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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Auto
Graphs
Packard Increases
Output 70 Per Cent.
Profits Stationary
BY sILER FREEMAN

Despite a 20 per cent increase
in its engine output for l943 and
a 50 per cent rise in sales and
billings, over its record Of 1912,
Packard earnings rose only
slightly for 1913. the 10th annual
report to be mailed later this
month 10 stockholders will show.
The company will pay 81 cents
a share on its 100000 no par
common stock against 31.5 cents
paid in 1912.
George T. Christopher. presi-
dent of Packard, in preliminary
comment on the earnings,
pointed out that the company
expects 10 double its output in
1914 but the opportunity for
increasing net earnings IS
limited
Manufacturing economies. re-
sulting in savings passed onto
the government. were credited
with the wide variance between
increase in output as compared
with sales and billings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Wendell / WiIue missed basic point when he said that
raising would We
sliding living standards despite the current nfatonary fiscal
policy because taking upwards Of % cent OF all
currently produced according Donald NJ
Nelson chairman of the War Production Board II goods and
available civilians Mr. Wkie which stand
ards material webeng and not net money payments after
Obviously j desirable the deficit This objective
approached by orbaance the nonesena governmental
advocated
increased receipts Although MIR "tkc and President
recently bayhooed higher neither has
explained public simple that aniialy higher
receipts be cleaned only from that from
numerically large and politically powerful of
and who the aggregate have been the principal
the reported large wartime the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Honor Detroiters

Two Detroit men VIII take a
prominent part IN the annual
three-day convention Of the
American Railway Engineering
Association a. the Palmer
House in Chicago. beginning to-
day They are II a. CaSSil
chief engineer Of the Pere Mar
quette Railway and A. ~.
Laird bridge engineer Of the
Grand Trunk Western Railroad
As chairman Of the organlZa-
tons committee on economies
Of railway labor CaSSil viii give
the report OF that group Laird
viii speak for the committee
on masonry OF which he Is the
head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Glass Co. Earns
81 Cents Share

Tho consolidated report Of Shat
JCTpT00f Class Corp and Ms sub
salaries for the year ended oct.
81. 1913. shows q net profit Of
Sl1S.95l after al charges and
provision of $50. 912 for federal in
come taxes. equal 10 81 cents a
share on the 3SS. 521 shares Of
common stock outstanding. w 3.
PRESIDENT - t-til = II = :
earnings Will not materially be
affected by renegotiation proceed
inCS
Net profit for 1912 was S5S.32S
or Is cents a share on the 3SS S93
shares then outstanding. after tax
reserve of $50 lS3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
General Sales FAX Would Be Productive

Deal consistently opposed the addltona
type sales taXwhch would be productive
this inconsistency n with Ill for the
BeFae Congress for not evying still taxes
Congress right holding that present types of taxes
preaching The point of diminishing returns.
Certainly the brackets of personal income the levy
plus the Of which half due
March ID the unfogVen portion of l942 or 1913 incomes
100 OF such
stfenlng the rate there
corporate profit 90 cent and
corporate ceiling so there not much
stenng the there particularly IN view Of the fact
aready he incentive resist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Fed. MoguI 1943
Net S882,226

Federal Mogul Corp. and it's
subsidiaries for the year ended
Dec 81 report net profit Of
SSS2 226, equal Ia 81 IS share.
after provision for postwar ADJUST
ucut n 100000. federal and
Canadian income taxes OF 81 gf6 :
200 an dafter deducting S29360O
postwar refund OF excess profit
tax In the preceding year. net
amounted 10 SOL i26. or 81 80 a
share after $2nQQ0Q provision for
postwar adjustment and taxes of
8. g. f69@700
Shipments for January and
February lq44, combined eN-
ceeded those Of corresponding
1913 period by about 50 per cent
However, the company stated
that this tate is not expected TO
prevail through the year inasmuch
IS me rate ~ output was higher
IN latter months Of 1913 than Il
was during earlier months, par
tcularly the first quarter
. Furthermore. n rs anticipated
that the revised draft require
mentS may have an adverse effect
on production. since IL is becoming
Increasingly difficult 10 replace
skilled workers
Since MAJOR portion Of the
company's war contracts covers
products for aircraft and marine
applications, items which are
presently IN high demand no CON
tract Examinations Of any signif-
canoe have been received 10 date,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

