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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
N. S. Rukeyser
N, S. RukeYser
jefferson Stood
For Sound Money

anniversary Of his birth Thomas jefferson is
fortnight advocacy democracy and for his
mEeShabe role writing the Declaration OF Independence hui
generally realized he also stood ruggedy Tor
financial prudence governmental economy and sound money
In the this Iuncture national affairs
when the public debt unprecedented peaks seems
timely recall the homey economic wisdom which Jefferson
expressed writings
recadng Of JeerSons letters economic matters gives
the illusion that 1913
For example connection with the current fashion among corpo
simplify STeamlne their accounting interesting
jefferson battling complicated and involved accounts
Jefferson complained that rival Alexander Hamilton deiber
ay the United States and
berated him failure clear whether the public
debt diminishing increasing
In letter James Madison in March 1886 shortly after
Hamilton had Withdrawn from the treasury post jefferson de-
Cldred.
II" Gaan would reduce the chaos order
them
simple they will admit he will merit immortal honor
United made
simple those of farmer and capable being understood by
common farmers"
He advised Madison proceed with proposals
he had forward regarding construction OF roads which
he thought would conflict with his objective of reduction lie
public works proposals would be of boundes
the and boomcsS abyss for public
He predicted that would lead obbng
scramble who could the wasted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Detroit Produce

APPLES-Michiean bu crates u. r No.
I in 81 nn unless se otherSiss stated
TO generally good Si.75G2.15; Northern
sspys, " 5Or215 fair 70 generally good
81 sSa225 few ane quality high as IS. 50;
Rome Beautys. U. S. No. l., 2ir in. min.
2!5; Washington box Delicious. fancy
81 rs y IS: Washington bu. baskets Wine
saps, 2 in. min. combination extra fancy
and fancy, So 60d3.75.
ASPARAGUS - California pyrsmtd
$50 extra fancy, s5.25aS75: fair, $50
mi.75 loose stock. medium TO lafs,
81. sos; small. 81: ordinary. s2.5oas
?o,30s. s2.55a2.ss' fair quality 2o.3os.
BEETs-rexas u crates s-dor. bch,.,
O RRoc coli Pony crates. Ar,ou..
IS rs: Texas. se.50a7.
cABBAGE-New stock; Florida ~ bu.
'1 cARRoT rsona t SsfifoSna 20 10, Angelo,
crates, s-doz.. s2.25as25; Arizona, s275
AS Texas Los Angeles crates, s-doy.
rs bu. baskets, $1,000 rs. few low az
CELERY Florida 1s-in. crates. trimmed
8. few higher, fair. $3.50 as: o los.
Pascal "a doz., .sia425. few Is 81 So;
CUcUMBERs-Hoth Ind. boxes, 4.
doz ks. 81; extra fancy, $50 n 100; spe-
clas 81. t0T so; Ohio boxes. 1-doz. fancy.
II 5on IS; No. I. 81 40: bskts. 24-3os
Sc 50
EsCARoLE-Fls hu. bskts. s2a275.
GRAPEFRUlT-Fla wire bound boxes.
comb. grade. white, all sizes. s313.So;
Tex Marsh seedless. comb. grade. all sizes.
wire bound boxes, 50T37s: Marsh
Pinks. std. boxes. a43al5o; Rubys.
LETTUCE. =: ert.. Iceberg, Ari1.. an
LEAF LETTUcE-H o h ouse, 10Th.
bskts:. Ohio. Mich. $50.
MUsHRooMs-ohio pints. 20 d25c.
=. o se std boxes. NaveIs.
comb. grade vslencias and Pinespples. best,
StT462: fair. 50. asa 3. so; No. 2 grade.
s3n3.5o; y box bags, comb. grade, few
PEARs--oreg. box D'Anjous. fancy co.
SIS 50 1875
PEPPERs-Fls World Beat.r.. choice.
ialr, IS; Calf. Wonders. sl2: Ruby Kings,
PoTAToEs-ioo-Ib sacks: Main. csr,i.
fled seed. 465 ~ es. MINI. selected TIT.
umphs 500; Maine 5o-lb. sacks selected
sHALLoTs-Ls. barrels. fair 10 good.
sl2nl3: crts.. s-doz.. IS. 20
SPINACH-Tex. bu. bskts. 1851 SOC
cartons. l-doz. cellophane bags. washed
1904. 50 o.
sTRAWBERRIEs-La. 24-pint Klondykss
and klonmores. $3.50
SWEET POTATOES-N. Car. bu bskts..
Porto Rican vans. S.. 50. N J. bu. ham.
pers. U. $ No. I. Jerseys. 81 1905
TOMATOES-i0-b cartons repacks,
med. s2.15: small 81 rs s-lb. bskes., ST
size Si.65. i0-lh bskts.. sx7 size 81
TURRNIPs- crates. 4-doz. bchs.s
S475aj
RUTABAGAs-Can 5o-lb. sacks,
Diatn 50 rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

