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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Sdyre New Head
Bendix Firm

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. IL
JudSon s. Sayre. voce president
and director Of sales, Bendix Home
Appliances, Inc. was elected pres
ident of the corporation at a
meeting OF the board of directors,
following the resignation of D. o.
Scott. Scott has been retained
by the company as a consultant.
Other officers of the corpora ton
remain unchanged.
Since 1886 SayTe has been an
active part in the management of
the firm, as a vice president and
ia member of the board OF direc-
tors. a year ago, Sayre was also
made member of the firms ex-
lecutlye board
Previously Sayre held the post
of assistant 10 the president OF
the RCA Manufacturing Com
Ipany, Camden, ~. j. He left
.RCA to accept the vice presidency
of Dendix Before that Sayre was
associated with Montgomery Ward
and kelvinator Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
PAPER Production
Exceeds 106 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Produc-
ton of paper in the week ended
October 4 reached the unprece-
denied level of 1867 per cent of
capacity, according to the Ameri-
can Paper and Pulp Association
index of paper mill activity. This
compares with 1852 per cent in
the week ended September u and
I85.4 per cent in the week ended
Oct. ). 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Few in Position to Subsidize the Thyssen Way

Few indstriaists in position Subde enemy Of
mankind the Thyssen did but many we'll
foundations. SubSidlZe academic
tolerate political doubecoSserS because they think they
threshold world and don't have
sound business principles No should make public
requests without investigation of the involved by his
credit department without authorizing his controller follow
the transaction TO the end 10 make certain that the
benclactor not being taken for a ride.
ThySscn the German rafcked with the
because thought they law order or
course discipline necessary sound economy but is
thar end The objective should be human
liberty and material wellbeing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot 90 per cent
tin nominal, New York. 80 90. future tn
% OO lake grade copper. delivered MD
west p: e'ectroytic spot smelter, II
casting copper. II 10, ST. Louis lead 10
So. Louis zine. as: New York antimony
"a. virgin aluminium. Is.
All prices unchanged Most metal OFFICES
closed today because Of Columbus DAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Standard Co. Appointments

Donald J. Stevick has been
named assistant manager of the
bonding department at the San
Francisco branch of the Standard
Accident Insurance Company, and
Sherman LcSeth was appointed
northern Illinois special agent fol
tho firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Stock Market
Dull, Firm
In Early Trade
American Can Up
Nearly a Point;
Chrysler Eases

NEW YORK, Oct. IA. - The
stock market opened duh and firm
today. A handful of issues man
aged to move up fractionally. but
most of the leaders were absent
from the tape in early dealings.
Johns Manville gained a hall
point. Boeing Airplane sold up q
and American Can advanced y.
Elsewhere. changes were narrow
and meaningless. Chrysler and
United States Steel eased II each
Chesapeake and Ohio, Sears-Roe-
buck, United States Rubber. Com.
monwealth Edison, and American
Telephone gained a shade.
International News service Wire
CHICAGO, Oct. IA. - Wheat
opened &c higher TO &c lower to
day, corn unchanged to &c up, anc
oats &c 10 &c off.
WHEAT 49, December. S117m
.1.179s; May. S1.21Aq122, July
.S1.23.
CORN - December, 747s 175c
May. Sic; July, SIC.
OATS December. asa a 4St4c
May, 81 sc; July, SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
N. Y. Bank CIearings
Down 387 Millions

NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearing for the we k
ended October 10 totaled $3.5S2.
377414 compared with s3,969,5s9,-
$40 in the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Detroit Poultry

Market easy Hens. S lbs and up, fsc I:
under 5 lbs. 16c leghorn hens. lbs. ard
up l5c: cocks f2N14c; rock spriugers.
isc: rock brothers. up TO "a lbs. 2ic leg
horn spriugers. t6c: Young hen turkeys. 10
lbs. and up 25c; young tom turkeys. rs
lbs, Csc. ducks, white, 5 lbs and up,
15c geese. lie
EGGs-Marke, firm Current receipts,
20 he, undergrades. 2fn25lsc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
FeIler Awaits Cen

