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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Name Gun Technicians

Four OldsmobUe cmpiuyrs
have been named gun 'cChni-
clans on naval aircraft carriers.
The mon selected by : + skin
ncr general manager Of Od>
arc J W Waters, u J Eamc>
a. J Delchanty and / $ sum
mcrNHle
"Oldsmobile now j. prov iding
field men To train ordnance
armorerS for tho armN air forces.
the British Air Force and the
Bureau Of AeronauticS in the
navy" said skinner -. j.
Rose has served In this capacity
in the European and Nediter-
ranean theaters for more than
a wear.
"In addition 60 training ar
mOTerS. our representatives also
assist in proper SerVicing Of
Oldsmobile- built cannon on
fighter planes prior Ia combat
missions and upon returning
from combat - was the case
during civilian production days.
all service activities are under
the supervision of i. ! DohhS.
Oldsmobile'S genera service
manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
New Tool & Die
Firm Formed

LANSING, Feb % (UP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today announced
the following new state firms
have filed articles of incorpora-
ton.
Aero Tool e. Die Co, TIA f.
Garfield, Detroit. harles j.
Clark, Eric A. Fredericton and
William Kraft. Detroit, incorpora-
tors; manufacturing; $4,000 COM
mon stock.
a + Booming, Inc. $1,000 Fair
Held. Detroit; r. F. Booming. in
corporator: construction: SIS 900
common stock
Charles II. Booth Corp. 500
Griswold. Detroit; Clarence II.
Booth, incorporation; manufacture
ing. S25, 900 common stock.
Hapman Conveyors, Inc, 1911
National Bank, Detroit: Henry
Hapman. Hannah Jane Hapman
and Lewis A. SLOVENIAN. Detroit.
lncorporators: manufacturing con-
veyors; $4,000 shares common no
par value.
New nonprofit corporations in
clude Citizens Recreation Associa-
ton, Inc, Gas Terrace. Muskegon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Suggests Service

II seemed 10 me- that the
problem OF acting as head Of
The household superlmposed on
the lob of being a competent
mother, lis Just about all the az
crage American woman can
stand
Why couldn't financial inSti-
tutions handle such fixed items
- tho payments on insurance,
mortgage payments and pos
-fbityy some Of the other fixed
charges which were ordinarily
handled by the man of the
-hnpSe- asked
Perhaps IN some cases a loan
would have 10 be made against
that insurance 10 tide the man
over In any event q great bur
den would be taken off the
soldier and his wife Charges,
of COURSE. would have 10 be
kept 20 an absolute minimum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Aluminium Record

Chevrolcts record M. produc-
ton of aluminium foEIing, tho
past year IS something worth
Growing about VI r. CoNic,
general manager Of Chevrolet,
has tusi disclosed Whai his COM
pany achieved. even as late
conner into The field
The company last year turned
out $4,000 600 pounds OF alumni
mum aircraft forgins> ranging
from engine parts 10 propeller
blades A. the same timo. the
DIVISIONS single magnesium
foundry tAtfHed oil 1000 600
pounds Of castings for The air
craft engine program
Chevrolet has Income the Sec
ond larger producer Of alumni
mum tOrglngs IN IS months
Eighty pcr cent Of tho alumni
mum and ali of the magnesium
castings were made M Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Auto
Graphs
Gloom Pervades
on Transportation
Crisis Facing Nation
BY SILER FREEMAN

