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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
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LANSING March 10 CUP)-The
Michigan e's-f-.'t--4 ''t1rt-arrcii- :55ccuTT7
ties Commission today announced
filing of articles of Incorporation
by the following new state firms:
Henry Avenue Development Co.
1923 Oakwood. Melvindale: Her
man d Farris. Emma F'arriS
Willis +. FarriS Melvndale. in
-corp0fat0rS, TO zeal in real estate,
$4,000 preferred and $1,000 COM
mon stock.
Adolph Maier. Inc, 2255i
! GEatiet East Detroit, AdOtPt
Maier, Russell - Irwin. AMI I'd
gar l.. Kight Detroit incorpora-
tors, building and CONSTRUCTION
So. 900 common stock
Midwest Home Appliance Dis
tributors. Inc il05 CaSs. Detroit,
Ronald Ray Carr, Arthur r. Carr
and Nathan Margolis, Detroit. in
corporatorS, HON q appliances
100000 common stock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Auto
Truck Tire Problem
Nears Solution With
'InIaid Carcass
BY sILER FREEMAN

Two years OF research and
development on the part OF
- =. +tt-t-t1cr- t--r- -0rT7Ty- THOUGHT
the nation near the solution Of
one of its most veXing rubber
problems, the truck tire. just
AS II was the last obstacle 10
be solved by the industry in the
old days, so the truck tire OF
synthetic has deded the manu-
faCturers up 10 now.
But new type of carcass
construction. which uses only
10 10 30 per cent crude rubber,
has been revealed by L. S. Rub
Der. Already more than a quar-
ter million truck -tiEaS- have been
manufactured of the new type
and have been in military use.
some Of them al the fighting
fronts.
The inlaid carcass" construc-
tion has been hailed by as high
an authority as DR.. Sidney NJ.
Caldwell. L. s. Rubber's direc-
tor Of tire development, as the
solution 20 the truck TIRE prob
lem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Although the giant American
Light and Traction Company,
Midwestern utility holding com
pany which owns Michigan Con-
solidated Gas, finally received
long sought REPRESENTATION on
the board of Detroit Edison-it
owns 20 per cent of Edison's
stock-thlngS are not going so
smoothly in Madison, Wis.
City authorities are going
ahead with an election on April
1 tAVhieANeteFS vii determine
whether the municipality should
purchase the companyS Madison
Gas and Electric Co.
Although American is now in
process Of formulating a plan
for its own dissolution, company
officials paradoXically- reiierate
their previously stated conten-
ton that they will not sell the
Madison properties. They fur
Their contend that the facilities
are worth more than the Sill
600. 900 or Sill 100000 valuation
placed on them by the city engl-
neeTS.
If the voters decide in favor Of
purchase The big questions
whether the price VIII be in.
creased or Will the city alter
natively plan for a later election
for condemnation of the prop
eTty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Outlook Hopeful

The new truck tire has had
more than 100000 miles of
comparison eStS-Asitff= pFeWaf
tires. war tires and conventional
synthetic tires. 1t has held up,
according to the tests. in
fashion which makes the out
look hopeful in the truck field.
At the present time L. S.
Rubber is the only manufac-
turer Of the inlaid carcass tire.
1t has been offered 10 other tire
makers, however, for war use.
II the inlaid carcass comes UP
10 the enthusiastic claims for il.
II will be a big boon for the
nation al large Synthetic pas
senger tires have been devel-
oped 10 the point where they
can be relied upon, under war
time driving conditions.
In the truck field. however.
progress has been much slower.
For military use il has been
necessary 10 make truck tires
out of natural rubber mainly. TO
make them stand up. Some
manufacturers despaired of sow
ing the problem. While the in
laid carcass still uses 30 per
cent crude and is that far away
from the theoretical all-syn-
thetlc truck tire, 1t still is a
long step along the right road
and means a big saving in the
dw1ndilng supply OF natural
rubber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Fortified by Crude

As explained by DR.. Caldwell.
with the greatest strain and
heat in truck tires, usually oc-
curing in the carcass directly
under the tread OF the tire, the
inlaid carcass places from 10
per cent to 30 per cent OF crude
rubber in this critical region.
1T has been repeatedly dem
onstrated," DR.. Caldwell pointed
out. that where the same
amount of rubber Is used. the
inlaid carcass clearly outper-
forms the conventional type of
carcass.
And where rayon cord Is
used, tests show that the syn
thetic carcass. inlaid with 80
per cent natural rubber. is as
good as the prewar natural rub
Der cotton carcass, which was
the prewar standard of con-
struction."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
War Bond Record

