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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-18
DONATES $500 STOCKINGS

LAKESIDE. Cal.-UP-Mrs. Flo
renee Bead'e had collected ami &C.
$500 silk stockiars with
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-18
osIEcroRs ssNrENeEp

Detroit MAJ. ls-AP - Federal
Judge Frank 4 Picard Tuesday
sentenced Roy Edgar knight, 60
yearo.d Concord. Mich junk yard
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-18

ceiyed the same penalties for an
Identical offense Feb. IL. Both said
they were members Of religious
groups which did not contenance
war,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

CURTh1Ne-Neatly done. my nome s5c
pair Also hotels. apartments. Tyler
s-sss2.
CURTAINS and siik wear done a, my
home, cash and carry. Temple 2-5s7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

CARETAKER - Colored husband part
time. wife fun time. stoker, mainte-
nance. Temple 12sis.
CEILINGS. walls washed; Wallpaper
cleaned: reliable. Guaranteed workman
ship. Olive 1882.
EXPERIENCED earetakers JOB for col
ored couple. apartment and salary.
Tyler 1913
MECHANIC with own tools wants work
from y. m. uptn .. NJ. MAdison
3l2i. I'M
COLORED - Experienced truck driver or
gss attendant wishes steady Work.
Trinity 73e7i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29

GEORGE Y. BRAND.
Attorney for uaid TRUSTEES.
370p-23 BsrIum Tower,
Detroit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-29
WOMEN PIN Settlers

Cclored. ages 10 TO So. stperfencs not
Palmer PARK RECREATION
six Mils Road between Woodward and
John r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
S|oss-Sheffie|d
To Split Stock

NEW YORK. May 81 Directors
of SloSS-Sheffield Steel and Iron
Co. approved a plan for dividing
each share Of the companys pres
entity authorized preferred and
common stock into five shares and
authorized the calling of a special
meeting of the stockholders on
July II TO consider and act upon
the plan.
The company now has outStand.
ing 2S.6i7 shares of Sc cumulative
preferred stock. without par value.
callable at SIP per share. plus
accrued dividends. and 100000
shares OF common stock OF par
value of 500. of which 6S2 shares
are held in the company's treasury.
II the plan is approved by stock
holders. each share Of common
stock wiz be divided into FIVE
shares Of common stock Of par
value of $50 per share, and each
share Of Sc cumulative preferred
will he divided into FIVE shares Of
S1.20 cumulative preferred stock,
without par value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Large Gulf Oil
Offering Due

NEW YORK. MAY 27-Offering
Of the 764 500 shares Of Gulf OIL
Corp, one of the largest secondary
sales ever made. is expected about
June : or s. Price on the stock
will be filed by an amendment 10
the registration.
OF the total offering. SAG 4OO
shares were held as an inventory
for several years by Mellon Sc
curitieS Corp, with intention 10
sell and the remaining shares are
being sold by various owners for
dverSifcation The offering IS
relatively insignificant from the
standpoint of holdings Of the Mel
lon interests since, after disposal
of the shares registered, these in
tereStS still Will retain al least A
so per cent ownership IN Gull :
outstanding capital stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Farmers Market

