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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
NeuO York Giants Playing Third Fiddle h Metropolitan Ared
Crippled Horses
 Permitted to Run
By DAN PARKER

SOME started at the Rockingham Park track in Salem the turf by buying them by for that purpose and either marking them that they would be recognized attempt made to race them again
 working out In theory at least 1t time So which enlisted in the movement contributes its gate daily and every owner wno willing of his such an or- nationwide its and administered by the gnt experience the greatest boom given back to the Galitdaners
 running which shouldn't walking good horses brought about racket business merely allowing to the post garng example the need of Horse check the of track officials of conscience incompetence permit thus public Memory Book Geentree caso, trained by M JOey.
 Tropical Book eight-year-od which betting third to Mythical King and Close To- The finished with belated and pulled sore"
 On mile workout Haah Park and reported lame after his 
 to the post with w. Garner and held at 12 to Being crippled he wound up fourth in $35OO behind Tm and Maydg Again the footnoes n reported that the lame.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

the ice storm all day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
5O7 507 476-l49O

Records-January 16. Individual high single-A. G. Evans, 156.
 Individual high single (with ham, dicap)-A. G. Evans, 163. Individual high three-A. G. Ev- ans, 389.
 Team high single (with handi- cap)-TreaSurerS, 542.
 Team high three with handicap) -Treasurers, 1863.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23
Records This Year.

Individual high single-A G. Ev- ans, 156.
 Individual high three = Norling, 398.
 Team high single (with handicap) -TreaSurers, 615.
 Team high three (with handicap) -Treasurers, l643.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-23

Frank Smiths iron horse devel- oped lung trouble down in the wilds of Norwalk and did not arrive until the matches were ending.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

Importance OF vitamins and
minerals for individual and family
health protection under today's liv-
ing conditions is emphasized in the
governments adoption Of a national
health defense program. The need
for optimum rather than minimum
amounts OF food essentials to fortify
against the stress of modern life,
whether civil or military, is fully
recognized.
The country abounds with natural
foods which. taken collectively,
have all vital elements. BY choos-
ing wisely, even in winter the
housewife on moderate budget
can feed her family for health.
As cold weather cuts down the
variety Of fresh fruits and vege-
tables, ii becomes increasingly i'm.
portant for each child and grownup
to eat adequately of the fresh
foods available. Americans are in
deed fortunate that certain produc.
Ing areas In this country harvest
crops every month in the year. as
California with Its green vegetables
and golden citrus fruits which ripen
winter and summer.
An adequate breakfast with two
fruits is one form of health insur.
ance. One large glass OF fruit juice,
preferably fresh orange juice, is
The best OF all breakfast starts.
Fresh orange Juice Is recognized as
the primary source Of vitamiD c
and also as a supplemental source
OF yitamins A,sBi and G. calcium,
phosphorus and iron. How could
any chemists art improve on this
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

7 ET'S take peep at our south
- ern neighbors and see if we can
pick up some odds and ends of in.
formation. Do you know that:
More than zoo types of orchids
have been discovered in Venezuela;
and 500 different types of humming
birds, in the jungles of Amazonia.
The highest standard gauge rail.
way in the world is the Central
Railway of Peru which climbs the
three-mile high mountains behind
Lima, reaching an altitude of 15,-
$50 feet.
Most of the worlds emeralds
come from the rich mines of Co.
lombia; and one of the Incas in
Cuzco, Peru, owned necklace in
which were fifty-two gorgeous emer.
aids the size Of pigeons eggs.
Colombia has range Of noun.
tains of salt (near Bogota) which
for centuries have provided salt for
the nation and still hold limitless
supply.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

their own. In the October issue OF
Cosmopolitan, Robert Wilder re-
lates the saga Of typical New
York case of young man, well es-
tablished in business who suddenly
loses that business and can't find
another Job in hurry. When that
happened to the Norrisses, things
looked black. During an attack Of
influenza, Jan Norriss took the last
dime out Of her purse, sent for ten
cents Of plaster Of paris and mod
elled little medallions just to keep
her mind off disturbing items such
as rent, food, gas, electricity.
Here enters the lack of know
ledge angle. Had Mrs. Norriss real,
lied how many sculptors and
artists are starving Economically
right in New York she would prcb-
ably never have taken her medal
lions to the Grand Central Art
Galleries. But she did and the head
Of the galleries liked them. So did
the gentleman in charge Of a dis
play at Municipal Art Project
exhibition. He liked them so mucF
he did something about it. Befc
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

