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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
East Oil
Stocks AT
New Low

NEW YORK, April Is Supplies
of finished oH products gasoline
and fuel oils on Eastern Sea-
board made a new low in the
week ended April 10y~A rising de-
.mand for gasoline. together with
continued takings Of fuel oil Incl
dent TO unreasonable weather, ac-
counted principally for the reduc-
Itlon.
Meanwhile, inventories OF gaSo-
line. in California moved into new
high ground at 20,S00 900 barrels
and according 10 some oil eNccu-
ltiVeS may cause storage and price
lproblesns if trend is not reversed
fairly soon
Nationwide all oil stocks, cX-
'cept gas. oil and disullate, light
heating oil principally, showed re-
IduCtions last week incident to
higher demand. The oil industry
WAS operating ITS rehnerIeS AT a
higher level and production OF
Icrude oil was up.
The drain on gasoline supplies,
countrywide. amounted TO $4,000
barrels in the week ended April
no. Taken in conjunction with
production in that week. which
also was lower than in the seven
days ended April 3, demand was
near the 100000 barrel day
level, slightly higher than war
ranted by rationlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

GRAPEFRUIT 49, Florida; wire bound
boxes comb. grade white AT sizes. - -
325: TeXas Marsh Seedless comb, all
sizes. wire bound boxes. - - n ~ std
boxes 1927. Marsh Pinks. std. boxes,
Sf43. wire bound boxes. 50 36.
LETTUCE. 4. crts Iceberg Arizona,
all sections. 4-5 dor, SO .70H6s SIS
LEAF LETTUCE -- Hoth0use 10 ~.
baskts Ohio Michigan, 81 80 ~ Is.
MUSHROOMS Ohio. pinis, p "a ~ &c;
Michigan ats few sou 55c
ORANGES std. boxes. Naveis
1921 all sizes Fla. wire bound boxes.
comb crate Nalencia bes'. 81 2jn Z ~
- box bass. comb. grade, few sales, 81 ~
few s.
PEARS -oreg box DAnious. extra
fancy. a0.ilos s. j00 s.. -. NV
PEPPERS Fla. ~ hu. cru, Calu
Wonders. Sl2 few higher.
POTATOES 100 III. SACKS Maine eefif-
fled seed, Si96 .. table stock. nothing
offered
sHALLoTs- La. barrels. far 10 good
Iti21l3. 50; crts, s-doz., $50 asto' 5-doz.,
\ sPtNAvH Tex hu hsEis sl3sp 50
few higher cartons ldnz. ceiophane bags
washed spinach 1907, Si.75, l2-o1.. ~ 10
a1q1 t6-oZ.. S20f
STRA IS FRRtEs-Is 2f-pini cris.
Klondtkes and klonm0res 81 30, few s. ~
SWIFT POTATOES Nothing offered
TOMATOES -fn-lb cartons. fepacks. me.
fium S2iS. small ST rs. SID htkt 6Jj
sizs 81 IS iO.tb, ar sire 81
RUTABAGAS- Canada, s0-lb. sacks, fsV
sales. PLAIN. s. az.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Success of Bob Adams

And comes q note from
Arthur = Sutherland. Detroit
general agent for the Home Life
Insurance Company Of New
York regarding r. W. Bob
Adams.
Bob Adams was am oN-ncWS-
paperman and later very well
known in Detroit advertising
circles Al tho age of - he en-
tered q new feld-thc insurance
business and In his liL.i YEAR
was one of Home Lies 10 top
producers
Saws Sutherland:
1T becomes more significant
when YOU realize that Bob's the
only first year man 10 place In
the top ten"
With Bob Adams In the select
group In tho order they placed
are the following other Detroit
erS. &. L. LanGs a. L. l.
Mackcy 90 and II " Gr.cr 90.
Adams was in tenth spot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Study Cable Co.
disqualification

