davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28
Fig Cake
I cup margarine

! cup margarine
y cups Granulated sugar
e. teaspoon vanilla extract
y teaspoon almond extract.
3 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder -
teaspoon salt
] cup milk
? cup egg whites (ahout ~.
Cream margarine and sugar
until light and fluffy Add
flavoringS and continue cream
INC. SIT -four once. measure,
combine with other dry ingre-
dents and Sift three times Add
dry ingredients and liquids al
ternately. a small amount AT a
time 10 the. creaEned mixture.
Beat egg Writes uHiil StR but
not dry. Fold egg Whites into
mixture.
Pour batter into two WELL
CREASED cake pans which have
been lined With waXed paper.
Bake cake. in hot oven 1853
degrees) uptil done approW-
nlaiely = minutes. CoOr1ayers.
spread fg filling between lay
crs and ice with caramel icing.
Fig Filing
found dried figs, cut fine
LcSp water
-LSlp GRADUATED sugar
- tablespoons lemon igice.
Soak FIGS IN water and cook
until tender Add stesr- and
cook slowly stirring constantly
20. prevent sticking until the
m.Niusn is smooth and thick.
Remove mixture from range.
A-t1t.4=tCTuon Juice blend weif-FHd
return mixture 20 range 10 heat
through Remove and cool
Then spread between layers Of
care.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-28

Coz, s5ob-kiius''--Fon,fs fioo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
What S New
In Business
Pan Simple Form
fer Fire insurance
By WARD SCHULTZ

Insurance Executives ASSoCia-
ton. whose members consist Of
the chief executives of a large
number of stock fire insurance
companies and whose activities
arc directed toward eHcaAEage-
mon, OF IMPROVEMENTS. reforms
and economies IN practices and
methods, have recently devel-
oped a new, broader, simpler
and more liberal dwelling house
form which 10 has recommended
for nationwide use.
The new form viii become
effective when adopted IN the
various states. Under MS terms
and provisions, policyholders
VIII secure additional benefits
and millions OF home owners
and tenants of private dwellings
1T urban areas wit g1r greater
insurance protection than their
present policies provide, without
accompanying increase in rate.
Besides the broader protec-
tion against a wider range of
hazards which il affords to so
large a percentage of fire insur-
ance policyholderS. the language
OF the form IS simpler, clear,
and more understandable 1t
viii take the place OF a large
number of varying forms now
IN use IN tins country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Termination Data

Manufacturers and others Suf-
lcrlng preliminary pains of an
anticipated war contract termi-
nation headache 10 arrive on
V-Day. will find a comprehsn-
Sive analysis of their ailment in
the current issue of the Michi-
gan Law Review. bimonthly
publication of the law school Of
the University of Michigan.
Fairness, impartiality n d
equity are the basis of the gov
ernment'S termination policy,
says David A. Goldman, assist
ant chief of the legal branch,
Detroit Ordnance District, writ
ing on the subject of "Termina-
ton of War Contracts at the
Option of the Government He
adds that the public is entitled
to equal treatment from con-
tract holders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Denies Peach
Crop Impaired

LANSING. May Il tUP)-State
gricultural leaders today depre-
ated a report from Southwestern
iichigan that frost damage will
eSult in only a so per cent peach
rop this year.
Clarence Boiauder. deputy COM
missioner Of agriculture. said he
}eleved peach prospects generally
God throughout Southwestern
lichigan, although he conceded
ONE scattered areas might have
-ecn affected by frost Monday
tight Damage 10 trees by cold
reatheT during last winter was
-alr- miner BelandeF SAID
The federal-sLate- cIon report
ng service said no reports have
1een received from growers of any
eriouS fruit damage and general
onditionS are still officially rated
IS good NJ l.. Lowe, assistant
tau>tclan. is IN the fruit belt
today checking on fruit prospects.
Bolander will meet tonight in
Benton Harbor with fruit growers
o study crop reports and plan
marketing procedures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Farmers NJ arket