Increasing gloom regarding
the nations transportation stu
alton is we'll founded, according
10 informed sources. Those close
to the picture acknowledge it
readily and see nothing IN sight
which will relieve the air OF
pesSimiSm.
Last week. ODT Director
Joseph B Eastman righthand
man. Jack Scott, gave an inter-
eSting discussion before De-
troits traffic chiefs and bluntly
summed up the situation As
very serious Eastman Is IN
the hospital and will probably
remain there for several weeks.
Jack Weed Of Automotlve
News. who follows the trucking
industry closely. came back
from Akron recently with
black prediction. Several rub
Der men informed him that by
July. 40 per cent Of the inter-
city buses would be laid up for
lack OF tires, repair parts or
similar Ills
The rubber situation seems 10
be the most dangerous aspect OF
the transportation pro b ] g m.
Truck tires are being held up by
huge orders for bomber tIc re-
placements Once the invasion
opens IT IS hoped that this phase
viii be relieved and The larger
size tires viii reach commercial
users Meanwhile there is As
grave danger right on the
home front AZ there D. m Italy
or the Far East II OHr trans
portation system breaks down.
the wal effort docs likewise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
New Plane Carburetor

a new series ~ aircraft in
lection carburetorS. suitable Tor
small plane ENGINE, up 20 200
horsepower. has been developed
by the Strombcrc division of
Bendlx. according 10 Frank {.
Mock. director OF engineering
The carburetOr maintains the
ice-free characteristics of larger
types used on combat planes, ne
sand
The new device Will be ready
for private planes after the war
Mock predicted They are SIM
gle barrelled units which can be
adapted 10 any one Of three po-
SIhons, updrafi downdrait or
horizontal AZ the choice Of the
blane designer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Raldvins No. $50
so hu Delicious No 50 e6 ~ NC
I.,iosn 40 50 50.f3 % ~. Ionathans
No J. S325H3 bu Greetings. fancy
q as hu No S3V 3 80 hu Northern
spys 80 s. So 8 es hu WaEeners
No $40 30 bu Steele's Red No. J.
So so 4S3 a6 hu Na'e--Ceilng prices on
apries 81 qs 4s-Ih bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage No 81 ~ bu
VEGETABLE GREESS--French endive
No X2622S 5-lb box
VEGETABLES CMlscellaneousl - Beets
topped No. = Sl75H2 bu.; Broccoli No.
l. 81 50 bu Cabbage No. 1 81. 50 q !. -
bu Red Cabbage 40. (ceiung) 81 Is
50-lb hu Carrots. topped No 81 ~ ~
s. hu Celery Root No. - 50d bu
celery Michigan squares No. 81 Horse
radish 80 81 50n3 peek basket Leeks
SO I SOL SD DOR bchN onions dry
No, tccNhs g. 81 iDlh sack Fafsnirs
Mo- J. So 5nttf bu- 'P0tatofs ST. ! 81 so
81 100 Pc Rl4ishcs dollhouse 40
81 I1 20 dul hrts Eut7baEas NO J, 81
~ 1t ~
SQUASH Hubbard fame, s. 80 hu
No T. 81 a0u1 Tuf1ips topped No
81 25u1 - Vegetable ONFtsrs No. D.
81 So dog hchs Rhuharh dollhouse fancy
Q0c 81 S-lh box choice 81 p zoe S-in
boz small. 81 $50 I IS doy hcns
EGGs-LsrFs. 1880 . ~ - 3o-dos. eess {.
medium, fe6io.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Without CHARGE!

,filTIC- president OF the trust
company looked al me and his
eyes tWinkled.
Were already doing just
about that" ne said. "only we're
doing il without any charge.
We feel that il We come out of
this war with our firm intact
and no worse of than when the
war started. We should thank
God.
After all there are few
enough things We can do for
soldiers. Naturally. We can't
handle this for every soldier
from Detroit and some have no
need for such a service, but IL
YOU come in contact with any
men who really have a need for
help or advice along these lines,
send them over and I'll consider
II great privilege To serve
them" he concluded earnestly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Every once in while 4 finan-
cgl editor runs across "A story
oalich be really enjoys passing on
10 me public had that pleasure
the other night.
Ilwas Alkng 10 the president
OF IA trust company here IN De-
trblt and suggested that financial
Institutions have an opportunity 10
do a real Job IN a public relations
way by giving a new service 20
Soldiers.
Thousands Of married men
men with families are going into
the armed services every day Few
have sufficient wealth 10 leave
tSc.r families without a single fl
nancial worry-and most are IN
the pAsltlon Of owning some life
inSuEance having a modest equity
in a home. and possessing little or
no cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Gerndn-0wned
Firm Is Sold