PERTH AMBOY, \. =, April
IS Stockholders Of General Gable
Corp s'1 are studying probabll-
ity of formulating a plan of re-
capitalization. but so tar no def
mite plan has been presented
Dwight r G. Palmer, president
stated az the annual meeting
lie added that at The present
time several individuals represent
ing various groups OF stockholders
arc probing this situation and
have asked the management for
additional data in tins connection
Palmer. stated that m his opIn-
ION formulation of any rcCapltah-
nation plan j. a problem FOR stock
holders 20 solve and from the
viewpoint of tho management the
deal capital Sctup for COMPANY
scn aS Genera. Cable would be
'raf OF common stock only
TNrfo iS no immediate lot-up IN
activities, 90, tho company winch
is operating ,cNcl days a week a
hours day n divisions turning
puf Waf pfolIo'e. Palmer said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
March Cotton
Consumption Higher

WASHINGTON, April 15-The
bureau of Census reports cotton
consumption of lint cotton by
mills in the United States dur
ing March at 995,5 running
bales. against 967i05 in the like
1912 month. Consumption for the
eight months ended March g was
750l422 running bales, against
Z, 250,ilS last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Aid Peoples TO Become SeIf-Supportine Again

a hidden Will undoubtedly be necessary
for the conclusion of hoStucS to indulge IN
toward exhausted foreign peoples
of all question OF gifts in food and m seeds Tor
first belgeren peoples through the
process beating their back into poughsaeS INC oolec
other peoples TO become independent
self lpporting again al the possible moments Such
necessary temporary charity should be confused with per-
export policy
uttered this subject were those OF Madame
Chang declared that the Chinese people AFTER the
" wanted only what they could pay for
subtle Sterilization scheme can provide IoIn
chronCay unequal trade IN which some nations are the
principal giverS and the main takers
Although improved machinery for clearing international hai
ances desirable only detalonly conveyor belt and
substitution for wealth creation and Distribution
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Lddendorf Promoted
By Manufacturers

Ray ". Ladendorf has been app
pointed 10 the Ranks and Bankers
DIVISION Of faC Manufactured,
National Bank of Detroit, IT h7,
been announced hy 'ac banks
board Of directors lie mas beer
associated with the bank ,Uc,
1888 having been manager ofr-+l
Nichigan-Ncckei Office in Dc1r
born fcr the past fHo years.
Waiter II Boil JTs WHO has beer
.Stant manager ut 'ra N-ch
g4r-Nrckcl Office. SSH. succeed
] aderdorf as manager Russell ?
Smith has been promoted go as
ssiari manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
M. S. Rukeyser
M. ). KukeYser
Hits LOns-Ter1n Gifts
TO'HaVeNOt' Nations

With the nan on street wondering whether international
will be attained through Secre
ar oIgcnthauS proposed unit of namely naS
keyneS rival proposal OF cur
ency called desirable reeNpoe the lun-
damentals OF trade among nations.
The problem of clearing international payments IS relatively
when their tangible and
intangible exports substantially equal the value of their total
"haVe not nations through sub
sides gifts have nations to be encour-
OF their exports then
sterilization scheme long stand up IN S lace OF
recurring deficits
In Connection with the economic unwindng Of the war. il
seems and practical understanding TO
distinguish between and long term problems
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Electric Use
Gain Extended

NEW YORK. April 15-The
energy distributed hy
the electric light and power in
duStry OF United States for the
week ended April 10 was $3.50
1910 killowaU hours, against
3, 320S5S.O0O killowatt hours IN
the like 1912 week. an increase Of
1863 per cent. according 10 Edison
Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended April
; totaled $3.50 SOS. 900 klloWatt
hours against lS60S 600 klllo-
watt hours IN the similar 1912
period, an increase Of 1862 per
cent and in the week ended March
u came 10 3 92S 10000 killowatt
hours. against 3345, SOP 900 kIllo-
watt hours. year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Material Well Being Limited by Human Energy

achieve economic improvement after the war
fundamentals clearly mind not 10 raise
based superficial slogans
economically impossible for the 5Oodd million gantuHy
than provide for their own
people Certainly their backs the 2o9o3-
he world.
II is fallacy TO the United States infinitely rich
wclbeing limited by our human energypeiSonS
manInade tools
technology Through Suppemenng the human muscle with better
tools and energy lifted the quantity OF pro-
per per from tons in 1850 10 upwards -
mechanical energy raised from
6O horsepower 1880 behind worker in the l. > TO
m 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Stock Market
Active, Higher
In Early Deals