FRUITs-Apples. Ra'dvins fancy. Ssit
hg No T. S3G so Northern Spies fanc,
50 "a bu No / S3.30u3 - siseies Red
fancy 81 IA hu No 50 50q37s Note
Ceiling price On apples Xfi4 4E.ib bu.
VEGETABLE GREENS French ~ndive.
10. 1. S2H ? q 5-lb. box. Green onions.
IS n pOc dor. bchs.
VEGETABLES MISC Asparagus.
fancy. 81 dor hchs 40 T. 81 a. Becfs.
topped No. / Si0l.50 bu Broccoli. M.
I 81 50 bu Cabbage. No I, Slni - hu.
Carrots topped No J. &i-5uTZ % celery
root. 80 /. 81 500 hu Chves 75a soc
doz Horseradish. SOL % peck basket.
Leeks. No. ! 81 5OG2 dor bchs Parsnips.
fancy. 81 hu No. / $40 3 50. Potatoes.
No. /. 81 son 100 .bs RutabsEsf. No.
I. Sidl % bu. Radishes. red dollhouse.
81 20 don bchs sorrel, 81 so bu Spinach.
81 5Q0 I.7f ls-ib. bu Kaie s12s bu
Turnips topped. No I aOcG 81 2S. bu.
Rhuharb. outdoor. 75d sOc doz hchs hot
house choice, 7ac 81 5-lh box small
81 25n 50 dor. bchs
EGGS Large N0au so-dor. case:
medium, Ss.50aeS0 30.
PLANTS-Vegetabie mise, 1i1125
fat. cabbage poo 2 81, flowers misc
81 50Q 2 nati pansy 50 75q4.5O nat
saliva. 81 Fat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Promises Competition

British Society of Motor
Manufacturers and Traders is
appointing representatives to
cover the Middle East, with
general headquarters at Cairo.
Col. d. c. Michigan, the soci-
etys secretary, said:
I'VE look upon the Middle
East as one of the centers of
world activity after the war.
The new highway across North
Africa Is only one of the factors
which Is going 10 increase the
demand for motor vehicles
there"
The society now has C1iCeS in
Cape Town, Bombay. Ottawa.
Sydney and Wellington and pro-
poses to establish one IN South
America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Real War Record

News the other day that the
National Bank of Detroit had
posted IT'S fourth gold star on
its service flag focuses attention
anew on The fact that these
former bank clerks are real
fighting men.
Four have made the supreme
sacrifice out of a total Of 30
III tffTF -SrTvTCF from mat bank.
This is about four times the
average for the nation.
In he mail comes another
comparative figure for bag in
dustrial firm-11 killed out of
2,7S0. Compare that with Ma
uonal Banks four out Of 210.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Agency Changes

Changes in the advertising
field.
Charles D. Adams has been
named associate account execu-
tive on the Electric Auto-Lite
account for Ruthrauff & Ryan.
Jack ReeSer. who formerly
handled this account. has been
assigned 10 ChrySler
Bob Johnson is now handling
publicity for the Dodge Truck
account for Ross Roy Inc. He
was formerly with Mccain
Erickson. Inc.
Daniel J. PICKETT is the new
director Of media for Arthur
Kudner, Inc. lie succeeds Luz
clan l.. King. on leave because
Of illness. who will continue as
media consultant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Dividends
M. S. Rukeyser
M. >. kukeySer
Real Good Neighbour
Has Sound Policies

neighbor policies toward Latin America, which have
here will succeed TO the
rooted realities instead of fantasies
spite theorzng public II be
assumed that the competitive postwar era each well managed
IN elsewhere relate inter
national the needs of the internal
Accordingly may be expected that the trend South
America elsewhere developing diversified
domestic through NATURALIZATION viii continue Thus
viii much the proCeSsed finished goods which
formerly imported greater strength resulting
broader VIII peoples the 10
buy additional items larger quantities which they previously
could afford.
composition Of Latin American imports will be
changed The emphasis viii tools production rather than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Our Likngs Have Lille Bearing on Situation

