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Evening star., 1941-10-31
Penn Regains Welsh,
Inferception Ace,
For Navy Battle
Few Minutes in Terp
Game Showed Little
Star Back in Shape
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31-Little
Johnny Welsh, 147-pound Junior
halfback from Downingtown, Pa, is
ready to do his part to help Penn
sylvania sink Navy at Franklin Field
tomorrow in one of the country's
standout football games.
Welsh, noted for his spectacular
pass interceptions, was injured be-
fore the season opened and didn't
play against Harvard, Yale and
Princeton. He hmbered up a few
minutes against Maryland last week
and is reported to be in tiptop shape
for the crucial struggle between two
undefeated teams
The Penn section of the sellout
crowd of 1881 will be looking for
Welsh to duplicate his feat of last
year against the MiddieS when he
yards for one of Penn'S three touch
downs.
Meantime Coach George Munger
of the Quakers reflected on last
years game and wonders what's in
store. A year ago the Navy showed
Penn all over the field, making II
first downs to and outrushing their
opponents. 213 yards to 119. Seven
times they penetrated the Penn 30,
once reaching the 4-yard line, yet
lost. 300. -.-. -. -.,
How did it happen2 Frankie
Reagan got loose for % yards for
Penn's first 6-pointer. Then with
only 26 seconds to go in the first
half Navy gambled with a running
play on fourth down on their own
20, but failed to make the yardage
Eddie Allen passed to Bernie
Kuczynski to make it 1870 at the
half
Welshs 76-yard run ended the
scoring, after great 58-yard return
of a punt by Bill Busik to Penn's
was nullified because of a penalty
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Redskins Should Rout SteeIers
Easily Statistics Show, if in
Mood to Play Peak Game

gained only % more yards rushing
and their total yardage is only 56
yards in excess of that grounded
out by Frank Filchock & Co.
SteeIers Lag in Statistics.
Their aerial game, moreover. is
distinctly inferior to that led by the
Incompatible Sammy Baugh for
while the Steelers have tossed %
more passes than the Redskins,
they've completed six less. The Red
skins passing efficiency is only Al
per cent, at that, but that's IA per
cent higher than the Steelers, who
haven't completed third of theirs.
Both teams are averaging about 80
yards per game by passes.
All down the line, the comparisons
generally favor the Redskins whose
punting average, thanks again to Mr..
Baugh, is IL yards kick better, and
whose defense, both in opponents
points and yardage, is stronger.
The Statistics.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Harris, SondIot Star,
VIII Serve in NAVY

Bill Harris, chosen as the most
valuable player in the Industrial
Baseball League last season, will
leave Monday for a six-year hitch
in the Navy.
A member of Cameo Furniture
team last season after returning
from Springfield, Mass, where he
had a professional trial, Harris
batted around 500 for Cameo and
boasted a .966 fielding average.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Touch Football Loop
Stages Five Games
Sunday Morning

The District Recreation Depart
ment's touch football league will
enter its fourth week Sunday with
five games to be played on the field
adjacent to the Lincoln Memorial
rejecting pool.
Three games will be played at 10
o'clock and two more an hour later.
Games at 10 o'clock list F.. b.
No. 2 meeting Navy, Terrors fac
ing Surplus Marketing and Civil
Service tangling with Census.
Games at II o'clock will find F.
B. I. No. colliding with Alien Reg
istration No. and House Hectic
battling Alexandria Torpedo.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Central Record Leaves Tech Undauned Eve of Clash With Old Rival
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Football.


Clemson VS.. George Washing
ton me-coming), Griffith Sta
dium, 800.
Western at Eastern (interhigh
series, $3.50. sf
St. Johns at Roosevelt, $3.50.
Coolidge at Anacostia, $50.
Georgetown Prep at Woodrow
Wilson, $3.50.
Fredericksburg at Washington
Lee High, Ballston, 3::30
Lawrence at George Washing
ton High, Alexandria, 800.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Kingston
All-Stars. Kingston, Ontario.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Randolph-Macon VS.. American
u, Wilson High Stadium, 2:15.
Maryland VS.. Rutgers, New
Brunswick.
Maryland Frosh VS.. Navy Plebes,
Annapolis.
Tech at Central (interhigh
series), 2::30.
st. Andrews at st. Adams, 2::30.
Randolph-Macon Academy at
Episcopal, Alexandria, 800.
Dewitt at Parkersburg High,
Parkersburg, w. Va.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Touch Grid Game
Is Warm Affair
z, the Associated Press.