at took you fourteen years grow that hair" said
mama "and I'll not let you have il cut off" She wound
Francies heavy brads around her head and pinned
them in place with bone hairpins There she said.
1T does make her look at least eighteen" said Sissy
Francie looked in the mirror She pleased that
looked old. But she wouldn't give in and say "A
my life I've had headaches carrying this hair around"
Lucky you if that's all gives YOU headaches"
Next morning, Neeley accompanied his sister n New
York At last France rode the Williamsburg bridge
But the ride wasn't as exciting as wearing gron=p
clothes for the first time
The interview short She got he filing JOB seven
dollars week to start In few days she had adapted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Crash-Proof Gas Tanks

Crash-proof gasoline tanks on
postwar cars are seen as the
outgrowth of the success of
-hullet=sealing ueleells on air.
planes by George w. Vaught,
vice president of the B. F. Good
rich Co. Vaught predicted that
the versatility of synthetic rub
Der will make room for both
synthetic and natural rubber in
the post emergency world, if we
adopt sound policies"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Priorities

The Detroit Regional Office ~ ne War
Production Board announced today the
following priorities actions
N-2i7 amended FootWear " Cen
erals amends clarifies and reVlses -4. .f
materials and C1lors restrictions on STYLES
an1 typos and production effective March
A. 4ts--s.l.a.- s-.--s ala-.. S---i -
L-lIo.a revocation Farm Machinery "
Revokes The order
L-2s3 revocation Broom Materials
and Broows Rcvnkes the order
tt schedule ) suspended Portland
Cement suspends the schedules until
further notice
N .a-c amend Copper Revlscs
military exemption hsr % exclude springs
for snap fasteners fcL ans use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

cNpeTicncc N mcrChandlSlng ana
advertising in the motor indus
try and for the past 10 years
has been assistant sales man
ager. Dodge DIVISION Chryslcr
Corp. in charge OF advertising
and merchandising
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

an address 10
be gwen by
EnerS on J
POag al the
meeting Of
h o Detroit
Sales ExeCu-
tive Club 10
be Id at
the Wardeil
Sheraton on
March %
PoaG h "A s
had - wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
No More Tractors

The War Production Board
sees little possibility of increas-
ing the civilian tractor produc-
ton this year, despite the fact
that manufacturers will concen-
trate on only one model for the
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Livestock Market


CATTLE 500 slaughter steers year.
ings and shestock In broad demand active.
mostly strong 10 25c higher than last
weeks close bulls strong spots 25c
higher stockers and feeders scarce firm
small lots good fed steers up 20 SIS IS.
bulk good shortfed steers and yearlincs.
Nlf 80 10 -. run mostly natives scalins
Ho0-l 0j0 lbs common and medium
mainly Sl2 - so. best mixed yeariinEs.
SIS. most common and medium hcifers.
$40 ~ feW good heifers Sif common
and Medium beef CONS getting very broad
outlet. bulk. So4 ~ 80 few good ones
around Si2 Gamers and cutters mostly
So 81 20 fcw shelly Gamers down io
So bulk sausage bulls s. 50u 10 So good
hesNles xl1 III %
CALVES 500 vealers active firm tor
and huk good and choice SIG So. most
and bulk good and choice. SIS so most
down 10 s. on below
HOGS 56e Hog rettTuG over 50 lbs
l0c higher Lightweight and s0ws 25c
higher Bulk good and choice 2OO-2S0
lbs Sii 20 practical top; most 25o-330
lhs Sit10 some 10000 ms Si3 60.
good ard choice ls0-160 lbs mostly Sll as
112 25 bulk 10000 lbs SI3.75ul4.
bulk medium 20 choice sovs, $l2 sou -
stays. SO 254iQ.50.
SHEEP ! 500 slaughter lambs and
sheep fairly active, fully steady. run
mostly trucked-in fed native lambs bulk
-----1 s-rr-r-r-rrr- - r-- WY C0N7-
mon and medium grades Sl2m1s culls.
around Ss0ll. buck lambs a. 81 dis
count few lots good and choice fat
ewes. s 5OT 25 bulk common and me.
dunn $3.50 culls. S. 5ons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