Whether such trends liking not is beside the
point Basic srNnCs toward economic maturity IN countries
hitherto urduy dependent material production
viii operate n these directions
the circumstance disclaimer for United States
farrfrs of coou Latin America and hold those
nations Gown 10 moro raw material status is timely BY way o
illustration address before the permanent council OF Amer
Association Commerce and Production which represents
Tho business o American nations William p Witherov
National Association Of Manufacturers
dencd ta businessmen up here have thoughts OF Yankee
imperialism
In specific words Pc gave thc blessings Of the L s manu-
f7clrer> the tendency toward tho nduraaton of countries
oi RIO c expressed that this trend
toward national >efsucency would increase
The wealth and buying power of such countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Prioritiess

The Detroit Regional Office o. the war
Production Board announced today. the
following pridrlties sections
L-a3 amended Motorized Fire .Ap-
parBtus 90 Revises restrictions on use or
materials used In production
Ttss amended Replacement Parts
for Motor Vehicles Deletes words 'other
than copper" definition Of "bulk tubing
MILO Revocation "Styrere Do Revokes
the order, superseded by NJ 800 SEIZED
ule IS
M-I7O-a Revocation "Polysiyrene -
Revokes the order. superseded by M-S0O
Schedule 10
NIB. Revocation "Glycols Revokes
the order. superseded by M-5OO sched-
ule Is
M.260. Revocation. "Aeryic Monomer
and AcrvUc Resin " Revokes the order
superseded by M-30O Schedule II.
For further details contact WPB, 1910
woodward Phone TR 2-4s00.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Widen Aircraft Meeting

Scope of the aircraft meeting,
scheduled for October 5 TO 7 at
Los Angeles. has been expanded
by the Society of Automotive
Engineers to include air trans
port engineering. twill now be
known as the sac national
aeronautic meeting.
The newly organized sac air
transport engineering activity
will sponsor three sessions at
the meeting. The new group will
sponsor papers TO be presented
at the sac air cargo meeting
In Chicago, December 4 10 6,
and two sessions at the national
sac meeting in Detroit next
January S to 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Auto
Graphs
Chrysler TO Hold
5-Day Meetipg Here
BY sILER FREEMAN

Regional managers and spec
ial field representatives OF
ChrySler division will hold a
five-day meeting here next Mon
day 10 hear a program outlined
for the return of the dealer
body To peacetime status. Stew
art w. Munroe, general sales
manager, will preside.
David A. Wallace. president
of the division, will address the
meeting. Others on the pro-
gram are Joseph A. O'Malley.
assistant general sales manager;
Earl b. Wilson, director of sales,
and George Miller, sales execu-
tive.
The sessions will be held at
the Whittier and viii be strictly
business. The coast field staff
will be the only one not included
in the Detroit meeting. 1t will
hold its own session at a later
date with OMalley in charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
New Route Discussed

S. J. Ingram, special represent
alive of the Braniff Always,
is in Detroit to confer with
aviation and business leaders on
proposed service from Chicago
toDetroit and New York. The
application is now before the
CAB.
Braniffs proposed route from
Chicago would bring the Windy
City within an hour and Is
minutes and would make the
Detroit New York run only ,
hours and II minutes. Through
service from Dallas and Fort
Worth. Tex, 10 Detroit would
also be provided.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Rye Off
Pei HDaN

CHICAGO Mag, j. ms Fur
Jhrr liquidation developed in rye
futures tedsS following Il short
lived upturn and prices Welded
DC To- . sc 10 the lowest levels In
more than two months before
s-fttt- f7'1-zt prices were sc TO
Wheat recorded losses Of 1tsC
10 lh,c after a rally wiped out
an early fractional downturn
Final prices were unchanged 10
sc eI.
Oats closed unchanged 10 &c
down and harley unchanged 70
SIC of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Increased Naturalization Increases Imports