X T. Keller. president Of
ChgN>lcr Corp has announced
that the final report Of ChrySler
Corp. empIoye participation in
The Fourth War Loan Drive
shows that an average invest
mcrf per cmploye in the com
pany Detroit plants was
Si1355.
lie said that employees in the
Michigan plants invest d
through the pay roll savings
credit and in direct cash sales
$3.50 20607 i'm the Fourth War
Loan Drive. which was 1927
per Of tho quota Sct for them
In Detroit. the Company'S
Plymouth plant made tho best
record Of any Of the areas large
plants by investing l32 per cent
Of tho quota set for IT. S93l,-
21325
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Produce Beer Cans
For Armed Services

NEW YORK. March 10-Ameri-
-eaH-G5f4- Co. Is preparing 70 re-
sumo beer can production as a
result of a WPB order releasing
metal for canned beer for the
army overseas and navy men on
off-Shore duty, according to w. G.
Stolk -Vlce president. 1t is esti-
mated the government will need
a billion cans, nearly as many as
prewar peak consumption. They
will be made of electrolytic TIN
plate by a process requiring con-
siderably less TN than same num-
Der OF cans would have used before
the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
IN. S. Rdkeyser =
Calls Will Clayton
Sound Selection
IN. S. RdEeyser

The first phase of the Bernard NJ Bsch blueprint for closing
the books Of the has been supplemented by the choice Of Win
Clayton, Houston, Tex cotton broker surplus
administrator
Clayton dreamy academcan with unealistc theories
about business.
On the contrary his university been the stool Of the
double bookkeeper and the order broker
With such equipment he may be called upon unload
much S50OOO000O0O Of surplus material before II all
ttaV kUUwtcuge or me technique marketing ought
helpful Caytons firm regarded the biggest
cotton merchandising outfit IN the world,
His client Uncle Sam. will be long many staple products
due and feeding the stuff without dsorganizng
markets will require high degree Of special skill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Walter Case Spent LavshIy TO Gel The Facts

Of this generation eHemplfied In his
knowledge power much as Case.
he headed lavish expenditures
fact finding.
ready takes to ttnd out all
the pertinent facts about situation.
Thus he nan aimed research analytical organization
carry for mammoth invest
company investment house with coast
clientele used the data exclusively for financial
opcrat lions " firms funds.
other things being equal the
bunch followers
With the government sensible for
MIR. Clayton Than
campus he hoped that after the AXIS has
discarded L s Chamber
business government and less
ornnn m business"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Probe Waste
In COst-PIus
War Contracts

SHIN TON. March 10
INSl-A Senate military SUBJ
committee today planned direct
field investigation of charges Of
waste and cXtraYagance- in cost
pluS-tlXed-fee war contracts.
Senator hurry ID Of Montana.
chairman. said the first field in
veStlgatlOn probably would be
made IN Mobile, Ala, shipyards
next week
Decision TO broaden the inquiry
was made after Uudersecretary
Of the Navy James V. Forrestal
testified that the navy department
IS opposed 10 complete abolish
ment Of coSt-plus-fixed-fee con-
tracts on the grounds that this
type of contract is required for
emergency shipbuilding and air.
craft work.
The general attitude of federal
agency representatives, including
WPB Chairman Donald NJ. Nelson
and Undersecretary of War Robert
p. Patterson, at the hearings was
that cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts
are being curbed but that il is
necessary to revert TO them in
some instances
Senator Homer Ferguson (R) of
Michigan, whose resolution calling
for termination of such contracts
is the basis for the inquiry, as
sailed The opposition of agency
heads 10 enactment of legislation.
ASS RESTRICTIONS
~ believe that we are In SUBJ
stantial agreement on the neces-
silly of restricting this type of
contracts, he said However,
these agencies would rather
work under a directive. to be
administered at their own dis
erection, than under the law"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Stocks Steady
In Quiet Trade

