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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
esNa Votes
7j-Cent
Dividend

NEW YORK. Feb. S--General
Motors Corp has declared divi-
dend of Is cents on the common
stock, payable March 10 to hold.
ers of record Feb. II.
This compares with dividend
of 30 cents paid in the last quar-
ter of 1943. Total dividends of So
per share were paid in 1913 and
1912. compared with dividends of
S3.75 in the last peace years of
1871 and 1910
Alfred p. Sloan Jr., chairman,
stated that the increased payment
does not reflect any important
change in the basic trend of COR
poration earnings. either currently
or as to the immediate future, but
is solely matter of financial
policy.
Over the past three years, re-
serves TO cover the cost of recon-
version following the war have
been accrued. since such costs
must be considered an essential
charge against earnings during
the war. Sloan said Such re-
serves as of Dec. 81, 1913, reached
an aggregate of approximately
SIS, 100000, equivalent 10 S1.70
per share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Ceilings in Doubt

The matter Of used car cell
ingS is still something TO con-
lecture. A recent conference
between the OPA and its indus
try advisory committee brought
no changes in the proposals
made last August, but neither
did it bring any hint as to when
action would be taken.
The industry committee feels
that used car prices have be-
come stabilized since last\ No
vember when the peak was
reached and then, Rveled off,
The principal deterrant TO
used car ceilings seems 10 be the
OPAS eXpericnce with used
truck ceilings But some of the
Washington officials now believe
that they have the truck Situa-
ton under control and can pro-
coed TO put cars under ceilings.
But the dealers do not agree.
They say that the black mar
ket" still operates in trucks and
the same would result on used
cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

The pinch on tires has re-
suited in tightening of ration
ing regulations. The new rules
now in effect, by OPA direction.
virtually eliminates all A-book
holders and most OF the BIS from
getting new and even used tires
for some time.
Tires are now distributed on
a strictly essential occupation
basis, rather than a mileage
basis. This change was forecast
at the National Auto Dealers
meeting here last month
Inadequate supplies OF new
tires and depleted stocks of used
tires has made necessary Severer
restrictions. How tight the tire
situation is can be noted from
the fact that there are 10000
tires TO be distributed to 1000
600 drivers in February Little
change in the situation is eX-
pected next month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Baldwins No !. S3l
30 bu-; Delicious No l. S3.7s hu No.
Intosh. No !. 50 50 IS bu Jonathans
No. I. X3.25u3 50 hu Greeninrs 80 l.
% y 80 bu. Northern Spys fancy. So 7s
hu., NO /. 50 so Hf3.TS Wageuers, 80 /,
SO 2 80 bu Steele's Red. 80 1. 50 so mi
IS bu. Molecules price on apples
SO IS fs-lh hu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS Gel.
cry cabbage No. i. 81 Is bu
VEGETABLE GREENS French Endive.
50 Is 80 5-lb box
VEGETABLES miscellaneous -- Beets
topped No. !. 81 15u = bu Broccoli. No l..
81 so bu. Cabbage. No. 1. 81. 50ffi IS bu,
Red cabbage. No u lceilnel, g. Is 50-ib.
IN. Curly cabbage. No 4 81 25Ul. ~ bu.
Carrots, topped No l. 81 75 20 ? IS bu Gel
cry root. No /. 81 50 bu Celery. fancy
Siri25 doz hchs.. celery Michigan
squares No /. 81 Horsersdish. -.oN. 1.
50, 50H3 peck basket Leeks, No. /, SIu
l. 80 doz bchs Onions. dry. No. ], (ccn-
ingl 81 80 50-lb sack Parsnips. No 1.
50 80 hu. Potatoes. fancy. 50 100 los
NO /. 81 20 tk2,fi RAdishes hothouse,
No. 1. SOL 20 doz bchs. Rutabagas. No.
/. 81 Is bu squash, Delicious. No I,
81 5012 hu.. Hubbard. fancy 81 80 bu
No. 1. xi.50n2 Table Queen No, !,
81 .50n2 hu Turuips topped fancy. 81
hu. No. /. 81 25Ht as. Vegetable oysters.
No. /. 81 80 doz hchs Tomatoes hot
hr-rse No. I 81 80 s-lh basket Rhubarh.
dollhouse. fancy. SO 10 5-lh box. choice
soc 5-lh box. small. 81 25d IS dor bChs
EGGS Large. $40 10 3O-doz. case. me
dunn, $40 so = 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
SteeIs Scheduled
Over 100 Pct.

