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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-01
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores

High individual game-Lucylle
Shafer, III.
High individual three games -
Frances Berthold, 1853.
High team one Game-Apparel
Shop, 557.
High team Three games-Citles
Service, 1858.
Shaefer's (Huron ST. ......
NJ. Carpenter (ave) 2SS, NJ. Slit
400, D. Glenn 2SS. NJ. Russell 400;
totals, 457, 45S. sol, 1876.
Rexall
a Fem 3SS. l. Atkinson 345,
Y, Sharbark (avcl 327, B. Holton
219. handicap -; totals, 40, $50,
40l. 1921.
Annex
L. Max 426. H. Kellar 2S7. Y.
Doering 1854, NJ Fox 351, handicap
-; totals, AS, 532, 463. 1440.
Cities Service
A. Orr 324. vi Lidge (ayeD Al
Z. Howe 1863. F. Berthold 459; to-
tails. SIS, SCI, 517, 1868.
n National
B. Beck 434, X Ehle $40. NJ.
Bishop 312 He Klayitter 365; to,
tails. SOB, $40. f6S, 1890.
Apparel Shop
r. McComb 421. L. Schwisow 299.
J. Schramm 367. L. Shafer 443, to-
tails, 446. 527, -,s1, 1880.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-01
Wi COMES sERVICEMEN

COLUMBIA, ;. C.-UP-Colum-
bis recreation department enter
tanned one million soldiers and
wives during 1913 Columbia popu-
lation totals 10000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-01
Sears Tool Room

Wink AIS. Crawford 476, Suggitt
45l, Harrington 353. Combs (aye).
456. Handicap SO. Totals 764, 705,
7S4-2253.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-01

Lonskey sos. W. Barker 313. G.
Barker 4S3. Farmer 474. J. School
master 547 Totals 74S, S36, 743-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-01

When you hand prescription to you
pharmacist you know it will be accurately compounded
for he has spent years acquiring the KNOW HOW
of his craft Learning to brew fine ale takes tme
has taken Carvings than hundred years acquir
the skill and experience that makes Red Cap Ale tn
first choice of those who appreciate truly superb brew
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-02-01
LADIES' RECREATION BoWLIsG
LEAGUE

Team Standings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Market Shows
Steady Tone
In Early Deals

NEW YORK. Feb. 7 QNSf -
The stocw market opened steady
today in quiet dealings. a few
issues managed 10 recover part of
last weeks losses. Buying was
selectiVe.
AviatorS were generally higher,
with Douglas up large fraction
Opeuing steary were the rails.
rubbers. communications, farm
equipments and utilities.
SteelS were mixed and narrow
while ChrySler was up fraction
in the motors. CopperS were easier
and oils firm
Opening prices Great Northern
Railway pfd. 2Sls up a Radio,
9as. off -: KennecOtl 303s un-
changed Delaware and Hudson,
u. up a Socony Vacuum. l2h
unchanged; PepSi-Cola. 30. I'M
changed, Ohio Oil. l77s. off -
Anaconda, PAS unchanged Amer
lean Radiator and S. s, 9'E, I'M
changed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
By sLER FREEMAN

Hobbies have paid of hand
Somely IN tins wal. take II
from Bill Sherman Of the auto
motive council Bill also beats
the drums for the Society of
Automotive Engineers Detroit
chapter in his spare moments
and the discussion OF hobbies
vas started of by the fact that
Hubert Scott-paine speaks to-
night before the sac chapter
az Rackham Memorial
Scott-Paine became known 10
DetroiterS because Of one Of his
hobbies. an expensive one con-
SiSting OF building and racing
high-speed motor boats He had
been one of the pioneer aviators
Of England had won the
Schneider Trophy IN 1922 from
the Italians with the fastest
flying boat in history.
SCOtt-Painc raced on the De
troit River in 1880 and won He
came back IN 1888 in mem
.orahlc race against Gar Wood.
for the HarmSworth Trophy. In
1894 ne set world mark for
salt water speed of l12 mph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Farmers Market

