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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Comes now the second genera
tion 10 assure Detroit a gfist Of
youthful bowlcrs for future compe.
uuen. our at Rainbow Recreation.
l0185 Guatiot avenue. Edith
Schultz. with the encouragement
and material and Of proprietor An
drew Stefaui ST. has a group Of
hopefulS in tow. boys and girls
whose ages range from Q 10 Is
4 glance AZ some 0f the names
is enough for those whose interest
exceeds the casual There is Dor
othv daughter of Otto Proefke;
Dorothy and Vivian Cichy. daugh-
tors OF John. golfer and bowler;
Donald MaiedOn. son of Clarencei
Leonard Prolencal whose mother,
Lillian. Is one of Tho best in the
womenS division. Walter Gabriel
nephew Of Carl Peanuts Kersten.
who IS with Paris in The Detroit
Times Ali-St7r Classic League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

tr.l'-less bowling is n mark
commencement of the world
largest municipal championship
event. according 20 available data
when the twenfy-nlnth annual De
troIt Association tournament. five
man number. becomes offclal al
Whittier Recreation at $50 p n
Thursday
Aside from Mayor Edward 7
Jeffues throwing the first bail
and a possible boW on two from
celebrities who may he present
The business Of getting two squads
ON and off the floor Is paramount
10 embroidery Is needed or de-
sired. says Secretary George "
NIepofh
Eighteen teams from the Wilson
League get first shot. Next comes
16 from the New York Central
Athletic Association with two more
70 be selected to fiji ont the squad
DctroItors arc. advised that the
total entry which includes 1856
{ afN|Hf -NshaN fiH HNi Us vi fffhfa E4ia r.
Detroit for tho thirtY-fourth time
in Al years q larger field than for
the American Bowling Congress
competition
A. the program is not ready for
issuance. dates tor the appearance
of various leading teams are not
available. Ton teams from the
Chrysler Interplant League. made
up Of some Of the towns best
maple dostroyers, are down foi
The 10 o'clock squad on the night
OF May :
The Chrysler outfit includes
such talent as Steve Dutko jim
Gidden Joe Plappert Arthur Rus
sell and Marvin Knecht Frank
Zion Tredly Bedard. Linton Todd
Stanley Baker George Bryant
Frank Cyby Ted Starr Walter
Pierce. I'd Quincy Bill Dettloff
Chef EukoWski and ElWood Blake
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Ahead of Marine

BreCkle stepped ahead Of Hank
Narino Of Milwaukee; former
match game king. by boosting his
average from coos 10 POLISH on a
J764 total He picked up IS pins
as he collected 1716 IN 1881
Meanwhile Martno dropped
from POI "A 70 20076 when he
mustered 1905 this year compared
10 1913 IN 1881 To his 555 IN the
five-men Breckle tackled on Gas in
the two-men and ST. IN the lndi-
Nldual event,
Walter Wardoff Cleveland Who
has yet 10 bowl IS expected 10 dis
place Ned Day Of West AlhS. Wis.
national match champion. as the
individual average leader. Day
jumped his average from 202s5 to
20425 on 1894 this year
Ward, in second place. has
202.73. Since he has only the
1893 Of 1881 20 work against, he
needs ITO tn4ake over Judging
from success he has had IN recent
tournaments he VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Want More Drill

What amazes the oldsrers is the
seriousness with which these
youngsters approach the task Of
becoming high grade performers. a
Summer league is now in the-or-
ganlzational stage 10 meet their
demand for more practice. Cur
renfly, they have bur a lO5-minute
period on Friday afternoons.
They have their own officers:
August Holman, president: JAG
queline Delgato, vice president;
Roger Williams. secretary; Betty
Lou Borden. treasurer; a n d Y
S tefani Jr, Sergeant-at-arms.
Their sanctioned league is the first
of its kind 10 be formed and 10
flourish in Detroit. t~
A majority of the 40 have
parental consent because the par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Figure Bridges
To in Share

With NeWSom as a nuCl Ell 6
Baker VIII have good, or better,
pitching staff than any club in the
circuit. There was much talk last
year about the Tigers p owe r.
which they had. of course. But.
the club had pitching, too You
-aeff-t yin Pennants without coed
hurting
While Tommy sf}ridEes.f ill see
action no more than once every
n\e GAYS Ihe veteran IS counted
en- =. uAn his share of games He
collected ana even dozen victories
last year which played an impor-
TAM part in the Tigers pennant
triumph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
National Moose