By way sr.clatng credo L manufacturers
thl. important subject Nrherov said
There greater falacy than the belief that
dependent retardation
The principal obstacle the business
Latin America the ow purchasing power the
people.
THAT market increasing not through Increase
wealth hut through The small
sprnging Mp Latin America creating
people who afford and radios and electric
refrigerator ~.
when speak american manufacture, inviting tho
Latin America
honest conviction that The republics the south
all develop their NATURALIZATION they viii
make themselves bigger and powerful neghbors TO trade
with"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Invasion Threat
Spurs Tool Orders

NEW YORK, May 12-Machine
tool orders have spurted sharply
n recent weeks, rejecting
switch in war production TO en-
phasiS on invasion-required NUM-
tions. The industry is experiencing
difficulty in filling demands for
tools 10 make ordnance and air
craft items. new types of motor
vehicles. and landing craft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
$4,000 Landing Craft
Scheduled This Year

CLEVELAND, May 12-Deliv-
cry OF $4,000 landing craft. now
number one vessel on naval con-
Struction priority list, is called for
this year under present schedules.
capt. r. T. Hanson, Inspector of
naval sInaterial of Cleveland dis
closed. He said 10000 additional
landing craft had been delivererd
by first of year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Briggs Profits
Show Increase

A report from Briggs Manufac-
turing Co. shows a net profit for
the March quarter of S1,441 ,299.
which is equal TO "a cents a share.
against S1,1S3i724, or 81 cents per
share for the similar period in
l943.
The net for the 1914 quarter is
after reserves for contingencies.
postwar adjustments and renego-
-tiaflon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13

TARNSwORTH LEFT THE MAHERS-whout the in
formation he sought about the destroyer Bsddltt-and
checked in at Carvel Hall in Annapolis Next day the
agents shadowng him checked the hotel records and
learned he had called unlisted number in Washington
This number when traced proved to be the private phone
in the Aban Towers-of Lieutenant Commander JOSH
wiki Imiya Naval Attache Of the japanese Embassy.
check was then made at other hotels where Farms
worth had stayed Boston, Philadelphia New York, Bal
ore and Norfolk In instance the records showed
he had teephoned the Washington number The trail went
back as January 1888 three and half years
before sinister development came to light when It
was learned that Lieutenant Commander lmiya had sud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Ramsay Promoted

II NJ. Ramsay has been ap-
pointed sales manager of the
tractor and implement tire di-
vision of the L. s, Rubber Co
with headquarters here. accord
ing TO J. w. McGovern. general
manager of the tire division.
Ramsay Joined the company
in 1885 and was formerly as
slStant sales manager Of the
Fisk tire division and then head
Of fuel cell production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Prudential Investing
Declares Dividend

Prudential Investing Corp. has
declared a dividend OF 3 cents,
payable July | 10 stock of record
June IS. The previous payment
was 2 cents on April l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13

Tof Fpe MAY ~ GNSt cash grain
WHEAT 30 red 81 70'4
CORN no g yellow, 81 l6ls; No. 3
yellow. S1Iah
OATS 40 2 white. soustc: 30. ,
white -Gu soc
sOyBEANS No yellow Si9l
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG. MAY ~ UNSl RYE eiosrd
= E.r to 2fsc lower today, Nav Sl2'.t
IulN Nl.25 bid. October 81 n i7 20 y p.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO NAV II CNSl NO safes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13

japanese official receiving frequent large checks some
large $4,000 for undscosed purposes And in CASH
ing them he asked for one-hundred- dollar bisi
The japanese now since the of Thompson on the
Pacific Coast seemed TO regard Farnsworh man who
could be further to them This despite fact that
he had probably turned to them naval information
that might have resulted in quick and decisive defeat for
American forces had with Japan just thenl
Farnsworth had shown interest in the news about
ThompSons arreSt-but the of Thompsons convic-
ton and sentence Of fifteen years Mcneil Island shocked
him visiby. Oman him read the story avidy then
into the hotel bar where he proceeded to get very
drunk -. CONTINUED tomorrow1
eBrids Company
Scrnnbooks Detroit Times Detroit RI Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
PITr>RIRGH

