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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Auxiliary TO Entertain
Mothers

Women's auxiliary of Sixth
Avenue Baptist church will enter
tain mothers of the church school
at tea Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock In the church parlors.
DR.. Jennie Read OF the Tacoma
schools win speak on Youth of
Today" Miss Lois Secreto will
sing and play accordion numbers
After the program Mrs. Ross
Stewart, president of the orgsniza-
ton. has planned social hour.
Assisting at the tea table viii be
Mesdsmes n. Martyr. r. E. Kirk
land, F. H. Petit, r. w. Parker
and NJ. r. Sandoz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Mrs. MacRae to
Entertain Ozanam Group

Mrs. r. D. MacRae will enter
tain Thursday at her home. 2715
No. 26th st. with luncheon and
bridge for members of Ozanam
Circle Al. The group includes
Mesdames Mark Dolliver, Neal
Gregory, James H, Egan. NJ. r.
O'Keefe, J. r. Merrick. Cal Kirk,
Harry Lynch, Thomas Corbett
MacRae and Miss Margaret Due
vol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Kappa Delfss 70
Observe FOUNDING

Alumnae members OF Kappa
Delta sorority will observe the
founding date Of their organization
at their meeting Wednesday eve
ming at s o'clock at the home of
Miss Stella Kellogg. 3e40 No. sist.
Mrs. Velms Berg VIII be the as
sisting hostess. On the program
Mrs. Walter Tate will review
Northwest Gateway" by Archie
Rims
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Mrs. Morgan to Be
fefed thursday

Women's society of the Marine
View Community church at Dash
Point will honor Mrs. Wallace
Morgan. who will be leaving soon
for a new home in Tacoma. Mrs.
c. l.. Austin and Mrs. John Austin
will be hostesses at the luncheon
TO be served at 1890. Mrs. A. G.
Schafer will speak on the subject,
The First Christian in Europe
Was a Business Woman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Chapter CA. P. E. O..
To Meet al Y. W. c. A.

Chapter CA. P. f. o.. will meet
Thursday afternoon at the Y. W
c. A. with Mrs. r. r. Lutz and
Mrs. l.. II. Webb as hostesses.
Mrs. Raymond Clifford of Chapter
Y, Olympia, will report on the
supreme convention held in Sep
TENDER in Victoria. b. c. Mrs. J.
A. Arnold will present a biography.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Thursday Book Reviewers
To Hear Miss Franfz

Miss Lois Frantz will review
"Reveille in Washington" by Mar
garet Leech for the Thursday
Night Book Reviewers meeting at
the Mccormick library at 7:30
O'Clock. This is the Book of the
Month choice for September, and
is a vivid story of the everyday
life and color of Washington,
D. c., during the Civil war-an
interesting and timely book. Those
interested are cordially invited to
attend.
University Place PIT. A. will
meet at s p. m. Thursday in the
school auditorium. Mrs. Mark
Bryant will preside and Mrs. Clare
Jones will be in charge of the
program. Members of the execu-
tive board will be hostesses.
Tahoma Camp No. sss. WOW,
will meet for q regular business
meeting Thursday at 8 p. m. in
Eagles hall. Mrs. r. B. Wright
will preside. Refreshments will
be served. Members and officers
urged TO be present.
Circle 8, First Presbyterian
church, meets Thursday with Mrs.
A. p. Easton, 101 So. 3sth,
for a 1890 luncheon with Mrs.
L. r. Lahey assisting. Mrs. James
A. Hays and Mrs. Angus Mclean
will lead the Bible and mission
study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

nGucH has been written about feminine
hygiene. Bur 100 often women over
M look hygiene in the REAL sense Of
ehe word = underarm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attractive with
Hnderarms moist, stained and smelly.
Use Arrid. the new cream deodorant.
4. Arid does not ro dresses. does not
irrisafe skin.
.. No waiting 20 dry. Can Be used right
afref shaving
3. Instantly checks penpirsrioa ! 20 3 DAYS.
Removes odor from persrlfznoa. keeps
armpiu dry.
& Arid is pure. whiss. sreaseless. szin-
less vanishing CREAM
3. Awarded Approval Seal cf American lnssi-
uufs Of LsundefinS As harmless 10 tsbrle.
Women use more Arid than sny other
deodorznt. Try Zoe, SOC or soc jar to-
day ar any store which sells toilet goods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Y.M.B.C. Ladies TO Meet
With Mrs. Jerry Geehen