z, the Associated Press.
Maryland's Diamondback, STU
dent paper, tells good one about
off-field attractions during a
hectic touch football battle be-
tween frat boys from Pi Kappa
and Kappa Alpha.
During the second half, with
the Ka's leading, some one yelled
fire" And fire it was-a brush
blaze in front of the frat house.
All hands deserted the game,
helped quench the flames, and
dashed back to finish the pigskin
business. TheK. AS, incidentally,
won, 47-2.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Friends Provide FIushy
Score in 26-7 Victory

Three touchdowns by Bob Smith
featured Friends Schools 26-7 VIC
tory, over St. Adams in game
between 115-pound teams. Ward
Goodnow accounted for the winners S
other mark.
The most spectacular score was
Smiths 60-yard run after taking a
lateral from Frank Stone, who had
intercepted st. Adams pass.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Must Win Grid Crown
For Another Holiday

By the Associated Press.
NORMAN, Okla, Oct. 31.-If a
holiday is an added inducement, Ok
lahoma's Sooners have something
extra to fight for in the Big Six con-
ference.
President Joe Brandt of the Uni
versity ordered a campus holiday
after Oklahoma upset Santa Clara,
1876, last Saturday. In his speech
to students who held rally on his
front lawn, Brandt declared
"There1l be no more football holi-
days this seaSon-unlesS we win the
Big Six championship.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
South Invites Dudley

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct. 81
(P).-Bin Dudley, star back and cap
tain of the Virginia football team,
has been invited to play in the
North South game at Montgomery,
Ala, December 81 but has reserved
final decision until after the
season ends.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
South Carolina, Citadel
Renew Old Grid Feud
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ORANGEBURG, S. c., Oct. 81
South Cardinals Gamecocks, who
banged Clemson out of the mid-sea-
son limelight last week, renew 49,
year-old grid feud with The Citadel
here today before an expected
county fair crowd of 10000.
The Gamecocks are heavy favor
Hes, but The Citadel light brigade is
primed to turn the tables in like
manner to South Cardinals unher-
aided triumph over strong Clemson
eleven at Columbia.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Cuban Signed by Gionts

HAVANA, Oct. 81 CP).-Adolto
Luque, veteran coach of the New
York Giants, has signed Napoleon
Reyes, Cuban first baseman. Reyes
was a member of the Cuban team in
the recent amateur world series"
here.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
From the
Press Box
Grid Picks Not Hooked
To Feud With Byron
BY JOHN LARDNER.

oSoSidi Correspondent OF Inc star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81 (N.A.NA).-
Before enrlching you spiritually and
commercially with this weeks foot
ball winners, which are at my mercy,
or Whereabouts, I would like to take
this opportunity to deny that there
ever was any trouble between me
and the poet, Byron, over a couple
Of borrowed hexameters.
Byron died before the case came
eSo court. 1t was his estate that sued
me, not George himself.
I guess that clears up that. Let
US proceed to business.
Dartmouth's mob
Will raise some hob,
But William and Mary'n
Get a decent burial,
Fl were fearless, boys, and bold,
Instead of one whose blood
congeals,
Whose feet are almost always
cold
I'd rock you back upon your
heels
BY picking Army's tiny band
To rise in glory, win the came,
And save the day. As matters
stand,
III string along with Notre
Dame.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