TRANCE HAD been working in the flower factory for
two weeks when the layoff came. The other migra-
tory Brooklyn workers To another plant and urged
France 10 come with them but she wanted to try work
Katie found an ad in The World that said file clerk.
age sixteen wanted Though Francie only IA she
wrote An answer came on exciting letter head: a
pair OF shears lying newspaper. 1t was from he
Model Press Clipping Bureau.
Sissy went shopping with Francfe and helped her buy
erown-up dress and her first pair o nEh-heeed pumps
At bornevhen she tried the outfit. mama and
Sissy svore she looked like rs except for her brad
Mama please let get IL bobbed begged Francie I'd
look Just like Irene Castle II had short hair"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
RAILS STILL Low

Probably the really important
fact is that the pivotal indus
trial stocks, which have been
backward in comparison with the
rails and utilities. have simply
been holding a moderately high
level and not advancing because,
IN view of war taxes and unccr-
tainticS. IL would not be wise 10
discount postwar prospects much
further They have been bought
and held by investors. and inVcs-
tors are relatively cautious Is
this anything 10 have got beariSh
about? Does il follow that be-
. cause good investment stocks
don't 60 up they must 20 down
No, the real question probably
has concerned the relative buoy
ancy Of the rails. As l have preN-
+ ously suggested however. this
! seems 70 be explained by the fact
that many railway stocks are still
very low in comparison with rail
way earnings.
Thus the squirt of last week is
apt TO 90 ahead a little faster and
further than it should, because OF
short covering and speculative
buying based on inadequate rea-
sons My guess would be thai The
averages are likely-to-go higher
on tt44N#gFp Further. 7 do not
think that the peak Of the ball
market Is near. But. IN view or
the nature Of this move. and its
occurrence in a period Of many
great uncertainties u does=seem
probable that the ordinary reac-
tion lies ahead say within-aMeek
or two and that If might become
intermediate in character.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Further Upturn
In Securities
BY LEwISshANEY
'ofessor Of Econonncs, \. \. Ini,frsit,


The industrials finally broke
through 1879 on the up side! That
is the big news marketwisc But
it should be noted thai this is
market news. not so much be
cause Of intrinsic logical impor-
lance as because Of more OF less
superficial habits Of thought So
many observers and comments-
tors have come 10 adjust their
technique 10 the Dow theory that
they work up a case OF filters
when "thc rails and the indus
trials" divcrge or fail 10 con-
firm, etc. They influence Others.
Thus a good many potential buy
ers have been awaiting the break
through, with hopes or fears. and
took II as a signal Among the
buyers may be claSSed those who
have gone short of the market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Boston Store Chicago. followed
with merchandise sales promo
tion for Butler Brothers. and
SIX years Of department store
advertising
Specializing in "over tho
counter" selling. Sharp operated
IRIS Uvv-TT a-FTCy TOT To YU4FS be-
fore becoming associated with
the Randall organization
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

The Fred NJ
Randall Co.
Detroit ad
&
age n C y IN
C h ar re of
{ o o a a n q
.-aNs4 s..s@,.-as. 49,
counts:
He started
In the adVer-
Using bust
ness ~ years
ago with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Dividends