Board members of the Ladies of
the Young Mems Business club
will gather Friday at the home of
Mrs. Jerry Geehan, 4136 No. 31st
st. Luncheon will be served at 1890
o'clock. Assisting the hostess will
be Mrs. Sam Crippen and Mrs.
Clyde Knowles.
Mrs. ]. c. Bjorklund will preside
and report on the card party will
be given.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Art Class TO Open

Under the sponsorship OF the
WPA. an art class viii meet for
the first time Thursday evening
from Z until $50 o'clock in the
Spanswsy school. Mrs. Riley Is
to be in charge. Subjects will be
decided At the first gathering of
the class.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Annual Tea at Milton

The 35th annual tea of the
Ladies Aid OF Milton Methodist
church will be held Thursday after
noon at 1880. Appearing on the
program will be Mrs. Glen Reeves,
Mr.. Ben Anderson and Mr.. Claude
Napier. Tea arrangements are
being made by Mrs. w. Willard
and Mrs. Tucker Simmons. In
charge OF the program are Mrs. o.
Hoyt and Mrs. 1ngrid Reck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Mrs. Dennis to
Entertain CHAPTER

Members of chapter c. P. f. o.,
will be entertained at one o'clock
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. J. c.
Dennis. 2s02 No. Warner. Thurs
day. Mrs. Eva Pole will assist
Miss Catherine Mentzer is in
charge of the program, Know
Your West"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Past Chiefs Meet

Mrs. w, II. Abbott. 20i5 So.
10th. will entertain members Of
the Past Chiefs club Of Tacoma
temple Pythisn sisters for 1880
luncheon and bridge on Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
COED Club TO Meet
Wednesday EVENING

Members of COED club will
gather for their regular meeting
Wednesday evening at 21o5 No.
Fife st. The meeting has been
called for T:30 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Mrs. Niles to Entertain
Monte Vista Club

Monte Vista Garden club will
meet for luncheon at 1880 o'clock
Thursday at the home OF Mrs.
Laura Niles in Falkland. Reports
from the district federation meet
ing win be given by the delegates.
An annual election of officers will
follow.
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You help yourself when you buy
y. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Study Club TO Have
Guest Speaker

Mrs. Vernon Hill Of Puyalhr
will be guest speaker at the meet.
ing Of South Tacoma Study club
Thursday evening in the South
Tacoma library. The affair is
open to the public. Her topic will
be Women OF China"
Women's Bible class. Mason NJ
+. church has postponed its
Thursday meeting until next We'd
nesdsy at the home of Mrs. An
ton Gibson, $40 No. Union.
Collins Guild will meet at the
home OF Mrs. John Lien. Collins
and Waller road at i:so Thursday
Mrs. Clinton Riis will conduct the
business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
Mrs. Williams Hostess

Daughters OF the Nile North
End sewing circle VIII meet Fri
day at the home Of Mrs. n. J.
Williams, 2124 No. Anderson. Mrs.
Leslie futile will assist.
Washington Temple Ne. 6. fyth-
Ian Sisters. will meet Thursday
evening at o'clock in the Pythian
temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08
Parole Inquiry In
Long Recess as
Hearings Adjourn

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. s 1jIH
An assembly committee mNesuea-
ton Of paroles of three maritime
unlcnlStS convicted of 4 ShIphoar6
slayins went into i Ions recess to-
CAY Chairman Jack TenneX an
uounced the committee would no,
reopen hearings before January.
The final sessions for tbs He@
we're held Saturday a San Q0enI
prison.
The investigation ccntcred OIL pa
role board action III freelng Ear
King, Ernest Ramsay and Frark
Conner, cCnvicted Of murder IN the
Staying OF Engineer George Alberts
of the SIS. Point looos Al Alameda
in 1886. Attorney General Earl War-
len charged CommunlStlc activity
supported the paroles.
Georee Wallace. fourth membe,
OF the Slaying group. testified a;
the San Quentin hearing He was
not parOled and he told the COM
mittee L didn't have any Commun-
iSt influence and that was the rea-
son I didn't get a break.
The committee also delyed lntc
un- American activities during hear
ingS last week in San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08


cancellation Of the strike plan is
The Welders answer to the crisis III
the Pacific
CIO municipal employees of Bec-
kelley cancelled Il one-day work
stoppage set for today. james Arm
strcng. union secretary. told Mayor
Frank Gaines the "a hour holiday
ordered by the state, county ano.
Municipal Workers of America haG
been called off because of the war
The union had sought higher wages
for its members.
Mayor Angelo Rossi summoned
representatives of struck hotels ana
department stores and of the Labor
unions involved to meet with him
at noon today.
John F.. Shelley, president of the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08
WAR BRINGS PEACE

san FRANCISCO. Dec. 8. up
Var brought peace on the Pacific
coast labor front today
\ nationwide strike tomorrow OF
la8.ra0 WclderS who have sought
aaEenomy from ine American Fed
e.atCH OF Labor, was cancelled by
4 special committee representing
- local unions which has been
meeting in Washington.
Hcbcr J. Brown, Oakland attorney
and business agent Of the Oakland
local of the United WelderS. Cutters
and Helpers. telephoned Commander
George Keller, navy Representatives
oY an OPM committee invesligat-
iag the threatened strike and said
"Welders available for work will
report Monday and thereafter. The
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08