Turning to the postwar outlook
for government bonds, the cN.
change president said
"Our national debt AZ the end
Of the war almost certainly will
exceed $3.50, 000, 600. 900.
This il roughly 10 times the
national debt following World
War I. hut the significant fact
10 keep In mind il that interest
rates are roughly only half a.
high. This means that annual
debt service or interest require
ments will be five times the pre-
war level, not 10 times"
Stating that interest payment,
alone on the national debt viii
amount 10 from $4,000. 100000 tc
So, 600 100000 a year. Schram said
that upon winning the war hinges
the preservation Of tho funda.
mental rights Of the American
way OF life, and that these things
are worth preserving regardless OF
cost in inconvenience. IN sacrifice
in treasure or IN life itself.
They are certainly worth a
mortgage on the future equal 10
only about I To- s per cent Of
national income of 100000 0OO,-
600. What would we give To- get
them back II they are lost
Who would hesitate to give
as much To keep from losing
them" he concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Prince Loses
S4,0OO,0OO Tax
Case Appeal

WASHINGTON. April 13 CINSl
49, The Supreme Court today I'M
animouSly upheld a ruling by the
United States Board of Tax APP
peals that the Chicago Stock Yards
Co, owned by Frederick n. Prince
OF Boston, is subject 10 A tax
assessment of more than $4,000
600
The case came 10 the high court
on the governments appeal from
an adverse ruling of the first fed
eral circuit court. Justice Roberts
read the opinion.
The government contended that
Prince. sole owner of the company.
used it during 1880, 1882 and 1888
to prevent imposition of surtaxes
by allowing profits 10 accumulate
in the corporation. A penalty tax
of 80 per cent for boarding" was
assessed.
The government contended that
the stockyards company is a hold
ing company, while the lower court
ruled that it was a business enter
prise and that Prince. through il
and affiliated companies. was justi-
| fed in transactions which the gov
eminent Contended were made for
purposes of tax avoidance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Druggists PI an
Wartime Action

p F. Grcnicr and r. J. Bolton
assistant vice presidents Of Nc.
Kessnn & Robbins. Inc. here arc
IN Chicago 70 participate IN a
special meeting called by tho Ma.
tional Wholesale Druggists A>soCi-
Gtrou tn ruuv5drr- now best the
InduSrry-CaI cn.npGrate with hoth
manufacturers and retail drug
giSiS in safeguarding public health
under wartime conditions.
because We must maintain
distribution NJ health supplies.
wholesale druggists are regarded
A. being in public service" Gre
MGR said Just ~ the army and
navy seek To have on hand or
quickly available enough medical
supplies 10 meet any contin-
gency. We on the civilian front
must ~ plan ahead that every
community IL adequately served
both for its normal needs and in
emergencies. For every commu-
nifty. the drug store il the source
Of health supplies. The pharma-
ciSt ~ in the front line on the
civilian front and our job As
wholesale druggists il 20 main
tain his service Of supplies. We
are going tn this special Chicago
meeting because We must plan
how We can serve the public
through the var years"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
.DuSiifieS Stock Rise
Schram Says II Reflects Confidence; AHirms Wall
Street Support of War Bond Drive

