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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
.Fruehduf Earns
S5.39 a Share

Fruehauf Trailer Co. for the
year ended Dec. 81. 1913. report
a net profit of So O2 446. after
federal taxesof S4.5750OO and pro-
vision for contingencies of $780,
600. equal to-S539- common
share Th+s-e ef4pdres-w Sis
SIS. 202 or S3.53 a share after
federal taxes of S3,542. 296 and
contingency provision of sos. 600.
Sales we're S60,675.0 53, against
S3S, 70S aga.
Net profit is subject TO renego-
tiation. Report for 1912 has been
revised 10 give effect to renego-
tiation settlement.
Taxes are after debt retirement
and postwar credits OF S425, 900
for 1943- and S306, 80S for 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Earnings
am LINN

UNITED AIR LINES, INC.
Year ended Dec. 81
Net, profit 50 2o3 27s g.. is4 55s
Per commnn share S2.i3 81 ~
BN-owENs-FORD GLASS
Year ended Dec. 81
B.. i. as. 50 s'@2s? $3.50 3.s
NATIONAL RUBBER MACHINERY
Year ended Dec 81
g g., 9 sssr. ''st i s931 sass 4, ,Fl !;
AMERIC,N SEATING
Year ended Dec -
s., g gan, ..... sasss3 s'7a5i9l
ANCHOR POST FENCT
Year ended Dec 81;
Net profit S744s2 S17s.a q
e nmon share earnings 3ic nc
WoRTHINGToN PUMP 4 MACHINERY
Year ended Dec. 81
Net profit 81. GAG $50 81 75s 500
Per common share Ss16 $3.50
COLI NBIAN CARBON GO.
Year ended Dec. 81
Net pront 50. i0s.its 81 1872 $50
Per share S57s $3.50
MIDWEST OIL GO.
Year ended Dec. 81
Ne, profit ss69 SAG s7o2 27s
FtoIr1c Gt> ,>D ELECTRIC 'V'
Year ended Dec 81
Net income s22 5i517u 500 2s5'e72
Per common share 50 % S22i
CHtS. PFIZER A 90.
Year ended Dec. 81
y. prof, fn.7s,5!s 81 ass &.
RTSDTSG co.
Year ended Dec 81
Set income siis2i.3frs fs 2st. aoa
Per common share 3 a. IS %
INENCFIIED MIG. co
Year ended Dec 81.
Set profit sass 217 slssyo7t
DRESSER MANUFACTURING co.
Quarter ended Jan 81
SSs, grsnt Sass $50 ssi:o77
:. ". PENNSYLVANIA PIPF Inns
Year ended Dec 81
Net Profit s7s7s' uisoe
GLEN ALDEN COAL co.
Yea ended Dec 81 1q42 1912
s., ffont So s2s - sGaIs as
>AnoNAr BREwrRIrs. I'm.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Set profit 81 sl4. 700 81 $50. Gas
Com share earnings 81 % S27i
CARN,TioN co.
Year ended Dec 81 1853 toto
Net income s.. 234. 321 g.. ~. esf
Per common share S3.2f Sl22
LERNER STORES CORP.
Fiscal year ended
Ian. 81 ro4t 1913
Net profit S2.02g cas- 81. $40. ST.
Per common share SfTi S3.5I
CONSOLIDATION CoAL co.
Year ended Dec 81 1873 1872
Tr1ss INCOME X3S. i73. qa3 Sf3 sTs.1ff
Net profit yT-Fbt g3-St753H+
EIECTROGRAPHIC corr.
Year ended Dec a. 19i3--i9i2-
Net protf S2s6-S1n s.. 21s
Per common share 50 y Csc
SOLAR MANUFACTURING CORP.
Preliminary year
ended Dec. 81 1913 1912
Net profit S3ss 600 Sif7.433
Per share St.si 65c
PITTSBURGH FoRGI>Gs co.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net profit SOS 343 s75703S
rrprRtL MINING & SMELLING Co
Year ended Dec 81 1919 1882
Net profit 81 1ss Ot3 H173 $50
Per share 81 SO 81 rs
SOU NDNIFw PULP co.
Year ended -Bcr. 3t--fat3 . 1917
Net income $50, O52 ST-23F qS6
Per common share $40 81 80
T>Irrp ENGINEERING 4 FOUNDRY
Yea ended Dee 81 1913 1852
Net profit s.. 754 SIT 81 53q t12
Per common share 81 29 50 90
MFTAI TENTIIF CORP.
Year ended Dec. 81, 1913 1882
Net profit Si165ti SOS 26e
per common share 35c 2ic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Hall 'Cannib aIization'