NEW YORK. March 10 up
Stocks opened steady 10 firm to-
day in quiet trading Bonds were
mixed Cotton futures opened 2
points higher 10 ! point lower.
Net changes were insignificant
In most Instances. Westinghouse
Electric gained ? point 10 96a4.
while international Paper pre-
ferrcd was off s. at 735s. Most
others were smaller.
Among the unchanged stocks
were ChTySler, Sears Roebuck,
Socony-Vacuum. American Car
and Foundry International Paper
common, General Electric. L. S.
Rubber Aviation Corp. Park e.
Tlford. Southern Pacific, Mont
Fomcry Ward, Chesapeake & Ohio.
General Motors, Wilson e. Co, and
American Telephone.
A few stocks made new tops, in
Guiding American Locomotive Al
ia up "a National Dairy p. up
= American WaterworkS -. up
/, and Hiram Walker 517s. up s.
Pure OIL opened on a block OF
1000 shares at 16%. up u. to
feature IN volume. Blocks Of / 600
shares or more were noted in
Kansas City Southern Curtiss-
Wright, Splegel and Great North
-eFR Railway preferred.
Small advances were registered
IN International Nickel. West In
dies Sugar. Texas Co. American
Radiator. Delaware e. Hudson
Firestone. New York Central. En-
gineers Public Service. and Twen-
tieth Century-Fox Film.
L. s. Steel, United Aircraft and
Anaconda eaSed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Foreign Exchange

t5rUdu ana often urgent ucnand
featured trading on the Detroit
livestock market during the week
just closing. Prices advanced
rather sharply on hogs, COWS and
top lambs, while bulls and low
grade vealers were sluggish. HOES
reached Sl420 SparinCly 10 sell
highest since the first week Of
November. 1913. Top lambs were
back 10 S16.65. Good heavy beef
cows reached SD 30.
CATTLE 1900 Good fed steers and
hcifcrs sold readily al hrm prices. hut
low grade steers we're slow weak Good
FED steers and mixed yearlings bulked
At Srg'gn I'd S. I0,. small l0t " steer
yearInEs 90 SIS -. top Medium steers
and ,eatiinEs brought SlAuif and com
mon ranged from Si2 So down 20 Sii and
tr suots As low as 50 Good heifers
reached 81 5O. bulk common and medium
Nopi3 Az interests competed ssgres-
sIveIv for COWS forcing prices assoc
higher beef gradesNup most
Good heavy beef cous s0ld AZ Nlld
~ So most common and medium grades
IS 5n1l1 Gamers and cutters hulf I'd
a. Sc S07s25 Bulls we're siuEEisn
throughout but about steady Bulk
sausage bulls Sc 50 = 10 So tew good
heaVies tii Late week trading developed
very broad sh.ppng outlet for stochers
ard FEEDER AZ arm prices Supplies
we're marny inferior 10 medium grades
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

Times Sweeps al Imperial. Hus-
band and Wife and mixed doubles
Fat the Cadillac. CYO mems al the
Detroit Rec, CYO Women's al the
Casino and World War Veterans
at Northwestern.
HERE AND THERE Charley
James tripllcate three 1S0s. gaze
The Pillar proprietor's Macdonald
team first place in his Senior
House Or. Tina Bennett had
257 Bling GerStler'S 245-20l-
Dab for $50 is a new third Naples
Senior high I'd Weiland fired
222-276 in 6S7. q new record and
al Roberts 254 in the Grandway
House Sam Bellamo 216-22l-
249 for ESQ in the Macomb ALI
Star.
Joe Pararito fashioned 2i5-2fa-204 for
862 10 The Mt Elliott senior Fred
Miller ~ -222 25s for $50 IN me Denby
senior Tony Mihacsi 267 IN the Bea-
con Huuze - bob Aegi pl!a!- 80 st,si -
IN the Spungwels House Fred Lesoo
PSI m the Gleneagles s25 Jake Keeb.
Ter had 23S "a Rangers came up with 9s2
and 200. new Local 35i marks.
other league highs George Derwa. Cen
tennial senior 24g. Earle Harris 6ii Red.
and Bill GuttinE 63s, White Graphic
Arts; Adam Harde Gas and John CElek.
500 Falkland House. Florence C0lomno,
New Fairview Ladies'. 1871. William Mort
arty. 6tensaEieE $50. S3f Gus Kugustyiak.
DENLY Junior, 23s. Tony Machioretti and
Larry Larson. Ford Aircraft. 1928 Wayne
Spauldng, Waynes Businessmens 6il
Sam St Onge, Teamsters 227. Emily
Wolf. Royal Ladies 1877 ~ Keenan, Cad
lilac JAW. 222, Archie LaBbreeche, ST.
Benedict Parish. 2l4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Noted Bear. Vas Really Efficient liquid ator