ST. LOUIS. April t. An In
crease Of Sl5O0O00o.O00 since
April. 1912. in tho public appraisal
of the money value OF stocks and
bonds listed on the New York
Stock Exchange was cited by Emil
Schram, president of the exchange.
as direct affirmation of public
confidence in the war effort and
the ultimate defeat of the Axis.
SChram. Al a meeting IN ST
Louis, Officially opening the treas
ury'S second war loan drive in this
district. declared:
"Our financial institutions, as
eager volunteers in a great pa
triotic effort. are embarking
upon campaign which sur
passes in magnitude any ever
before undertaken in our his
tory. The New York Stock En-
change. the largest securities or
ganiZa ton I'm the world. Is proud
10 he identified with this effort"
Stating that the financial atmos-
phcre has been improved during
the laStN1l months due largely 10
the behavior Of "our securities
market Schram said the appreCi-
alton Of values not only cnlargCS
the buying power Of l5.000000
security holders IN America but y
reflects cmphatiCally that our con-
dcncc arising out of the progress
We are making IN the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
The Proper Attitude

Rear a m iral W II =.
=. Riandy : prize story AZ the Fro
4euHC-6fHh- WIS about Negro
EmcSS attendant on his first patrol
in one of oif subs. --------
The skipper had Just neatly
torpedoed a large transport eS-
Csrted by a number Of deStroyeTS
and was grabbing for the
hnttnn
Every destroyer in the screen
was on top Of him in no Tine
and down came the dept h
charges. exploding with terrific
force Each shook the sub worse
than the one before and. with
the power temporarily lost and
The men knocked down every
one was pretty Glum.
That is. every body but Mess
attendant Jones. He sat on q
stool in the corner Of the control
room chuckhng louder with each
blast in blSSful ignorance. Fl
nally he burst out:
Captain, we sure Is givin EN-
hell, amt WEI"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Fevors q Ceiling

can't help but feel that
there's = lot OF Justification for
Price Administrator Prentiss
Browns latest move toward set
ting Of ceiling prices on food and
beverages sold by restaurants.
The action repeatedly follows
4 Senate report that one man
paid Sl20 for a quart OF milk
IN p Washington hotel.
One big hotel there. gets IS
cents for "Scani" cup Of coffee
and ] can he witness 10 that
4 luncheon IN the main dining
room would cost a minimum Of
$3.50 without tip and would in
Clude only a Jelly omelet bread
and butter, coffee and jollo or
. ice cream
And that Jelly omelet was the
ACheapeSt thing on the menu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Freight
Rates Cut
by ice

WASHINGTON. April y In a
six 10 Eve decision the Interstate
Commerce Commission suspended
until Jan l. 1914. railroad freight
rate increases authorized in March
1912 The commission at the same
time left undiSturbcd an increase
of 10 per cent IN standard passen-
ger fares except Communication fares
which went into effect last spring
The rate changes are 70 be
effective May Is. The commission
held the proceeding open 50 that
should any developments occur
which are now Unforeseen the
commission VIII have the advan.
tage Of the comprehensive record
already before II in making a new
decision.
The freight rate increases which
were suspended averaged 4 per
cent and became effective March
~. 1912 10 Offset in part railroad
wage increases granted IN Deem
Der. 1871 The rates have been
yielding about S35O0OO, 600 annu-
ally A. A whole. but with the
standard passenger fares left IN
effect the net reduction IN rs.l
revenues as on the basis of exist
ing traffic may he not more than
$4,000 900 a year.
The ices action followed the
filing Of numerous petitions for
increases, among them requests by
the OPA. the director Of economic
sterilization and other govern
mental bodies asking that the IN
creased charges he Cancelled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Break in Rail
LIST Unsett|es
Entire Market

