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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Bank Profits
Up "a Per Cent

WASHINGTON, April 14-Na-
tional banks last year had net
profits Of $3.50. $4,000 before divi-
dends, an increase Of A per cent,
or S1o7114Ooo over 1912, accord
ing 10 a report from Preston De-
lano. comptroller of the currency.
Gross earnings were up 1913 926,-
600 TO total of S1.061.763.000.
while expenses mounted SOL 400
600 TO S7i6 $4,000, thus holding
the increase in net earnings from
current operations TO S47,526, 900.
Banks recovered Sl33 22l 900 on
loans and investments previously
charged off and made a profit OF
S54.l22 600 on securities sold.
These sums taken together totaled
500 ISL. 0o0 higher than in the
previous years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
StoCksSteady;
Trading Quiet

NEW YORK, April II GNS)-
The stock market opened steady
today IN -quiet dealings. Most
issues showed fractional gains,
although a few isolated issues
continued under slight preSSnre.
Park e Tnford was a feature,
opening up L., AT 81 Rails, steels
and aviauons were firm and up
fractioually Utilities. communi-
cations and amuSementS we're
steady,
Easing slightly we're motors.
where General Motors and Nash
KeIvinator were off fractionally.
Oils and rail equipment. were
mixed and narrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

FRUITS ApD-rv. RA4dWlns- fancy Si1A
hu No l. S3G3.3o. Delicious fancy.
Sfl4 bu No. !. 50 80 Mcintosh. fancy
50 - bu. No. T. 50 500 IS, Jonathans.
fancy S4l4 bu. NO 50 - 80
Greetings fancy, S4.1f bu No SO so /;
Northern Spys fancy. silf hu No !,
50 sou IS Wageners fancy, - "A M ,
No. l. S3n3 80 Steele's Ped fancy Sil4
hu No So 5O0 3 Is Note: Ceiling price
on apples 81 IA Ssh hu.
VEGETABLE GREENs-French endive,
NJ 4 S2n225 5-h. box
VEGETABLES miscellaneous Beets.
topped ~ ! 81 % - so hu. Broccoli,
80 81 80 bu Cabbage No J 81 z 50
uu Carrots topped No. T. 81 SO F hu-
Celery root No 81 % 3 bu. Horse
radish No T. 50 50 peck basket Leeks,
so 81 5O42 dor bchs Parsnips No ].
So 5o14 .bu. Potatoes No l. 50 20
ZOO los Rutabagas. 80. !, Slr12 5 hu.
Radishes. red dollhouse 81 20 dor ochs.
Turuips topped No 81 rs = 30 ou
Vegetable oysters No 81 90 doz hchs.
Rhubarb hothouse fancy Sla Is 3-ib.
u-rxi; rfr--ie-, rs p zoe small 81 p p al
dor nchs.
case medium, SsGl0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
NOTICE

PFRE MARQUETTE RAILWAY co.
notice % Annual Meeting OF Stockholders
Detroit Michigan. April l. 1877
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting ~ he stockholders
~ PFRE MARQUETTE RAILWAY
COMPANY will be held AZ The general
office OF the Company M the General
Motors Building I'M the CITY ~ Detroit,
Michigan on Tuesday MAY 1854. AT
two O'Clock o. m for The following pur-
poses
~, me election % directors for the
t2l the election Of inspectors Of cleo
tlDn and
t3) me transaction NJ such other bust
ness as may properly come heture
the nnetln-
The stock transfer books viii not De
closed hut under tho oy laws of tne
COMPANY no stock can te voted AZ said
meeting uuifss registered ~ she -eos4lsA q
the Company for ten days prevlnus 90
said meeting
Il LOHMEYER. Secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Fix Interest Rates

The proposed amendment
reads:
mo law shall be valid fixing
rates of interest or return for
the loan or use of money or the
service or other charges made
or imposed In connection there
with for any particular group or
class engaged in the loaning of
money. The statutory rates I'm
interest which may be fixed by
law shall be applicable generally
and To all persons loaning money
without regard 10 the type or
classification of their business. -
In Missouri as IN Michigan
the small loan lobby has hereto
fore successfully fought of all
attempts 10 reduce small loan
rates from the 30 per cent plus,
pON charged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
What's New In Business
Missouri Cracks Down on, Small Loan Rates
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