WASHINGTON. Feb. IS Sale
Of controlling .nterest Of the
American Wine Co. a Missouri
corporation. for $3.50. 600. was an
nounced today blythe Office Of the
Alien Property Custodian.
Purchasers of $4,000 shares Of
stock representing 81 per cent Of
the companyis capital stock. were
Samuel LentZ. New York, and
Malcolm Woldenberg. New Or
leans La, who offered the highest
bid. These shares formerly were
German-owned.
The firm makes Cooks imperial
champagne and other wine prod
ucts. known in this country since
1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Grdndmont Tops
Five Changes in
Times Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

First place holders in The De
: rot Times Sweepstakes are still
Hfiding high today following A
weekend which saw only FIVE
changes made among the bowling
leaders at Imperial Recreation.
Three of these were IN Class
A were Russ Anglers Grandmont
Recreation of the Traveling
League surprised by ferryIng TO
third in sandwiching a powerful
1887 game, high thus far between
9l7-976 for 1880. John Waldcckcr
followed 200 with us in that big
number and closed with lS4 for
662 and leading honorS. Anger had
244-200 in Ga.
Johnny CrhmminS' PariSclean
reached sixth on 29l3 with games
OF 969-952- 992, the captain show
ing only 238 in $50. Myles Gray
bill did the best sticking with 209-
2ll in Clio Irv Simpsons 599 was
tops a. Bill David's Deluxe w
squeezed into tenth on 1924.
Led by Ralph Hedgecock's 90
finish for 594 George Bollinger'S
}. L. Hudson provided the lone
change in Class B, ninth position
on Pas. Clarence Levan's LAWS &
Lent of Plymouth shot PAP otto
AuchS Enterprise 2737 and Tony
Thomas NirgeS 2662
Phil Trapanl's Lincoln Park re-
covered from a S37 start with
948-9l9 for 27Oi and tenth IN
Class { The captain Was high
with 216-225 in 627 Jack Wagner
collected 234- 1920 for a dandy
$50, but Bob JennIngS kubiak
could muster only 26t5 FOR the
best total in Class y
Henry Van BritSors COL FOR
Edgewater and Ab KennyS 607
for Letter Press we're the only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Market 0penS
Steady in
Active Trade

NEW YORK. Feb. % (TNS)-
Tho stock market opened steady
today in moderately active trad
ing Most pivotsls recorded small
gains
Rails were higher As were COM
munCauOnS and oils. SteelS. rub
bcrS. amuSementS and building
shares we're steady. while motors
and aVations were mixed and
narrow Utilities we're little
changed
American dIStilllng issues, sell
ing EX the supplemental right 10
purchase two cases of bonded
whiskey did NOT appear in the
first few minutes, As floor spe-
eia4t-ts tried 10 determine the
value of the EX-diVident.
Opening prices; Bethlehem
Steel 59ls, up 81 Radio ga,
unchanged, General Electric 35h.
up u American Water Works
s, unchanged ChrySler 80i2 up
u International Paper 14i2.
up -; American Smelling 37i2.
up + Atlantic Coast Line 81, up
j; Socony-Vacuum 12i2, up "a;
Houston Oil So Hp Stude-
baker 14i2 unchanged Penn
sylvania RR 29h, unchanged;
Delaware e. Hudson 24a{, up u:
BendiX 35s, unchanged; United
Corp. IL, unchanged: Boeing
i54. up "a I. s. Rubber 42A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
M. s. Rukeyser
Workers Misguided
On Social Gains