LUCKY STRIKE 1 80. G sIyn 9,yt9 1.,t :.
oPts BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A ~. ON
% BRUNSWICK LANES BAR
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 0'7o ~ NJ e.. sS5'oTr
op.u Au,,, TO-DAY from USol =
P vi.t Or Cocktail Lpuos, t,s,il,ai FOOD
NEW FAIRVIeW m % s,s tas, t, ~ 81;
opeu Ro~ttuu TODAY Vei4t- .AA AHA
- p ~ MIXED ooubls Sundays AZ p ~.
urW cLprlrIn 4i72 CHEsG STREET
NV UHnl lIlu " sus o. s1io
Under Ma MAnAnemaet-nAsa- a---I.A4-A--.-
OLYMPIC REC EA!loSAsl AT GO. slyts
" Aiisys hs~ ard Modern. Rathsksilsr Opsn
so~l'os AL oAN saturday. ard sunday.
PALACE REG p nv sfs q 4.y wy po,,.
Open Bo~i'na TODAY Until 6tS p ~ Ausi
o. eilIiard' ResisOraat Cocktail touoss
PALMER PARK sss,cso, 81. 80, 81 q.'ss ga,
- Alleys. Bar ara Srll 0nsn Bo~linu 10
p. ". After 90 Free Patino
pIpYI AVN 1920 rFsr WARREN AVE
HnhlAhU "a Beautiful sn,t' cI 32G
Open Alleys Oaiiy Foreo5ogs EEoe5t wednssday
osfoti Pre'tisst cocktail Bar Meals served
PlkYDlllM ssl7 los. cAaPAU MA ls,,
S'"m 20 Ntw AIIEYs
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RIVIERA REC. 'sl7 GRAND slv1a ava
open so~lins TO-DAY From " Noon Until
? v. ard After ~ P. ~ AZ DAY Sat ard sun
mi LWIIE 7Oio PURlTAs. Near Liysrnon
"NNNHiII rs ALLEYS UN 1870
opsn Bo~iine TODAY ~ A.. ~ Until p "
ard After IL All oss sstefasyt ard suudan
pnVu $500 MANIsTloUG. Near &. warrsr
w III q ALLEYS NJ s777
Enirss Close March 18th icf Jules pncksrl
sinsl" Classic. $1,000 and $500 Too Prizes
isls sPRlsGwELIS AVE
OI nlNUWCllO 10 ALLEYS. vi. Para
Opsn Bo~ilns ALL DAY saturdays snd sundays
2 A. ". fil CLOSING. weekdays Tin !. After H.
WASHINGTON BOWL '2i slcsleAs AVE.
oPtN BOWLING EVERY DAY from
10 4. n TO 2.30 A ". CHERRY 1920
WtcTnrTpntI MICHIGAN. MAS
WCOl VI WYOMING. CT 0I2l
OPEH BOWLING TO-DAY. $ p " UHTtl
CLOSING. All Day SATURDAYS and Sundays
WEST WARREN s loss, wAes[ ~ Ma S,,,
Opsp ALLEYS 10 ~ 70 saS p ~ After ~
tunoh" SERVED A. Az tVms'- tresll'n' Bsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
New Vice President

R9Iph " Sham has heen
appointed a vice president Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

herself to the sptsecond rhythm the New Yorker going
70 and from work.
She learned ways of conserving bits of Long
before the subway train ground To stop pushed her
TO the door to be Of the expelled when Aid
open. Out Of the train, she like deer
Al the building she showed her way into the elevator
even though the operator yelled cars full" And ali this
maneuverng before instead OF after
nine!-----,----
Francie advanced swiftly She happy when she %.
10 be reader at ten dollars week But she worried
too. when mama said nothins about her going TO nish
school She resolved 10 ask heresoout school
Continued omorrow)
iblhhsd by Harper q Brothsr.-
etToit Tunes. 1870 CoSS AUe Detroit 81 MisA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
Poee Is Speaker

New Minds for the New
World Will be the subject for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

boa Ioo.s ~ Io% u 81 en- -
r. e 20
HIfd Look 20 90 so 49,
WAYNE Screw -
strt sir n 81 H. fIi4 1f'e 's
il CFu'rsf - II y R
Dividends In the foregoing table Ar, the
amounts declared nf paid ~ far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

SAVAGE ARMS CORP
Year ended Dee 81 1913 1912
Net profit Si0lslS2 sal Qs7
Per share SIP 50 as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