FfNF-MAN
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Acorn Press saginaw 1914
Cortland. y 1882
Ashfahua % White sox $50
AshfahuIa Indiana alfe
nOl BLF-
r. Gsrss-C. Matthias Delaware n 1859
p Anderson Il Dresehler Janest1pn
a. 1881
= NfItsr-F Nelson. rorreauf o. 174l
p Zazalo-R Campbell Niss @ 134i
Harrs Hensel-Charss Henssi. Car
IND. 1870
SINGLES
p Jones Delaware .. T7f
~ BHerf'ee Fos'orla - "a
GrstsA4. East ChHaE. In 80
Nelson KciIaee Pontiac 1872
Kelly. Hamilton. . rs
ALI-ENENI~
p r1er tanning Mansfield -. 22'0
Mitchell HaI IT,. Car Psi
p -THzuio Niles 1927
s. Cornell Rrya7 O. 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Three Hit 1900

Breckle and Charley KotarsK
were the only other Defroiters 20
hit in the 1900 class While
Breckle followed lS3 with 2I2-213
for his 63s. Kotarski supplied
2n1-2l4 in sol and a l229 total
Capt, Herb MeTtens of Mineral
ties got off 90 z35-236 and then
dropped 10 l59 for 6io bgt the
best Harold Allen could do was
137-192-205 for 534 and 1174 Bill
Littman s 627 and Bill David COL
also went for naught
Bill Oliver of Krakow. who
could manage only Az in the five
men. was the best Detroit shot IN
the singles He rolled 2lS-214-2l4
for 646. Art Knecht was pm
behind with 217-244-1sf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Crinn1ins, Breckle Raise TO- Year Averages in ALB
SECOND GENERATION BOWERS
Youngsters Follow Parental Fra trait at Rainbow

ents themselves are bowlers, Play
is not permitted 10 interfere with
school and home duties Mrs.
Schultz chaperones as well as
coaches.
Mrs. Schultz is prouder Of her
pupils as persons than of their
progress in bowling. Their serious
attitude toward the game is bal
anced by exemplary manners dis
played on the alleys at alt times.
Each looks forward 10 the seven
.teenth birthday when he or she
passes into the older division and
- harder competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
MonopoIixe Alleys

George LaShers Oldhru and
Herb Cases oven KING OF tho
Greater Detroit All-Sta- loop also
Will roll that night along with
Arthur Nuffer's Peppers and Joe
Alters Frankenmuth Of Bay City.
ST. Paul and n nneapo j S
spiders for the most part VII
monopolize the alleys until Thurs
day when another out-ot-foWn IN
vasion viii be made IN fuIl force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Can Win,
Says Md(done||

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
gins who starred in the World
Series against the Cincinnati Reds.
And, at first York is playing bang
up ball Alert and nimble, the big
Indian may Yet become a Hal
Chase. As for hitting Rudy is the
best better in camp He has hit
consistently and collected m o 7 c
homers than any of his mates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
MikieI's 1869
Leads Rainbow

Vince NiHel showing a 260
game IN a 1859 series. led twenty
third round hoWlerS in the Rain
bow All-Star Individual Classic
SATURDAY night Mel Dorl was
with 277 IN loss. Chef
stfitleiffee ffttf, Dee Ben
nett gave him a 104l series
third high for the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Too FeW Girls

Roger Williams. an Of -. wants
TO attain proficiency that he may
ron on the same team with his
father Henry Caro- aims 10 out
shine TWO older brothers now play
ing in the All-Itallan League
Andrew Stefani grew up on the
alleys and hos had The aid of his
father the Rainbow boss who is
one of the citV.S high average
group. Young Andys Number 10
heads the Starlets league of 10
teams made up normally Of two
boys and two girls each Andy
was forced 10 draft a third boy
when several girls dropped out
and left a shortage
His sister. Joan. at the ripe old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

age Of g shows all signs Of be-
coming one of the towns best
when she is cid enough 10 handle
the regulation ball. The one she
uses now weighs 10 pounds. The
others employ the 12-14 and the
.4t.Tt 1870. 1E 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Millions Waoered

New York'S first season with
par-mutuel betting At horse races
Wv more tf1au : 6ft0f1tf.6tff1rtt wagrrgd
on II different DAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
81 State Teams
Resume Drives
For Abe Money
All-Star Loop IS
Among Those From
Detroit to Bowl
BY HAROLD KAHL