Sticking their heads the sand like oStrche spokesman for
special interests all camps continue discuss wartime wages
unrealStlcally.
Facing the unmakable recognition by individual workers
that they have been able during total warfare retain social
gains IN terms of high material webeng leaders have for
example bedy discovered defects index numbers especially
the cost Of living index of the bureau of labor statistics which
they argue has underSated the in the cost of living
Likewise they against little steel formula Of the
National War Labor Board because they think that ID
insufficient Offset the increase the cost
OF living. AT
this column characterized falaciou for different
II criticized the principle The ground that n raised The
false hope living could be maintained frozen
established goods required government
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Paper Production
Shows Slight Gain

f2EW YORK. Feb. - Paper
prnduc1Jon IN the week ended
Fielsp. ~ was 81 4 per cent of ca
pscitN against 500 per cent in the
preceding week and 50 per cont
in tho Week ended Feb 20. 1913.
ACCORDING 10 American Paper and
Pulp Association index of mill ac-
TWIN
Paperboard production for the
week ended Feb. 10 was 90 per
cent of capacity against 81 per
cent in the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Detroit Steel
Profits Steady

Detroit Steel Products Co for
the year ended Dec 81, l943. re-
ported net profit OF S5505O7, or
S2S4 a share. after A reserve Of
S927Sl2 for federal income taxes
This compares with net income
for 1912 OF S504.672 or $500 4
share after income taxes lotaling
$500. 100
Reserve for income taxes in
1913 Included Sl2SlZ additional
taxes on income Of prior years
Income figures for 1913 are be-
fore renegotiafion whole those OF
1912 arc. after settlement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
BANK MORTGAGE

New York City asks
rs IL true that. IL a mort
gage held by a bank becomes
worthless, the bank really does
not lose: because il merely
prints enough currency TO cover
the loss o"
Answer: No. Clearly some one
must lose, because YOU say the
property on which the mortgage
rests is wiped out Well. then.
who loseS2 Just think this over
somebody must lose. If the mort
gage makes the bank responsible.
II must take the loss.
! will add that no bank can
print currency, nor obtain IL al
Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Warfare Signifies Blood, Sweat and Tears

In whole Of debates with labor economists and poi
Pearl Harbo have consistently stressed the
warfare signifies blood and tears and not
prosperity
Worlngmen in the spirit patriotism would readily adjust
themselves this situation II they not misguided by pot
and labor leaders Prior INTO he however
leading political personality expressed tho If
tho could social gains and under
this thai could and
butter, too The Implication that could produce
the resulting reemployng the
unemployed and through fr working weeks for those already
employed But expectations Of soft not full
filled program diverted for
purposes nearly threc-Ofhs Of output
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
ALL Head Invokes Complicated Statistics

In boxing issue George
Meany Of the ALL members Of the
NWLB in radio interview invoked complicated statistics
demonstrate that workers profteeng from this war
Certainly the truth that who produce goods and
industry agriculture. and the occupations
"pofeerng il looks beyond the superficial rndlca
the money the availability OF goods and
Tor civilian Donald NJ Nelson chairman Of the War Ptoduc
ton Board recently estimated that the federal government expects
take 1914 s. Of all current production
This civilian only the residue o current produc
supplemented by durable goods previously produced and held
family The inevitable result Of tho necessity under
total warfare divert than half Of all current production
governmental channels spells sacrifice and the pulling OF
belts the OF all civilian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Common Payment
By Holland Furnace

Directors Of Holland Furnace
Co. today declared a dividend Of
80 cents A share on common stock.
payable April ] TO stockholders Of
record March 10. The company
paid a similar amount in the
previous quarters Directors voted
April II a. the date.for the annual
meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

TzAMNANY WAS the all powerful political organization
in Brooklyn during Francie Nolans childhood 1t owed
its strength the fact that il the children young and
educated them in the party ways.
To WOO the children the Matte Mahony Association
an excursion for them and their parents each
Katie and Johnny Francie and Medley the boat trip
no the Hudson when Francie was Mama looked very
pretty that day. \.
wooded glen upstate the Democrats got of the boat
and took over The children around spending their
tickets labeled hot dog" merry round" and
which had been passed out the week before
Francie had lost her tickets gambling in marble game
boys She standing sconsolstely the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Denies Scarcity
Acts as Incentive
To Industries
BY LEWIS HANEY