FRUITS-Appes. Baldwins No I. 81 a
3 - bu Delicious No I SO - hu Nc.
lntosh No / 50 so IS bu Jonsthans
No I SO 25 II 3 50 bu. Greetings No l.
S3st3 % hu Northern Spvs fancy SO Is
bu No J. SO 50G37s Wageners No !.
S3a 80 ou Steeles Red No. I. $50 ~
BIS bu Note-Celing price on apples.
s. IS ASH bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-cel-
cry Cabbage No. !. 81 % di.T5 bu.
VEGETABLE GREENS French Endive
No :, 81 - 5-ih. box.
VEGETABLES tMIsc. b. Beets topped
No I 81 1892 nu Broccoli No 1 81 ~
bu Cabbage No. ! VI SO y SIS bu Red
Cabbage No tcsilingl s. - 30-lb. bu
Curly Cabbage 40 l. 81 25Hl so bu. Car
rots. topped No l. 81 75d225 bu.. Celery
Root No / 81 40 bu Celery fancy, 81 n
25 dozen punches Michigan Squares No.
T. 50 Horseradish No. ]. 50 50H3 peck
basket Leeks No !. Sitfi 80 dnz. bchs.
Onions dry No l tceilingD. 81 80 50-lh.
sack Parsrips No l. S3u3.5O bu Pc
tatoes fancy 50 100 lbs No. 81 5Ou
rs Radishes dollhouse No. /. soc n
81 20 dozen punches Rutabagas No. I.
StHi25 bu squash, Delicious No l.
81 50ti2 bu Hubbard fancy. 81 80 IN
80 81 5O02 Table Queen No ! 81 80
40 bp Turnips topped fancy ~ bu.
No J. 81 25n1 IS Vegetable Oysters No.
L. 81 SO dozen lunches Tomatoes hot
house 30 T. - 20 Sin basket Rhubarb.
dollhouse. fancy 81 ~ 10 5-lb hoX choice
soc 5-ib box small 81 25 Ui IS dnz. bchs
EgGS-Large Sl2Hi3 30-dozen case
medium $40 dOfi1 II SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

boats. AS they are known In
England
Scott-Paine put has hobby 10
practical use as far back as
1885. when he bull the first
flotilla OF 60-foot torpedo boats
for the royal navy. In 1888. he
launched the 70-foot MTB.
which was the forerunner Of
all PIT boats today
The British engineer and in
duStrialiSt came 10 Bayonne.
n J.. IN 1889 10 supervise and
assist in the building Of a fac
tory which now produces the
77-foot PIT boats for our navy.
powered by Packard engines.
The hobby became a deadly
business with him and IL still is
He Will trace the origin and
development Of the torpedo
boats in his talk tonight and
illustrate y with movies and
CbdqS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Tax Sefup Seen
Aid i'm RecOnVerSiOn

The doSyncraSeS of the federal will tend pat
subsidized premium industrial NentreomeneSs when the hooks
the closed when business
products
So-caled carry hack and forward provisions
corporation VIII effect make possible for company
contracts been terminated Cancelled 10 draw
the of paid 10 finance TING conversion
o enterprise
Thus Of developing peacetIme job
will analysis be borne indirectly
substantial by the federal treasury instead of by the owners
OF the business
This should tend 10 swell job creating activities
other
Of a II managerial
examining specifications Tor prod
n resisting excessive developmenal costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Aids Bus Situation

Relief for the bus situation
Is seen in the war production
boards approval of $3.50 integ-
raj type of buses TO be manu-
featured for civilian use this
year. This will include about
100 for inter-city use, accord
ing 10 Arthur NJ. Hill president
Of the National Association Of
Motor Bus Operators.
Hull estimated thai more than
1000 o. the nations - 600
inter-City buses are more than
eight years old Many are being
driven 10000 10 1900 miles a
month 10 meet wartime de-
NmandS, he pointed out lntensl-
fled methods of maintenance.
repair and conservation are
keeping buses in service which
would ordinarily he discarded
as worn out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
SteeIS
Climb to
100 Pet.