The War Production Board
has moved 10 halt cannjballza-
ton Of new vehicles held in re-
serve for rationing II has or
dered that hereafter no one
Shar remove or exchange a part
or accessory OF a car held for
rationing so as 10 impair op-
Grating efficiency
Another new WIPE regulation
prohibits after April - the con-
version Of any medium truck
chassis 10 bus use or the con-
version Of any medium bus
chassis 10 truck use This is 10
prevent The unbalanCinC Of the
current truck and bus program,
II was explained
With speed counted as an i'm
portant factor in postwar traf-
hc control. the National Safety
Council has moved 10 promote
uniform control of speed. a
committee has been form ID
with Police Chief Joseph Klu-
chesky of Milwaukee as chair
man.
One of the first problems the
new committee viii take up will
be the relaxing of the national
35-mile speed limit In rural
areas right after the war.
Postwar speed must he re-
lated 10 the deteri0rated con-
dition of automobiles, tires and
roads" KlucheSky pointed out
W. j. Davidson. director of
engineering SerXIce- General
Motors. Is Detroit'S representa-
tive on the cnmmAlnn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
PREVENT PROFITS

Il viii be noted that these sub
sides do not even pretend 10 hold
down food costs. They are obvi-
ouSly designed 10 prevent profits.
aRa-te-fhefcaSc thC government
bureaucratic control over indus
try They would reward inefG-
cheney.
In a free country there can be
but one price for an Identical
product, and this must be paid 10
all without fear or fayor-ILmuSt
he high enough 10 induce produc-
ton Of high-co>t units Of the
product wherever these are found.
whether IN big companies or small
ones
The superior resources will earn
big profits, bat these can and will
be taken by excess profits taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Detroit Livestock Market

Sharply higher hog prices featured The
week trading on the Detroit s%tockyards
Prree advanced mostly 25c IN an hogs
win SOUS up more. other classes 81 1--we
stock sold readily AZ strong 90 sIEhfI'
higher Fates# Rrrctuts- were about The
same as a week earlier. and heavier than
a year ago except for lambs Top hogs
reached So 40 today, highest since Nov
l. 1913
CATTLE a 900. slaughter steers. -year-
lngs and heifers sold steady % 21c higher
than a week ago. with lower grades up
most Snort loads Of good l050-i.ii0 ~
steers brought SIS 50 aud a few head
Sii %. top Most good FED s'errs and
earrings cashed AZ Stf50a - 25 medium
turned Al &i3 2hu Is IS and common
ranged from Si2 so down 90 Sii Odd
head OF eooe heifers reached Nff bulk
heifrrs St0Wl 3. Cows opened assoc or
moro higher -undef. urEent- demand- hut
lost most % The advance Co close steady
Nv 2At gp. Beef cows butKed ~ s. So 'r
Mia goad COWS Aif-y4-t 49, can-
ners and cutters bulked AZ So 30 ~ : -.
Bulls were extremely dull 25c lower Bulk
sausage bulls n IS so 10 1880. a few
good beef bulls Sil. Stockefs and feeders
-UNTVES-f. 700 Vealers hold steady 70
strong, extreme tor ST., bulk good and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
MOST ECONOMICAL