Professor ~ Economics. y. =. University
A Chicago reader asks
Why do YOU criticize Eccles'
postwar plan Of having the gov
eminent hold down prices until
the production Of goods in
creaSes sufficiently Ia hold
prices down automatically ,.
What about civilian goods. say
the electric refrigerator l want
Isn't scarcity all the incentive
10 production that il needed
If prices are controlled. the
sales are spread among the
masses, and total sales are
higher than II top prices pre-
vailed"
Answer: You make a mistake IN
assuming that scarcity acts "a, an
incentive 10 manufacturers Goods
arc not made because they afc
scarce but because they sell Tor
more than enough 20 pay expenses
OF production For example mo-
body IS going 20 supply YOU Wlth
an electric refrigerator luSn be-
cause you arc short of one. The
only way YOU can got a manufac-
turer 10 supply your scarcity IS "a
pay him enough money 10 yield
him a profit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Reynolds Spring
Votes 25( Dividend

JACKSON. Feb. % Directors
Of tho Reynolds Spring Co. have
declared a dividend Of - cents
per share on tho company Capl-
tai stock payable March 30 10
stockholders Of record March 10
The Same amount was paid IN
November and July Of last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Livestock M arket

CHICAGO Feb - QNsi- HOES
~ 600, steady f0p SIS gu. bulk SIS 25
a13 rs heavy weight Si3 " 10 90. me
dlum weight So 1913 90. hlht weight
$3.50 la s0 light lights Sl2 50Ul3. pack
INK s0Vs &l3 10 90. pigs SsN11
CATTLE 500. steady Calves receipts.
TOO market steady Beef steers good
81 choice SIS Il. common 70 medium
SIS 10. yearbngs Sl2Hf6 - Butcher
cattle heifers 2i01l6 rows $50
bulls s. 50g IL 30 calves SaUlj feeder
s5eers sion - stotkef steers So % n
% So stpckef cows and hefefs fs0l2
SHEEP 800 market steady medium
and choiCc Isrnns 81 50 b. rs go. Cg'is ana
con- mon Aiaefif. icsrlfugs NlZ1 "a 30
common ana ffuf.e owes. N1F ieede
lambs, 81 "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

MUSTER Up COURAGE

Tn any event The convection IS
that Congress VIII hereafter mus
Ter up more courage 10 assert IFS
ordained authority. that il viii be
less Subscrvicnt 10 executive die
tation. that II viii insist upon
bringing organized labor under
more efieciVc regulation. that
from now on employment giving
enterprises and INC investors VINO
made them possible VIII rccelye
more consideration with a view 10
enabling them 10 wreStle with
looming postwar problems. lnat
government ownership and gov
eminent operation VIII be kept
within bounds
In short the whole complexion
of America polItlcal-cconomy
outlook IS regarded as having un-
dergone change for the better.
HeHe4-ti4e ffff4f Improvement the
vast savings of the American peo-
pie invested m stocks and bonds
an Improvement which benefits
every ono of our 5000 600 life
insurance policy holders. all our
endowed institutions OF learning
and hospitals al lOur l0OOOO 600
stockholders and additional NIL
hons of bondholdor>. mostly poo
p.G, and familic, IN moderate cir
rl7l<fanCcS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Timken Axle Votes
O-Cent Dividend

Timken-Detroit Axle Co. de-
clared a dividend of so cents pay
able March 20 to stock of record
March 10. Payments last year
were Is cents on March 20 and so
cents each on June 81, Sept. 20
and Dec. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
New York CIedrings
Show Sharp Drop

NEW YORK. Feb. IS New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearingS for week ended
Feb p totaled 1861 $50 .5S3
against S5.O744s0 1876 in the pre-
Vious week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
New Political
Development
Aid Securities
BY b. c. FORBES