FRUIT Apples Delicious fancy. 81 SO
as IN 40 ]. 81 iout. No. ? 81 so
Mcintosh fancy 50 50Gi hu. No. ] 50
a32a: 80. 2 81 80 Northern Spys fancy.
- Sous bu No l.. s. 5Ou4 Jonathans.
SO l. - 1913 hu 80 ?. 81 SO steele :
Red fancy, - iUG5 hu., 40 !, $3.50 y
hu No > 81 80
VEGETABLE GREENS Sorrel No l.
7jcNfSi bu Spinach No. ?. 81 50 hu
VEGETABLES MtSCEL Asparagus
fancy. 81 - doz hchs No. /. 81 rs n so
doI bchs No 2 81 so doz. bchs. Beets
topped. No J. s2p2 SO bu. Carrots
topped. -Nn-1- Sl-50A2 hu. 40 81
chives, No. 75c 81 doz Horseradish
No. J. 81 M, No. - SO Leeks. No
fancy e5c dor bchs No !, 70 s5c: No.
2 so soc Psrsnips. No. 1 So , 25
hu. No. Q 81 - Radishes outdoor. 40
l. 81 so doz bchs Rutahagas 81 751 2
hu Rhubarh dollhouse choice. so u soc
3-ib box small 81 doz hchs Outdoor
rhuharh fancy SIC dor bchs. No l. 40
y soc Vegetable oysters. No. ]. e0c 81
doz hchs
PLANTS Vegetables 81 2S fiat Flow
ers miscel 81 80 fiat CSeraniums No
1 s3a3S0 pot flat
EGGS Large sl3di3 80 3o-do1. ease
medium, Sliui2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Stocks Steady
In Early Deals

NEW YORK. May 81 up
Stocks opened steady 10 firm to-
day with trading moderate. Bonds
were steady Cotton futures were
10 l point higher.
Steel shares generally were
higher with L. 6. Steel opening
| 900 shares al 56Ls, up Il; Beth
lchem 647s, up IS. and Crucible
rs. up S. General Motors and
ChrySler were unchanged.
Rails generally were firm with
small net gains in Chesapeake and
Ohio. Santa Fe. Erie certificates
Pennsylvania and New York Cen
trail. Railroad equipments con-
tlnued IN demand with new highs
in American Car and Foundry at
44i7. up =. and Lima Locomotive
AZ. up =.
Dow Chemical made new high
and Socony-Nacuum equaled its
high at 1917. the previous close
on a block of 300 shares.
Small net gains were noted in
South Porto Rico Sugar, Wool
worth, Armour. United Aircraft,
Radio Keith Orpheum. Inierna-
tional Telephone, Standard Oil of
California. r. j. Reynolds Tobacco
3. Radio Corporation. Union Car
hide. United Fruit and Twentieth
Century-Fox Film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Transportation troubles are
old stuff to Claude Griswold,
who recently joined the Camp
bell-Ewald organization and now
handles the Norge account.
Griswold's home is in Toledo,
and his first weekend home
from the new job left him with
the problem OF getting back TO
Detroit in time for work-and
without using the Griswold auto
mobile.
He finally decided to take a
late evening bus out OF Toledo
on Sunday night. At the bus
station he found a crowd milling
around the bus and no more
transportation available.
He then decided that the early
morning train was the best bet,
because there would be plenty
Of seats. Al 800 a m. he boarded
the New York Central only 10
find that there were 200 standees.
what about Pullman accom-
mOdationS ." our hero asked.
Told that none were available,
he slipped the trainman a small
token OF appreciation for the
lack Of service and was told:
"We're putting some Of YOU
folks In a baggage car. You fol-
Ioyv r,a hack and TIL LET Won he
first In 80 that your he sure
and get seat"
He did Just that and got a
seat-on a stack OF papers.
The following week he took
the early Mercury but now there
are no more reserved seats on
that.
Incidentally, the ride in The
baggage car from Toledo 70
Detroit lasted for two hours and
10 minutes for the so miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE 500 Beef steers and hsfsrs
slow. scattered sales steady N weak hut
most Of supply still in first hands. cows
less active hut about steady. bull IN
changed odd head good fed steers. SIS so
= l6. several truck lots good steers held
Sl5.35 ~ - SIS, few common and medium 20
low good kinds sold Si3G IS. package good
7O9-lb. yearling heifers. SIS: medium heif-
ers sslable around Sil25 down beef cows.
$40 75H y so, Gamers and cutters. 81.
y 10 so good bulls. Sl3 10 25. medium
grades. Sill rs ~ y IS. package common
S02-lh. stock steers SIS.
CALVES 800 Steady 20 so cents higher.
top and bulk good and choice veslers. ST:
common and medium largely Si3VlS.
Hogs 500 bidding steady on all
weights and classes asking shade higher,
most $50 10 f00-lb. butchers bidding Si4i5
MA IS
SHEEP 600. Hardly enough on sale
early 20 make a market underiore around
steady package common old crop woolsd
lambs Sit medium grade sh0rn fed lambs
No. skins Si3 30 some common - me-
dunn grassy shorr lambs S13 common -
choice shorn slaughter ewes, SSTa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
.Wl VS.. Dentist