CLEVELAND. O. Feb Z After
the unsettled conditions Of Deem
Der. when changes in war needs
caused many orders to be cut
down and steel tonnage 10 be can
celed. the market in January as
Sumed a more orderly appearance
and mill books were readluSted 10
conform 10 the new conditions,
says Steel
Buying GENTLY has been
slightly less brisk and somewhat
irregular due IN large measure 10
shifts in the war program and
while gaps appear occasionally,
deliveries on some products. flat
rolled in particular, are we'll eX-
tended. so far that consumers can
not plan their own programs that
far ahead with any assurance.
Greater activity may develop al
any time. Further restrictions in
light ammunition are likely 10 be
offset by an increased program
for heavy shells Heavy artillery
production is being increased and
other ordnance items are Sched-
uled for production but are not
yet an important factor.
SteelrNaking last week advanced
one point TO 100 per cent Of rated
capacity. highest since October
l943. Four districts gained, three
declined and five were unchanged
Pittsburgh reached 100 per cent,
three points up. Youngstown ad-
vanced two points TO 96. Wheeling
was up eight points 10 l02, Detroit
three points 10 81 and Buffalo re-
trieved IT'S loss of the preceding
week. advancing seven points to
9Oi2 per cent. Cincinnati dropped
five points 10 81. Eastern Penn
Sylvania two points to "a and
Cleveland four points 10 %. Rates
were unchanged at Chicago. l02 y !:
st. Louis. SO. New England 95;
Birmingham. 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Oiannini Gains

The American Banker re-
leased its annual list of the ma
lions largest banks which shows
that the National Bank of De-
troit holds twelfth place. al.
though IL had gain of S146.-
100000 in deposits.
Most startling disclosure was
the tremendous squirt by the
Gianninfs Bank OF America N.
]. & s. A., San Francisco. De-
posts of this bank, which had A
system of branches covering a
good portion Of the West Coast.
scared nearly a billion dollars
from S2,5S6, 600 900 to S3.498. :
OOO,0O0 in II months.
A continuation of this trend
and il will displace the Ma
tlonal Bank of New York as
the nations second largest.
National City deposits aggre-
gate 1913. OOO, 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Tim,s Financial Editor

MichisanS- businessmen and
induStriali-t- sAes4lA he first 10
support Mayor Jeffues proposed
increase In the unemployment
lax rates.
Under the present law. most
firms here arc getting the bene-
fit OF a "merN rating for hav-
ing maintained steady employ.
mont and are paying only about
- per cent on their pay rolls
INTO the fund
All agree that some layOffS
viii be necessary when the war
Is over and this means that the
rate viii arbitrarily return 10
the peak Is per cent al that
tTUTc IT takes ~ months 10
achieve the merit rate again.
Contrast this with progressive
Wisconsin which has boosted
rates during the boom war
period When the war is over.
with ample reserves Wisconsin
may find II unnecessary 10
boost rates and will revert 10
the low merit rating"
Michigan firms will he selling
in competition with- Wisconsin
firms and paying up 10 3 per
cent more on gross pay rolls.
An increase now would cost
a "rencgotiated' firm MOTH
ING, and one in the excess
profits bracket only about 70
cents on the dollar.
Wisconsin industry jumped
At the chance 10 steal march
on their Michigan competitors
and took advantage OF the fact
that we were asleep at the
switch.
And most of the larger states
haze done likewisel
Congress which makes the
laws for District of Columbia
eliminated the merit rating for
the duration Of the war 10 ac-
compliSh the same thing.
Some experts believe a higher
rate can be made retroactive to
l943-provided Mayor Jeffries
gets prompt support in Lansing.
DO you want your outstate
competitor to have an advan-
tage OF 3 per cent-on- gross
pay rolls after the war?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Detroit Gun Club
Is Easier Winner
By Don GILLIES

Firing wttt1-ttte-sarnc- deadly
precision that brought them the
Hearst-TImes championship in
1911, the Detroit Gun Club, one
of the hottest indoor rife shoot
ing aggregationS IN the country
moved down the Greater Detroit
Rod and Gun Club yesterday
IN special shoulder shoulder
match by she lopSided score of
1921 TO l745.
John kirschner. member Of
the team since lis inception 10
years ago fashioned a perfect
score in the prone position with
95 sitting. 81 kneeling and 80
standing for a total of BIZ for top
-honors on the winning team.
Mike Tokar. captain OF the
team and greatest offhand shot
in the country scored J66
eight points higher than his
famous shooting wife Jerry, -
who collected 35S score, for one
of the best women scores OF the
season.
Geza Bodakis $50 and Benny
Bazydlo's 365 rounded out the
five VINO represented the team.
Doris Fisher. VINO has been
shooting less than year. con-
tinued to aStound markSmen and
alike -hN clicking
with A 352 S0Te To FINISH SECOND
on The Greater Detroit team.
Marion Easter led the losers
with q mark Of $50 Other mem.
bers Of the team we're w HALEY
Smith. 347: Joe Bidwell 34S and
Russ Brumhaugh BAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
NewWafef Routes