NEW YORK, Feb. s Steel
operations for this week are
scheduled at 1902 per cent of
ingot capacity, against 99.8 per
cent in the previous week, an
increase of Ga per cent. according
to American Iron and Steel Instr
tute. A month ago indicated rate
was 996 per cent.
The current schedule is equiva-
lent to production of 1741, 800
net tons of ingots and castings
for the week. against 1.734, 800 in
the preceding week. 1,731. 300 a
month ago and 1887 in the
corresponding week of last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Experts Are Not

Hundreds Of Detroiters face
some bad news because the gov-
eminent has never seen Al 10
regulate or license those so
called income tax experts
which dot the city a month or
two before March Is.
There's the case Of one Of
them who opened in a small
cigar store about six weeks ago.
The other day he mentioned
10 a friend that 70 date every
one Of his customers had
rebate coming from the govern
ment. His friend an expert tax
man 49, started aghast and eK-
planned that this was an impossi-
bIlItp.
Ha went oper a sample form
and found that in one spot where
he should have Subtracted, the
expert" had ADDED the figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
On the
business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

Passing unnoticed by all but a
handful of Tin the know De-
troiters was one Of the most
vital preparations for the big
invasion Of Europe right here IN
downtown Detroit yesterday
a meeting was f1efd in the
Book Cadillac Hotel at which
the key men of u. S. Army ord
nance and heads of all the supply
depots mapped their plans for
the second front distribution
and ironed out any remaining
minor kinks.
It's the biggest single job ever
undertaken by man-and there
Just cant be any failures
weaknesses in the supply system
on which the lives of literally
millions OF men will depend.
General Levin Campbell was
here along with all his key men.
They had 10 make sure that sup
plies are available in the proper
proportions and that facilities
are ready and waiting 10 trans
port them 10 the Eastern sea-
bOTds az the proper moment.
To The. average civilian the
colossal task of routing literally
millions of tons OF equipment
consisting OF thousands of sepa-
rate items is beyond eomPFehen-
sion-but these fellows take il
right IN stride.
Every war worker and every
white collar worker and execu-
tive Is playing part in this
show, too.
Give General -Campbells staff
the material and they'll see that
il gets there al the right time
the wrong time for Hitler,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Market Firm;
Most Issues
Show Gains

NEW YORK, Feb. 6 4NS4-
The stock market opened firm to-
day with most issues showing
fractional gains Trading was
moderately active.
General Motors was n feature.
opening al 52&, up q on the in
creased dividend, while other
auto shares moved higher in SYM
patty
American DiStillinG was up a
point at the opening. while Steels.
rails, utilities. oils and conlmuni-
cations were steady 10 firm, In
ternational Nickel was higher in
the metals. despite the company s
reduction in dividend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
ProIong Shaft Life

Synthetic rubber propeller
shaft covers. 10 increase the life
OF the shaft on mineSweepcrS,
tugs and other craft have been
developed by Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Co. The covers will pro-
long the lives of the shafts by
as many as 10 times. according
10 w. G. Winnings, manager of
tho mechanical goods depart
mcnt.
The rubber is applied TO the
shaft i'm a sheet three-SiNtcenthS
of an inch thick after the shaft
has been shot blasted. The
sheet is tailored 10 provide
uniformity of thickness, after
which the shaft and its covering
are cured under intense heat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Hoover Signs.
Then Is Called

SANTA MONICA Calf, Feb.
8 Shortstop Joe Hoover prob
ahiy-won't he with the Detroit
Tigers when they report for
spring training al Evansville,
Ind. but his name adorns one
of their contracts Just the same.
Hoover received orders yes
terday from the Santa Monica
draft hoard 10 report Feb. IA
for pre-induGtion army physical
examination. Twenty-four hours
earlier he signed his 1914 De-
trOit contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Kings
Lead i'm
Danger

kId-fFem Diagonal fa..Ewas
making a straight line for the
Big Ten scoring title today.
Dick Ives, Iowa's 17-year-old
freshman forward, held the in
side track for basketballs marks
man hon0fs with 1874 in seven
games an average of almost 20
points per contest.
Although Michigan's Tom King
-offfcrdffy paced- tur conference
with 1877 points in 10 games. Ives
appeared 10 be the successor TO
Andy Phillips crown because he
has three more chances than
King remaining the schedule,
Scoring leaders having 50 or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
intelligent Approach