In the old before the SEC became custodian
Wall private with large blocks OF
commodities qudae would call highly toued
spectators or market technicians
The late Jesse Lvermoe known the boy trader told
that his reputation professional hear short seller
of this type Of qudatng business 10 him.
syndicate wanted unload large block Of stock If
quidatng holdings considered smart to
L4vermore
His identity with such offerings counted to lead TO
unwarTanted differences
His activity expected to be misintepreted bear raid
market would take the selling better thinking that
selling which would be offset due
by buying back purchase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Wall Street Frequently Fails TO Appraise Facts

Thus it be CLEANED that It is costly m Wall Street and
10 together and make five
wholesale jumping conclusions took place fate in 1887
WI Walter fInanCier. took his life
GOsSpers motlyated by financial
relerse for time been declining
sharply
But insiders knew that financially Case was at crest Earlier
understood that firm had closed Its long
had reversed position
sing substantial gains subsequent the side.
Accordingly nonpecunary factors, probably matter of
health led tragedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Col. Turner Comma

Col Roscoe Turner, famed
speed flier, will be the guest Of
the Aero Club of Michigan next
Tuesday. He will address a
meeting of 5000 preflight stu
dents Of the Detroit schools in
the auditorium Of Western High
Al 10 a. m. William B. Stout
viii introduce him.
At noon, Col Turner will be
the guest of the Aero Club and
the Exchange Club at the Har-
monte Society.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Line Is Expanded
By RiChmdn Store

Richman Brothers manufacture
erS and retailers. have opened a
mems furnishings department in
their store AT 1905 Woodward.
The now department carries
shirts. ties. hosiery underwear,
sweaters. pa iamaS and robes.
The change IN policy. according
TO Manager Max GroSSman. was
prompted by requests from cts
toners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
300 Idle
At Foundry

PONTIAC March 10 NP4 -
Three hundred machine shop em-
ployes at the Wilson Foundry and
Machine Co. plant we're still idle
yesterday, because of a shortage
of castings resulting from Wednes-
days brief walkout.
The strike of seven key men
compelled 600 other workers to
leave their jobs Wednesday. JAW
(CIO) officials termed il A wildcat
strike over wage demands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Holland Furnace
Earns S3.45 a Share

HOLLAND. March 10 (UP)--
Holland Furnace Co. today re-
ported 1913 net profit of Sl,552,-
$50 or S3.45 common share.
compared with S1,494,473 or 1882
a share in 1912.
Federal income taxes last year
amounted to S994.729. against
S94l 1877 a year before. The COM
pany stated that 49, cess profits
lax reserve was necessary and no
provision was made for a renego-
tiation refund for 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Try for Rich Prize
BY HAROLD KAHL

Bowling richest team event
prize-S2 ,OO0-will lure five De-
troit clubs TO Chicago for the sec
ond annual Victory tournament 10
be held at the Auditorium Service
Mems Center there tomorrow and
Sunday.
Joe Norris, Sroh, winner last
year with 6a34; George Bryant's
( & B, Joe Paulus' Chene-Trom-
bly,, Louis Burr's Deluxe and Bud
StempienS Five will roll against
43 of the strongest outfits in the
country IN SiX-game test across
u alleys.
Here in Detroit one tourney the
Lutheran at Great Lakes, will
close as another the $50 at Chene-
Trombly, joins the weekend pa
rade of events. MAYOR Edward j.
Jefres and Judge John d. Watts
will officiate at the $50. opening
tomorrow at $50 with more than
! 800 teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

man for the
Auto motive
Council for
War Produc-
ton is slated
for tho COB of
assistant 10
President h
T Keller of
Chrysler this
& o ] u m n
thought Z h .
boys around
town might
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
NORTH AMERICAN CAR