NEW YORK. April ID ~ l'-
Stocks and bonds opened hlcheT ln
moderate trading ON The Ne" YORK
Shock Exchange To-Day. Cotton
.a'.a- We're . points lower 10 III
points higher.
Initial stock gains ranged to "a
point o. better and opening blocks
ranged to 5000 shares IN Column
hil GAS which opened az Big. un-
changed.
Fr,,,,s cstr. stool ongpod a4
--. .n kornerou ROT. n
,,srcra4 1qt. un q. Home
.,.nr ,f,,irr aat. mn -. Ecrhlc-
r.,,, Sol Eg.. ma Iptcrna-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Depends on Manpower, Resources, Use Of Tools

The lifting of material welbeng of other peoples must
analysis, after initial periods of philanthropy depend
of tools ana meChancai
phrases emotions schemes Tor
take the place al productivity IL bac-
induced to take the road 10 prosperity me
be relieved of disturbances caused by ~ ana economic
distress. =,
But lest thinking be confused by prevailing political
cloc be that the 'have not nations,
namely China India and extent Russia and me balkan
The agrees
Germany Japan which had already gone CON
improving their technques for poducuor ~ IS
order TO avoid falling Tor ANS
nrnnapanda as the war guilt aggression
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Genrich Promo+ion7

Ey long distance phone Ed
WIN q GcmucH. chief OPA Al
turrcv here. yesterday was
offered 'he post Of Cleveland
regional rafoning attorney IN
charge of five states.
Sul, undecided whether 10 ac-
cent or not. GCmrich neycrthe-
less was highly pleased with The
offer particularly IN view Of a
recent statement in the morn
Inc paper by Bradford Mohlcy
10 The effect that Gemrich was
IN bad with OpA powers be-
cause of ms militant attitude.
Apparently. the idea was
rlEht Gcmrch was due 70 be
kicked but tie columnlSt had
his directions mixed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Wise Is Appointed
To Natl Tool Board

CLEVELAND. April ID - The
Tool Company has an
nounccd election OF William r.
Wise 10 lis directorate. Wise IS
executive vice president Of the
Aviation Corporation Of Detroit
and president of the American
Propeller Corporation OF Toledo.
Edward G Hardig, new sales
manager for II years represented
the company IN Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Livestock Markets

CATTLE salahfr t.n A." slaughter
,sssrs RI srf FBrtf choice steers steady
fa- trt Vffs. krcs grading gH' ard
rr.gv steady ~ Il.-1l. re r.0f
mostly STEADY sr.a a.aa loser
an cu'frHs b.ur art8uir1 e...sf-s aTt
ffrerts r.'' trart ."f choice "N..... fr.
,rarrrE Ftssrs SO 5u. few mes mad
rrlc ..l steers $40 "a. r". .t..r..r
common arl H~ed.-r Es.Itrt sIa.. If.
rlrc I'M grf E-.. beef cows AI..-
frrry cutter sr- common. tHe' -lr vs
SO ~ In ca. Erf .-''.f. AZ
Hrr csrusrs g. rs 70 TaH-~ F-Hf,
hau sIa,2h fees t..t HlF ft
8lt 1' c..sr srt ,amas. eh n'
sl0uf
cADvYs- .s5r 5gG ysSss a-..se
en- A.-frg tta THs' s .1..r
rrsdss. $50 os1 heac ttr.HE ,-.rr 81
fts iu. mttl4fn sraaft. &.ta t. a.. rI.
sH@ .urr-nTr. 9INV4. 'H
EOre snN M STEADY "" weights
fsrr0vs ana gre tfF'.l tuEr'u rr r'ftt
.tlfrheff. faI.H frarr rr .rtE fta.
cents "a. .ftf af t.. HD
EHFFf,a-saIaut gH rItt r'.f
rFr. GEEK good rcd Hr.t . .t."tr '.t
FrkN.s .rf TfrI4r 4tHtr ."t.rt.
l. ri NOR uH~.s..rf f'f hT o.
Iru o. So snort rf.r a...
fsr IaT wfr -. 10 So W F.rn
%. f sr
sfFrr ft ff-fh'+f
s-ft ftr .-F sr-rr s.--t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Campbell, Wydnt
Profit S859,434