Quito is the oldest capital city in
the New World and is located on
the Equator, yet noted for its cool
climate.
The Panama Canal brought Val.
paraiso, Chile, S,747 miles nearer
to New York by sea; Callao, Peru,
$3.50 miles nearer; and GuayaQuil,
Ecuador, 7,4O5 miles nearer; and
the Santa Clara of the Grace Line
was the FIRST commercial vessel to
make the northbound voyage
through the Canal.
Valparaiso on the west coast OF
South America is farthest east than
New York; and Balboa. Pacific
terminus of the Panama Canal, is
farther east than Cristobal, the
Atlantic TERMINUS.
Ocean steamers sail two thousand
miles into the heart Of South Amer
lea.
Brazil is larger than the United
States without Alaska.
Edna Mae Stark.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

she returned home she had COM
mission for some small figures.
From then on the story has been
hard work and large amount of
ingenuity. AS the business stands
today, Jan Norriss has q registered
material called "Life-Ply," COM
position which skilled scientists
have tried to perfect for years; a
furnishing business and the Jan
Norriss Clinic which runs at a loss
but she doesn't care. The Clinic
was born when she experimonted
with "Life-Ply" in covering a dis
figuring mastoid scar for friend.
Surgeons now send cases to her
and her satisfaction is deep at be-
ing able to hide birthmarks and
sears that have psychologically
handicapped men and women. She
even fashions hands for people with
malformed hands. The British Gov
eminent wants to lease her patent
for use in surgical requirements and
scar coverings and she would like to
rive it to the United States but, so
ar, she says, no one will listen to
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

The pretty Boy stigma, given
him by some movie critics was
probably the chief reason for the
recent down hill slide Taylor took
in popularity. The public was on
the fence because they didn't know
him very well, and so when the
tide Of publicity went against him,
the public went out with the tide.
Fortunately Taylor's latest pic
lures. Escape" waterloo Bridge"
and "Fhght Command have been
warmly received, and his star is
in the ascendancy again.
As Taylor points out star who
slips is a dead star, and dead
star is one Of the deadest things
on earth. And resurrection is still
miracle---even in Hollywood.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

who reveals in the September issue
Of Cosmopolitan magazine why
star gets the filters. Taylor's been
through the painful experience
callad in Hollywood iargon slip
Ping 60 he knows what it's like.
But the reason for it? Well that's
hard to tell, says handsome Bob.
He thinks that more than any
thing else ridicule is the deadliest
weapon that can be used against
a star. Scandal, stupidity, bad per-
formances cannot hurt a man in
the public eye SO fatally. Holly
wood personages, he says, fear
labels more than they fear libels,
because 50 few Of them can stand
lampooning.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

one Of the strangest national
~ holidays ever to be observed
anywhere was celebrated recently
somewhere in the English Mid
lands by the Czechoslovak Army
in Britain. 1t was not "Indepen-
dence Day, for Czechoslovakia is
under the German yoke and cannot
regain its freedom until the Allied
war against Hitler is won. Nor was
II the birthday Of a ruler or presi-
dent, for democratic Czechoslovakia
has recognized only one personal
holiday: the birthday OF its Presi-
dent-Liberator, Thomas G. Masaryk.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