CLEVELAND, Oct. 14.-Bob
Teller. ace pitcher for the Cleve-
land Indians. today awaited his
lcall for service in the United
States Army. It's believed Teller
will be indicted some time this
month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
CHIC AGO


VAST BUFFALO N Y oct II -
tfNST - HOGS - ReCeIp-s, ; GOO H5arEs-
moderately active, 10 10 15c and occa
gonafy sc under Friday. Good and choice
20O-22d lbs Sii 80. bulk leo $40 lbs
averaging 10000 los.. Sll.23a II 50
.frlcked -ius 170-240 MS. Sl0S5 V1115
lweighty sows q251e65
CATTLE Receipts. loo; market mod
eratPly active generally steady. severs
loads choice warnings. Sl2 40wi2 -. scat
tered lots shortfed descriptions downwer RI
10 $40 %. few graSsers eligible 20 $40
bulk moderately covered steers and heifers
IS 80 70 9 50, grass fat yearlings 20 Sil
beef cows s. IS s.25; cutter and com
mon &6u7. Gamer, S4.s5 n5.sS; strong
weight sausage bulls So 50gs -.
CALVES Receipts. $50 Vealers un
changed, good and choice largely SIS. com
mon and medium. SO 5OW1f
SHEEP Receipts I 500 Lambs fairls
active mostly steady: good - choice 7o-9C
lhs eniently sorted. S1i.3STi1 81 and
upward 20 Sif.7tf. rather freely medium
and mixed grades, $40 p1i.25; fat swei
around IS 2h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Calls Il HitIers Blue Sky Fake Prospectus

Now Thyen takes the position that anything good in the
original Naz program, which for deluded him. the
fake Blue Sky prospectus designed lure suckers.
Thyssen charges that Hitler and his effect
quack economic that would inevitably lead 70 initiation
the and
natural collapse Of the style economy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Sound Realty investment Has Merit

Baltimore
lis better in the bank buy small two
sell how viii the cash
be any
II you your real and pretty
o ~ The cash wouldn't be any
better dollar the you
dollars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

Transue Williams steel Forging Cor
plfatl1n fnr che quarter ended September
800. had a net profit % S64,67h. after de-
probation federal income and excess prohis
taxes etc. equal 20 as cents share.
AGAINST y97ss or cents a share IN the
lSeptembeg quarter o. the previous year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
EARNINGS

northern Pacihc Railway for EIGHT
months ended August 81 had a net income
of N3.227.0s6. equal 20 $50 q share on
'he capital stock against a ne loss ~
.$2 1872 SCI IN the hrst.&iEht months of 1910,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Farmers Markets