Detroit's industrialiSts aren't
overly impressed by the West
Coasts Kaiser but you have 70
hand II 70 him, be has some
novel ideas.
In four Of his plants. for ex-
ample. hiring of wounded vet
Grams is now done by men who
have a physical handicap. such
as the lose of an arm or leg
The young soldiers, many OF
whom suffer the same disability,
are Immediately AT ease and
start into their first civilian job
with greater Self-confidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
IMPORTANT POINT

In laying such emphasis on the
industrial average, an important
point 10 note is that this average
is composed largely Of f1fgf1-grate
industrial issues of the pivotal
sort. Thus il reflects fairly well
one of the outstanding symptoms
of the recent market weakness.
namely the failure OF good
many higher-priced investment
stocks 10 participate IN any rising
tendency since the turn of the
year
Such stocks are little bought by
the public. They are mostly
carried by relatively large in
vestors. They are more apt 10
show the trend of fundamental in
vestment conditions in the mar
ket for corporation equities than
other groups.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
States Press
Postwar Plans

NEW YORK. Feb. g Postwar
planning is being pressed aggreS-
Sively by state and local govern
ments. AS well as business and
industry. commerce department
disclosed on basis Of a survey
made by its regional consultants.
All states in New York. New Eng
land and Southeastern districts
were said 10 have programs 10
boost employment after war well
under way
Commercial bodies in these
areas are cooperating with mu-
nicipal authorities on plans for
economic development.
A similar trend was reported
in every section of the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Tells What Has Happened TO Money Income

objective Sumner II Sicher Harvard economist
Atlantic Monthly thus what has napeneu 10 money
of workers during the war
farmers, have had faster rise In
country. Pay rolls have
doubled 1899. and this year will
Although incomes
farmer started from such
low little than haf
mi cash as factory employe
than four times great
1889, and
rise payments to property owners
doubling the income property
per income payments
prop risen only Is cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Industry Labor Don Khaki for the Duration

Similarly business of merchandise
ing exchange dues the prospect of lifting the living
abnormal
government asprs nearly go cent OF all
goods produced it obviously impractical Tor union
% usuai
they have control put them on the
that the only for them TO get or
the would explain the membership that industry and
khaki the DURATION and facing time
or sacrifice instead of material progress.
up they chosen different course and nave
apparently attention from the backsldng IN
ebeng through manipulation of the money count in
of payments Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Knox Meets Klein
tonight in Title Bid

Buddy Knox, rough Tennessee
mailman. gets his second chance
- the MWA junior heavy belt
tonight when he meets Louis
Klein at Fairview Gardens.
Knox tried 10 rough Klein out
Of the title a month ago and
failed by an eyelash when ne was
drop-kicked through the ropes
and cot back just after the 10
count. which he claimed was fast
It's best two in three falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
1T Appoints
Vice Presidents

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 Direc-
tors of International Telephone e.
Telegraph Corp have appointed
four new vice presidents and four
second F-iiee presidents
The new vice presidents are.
II. G, Roemer. vice president and
comptroller Of Federal Telephone
e. Radio Corp, a manufacturing
affiliate of /. T. e. T.. w. r..
Freng, assistant general attorney.
who has also been appointed So
llcitnr. Charles u -HilleS-- Secrn.
tary of the corporation, and
Francis White. vice president of
International Standard Electric
Corp, another I T. & T. affiliate.
The second vice presidents APP
pointed are +. + Davis, Fl. II.
Buttner. G. A. OgilYie and Leon
ard Jacob II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
General Analysis
Hints Continued
Market Caution
BY LEWISSHANEY

Professor OF Eoonopics, y. \. University
The stock market by its action
suggests a condition rather SINH
lar to that of early October last
year. BY the same token there
is a suggestion that only a little
further reaction IS due hers, but
that any rally is not apt toy be
long sustained. and thai there re-
mains the possibility of fairly
sharp ensuing reaction.
OF course, | would not touch
on this chart analogy if the sur
rounding business and political
factors seemed inconsistent with
! il. In other words II seems 10
be the best guess that at about
the 134 level the industry aver
age Will hold. and that in such a
case a technical rebound would
occur. This might carry back
nearly 10 1873, only 10 be followed
by a reaction 10 test" the l34
level again, and possibly to break
through.
The reader should note that ]
do not make such suggestion as
prediction. Who could do
that?) II is presented as a
plausible picture of market per-
Torrance, chiefly for the follow
ing reasons: If the average does
better than the suggested per-
Torrance. one may draw bullish
conclusions and act accordingly.
Vice versa, if the industrial aver
age docs wOTSc, Ir may Wef1 be
taken as danger signal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Mich. Mutual Assets
Up 1871 Pct. in 1913