And Edwin C. Gemrich, chief
OPA attorney for At least two
more weeks. likes 10 tell his
friends how the OWL bailed him
out OF the dentists chair.
81 was sitting In the chair and
the dentist was ust starting Ia
work with the did drill when I
got an important long distance
call" he says. EFT was the Owl
offering me q job--and I almost
took II out Of sheer gratitude.
Gemrich has literally been
hombarded with offers from gov
eminent agencies since he re-
signed his OPA post.
But he's still returning 20
private Law practice in Kala-
maTOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
HEM Should Be Total Weekly Take Home Wages

the Little Steel formula which
January
the Of food the net earnings OF corporations
II there significant relationship between labor earnings
and the other figures the labor item should be the total
home workers and the basic hourly
With the opportunity for full employment and the
employees weekly have
the higher hourly but also
the fact that hours o employment week
OF 40 have been paid
the and a half rate
When family buys food il total take home and
hourly
Likewise earnings corporations represent the fruits
Inc
socaed profit really made for the use OF the tools
the Of the stockholders
corporation fully employed and utizes IFS machines
shifts - hours day opportunities 10 increase It's net
proftother factors being equals improved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
3. Hoe Co. Asks
Stock Tenders

NEW YORK. May 27 r Hoe e.
60. has appropriated SITS 600 for
purchase Of its Ga per cent prior
preferred and 7 per cent preferred
stocks II is inviting holders Of
these issues 10 submit tenders up
TO noon June q.
The company reserves right to
accept or reject any or all Of
tenders in whole or in part. and
also right TO increase or decrease
the funds 10 be utilized for this
purpose, according TO II. NJ. Til
linghast. president.
As Of March 81, the company
had outstanding. excluding treas
ury stock. 5,7iS shares of 6i7 per
cent S65 par prior preferred stock
and 1856 shares Of per cent S2l
par preferred stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan Ia cr's. r. g No
yin min unless otherwise stated
Northern Syls. - 50I5: Steele Reds hest.
50. few 50 30. Washington box Delicious.
anct 16}-216s xir5 Is Winesaps. 100
l3ss g. 30 Delicious s. 30
ANOCADOS - California flats. all sizes.
50: t1r condition 50 - 1i; ripe S21 : 50.
BEANS Louisiana bu hampers. Wax
81 $50. Valentines S5i generally good
50 So. B0untifus -. Mississippi hu
hampers Valentines fair 10 generally good.
REFTs- Texas y crts.. = doz hchs
So 30 3.75. Kentucky bu. bskts.. punched,
CABBAGE 5o.lb. sacks. domestic round
type Mississippi S325p3i5. Georgia.
cANTALorps ~ California INN. Val
Jumbo 36s and ass. few sales SlOHli so
CARROTS-Californis L. A crates. &
faz hchS mostly 81 50; Texas L. a
cr's doz S. io-lo sacks. small. SIS.
CAILIFLOWER- California pony crts
rs and larger. few 50 75a3s5
CELERY Florida 16-in. crts trimmed
ops Individually washed ats few s. so
es. s. 'o4S 50. SIS IS 50as few IS 25
los 50 few $ 50; ks Ssas; Pascal
CORN Texas sacks white. dor 81 81
hn far 50 yellow 81 IS
CEcUNBERs Florida bu hskts waXed
Afge - ordinary 50 Alabama best
"aNrd N25as5o ordinary 70 fair. 81
1S 5o
ETTUrF 7 4. crts 1cehsrr car.
fornla Saiira' Dust, IS dor 81 stas SIS
LINES Fl'rids IN. cartons 81 sd
- boxes. 81 5oa3. bu bskts 50
NrNir0 boxes. SIS
MUSHROOMS - Ohio. pints. 2oa25
Michigan OUTS 50D 55c
ONIONS io-lh. sacks Tex includin.
some delivered basis Yellow Bermudas
generally good medium 81 cash ane
carry. - -. yellow Rollers. - 50sr2 ~
fair 50 Bsbosas delivered basis, general,
good fnch 500
ORANGES Florida wire bound h1xe,
comb grade valencias All sizes 81 "a
ca'f std box Nalencias an sizes IS SIS
PAS Caif hu hskts % 75u3
PEPPERS Florida ou hskts Cant
Wonders S5p6 So. ~ bu crts. 50 bu
POTATOES ioo-lb sacks delivered
basis Louisiana Triumphs. Victory grade
- ~ I 60, Alabama Victory grade aar
80 SIZE s. ltut2s' Florid,
SQUASH Express receipts. Florida M
hampers yellow x37STt, = m greer
We. tew 81 5oa2 white. S3q3.25. acorn
SPINACH -Kentucky bu. hskts-. ~ 90
r-o- - rafr. SOC TStA
STR AWBERRtES 2f.qt crts Blake
'n'res Kentucky generally good 81 IS
Missouri 2t,qt crts Arenas $40 Truck
receipts Kentucky 2t-qt Blakemorss, 50
SWEET POTATOES Tex hu. e-,,
Porto Ricsn Vans L. s. No. I. 20 50.
TOMATOES go ION carton. medium
81 81 dollhouse SIN bskis. ohio. medium
81 20. small. 50; large 81 10: Indiana
11efiim - 201 IS. original Tugs. Tex
y No sxs. 81 soh ass; ripe. 50.
TURNtPs Mississippi bu. baskets
rURNfP ToPs-Bu. hsSts Mlsussippi.
fair, $780, Virginia. poor 10 fair. soc o 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Detroit, Note!