year ended Dec. 3ls-la41 1912 -
Per share hare Si'' SOC Soc ~ $50 sss
NORTH AMERICAN CAR
Year ended Dec. 81 1913 1912
Net net profit. ., s7s3 s97 Se3s 81
HOLLAND FtRN4eE co.
Year ended Dec. 81 ls43 1912
Net profit St,552 $50 Si,4et 473
Per common share S3.45 1892
SETON LEATHER CO.
Year ended Dec. 81: 1913 1912
Net prof, SOB .ios S99 ass
Per share 81 13 81 0s
sEAGRANE CORP.
Year ended Dec. 81 1913 1912
Net profit -xslls,7li sl2e s3s
HERSHEY CHOCOLATE
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1852
Net profit IS 2ss e8s S5,l261i4
Per common share $3.50 1852
EDISON BROS. STORES
Year ended Dec 81 lef3 1882
Per common share sails s22l
HEYDEN CHEMICAL CORP.
Year ended Dec. 81 1919 1912
Per common share 81 50 S. 9s
NATIONAL MALLEABLE STEEL
Year ended Dec. 81 1888 1892
Set profit STs2 2e7 81 las, 7ss
Per share Si65 81 80
z. = HOFFMAN MACHINERY
Year ended Dec 81. 1913 1912
Net tncome S3i6352 1925 200
Per common share Sill 81 20
II>k-BELT co.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net profit 50 r3l2 40 SO AIS 30
FER common share Si3e 81 So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
BEST UPSTATE

The best teams in jackson and
Lansing are listed along with FL
wood Blake's Murdoch and Ellis
Walkers Standard in the mems
state at Palmer Park where the
UAW-CIO event also IS on tap
Bowl-O-Drome and Home of Kala-
mazoo and Miller OF Jackson are
Class AS rolling in the women's
state AZ Olympic
Going another round will he the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Livestock Market
rTrTSRI RICH


TITTSBIRGH March fNSl-CAT-
TIE 100 steady steers. good 90 choice
KlauIs medium t1 good Si3 tGnIA com
mon t1 medium S12 ~ heifcrs good t0
choice Sl2 ~ So. medium 20 good SO 30
70 rs fn common - medium. ti1 sol b
~ 1u cows good 10 choice Nadi so
medium ~ good S71s50 Gamers ard
cutters Sfu7 bulls good 10 choice Sil
~ 70 common 'o medium So 50 y To- grass
steers S. s0ul7 so
HOGS-5O0. steady. feO-1s0 he S13 rs
al425 Iso-2 0o MS Sif2S1lf 81. 900
goo lbs Sit s0ai "a So 22o cd1- lhA---&l4- 10
VT TT. 7T0-30O lbs 1880 Il 90 500
$50 lbs Si3 tonIt iOO-f5O lbs $50 81 r.
70 ~ rouEhs Sl2Gl3
SHEEP $3.50 steady, choice lambs
&lj.4i l6-1s medium 30 gn1d st8 2tTr
- 7a common lambs So 2Sus25- ewes
81 ~ ve'hrrs seas
CALVES 100 slow good 90 choice
Si601T. medium Sl3a IS. culIs and com
mon 81 SOTO
CHICAGO
CHICAGO izr.-l.-G-ffssSf TTr1rTS=
20 600 steady Top SfiI0. hulk Si3 e.
r1t heates Si7 500 -. mediums Sl3 rs
% 10 10. 1rhis Sl3 5011f.t0 light Uchts.
Nl2 80 % % 81 packing s0Ws Si3 Is %
10 An. pigs So1il
CATTLE-h 500 sfeadv Calves son
EeadA- Beef Stssrks- Choice - sfNi II.
medium S1311h Neariincs S12 q ~ rs.
Butchers, Heifers. SifGI625. COWS s. So
013 so bulls s. 50T17 calves S7d IS.
feeders Si0fi -. sfockers steers 50 so =
10 so COWS and heifers SsQl2
SHEEP 20 0o0 steady Lambs. Sisd
IA 50 common Sf3flS. warnings SO so
3 1850. feeders, Sild1Aso. ewes. t79s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Detroit Stocks

In zoos Hish Tow 1895 On sc
Packard 10 2 37A 81 a. 5000.
T. Radiator 34 ~ AZ ....
Walker a CO - 81 80 "a
JaCohs L A. 81. So y
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 50 far this veSF,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
Meet Jim Cope!