NEW YORK, April 10 UPl-
Stocks broke fractions 10 more
than a point today after the in
terstate commerce commission re-
Scindcd tho freight rate increase
granted early in 1912. Bonds also
reScinded. while cotton futures
gained ! 10 3 points.
Railroad issues were hardest hit.
Their decline unsettled other sec
tons Of the list
Central OF New Jersey opened
al 9i2, off IL Pennsylvania, 1000
al 2Sia. off II; Norfolk & West
ern l72, off l; Great Northern
preferred. 1000 at 27lx. off =
Observation-Disclosures preferred,
1000 AT Sls. off rs: Santa Re
preferred 779s. off rs. Chicago,
Great Western preferred 14l2. of
! =: Delaware. LaCkawanna &,
W tNltli, OsOOD d. 3 OH = Al .
lantic Coast Line 30. off liz: Bal
timore e. Ohio preferred, $500 at
10l4. off 15s: Santa Re, 1900 al
30. followed by another 1000 al
the same price, off 81 points
Union Pacific S9i2. off ! i: North
ern Pacific 5000 and 1000 shares
At l3i2. off 12s. and Texas &
Pacific 21I2. off 2a4.
United States Steel opened on
1000 shares at 537s. Off 3. Losses
of point and more were made
by Bethlehem, Chrysler, l.. S.
Rubber, New York Air Brake.
Westinghouse Electric, Pullman.
and United Aircraft
The market continued 10 decline
after the opening with the railroad
section furnishing the bulk of the
Trading volume. Chesapeake e.
Ohio late opener. lost 2 points
to 40l4 Rail bonds had losses
ranging n 3 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Advises Government TO Cherish lis Credit

On the subject which much the public
fortnight expressions. He
subject of letters h sonJnaw John w
House committee Writing
him June 1913 during the Madison administration when the
financial straits, Jefferson pointed OUT
a should be fundamental in a government
disposed credit time
within limits its faculties to borrow
the instant paying the
principal within and to
consider that pledged to the creditors the public faith
On a observed government
or a lendabe
equivalent sau
constituents against
ban inevitable consequence, revolution"
As for initiation he added:
Private fortunes in the present state OF circulation
secreated lenders, and
with which their
deuges He 20 the public individual
the
81 busheI and his nominal
cheated Of half his fortune, and by
banks which since that time have thrown into
circulation $40 of their nominal where there was one at
that time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE 200 sariy trade Artvs N
fed steers earrings and helers market
s1nlswhst irregular but mostly STEADY "a
stT0rE compared last weeks Slose coV'
grading medium ana below and bulls open
iuE steady 20 weak some interests taIkinI
laver; nothing done IN limited supply gooc
eovs. salahle supply Includes around II
losds stockers and feeders m early IN
oUiry for replacement cattle. hulk medium
snf good fed steers and yearlinEs tlf u
Il rs GOOD 10 choice 000-l ,O32-lb weights
Sts IS. one truck l0t held above Sis 80
rrHef steers and hs.fers. Sl4 75Ht5 50
scattering medium heifers Si4 80 down
feb medium ncef cows sold ~ - xi2
eu'tsr and common COWS Nqdii. Gamers
81 1s7b eariy top on good weight
sausage hulls Sli -
CALVES 800 steady; 'on and bun
good and choiCe vsalsrs. SIS most medium
tredes SO joGli cull and common Ell
gibs Se1l3
HOGS $50: buyers talk Sharply tower
suly bids on butchers scaling $50 Tbs up'
ard 81 under last Thursday large inter.
sss bidding Xii75 70 $ifsj on $50 10 800
I'D. weights
SHEEP 500. not much on sale early
few lots slaughter lambs sold fully steady
sneep quoted nominally steady small pack
axe good 10 choice elm. fed wooded NATIVE
lanbs SIS so Just good woolskins, Sls2j
seed 10 choice shorn fed lambs with No.
prus. SIS 50 good No peltsd lambs
SIS cuu and common shOrn lambs, $50
~ so, common wooded ewes. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Jefferson Originally Wanted Agricultural Nation

the
conflicts between Hamilton jefferson recalled Originally
United predomnanty agri
cultural of HamltonS tariff schemes to
develop balanced with sefSulcng industry
well agriculture In this connection important to bear
jefferson largely reversed himself this at the
policy convinced HIM
that the United States produce all essentials IN order to be
independence letter
TO KoSciusko %, 1912. Jefferson wrote
manufacturers nearly footing with
England single Improvement which do
not OF
advanced, that
than that when II WILL
England a shilling where have
dollars worth Instead of applying tn manufacturers
here he oyed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