a fiat advance in the prices paid
10 all producers IS the only way
10 maXimlze output in a democ-
racy where forced labor is not
tolerated. incidentally. il results
IN the most economical produc-
ton.
fpu see. every oil company, big
and little. has some high-cost
wells. Most Of them have chances
TO drill new wells and 10 hunt for
new producuon-H we do not
pay ne higher prices for all new,
on. Whether from big or iittie
companies, we VIII not get all the
additional production that IS
possible
If we merely raise the price or
pay a bonus 10 the less efficient
producers. we viii fail 10 siimu-
late increased production by those
which have the largest unde-
VelOped
So that-facts -aS-tu- OH needs
and the sources 81 supply should
be aScertained II oil is scarce,
and drilling is 10 be stimulated.
the price should be raised all
along the line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Provision Must Be Made for Cost Of Capital

The expectation that socialism, or communism, or any other
form or C0ttecfIvIZatI0n Would relieve The worker of the need of
giving up something to meet the cost of capital is sheer bunk.
Even under government ownership. provision would have to be
made for building. replacing. and servcing machines and power
equlpnent-for defraying the cost Of capital Instead Of doing
this As In the Limited States through the voluntary fefbeafaree IF
individual thrifty citizens. such national saving would be accom-
plshed as IN Russia through government fiat and force.
The contribution 10 the capital cost would continue; only
under collectivization, where state force is substituted for voluntary
discretion by citl2enSl the freedom of the housewife 10 buy things
and the freedom of the breadwinner to select a job of his own
choosing are circumscribed. Government RECOMMENDATION and force
replace individual freedom.
Since the American way has proved TO be the most produc-
tive of material and spiritual gains, there seems no inducement
over here to emulate reacuonary trends of European nations.
Members of the Cincinnati Club here. before whom l fectured on
modern capitalism, griled' me on all phases of this subject.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Or the
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Executives OF steel companies
are unanimous in stating that a
reasonable profit cannot be
earned at current prices for GER
tain products in view of in
creased costs. The industry has
been held to ceiling quotations
since April, l94l. Meanwhile,
labor and other costs have been
advancing.
Indicating the position Of the
ind Stry is the statement by
Frank Purnell. president Of
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.
He said in part;
"The war demands for high
quality material which hereto
fore have commanded higher
ceiling prices have been greatly
reduced and the demand for
some such products has practi-
cally disappeared so that today
YOungstOwn's production ~
confined largely To lower-priced
products.
During entire war period the
industry aS "A whole has alb
snrbed the continuously rising
costs and has been able 10 make
-preiitS, principally -heeauSe-et
the demands for high quality
products and high rates of Oper-
atoms. 1t is probable that rate
of steel operations will recede
m the wars end approaches
and without the advantage of
capacity production the steel
iptuStry must obtain higher
selling prices II IL is to carr a
profit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Hits Subsidy
Plan for Steel,
Oil Industries
BY LEWIS ANE
rrole..or o. Economle., \. y. rnI,sr

I"
Among the most significant
items in the home front news. are
those which tell of moves 10 give
government subsidies iH-the-ef
and the steel industries. The
OPA is proposing a bonus 10 the
operators Of low-yield oil wells.
and the Go wants aid in the
shape of cheap raw materials for
small "non-integrated' steel com
panies, In the copper industry
bonus prices r now paid 10 a
few high-cOst producers.
1.-THE oil and steel industries
were subjected 10 the same or a
similar sort OF treatment. ] would
say that the whole system of free
private enterprise based on in
centive pay would be in danger.
Most certainly, the nation would
be handicapped IN lis effort to
attain peak productlnn,
For a year or two. the oil in
duStry and some government off
Gals have been demanding higher
oil prices, in the shape of a flat
advance in cents per barrel, The
sound argument IS as follows il
costs TO produce oil. The costs Of
production r borne by private
enterprise. accordingly, produc-
ton is not considered Wnrth while
unless the product brings a price
that covers expenses.
Therefore, the way to get in
creased production is TO let the
price rise, SO ms 10 cover all costs
Of producing more oil by any anti
all companies. When IT is added
that more oil is demanded, the
case is complete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