APPLEs-wolf River. fancy. siai25
bu No / bS y S5c No ?. SOC; Wesitnyt.
fancy, si.25 bu. No. I. eoe1,Si IS; No. 2.
81 25fi75. 10. ?, 75c bu Elbertas. No
J.. a. % 81 - bu.. Greetings No. J. 81 q
I : 2 m No. z, T5, 81 tenathaH, fancy.
81 1892 ou-: 80. l. 81 25 Is l.50; No. ?,
InI7s bu. No . 81. Northern Spy
fancy. s. bu.' No. ], 81. So81.75; No. ?.
r ? hu. No 2. 81 wax. fancy. 50 50; No.
II 81 S0H2 to No =. 81 Roman beans.
No tl.5OQ2 bu.: Lima beam. No.
BETS Fancy 81 eu No. !. 2oat5e
doz bchs.. 1Op lac m
BLAcKRERR5Es 10. J. S393 50 "a
Tat crate
BROCCOLI No. :. 81 2Srf ~ pa
CABBAGE 80. 3 e007sr on No :.
Boo red 10. / 60 Iac hu.. curly No
cANTALoUPEs Fancy. 81 SO ] 81 25
CARROTS Fanny 7oc a17 b,hs No
/ I 90 . soc. SOc q 81 - bu 80 Use bu.
CAULTFloWER- Fancy. 81 No. I, s5Q
So hu 10. 4oc hu
CELERY Fancy. $50 soc. No 1, 25u
DOC No. ,, 100 zoe don. bchs
CELERY cABBAGE-Fapcy, 81 bu.;
cELrRY RooT-No l. ua12s
\ CuCUMBERs- / sncers 81 S0T2
bu No. ?. 81 small. No. ]. S35094 bu.
| DlLL-f0 y soc dor bchs
| kG6PLANT-No. J, f0ft 6Oc bu
| EGGs-Larec, Si3 259lf 3o-doz. case
medium. Sil 81 az small. So 50q1o
GEApEs-No. !, q q SOC 4-qt basket.
\ 81 250 bu.
oKRA-No. / s.io. basket. soc gsl; No.
oNioNs--Green. 10. !. 4oasoc dor
6chs dry onions. fancy. 81 5O92. No., /.
81 ~. - 30-in. sack. No 2. 1ac.
P pAssHIrsP pS9r eoe asi ~ ;o No q
PARsLEY-No. /, 4oa5oc dor. schs.
p, EAtts-fsncy - 0u., No. l. i7sW
lz.25, NJ 2 81 rs
PEPpER-STqreerr;> NJ ~ 0I' 4o75o. -,
hot No i. 46a SOC. red. hot. 80 II i son
SOC 6a No 2. soc bu red. sweet. No. 1.
P1MENTos~No. /. 100000 bu; No. 2.
POULTRY i've. heavy breeds. 20
q &c b. ierhorns fsr roc broners heavy
- ~, z 12c .sgnorns, isQ zlc 10.
PQTATQEs-Fancy, Si01.1o bu.; No. /.
PuMpKfNs-No. 5o8soc
hunches; No. 2 sc. long wh.ts No /,
80 q coo dozen punches, horse. No. I soc q
81 70 peck basket
RuTARAoAs no. 1. 5o875c Dbl
Table queen squash squash No 30 j. 500 75 @HG No
II i0c. italian. No /, s. SOC peck basket
NO DOC. Delicious. No. l. 30 I5c bu
SWEET CORN-No. 2 $50 soc 5-dozer
sack
MATOEs-Fancy. s2T2so bu.. No
H. Thf ~ % bu. No. z. soc bH
TUkNIPS--Fency. soc dozen bunches
10 !, 35 sc dozen punches, 75c 0Si bu.
No 2 90 a65c
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. No
II. 50n I5c bu. escsrole No l. 90 rs,
9s f s5SzS Ne Ne ds sq su me-
sorrei; No ], 500 SOC bu swiss chard
- r SOC bu.i kale No. I. 500 soc bu.
Ic0ilards No. I. 40 SOC bu mustard No
u 40 70 SOC bu; head lettuce. No J. 75c p
lSi No soc leaf lettuce. 40. l. 60 b T5s
Inu leeks. No. j, 80 u 7Sc doz punches
spinach. No. 1, 75c 81 bu; turnips. No
| VEGETABLE oLsTERs-No. 1. sOG 75,
dozen lunches
! wATERMELoNs-No. /, so175c bu.
No. 2, 5oc.
CHICAGO
| CHICAGO Oct i-GNSl-B UTTER--
Receipts. II t3S tubs. market. steady. iiC
higher. extras. % score Csc. standards
100 score cars. 37hc. extra hrsts, 81 score
l33isc hrsts ss-sa score. 81 Il q 32c-Sfe-
ICi8ls % score 31ts-444-r
EfGS@ Receipts SAL cases. market. =,
lhiRher current receipts 2aitc fresh extra
b hrsts 33itc fresh hrsfs 80 Bic, dirties
rs &c, checks 2fffC
4 CHEESE Twins q I35itc. DAISIES
prints and l0nrNnrns IFfs % lHr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
pITrHI RGsH