The new Missouri amendment
would limit small loan rates to
the legal rates. now set al 9
and 8 per cent, which bind COM
mercial banks and an other
types of lending institutions.
The inclusion Of ban on any
service charges which would
bring the overall rate over the
legal limit was an added body
blow 70 small loan companies.
II is interesting 10 note that
IN me missouri debate, as IN
recent debates on the subject in
the national Capitol, the Russell
Sage Foundation was denounced
as fostering high rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Diversion Of Manhours Part Of War Cost

The war cost only diversion Of manhourS that
otherwise could have civilian we'll being but also
in wearing the exhaustion of natural
Such OF DO not dea
oSeng benefits which Will leave the United
States mpeshabe right decide its destiny IN
trammclcd by oVerlordS japanese mperiaiStS,
In addition money out OF nech
Of goba basis with
the consequent high logsticS liberal leaeend
budgets further raised by con
temporary concepts These only incude
provide comforts family
safeguards for SerNcemen Another
Uncomfortable degree OF administrative extravaganza
This may forthcoming election and
make them the ms
that an efect audit can r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Honor Murray Workers

Twelve MURRAY workers have
been honored by the war pro-
ducton drive section OF WPB
for ideas submitted 70 the COM
pany TO improve output They
and their suggestions are:
Clarence Brlnkman new
method OF applying stltfenerS 10
tho noses of BIZ alrplancs
Firm Cudbuka. for a system of
guides for aluminium sheets IN a
spray booth which saves $500
an-hourS A year; Gilbert Scar
borough for contour block TO
be used in installing camera
glass in plane noses; John Kree-
win. for drill guides used
throughout the plant which have
reduced -hreakage up 10 30 per
cent Esther HoStnlk. for drill
ing and counterSlnklng feature;
Clayton Kenoski, for an I'M
proved drH fixture saving 700
hours annually. and William
Sehrick. for a rose cap fixture
saving l.SfU hours.
Al PauSer received a certi-
ficate for. drawing 20 lay out
star and circle wing symbols;
Charles McGray, for eliminating
the need of a helper 70 hold
bomber cowl bands, + Kowal-
chuk, for a bucking bar n rivet-
ing sparS Peter Jurn. for a tool
10 hold fIreWallS- during attach
ment and J VI Jones Jr, for
patterns 20 obtain q better FIT
Of AIR ducts on curved wing
edges.
The workers had previously
received local plant awards from
the acknowledgement COM
mlttee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Profit
Near Double

a report Of Schmidt Brewing
CO for the year ended Dec 81.
1913. certified by independent
auditors. shows net profit Of
S362 O9i. after provision Of S23O,-
69l for federal income taxes.
This is equal 10 33 cents a share
on the 99S 732 shares OF 81 par
common stock outstanding,
Net profit for 1912 was Sic, PAL,
or II cents 2 share after allowing
for a reserve OF S132.5q9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Cured Tobacco
Supply Drops

WASHINGTON April IA -
Stocks of all major types OF to-
bacco are below a year ago, the
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
warned today.
Flue-cured tobacco holdings
may drop to 1,244 100000 pounds
by July /, compared with 1879
100000 pounds for the previous
year
Meanwhile wartime conSump-
ton of cigarets IS exceeding all
records. the bureau declared,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Federal Adds Star

