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Moberly Monitor-Index and Moberly Evening Democrat from Moberly, Missouri • Page 5

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Moberly, Missouri
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Seven Millions Annual Report Shows Increase in Income as Wei! as Expenses Arthur K. Atkinson, president of the Wabash Railroad Company, in making his report today to the shareholders of the company showing the results for 1947, announced that there had been expended in improvements the sum of 57.082,000. of which 52,355.000 was spent on the physical properties, and $4,727.000 on rolling stock of the company, which included one 4000 H. P. Diesel road passenger seven lightweight passenger train cars, and sixty 70-ton, capacity covered hopper cars.

The company constructed 415 forty-ton capacity steel box cars and 118 fifty-ton capacity steel hopper cars in its own shops. Atkinson said "but of each dollar of income, wages consumed 42 cents, fuel, materials, and other expenses of operation 33 cents, taxes 11 cents, fixed and contingent charges 3 cents, depreciation 3 cents, leaving 8 cents for corporate' purposes consisting of improvements to property, retirement of debt and return to the As a result of negotiations on a national basis, nonoperating employes were granted cents per hour increase in pay, effective September 1. 1947, and certain operating employes received an increase of cents per hour increase, effective November 1. 1947. together with FSour MACKIE-WILLIAMS Moberly, Mo certain rule changes, effective January 1, 1948.

Unions repre- enting the engineers and, firemen called a strike for February 1, 1948, but a walkout was averted tay creation of a fact finding board by order of the President of the United States. Temporary increase in freight rates approximating 8.9%, effective October 13, 1947, was authorized by the Interstate Commerce Commission and effective January 5, 1948, the same Commission authorized a general interim increase in freight rates of approximately 17.5%. This increase superseded the increase effective 13, 1947. Increases in certain passenger fares, mail'-and express transportation were also granted. Taxes for the year 1947 were $10.029,903 compared with in year 1946, an increase of 36,218,303.

Income tax increased $3,674,321. Income for 1946 included 31,482,233 excess profits credit carry back. Pay roll taxes to provide for retirement and unemployment benefits to employes increased $970,564 caused by higher wage levels and increase in rate of tax resulting from enactment into law oi amendments to the Railroad Retirement and Unemployment Insurance laws. The net income, of the company, as shown by the annual report, was $7,844,570 for 1947 as compared with $4,127,211 for 1946. While Wabash gross income in 1947 was $94,657,837, an increase of $13,891,163.

over 1946, operating expenses increased 33,836,848 'Starving' of Germ May Provide Way to Control Malaria CAMBRIDGE, April 1. (fP)--Harvard scientists suggested today that there may be a way of starving the malaria germ which feeds on human blood. Drs. Ralph W. McKee and Quentin M.

Geiman announced the discover; of an in human blood plasma which they said the malaria parasite needs to grow and reproduce. The element is methionine, one of the acid components of protein. "Neuthalization" of this methionine in plasma, they said, could "halt the reproduction cycle" Of the malaria parasite and could "open the road to preventing malaria." FREEDOM OF SPEECH Striking employees of the New York Stock Exchange pointed comments at brokers and working staff members as they leave the exchange at the of the dav's business. (AP Wirephoto) Marriage Licenses Robert Poison, 23, Moberly, and Bertha Hopkins. 17, Moberly, by the consent of father, Frank Hopkins.

Nelson Creason 29, Clifton Hill, and Gladys Irene Smith. ,17, Clifton Hill, by consent of mother, Grace Viola Smith. Charles Edward Wolverton, 21, Clifton Hill, and Mary Elizabeth Epperly, 20, Clifton Hill. Read Monitor-Index Want Ads MADISON Creey moved Monday to the Mrs. Callie Forsyth house, which has; been occupied by the Raymond Devenport family.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark entertained the following with a dinner Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Clark and family, Miss Imogene Houchins and Miss Jean.

Peters. 'Miss Anna Lee Woods, mem- 1 Dr. and Mrs. E. Dunawuy of Paris were Sunday guests of their daughter, Mrs.

Fred Swartz and family. ber of the Huntsville high school faculty, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Mollie Woods. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Key, of Shelbina, were also quest's in the Woods home Sunday. Women "of the Methodist Church held a bake sale Saturday afternoon. Proceeds amount- to $46.05. Mrs. Wilbur Smith and baby left Monday afternoon for their home in McKinney, after visiting Mr.

Smith's mother, Mrs. Alice Smith, and her family for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L.

Devenport moved Monday to a farm one mile south of Madison which they recently purchased. Mr. and Mrs. William Heathman moved the first of the week to the property of the late Mrs. Nora Bassett in the east part of town.

Vernon Warrens Sell Farm Near Sturgeon STURGEON--Mr: and Mrs. Vernon Warren recently sold their 150-acre farm milea southwest of Sturgeon to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark of Slater. Possession will be given March 1, 1949.

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