Detroit and Michigan yachts
men have much TO gain under
the new postwar program Just
announced by the House Com
mlttee on rivers and harbors.
Aside from the overall as.
poets of the program which
calls for Improvement and con.
Struction of harbors and water
ways throughout the country.
there are two phases which
come really close TO home:
IA waterway connecting
LakeNSuperior and Lake Mich
lgan Nrom Au Train Lake TO
Little May de Noe. Wisconsin.
"A waterway from Lake
Erie. al or near Toledo. to the
southerly end of Lake Michi-
gan by the way of the Maumee
River and the City of Fort
Wayne. Ind, or other prac-
ticable route.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Sergeant Tells
Sacrifices Of
Men in Uniform
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of ECONOMICS. y. y nNer,it'
From somewhere on the Pacific
Coast a sergeant IN our army
writes;
II picked up newspaper and
read your column. SOI suggest
that maybe there IL a. large
percentage Of men who do not
make any real sacrifice among
those ia uniform - ;ttftpnE titttSe
i'm OVerallS. l have 60 disagree.
am aware that the services
have some gold bricks and that
some have soft positions or are
making a higher real wage than
in civilian life. But don't YOU
think that all Of III in the serv-
ice are making sacrifices in
subjecting ourselves to routine
and discipline?
I'VE are told what 10 do,
~ et+t ~ het, Il, e-t-haek
To camp. and what to wear. We
are denied the privilege of
privacy and -many-nther things
! am not complaining. I still he
liere in democracy, and tn eeit-
erai agree with your position.
--BHt-den,t ----ti,at IN gen
-aFa4 -ate't -ifttfeefffhat -ifootis-
make sacrifices >"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

Rainbow Of the Metropolitan
Classic Bowling League Is in sec
ond place today In the annual
mems state championship tourna-
ment az Palmer Park Recreation.
Only for a 99l middle Rainbow
might have been first over
DeLuXe-D.
A-Ial0 start and y 106l wind
up gave Rainbow 3662 against
DeLuXe's 3068. matter OF seven
pins. EVert WenZ had one of the
highest series OF the tournament,
SOS, on 247-2l5-233 and Tony Ca
russo shot sos Len Lfbefda 593
Zcke Fody 58f and Fred Miller
$50. explain those seven alb
Sentees.
A l045 helped Coca-Cola put
up 2999 for third place Roy
Milan had 621 and Bill Luoma
617. OF the state teams. Mocn
Sales Of Flint bulletincd 2S75
with Byron Winters doing 6l0
and Pete Tietz SOC
The first eIght leaders held on
in doubles. William a. tPeteb
Schnapp-Joe Walker had l224 for
ninth, Roy Milan and Al MaSSoll
l22l for tenth
In singles Tom Smith. Fcnlnn.
and Ed Quincy Detroit, each
scored $40 which ties Garnet
Caulkett for sixth. Quincy and
George Eyer rolled ll75 m
doubles.
Oliver Carver. 6l2 and Fred
Snyder 564 had ll76 WITH Carver
showing 624 tn AiHgies Norman
Durocher had $50 and marked
1919 with Brownie SudoL
Carl RHth,- e5z 4Ha -Ael,ie
Peters. 5l3 counted ITO Luoma
and Eornc FriCkrtt ff76. But
Littman-Joe Lteb 1l77, Tom
Shockley-CSrhhe Boehm 1888
Paul Rabaut-t0uIS Lagler -IIgI
Joe Stahovec-H erb Matthews
1111
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07

Eagle ChevroletS Of Utica re-
place Index of Detroit today
A. first place holders in the regu-
lar team event Of the Lutheran
bowling tournament Al Great
Lakes Center. They had -3lO2-
Reformation Crows look -nNeI
first ia tho oNcraNeIage section
on l6l
Opening of The doubles and
singles found Henry and Russell
Vein frs, with 1856 and Arthur
KRAFT. CUCa, and Harold liuemll-
Ter Utica tied ~ Sos
Harold Huemiller captured FIST
IN all events with 1896
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Livestock M arket
,TTTsRT RON