The Fedcral Motor TWck Co.
has added a star 10 It's r flag,
which il won back in September.
1912 The company was awarded
its second Army Navy honor for
production only this week.
Federal has specialized in
building the four and sIx-wheGl
driver large trucks for the SerN-
ices II has also resumed pro-
ductiOn on some Of the 3 10
4-tonners for civilian operators
and has delivered some Of them
already.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
M. S. Rukeyser
Asks New YardStick
On Costs of War
M. S. Rukeyser

tho United States 10 produce
dead or manned enemy n than previous wars
diffusion Of strategy gIobal basis ana
unprecedented berality making available maternal 4f -t
the basic causes OF Tho h cost o
fighting. /-t/' HI.
Comparisons dollar IL course tricky for costs
through tho and they also vary
country by country. BY way of illustration meager wage rates
and low living AXIS countries enable a gwen
amount money expenditures buy manhouIS than
would be possible In the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
AFL p dns
For Postwar
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor of Economics, y, y. University
The American Federation Of
Labor has had a committee make
recommendations for the postwar
world. This committee. headed by
Matthew VOL, has just issued It's
report. and as / consider this re-
port an outstanding document, /
propose 10 discuss il today and
tomorrow. The attitude, tone and
-S4yle-ef the- report are notable A.
an economist, however, / will con-
slider the doctrines or theories
which the report reflects.
In reality there are two reports.
One Is on international relations.
am not much concerned with this
and Will merely note that the fed
Grafton stands for 81 period Of
adjustment during which the
great Allied powers Will hold the
possibility for world affairs,
and % the eventual establish
ment OF a general international
organization 70 maintain world
peace
All TINS IS pretty broad and gen
eral But II seems sensible enough.
Turning TO the economic mat
tiers pertaining 70 the home front,
note first that the federation
commits itself Fundamentally 10
The principles Of democracy, com
pletcly 50 as 10 political democ-
raCy and partly so as 10 economic
democracy. Says the report.
we reaffirm our historic
commitment 10 these ends-tO
both democratic purposes and
democratic means"
This separate emphasis Of the
means OF democracy IS wise The
means should require not only
such things AS an independent ju-
dietary and freely determined
market prices, but also democratic
trade union organization.
Butthe report goes on 10 state
that there can be no'laSting con-
fllct between A movement created
by working people and democratic
purposes and processes Is that a
strictly true statement? Is A
pressure group always consist
cnt with democracy Aren's some
pressure groups created by organ
izcd working people Isn't the
Go, If not the AL, such a
group?
And what about the word last
ing ? How long docs the undeHO-
cratic effects Of labor pressure
group have 10 last 70 become
lasting
Surely as good A man as Mat
thew Vol would admit that for
considerable periods. some groups
Of organized workers have not
Themselves functioned democrati-
caliy either internally or IN their
effects upon government
Another true and fine statement
n tho fcderationS report is the
one which says that only as he
engages in an occupation recog-
n'Zcd as useful by his fellows does
The individual have an inner conf
dcncc that he IS needed ~. Aside
from the rather peculiar use Of
the farm fellows, which ! take
20 mean fellow citizens Of all
kinds. this is highly significant
Obviously a WPA leaf raker could
not have tho feeling referred ~.
The test OF social Importance IS
mot only when other individuals
arc willing 70 pay for the service
rendered by 4 gwen worker
And how about the statement
that "the night 70 work IS a
basic right II could be wished
that the federation had been more
specific In stating that their right
10 work docs not cover a right
TO receive wages that are not dl-
rectly related 10 the productivity
NJ tho labor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

Detroit Michigan April 4 I9A.
The Annual Meeting Of the steckhofd.
crs ~ The Michigan Central Railroad
Company for the election OF Directots
and OF three inspectors Of Election and
the TRANSACTION % such other business A.
sns.- ha -laHf4llt brought bvforr- t1e meet
ms VIII be held at the trincipdl othCe
of the Company Room 500 Michigan
central Terminal BU'ldtng in ne city OF
Detroit Michigan. on Thursday NAY 4.
1914 az 10 clock a. NJ.
The stock Transfer Books viii be closed
AZ O'Clock r. NJ on Friday. April j.
1914, an WI reopen az 10 clock a NJ.
JOSEPH ~. oNAHoNEy. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Pdrkwood Land Co.
Seeks Incorporation

LANSING. April II CUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Secuu-
ties Commission today announced
that incorporation papers have
been filed 10y the ParkWood Land
Co. 3466 PcnohScot Building De-
troit; Edward H. YoSt Pleasant
Ridge to deaf IN fcai estate.
with $4,000 common stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
More Significant Than Financial Estimates