CHICAGO, April 15--Campbell
WANT g. Cannon Foundry Co
and it's wholly owned subsidiaries
report 1912 net profit Of SS59,43i
after provision Of S74s0,000 for
estimated federal taxes on income
and refund resulting from renego-
tiation Of profits on war contracts,
equal to S249 share.
This compares with net proht
OF SSl7,742, or S237 a share IN
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Dow Chemical
Lifts Earnings

Dow Chemical Co. and It's sub
salaries for the nine months ended
Feb. 20, 1913 report a consolidated
net profit of 1881 ,633, after pro-
vision for federal income and eX-
cess profits taxes. Net is equal to
$50 a ShAfe-eff-e common stock
This compares with a net OF So
322,592, equal 10 SiSS common
share for the nine months ended
Feb. %, 1912.
Earnings include dividends OF
500 OOO received from an asso-
Clatcd company and compare with
dividends of 81 ,250000 for the nine
months ended Feb. %, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Budget Chief Orders
j. s. Firing Of 41,OOO

WASHINGTON. April Is tUP)
Budget Director Harold -.
Smith told the House civil service
committee today that he had
ordered 81 non-war government
agencies 10 discharge more than
~ 900 employees, 27126 by April
80 and - 90J shortly after.
He aScribcd the order 10 a Con-
grcs>ional directive calling on HIM
10 cut down alleged Devastating
of federal agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Edison Output
Shows Upturn

Detroit Edison Co. power out
put for the week ended April 10
totaled 9S.45S.00O killowatt hours,
an Increase of 10 per cent over
the previous weeks total Of So
636. 900 killowatt hours, and an in
crease of Dob per cent over the
like week last year, when the to-
tai output was 81 ,s21 900 killowatt
hours.
Estimated industrial sales to-
tailed 5l.656,0 900 killowatt hours,
against 5l,6l0OOO killowatt hours
in the previous week, an increase
of lilo of ! per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Plan 10 Change Name
To Sinclair Oil Corp.

NEW YORK, April - ConSol-
idatcd on Corp stockholders at
the annual meeting. on May 10,
viii be asked 10 vote on a pro
po>al 10 change us name 10 Sim
clair Oh Corp. Many Of Subsldi-
aries OF corporation contain the
name Sinclair and IT'S products
are marketed under hat brand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Add ; New Directors
To GoebeI' S Board

Increase in the board of direc-
tors of Goebcl Brewing Company
from eight to eleven was an
nounccd today by President 4. j,
Anderson. New directors are
James +. Cole, president of Cole
& Mason Insurance Agency; David
Morcing. Brcdc &, Schroeder, Inc
and Edward A. Schirmer, resident
manager CroWell-Collier Pub.
fishing Co All other directors
were reelected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Wilson 10 Redeem
Debentures May IA

CHICAGO, April 15-Wilson q
Co, Inc, has called for redemp-
ton on May II at 104 and accrued
interest all of the outstanding first
series A, 4 per cent
bonds. due July -. 1858. The out
standing convertible 3"t per cent
debentureS, due April l. l947, have
also been called for redemption
May II at l02 and accrued in
tcICSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Entry Heavy, 7 Days
ADDED 10 Petersen

Because or the flood Of entries
for the ANNUAL Petersen spring
classic at the Palace. two more
days are added today 10 the
original dates As revised squads
arc booked for May, 4 5. 6. :. 8. 9
after the original plan called for
the last four dates only The event
already has 54i entries with more
coming into Harold Aliens hands
daily. Provision Is made for COS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Cleveland Agent
Named by D. &C. Co.

