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RADIATORS REPAIRED ‘ August Ran IneOmc. ' the Eastern roads were at the rate $025,634,900, against $466,447,100, cent over 1922, The Southern meme: year. Freight traffic on the Western The value of New York Staci-(‘3‘;
‘ The Cla§§ 1 railroads of 111? coun- of 5_1s per cent. while those in the or 4.11Ipcr cent. for the correspond- ‘ lines reported net of $8,953,000, a- system showed an increase of about change membership in!“ i" ,‘
CADILLAC AND JORDAN try earned in August at the annual South showed 5.33 per cent. and the ing Period 0f_1ast year. Earntnss for-gainst $4,613,800 last year. Operating 15 per cent over a year ago. Gros=i= ‘0 $335000- Wsmrday- “'1 . ‘L'
SALES AND SERVICE rate or 4.94 per cent on their lenta- \Vestern carriers 4.60 per cent. NM the Lastern lines were at the late of ’rcvenues were 861.351.000. a gain of was $206,476,000. an increase of 9 01' Rae 11- Rogers “'85 50:” 515:3;
tive valuation as fixed by the Inter— {4053111155 192:, was $84,591,405, or 6.18 per 409$“. and for the W'estern 20 per'cent' while opemung expenses per cent. while expenses were 7.2 ander B. Johnson. In a Sillszg w
o o . state Commerce Commission for rate - per con . systems. .:. per cent. of $52.811.900 showed an increase of per cent above last lear, the total transaction, however' the 3"“ Jeers;
TOW car 81lme to can Day and N181“: making purposes. including additions Operating revenues, fer August to- The report for August showed that 143? per cent 0"81‘ AUSUSL 1933. heing’$152,392,900_ gene Meyer, Fuji” 501d to LA.
and betterments up to January 1, taled $561,456.700. an increase of the Eastern roa‘ds had a net railway The situation in the West. a. mat— The report shows that during Au-‘ J.gsglggnigiigéségoo'pwlv r"e Fr"
1923. Aggregate net railway operat- 890.502.9130 over the same month Operating income of $51,340.700. a- ter of particular interest since the gust sixteen Class 1 carriers oprrat- d l . , Lee Lagge’cn
AAS I BROS GARAGE ing income .was $98,381,200. Last last year. while expenses Were 5424.- gainst $14,625,000 last year. Operat- recent agitation, for reduced freight ed at a loss. or this total sir Were gzugtiit tfesiefigoifx‘me J‘ “ng
~ , . year not for August was $51,475,400, 751.400. an increase of S39,G;o,900. ing revenues were 3251621400. an rates on farm products to aid the in the East, two in the Sou'h and an; (éheste A: Eunipert lo mefl‘
Telephone 1360 at an annual ,rate of 2.64 per cent. For the first eight months 0: the increase of 27‘ 1—2 per cent over last farmer, showed the oarriers with net eight in the Western district. bershi in like exchange and 135'
A report or the Bureau of Railway current year earnings were at- the, year, while expenses of $219,546,400 income to August amoufltlm to $38.- _— electing of John Brennan as a mem-
Economics shows that earnings or rate or 5.40 per cent, amounting to showed an increase or 11 1-2 ‘per 087.500, against $32,230,900 last‘ v'Exchange- Seats Sold be: or the board of “term -
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