Central Labor Council ALL moyeC.
to formulate a program between
employers and employees.
Il am calling the meeting of the
labor councils strike advisory COM
mitteC. the strike committee in the
department store situation and the
strike committee in the hotel Situa-
ton for the purpose of formulating
a program in view of war condi-
tons" said Shelley. We will at
tempt to contact employers in the
morning in both situations and ar,
range for 4 meeting with them"
Nevertheless, AFL hotel unions
yesterday struck and picketed the
hotel ManX. 18th member of the
Hotel Employers association to be
picKcted
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08
,BTuTR# #VIrI.>rN

1OS Angel FS. u .r
The -. ueeI Ci4.',>. .. .....
Chira;oHns O. HI: G.. . ...
mutt, 20 uHfnsntlaH.. ....-,t
about the Japanese ..a.. Ha.t
their elders nlayea aaea. 5 s.'-
ped tea
Mast Of the rea.s.. #... M..rro
10 ellIsf IL : hrs.s' ... ..'...
forces The CHE. III =. t.. .ra
were women or al-e feo -.... -a,.
they would hep - na.s ...'
could
Tyle! TOM. ean4aa. ea.. c.'
of %. who was edu1.,cd I NeH-
tana and new work Is j. H.. ,e-a..
in New Chinatown. aid hr Van;r,
to enlist.
7 think II eni>. II tge Na--
tomorrow be SAID aTh.- Is oa,
country and We thI.k Wc ~.uI.l lc-
fend = II China haG Eec5cG &.
american Chinese before aoW. II
have helped out. \: II Ms. 00r con-
tribuuons We're more 1a.aaMe &,
China than cur bOd,e>."
THE BEST THING
Mamie Singer. Who oNne q c!u.
IN China City. saii Sic t.ou-h.
Japan declaration c. VA was '.a
best thing tia, oou.. Aaye hap
pened for Chlna
Put Il W. no s.a@Y".sa 10 rs
she sale We had been cXNc--ne
it. Ku.uSu tSabGvo Nl;~usu. callc>
the NlpO0ns last chance. V'as ills
a decoA. !; gave tl.a Jararc.e !aor>
time
Meanwhile Group Of c'5o~ Cn.-
nese 81 abcat : -ab.e = .HalOa-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08
Washington Feels
Partial BIaCkouf

WASHINGTON Dee 8 UP
The nations capital Was partl1
hlaekcd-out carly t,jAN.
stree, nahr- were mned low aHs
nlotorist, Gimmed theu da,i.n
nahts an5 lrsiGrn. wcto mStru,ta.
to be very much en- the alcrt an
bc III readiness to meet any aet q
t.eacHcry
Reinforced White Mouse guard
were issued tommy ANS and sia-
toned Stra;cGi,auy around tie tN-
ccutiye chamber
HcaNlly-armcU steel helmetcd sol
d.cr> guarded the var department
and otker strategic buildings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08
Mystery Fire Hits
Biu Oil Tanker

WILMINGTON, n. c, Dec. 3
UJP) - Fiuemen and the crew OF
the Pure Oil Company tanker, H. H.
Fredelichsen Earl today brought
under control 4 mysterious fire
which broke out on the ship about
l as am.
The vessel is out of Port Arthur.
Texas. and. arrived in Wilmington
Friday. The federal bureau of in
vestigaticn agent at Wilmington in
vestigated the fire which did not
reach the oil on board the ship.
The deck house was destroyed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08
WAR BOoNIS CHEMISTRY

SCHENECTADY. n. Y up :
In 1917 with the nation swinging
into full war production interest IL
chemistry reached a peak at Union
College. Today. under the stimulus
of national defense. more than "A
per cent Of Unions 768 students ar"
studying chemistry. compared with
approximately 35 per cent i'll 1871.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08
Picture Awards
Planed Feb. u