ANNA pln SsUs MICHIGAN AVE
HlOuhH ntU, 2 Anew "A sa
Un,t - " saturdays. suudan Uoin ?. N
IupLecInnp 1901 soHAErIR. s.u
RmORSORuUn stsKELL We 7-97t
op.n souuoo TODAY Unm p ara A.,
a. p. N AL DAY Saturday. ard suneaH
BEACON REC G's sIi.,s AZ W. 1890 J ,es.
oPEn BOWLING TODAY UNTIL st5 2. n
Reservations rDsn FOR soroin~ and Afternoon,
BOWL .ODROMe ',S' . O55rf g.. 20 so,, ,,''
Open Bowling a. Att Times!
nInltLn 80 t4sr CONGRESS-
bHuillHU % Alleys Tablss CT So
oPEH BOWLING TODAY Upttt ? ~ ANC
AFTIR 10 20 p AL DAY SAT AND sun
nruIruuu 7ls2o GRAIlOI AVE
JCNICNNIHl Near Mile RosssiIls sos'
0ssa BoNliaa TO-DAY u1al 9 ard Ate
~. rs Lanes. vat Our Beautiful Cocktail toupo
CHENe. TROMBLY "a ass sIlt es'st p. 81
opsu ao~lins TODAY un'n p. ~ and AHs
-. All DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
CREST LANES 'vtts .n1sys /" go GO s g,S,
Bowler, Paradise VISIT OR STAG. Bar a1'
DETROIT RECREATION s sAt4Tt1 q. - ,ss
Open Bowling at All Times!
nIYTrp prn DEXTER az BOSTON BLVD
UChIEn hCU, - ALLEYS ~. s.slss
opsn Boelinp TODAY Until $50 p. ~ aot
After p ~ ALL DAY SATURDAYS SUN
eIpnlu DIR al2O WOODWARD. TE. 2.ssSt
uHnULN nCu' CENTRALLY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TODAY NOON UNTIL
p A. All DAY SATURDAY.
CRAM nruTpH IsH FERRY PARK
U0HNu uENiIHL TY $3.50
Pisasure 10 Bowl Al oustsa Alleys IN Os'roi,
Excellent Trsnsportaiion-Bu, ard susstoar
cpCLT Aye 10 BALTIMORE
UnLAI LAhCo - woodward. Ma $3.50
obsn Bowiinp--f0 Alleys N Ro~-UHti sol
r. NJ ard After 90 p. N. Cocktail Bar
IuprpIu pEr GENERAL MOTORS BloG
INT tnlAL ntU' sEHrRAILY LOCATED
y 10 MODERN ALLEYS
opsn Every DS Uutil aidnioM NJ. jAss
J, J, MllleTTS ~ ttsyts N#
You Are Always Welcome Here
LOVES REC. 20 stSsiisG s .tssS,
Cocktail touHos nUUsy e3i2
t's2S gsst lshsson a. tss,la~u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NC


Year ended Dec 81 1913 1892
Net profit 81 65i $50 81 500 .Os4
Per share S2s3 50 IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
REVERE COPPER A BRASS
SAVAGE ARMS CoRp

Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net profit 81 70s. 554 81 74a az 4
Per common share SIC ssc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

AETNA BALL BEARING MFG. co.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net income 1925 200 xiI4 Sill
Per common share S2ss a4c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

ELECTRIC AUTO-IITE co.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net income Sis53,sf 81 O7s $50
Per share S4O6 "a Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

HUKHFN 90.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Ns' Inc0ue 50 sos EOS IS $40 s54
Per share S2l7 81 Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

PET MILK GO.
year ended Dec 81 1888 1912
Net profit Sf2t6iSs 81 asp All
Per common share syst SO Os
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14