On the New York Front in the
Bond Drive:
Repres enta tRes OF Wall
Streets big investment banking
houses met with an encouraging
measure of success in the task
of aiding u. S. Treasury on the
opening day OF its record-break-
ing second war loan drive.
Preliminary reports indicate
that a considerably larger num-
her of individual subscribers are
signing up for war bonds than
was the case during victory loan
drive of last December. This
naturally is "all 10 the good"
since il is the governments pur-
pose 10 sell all bonds possible 10
individuals rather than TO COM
mercial banks.
Observers emphasize that sales
forces in present war bond drive
appear 10 be better organized
than was the case last December
and that more preliminary work
has been done.
II is no secret that for the
past week or so representatives
Of various houses in Wall Street
have been buSily lining up
their prospects. II is recalled
that goal Of December drive was
set AT minimum Of $4,000 600
900 and that the final figure
realized ran close 10 Sl3 0O0.-
100000 The minimum objective
al present drive IS $l3 944, 900 =
600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
He Berated Debt Circulating Like Money

In berating debt circulating money jefferson wrote
well adopted the minds Of believers In
bona fde into it. But
the mystery that debts public
blessing"
trIt he added:
capital produced by industry and accumulated
ugge only will to create 1t by egerde-
main tricks with paper"
Thus the statesman taught government is best
always Of the fact that
destroyed the rocks of unsound financial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
0PA Finds 7 Guilty
OF Black Marketinu

NEW YORK. April Is GNS)--
The OPA today cracked down on
New York grocer and his son for
operating in the sugar black mar
ket.
Tho pair was found guilty OF
selling thousands OF pounds Of
sugar 10 an Illicit still operator
rs a result they were barred
from receiving or selling sugar for
the next ~ months, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Bus Joy Rides
1nEdnsing Hit

LANSING. April 13-City coun-
Gil last night took under advise
ment recommendation made by
the war. transportation committee
which would halt Joy riding" by
school children on city buses.
The committee had recommend
ed that all free transfers issued
10 school students be voided after
AIS p. m. and that no school
tokens be accepted after that hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Setting an Example

Here's a sure tip L. s War
Bonds are the best buy on the
market today
Italian prisoners in England.
paid for their work in accord
ance w4th provisions Of the
Geneva conference. arc putting
their pay in English war bonds.
Can YOU afford 10 do less?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Increase in Earnings
By Pfeiffer Brewing

Pfciffer Brewing Co. Detroit
reported today FIRST quarter 1913
earnings Of SIS. 59s. after providing
for depreciation and federal in
come tax. as compared 10 S7i.39O
in the comparable period OF 1912
The federal income tax for the
first quarter 1913 was S60.S25. As
compared with SOL 593 IN 1912
computed at the gate Of 30 per
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
pITTSBIRGH