II military secrecy prevail and possible TO
dencaOnS expenditures country by coun
Try physical instead of money valuation Sch
information would significant financial estimates
the degree OF effort pun oI1h
by and previous IN which ~ par
pated The tonnage figures distortion OF initiation
OF long term peacctme comparisons
of material being as we'll as Of episodes.
The war lies the diversion Of productive power
the of Mars This
can be measured which civilians pull then
belts 60 tokens of living which other
uJCtId bp labo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Incomes
Drop "a Millions

WASHINGTON. April II In
come payments 20 individuals
during February totaled Sl2.3f4,-
600. 600. il was disclosed today a
decline of S64.0O00OO from Janu-
airy. but 1.703. 100000 higher than
in the same month year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Auto
Graphs
Thomas Urges WPB
10 Hear Labor
Ry sILER FREEMAN

BY SILER FREEMAN
Now that the War Production
Board has called the automotive
executives 10 Washington for
Monday to discuss problems Of
reconversion, r. j. Thomas,
president Of the UAW-CIO,
thinks that labor should be
called into similar conference
with the WPB In A wire 70
Donald NJ. Nelson, head of WPB,
Yesterday Thomas urged that
the views of the auto workers
be heard. His wire follows:
II have noted reports OF
forthcoming meeting of the War
Production Board with repre-
SentatiVes of management in the
automobile industry to discuss
problems relating To conversion
To civilian production when
such production il advisable and
possible.
earnestly believe the-Aib
should have the benefit in these
matters Of the views and prac-
tical experience of the automo-
tive workers, for whom the
UAW-CIO is the spokesman.
"A meeting of the war policy
committee Of the TAN-CIO, in
Guiding the Officers of the In
ternational union. has asked me
Ia convey TO YOU our request
that you convene as soon as
possible meeting Of AN auto
mobile labor advisory committee
with the appropriate officials of
the NPB so that labor's views
with regard 10 future produc-
ton may be placed before you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

MT. ELLIOTT REC. '''4 IN VI ,, tss5oTT
Open Allows TODAY FROM An Urfu rN
VISIT oor Coestah touras Excellent FOOD
NEW GARFIELD ~ s1s"t o sfs stio
day, 90 A " Urti " Az pa, sat. sun
NORTH END 10 so IsG WV ~ s I.s's1
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
REC "4 s.,c a.. AZ 90 , sys'
o. Alisys Me- ard Modern. Raih'ssilsr oosn
Bo~i'0s AL DAY saturday, am SunosSs.
PALACE REC. 81 ''4 go ssA'l s., AySsT p.,,
OPEN ALLENS Y-In-A-n--t-A-4+t-
: p CITY JOURNEY PM 70 MIDNIGHT
PALMER PARK m %sssoL Us. 20 e' 49,,
o. BrU0sNirt. Alleys Bar s0o 6fili. open Ro~i.
mo 20 so IN After go Pm free Psbiro
PARKLAND 500 a..s %ssr "Ass' ., ave we
Onsn Aueys DAILY forsnoons Except "wednesday
osfroit' PrsttisU Cocttsu Bar Meals served
.l7' Jos ,s cav sAs' st,rv WA ''''
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC, To-, sso Gssrlor Z, avs Co. Az
SUMNER LEAGUES NOW BEING FORMED
MlTED 00UBtts EVERY SUNDAY. p "
RIVIERA REC. so Ee 54A4 -ai " s,l avs
Enroll Mo- IN Our Summ~ Lsaguss Nsos.
adits and MHsd ORGANIZED League Onsaines
pnvIt 5000 MAslsriQUt. Near wsu,n
nv ~ 70 ALLEYS NJ s5l5
Opsn Bc~lina TODAY From p " Until
? sat p n on sun 90 A N On.
cpplucUEIIe 1919 SPRiNEwELLs ave-
0rnlhUNLlLO 10 Alleys VI 2.9323
Omen Bowling AT DAY Saturdays and sundsys
Tu Ciostrg weekdays TN =. After Q.
TWENTY Grand :, i Stlt s9U7TT ~ 1850,
Vote I945 City Tourney Here!
WARREN BOWL "a l'9 sn %,s' ~ yA i.si,;
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
WASHINGTON Bowl " y S ~ asa. asa ASs
0PEN BOWLING EVERY DAY fHoM
90 ~ 10 90 A N cttRRY Ss2o
uu TTrCp ,71 EAST IftpERsos AVE-
Y ! 81 I8 ALLEYS NJ asu
Invite l945 City 5-Men Herel
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Foreign Exchange
DREWRYS LIMITED U.s.A.lNc.
South Bend. Indiana,
Dividend Il