pTTTsBTFGH MAY r. TNsl-C Att y
300. steady steers goud 90 choice.
fi5 5Ou l6 Go medium 20 good SIS 800
% 81 common % medium SI2riR HcIf-
ers good % choice xi3 j0ul 10. medium 10
good. So i0N so common 20 medium
81 Sd - 10 SO Cows. good 20 choice S1Ofr
~ 30 medium 60 good g. 81 20 o. So. can
ncrs and cutters S5us5O. Buns good ~
choice. &il y y. common % medium S. 80
"a 10. grass steers 81 50nl3 so
HOGS 4 500. steady isD-ls0 ihs Si7F
~ 70 10000 lbs Sl2 7Sa1fi3t 200 100
lbs Sif i00i .l5s 221-25O his gi4Y
lt IS; $50 300 ihs Si2ulf 3o0-3s0 10
Si1n II. tOO-i50 lbs. 50 50Tii. roughs,
81 50 70 40 90.
lambs. $50 10. medium 10 good $50
u 30. common lambs seas ewes 1907:
wethers. Sins clipped lambs, Sff.5Oab
IS So
CALVES 25: active a. steady. Good -
choice, Sl61l7 IS. medium, Si450H IS 50.
cIlls and common. $40 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Motor Wheel Corp.
Paws 30C Dividend

Motor Wheel Corp has declared
a dividend of 30 cents ON common,
payable June 10 to holders of rec
ord May %. Same amount was
paid March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 40 far this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13

denly gone back TO Japan And was suspected that he
carried vital naval information.
The Naval Attache at the japanese Embassy-Leu-
tenant Commander Akira Yamaki-had moved into his
predecessors apartment The switch had been made with
typical japanese secrecy.
BY this time the agents had confirmed their suspicious
that the Aban Towers apartment contained two phooSat
machines They knew too, that Farnsworh had patron
led in Washington and elsewhere, concerns making COM
mercal photosta And they knew that he always stayed
with the work until il was finished and took away both
originals and copies Also check Of the records OF the
Washington bank where Lieutenant Commander Itimiya
did business disclosed that in addition TO his salary the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Minor | noene
1HIOI IUOOOO
Rule dfCIoSe

NEW YORK N5y r. TINS1-
Stocks nC5 60 lm W today S
dull session but made h'tle head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
CuIC ACn

CHICAGO. May n UNs)-HOGs-z
600 steady. TOP Si3 70 % bulk Si2 500
1878 heavies. SIiT5Hi2 Is mediums,
1913: lights. S2u 10 10. light lights.
piFs sos
CATTLE 81 500. STEADY Calves 500:
steady Beef steers, choice SiSuis Is.
medium. SIS 70 yeariIngs Si2Uie 50.
Butcher he!fers Sll 1I623 cove 81 80
y "a bulls S90l3 IS calves Ssais:
feeders fi1 25. stockers: steer. $40
@ "a COWS and hefers. s. q l2zS
SHEEP 500 steady Lambs 81 ~
n ~ 10; common ti31l3. ytArNuFS.
Si2 5oG IA So. feeders Sll glt5o ewes,
S. J8e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
PHILCO CORP
QTAkFR kTATE ON
AITTN sTRTTs. mo.
PUGET SOUND PUP a InIBER