PITTSBURGH Feb. 3 ms CATTLE
so steady steers good 10 choice SIS
MS medium 10 good. Ni4 10. common
90 medium Si2D1f. heifers good 10
choice Si3 500, 10. medium a. good. Ni3 50
uls so common 20 medium. 81 50 "a
IS 50 cows good 90 choice 81 MI. so
medium 10 good 81 $40. Gamers and
cutters S5p7. nulls good 90 choice Sli
~. common 90 medium. - SO r. 80, grass
steers So 500 l3. So
HOGS $50 steady i6o-ls0 lbs Sl2 Is
a1375 10000 lbs SIG 75H1f.1S. 200
900 lbs S14HifI5. 220-25O lbs Si4
V14l5, 25O-3O0 lbs Sli II IS, 200-250
lbs So 50 u Is So i0O-l5O lbs $40 500
p. rougns $40 50qi so
cue AGO
CHIdNGO Fen lNS(- HOGS g..
OoW steady Top t3 ~ bulk. SIS ~
1919. hcaViss Si2 iOU rs MEDIUM. SIS. ~
light St2 75u13 fai light lirhts. Xl2 b
1913 packing srws. 81 ssh u %; pigs
SOIL
CATTLE 10000, steady calves o0o
steady BEEF steers good and choice. ST.
III common and medium. Nt3U -. year
ungs. Si2 Is 70 butchers helfers. $40 'f
To- cows $50 ~ '@c bulls. = 1870
calves SsqIj feeders SO 10 25 stock
ers steers. ~ -, COWS and heners. $
Ill so
SHEEP 900. steady Medium snc
choice lambs. 81. SO le 80; culs and com
mon. 81 1880; yearlings. 81 n i42l.
evs,. 81 81 SIS; feeder lambs. roT
l5. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Linked TO Spitfire

But il was not his proweSs
as a racing driver that intrigued
Bill Sherman II was the fact
that both OF his hobbies had
brought worthwhile war prod
uctS in the present cNnllct
From The design of the flying
boat that beat the Italians in
1929 came eventually the famed
British Spitfire.. pride of the
Raj. The Spitfre'S designer.
Reginald Mitchell was one Of
Scott-Palnes pupils
And from his Miss England
and Miss Britain, expensive
toys that they were 10Y him.
came the PIT or motor torpedo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Carries Back Loss and Excess Profit Credit

l9i5, amended return il
1888 the follow
S4990.009 tbt 1855 profit
Of
computations amended return Sfte0t606 profit
19t3 19i5 S6OOOOOO
l945 800 carried back
%
Total I9i3, S3299950 Tax actually
amended : S3.976250
$500
The analyst hypothetical that the loss
resulted from expenditures for national advertising research
irrepacabe
change period dismissal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
DIEsCHs LEAD SPOUSE

Early leaders in the annual
Husband and Wife bowling doubles
tournament at Cadillac Recrea-
ton are Ann and Louis Diesch
1l05. in Class A. Catherine and
Marvin Young. SIC Class B The
event Is held -Weck-endS.
Second and third place holders
in A are Lee and William Leroy
tf61tt, Edna aHd Frank Foss 1850
Second in r belongs 10 Margaret
and sylvester Sehabie 773 and
third 20 Gertrude and George
prIebe, us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Firm Elects Fourth
President in I Years

KALAMAZOO. Feb. 7 fUP) -
Roger Gleason. Kalamazoo. has
been elected president of the
Wolverine Portland Cement Co,
succeeding c. c. Jones. Coldwater,
IT was announced today by Colby
StilSon, New York and London,
company board chairman. Gleason
will be the firms fourth president
in its two years OF business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Paper Production
Steady During Week

NEW YORK. Feb. Paper pro-
duction in the week ended Jan. %
at S92 per cent Of capacity. UNI
changed from the preceding week
and comparing with 81 per cent
in the week ended Jan 30. 1943,
according TO American Paper &
Pulp Association index Of mill
activity. Paperboard production
was % per cent, against 80 per
cent IN the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
TWO CHANGES Ar ALCoNA