I gotta like Duquesne.
TO call it any other way
Would go against the greSns.
Ghe Razorbacks of Arkansas
Should be protected under law.
The team from Texas A. and M.
viii carve the chitlin's out OF
them.
without much excuse,
7 pick Syracuse.
Does that wake response In
The men of Wisconsin?
I'll cover those gents
Up to II cents,
Provided tie game
Is counted as my game.
Working at her chosen calling,
Minnesota took a mauling
Last week. Were she made Of
less stern
Stua. I'd up and pick North
western.
But, with all those bumps and
bruises,
Minnesota seldom loses
probably forgotten how.
Why should she start losing now?
Boys Who Holler BooIo
Apt 10 MouI Brown.
While it's possible that Brown
May decide to go to town,
I suggest you bet your moola
On the boys who holler Boola!
stanford's men will henceforth
Unmolested toward the bowl.
This weeks game is tough, but
they're a l'1*
Bit too fast for Santa Clara.
Princeton's ball team seldom wins,
Harvard seldom gets on base.
Here is where change begins
Except in Princeton's case).
Washington has trained her
cannons
On them innocent Montanans.
Growing bolder by the minute,
I pick Washington to win it.
Hurting caution down the drain:
Vanderbilt above Tulane.
Cont Help Picking Duke
Over Georgia Tech.
Georgia Tech
Will hit the deck;
Duke will stay unbeaten.
When I miss
One like this,
It's something that I've eaten.
Texas versus S. M. U.
Down where the battle dust
hangs
High over Dallas, the Longhorn
Will cruelty the Mustangs.
Resist. urge you, any yen
To pick the Navy over Penn,
For Penn improves each shining
hour
with touchdowns. Boy, oh boy,
what power!
The Northern branch of the y.
of Cal.
will win the shooting match,
and pile
Humiliation on her pal.
The U. of Calf, Southern style.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Gotto Like Duquesne
In ViIIonoyo Come.

This isn't Villanova's day;
I gotta like Duquesne.
TO call it any other way
Would 60 against the gresns.
Evening star., 1941-10-31

G'he Razorbacks of Arkansas
Should be protected under law.
The team from Texas A. and M.
Will carve the chitlin's out Of
them,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Draftee Resenfful

Very different is the mental
state OF a draftee long close 10
my family Nearer 30 than %,
he had succeeded in advancing 20
The rank of junior executive and
had every reason 20 look for
further promotion. He has found
the life in his camp most un-
satisfactory.
Lack OF equipment disguised
him and others who were an
xious 10 obtain thorough train
ing He states that the morale
is far from ideal. that the ma
iority resent having their pre-
scribed period of service greatly
extended. that the camp today
buZzeS with rumorS that early
transfer beyond the country's
shores is imminent.
Happily. l have other young
drafted friends who haven't a
single complaint. Two of them
aspire 10 make the service their
LIES career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Thrilled TO Work

] find that those whether lads
OF tender age who have taken
vacation jobs or others who have
finished school and are out in
work-a-day world Of bread-win-
ming. are deriving genuine thrill
from doing work they wanted TO
do. Some examples:
one lS-year-old made up his
mind almost half-a-doZen years
ago that he wanted 10 enter the
dramatic field. first as an actor,
later as producer OF motion
pictures.
lie is serving his second sea-
son at a Summer playhouse,
working usually u hours a day
as an actor, scenery designer and
craftsman, and performing all
kinds Of odd Jobs.
His employer expresses cordial
appreciation Of his achievements,
not merely orally but financially.
So. he looks forward 10 invading
Yale's dramatic school with all
the spirit Of a knight of old en-
tering battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Farmers Market