Ice-brcakmC boat viii start
opening mp channels on the
Great Lakes next week TO get
ready for beginning Of general
navigation for the 1914 season
Present plans Of l. s Coast
Guard. which viii do the icc-
breaking. are 10 send out five
cutters. The ice VIII be at
tackled simultaneously IN ST.
NaryS River. just below the
500 canal in the upper Detroit
River and connecting channels
and off EScanaba on Lake Mich
igan.
The ice is so light that cut
tcrS may be- able 10 open up the
channels but. If necessary pow
erful car ferries VIII be char
tered 10 help with the ioh. Pres
ent goal is 10 open the main
channels so navigation can start
before April l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. ). KukeYser
Private Capitalism
Superior 10 Socialism

CINCINNATI March 1.-THE great illusion Of the period Is
that modern capitalism, as we know II, is in competition with
new collectiViSt ideoogieS.
Tn q more fundamental sense. organized capitalism is COM
FeHae against the risk of rhTos and an economic breakdown
Accordingly Tho bona Tide friends Of the American system
are those who think along lines of making IN possible for the
caprtalsuc system 10 function efficiently, despite the wartime
exhaustion and dislocatonS Bernard NJ Baruch has devoted
himself 70 this task as has Senator George and his senate COM
mittce. A House committee IS also studying the technique OF
transition from a war 10 a peace economy after the AXIS has
been smashed.
The Completing factor is that the dStTuSt of the congress
Slonal majority for the executive has led 10 some GOODNESS toward
the Barch plan because n imposes some discretion in the execu-
tive department. II IS 10 be hoped that the voters at the No
vember election viii restore harmony between the departments,
and make II possible 10 take united action 20 salvage the American
system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
New Corn Crisis

The corn crisis is here again.
Unless the government car find
an answer. both stock feeders
and professors must 90 on slim
rationS.
There are three possible
methods. grain men say. ia
move corn from farms %
RequiSition stocks; (2) boost
corn ceilings enough 10 make IL
more profitable 10 sell corn as
grain than To feed il 10 animals
(3) tower hog ceilings, 10 ac-
conpliSh the same purpose.
Meanwhile government agen=
cieS seek corn in the open mar
kct for a 5000 O00-buShel
stnckpilc which would be set
- aside for emergency use by
professors. An official order is
-eE4e| FedHfrFH h-ef
all corn marketed bcsC aside
for this reserve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Auto

by sILER FREEMAN

. Dodge mas produce -Se-faF
more than 100000 military
trucks for the United States
and allied forces IT Vas esti-
mated today by Fred J Lam
born, general manager 0f The
division. Thousands are doing
duty on battleirontS In an parts
of the globe.
Dodge produces four basic
types of Vehicles -h4uing
power supplied independently TO
each wheel Some arc four
wheeled and others six. includ-
ing the new troop and cargo
carrier
In addition 10 trucks Dodge
is producing parts for the Bo-
forS anti-aircratt gun and the
gyrO-cOmpaSS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17

choice Si6 80; common and medium cashcd
az So 10 CuIs sold indinerently from
81 downward 20 s. and occasionally as
low AS So ON very shelly uChtweights
HOGS Weeks salable receipts. 5000.
Hog prlces- WeFe set back lightly early
l1 The week when receipts expanded ma
t~eriaiiy, but curtailed marketing AZ mid.
week and later again forced higher rates
Thus compared Wlth last week close
barroWs and CUTS are uueveuly 20c o. SOC
higher. mostly BIC up. while sows are a
fIlL half dollar hlgher=T vp-feaehe So 80
today for good and choice 200 $50 Tbs
highest since Nov I 1913. Bulk 25O-330
~ htgs made l-2a4AHA-33--tur-rr ~
Xl3 - Good and choice $50 200 lbs bulked
az Si4 "a % l60.isW Founders. S13 - U
"a. most 1f0-159 10 light lights. Sii 754
- %. Medium 10 choice sows az at
weights made Si2 75u 10 %. stays sold
SO Is 1850 o.
sHEEP-Week's sslable receipts. $500.
slaughter sheep and lamb receipts remain
welt trrder- trade requirements, prices
steady 90 25C higher for the week Good
and choice fed wooded lambs brought
SIG 1s go. me lot SD Is common and
medium mixed natives fade Si2 IS. good
-eh"fe-- rrH-r $aTr ~, WIN
common and medium At So 500 s. and
cults 50 50u6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
River Rouge Plant
Wins Army-Ndvy f