Walter f Otto, president of the
Michigan Mutual Co, reports as
SETS at theA end of 1913 totaled
S14,n96,S5l, an increase of 1871
per cent over the preceding year.
Surplus reached S3.00S,6S5, up
15.4 per cent. with a voluntary
contingent reserve of 100000, a
gain of 42.8 per cent. Cash and
l.. S. government obligations now
stand at SLIPS, 721. This is equtl
to 1916 per cent of the total as
sets. which far exceed total re-
serves for all liabilities. Dividende
of over $1,o00,000 were declared
in 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Hirst 10 Arrive
Here Thursday

Chuck HirSt. boxing instructor
az Waco fTeNaSl alrtield IS
coming home on furlough Thurs
DAY not 10 rest. but 10 fight
fIirst Will meet Howell King.
Detroit middleweight. in the ten
round main event on the lnau-
gural Arcadia Ballroom fight
card Monday night Feb Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
F. W. Dodge Names
New MANAGER Here

F. w. Dodge Corp. announces
the appointment of Marvin J.
Brokaw as Detroit district man
ager for the construction news
division of the corporation. sue
ceeding Miles w. Beatty. who was
recently transferred 20 Chicago.
Brokaw comes from Kansas City,
Mo, where he was employed by
Dodge since 1928. first as con-
Struction news reporter, later as
news manager and for the past
six years as district manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Pay Rolls Up to 81 Billions Since 1899

1.-THE since 1899 (57 billion dollars
alb higher price
labor Indeed less than oneourh of this RISE about Is
billion dollars attributable the the price labor Had
United States been frozen
1885, rolls still would doubled The biggest
roll has a
This third rise, 2l1
dollars.
the of millions of from lowpaying to high
dollars
increase About IL billion dollars Of the increase
explained longer working 81 billion dol
Lar by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Firm 10 Redeem
10 Pct. Of Preferred

NEW YORK. Feb. S-Directors
Of Collins & Altman Corp. have
authorized the calling by lot for
redemption of 10 per cent of the
80 $50 outstanding shares of 5 per
cent cumulative convertible pre-
ferred stock of record. Feb. %.
The redemption price is ITO and
accrued dividends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Diversion Of Goods TO Governmental Kitty"

the consumption by typical worngmen and
folk cfcmscrbed primarily by the take OF
capitalists the MaUans supposed but by the colossal
goods services the governmental kitty
No formula stabilize conditions while such diver
Is
standing spells blood and tears and not boom
prosperity for any producing groups
from failure OF leadership
explain these simple fundamentals to the rank and file Pol-
Pearl HaTbo mudded the waters by
making the specous that into the war we
social Likewise 'Wde1y SaIu
we gums
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

was here from New York TO pre-
side at the ceremony.
The celebration was organiza-
ton wide and Mrs r. NJ. Statler,
widow Of the founder and chair
man Of the board of the company.
made the presentation in the
firms Hotel Pennsylvania in New
York. A total Of 7S employees were
so honored throughout the chain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

Day Din n e r
W h c h COM
memorated the
thirtieth ami
versary of the
founding of the
hotel chain.
Manager Her
bert c. Blunck
made the pres
enta tion and
Executive Vice
President Ar
{ h ur Douglas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Witherow Elected Director

NEW YORK. Feb. William
p Witherow. president of Blaw-
Knox Co. has been elected a
director of Westinghouse Air
Brake Co. and Union Switch and
Signal Co, TO succeed the late
George 7. IGdd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
and Pacific Railroad Company
SEEKS NAMES AND ADDRESSES
or BOhDHOL DERS

Trustees oi the Railroad are seeking Names
of ihe holder their addresses and the amount
on bonds hcid by ihgn 10 enable the Interstate
Commerce Commission 10 submit such plan n
reorganization as may have tleif approval and
that Of the District Court Nhe following are
the isSues outstanding
CH g. 81. p Ry. Co. General Mor,gsee
GASP. h r. RR Co. So bonds Of 1875
CMS,P, g. p. RR Co. Convertible Adju.'mers
Milwsuk ee a. Northefn RR Co. FIRST Mortgage
Milwaukee h Northern RR Co. Consolid.ts<
Mortgage
Chicago. Milwaukee A Cary Prs, MorsE.ss
section ~ f0 90 Of the Bankruptcy Al
requires any one having information As N fhs
names and addresses Of hoiders II any securities
ol The Debtor Company o. difuge such iniornna-
ton 70 the Trustees Reponses are % 10 made
a. y J Marony Ncs NSrk Fiscal Rcpfesents-
uve 81 Wal street Nrv fork 8 y Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Lists Gain in Assets

