
next few months. Women now
make up about s. per cent Of the
sales personnel in retail stores.
whereas before the war they rep
resented about 80 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

Union Carbide and Carbon Corn. and
subsidiaries report for March quarter a net
profit Of 50 1872 O21 after provision of
S25 ls7, 662 for federal income and excess
profits taxes, equal 20 SiOl share
against net profit Of SO it6 3O4 or 81 OF a
share IN the March quarter Of 1912.
when federal tax provision amounted to
81 ,0O6 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Foreign Exchange
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
BRIGGS MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Notice of Annual Meeting Of Shareholders
To the Shareholders Of Briggs Manufacture
INK Company:
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the shareholders OF Briggs
Manufacturing Company will be held at
the office of the Company. 1851 Mack
Avenue, in the City OF Detroit, Michigan,
on Monday May 10 1913. at 4 O'Clock in
the afternoon eastern Standard War
Timel, for the following purposes
i. The election OF seven Directors who
shall hold office for the ensuing
year or until their successors are
elected or appointed. as provided
BY the bylaws
2. The transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before
the meeting or any adjournment or
ad1ournments thereof.
Shareholders OF record at the close OF
business on April O. 1913, will be entitled
10 notice OF, and 20 vote at the meeting
BY Order OF the Board of Directors
A. ID. BLACKWOOD,
Dated: secrstarv.
Detroit. Michigan April 10, 1915
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Inqham Bond Drive Hall Way

LANSING. April 27-Campaign
workers reported today that Ing
ham County's bond drive TO raise
SS,000,000 for a destroyer is near
ing the hallway mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

American ChicIe 60. reports for the
quarter ended March 81 a net profit Of
SI25. i22 after estimated federal income
and excess profits taxes. OF ~ as a share.
against $685. 800 or ST. a share in the
1882 quarter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
EARNINGS

Bliss & Laughlin. Inc, report for the
three months ended March 81 1913. a net
profit Of $is5.2s5 after provision for fed
eral income and excess profits taxes at
70 8 per cent Of income. equal 70 SO cents
a share on the common stock. This com
pares with net Of <1f4.l74 or So cents a
common share for March quarter Of 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Grer Western SUGAR 90. for the nscaI

year ended Feb rs 1913, reports a net
pt9hht OF A54t i5l after provision. Of
equal 10 81 % share on the common
This compares with s.. 2s5 424 or s.. IS a
common share In the preceding year. Fed
era and state income and excess profits
taxes IN the 1913 fiscal year amounted to
81 20 2ls after deducting Si43. 900 postwar
refund. In the preceding year federal and
state income taxes amounted 20 81, I'll 027.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
NntInnnl CyIinder on. Co. and

aries report for the quarter ended March
81 1898 ne, profit OF S4i7 $50 after
charges and federal income and excess
equal 20 % cents share This compares
with revised net profit Of 1898 54i equal 70
II cents a share for the quarter ended
March 81. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Western MARYLAND Railway reports for

tho quarter ended March 81 1913, a net
income OF 81 500 $50. equal 10 $500 a
share on III 420 shares of the per cent
first preferred. on which unpaid dividend
Accommodations amounted 10 S13s p a share
on Aprils l. ie43 This compares with
1862 g27 or So 3 share on the first pre-
ferrei stock In March quarter Of 1912
March net income Sj4s, 76s, against
S257 sos In March, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27


simplify presentation the steel accounts have
of receipts and expenditures worker
Thus worker the uboned table reveals
ceped direct payments only about 40 cent OF the total
Does this the MARKHAM
the other
per gross the table reveals
stockholders received barely dividends
preferred dividends and corporate savings
added this the total barely 4 cent
clearly reveals what happened TO the
salaries and paid the
employees The for the purchase Of
goods from others Thus in buying materials
corporations, steel
indirectly giving employment to workers hired by
expenditure and this
analysis primarily provision OF for
hired government national state and local
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Rail Earnings

Delaware. I.ackaWanna and Western
Railroad reports for the quarter ended
March 81. le43, net income 81 81 377 $50.
equal 10 81 rents a share This compares
with 1924. 32s or 10 cents a share IN March
quarter OF 1912 March net income was
S767 300. against 1901 142 in March, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Cnmas MoIybdenum GO. reports for the

Climax MoIybdenum co. reports for the
quarter ended March 81 le43, a net profit
Of 50. ia 272 after 81 $50 ,231 for federal
income and excess profits taxes computed
at rates prescribed under Revenue Act OF
1912 but before depletion Of discovered
increment. The net rs equal TO 81 0s a
share The foregoing figures do not take
credit for postwar refund OF excess profits
taxes which amount 10 SOS. $40. the re-
port states For the quarter ended March
cents a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Wheeling ana Lake Erie RaIIway report,

Tor the quarter ended March 81 1913. a
net income Of S773 sol after taxes and
charges. equal 10 i.j3 a share on the
common stock against S52s 72s or 81 cents
a common share in the first quarter Of
1892 March net income was S276, sos,
against x1fs.13j In March. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 Tar this year.
unless otherwise noted. a-Pald In 1872,
ex-EN -diy idend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
sharon steel Corp. reports Tor the March

ShaI"h SIeei corp. repnrs Tor the March
quarter net profit OF Sfi5 56f after re-
serve Of $3.50. 600 for postwar contingencies
or - cents share on the common stock.
against $3.50. 800 or IS cents on the com
mon In 1912 quarter Federal income and
excess profits taxes and Pennsylvania In
come taxes amounted 20 81 593, 900 for
March quarter after deducting postwar
credit Of si62, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Illinois Zinc Co. and subsidiaries report

for six months ended March 81. 1913. a
net income Of S2f0 79s after S73 600 for
federal taxes on income and reserve for
contingencies. The net Is equal 10 90 80 n
share This compares with S2lO. 40i or
50 - share on 95.iiO shares In the six
months ended March 81. 1912. when $40
600 was provided for federal taxes on
income and reserve Tor contingencies