MILLS ~ Duchess fancy. 81; No; T..
!5c 81 s'rc!e's Rcd. fancy Si75 hu;
NJ l. S125Gl50: 80. ?. 75c. Transpar-
'sn's' fancy. slai25, 10. /, s5as5c bu.
AsPARAGus-No. /. son 75c doz. bchs
BEANS Green, fancy, s225a2so; No.
]. 81 50H2 90, No. ?. FAC; wax. fancy
- - 2 2 So No !. Sl5on2} No. ?. 73c:
beans. No y si65q1s5 bu No 2
81 50 bu.: Lima beans. No. l. SO T5Q325
BEETs-No. /. 25g 35c doz. bohs. 500
BLAcKBERRIEs-No. I. ssas.5o "a.
quart crate
BRoccoLI-No /. si5oal75
cABBAGE-Farcy, i.25hl.5o bu..: No.
goo n Sill No. 2. 75c: curly. No. /. 81 bu.
cANTALoUPEs Fancy 50 25 hu No
I. 81 50n2. No. 2. 81
CARROTS Fancy SOC doz. lunches; No
/. 3O1i0c, soc q Sl25 bu, No. 2, Csc doz.
cAULIFLowER-Ho, !, 81 so bu; No.
CELERY No. /. 2oa3oc; No. ?, ioq
CELERY Fancy. 81 so bu. /;
No 90c s. 10 bu
CELERY ROOT @Ne=IE7 q ST.
CHERRIES Sour, fancy, $2.25: No. 1.
crcuMBERs No. Steers. s1ai5O
bu No 2. 5og75 din. si.25a So
cURRANTs No /. $3g35O 2i-quar,
crate
DILL-4OG SOC dozen punches.
EGGplANT-No /. S.25I Is bu.
EGGS Large, slo.5o@ii 30-dozen case
medium. SO 500 10: small. 50 251e75.
crate
HEAD IETTUcE-Fancy. sl2s bu No.
HucK XII BIZ l. I0 ss'5oas ~.
HL-RABI-No. l. asa ,oc doz. bchs.
LEEKs-No. /. 75c q 81 doz. bchs.
OKRA-No. /, 81. 25 s-lb. basket; No. 2
bch. dry onions, fancy si i No i
s5e" 81 Sob. ssck; No. 2. 75c.
| PARsLEY-40 n soc doz hchs.
! PFACHEs-No. !. sldi.40 bu.
PEARs-Fancy, 81; No. /. Hat.5o
u PEPPERS :, en-. 70 / n - su
PIMENTos-No. !. 75casI lib has
PLuMs-No. I. s25aI75: No. ?, 81
hushel
PoTAToEs.-Fancy csc bu.: No. !
so y eOc bu. No. 2. f5c bu
POULTRY-Hens live. heavy breeds. 20
I22c ID. leghorns, lsH zoe broilers.
heavy n q &c 10 leghorns 2o9 &c 10.
bchs. No. q Csc long white. No. l. IS q
45c dozen lunches
RASPBERRIES Black No. I. S375T
i25 25,qt crate; red. No I, ssgs. 50
RHU BARB-No. /, asa 35c doz. bcns
RUTABAGAS No I, 75c " 81 bu.
SQUASH Summer, No. ] 35s,4Oc =,
bu. No. 2, 25c; table queen squash. No. 1
81 25H 80 bu. Italian. fancy, 81 peck
basket: No /. $50 soc No. 2, soc; Hub
bard. No ] qOc 81
SWEET CORN Fancy 9oc 81 5-doz
sack. No. J. 80 65c; 80. q ioc
TOMATOES Fancy, s5c i4-lb. basket
No I. 80 csc. No. 2. 306 4Oc.
TURNIPs No. J. 40 y GOO doz. bchs
Stfi i25 bushel
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. 4OG
eoc bu. escarnle. No. l. i0p65c hu
endve. fancy, $50 bu.; No. /. s1Ti25:
No, 2. 15c: sorrel No. !. 5Od75c hu
Swiss chard. 35H SOC hu.: kale. 4OT soc
hu mustard. No. !. 7jc . 81 25 bu tur-
nips. No. I. IS 75c bu. spinach. No I.
81 bu. No. ?. 75c bu.; leaf lettuce. No.
!, IS soc bu collards. No. 1. IS u SOC bu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. soc q
81 doz. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Bike Coming Back7

The motorized bicycle has
achieved notable popularity in
Britain as tho result Of develop
ment OF a small ard reliable
engine. the United States De
partmcnt 81 Commerce reports.
or the now motorcycles sold 70
the British public during the
last calendar year. more than
70 per cent We're lightweight
motorized cycles a development
SAID 10 represent complete
changeover from the position
prevailing before the war.
For example. in May. 1910.
2l50 new motorized cycles were
sold in Great Britain. whereas
in May. 1929 (hefore the out
break Of the war; the number
sold was 1853 In July 1870
$500 motorized cycles were sold
compared with 1853 in Julv.
1899 while other months sales
figures tell similar story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Auto
lnstalment Buying
Latest Curb Placed
On Auto Industry
BY sILER FREEMAN