PITTSBURGH, April Il GNS)-CATTLE
ESQ: steady and Csc lower. steers, choice
sic 25H17: medium 10 good. SIS. so = s. -
Common S12 500 1880: heifers good q
noice. S15p is, medium 90 good. ti2 -
NJ 1850: common, SeHi2 cows good q
4Cice. St1 500 u so. medium 20 good. SIC
WAL: Gamers and cutters. S7Tlo. bulls
GOOD 10 choice. $500 So common q
MEDIUM, $40 u14
HoGs-3OO slow and sOc lower 1s0-1sC
MS. Sif s0di5; 10000 lbs Sl4eOalS
YPo>350 ms, Sli.35Q 1880. l00-l5o lhs
50 eod1S; $50 200 lbs s1f so y Il So
?so-35o lbs sit S5d2. eol loo-i6o lbs.
SHEEP 600 steady. Lambs SIS T.
1928, medium 10 good. 1919 Is
common lambs S7Gi0. ewes. s. 80 diO
WALKERS, xsq1i; clipped lambs So so n
1850
CALVES 200. STEADY Good 20 choice
N61i7, medium 10 good SiiGi5. cul'
and common SsG 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW April - UPl Todav's
paying prices 10 growers for means
Pea beans So 30 nght red kidnevs
s. so. darn rcd Kidneys IS so. Gre vel
low eyes So IS. crc lite crsnberries
s. 40. ere dark cranberries $40
Wheat 81 fsd ~ oats 50 ~ Sic. rye
I'm &c. SIX rnwed barley 81 81 o buck
wheat g. 81 40. corn, 9scqSl. SOY
beans 81 So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
ZieeIer Quits Lansing Job

LANSING, April l3-Charles NJ.
Ziegler. city assessor. recently
elected state highway commits
Sioner. rendered his resignation 10
the city council here last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

The Wishing Well" has a
message in cipher for you. Daily
and sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Earnings

Assoc,ated DrV Goods Corp. and all
wholly owned Subsidiaries including Lord
Iat Tor. report tct me fiscal A. ear ended
January 80 net profit - " 23l 500 after
l.sS of Nl27 o5f 100 sale 81 New YORK Cfy
realty ard $500 100 spectRl contingency re-.
serve or 81 ~ share m the common.
against net profit % 81 621 O6s. or 81 %
or the common o. preceding year when
appropriation ~ $500 nun was made foT
special eontinEencv reserve Federal irrrne
taxes amounted 20 81 500 600 and excess
profits taxes s. eco 900 last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the fore xolnE tshie are ths
srouats declared or paid 40 far this wear,
unless otherwise noted. s-Psid In 1919
zen In iyldend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
nited nyrw ood Torn. and done.tIr Rrit.

HT'FH I'NFW'"'H '"TV' HHu H"tlFNII' HF''-
ish and West Indies subsidiaries report for
1912 ne profit Of 1921 3f4 after foreign
income isNes. etc equal 90 s. 80 share
on me s. cumulative preferred stock on
which unpaid dividend sccumulat .pns
amounted O. = - per share The report
ttAtes no provision rs made or ls believed
90 he required for 7 ui'e4 states income ard
excess profits taxes This compares Nth
me- Coz lsAl or S-f4 ISL. or 50 % share
IN ne 81 preferrci stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

rennsNl'anla Glass SAND Corr. and
vno'Iy owned subsidiaries report Tor 1852 q
ue' protu ~ $500 q31. equal ~ XIsI =
share IN the COMMON aEains' STtS ~ or
- - share on the common In 1881
Provision fur federal income taxes for 1912
amounted 90 S2ss.507 and excess profits
'sNes after deGuCunc $50, $50 debt retire
Tent credit ana s. los postwar refund
totaled s3t0ao, against A3ii sji and
S36s III respectively for 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13
Arnold Constable Corp. and wholly owned

NHHu "hNNNNF hTp Hhu NhoiiN NNnfd
subsidiaries report f0r The fiscal wear ended
January 81 net profit uf 1885 264. after
$50 000 provision f.- ontIngenciss 0r 81 =
fhHre against $685. .5Sf or FL % a share IN
tho preceding Nenr Federal income 'aNcs
amounted 20 $40 l3i and excess profits
taxes after deductIeE SIS 500 nasiWRf
,'ecr i0'sled Sl7o. 600 against $3.50 as3
and SIS 500 respectively for preceding fis,aI
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-13

tmerada Petroleum Corp. and subsidiary
icppr, for 1912 net profit 81 SJ.27i SIS.
tier federal. income taxes etc equal to
- - share. This compares With - 500 b.
800, or 81 Is a share In 1871.
American Meter Co.. Inc, report for 1919
net income ~ sil2 f55. equal 90 81 SO =
share against S9S1. 06i. or 81 O5 A snare in
faaI