BORDEN co.
Year ended Dec. 81 1913 1912
NrT IrC0rue 50 fO5 EOS IS ara ga
Per share s2i7 Sisi
PET MILK co.
year ended Dec 81 1888 1912
Net profit Sf2t6iSs 81 asp al.
Per common share S25f So Os
AETNA BALI. BEARING MIG. co.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net income 1925 200 xfI4 Sil
Per common share S26s q4c
REVERE COPPER 4 BRASS
Year ended Dee 81 1913 1912
Net profit 81 70s S54 81 74q 374
Per. common share SIC ssc
SAVAGE ARMS CORP.
=. Year ended Dec. 81 1913 1912
Per share S152 SPAS
RAYBEsTOS-MANHA INC.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1892
Per share 1888 81 SIS
HARBISON-wAIKER REFRACToRIEs
Year ended Dec. 81 le43 1912
Net prof So O27i72 81 200 63s
Per common share si3s si52
REST A co
Fiscal year ended Jan. 81:
1psa 1q3a
Net profit 81 22s.572 xs15 q3t
Per share s. % 81 -
FAISTAFF BREWING CORR.
Year ended Dec. 81 1913 1912
Net profit Ss53 III $3.50 BIS
Per common share $50 SiSs
STANDARD or. co. or OHIO
Year ended Dec 81 1888 1852
Net profit 81 Q05 63f $3.50 $50
Per common share S53l So SIS
PEOPLES DRUG STORES
year ended Dec. 81 1913 1912
Net profit Si.14O e92 Sl.05e 35e
Per share S232 50 Is
UNITED STATES TOBACCO co.
Year ended Dec 81 1898 1912
Net PROFIT 50 $50 33s 50 slg asa
Per common share 1872 Sl.34
NEWPORT INDUSTRIES, INC.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net profit -S6Z2- 1la-xRl2 !
Fer share 81 0s gqc
ELECTRIC AUTO-IITE co.
Year ended Dec. 81 1913 1912
Net income SAs53,sfl 81 O7s $50
Per share sos So
HoLLINGER CoNSOL'D GOLD MINIS
Year ended Dec 81 81. 1913 1872
Net profit S327s5s3 81 asa 02s
Per share s6c qOc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

HOLLINGER CONSOL'D GOLD MINIS
Year ended Dec 81 . 1913 1892
Net profit S327s5s3 Sf4Sa 02s
Per share s6c aOc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Mild NIATFN TOBACCO CO.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net proht 50 $50 33s 50 sl3 asa
Per common share 1892 xl3t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
TINTED STATES ToRACco co

Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net profit Sl.14O e92 81 05e. 35e
Per share x232 50 l6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

NEWPORT md NTRIEN, INC.
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net proff -S6z2- IA SIS :
Fer share SlOs qqc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
REST A co

Year ended Dec 81 1913 1912
Net prof, So O27f72 s.. 200 63s
Per common share Si3s xi52
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

STANDARD OH. co. or OHIO
Year ended Dec 81 1913 1852
Set profit 81 qO5 63f S.. sac $50
Per common share x53I Ss 6s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

opboeA dolly "s. @ scR4SooKs Detroit TDm 1870 c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14
FAINTAFF BRFWING CORR

Year ended pee. 81 1913 1912
Net profit $3.50 I'll $3.50 3Is
Per common share SIS Sins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

Fiscal year ended Jan 81:
1915 1Q34
Net profit 81 22S572 ksl5 q34
Per share fOq 81 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-14

eIpnlu DIR 4i2O WOODWARD. re. 2.ssSo
UHnuLN nCu' CENTRALLY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY NOON UNTIL
p ~ ALI DAY SATURDAY.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-05-06
The tour was arranged by Major R. D. Macdonald and Major Harry Hornacker.

An FBI man, we are told, who had been able to get about any place, both in and out of Alaska, merely by a quick flip of his FBI credentials, arrived in Ko- diak and business necessitated his gong to the base.
 He borrowed cara egltl- mate car, that is, with base number and the necessary In- surance, etc, that would allow 1t in the base-and started for his destination.
 He got as far as the first guard house and showed his ere dentials in the usual manner Everyone took a look at them but that was all. Regulations required, he was told, a pass.
 But at other places his ere dentials were all Neverthe' less, he was told, regulations
 So it came to pass that he came back to town and got a pass and passed out through the guardhouse.
Kodiak mirror., 1944-05-06

movie:
 "You give me quarter" ne said very seriously with the cut est childish gestures, "and I'll use it and then we'll match for it and if I win then I'll keep the quarter but if I don't win you ger the quarter back"
 We just laughed and laughed at the implied judgment of our nativity (no child of six is going to make sucker out of us. II we can help it) and went to the movie ourselves
 The newsreel was no more than over than familiar small figure scooted in and plunked Tn the seat in front of us and turn ed around. He was waving some thing in his fist that gleamed in the pale light of the cinema.
 "See," he said and there was world of I-told-you-so in his voIce, "I got enough for the show and I got this much left overp
 I'm. Let's see now. If l give you a dollar we'll flip for it and if we win you owe us a dollar and if you lose you give the dollar back
 Excuse us. We're going out to find whoever it was our young genius found.