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I A cc UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT EASTERN DISTRICT OF MISSOURI EASTERN DIVISION PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT % GLORIA VAUGHN, ET AL, Plaintiffs, vs.

I BONDED BRAKE SHOE SETS *S2Z*WITH FRICTIONEERED FOR POWER OR STANDARD BRAKES Part Nd.

* I PLEAXINHTIBIFITFS 1 BEA-73 1967 Annual Report ' CIAL ^STATEMENTS --4 4,* L' Kovioers Comoany.

BIGELOW- LIPTAK CORPORATION meat enclosures NORTHWESTERN- HIGHWAY AND 10J6 MILE ROAD SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 48075 August 8, 1967 Eagle-Picher Company American Building Cincinnati, Ohio 45201 Attention: Mr.

EXHIBIT NUMBER DESCRIPTION BLC- 40 Bigelow-Liptak Corporation; letter dated July 29, 1965; from Purchasing Agent To Ed Hall of Eagle-Picher; regarding Order # 36251; (Bates Nos.

international operations .= a 2 s-stve ;j ..c-:: cn -'z*3. .c> er \ N Canada Dominion Brake Shoe Company, Ltd., op erates six divisions which manufacture auto motive brake lining, manganese steel castings, molds for rubber and plastics production, and railroad brake shoes and trackwork.

statement of consolidated earnings retained in the business /EARS ENDEC DE3EMEER 31. 1960 AND 1953 AMERICAN BRA<E SHOE COMPANY 1960 1959 Beginning of Year....................................................................................

Hydraulic pumps receive thorough check on test stand before shipment by Denison Engineering Division.

American Brake Shoe Company Dollars expressed in thousands except per common share and per employee figures 1961 I960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 165.504 11,270 6.6 10.2 5,370 3.2 5.9 3.29 3.915 72.9 10,680 53,528 6,967 60,495 13.0 16,216 10,806 - 2.40 164,587 11,967 7.3 11.2 5,667 3.4 6.4 3.48 3,903 68.9 9,732 51,189 7,484 58.673 14.6 17,448 11,375 - 2.40 168,029 16,081 9.6 15.3 7,681 4.6 9.0 4.72 3.B77 50.5 9.134 50.644 6,280 56.924 12.4 19,170 12,015 --,, 2.40 137.998 9.813 7.1 9.5 4.778 3.5 5.8 2.97 3,867 80.9 8,395 44,645 5,660 50,505 12.6 15,120 11,375 2.00 2.40 186,851 20,283 10.9 21.1 9.124 4.9 11.3 5.67 4,570 50.1 9,859 55.465 5,978 61,443 10.8 18,482 9,490 4.00 2.90 186.142 19.433 10.4 23.3 8,963 4.8 11.9 6.64 4,124 46.0 10,360 51,437 5,371 56,808 10.4 18,164 8,134 4.00 2.90 147,096 14,389 9.8 19.5 6,442 4.4 9.1 5.08 3,114 48.3 10,136 44,780 3,407 48,187 7.6 16,216 8,131 4.00 2.10 109,934 9,331 8.5 12.8 4,304 3.9 6.4 3.19 3,263 75.8 8,005 35,964 2,307 38,271 6.4 12,635 8,379 4.00 2.25 12,o3o 25.100 28,973 66,608 24,584 42,024 63,386 7.514 112,924 20,281 -- 92,643 112,924 56.69 1,634 2.7 12,609 7,662 12,928 18,482 25,953 57.363 16,493 40,870 59,060 7,726 107.656 17,678 -- 89,978 107,656 55.24 1,629 3.5 12,119 7.680 23,130 17,441 23,225 63,796 18,586 45,210 55,395 6,340 106,945 18,815 -- 88,130 106,945 54.19 1,626 3.4 4,868 7,280 19,168 17,184 20,109 56,461 13,652 42,809 57,425 3,442 103,676 20,310 -- 83,366 103,676 51.75 1,611 4.1 8,068 6,817 20,210 18,489 24,954 63,653 19,541 44,112 56,680 3,173 103,965 21,190 475 82,300 103,965 51.24 1,606 3.3 11,406 6,703 8,653 22,235 27,621 58,509 26,151 32,358 52,552 3,006 87,916 9,890 14,850 63,176 87,916 50.84 1,243 2.2 8,044 5,464 9,018 20,377 19,823 49,218 22,840 26,378 50,149 2,270 78,797 5,910 19,670 53,217 76,797 47.79 1,114 2.2 8,487 4,583 9,807 12,277 12,364 34,448 15,001 19,447 46,146 3,123 68,716 450 19,692 48,574 68,716 43.99 1.104 2.3 5,765 3,937 SCI 01918

To Our Shareholders: A great change was effected in your com pany during 1968, the mosc significant advance in its history.

104 Drum FMS No.

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