Cincinnati is launching an
about intensive modern adver-
Using and sales promotion drive
TO curb sbsenteeiSm. and 10 will
include all the high pressure
techniques known 10 the trade.
They are going 10 make a
community approac n 10 the
problem.
More than $50 war plants. the
two ma ior union groupS-CIO
and AL. and the principal civic.
business and professional groups
will join hands in an intensive
eight-week promotion.
They'll use newspaper sdver-
Using, street car ads, radios,
movies. labor and trade papers
and every other form Of adver-
Using in order 10 eXhort CinCin-
natis war workers 10 stay on
The Job for victory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Auto
Graphs
Romney liked
BY Reports Of
Postwar Models
BY SILER FREEMAN

Rucurrent talk about postwar
car models Is irkinC George
Romney. managing director OF
the Automotive Council for
War Production. Romney talks
authoritatively for the industry
and he denies that any automO-
bile company is stealing a march
on its competitors by working
on experimental models while
the rest are busy with war work.
Speaking before the National
Industrial Conference IN New
York. ROmncy said
II do not know of any motor
vehicle company that j. doing
experimental work ON new post
war cars. To my knowledge,
every company in the industry
II concentrating completely on
its war jobs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Fa~s,a Machine
Output Raised

WASHINGTON, May 27-Farm
machinery output will be increased
70 aid food production President
Roosevelt announced. He disclosed
WPB has allotted steel for an
additional 1880 harvesting ma
chimes and said that 5000 units
would be delivered in time for the
1913 harvest
Roosevelt also made public WPB
plans 10 allow agricultural equip
mont makers TO operate next year
AT 80 per cent of 1910 levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Bendix Elects
New Officers

The election of W. II. Houghton
as treasurer, and Arthur Raabe az
vice president and group eXecu-
tive Of BendiX Aviation Corp. was
announced by Ernest R. Breech,
president.
Houghton, who has been comp
troller Of BendiX for Ia years. and
director since 1912, succeeds Z.
r. Palmer. who will continue as
director and member of the
executive committee. Raabe, who
has been an executive of Bendix
since 1929. Will he in charge of
BendiX radio division, Friez instru-
ment division. Norwood division
and marine division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Material Withheld