The net asset value per COM
mon share of the Investment Co.
of America, outstanding at Jan.
81. based upon the balance sheet
on that date, with securities
owned adjusted 20 market prices
was S2304, This compares with
S22 SIS on Dec. 81, 1913, and S1S97
on Jan 81 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
M. S. Rukeyser:
M. S. Rukeyser:
Urges Unions Explain
Boom 10 Workers

the the federal
of living index timely reapprase what has happened
wages and prices in wartime
However the usual approach TO the subject unreasc II
based deluSOn
total deemed
Say government related purposes nearly
threc-fhS all goods currently produced.
Though this is obviously price which total warfare
should be realized that workers and their families cannot
that large Traction of thertota which ~ thus
diverted purposes o Mars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Dividends
Auto-Graphs
Ry SuER FREEMAN

The first union sponsored
showing OF the special film,
The War Department Reports
has been arranged by JAW
Go Local 2S0 of Continental
Motors for Feb. u. The picture
will be shown at Amity Temple,
Kercheval and Parkview.
To let all three shifts see the
film. the showing will be con-
tinuous from 10 a. m. 10 10 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

= en- n sylvia
mia Central
AirlineS, has
b @ e n moved
TO Washing
ton He be-
comes the as
is an to
Vice PreSi-
q @ Mt J. j.
O'DonoVan
Dan @ llaS
been with the
Pea ST Ce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Cont'I Motor 10 Paw
Another IS Cents

Continental Motors Corp has
declared a dividend of Is cents.
payable March 10 TO stock of rec.
ord Feb. Is. The firm paid the
same amount in each quarter last
GEAR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08

MONTREAL. Feb. 8 An
nounccment was made by w. II.
Hobbs. secretary of Inc Canadian
National Railways, OF tho appoints
ment of r. b. Hawken as assist
ant secretary Of the system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
StdtIer Honors
Old Employees

Twenty nine veteran Detroit
employees of the Hotel Statfer.
with at least Is years Of service,
were the recipients Of 500 war
bonds last night AT Founder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Dividend Of 10 Cents
Declared by Packard

Packard Motor Car Co. declared
a dividend of 10 cents. payable
April ] TO stock of record Feb. 10.
Previous payment was like amount
on April ). 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
SUGGESTS CAUTION

But the general analysis sug-
gests continued caution. After
making no progress for some
three weeks. the averages have
fallen below the preceding low.
and have lost any Semblance of
maintaining rising path. The
upper resistance at around 1873 is
more definitely reconfrmed. At
times the volume either has been
large with no progress or has
risen on reaction.
Still. IL remains true that no
large reaction has occurred. and
that no important volume of
liquidation develops on declines
The decline in trading on Friday
was notable. and in general the
absence of anything suggesting
climax" volume in any week this
year is 10 be borne in mind.
Probably most of the selling last
week was done by traders. and
was accompanied by increased
short selling. AS long as in
vestors hold. no sustained market
decline is 70 be expected. Short
sales strengthen the technical
position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
WATCH 1NDUsTRIALs

Those Interested in The stock
market should therefore watch
with special and particular inter-
est the performance of such is
sues as American Can. General
Motors, General Electric. and L.
s. Steel And the action of the
''industrials" is likely 10 be more
significant just now than that Of
even the broader composite aver
ages.
In this connection, note too.
that the break in the whisky
stocks had something to do with
this latest setback in the gem
eral market. In this group Of
stocks there has doubtless been
some speculative excess. II has
been A source of weakness. and its
gyrations tend 10 disturb. One
should avoid, however, confusing
a break i'm such stocks with the
fundamental position of others.
The whistles" may be over
bought. The market as whole
does not seem TO be.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-08
Earnings

ATLAS PLYwOOD CORP.
Six months ending Dec al
1913 1912
Net proW S3is 2ss sos 2s0
Per common share 81 OF 81 20
CHICAGO FIENIBLE SHAFT
Year ended Dec rs
1913 1852
Net profit 81 f55. 236 S1,14l SOS
Per share S6f2 S6\st
PUGET SOUND POWER AND LIGHT
1913 1852
December net income S5sf $50 S47O. Q25
- mos Net income s. 7qS 242 50 325 qSq
WOLVERINE PORTLAND CEMENT
Year ended Dec. III
1913 1912
Net loss S3s 90 $40. s33
Per share 49c
Year ended Dec. 81
1913 1912
Net income S354,437 $685.. 5q7
Per share S262 s.. %