Presentation Of the Army-Navy
production award 20 the General
Chemical Co. Detroit works, will
bc made March "A at the plant
800 Hawks avenue, River Rouge.
according 10 II. O.. &. Ingraham
president. II Col Harvey c. Bee
son. L.. s. Army Will present the
award and acceptance Will be
made by r. H. Nichols, vice preSi-
dent II. p r. Hin of L. S Navy
will present the e" pinS-to the
employees who-Hti be represented
by Grover Payne. president or TIE
Detroit Works Employees ASsoci-
alton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
SUBSIDY

Bat the 0PA wants to hold the
price down, and then pay up 10
SO, 100000 = year as a subsidy TO
high cost companies.
And the head of tn Q Go wants
20 have the government provide
hlgh-COSt steel producers with
cheap pig iron and steel scrap.
That would be much the same as
a subsidy.
The President is on record as
having opposed an advance in the
price of oil. on the ground that In
would increase the profits Of the
larEe COmnanlcS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Market New Type Cleaner

A new household cleaner called
"WallShIne' is announced by
LLOYD NJ Harris. sales manager
Of the Park Chemical Co II VIII
be marketed under the trade
name Parko. Newspapers and
magazines arc scheduled for a
spring advertising campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Bankers Trust Votes
50-Cent Payment

Directors Of Bankers Trust Co.
IF Detroit have declared "A divi-
-dend IL -etnt=pe[t1are-n n-1Ls
capital stock. 5ahie-Apftf f5-to
-h0iders of record OF April THIS
constitutes the fourteenth ConScC-
.utivc semiannual dividend and
represents an increase Of % per
cnt over 1913 according 10 Ralph
Nixon, vice president and Secre-
fqFN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
WHY'S 3-Month
Earnings S699,763

-rOrTrO-- NaTGh - WHY'S
Overland Motors. Inc. for the
quarter ended Dec 81 1913. re-
ports a net profit Of $500. 1853,
after provision for wartime and
other contingencies. Mi is equal
after allowing for quarterly divi-
dent requirements 90 l53,476
shares OF preferred stock out
Standing 10 81 cents a share on
2,196, 73S common shares.
Net sales and amounts receiv-
able under coSt-phuS-fiXed-fee
contracts tOtalcd S47.Sq2 SOS in
the Dcccmber Quarier-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
New Labor-Aiding Tools and Superior Power

- Exon the reNn4+lpnary fee-ef- capitalism does not seriously
propose Scrapping the new labor aiding tools and the superior
power equipment. which enable men to produce more and hence
receive more and better things in exchange for the weeks work.
In Soviet Russia, even during the early days when an attempt
was made to apply MARKHAM principles, there was eagerncss to
introduce modern technology.
In the early days the Soviet found, however, that the Com
munlst doctrine OF each producing according 10 his ability and each
being paid according TO his need vas harmful to overall produce
tvlty. So this was dropped, and an incentive system introduced.
Now in the Soviet there are wide discrepancies in pay according
10 each mans productivity, and in many Soviet plants the piece
work system is in vogue. Likewise, managers in Russia are COM
monty paid ten times as much as skilled workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Livestock M arket
HIlAGO