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. s UP, =
actress Bette Davis. new president
C. the Academy Of Motion Picture
ATS and Sciences. announced today
that the .4;h annual awards dinner
would be held Feb. 2G.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08
Amer;c qs1 Chinese
Rush 10 Join Up

ruj.~H5"bed about tie latest turr
.. events. They would say nothing
~.sulcN MIns. Mo SAID the ma
"ne came had ncen SONS on foI
wears ~ more concerned.
VERY HAPPY
Ny wtc ana soa. also my IA
Hey dnG mother. ane in the Soutl.
C-H'cn province" " lie said. I an
very happy. Fer four years I have
-c' been able e e~.ng them here
j; we he Is an American citizen
.,a. them VIZ viii be able to be to-
-Cthc' again.
Jue Dosk Fong. a Chinese waiter
NSo couldn't speak English. was
Gazing bean sprouts with a set of
chop sticks. but IN interpreter SAID
He wants to express his hatred
for the eueny and wishes to help
Bu, he is too young
Tylc' Ton. who SAID he intended
to enlist. told InterY.eWerS he was
q palmlSt
y can read your palms. and can
read Japar'S too
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08

Proven by Use - That The Post.
Press CIassifieds Bring Results.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08

Every man wants and likes Sma.t
Sport Coat for Z Christmas Gill
and we've prepared such amar neN
Twecds, Shetlands and di1sonals to
show you in the nopu'a plain back
and 3buttOn models Gull aa1
semi drape models.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-08

The newest Arrow creations
in Candy and Sugar CANE
stripes in blue, tan and bur
Iundy, also Dmbre stripes
in blend effects the very
shirts he would choose for
himself . and a sure fire gift
to please man when you
choose Arrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
eWP'ekDrWe
In Battle Creek

BATTLE CREEK, Aug 30.-If
there are any spare aluminium
pots and pans in Battle Creek re-
naming after two drives for the
scrap metal, they will be collected
during the week of September 8 in
a drive which Mayor Floyd II.
Barry has named Scrap Aluml-
mum Collection Week"
For the third time within the
past several months, housewives
of the city will be asked for dish
pans, coffee pots and spare re-
frigerator trays by Boy Scouts,
Cubs and other civic organizations
participating in the drive. Col
lected items will be taken to the
city sheds for weighing and then
turned over to the county road
commission for use by the OPM.
Lieut.. Harold J. Payette OF the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, who is
in charge of the drive, said that
this time no organization would
profit from the. funds. In the most
recent drive members of the Dis
abled War Veterans made the
collection in Battle Creek. Mar
shall and Augusta, while school
children conducted drive in June
for USO funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Retail Sales
Up 40 Pei. Here

Retail distribution showed q
marked gain over the previous
sevcn-day period AZ month-end
sales combined with the settle
ment OF the DSR strike brought
about a substantial increase in
consumer purchases, Dun & Brad
street Inc. reports
Volume was reported well ahead
OF the corresponding 1910 week
and for the month to date sales
increases are averaging better
than 40 per cent, the largest
monthly increase recorded SO far
in 1871 Forward buying con-
ttntfeS- IN considerable quantity
and marked activity has been re-
ported in womcnS furS and in
house furnishings.
Despite their inability 10 obtain
some items and despite the delay
in getting others, wholesalers
likewise report sales increases of
approximately 40 per cent. Their
own shipping facilities are being
taxed and some report overtime
work necessary TO keep up with
orders Collections are ahead of
August. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Forbes
Button Button -.
Who's Got Button?
.+4
Washington Game
BY b. c. FORBES

Now you see il, now YOU
ton.t=B Button BUTTON who's
4 got the buttons
Washington is RECALLING mot
10 say disgusting the people
with perpetual Jack-in-the-box
exhibitions. Out pop weird
variety of brand-new boards,
commissions, authorities. man.
agements, committees. admins
trations.
The World War was supposed
10 be a war TO end all war.
Like mushrooms have shot up
at Washington commissions with
high-sounding titles which were
supposed TO end the conjuring
up Of all such commissions. But
President Roosevelt is proving
Americas Number One pres
tidigitator - no magician can
match him in pulling rabbits
and countless other unexpected
things out of his hat-hls head.
The very latest. at least the
very latest at this writing, IS
the Supply Priorities and AL
location board. You had better
get these new initials, SPAB-
even though this Jack-in-the-
box may have a lid promptly
clamped down on il, as have so
many other federal conceptions.
Each time we are told that
the newest-born body will solve
all the lamentable, multitudin-
Gus unsolvcd administrative
problems at Washington. We
are assured this time that we
should regard SPAB a. the
Supreme Court Of the Amerl-
can Economy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Race
At Saratoga