ST. PAUL. MINI, April 5
Thirty-seven Michigan teams VIII
take up where others leave or
today in an effort to gain chunks
Of a huge prize fund when they
have their innings in the forty-
first renewal of the American
Bowling Congress here next week.
In the group there will he =
from the Detroit metropolitan
area. eight of them going 10 bat
+ tomorrow night. Outstanding
among these will be Art Watson.s
Palmer Park Recreation Francis
Troy'S John McGlew and jimmy
Woods Highland Park Auditorium.
Also booked arc Ed Parker
Five Harvey LaBeaus Trenton
Store and Wilfred Bolducs Five
Of Trenton, Bill Relnhold's Tel
Dix of Flatrock and Pete Raj
mond's Firestone of Wyandotte.
Others on Sunday
Bill Begg's Post and Bill Gam
ka's Peter Pan of Battle Creek,
Claude Trips GoSsards and Glenn
Simon Tom Moore Of Ishpemlng.
Bert Van TTump's Goehel, Fred
Walkers Houppert. Clyde Hen
sells Sutherland and Fred Hut
tons Fuller. all Of Kalamazoo are
in the rest Of The Sunday field.
Weather permitting Marvin
Charhaugh's NoncommiSSioncd Of.
fcers' Club Of Selfridge Field vii
fly here Monday. Five other NJ.
f Clemens quniets also vii be on
deck in Ed Stadlers Dad Place,
Bernard RosSos Sports Leslie
Frederick's Altes Harry Saunders
Oldhrl and Oscar Zoelhng =
RrlnI..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
All for Laughs

In any case, you are likely 10
have a different kind of ache from
laughing at Bing's and Bob's gags.
some Of them smart some of them
corny. but all of them amusing.
The cannibal sequence and the
early cannon routine are just
about the highlights. while Bing
and Dorothy give out with some
pleasing tunes. You Lucky Peo-
pie, You" and It's Always You
are the most distinctive of the
song offerings.
Altogether it's some of the best
nonsense of the year.
The accompanying film. The
Trial of Mary Dugan, is a remake
of the play which first hurtled
Ann Harding TO stardom and
which has been previously filmed a
couple of times.
In this case, it's lovely LARAMIE
Day who occupies the center OF
attention in this court room drama
You may recall il concerns the
trial of an innocent young girl
who is apparently caught in the
tolls OF a hopeless amount of cir.
cunStantial evidence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Mother Her Critic
Setback for Judy

JUDY GARLAND has always
wanted long hair because she has
snvied the older girls with their
pompadours and trick coiffures. In
the last few months her hair has
been allowed TO grow a little
longer but still Judy wasn't salts
fled. So the other day she bought
"a couple of switches and passed
the better part of the morning
experimenting. The result was
wonderful. Judy emerged in an
enormous pompadour and roll at
the back.
Very proudly she went home
from the studio. In quite a grand
manner she showed her mother
the new hair-do. How do you like
it, she asked.
why. darling. you look won
derful," Mrs. Garland said "You
don't look day over So"
Judy has gone back to the simple
bob after that flyer into SophiSti-
Gated couture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Film Time Clock

hICHIGAN-''Road 10 Zanzibar" II Is
a m, $50, sos. 9;20 .. m. 1898 a. m.
Trial Of Mary Dugan." 10 =. m, is,
4 80. 7:4s. II p. m.
FoA-"Thst Night in Rio II a. m.
2. 5. =. II p. m. Missing Ten DAYS -
30. 3:33. & SO. s;ss p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS-"Andy Hardy. Pri-
waite Secretary" II a. m. aga. b;3s. Q :02
p. m. 2;ls a. m; wild Man OF Borneo. -
l, i;It. 1888. I0;s2 p. m.
WILsoN-"Fsntasia'' 80, 3 80 p. m.
ADANS-'Lone Wolf Takes a Chance -
II n. m. 1 ;57. 4;4f. 7:3t, I0:Is p. m.
Buck Priyates," 1874. S;l1, sos. s:45.
tf-3z p. m.
PALMS STATF-"The Great Dictator -
1880 =. m. 2:l0. $50. $3.50 p. m. l.lI
n. m; The Lady Eve" ~ 40, 40. 4.
II 40 y. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI--"C had Hanna -
l2:44. f.fO. S;36. 12;l2 n. m. son OF
Monte Cristo." Il n. m, 2 :a6. s:52, 1898
y.
MADISoN-"Dodse CITY" 1881 a. m.
3:2s. 5;2S. ~ ~ p. m; Dark Victory, 3"
:23. $50, 9;l7. ia a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Crazy ShOu'
On Colonial
Stage Sunday