PrTTSBURGH, Oct u. INsl-
CATTLE Receipts 100: market steady.
steers choice SiI.50n ~ 50 mediums good
: f4-s n 20 at.mon--A7 "a M rs nelfe-s
medium good. 81 80 n Q - common. 50 50
NJ so cows medium good, So. 80 n 7: can
ners and cutters. 81 50N 8 80. huIs, EOod
choice s. % ~ 10; eoinmon-nsdium, SO 2
80
HOS Receipts. 500; market steady
16O-lsO lbs, $f0.75 "a II 1s0-220 lbs, 81
.N11 IS. 220-21Q lbs $40 40 r. y - $50
pen lbs. $40 sou 10 30 i0o-15O lbs. SIC
40 80 rouKhs. xe.25 n9.75
SHEEP Receipts. zoo market steady
Choice lambs. Sii 30 n Il. medium good
$40 common lambs 81. 80 . $. 80
ewcs 50 Wetnere 81 50re
CALVES Receipts rs market steady
Good choice Si4nii- medium. sll % 9
~ 50. clils and common. So 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO o. ~ UNs) HOES Re
ceipts u 900. zoe lower hoiaovsrs, 900
top so. % bulk. $40 - r IS heavy
$40 81 n 10 30: medium. Si0 sou 10. 90: hight
$40 30 N 10 so light lights. Si0I 10. 50
packing sows 80 75ff1O 90. pigs S9n10.
CATTLE-Re Receipts. =. 800: market steady
'Calves- Receipts. ! 0O0: market steady
Beef steer choice, Sil.5On 1878. com
mon $50 " 1i.JO; yearinEs. S9Ni2 So
butchers helfers S. II SO. cows SO
is: calves S7n14 feeders, SIS Nib
stockers. steers. IS 30 y, cows and heif
ers. S71ll
SHEEP Receipts 5O0: market steady
lambs, St1n1I so. common $50 II. year
lings s. 50 = 30; feeders, Sl10il.5 so
ewes. - 30 "a p. 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard a Co.
Windsor. Prices IN cents Noon prices
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14

APPLES-Wolf River. fancy. S16i25
bu No / 6S 70 Sc 10. 2 SOC; Weslthys
fancy si25 bu.; No. I. s0eTS 81 IS; No 2,
soc. Mcintosh. fancy. Si.75n2, No. J.
81 - Is, No. 2, 75c bu Einertas. No.
p. a. p % - bu-. Greetings. No !. 81 q
, m No, 75e 90 Jonathan, fancy.
81 7502 ou No l. 81 25 ls 1-50. No 2,
s. Delicious, fancy 81 bu No. !. 81 50
fancy. 81 bu.: No. ], 81 50Si.75: No. ?.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Mr.. FIXIT
He Fixes THINGS

TO receive attention IN thls col
address OF writer Only Initials
VII Be published when requested.
Mr.. FIxIt: Please tel me- II
anything that win prevent all
ssrwsrs getting black when net
In ne. sUBsCRIBER.
Only thing know Of u TO
keep silverware in q tarnish-
proof case or wrapping. II ex-
posed 10 air. silverware viii tar
nish and 30 far as I know the
only thing to do Is TO clean II
with a good silver polish or
baking soda at occasional inter-
walls, rinsing thoroughly after
ward.
Mr.. Fxit; Could you tell M
Of any place near Tacoma where
I might obtain ooIored OF un-
usual rocks suitable for use In
finishing > fireplace:
MRS. VI. ANGELEI-
so15 No. Mason NJ.
Walter Suffer In perhaps the
best authority on this subject
and you could write him at
2e0o Carr street. Tacoma. He
has made use Of tons OF rocks
gathered from all parts of the
world. but particularly In this
vicinity.
Mr.. Ffxit: Where can one sell
dogfish Ilvers In Tacoma and
how much are they worth .
pound. O. n.
Write direct to n. G. Wilcox.
Middle Waterway, Tacoma, and
obtain fun current details.
Mr.. Fxit: What n the address
Of Orson Welles. the dramatist:
Also how should I treat for fur
ther use. = house primrose that
has been blooming all winter and
b now through; RI n.
(George) Orson welles ad-
dress IL 1880 Broadway. New
York. II that primrose were
mine, I'd either re-pot 1t and
continue treating II a. an indoor
plant or replant 1t outdoors in
shade or semi-shade where IL
would get ample moisture. II
should rest for q while but YOU
could re-pot 1t and take II back
In the house In the fall.
Mr.. rxit: Please tell me the
number Of acres In Wright park.
J. DAVIS.
There are AL acres In the
park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
They That Take the Sword