natural way Of acquiring what II
takes for normal growth and de-
velopment = particularly Of the
bones and teeth - and to keen the
general health level above the
reach Of infection?
Only deep golden orange juice is
good source of vitamin A. The
richer the color. the richer the
Juice, according to men OF science.
This is one reason why California
orange juice can be depended upon
to average the highest concentra.
ton of protective essentials.
Here are some breakfast sugees.
tons which will help you send
your family off for the day, well
prepared to withstand the "ravages
Of winter" The photograph of the
breakfast plate shows an egg
poached in an orange ring. Re.
move fruit meat from an orange
slice, put circle of peel into boiling
water and break egg into the
orange ring.
Breakfast Menus
Orange Juice
Creamed dried beef on toast
Orange marmalade
Baked pear
Orange Juice
Broiled ham and Orange Slices
Hot Biscuits Jelly
Orange Juice
0melet with Orange Jelly
Bacon Strips
Whole Grain Mufhnn
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

What these Czech and Slovak SOL
diers in Britain were celebrating
with games and gymnastics was
Coming to Britain Day'-the ami
versary Of their safe arrival in the
British Isles after the collapse of
France, which had sheltered them
during the first year Of the war.
Completely recognized on British
soil, the Czechoslovak Army now
consists OF one full fighting unit Of
combined infantry. artillery and
armored forces, plus about 1900
airmen, whose number is being
steadily augmented by newcomers
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01
Critics RidicuIe Chief Fear
OF Hollywood Movie Stars

IFE for the movie isn't fan magazines would have
~ you believe spent endless days of loungng around swimming
pools and gay evenings in Hollywood night spots Far from it Their
days and nights spent wondering how their amPoant public
reactng to their latest efforts the screen
Take il from OF the popular idols Robert TAYLOR
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01

from different parts of the world.
OF the airmen, a majority are sery-
ing IN independent Czechoslovak
airforce units, which fly and fight
side by side with other Allied air.
forces based on the British Isles.
However, there also are number
of individual Czechoslovak combat
fiiers in the R.A,F., as well as
Czechoslovak contingents with Brit
ish forces in Shanghai and in the
Middle East. A further unit is now
in formation on Russian soil and
will fight alongside OF the Soviet
Armies when fully established.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-11-01
Woman Sculptor Builds
100000 Dollar Business

THE old adage "A little knowledge dangerous thing has had
an unexpected chance be proven recently New York
100000 year business has been built up the past years
young woman who knew nothing about business If she had had
faint d the chances are that she would have summoned the
courage to plunge into the work that has made her famous
-Four Robert suddenly found that their
comfortable prosperous living had been removed through
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-10-10
Afectation Vulgar

The simpler and the more cay
and unconstrained your manners,
the more you will impress peo-
pie Of your good breeding. Anecta-
ton Il one of the brazen marks a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Ladies.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
PROPUESTA UNA
REVISION A LA CARTA
DE LA CIUDAD

Una revision en- la Carta de
la ciudad de Tampa Sc prcpon-
dra a los electores en- los conf
clos municipales de septiembre,
por iniciativa de tres indvduos
ncmbrados H. F. ELS, V. E.
Trough y James Cummins, ma
quinistaS de oficio.
Estes individuos desean que
ell n1mero de concejales sea re-
bajado desde IL a 6 y que ell al
calde Chancey, electo legalmen-
tie por cuatro amos, cese este a.
no,
Los proponentes, que segura-
mente piensan en- sus intereses
polfticos, pediran a la legisla-
tura que apruebe una ley en- ese
sentido.
GTratan los maquinistas de
"correrle la maquina" al pue-
bio?
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
Estudiantes: yamos a Ieer Ell idioma espanoI
Gel hombre que habla dos lenguas vale por dos
PoR MARY GIL T