Romney points out that even
If a company wanted 70 get a
start, it would not have the
materials.
Tf material is being used
eNperimentally," he said. 1t
could only be on a black mar
ket basis"
Romncy reiterated that the
auto companies would resume
Just where they left of. with
1912 models. BY using the old
tools and dies. he pointed out
that the industry can save a
year and put men back to work
much earlier than if they waited
for new models TO be designed
and fooled
Romney voiced q note Of
dread and hope in his talk in
New York, dread Of a COMPETE
tive race before it is time
among the companies and hope
that the government might
allow resumption Of car pro-
duction before final victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Evans 3-Month
Profit S111,227

Evans Products Co. reports for
the March quarter net profit Of
SiIl.227. equal 10 as cents share.
against S66 AS or 27 cents a share
IN tho 1912 period.
Net profit for l943 Is after
charges. including a reserve of
S31500o for price adjustment and
CONTINGENCIES and provision of
SiSl 400 for estimated federal.
state and foreign income taxes.
In 1912 income tax provision
amounted Ia S253 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
M. s. Rukeyser
M. s. Rukeyser
Analyses Earnings
Of Industry. Labor

Instead Of being deuctivey critical toward public office
holders high time for businessmen and others to take
sympathetic realize what public against
the way Of needing from pressure groups.
Numerous SefSeeklng borrow unreliable
ca technques from academic theorists and then dsto them
for their purposes for special pleading The result fantasy
OF arthmetical
example of abors monthly survey,
published by Federation Labor the statement
appears
IL with
level Is 1871 paying huge
exceeding
number OF receiving
inc 100000 has 43 cent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Firms Tax Rates for I943 Still Unknown

Of neither the AFT. other is
about what total corporate
will until after the books have been
matter Of fact Yet
will be As for profits before
present
results viii he j his corporation
il . advance his volume and his selling prices
no be Of
passed Likewise he he that the War Labor
taking adv antage Of Director
y authorizing the board make wage
deemed aid IN the effective
prosecution Of the correct inequalities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
PUTS IN 50 MILLION

In the y years il has been IN
existence, the company has con-
tributed total Of SO $40 900 to
the fund. 10 which has been added
the employees deposits and the in
crease acquired through dividends
and other earnings. Total with
drawals by employees who died, re-
tired. or otherwise left the COM
pany or used a part Of their profit
sharing. are SIS. iSO.742 in cash or
stock. the price of the stock being
taken at the market price on date
of withdrawal. OF this amount
$50 525 ,05S had been saved by the
employe.membcrS. The balance OF
SD go 6S4 represents profit TO
members from company Contrlbu-
tions, dividends on the stock, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
June New Car
Quota $1,000

WASHINGTON, May u $500 The
quota of new passenger automo-
bleS for June is $1,000. OPA
This is an increase Of
! 900 over the May quota
In addition. reserves totallng
1900 which can he called upon
10 fill demands that may develop
in excess of the quotas have been
set up for June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Fears Competitive Race

ct would he very unfor-
tunate II the public talk should
start competitive race In the
automotive industry on postwar
models" he stated "Such COM
petition is out and should he
kept out until raw materials
are available that cannot other
wise be used for war produce
ton"
Resumption. under govern
ment controls, should be on an
induStry-wide basis, Romney
said Any company actually
producing cars at the end of
the war would have decided
advantage over those who still
must reconvert from arms work.
With the growing need for
cars. il would be merely de
cided advantage" 1t would be
a runaway race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW, May II OP)- Today's pay
tng price, 10 growers for beans
>Psa beans. IS 30t light red Kidneys
so; dark red kidneys s. so; e r c.
low eyes SssS: c. r e. light cram
~Bsrriss, $40; c, r. c. dark cranherries.
$50
wheat. s1S21iI oats 81 n SIC: rye,
~ n see. six roved harley 81 a7N2; buck
wheat, t2a7a3: corn, 9scG 81; soybesns.
81 As. prices furnished by Michigan Bean
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Example Of Misuse Of Single Entry Statistics