It is doubtful if any leadership giving the command for
the first shot of aggressive emissions long
drawn and bitter combat Naturally the aggressor believes
himself vastly superior, he would not start the fight at
all He conjures up pleasant picture of short. snappy
campaign in which the vanguished with minimum
Of casualties his objective is attained and the whole nasty
business wrapped UP and delivered on schedule.
Such the Franco russian of 1S70-a
single months campaigning. from Aug to Sept 2
plee victory. Bismarck had every to be satisfied
But it doesn't often work out that way All too often
he who draws the sword expecting quick and victory
lets forces he expected uneashed Thus
Japan, still referring to the China incident after four
years Of bitter and exhausng warfare the grand scale
Is using the term it expected would apply. Probably only
an incident" planned quick sweep which would
defeat the Chinese military throw the country into chaos
out Of which Japan would raise puppe state to administer
IN her own interest much of China pleased her She
reused instead the sleeping dragon, created China
and has not yet the end of the difficulties which
stem from what intended to be an incident"
So Germany. Hitler had ample to expect that
quick surgical operation could be performed Poland
with Russia holding fast the other end of the scissors
and the rest of Europe parayzed into nacton Instead
the British and French in defense of Poland and
conquest has had TO follow conquest liz endless
cesson while the which started modesty with the
obteraon of Poland spreads wider and wider the
earth, with foreseeable end.
Perhaps it is thoughts like that which filled the mind
of Rudolf Hess and caused him to view with blank dsmay
the consequences to European civilization Of what
probably thought of two 'he Polish incident
Perhaps Hess thought too often of those terrible words
Put again thy sword into his place. for all they that
take the sword shall perish with the sword"
Perhaps Hess has thought too often of that other time
only 20 years when Germany started swinging the
sword. and persisted with it.
Perhaps he vision of long. long road to Euro
Gethsemane that far different from the quick
flashing Bitzkrieg of 1899.
Perhaps the bright prospect of Rule by Germany became
cbscured by the dismal alternative of Ruin for all Europe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven OF these
test questions Turn 10 the
Woman's page for the answers.
i. There are more male STAN
merers than female; true or
false
?. A mashie IL used IN golf.
tennis or football.
). Was Sherlock Holmes
real or fictitious character
4. OF which states are Spring
field and Columbia the capitals >
5. For what degree do the
initials D. d. S. stand,
s. About one-ninth. one-tenth.
or ene-eleventh. Of the bulk Of
an iceberg is above water.
Z. What kind Of hat il COM
monty linked with hexicans and
American cowboys,
9. Did Max Basr fight Joe
Louis once. twice or three times-
.. A tailors goose Is a bird.
pressing iron or girl friend
10. Who was known a. the
Swedish Nightingalsg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Cracked Mirrors

is melancholy sight to Americans travelling abroad
to pick newspapers and magazines and the writings
Of American nonentes paraded representing Amer
lean thought.
Axis countries, and countries in which there Is an
active favorable TO the axis seize any writing
pearng in the United States which supports their cause
and translate and reproduce with the greatest display
1t gives foreigners completely wrong impression of what
goes in American minds.
Newest such trash to be reproduced abroad is a book
by William Dudley Policy, the Silver Shirt Fuehrer, with
which the japanese being RECALLED No doubt the
introduction to the book fails to mention that Policy has
standing following whatever in the United States
and that he could be elected dogcatcher of whistle
stop tank town. Yet his words paraded before the
Japanese, who doubt told that here foam
from the American Of the future
other countries choose deude themselves with such
bunk that IS supposes their business But it would be
tragic II any form from it conclusions to America in
action
Burglar Swallows Jewels" = headline. Diamonds in
the rough.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, MAY II