Nhll hNHh
CHICAGO March Is GNsj- HOGS
Sl49li25 heavies. Si3 15ul41o5 me
.diums Slf41435; lights, Si3 75q - 80;
lght hghts. Si3u Il. IS. packing sows
Si3 80 rl3 -, pigs. 50 II %
CATTLE $500 STEADY Caiyes-7on.
steady. Beef steers. choice. Si5I17 me-
dun SIS -. yeariings Sl2 r. u. rs;
butchers hsifers. Si1 H. Is cows. IS So
2 ~ 81. bulls 50 u 30. calves So ~
- 90 feedets 81 "a 5a stnckers. steers.
SO IA. cows and heifers. s. 50HI2.
SHEEP 3 500 steady lambs SIS 50U
us -. Common. SfS q # So veArhnEs. sfZ
I14 so feeders. ST. III JG. yves. ST1g
PITTSBI RGH
PITTSBURGH March is UNSl-CAT.
TIE 1875 steady. steers good 90 choice
Sl5n'l0. medium 20 good SIS son 10.
common to medium. S12rif heifers
good % choice Si3 50u 10. medium %
good Si3 5o1lf 50. common - medium.
81 hn i3 80 cows good - choice. 50 20
II On. medium 90 good S71S ga. Gamers
and cutters Siu1 bulls. good % choice.
Si10 ~ common - medium. IS so r. 20;
Crsss steers. 50 l0 10 80.
HOGS gu1. steady l60-tSO los. Sl3 IS
"a -. 10000 lts &i4 - "a 30. 200
300 Jos Stf 20 n 50. 22u-2ln lbs &lL10
n TT J1 ZTO-30O lbs. ST. 10 y -. 80. 300
r+-t1s So 90 p ~. 90 1oO-Ij0 lbs SO 30
1t2 % rnughs, Si2q13.
SHFFP lhn- steaty-- Choice lambs
WOOD. 81. 7au1673. medium to- good.
~ 2iIi4 - common lambs 50 % : 2i
ewes SO wethers. ans clipped lambs
calves 200 steady Good and choice.
SisH17 medium, S13 3 -, cuIls and com
mo. 81. TOFf 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Aircraft Meeting Here

The Institute Of Aeronautical
Sciences haS-Schedulnd-it-na
tional light aircraft meeting
here on April Il and IS II will
be held in Rackham Memorial.
Peter Altman II chairman Of
The first session. Specialists viii
-TvC Zf pdpeTS on The progress
and development of light air
craft during the two-day meet
ing James w. kinnucan Of Con-
tinental will be chairman of the
session on power plant and pro-
pcllOr problems, while William
3. Stout Will head the program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Hayes Manufacturing
Acquires Shares

Hayes Manufacturing Co. has
acquired 100000 shares of the
corporations stock from a. j..
Miranda and +. w. Zelcer. II is
understood that the deal was
made last December and was "A
block purchased for S25O,000 in
February. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Dividend of 20 Gents
By Hall Lamp Co.

G NJ Hall Lamp Co. has declared
a dividend Of 20 cents, PAYABLE
April 5 10 stockholders of record
March y. Payments alast year
were 20 cents each on June IS
and Sept. Is and 10 cents Dec. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Refers TO Modem Competitive Society

- EecaLAp- al tAe NttHf@Fa++Ne remarks by destructive critics 6t
the system, capitalism has been much misunderstood.
Capitalism refers 10 the modern competitive economic society
I'M which a hgh degree of economic Specialization takes place ana
men are aided by tools and mechanical energy provided out of the
savings Of stockholders and others who through forbearance elected
TO consume less than their total years income.
Capital was originally used as a adjective, and referred 10
capital stocks OF goods. Broadly speaking, there are two types
OF such stocks of geeds-ffxed capital, including building and ma
cnnery; and circulating capita, including working cash, inventories
of goods on hand, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-17
Schmidt Brewinu
Declares Dividend

Schmidt Brewing Co. has de-
clared a dividend of 3 cents a
share. payable March 81 10 stock
holders of record March q.