Querido Padre: En- los dias
que pas5 en- Ell Salvador OF ha-
blair con frecuencia de una des-
tacada figura en- la historic
Centro-Americana, Ell Sr. Fran
cisco Morazan. Fue Morazan
presidente de FL Salvador, pero
habfa nacido EN- Tegucigalpa.
Honduras. Muchos historiado-
res mencionan a Morazan como
uno de los ciudadanos mas Illus
tres de esa parte de la America.
Sohaba el Y luchaba por una
Union de los paises centro-ame-
ricanos, Form6 81 una organi-
zaci6n federal y fue su jefe por
nueve amos, pero EN- 1889 todas
las pequehas repGblicas Sc apar-
taron de la Confederation. Los
costarricenses lie eligieron pre-
sidente; pero su determination
de integrar una nueva Union
u organization federal, produjo
su caida y su muerte.
Oi hablar tambien de Jose Ma
tfas DelgadO, precursos de la
independence oentro-america-
ma. Era un sacerdote y luch6
por la libertad de FL Salvador.
Ahora lie llaman eel padre de la
patria".
Fue bajo su direction. que Sc
descarg6 ell primer golpe, en-
1911, por la liberaci6n de su pa
tria, Unos pocos saIvadorehos
rompieron las cadenas espano-
las y formaron una repGblica.
Me contaron un episode de la
vida de Delgado, que me llen6
de entusiasmo. Yo creo que til
pensaras igual que 20. Con ell
episode como base pudiera ha-
cerse una interesantisima pelf-
cula.
La ciudad de Ell Salvador es-
taba cercada por fuerzas enem:-
gas. No habfa comida y queda-
ban soiamente unos pocos de-
fensores vivos. Parecia llegada
la bora de rendirse. Delgado
dispuso que unos cuantoS Soda
dos redoblaron ell fuego y que
tocaran otros las campanas de
las iglesias. AL mismo tempo
orden6 Sc quemaran fuegos ar
tificiales, como para anunciar
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
SueaOs Letdrgicos

Seg1n una reciente informa-
ci6n, ha sido Nevada a un hospi-
tai de MoscG una muchacha de
diez y seis amos, que desde hace
seis sc halla sumida en- un sue
no letargico,
Este case, evidentemente muy
curioso, no es ell mas extraordi-
mario de los conocidos.
Sc pueden citar, entire otros,
Ell de Margarita Bcyenval, la
mazda la durmiente de Thenell-
en-, que durmi6 de un tir6n vein
te amos justos, y ell de Gesine
M. que estuvo durmiendo sin
interruption desde ell % de no
viembre de 1886 hasta Ell 10 de
noviembre de 1908.
Y quiza ell case mas curioso
de todos es ell de la sonora Sueca
Cacoline Karlsdatter, que Sc
durmi6 cuando tenia 13 amos, en-
1891, y no Sc despert6 hasta
1923, despues de un suenecito
de 80 amos.
Gnsensiblemente, durante su
sueno, la nihita de 1891 pas6 a
ser una robusta mujer de 45 a.
nos. Por cierto que Sc cuenta
que al preguntarla un periods
ia, a los pocos dias de desper-
tar, cuales eran sus proyectos
para Ell future, respOndi6 sin va
Gilar: casarme 10 mas prontO
que pueda.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
ChMetGs de cerdo a Ia cordobeSG

ChdetGs de ceTdo a Ia cOrdobeSd
Inlgredientes: medic kilo de
chuletas de cerdo, un cuarto de
kilo de tomates, dos huevos, tres
dientes de ajo, una cebolla, una
hCja de laurel, un pOquito de to-
milo, hm6n, aceite Y pan ralla-
do. Sc limpian y macean las
ohUletas, colodandolas en- una
fuente de porcelana que sea un
POGO honda. Sc machacan en- ell
mortero los ajos, la cebolla, ell to
milo y ell laurel. Sc echa una Ia
"a de aceite frito y se lie une al
tomato, vertiendolo sobre las
chuletas, dandoles vueltas para
que tomen bien ell adobe, Japan
dolas bien y dejandolas por es-
.pacio de dos o tres horas.
Sc sacan del adobe, sc baten
los huevos, Sc pasan por ellos las
chuletas y luego por Ell pan ra-
llado, friendolas en- aceite bien
caIiente. Como adorno Sc ponen
unas patatas fritas o un pure de
patatas y Sc acompaha de una
salsa hecha del modo siguiente
Sc pasa Ell adobe por un pasa-
dor. 81 ell tomato no espesa Ia
salsa, Sc lie ahade una cuchara-
da de harina tostada y una Gu
charada de mantequilla. Sc sir
We en- la salsera.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
~SECUESTRADO Y ROBADO
Ell CHOFER DE UNA CA
MIONETA

