Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 29, 1959, Image 18

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    General Motors Earnings Are Expected to Lift Net Incomes
Men Enfer Pleas
In Circuit Court
The cases of Theodore
Jasper Daily Jr., 22, of 544
Effie St., and Francis Merle
Wallace, 24, general delivery,
Medford, were continued in
circuit court Monday before
Judge Edward Kelly.
Daily pleaded guilty to a
charge of burglary not in a
dwelling involving' entry of
the Butte Falls general store
June 25. The case was con
tinued awaiting a pre-sentence
report. '.
Wallace pleaded guilty to
a charge of uttering and pub
lishing a false check and thel MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
cQ ac Pnntinon ,mt,.i' r dnesday, July 29, 1 959
By ELMER C. WALZER
dollars, the General Motors
report must show net income
of $595,138,925 or $2.06 a
share on the common stock.
Wall Street experts believe
that easily will be attained.
The GM total would com
pare with $334,514,226 or
$1.17 a share in the first half
of 1958.
If GM attains this figure the
five companies will show one
billion net against $321,434,
782 for the first half last year,
a rise of 208 per cent.
1959 Sales Way Up
General Motors first half
sales are estimated at $6,599,
000,000, against $5,031,261,-
000 last year. The four com
panies reporting to date had
a sales aggregate of $5,190,
560,000 for the first half,
against $3,372,988,000 in 1958.
Adding the General Motors
estimated salej, the total
would amount to $11,690,560,
000, against $8,404,249,000 in
1958, a rise of 39 per cent.
Ford's first half amounted
to $5.22 a share, against 29
cents in 1958. Chrysler's was
$6.65 a share, against a net
loss of $25.5 million. Ameri
can's works out at $4.80
against $1.73, Studebaker's is
$1.87 against a net loss of
$13.3 million.
For thi3 picture, American
cause they will include new
tools to turn out new compact
cars that are expected to give
the foreigners a run for their
money.
The fourth quarter should
be a big one, say the experts.
The year 1959 will see big
earnings totals, other things
Thursday at 2 p.m. The charge
being equal and the steel
strike kept within reasonable
limits. It is expected the total
output will cross six million
units. '
Foreign producers aren't
apt to take the inroads of the
big three into compact cars
lying down. They already are
whooping up refinements to
capture more American sales.
Renault of France has a
new gimmick to get the U. S.
business-a front-engine, front
wheel drive light truck. This
rounds out its line which in
cludes the 4CV and Dauphine
passenger cars and the new
Caravelle sports car.
Rice is a chief food for
about one-half the people of
the world.
UPI Financial Edilor
v New York-fllPD-General Mo
tors Corp. earnings for the
first half of 1959 to be pub
lished on Thursday are ex
pected to lift net income for
lhe nation's five automobile
producers to a billion dollars.
Earnings of the first four
companies to report for the
half year - Ford, Chrysler,
American, and Studebaker
Packard amounted to $404,
861,075. This total compared
with a net loss of $13,079,484
In the first half of 1958.
To bring the net for the five
producers up to one billion
Motors earnings have been
worked out for the half year.
Its report made the other
day was for tne first nine
months of its fiscal year. That
period showed sales of $688,
787,216 and net income of
$49,599,962 or $8.36 a share.
These figures compared with
$358,518,676, $14,583,416 and
$2.61 a share for the 1958 pe
riod respectively.
Big First Half
It was a giant first half all
around. The third quarter isn't
going to be as big, say the
automobile makers. And their
expenses will be higher be
involves a check for $42 cash-J
ed at the Timber room.
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GAINS CONGRESSMAN
Washington (UPD-Washington
state will gain an additional
Congressman in-, 1962 when
the new Congressional appor
tionment is made in 1961 bas
ed on the 1960 census, Rep.
Russell V. Mack, (R-Wash.)
has predicted.
PINT WITH
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Restaurants With
No Waitress Seen
Cleveland, OhicMUPD-Pretty
soon you may be able to enter
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waitress to flirt with or waiter
to yell at. In fact, you'll be
darn lonely if you don't bring
your own best gal or beau.
Designers for Industry, Inc.,
here have developed an all
electronic restaurant which
hasn't a waiter, chef, cook or
dishwasher in the place.
Gilbert Huiit, director of in
dustrial design for the com
pany, said diners will sit at a
semi-circular table and order
their meals simply by push
ing a button. Anyway from a
cup of coffee to a five-course
meal will appear out of the
wall.
For single diners, the table,
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verware and all, will pop up
with a push of the thumb.
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restaurant will be the cash
ier," said Hunt. "And the set
up can be arranged so that
customers can pay electroni
cally by credit card."
. . .At the other end of the push
button, about 250 frozen pre
cooked meals will be stored in
the kitchen: When the custo
mer orders, the meals are
moved into radar range and
within seconds are ready to
serve piping hot.
... An electronic brain will
keep track of food supplies
and only one attendant will be
required to fill the empty
racks to feed 32 diners at one
-time.
? Dishwashers are eliminated
in the electronic eatery be
cause disposable plastic dishes
go into the garbage and silver--ware
is automatically steri
lized and set up for the next
diner..
Hells canyon of the Snake
river between Idaho and Ore
gon is deeper than the Grand
canyon of the Colorado, chief
ly in Arizona, and it is also
much narrower between the
top rims. "
An estimated 23,000 persons
In the United States suffer the
loss of their eyesight every
year.
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