CRAY SHOW" musical
mixture Of madcap maniacs. sing
ing and dancing stars and girls,
opens on the Colonial stage Sun
day for one week.
In the starring roles are Shaw
and Lee, famous vaudevillianS and
exponents Of the diStracting dou-
ble-talk.
In the supporting cast are Clar-
ence Stroud of the Stroud Twins.
radio, stage and screen stars;
Frances Wills. attractive acrobatie
dancer: jackson and Nedra, adagio
dancers; Raye and Arthur, aristo-
Gratis Of balance. and Role Roland
in a breezy demonstration of How
To UndreSS With FinesSe
The screen bill for the week
includes two prominent full-length
features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
It's Nice Work

This is all very pleasing assign
ment for Ameche, the entertainer.
for the baron has a very lovely
wife in Alice Faye, who has been
so estraneed from her husband
that she barely detects the diff
ference.
Through a series of blunders
which Mr.. Ameche commits with
natural ease. the entertainer re-
establishes both the barons finan-
cial and domestic situations. Al
though the temperance of the
baron and Miss Miranda at awk-
ward moments almost queer
things.
Miranda is quite the most excit-
ing feature Of the picture. To the
rocking rhythms of the samba
which run throughout the picture,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
.Vichy Movie Fans
Miss Favorite Stars

ALTHOUGH MOTION picture
fans in Vichy. France, don't see
American pictures. they're still
loyal 10 their Hollywood favorites.
Robert Taylor received a letter
from Olga Hostig-PrimuZ. head Of
the Taylor fan club in Vichy. ask
ing the. star for several or his
portraits rs well Sofae-ef- his
fellow stars.
I'VE don't see any more
American films over here, and
are missing them very much"
reads the letter. But our fan
clubs are still carrying eff.IMe-
want to print pictures in our
paper 'Nreme.' News of you over
in America gives Tp joy. Please
don't forget us"
Return mail carried portraits of
the M-G-M star from his latest
film. Billy the Kid" as well as
personally autographed pictures of
other stellar personalities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Double or Nothing

Don Ameehe wiH make you
think you are seeing double for
he has a dual role and thereby
hangs the Uery. thin story, the
Papier-maehe plot for oil this
gorgeous and riotous color.
Since We are seeing oil our
HoVie heroes as double identities
these days, II seems only natural
thar Mr.. 1Amecie should show up
Ufth a tWo.foid purpose. First
he Is an American vaudeville en-
tertoiner and then the merit time
you look he 10 distinsuished
baron.
When the boron disappears OF
a critical point IN Brazilion bank
ing affairs, his partners. S. X.
SokaH and Curt Bots hire the
American TO FIJI his ,hoes, even
his egenine pumps and his bed
room slippers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
AIS Y eidt

5ias and Bob, Anyway, pioy
the geidt circuit and are just
abost TO go back TO America
when Una MerksI prevails upon
the boys to rescue her girl
friend, Dorothy Lomour, Who Is
being sold at bargain base
rent sale Of siaue girls.
The ttpo boys fell for the gag
and. like the fools they are, are
soon parted from their money.
In fact they eUen go for a So
fori TO escort Miss tdmour
through periIous paths to a rich
lover.
We won't tell you any more
for feer stretching your efeasiity
any farther wili bring il TO the
swapping point and then you'll
haze a headache.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Bob at His Best

II ia a friend who comes TO
her rescue and tries to untanRle
the evidence and ertriedte the
girl. Bob Young handles the eose
here and does an extremely fine
job Of IT, His first address to the
jury is one Of the most natural
and easy deliveries we've heard
on the screen.
The story has been altered
slightly TO permit the introduce
tion Of s~ry fgnn, IensiaHy TT,
Hpnjoris Main. who steals sec.
<rai scenes in this film, .version.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Sdnlbd Hits

You should certainly go for
the catchy "Chiea, Chico. Boom
Chic" and "PW. vi, Vi. VI"
among the sauiba tunes Whiie
Boa Motto and tThsy- Met in
Rio" top the ballad offerings.
Miss Faye pouts Prettiiy and
Mr.. Amsche behaves as though
he Weren't quite sure Which char
acter he really was.
The second feature, Missing
Ten Days" is on English thriller
based on the auinesio-lihe adj
Ventures of a young British chop
Nth a foreign SOY ring. Rex H0r-
rison hos the leading role.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
'Zanzibar,'
Fancy for
Bine, Bob

BARE YOUR funnybones for
hose masters Of gsggery, Bing
Crosby and Bob Hope are about
with their latest dose o. nit-wlttl-
cim, The Road 10 Zanzibar.
u.hich onened az the Michigan yes
lerdsy.
II is quite evident that Bing and
Sob never take anything seriously,
particularly their motion picture
work, and Road 10 Zanzibar Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