Women are fortunate under
this planetary government which
10 not important In its effect
upon men. There is promise of
progress and success today from
the efforts OF mothers and wives
TO provide for special comforts
for the men who are In training
camps. The Y. w. c. A. and the
Salvation Army should be es-
pecially efficient under this d.
rection OF the stars which seems
to promise the presentation Of
high ideals for United States
soldiers.
Heart and Home: This 10 a
day for the pushing OF all i'm
portant work in the home as
well a. In public service which
win more and more engage
women Of all ages. There il a
sign Of promise that girls will
be lucky In love affairs today
II is q happy date for engage
ments or marriages. Hasty WOO
ings and unexpected weddings
viii be exceedingly prevalent
through the summer. Youth will
ignore all the usual economical
obstacles in the way of early
marriages.
international Affairs: Strange
shifts In world politics win be
apparent at this time and they
will definitely affect the foreign
policy Of the United States.
Strife over the part to be played
by our ships Is to be stubborn in
congress. but events will prove
that aid 10 Britain should not
be limited by any selfish caution.
Desperate need will require
reckless help. but the stars pre-
sage the final victory OF British
arms.
Persons whose birthdste II Is
have the augury Of a year of
fairly favorable conditions with
adequate income. but 1t Is wise
TO be on guard against enemies.
Children born on this day viii
reveal talents Of unusual prom
Use. They should be popular
and prosperous. but they will
awaken the jealousy Of less gift
ed persons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
WAR MATERIAL FOR
BRITAIN SABOTAGED

Sabotage OF war weapons dur
ing shipment from the place OF
manufacture to the Atlantic sea-
board has provided federal au-
thorities with one Of their most
difficult problems. The damage
and destruction to material des-
tined for Britain is estimated to
have totaled many millions Of
dollars.
The most fragrant case in
wolves landing boats. which
would be needed for any even
tual invasion Of Europe or
Africa. or 10 resist Maxi attacks
in this hemisphere. These Sc
foot craft are constructed at
New Orleans and sent 10 Nor
folk for trans-shipment to island
bases we have leased from Great
Britain. Their destination Is a
military secret. but extensive
experiments IN their use are
being conducted in our carib-
bean bases.
Within the past few weeks,
definite evidence OF sabotage has
been discovered. Scores OF these
landing boats arrived AZ Nor
folk with their bottoms burned
out The theory Is that while
the freight cars bearing them
were on sidings. boteurs
climbed aboard and set fire TO
them The cost for repairing a
single shipment amounted 10
$3.50. 900. AZ n result OF these
depredations. the railroads are
guarding every movement Of
war weapons with armed police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Stories in
Stamps
Experts Count Birds:
Five Billion in u. s.

THERE'S no possibility Of max.
ing an accurate count Of the
birds in United States, but ex-
perts have been making sample
counts in a few representative
hsbitats, and now estimate the
bird population OF U. S. al more
than FIVE billion-4o birds Der bu-
man. The black mallards. pic-
tured in the design Of the u. S.
1870 duck stamp above. are in
eluded in the annual fights Of
wildfowl that swell the U. S. total.
Bird populations vary in density
Just as human population. The
farmlsnds Of the midwest have a
relatively low bird-count: bird
cities are found near water. in
woodlands and marshes.
Wildlife eonservationists are
urging farmers TO leave feneero,v
underbrush untouched, and N
check drainage Of shallow Lake.
In an effort to increase the num-
Der Of birds. Federal supervision
OF wildlife refugees also is increzs-
inE the winged population.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Morgenthau has no objection
IL employees Of private firms con-
sent voluntarily TO deductions
from their pay for investment in
Treasury Savings Bonds. seve-
raj great corporations, including
the American Telephone and
Telegraph Co., have inaugural
ed such systems. on n voluntary
basis. In view of heavier taxes
next year. many firms are bud
getting their employees weekly
pay by retaining certain
amount. But all these efforts TO
pile up money for defense taxes
are based on the agreement of
the individuals concerned. They
do not involve the compulsion
which Mr.. Keynes has sug-
gested.
Morgenthau has bowed to the
Britisher's wishes to this ex-
tent: He has given his blessing
to letters which the Railway
Brotherhoods. the CLIO and the
AFL have sent TO local unions.
asking them II they subscribe
10 the idea. In short, Henry
will agree to the Keyenes
scheme II American workers
like the idea. II not. he won't.
Henry can be q stubborn cuss
when he wants to. even though
a John Maynard Keynes tries
10 overawe both the Treasury
and the White House.