Curb after curb is being
placed on the automobile indus
try, but the only comment that
can be gotten from responsible
officials IT, What next? ?"
The latest is an executive
order giving control of install
ment buying Of durable goods to
the Federal Reserve Board. The
order is aimed directly at re-
striction of long-term credits
and thereby cutting down de-
mand and has been talked of for
some time.
OPACS Chief Leon Henderson
has limited broadly at this move
for some time as a means TO
reducing automobile production.
One of the reasons cited in the
executive order for resorting 10
the measure bears directly on
this point.
Liberal terms for such credit
tend 10 stimulate demand for
consumers durable goods the
production Of which requires
materials. skill and equipment
needs for national defense"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

In an effort 10 alleviate the
present shortage of machine tools
which is hampering the nation :
defense program. the Chicago Of
flee of OPM today lists the follow
ing items as available or badly
needed. Interested parties should
communicate al once with Defense
Contract Service OPM. Federal
Reserve Bank Building, Chicago.
GCC-S06- An Iowa manufac-
turer has for sale the following
items:
one Westinghouse 100 X. V. A.
alternating current generator: g.
phase. 60-cycle, 220 volts, 600 r.
p. m, In good condition.
One Westinghouse Z X. W. OK
otter; l25-volt. 1875 r. p m. with
base and pulley. For use with
above generator, and in good con-
dition.
AMC-731- An Illinois manufac-
turer has for immediate sale the
following grinding machinery:
One modern 1880 plain grinder
Serial No. 1929 maximum wheel
size 24X3, with regular equip
ment belt drive with counterShaft
$1,000.
One Head No. g. Internal
grinder, Serial No. 2S6. single
pulley drive with plain table, Z.
inch maximum distance from spin
die 10 table $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
OPM Places TN0ls
Seek to SoiUe Problem of Defense Shortage
by Clearing Badly Needed Machines

One Head No. 65 internal
grinder, Serial No. 1896; single
pulley drive with plain table, 9
inch maximum distance from spin
die 10 table. $4,000.
All of these machines are in ex-
cellent condition and ready for
immediate service and inspection
BMS-S01 AN Indiana manufac-
turer has a No. 90 Huld combina-
ton grinder for sale.
WANTED
One SIT. or eft. sheet metal
squarlng shear (Pexto or similar)
Send description and price 10 this
office and we will forward TO com.
pany interested.
A manufacturer is in urgent
need OF two SIT. radal drills with
7O-inch clearance from base tC
spindle. Rating ALA.
SPECIAL
All firms and individuals having
automatic screw machines and Lon
hand screw machines that are not
working 10 capacity 20 10 "A
hours per day on government
work, are requested 10 file a list
OF their facilities with US on oul
Form 31-5B. These machines arc
urgently needed 10 speed up deliv.
cries of materials 10 tho armed
forces for national defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Army Order Rushed

Ponton carriers for the United
States Army Engineers Corps
recently ordered from the Frle-
hauf Trailer Company are being
completed we'll ahead Of sched-
ule, according IN an announce
rent made by Harvey C..
Fruehauf president. today. Al
though production on these units
wasoriginallv scheduled to run
through October. AT the present
rate tho entire order will be
completed by mid-September
stated Fruehauf.
More than 20 per cent Of the
order has already been COM
pleted as compared with an
original delivery schedule Of
only about so per cent at this
date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Finance Shares
Drop on Move
To Curb Buying

NEW YORK, Aug. Weak
ness in finance company shares on
the federal move 10 curb Install
ment buying featured the stock
market today. Losses ran 10 more
than 2 points each for Commercial
ment Trust, the latter dropping TO
a new low for the year. Household
Finance dropped point and Ben
eficial Industrial Loan slipped
fractionally 10 a new bottom.
Otherwise the market was list
less. A few sections bucked the
trend for modest gains but the
majority Of pivotals were behind
minus signs.
Steels again were under light
pressure. Bethlehem. United States
Steel, Youngstown Sheet and Tube
and Republic each gave up frac-
tons.
United States Gypsum and
American Can were among the
stocks 10 lose a point or more al
their bottoms.
Lesser declines were incurred
by General Electric Du Pont,
United Aircraft, Montgomery
Ward, Consolidated Edison and
Great Northern Railway preferred
General Motors. ChrySler. West
inghouse, Kennecott, Sears Roe
buck. American Telephone, New
York Central and Standard Oil
Of New Jersey were unchanged
10 a shade higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Transport Workers
Get Group Insurance