Most startling of these features
is the bizarre Brazilian beauty,
Carmen Miranda, whose trim
minGs and turbans have every
woman in this country piling old
grapefruit on her head and wear.
ing road-gang chains. Miss Miranda
has been taught sufficient English
to be given a speaking role and in
this instance plays a fiery tenn
pered entertainer. the sensation of
Rios night life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

tiled with their
informal pranks
and their Off
hand nonsense
which you will
find hilarious If
you can take il
in the Sa m c
easy vein.
There is prac-
tically no story.
Blng. a circus
b a r k @ r, and
Bob. his "act.
are touring AT
rca. Bing talks
Bob into being
blown out of a
cannon. wres-
ting bears and
fighting octopi
all TO raise
money from the
gullible natives
so that they
can go back TO
America.
II had never
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Films in Review
Rv CHARLES GENTRY
By CHARLES GENTRY
Might in Rio
Gorgeous
At Fox
MAKE WAY Tor The ssmbal

E MAKE WAY for the ssnba,
Fox-Twenteth Century launches
this newest dance craze from
South America in loud and Law
ish musical. That Night in Rio"
which opened at The Fox yester-
day.
It's "A safe bet that That Night
in Rio" vii bC far more acceptable
TO our Latin neighborS than the
preceding film. Down Argentine
WAY" That, YOU may recall, was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

designed TO &C.
n1ent friendship
and cultiVa
I n Q s on III
American mar
ket Instead II
almost started
a revolution and
practically sew
cred relations
b rw en- the
southern coun-
tries and Holly
wood.
Now 10 cor
rect this cine
matte faux pas
comes "a bril-
liant and tune
full treat quite
in keeping with
the Fox musical
tr a d ton. but
5 [ / IL W j I h
enough pseudo
authentic color
and atmosphere
10 please t h 2
customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

She sings, she SwayS and she rolls
her eyes and other parts of her
anatomy with effective results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

that there might be midway
and tent shows in the jungle belt,
but maybe that's where they
started
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
TINES S0IlARE-,l'eh'san at Ca.
[nMN-s1lI Mooawnra lForn. or. nam

TWIN Upfn 2 . on ffaEf Al-C0ned|
show BEEF TRUST REVUE = Arthur.
'HISToR1 u MADE At NIGHT p'ua
VALIANT u THF WORD FOR CARRIF =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

RIV0I A-Cadilisc-E. Forest PL. 1925 4
M'VLh Open 12:45. 15c TO Pm.
xxi aktr4aff' 'r roy EN- aiSsr s9ssi Z
NOMAN.' John Barrymore. Virginia Bruce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
pJVIERA-Grand River and JOY Road

RIVnT A-Cadiliac-E. Forest PL. 1928 4
Now-ADULTs zoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

VCT0PV-s22s Grand River Ti. $500
SOW ADULTS 2oo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
TO-DAY At yog Fsxorits MOVIE

), PIlJTf-Gratiot at Mt. Elliott r
hinLiO Cont. l:f5s p NJ. Park Free.
I George Brent Brenda Marshall. SOUTH
or suEz." HERE COMES THE NAVY
James Cagney. Disneys "Oiiieer Duck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

pI0-Nest Vernon Hwy, at Central 4
hiV i2 Noon 10 Midnight PARK Free.
James Stewart. CONE LIVE WITH Me-
high SIERRA" II. Rogart. Ida Lupino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

pEY-Fort street w, Near Junction
MN Ouen I M Ep sky RAIDER
60 WEST" & Marx Eros "OLT SWIM
Wing Holt" tackle Moran MD Feset
"LAI CHING AT DANGER" =. Dsrro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

Flhui'iH Adults 2dc Pet Buen John
/ Garfield "FIoWING GOLD" =. Singleton.
A Lake "BLONpIE plays q PIN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-01
Income Tax in
Canada Double

Ottawa. May 1-AP-Canadians
In the lower income brackets We'd
nesday began paying more than
doubled income in the most drastic
and far reaching tax program ever
proposed In the Dominion.
In his budget message to the
House Of Commons yesterday. FL
nance Minister ]. l.. llsley asked
that the provinces turn over the
fields OF income and corporation
taxation to the Dominion for the
duration Of the war.
Ilsley estimated that increased
and new taxes would produce an
additional $300,000,000 revenue
during the next fiscal year.
A sum OF about $3.50, 900, 900
will have to be borrowed from the
people, he said, to cover an antic.
ipated internal deficit and TO cover
Britain's adverse balance with
Canada.
The personal income tax rates
effective today will start at Is
per cent for the first taxable ST.
900 and increase by five per cent
for each additional $1,000. Exemp-
tions are 800 for single and $3.50
for married persons.