LEGAL NOTICE
EDWARD g. RUDD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
Philadelphia, Pa.
Tho Board ~ Directors ~ meeting
held Apnl 2ist declared n regular quarterly
dividend Of Si.25 per share on all IS 90
Cumulative Prior Preferred shares OF the
company outstanding on May 20. 1915
payable June I. 1914. 70 holders thereof
of record MAY 90 1914 Transfer books
viii not be closed Checks will be mailed.
Paul Zens. Treasurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Livestock NJ arket

at the Detroit Stockyards during
the current week. but generally
pointed upward except on heavy
hogs and sows. Receipts expanded
IN all departments, but were not
burdenSome although marketing
OF hogs remains on a permit basis
TO prevent excessive numbers and
serious market gluts. Supplies of
some classes were below trade re-
quirementS.
CATTLE Week salahle receipts :. 600.
Broad demand absorbed slaughter steers
yearltngs ann hetfers readily al fully 2Sc
higher levels Choice iitO lbs steers
Topped Al &ls - and / esq ibs made sf6.
hulk TED steers and yearlings xl2d15 Is.
best hriterS ylI bulk Siinl4 Cows sold
uneVenly. bat generally steady with lAst
weeks high close suiK beef cows Xs25
n II 80 and Gamers and cutters &7dg.
Bulls were neglected early Ia the week.
prices 22c lover nost- SA1zAGn- hI.l!x, e-a-
good psef butts sff 81.
CALNES-W Weeks salable receipts OSO.
| Broad demand forced vealers prices IN
evenly soc 10 81 HIGHER pHlk good and
choice, Si6 oOul7 mostly SIT late com
mon and medium SIS 10 and culls mainly
son.
HoGs-week's salabls receipts $500.
Marketing Of hogs Increased around 30 per
cert e9tH locally and around the major
market circuit. Receipts were excessive az
many markets and Indications pointed 70
liberal carryOver into the new week.
| Locally, however. under controlled mar
ketlng good clearance was effected.
Prices were very srratc. Hogs scaling 400
| $50 he. and 20o-27O ms were steady: i60-
200 lhS- An4a stfeng 70 -2tC-ntEhet NhIIe
weights over go los we're 25 10 mostly
sc lover, SONS Csc lower Tor remained
az thr xi3 eu support price ~ 200 40 lbs.
tNotc. Effective Monday MAY i5 me
support pr1rr wright rrarHFf VII bf sX-
/ panied thus lsp-27g No. hogs viii sell a.
/ me Sl3 ~ support .puce, Detroit basis
Desirable 10000 lhs made 81 7Oa a!
ie0-is0 Us Sl21 n 20, if0-Isa rs
$40 ~ y II 27o-330 lbs Sil 75aI2. 37o-
zoe lbs, &il 25uii,,0. soss mostly $40
no 90
SHEEP Weeks salabe receipts 500.
Marketing of sheep and lambs expanded
tf p yer ccri locally ana A. - markets
Broad demand forced prices 2Sc higher on
good tn choice iamhs both other lambs
and sheep he'd s,cs0y Mostly choice o..
I 200 lbs No ? pete3 lambs made So Is:
bulk good and choice u IO5 No. No
pcteG iambs, 81 le q IS bulk common 20
good shorn iamts Slln a. most culis.
S6u 10 Wooded lambs were negligible 4
/ few rat shOrn ewes nr0ugh, Sc 50Hs most
Gull ewes, s. 81 "a 3 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-13
Earnings
REYNOLDS METALS CO.

REYNOLDS METALS co.
Year ended Dec 81 1919 1872
Net profits 81 SIS ESQ 81 az. Ba7
Per common share s. 90 kf0T
PHILCO CORP.
March quarter 1914 1873
Net income Eei6 32R t7Oe 7n2
Per share SO sic
QTAKER STATE OIL
March quarter 1914 1919
Net profit 1928 sAs 1903 aes
Per share 32c 33c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
Some people aetuolly ore re.
fusing income fox refunds!

IASHINGTON-There is nothing love so
w much on dull day as to wander through
the Department OF Agriculture. reading
the press releases.
They are instructive and Informative as well
as entertaining. It's much more fun browsing
through them than just sitting at home hitting
yourself over the head with malet
The departments press branch puts out seven
or eight releases day. and few are not worth
while In fact person who reads them diligently
could keep up his end in any conversational am
afraid
For instance, there is this educational item:
"A pot of parsley on the window sill is not
only useful for seasoning Winter dishes but
decorative as well because of its bright green
curly leaves"