Appointment of Donald r. Elster
as acting general agent for the
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation
Company at Cleveland was an
nounced today by James Mcmillan,
general manager. Elster succeeds
s. l.. Phillips. granted leave of
absence for the duration 10 accept
a commission as major IN the
transportation corps, United States
Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Dividends
GaIento Fiqhis Detroiter

ORANGE. n. J.. April Is GNS)
The first comeback bouNof Tony
Galcnto. former heavywcight>con-
tender, will be against Johnny Nc
Carthy of Detroit, in a 10-round
hout M Milwaukee,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
CT S First Quarter
Orders Az Millions

NEW YORK. April Orders
received by General Electric Co.
during the first quarter Of 1913
amounted 10 S422 047000 against
S299, 100000 for the corresponding
period of 1912, an increase of II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
DEFENDS SUBSIDIES

He defended subsidies for The
marine. arguing that "A,
long as we are willing TO pay z
premium TO assist our farms anC
factories, our shipping and ship
building industries deserve NJ
less" They are essential 10 oul
economy and security, he
said.
Tn n very few months the
American merchant marine will
he the largest I'm the world"
NiCkery said, land in not many
more the preponderance of YES
sells flying the stars and stripes
will be Overwhelming"
He said Liberty ships, though
saving the day for us now. can
compete with higher speed anC
more economical ships. But The
Victories and C-type cargo vessel
can and Will compete.
lie said the Victory type vii
Supplant the Liberty as prepon
dcrant in the commissions pro
gram; they'll have steam turbine
and Diesel machinery. Will be able
TO make more voyages per yeal
and viii be in better position tC
compete in postwar shipping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
PhiIIies Buy Pitcher

PHILADELPHIA. April Is CCP)
The Philadelphia Phillles an
n0unCcd purchase of pitcher
George f. WaShburn from the
Chicago Cubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Sees Merchant
Marine Vital
In Postwar Era

PHILADELPHIA. April ID (UP)
Don't let them muster out the
shipbuilding industry at the end
of this war.
So pleaded Rear Admiral Howard
L. Vickery, vice chairman of the
maritime commission.
He traced the decline OF the
American Merchant Marine after
World War / in its phenomenal
and metcorlc return 10 dominance
on the seas and the vital role 1t 5
now playing in global war.
IL am very much afraid that
when the Germans and the laps
are licked" he said this coun-
try may be faced with the
temptation 10 which IL sue
cumbed following the last war.
Let no one make the mistake of
imagining that the shipbuilding
industry can he mustered out
as "A whole ut the end OF the
war, and yet remain available
for recall To the col0rs when
the present ships have worn out
or-God forbid-if another war
should occur"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Silver Bloc Hits
International
'Go|dCurrency'

International News Service stan Writer
WASHINGTON, April Is QNS)
The Senate silver bloc has de-
manded that Secretary of the
Treasury Morgenthau's proposed
international corrency sterilization
plan include silver as well as gold.
1T il the unanimous view of
the committee that ID IL incOn-
ceivable that any bank, national
or international, can he re-
garded as sound that does not
have as basic money gold and
silver" said Senator Pat McCar-
ran Cd of Nevada.
MUST HAVE BOTH
"Any bank established must
have both, because these are
metals recognized by the con-
stitution as lawful money. Sec
rotary MOrgenthau talks only OF
Gold"
The stand Of tho silver bloc"
'raiSed~a powerful obstacle To con-
summation Of the Morgenthau
pan, Whit WAS, ldiu btAOlC Noil-
grcSSional committees.
While the international stabili-
,zation plan awaits conferences
before being definitely framed.
opposition 10 il continued 10 grow.
Senator Taft tR) Of Ohio said
that the plan might be helpful but
! that It is not A solution for the
grave international money prob
| lens to be faced after the war.
FUND INADEQUATE
lie said the S2,OO00O0.OO0 pro-
posed 10 he placed in the stabili-
zation fund is utterly inadequat1
TO deal with the postwar situa>
ton
They might he able 10 pre-
vent "A little fluctuation In ex-
change. but they cannot accom-
/ plish sterilization unless We
make unlimited loans 10 the
fund" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Death notltes