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y.
Aug. 30.-The famous Hopeful
stakes for juveniles and the his
toric Saratoga Cup for the older
runners bring TO a close the most
prosperous season in Saratoga S
history today.
AS in the past, the Hopeful
looms up promising. while the cup
affair takes on its usual drab APP
pearance.
Eight star 2-year-olds are ex-
pected to march TO the post for
the 6i2-furlong Hopeful. the first
time this season that the young
Sters have asked TO travel that
far
II Is a rich affair, carrying an
estimated value of SAP. $50 and, as
in all juvenile stakes of this meet
ing, the aura of the noted Whitney
clan hovers over the surroundings
AT this time, the race looks like
a tossup between Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Shut Out and Amphi.
theater. owned by Mrs Whitney $
daughter, Mrs. Charles Payson
Shipman. Shut Out is coupled
with Devil Diver. which also must
be given a chance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Stocks Continue
- Al, Y
Narrow
At Opening
Coppers Register
Market Gains as
ATT and Montgomery
Ward Move Lower
International New, service N,r.


NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-tINS)
The stock market continued
quiet at the opening today. with
most leaders holding around last
nights final quotations.
The early sluggishness gave
promise Of one of the dulleSt ses-
sions Of the year. rejecting in part
the approach of the Labor Day
holiday.
Modest gains were chalked up
by Anaconda. Kennccott, Union
Carbide, Bethlehem, United States
Rubber and United Aircraft. SINH
lar losses were shown by American
Telephone, Montgomery Ward,
Standard Oil of New Jersey and
Western Union.
General Motors. United States
Steel, Sears Roebuck and General
Electric opened unchanged.
Initial prices: General Motors
39A, unchanged; Bethlehem 697s
up Il; United States Steel 57A
unchanged; General Electric 1926,
unchanged; Anaconda 28A. up u !;
Kennecott 3S4. up u: Western
Union 27k. off "a: New York
Central 1874, unchanged; Standard
Oil OF New Jersey 43a4. off II
Consolidated Edison 173., up -;
United States Rubber 2fs4. up
%; and American Can 82%4, up !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Miss Bfough
Wins Net Title


PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 30
For the second consecutive year,
1S-year-old Louise Brough OF Bev-
erly Hills, Cal. today held the
junior national girls tennis cham
pionshlp.
Miss Brough, outsteadying her
younger rivals, won the title by
defeating second seeded Doris
Hart. 10. of Miami Beach. Fla.
rs, 6-2, in the finals al the Phila-
delphia Cricket Club.
The Florida girl took advantage
of Miss Brough's nervousness 10
gain early leads and twice was at
set point in the first frame. But
a netted shot and a double fault
lost her the opportunities 10 win.
The Californian coolly took COM
mand in the second set when her
rival seemed to lose confidence.
Miss Brough and Cert Moran,
Santa Monica. Cal. won the dou-
bles crown by beating the defend
ing champions. Miss Hart and
Nellie Sheer, Miami Beach, rs,
4-6. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
New Retailing
Courses Listed
By Wayne i.
Seven New Short
Term Evening
Glasses Offered;
Fees Are Nominal

Seven new short-term evening
courses in retailing are listed in a
13-course curriculum on selling,
credits, and display 10 be offered
by Wayne University beginning
the week OF September Is, DR.
Jerome Thomas, head of The de-
partment of business adminlstra-
ton, announced today.
The classes, instructed by out
standing leaders from the fields in
Detroit will meet at the High
School OF Commerce once week
for periods OF 10 weeks. They are
made available in cooperation
with the state board of control
for vocational education and re-
Iquire only nominal enrolment fees.
The new courses are "Furs, y
Making Your Job Succeed. " Cos
metic Selling" Foundation Gar
ment Selling" Selling Mems
Clothing and Furnishings Fab
RIGS in Home Furnishings" "Psy-
cology OF Retail Selling (Ad-
vanced).
EnrollmentS will be taken al the
first meetings of the classes, for
which a complete schedule is now
available through the business adj
ministration department.
Fifty other courses, OF full
semester length and requiring the
usual Wayne tuition fee, are also
offered in the evening program OF
the department, All are related tc
retailing work and may be elected
for credit by qualified persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
StreamIined Accounting Eliminates Confusion

Where the new sreamlined short form Of accounting
adopted the resulting from high profits before
obviacd for this technique lists taxes cost and
shows the residue available of the tools taets) after
all
The effect corporate earnings de-
spite the indicates less favorable
showing tho half of 9il despite the increased volume,
the fourth l9i0 In other words the
collectors have conscated all OF the profit benefits TO industry
which of without
spending overhead The conference board index the
half 1871 the 1853
compared with l63 the fourth last
Whether the New Deal policy of limiting profits will
depends the Of the
fight against initiation