Second place in both the singles
and all-eventS changed hands in
the KelSey-lIayes bowling tourna-
ment at Altoona Recreation over
the week lend. Fred Wood shot
49, 256-l92 for 63l i'm the singles
and James Fenner had 622 in the
five-men. 60l in the doubles and
So i'm the singles for l745 in the
all-pVpntS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
TRUE AMERICANS

My answer is that the only nicn
IN uniform 10 whom my article
referred are The ones This SoIdier
himself agrees make little Sacri-
fee. ] referred 10 those. who for
one reason or another mot ncceS-
sarily through any choice OF their
own, are as comfortable and as
well paid as ever. although they
may be IN the army or navy Some
people too. don't mind regimenta-
-tion. and attach no Importance TO
privacy.
But ! do understand and recog-
ME that manAtfiie- r ia ffif4ftafitteEatffS
like the sergeant who writes 10
me. are making sacrifices by en-
tering the army which few. if any,
4abeferS undergo. They must and
do submit Ia an iron discipline
which makes iittfe allowance for
the differences among individuals.
The list of points at which my
soldier correspondent feels that
his individual freedom is curtailed
T. interesting proof of this point.
the moral IS that-We should
an understand Tins sort or sacrifice
that the best among our fighting
men are making. We should re-
solve that as soon as the war is
over we will free this country
from that kind of planning and
management which destroys indi-
Nidual freedom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Fighting Marines

Hotelman Fay Thomas treas
ures a little memento sent to
him by Bud Brunette.
It's an autographed copy of
Maj. Joe Foss' new book The
Fighting Marine" Fighter
Marine"
And speaking of fighting
marines. the Cy Kings got q
phone call from 1t. Bill King.
veteran of Bougainville and
other actions in the Pacific.
he's back in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Rainbow Bowls
To 2h i'm State

Detroit. $500. b Ferndale Eber-
hardS. 2249. { Wilcox Rich.
Saginaw. 2l29. D-Garden Recre-
alton Detroit, 1898, h Saginaw
EatonS. 1886.
Grand Rapids was voted the
1915 tournament at YESTERDAY :
meeting as all officers were re-
elected. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Curb Reports First
Profit Since 1887

NEW YORK. Feb. IN. Y.
Curb Exchange and its affiliates
operated at a profit last year for
the first time since 1887. Total
income az Sl,001. POS exceeded ex-
penSes by S139O07. In 1912 ex-
penses at SSH .465 exceeded income
by SSl121 ~ w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Earnings
pTTTsRI RGH SRI

pITTsRI RGH ~TFtI
Preliminary 20 report for year ended Dee.
81
1913 1912
Net nrort 81 T3f 222 s. SIS 074
Per share $40 IS 30 IS
PIRIIY RAkFRIEs
~ Wks End 50 Wks Enc
Jan 1915 Jan . 1888
Nst pfoHt x22l0010 Si,Tis 53s
PEI share s. . 81 =
ALTON RAIIROAD
1et3 1872
December nef income $50 go 81 o3s 3sS
Y months net
income 81 $50 sal $3.50 $50
CONSOLIDATED PAPER
Year end Dec 81
1913 1852
N.' pfoht 81 ~ 0fs 81 O63 no
Per share ~ 81 81 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
DREADNAUGHTS 18TH

One change IS noted today in
the thrcc-man oVer-aVerage bowl
ING tournament az Chene-Trombly.
went into thirteenth
place on y as the top five held
their places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
25-Cent Payment
By Federal MoQuI

Federal Mogul Corp has de.
clared dividend of - cents. pay
able March Is. 10 holders OF
record March 4 The firm paid the
same amount IN the previous
quarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-07
Strong temptation TO Find New Items

Though the subject highly technical 1t goes TO me heart
what the managing directors OF wal contracting
companies should do after Hitler and tfohte have thrown up
BY way of illustration either European phase Of the
should be l943 The tax Selup VIII
manpOwer company. Usually deveopmenta period is
unprofi1ahe L. however, operations
should result in operating 1915 whatever
chief will be able 10 draw
The L. S Treasury partner Under the 1912
be carried back and used As an
preceding (Which pre-
earned.