Eight hundred and twenty-nine
! employees Of the Motorcar Trans
port Company of Pontiac Mich,
have recently become eligible 10
life insurance protection through
group policy acquired by that
rganizatien. The policy, issued
by the Prudential Insurance Com
pany Of America involves a total
of S1,214,50 Coverage is ex-
tended TO workers of the Com
mercial Barge Lines, Inc, Com
mercial Carrier, Inc. and S. and
{. Transport Company, subsidiary
organizations Both the employe
and the employing company will
share in the payment of the
premium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Detroit Produce

APPLES Truck receipts. Michigan bu
oaske's Duchess L. No l % inch
CANTALoUrs california Salmon Meats
jumbo crates 27s 50 sN0275. furpho
crates 36s 81 90 % Jumbo crates 4ss-
81 ~ J q Michigan truck receipts Honey
i2Ei2 inch crates rs b. lbs. according
u size Sc 81 o. few best $50
CtLkRY Michigan punches 81 doz
and ss and standard crates. gs 81 $50
IS. standard crates t2s SiG5af so
pony crates i2s 81 351l ~. California
Jumbo crates IS and standard crates es
LETTUCE wv California los Angelo.
crates Iceberg type salinas section don
500 so. dor. s. 75uf -
ONIONS -ho.ih sacks Washington sweet
81 l'I %; Michigan YeloWs L s No& !
9o0 pinch and larger - y aOc 5000 r
2-Inch ard larger 50 s5c
PEACHES Bu baskets ~ $ No I
$1,000 7 35 few. 81 30. showing sire as
low as 9nc l's-inoh minimum Sii5.
Hales "a inch minimum s.. T511s5 q
inch minimum 81 sou 80 South Carolina
Elheras % Inch minimum 81 80. 2-inch
minimum mostly 81 $50 40. few 81 SO,
some, 81 ~ showing ripe sl01.15; Hales.
Z, ,,neh MINIMUM s2n2 80: inch
minimum. 81 25al35. 2-.nch minimum
81 IS
PEARS California boxes. Rartlet,s
- 73T % Mich bu baskets Clamps
Favortes, y s 80 J. Sl250i 81
PAS Colorado bu baskets SiAsdi so
PLINs- Mich truck receipts hu crates
Burbanks. medium 10 large size 81. West
err t-hasket crates, various varieties. 81 so
~ -
POTATOES - ioo.ih sacks. California
washed Iong Whites I. s No. J. 81 25n
? So Idaho and oregon washed Long
Whites. U S No. O. 81 25H2 IS Triumphs.
" 8 No / 225 Nebraska washed
Cooblers. No. : 81 500 50. Mich
unwsshed Cohblers, l. s. No 81 Is
~ = 90
SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana Porto
Ricans. IN. baskets. So
NAIEkMELONS -- Per melon. Georgia
and Missouri. various varieties 2s-3O-lhi
average. generally asking. very few sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
Cites Harmful Effects
of Penalty Taxation
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

With the emphasis legislation increasing federal
tax burden. old aphorsms need 10 be revised
New Deal and national conditions for example.
have rendered obsolete the old r that penny saved
Observation-Disclosures not-a penny saved is more than
penny earned
How much depends the income bracket which
the happens TO fall.
Ii John Doenot John DougfalS bracket where addi
tona income by the federal
then he Sl33a order improve his
position much he could by ST. the arithmetic
of the
wants TO augment his income after by
extra exeron and add 81 he take $780,
and then hypothetical
sderedat the of p this additional MAX
ing the tax 33 and leaving 81 additional income after
ON the other hand il the individual stands after receiving
his and himself
achieve similar
income which deduction earmarked
Thus under the abstinence savings