The security market which
represents the reactions OF the
majority of substantial citizens
10 developments. very promptly
registered its Interpretation of
the significance OF the violent
break between Senator Barley
Democratic leader and President
Roosevelt. STOCKS Immediately adj
vanced became more animated
Bonds climbed 10 the highest peak
in fully - years
Investors, arrangements. men
of affairs welcome any and every
sign that White House dictation
is on the toboggan. welcome any
any every sign that Congress Is
determined 10 reasSert its con-
Stitutional independence and re-
sponsibility. welcome any and
every sign that Amerlcanism
promises 10 be restored
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
in Living Not Feasible Now

Dissatisfaction springs raeo between what YOU
YOU expect Propaganda led workers believe
they would than Attainable.
political leaders the
higher living standards exchange for union
dues. in when takes Of the heap
produced feasible civilian
living 10 maintain previously exist
back Sliding inevitable and
actI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Identity

Having no desire TO profit in
any way by the job that he's
doing my friend asked me not
10 Identify him.
And some people still think
shat bankers aren't human.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
MEANS RISING PRICES

And the money which You uaA
must have a soundiy based pur-
chasing power or else you Will
have 10 give up larger and larger
amounts OF n in order 10 get what
YOU want That would mean us-
ing prices.
My point is entirely valtA The
only sure way 10 stimulate pro
duction and thus increase sup
plies is 10 let prices rise hIgh
enough 10 make il profitable 10
the producer That means prices
above costs Rising prices arc eS--
peclally stimulatNe Mr Eecles
assumed that if prices arc re-
Stricted and held down, production
VIII expand That is a weak and
dangerous assumption. II Is con-
tradicted by the cases in which
the OPA has had 20 make eXcep-
tionS. II is given lis lie by the
subsidy policy
As 10 holding prices down so as
70 increase sales among tho lower
income groups that assumes that
the laborers can be employed and
earn good wages when the manu-
facturerS are not making profits
The laborerS wages have 10 come
out Of the price OF the product.
and if That price is TOO low either
The wage will have 10 be low or
there will be more unemployment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Earnings
Radio CoRP oF AMERI1

Yea ended Dec 81 1q43 te42
Net income $40 1872 452 50 COZ 43-
Per COMMON share soc 42c
MEAD. JOHNSON A co. =,
Year ended Dec 81 1853 1919
Net prom - ee6 7qq 81 az 2ti
Per common share ++ Sfl - rs 81
REIIANCE MIG co. ILLINOIS
Year ended ,Dec-5I 1913 isdt
Sci prof. yG52 22s SaTft2q
Per common share SIS fI - sfas
SAVANNAH SUGNRERFG corr
Year ended Dec 80 taL IN42
Ne income $3.50 Ns $3.50 0fS
PrI common share 81 nf S1I2
pOWDRIIL A ALEXANDER, nc.
Year ended Dec 80 1853, 1912
Sei profit 500 6as 1893 p0i
Per share q0c soc
PITT~Bt RGH coat co
QHsf ended Dec 80 fe43t lat2
Sct profit S25f PSI StsZ jf1
Per 50 pfI sharel TIc 81 IS
sol THFRN PlPE LtNI
year ended Dec ~ lqA1 'af2
Net income Sl2f 1JI sl23. 50
Per share &i2i - -
= PENICk FORD, LIN.
& Year ended Dec 81 1913 1882
s5nt prof 81 25l So 81 SOS os7
Per share 50 30 - 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

hot dog stand watching other children stuff themselves
when stopped and spoke to her He had police
mans uniform only with gold 1t.
mo tickets little grip" he asked
y forgot them" lied Francie,
Sure and 1 good at marbles uneseh as a boy
He pulled three strips from his pocket I'VE
certain number Of losses year but s seldom the
girls the losn' ones,-
FranCie thanked him and backing away when ne
asked Would that be your mother sitting there?"
yes" She waited. Finally she asked "Why?7
"Do you be Sayin your prayers to the Little Flower each
night askn' that you half pretty Do that