BFIi.FAt Wilbur loving father ~ Cisr-
ence BeHeau Wilbur SCHNEIDER and
Ger and Mrs Florence Schneider Funeral
from Doherty Funeral Home. 1882 East
jefferson. near Harding Friday morning,
IS snd i1 Church ~ The AnpuncistI0n.
. O'Clock luterment MI oiive'
CHiLDS NprN - Albsr'. beloved hlS-
. nand ~ Neille Funerei from pariors of
= sutton son tit7 Trumbuu Ave
CONDo-see TRoMBLEY notice
JOHNSON Trena. beloved wife of Hans
ioving mother ~ Anthony. Pred snf
Henry Johnson 81 United states AIR Corps
IN Africa. Mrs. Trhe Roberts also SURE
vived bs nine grandchildren Funeral from
Joseph r Miller 4 Son Funeral Home,
ia30i Van Dyke. Monday A. 23O p m.
fn'ermtnt Forest Lawn.
LEONARD April - Ruth Alma IL 37ff
Gfatiot beloved wife ~ Lyndon desr
mother al Shirley. Charlene william and
Thomas daughter Of William ana Hulds
Fitzpatrick Funercl service SATURDAY 2
p. m a. a W Peters Funeral Home,
l2057 Gratiut
MoSIs Belle April it Of 2ih3S
Broadway. 81 clair shores dear mother
~ Thad william, Floyd Mrs. Cora Barber
and Mrs. Violet Coonsy,27 grandchildren
and one great grandson. Services a, Van
Kula Funeral Home p07t 81 cyril sstur-
dsy ~ 2 D. m. lnterment Roselsnd Park
Cemetery.
TRONBLEi Aprl 2 1913 Leon beloved
husband ~ Lucy fnee Ne Yonkerl dear
father ~ Mrs Francis NORM and Mrs
Joseph Ross dear son ~ 4 mis- tine
Trombiet and Tho late George Tfomhiey;
brother ~ Mrs Wuam RAksr Rose Marie
md CARS Trombisy. Funsrai from ths
Gi'rs Funeral Home i030i Fas, Warren,
FRIDAY. es n and 70 st. Margaret ksy
Church AZ $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Earnings

RichHeld oil Corp and subsidiaries re-
federal income tsNfs. etc eausl N 81
cents share This compares With 81.
49,. 6il ar 81 % share IN 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
Detroit Stocks

Dividends in the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1912.
ex Tx dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

Nathesou AIkali Works. Inc. for the
quarter ended March 81 reports a net
prunt Of 1899 lsi after provision az
500 mo- for federal taxes. etc equa' 20
"a cents share on common stock This
compares with S3t8 SOL equal % 81 cents
common share for the quarter en- Ted
March 81 1912. when. federal tax pro-
vision amounted 90. S3I5. 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

Sloss-Sherieli steel 4 Iron Go. for the
quarter ended March 81 reports net profit
If 1854 367 after provision for federal io.
come and excess profits taxes, equal 20
S3 10 a share on common stock This com
pares with S2777il equal 10 50 30 com.
mon share Tor the quarter ended March
81, 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
ApostoIi Made
Gun Captain

AN ADVANCED SOUTH PA
eric NAVAL BASE May le
up Freddie ApoStoli who rose
from "A bellhop IN San Francisco
10 the championship of the mid
dlcwclght division. now captains
an exposed i0-millimeter gun
mount in the Pacific war thcater.
ApO>toh said ne asked for the
post when the urret whore ne
served as "Shollman' was not
ii----,+tts5.At- in- hear on japanese at
tdCkerS IN two recent raids
1T made me feel madden than
IL I were In the ring with my
hands tied" Apostolic, veteran
of two years in the navy said
I'm gun captain here now and
ready for those JapS."
ApoStoil 80, has given more
than 30 boxing exhibitions. in the
war zone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
INVITED WEEKLY

Various Tigers viii call on tho
Federation each Tuesday night the
Cub is al home and an invitation
also VIII be extended 10 visiting
players
Rain-loCged fields az Belle Isle
brought Federation action 10 aban-
don scheduling there until better
weather comes along Not one
game was played of all those set
there since the season opened May
p The proposal by a group Of a
managers TO drop Ives Field from
The list did not meet Of tlCia
approval.
Games in class y, T. and the
NIdgetS must begin no later than
] o'clock IN the future TO clear
the way for those of the second
period. Delays in starting last
Sunday m a d @ necessary cutting
several TO six or seven innings.