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Thursday,'May 20, 1965
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ROASTS
85c
Now York — Celanese Corpor
ation of America had 1965 first-
quarter net earnings of $14,S10,-
000, equal to $1.15 a common
share, on sales of $^2,138,000,
Harold Blancke, chairman, re
ported today. Both sales and
earnings were the highest for
any quarter in the corporation's
history.
NO
LIMIT ON
PURCHASES
AT A&P
PRICES
IN THIS
AD ARE EFF.
THROUGH SAT.
MAY 22ND.
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This year’s first-quarter dollar
earnings were 18 percent higher
than the $12,549,000 earnings for
the first three months of 1964
and sales for the 1965 first-quar
ter were 2.5 percent higher than
the $161,712,000 sales for the
comparable quarter last year.
(The increases are based on
comparable 1964 first - quarter
figures, reflecting the poolings
of interest of two new subsidiar
ies during the latter part of last
year.)
Celanese is a major interna
tional chemical company. The
corpomtion and affiliates mans-
facture a diversified line of 100
basic products, including petro
chemicals. fiber.s, forest pro
ducts, paints and coatings and
petroleum producis and they op
erate 70 plants, with more than
35,000 employees, in the U. S.,
Canada, Tatin America, Western
Europe and the Far East.
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Lithium Gives
Sales Report
Haskell L. Littlejohn
Finishes Army School i
Tht
Litliium Corporation of Amer
ica, Inc., today reported consoli
dated net sales of the company
and its su ,’sldiary. Beryllium
Metals & Chemicals Corporation,
amounted to $1,501,181 for the
three months ended March 31,
1965, as compared with sales of
$1,410,354 for LCA alone during
the same periold last year.
Consolidated net earnings for
the quarter amounted to $2,824
as compared with unconsolitlated
net earnings of $29,773 in the
1964 period. Earnings from the
lithium operation increased ap
proximately 1007( over the same
period of 1964, while BerMet had
an operating loss during the
quarter.
Celanese Announces
Quarter Earnings
I BAD TOLZ, GERIMANY (AHT-
NC) — Specialist Four Haskel
L. Littlejohn, 24, whose wife, Lo
la. lives at the Stough Apart
ments, Phtnix City, Ala., was
graduated from the Seventh U.
S. Army Noncommissioned Offi
cer Acadi'my in Bad Tolz, Ger
many, May 7.
SjH'cialist Littlejohn received
four wt-eks of training in leader
ship responsibilities, exeieisc of
command, may reading and mili-
taiy teaching methods.
Regularly assigned as an ar
mor crewman in Troop K of the
3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment’s
3rd Reconnaissance Squadron
near Kaiserslautern, Germany,
Littlejolin entered the Army in
February 1961 and arrived over
seas in April 1964.
Littlejohn, son of Robert Lit
tlejohn, Route 2, Box .553, Kings
Mountain. N. C, was graduated
from Davidson High School,
Kinigs Mountain, in 1958.