Dos bandidos asaltaron ano-
che a w. S. Hayman, chOfer de
una camiOneta, y lie robaron 200
paquetes de cigarrinos y mas
de 5000 en- dinero.
Sc verified ell atraco en- la es-
Quina de Cumberland y Nor
gan y ell chOfer fue tambien Sc
cuestrado, durante una bora.
Uno de los bandidOs sc puso al
tim6n de la camioneta y ell otro
guiaba ell autom6vil en- Ell cual
Sc fugaron.
LIE abandonaroh despues en-
una carretera, al nOroeste de
Tampa. Los diputados del sher-
if realizan una Investigation.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
LA GAcrrA

una gran victoria. Cuando los
soldados enemigOs Cgeron las
campanas y vilron los ;uegos.
artficiales, creyeron que sus o
tras columns habian sido de-
rrotadas y cue la ciudad feste-
Jaba la victoria.
Ash pudo salvar su vida y las
Vidas de sus compaheros.
Muy pocas personas en- Esta-
dos Unidos han dido habar de
este sacerdote patricia Y solda-
do. Creo debes contarle csc SUI
ceso a Isabel. La historic de la
America Central Sc estudia ms-
nos que la de la America del
Sur.
La literature americana lha
tenido notables Representatives.
en- FL Salvador, Sc menciona
con veneraci6n al poeta Ramon
Mayorga Rivas, uno de los mas
estimados de esta parte de la
America. Tambien OF elogiar a
Juan Cahas, autor de unO de los
poemas de mayor popularidad,
titulado: "Se va ell vapor".
Por hoy, adi6s. TIE recuerda
con carino, tn hijo
Roberto.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

todas las manchas todas las par
ticularidades.
Esta primera operation sc
completa por otras dos: una de
ampliaci6n y otra de compare
ci6n, cuyo principle, de una sim
plicidad desconcertante, es, sin
embargo, de un rigor matema-
tico.
Las tres operaciones, que Sc
completan la una con la Otra,
dan un resultado tai, que no es
possible equivocarse, y toda pie
dra que ha sido objeto de una al
teraci6n cualquiera, la acusa in
mediatamente.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

Afeitar: toshave.
Affair to sharpen.
Afirmar: to assert, TO secure.
Affection: sorrow.
Agarrar: to grasp, to seize.
Agente: agent.
Agitar: to excite, to shake.
Agosto: August.
Agradable: pleasant.
A~gradecimiento: thanks.
Agravio: offense.
Agrio: sour.
Aqua: water.
Agudo: sharp.
Aguila: Eagle.
Aguja needle.
Agujero: hole.
Ali: there.
AhOndar: to sink, to deepen.
Ahora /: now.
Aire: air.
Ala: wing,
Alambre wire,
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

DEL PUERTO

Procedentes de Panama Cit.
Y New York, respectivamente,
arribaron aver los vapores anne
ricanos Colorado y Bellingham.
Sc hicieron a la mar, con rum
DO a Filadelfia y Baltimore, el
vapor Clare, y hacia New Or
leans y puertos del Jap6n, con
fosfato para los enemigos de Ia
democracia, ell vapor LaSalle.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
Identification de Joyds