A dividend ~ Five 90 Cents per share
has been declared on the capita
stock Of this Company. PAYABLE April
-. 1881 10 stockholders ~ record ~
--.rr-r-tr7'vr ~ t7TSTT5SS XprII TO 1917.
r. JEANNERET. Secretary md Treasurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
Detroit Stocks

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
VI 4. HAMA 90.
uxrErUT V1TTR

HKTETNSACk WATER
-Year ended Dec 81 1888 1852
~sf .r-f., G-8s 3S7 S7i6.i0
Common share earnings N2n6 - ~
METAL INDt >TRlt>
Year ended Dec 81 1873 1882
Set PROFIT Asl 0Ad S'"n 80
Per common share s. - 81 .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14
& arnings
WNLTER =. HEELTR A @.
LIBBY. oWF>S-FORn

Quarter ended March 80
fp4f 1888
Scr rrrrf Sg4l-q Sl0l 32f
Ter common share Zoe 2fc
NJ HANNA co
Quarter ended March 81
1919 1888
Net prolt Ss48fl Ss5i.o5S
Per common share sc sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-14

Altoona FEC, ?, 's sl,,,, Michigan "a az s,u
optS BOWLING TO-DAY rRo" 20 a
UhrtL s-Pa Saturday. sunday Drtil PA.
iIntccInnn lSIn- sCAAILER--s4A4
AMbASStttn TTNKTIL " 1870
op,o so-lins TODAY uau' r. ~ sna At''r
~ p " AT DAY saturday, srd soraay'.
BEACON REC. yt ss.,. AZ s y, 5i.5's
MAY We NAVE YOUR vorr foR ls1s CRY
TOURNEY DOUBLES AND SINGLES
cADllAC ~, - eAs1 c9sSsEss ,,.
Welcome I945 City Meet Here!
CbSlN0 REC. as wooo~Aeo AYE avg
Hold lq45 City IourneY-Here--
CHesE. TR0ABtr ?. AtIt - eT's II ss7o
Our summer tsaaus Are s0N orrir1 JON
l,ssu' o. Your ON Choice Atf.Cooied
CREST LANES fo!s5 .,s.s /" GO GO g., EYES
Bo.isr's Paradise VISIT Our STAGE Bar and
-eosstsH touns, NEVER oULt moment
DETROIT RECREATION ! Sa5IT'' di $50 81
Open Bowling al All lines!
DEXTER REC O5 "a Alttys wv ~ $50, =
oper Bowling TODAY Unit 30 and
After 40 N, Az oN SaiurdaN sunday
nIonru DER u2o WOODWARD II 2.sa5l
eFffbtH htt' CtHfRALLY LoCAttD
OPEN BOWLING TODAY NOON UNTIL N
AT DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
ENEIGtrS .lsi2o- LlYERsois a.
Join Spring Leagues; Start May !
GRAND CENTRAL 70" - sfF Z, W, sAs'
Pleasure 70 Bowl AZ ousisst ALLEYS in Detroit
Excellent Transportation - Dos aod sirseiear
GREAT LAKES =, wood sss ''"O Ma sac,
opsn soNiina--s0 Alleys in Rou-unti
500 p ~ and After ~ % p n. Cocktail Oar
\ IMPERIAL RE- G5NtEAt moross 800
NJ 20 MODERN NGLENs
opsa Every DN Ucti NdnRh' NJ sieI
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-02-25
Coronation Ball
Annual Event OF
High link Club

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