The example Of the misuse OF single
entry statistics and TO the urgent need OF genuine national
bookkeeping.
With the basic data the efforts OF the American
their living through making and exchanging goods
consolidated double before public othca would
better position make decisions.
would the OF special
ahayze quoted from the A F OF l. bulletin
figures presented they would
still be another But they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Explain Backsdine in Living Standards

Furthermore he quantity oodunS and other items
Of longer determined
coupon Leaders Of the food
industry generally eNpendng the
available 10 them.
statistics is clarity rather than 70
tell the workers that their
backsidng living ascrbable 10 corporate
the basic fact that
taking %
Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Votes soc Dividend

Holland Furnace Co. has de-
clsred a dividend Of 50 cents on
the common, payable July l. TO
holders OF record June rs. A like
amount was paid April !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Radical Faction
In 0PA Blamed
In Labelling Plot
Detroit Time. Washington Bureau

DFIFhH Tlnrs WashInEton Bhrfsu
WASHINGTON. May 27-With
the crushing weight of an ava
lanche, evidence was piling up
before the Boren-Halleck special
House committee investigating the
OPA Standardization and grade
labelling program today 10 prove
one thing
That there is powerful faction
within the OPA which is trying.
through Standardization and grade
labelling Of brands, 10 impose a
communistic system on millions Of
Americans and charge those mik-
lions a staggering bill for the
dubious pleasure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Sears Contributes
$7.76.836 To Fund

hand in the administration Of the
fund The fund is managed en-
tirely by board Of trustees who
employ an executive director and
confer with an advisory council Of
employees elected by fund MEM
berS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Detroit Stocks

Div. Sales High Low 11.tS Chge
HoUd Her n rs ] lSia 49, 49, .....
Kingston rs ~ ~ ~ p y
Univ Cooler b 2h ~ 2lA....
UNLISTED
Rspub steel so 49, 1917 ISL -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

4 months ended April 30 1913 1852
Net income 50 s53 46T s. 5i6U1t
Common share earnings So 50 x- ~
A pfif= ret income - - Z75 ~ $50 Isl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
THEY STILL PARTICIPATE

"Sesrs has 1000 employees
who are on a military leave of
absence. or these, approximately
1000 belonged 10 the profit shar-
ing fund before entering the
service. They retain their mem
bership while I'm military service,
the company making deposits a.
though they continued working
for the company every day, and
52.497 shares are held i'm their
accounts. As Of April I. the
value OF these shares was So
674,19O." said Jackson F.. Moore
Although usually giving ; pei
cent of profits before taxes anC
dividends, Sears. Rocbuck & Co. II
1912 contributed ~ per cent OF
an additional S2.555. 500 10 hrinc
the grand total TO the SI716.S3f
mentioned above This was tnc
fourth consecutive year that ar
additional sum Of money over the
normal ) per cent has been con.
tributed TO employees profit Shar.
ing, by the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
EARNINGS
REMINGTON RANn

PRELIMINARY hscsl year er7cf N4TT1 y
1853 1889
Net profit 81 1'S SIS 80 lHF W
Per common share - iu 80 %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

I months ended Apri go 1883 fPtg
Net income Sfc SOL PTS g 5fE iot
share earnings 81 Uu g. SO
April net income 81 Hi2 ~ $685. 22l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
PITTsRTRGn AIAkI IRIr

months ended April 80 1873 1912
Net income 81 506 500 81 259 5q0
Share earnings 81 ~ 81 as
April net income sos sra Sf0i f6S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
AMIpI1AN 1NANAM1n 90

Quarter ended March 81 1859 1872
Net proht 81 700 80 81 i3S -oh
Per share On combined
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