Having revealed that Jim
Cope, popular Washington staff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

JOHNSTON TAR 4 CHEMICAL
Year ended Dec. 81: 1919 1912
Net profit S612 72i S6sn 3n7
Per common share 81 0R -&I-nA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

want a look al the new Chrys-
Ter exec.
Here he is boys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

NORTH END -i,' so MS CASP ~ s go
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
NOTTINGHAM sta ss 5AsF T5Rs, " s 80;
0pEs BOWLING SATURDAY AND suhDAr
noon U.rll CLOSING. BAR ADJOINING.
olympic REC. yAI =. A.. ~ Go slyt'
~ A'ifys hF~ ard Modern RathbsIisr Onso
Ba-tiaa All DAY saturday, ,re soads,s
pLlbcF pEc ss2s cPA1ior AVENUE
Onsn Bn@iir0 TODAY U-W G. 80 after
90 30 8una'd, 7st'ausrt Cocktail louros
PALACE SCHOEEHeRR e so1p a. ''s sit5
lr1ruct,oos GNsa osib on me PAUL NOBtEV
S'f'insnutior learn 10 so-l Correctly Hsfs.
PALM BEACH .,.,t SEQ s5rtss; N', 700.
opsn ao~ioe TODAY pntu p N Arsf "A.
free lrurueuors b. Al nss,ou Wsssdsu. 7.sp1
PALMER PARK .,GsSls sD 40 80 e''s ::5,,
q Bru0s~tct Alleys. Bar and Grin oosa Boil.
inc 70 p. ~ Ansr ~ 30. frss Papina
PARK ann $3.50 wtst WARREN ave
7''"NNNV is Beautiful lsnssi CO 3l2B
Seen Allsis Daiiy. fors0so0s Except Wsdnssda,
ostroits Pnsrisst Cocktail Bar. Meats Served
plAYDIUM ss1 los cAaPAu. Ma. lAs
~ WV ALAt1S
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC, 'S2 ,s, esATlor avg {"
oPEE BOWLING HERE TODAY unal p ~
MR6O DOUBLES EVERY SUNDAY. 3 p NJ
RAMONA REC .lll o. L !. -M4sts''et.
oPfh ROWLING ON WEEKDAYS p "
UNTIL 2 r. ". AT DAY SAT, AND SUN
PITT orr Blsi WYOMING At TtsKttL
0IIL nCb' w l.sIs ts ALLEYS
OPEN BOWLING TODAY tOA N UNTIL .
AT DV Saturday, and Sundays.
RIVIERA Rec oll5 osAso EivIR ave
ii''NllN NV No 1857. kir Cooled
opsn eo~Hoa TODAY rram q Noon Until &
p n. and Alter ~ p. n. an Day Sat Sun.
P0YAl $500 MAslsrlout Near warrior
w ~ q AllFIS Man
tA'''-s- ttuEs Nafrh i5th Tor iuies Pinosera
Siral" Cn'uc' 900 ana $500 TOP Prizes
SOUTHEASTERN 81 81 i ,fAs : oTAs r. or
eftN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. NJ AND
AFTtR 2. ~. AL DAY SAT-. AND sun
SpPIhGWEllS 1919 spRlsswGLLs avs
" "'HOH IAIO 90 Alleys VI. 7.s323
onen BoshHq AL DAY saturday, and sunday,
a. ". tn CLOSING. weekdays TN T. After o.
WARREN BOWL = zee s,, S!''I ", T1y,'t
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
WLSHlNGInN BnWI so MICHIGAN AVE.
WHVHtNOl wv uVUL ~ Of Boek Cadillac
OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY FROM
~ 4 TO 80 a. v. CBERRY 1870
WEST DETROIT ', Eto slesless s s54s
OPEN BOWLING TODAY p n UNrtL
CLOSING. Az Day Saturdays snd Surdsss
IReCTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
WPB Permits Making
OF Two-Toned Shoes

WASHINGTON. March 10
Manufacture of certain types of
two-toned shoes and addition of
one new style last during each
Six-month period of production has
been allowed by WPB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

FL PASO NATURAL GAS
Preliminary year ended Dec. 81.
1913 1872
Net income 81 zoo son 81 Oes $50
Per common share S34s S33i
Oct me- income S2i1.120 S226 3el
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
E arnings
sOSs MANIFACTTI

Np~N IN VI ~ htNh ~.
Year ended Dec 81 1919 Iga2.---
Vet profit S134.T52 Sse eO9
Per share soc 4sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10
HOLLAND FERNAeE co

Year ended Dec 81 1913 70
Net profit ST93 6e7 $685.
Per common share 81 80 &,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

MT, ELLIOTT REC. '''1' wv ". $50. ssS'oT'
oper alleys TODAY Frsn An Uai1 ~
40 isst osf Cocktail toHrrr syrrttsur 700
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

Year ended Dec. 81 ls43 1912
Net profit SOB 1903 S99 36s
Per share 81 Ia 81 Os
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-10

Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net profit -rS1le711 Si2q s3s
Per commoa-Erare SIC a2c