Despues de tres amos de pa
cientes y minuciosos trabajos
de laboratorio, tres investigated
res ell uno perito joyero, ell otro
experto conocedor de piedras
preciosas y ell tercero especialis-
ia en- fotograffas cientMicas,
han descubierto, y puesto en-
condolences de ser utilizados, los
medios de identificac6n de las
joyas. Este descubrmiento Ofre-
ce la posibilidad infalible de re-
conocer todas las piedras finas
y dentificarlas, aun cuando ha-
yam sufrido alguna transforms
ci6n. ASi como, seg1n ell princi-
pic de Bertill6n, no hay dos hue
las dactilares semejantes, tam
POGO existen dos piedras precio-
sas o dos perlas identicas. Cada
una tiene su personalidad, es de
cir, sus defectos, Su peso, sus
medals, su color y su refracci6n.
La piedra que Sc trata de identi-
ficar es sometida a la ~investiga-
ci6n de un aparato fotografico
especial, que permite fotOgra-
fiarla al vigesimo de milimetro
y medir los angulos, descubrir
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
POR A,
SESINATO Y VIOLACION

Barlow, MARIO 20.-El Gran
JuradO del condado proces6 "a
yer a Emanuel Bush, de Lake
land, por ell asesinato de Walter
WhitlOck; Douglas Blacksherm,
de Winter Haven, por ell asesi-
nato de Sam Gillyard, y Lavelle
Davis, de Orlando, por violaci6n
Recomienda ell Gran Jurado que
Sc hagan algunas reparaciones
en- Ell edificiO del hospital.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
IFRAGA AOEPTA LA DECI-
SION DEL PRESIDENTE
VAN HORN

Vicente Fraga le ha eryiado
una carta al presidente Van
Horn, de la Union International
&c TaEsqueros de America, a.
ceptado su fallo.
Esto significa que el simpa-
tico "CUbanito" canta la Cham
belona y estima que debe hacer-
Sc una nueva election.
10 felicitamos pr su actitud,
dando la razon a los que la tie
men.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get k!enthO-M uISiOP

ing highest grade lockwood creo-
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Meutho-
MulsioE. . taste the whole family
viii like. It clings to TIE mem.
brahes 50 its soothing, healing i'm
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance at church is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger the congregation with =
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion 10
50 inexpensive and easy co obtain
Msntho- Muls,on Is endorsed BY
your neighbors and CUE ranteed by
Leading druggists -veryghere adv.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

A cola cough seriously endangers
On, yom family, and your business
assDciates. Illness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Men ho-Mulsion. the guaran-
iced me ~iicine, today. If MenthO-
MulsioG fails to stop your roughing
Immediately and ge', you entirely
over your cold cOGgh quicker than
my mediHipe you ever tried, ask
'or your money bs K.
Mentho- Mu'sion is more than on
ordinary mediocre. It contains vita
mins A and D TO build youi cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
boiling nils and unguents. includ
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
DOS CIUDADA-
DANOS LATINOS

Per haber sido detenidoe sin
los requisites que la ley sehala,
eel juez Cornelius dispuso ay:r la
libertad de jose Fralga y Nelson
Garcia, acusados de possession y
venta de ndmeros de bolita.
Sc les detuvo en- Ell 2707 de la
Gale %.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende EN- King
Hardware, ga. aveRida
Y Gale Is.
Evening star., 1941-08-07
Fur Trade Favors Tax
Al Point Of DRESSING

Ninety per cent of the fur industry
in the United States is in favor of
a tax on furs at point Of dressing,
Jack Fine, chairman of the Fur Tax
Committee of the Retail Manufac-
turing Furriers of America, declared
here yesterday in press confer
ence.
He said this proportion of firms
and individuals opposes suggested
10 per cent tax on retail sales, con-
tending 1t would be extremely diff
cult and costly 10 collect. The
furriers' representative explained a
tax at point of dressing could be
collected at Ill establishments in
stead of the $4,000 that would re-
quire checking If a retail tax were
imposed.
Mr.. Fine told reporters his group
would be represented at Senate tax
hearings and would emphasize that
tax at point of dressing would
leave the ultimate consumer virtu-
ally unaffected, since, he said, the
various fur handlers. from dresser
through retailer. each would alb
sorb a portion of the levy.