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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

Shipping in
u. s. Terminated
Eastman Hints Full
Load Order for
Freight Cars Near

NEW YORK, Oct. 7 tUP).-
Defense transportation director
Joseph 3. Eastman said today
that all commercial shipping be-
tween the east and west coasts
of the United States has ceased.
Eastman said in a speech be-
fore the New York Traffic Club
that this cessation of inter-
coastal shipping was one Of sew
eral special wartime difficulties
facing the nations transportation
Industry.
Eastman disclosed that ODT
soon viii issue an order requiring
that all railroad cars be loaded
Ito capacity to the extent it can
be done without injury He said
iODT experts had been working on
the order for some time and that
liz would be issued before long
The principal reason for the
forthcoming full-load order, he
SAID. is "A shortage Of locomotives,
not a shortage OF cars He SAID
the Gder would give substantial
lreheY TO the m tive power
shortage
p Eastman said ether special var
time difficulties confronting the
nations transportation system. IN
addition TO cessation OF inter-
coastal shipping, are the great
decline in coastwise shipping and
particularly in the movement Of
petroleum and coal. and the con-
stantly increasing movement OF
troops and their impediments."
He said he hoped" that more
tires will be available to COM
mercial vehicles than the 50
per cent reduction below peace
tune amounts predicted by Ber-
.nard NJ Baruch's rubber investi-
gazing committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
M. S. Rukeyser
Social Security
Rates Are Frozen

Secretary Morgenthau himself conflict with the Senate
finance committee the OF social security odage oenet
payments.
existing provides that after January next the rate
paid by employers and employees be stepped from to
adopted Senator Nandonberg proposal
level until 1914 and l94o when
they be doubled.
The present law imposes obligation on the secretary ana on
board which handled
behind od-age pensions notify Congress
OF The trustees during the coming i've
three the highest annual
expenditures anticipated during the fveyear fiscal period and
the board OF the opinion that the amount
of the : unduly small
The acted Senator NandenberES repre-
Scntaton that the fund ample 10 take oil neare eeS
without the
Secretary Morgcnhau criticized tho committees decision on
the ground especially that 10 the administration
anti Initiation program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
War Seen
Aid tOCity
Financing

CHICAGO, oct. War is hav-
ing some beneficial effects on the
municipal finance picture, and
many cities are likely to find
themselves in "A better financial
position after the war than when
they entered it. Joseph d. Nc
Goldrick, New York City comp
troller, said here. He spoke before
the financial section Of the Ameri-
can Life Convention.
New bond issues arc at a mini
mum, he pointed out. Further
moro, most cities arc continuing
TO retire outstanding Indebtedness
and are not accommodating new
obligations.
Citing example 81 New York
City. McGoldrick said between
$50. 100000 and $50 100000 of In
ldebtedneSS viii be retired this
year, and that new issues are rela-
lively small IN comparison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. bu. orts.. U. s No.
J. 2 ~. min, Wesithys Sis; % in,
SIC. Mcintosh 81 5Otf - S. Red Delicious.
N.75H2 10. 3-in. min. 81 Is. Jonsthans,
good color, 81. i0+i $50. best 81 So hu: car
tons, 81 Is 2l-in. min. 81 goa i.25
SHOWS. N.ioHi.2j bu; cartons 81; Rhode
Island Greenings Si25: Northern Spies.
"a in and larger. Sl.Sjal.75: Wageners.
81 %. Shawasee. Sll5. Washington. box.
Delicious. fancy. 81 50. Comb. extra fancy
and fancy. 81 -; starks Delicious, extra
AVoCADos-Florids. fats, iO-is,. S2p
BEANS Florida bu hampers, s,ringles,
black Valentines s.. So
BRUSSEL : 2 u D L r s =California. >
drums. 81 50a3Ti.
CARROTS - Los Angeles cr,s dol
hrrs Ne~ Mexico Si.55gi.s5; titan,
CEL.ERY-M Michigan bundles doz
stalks med SOC. California, Pascal, wire
bound crts AL do. 81 So.
CRANBERRiES-- Massachusetts, quarter.
barrel boxes Early Black So. so
GRAPES-C California display tugs Tokays
- lG"2 90; Thompson seedless. S2.25H
30. White Malagas 81 s5u2 fair 81
Michigan Concords. l2-qi baskets No 2
Juice, i0H juc. California Juice grapes,
2S-lb. lurs Xinfandcls 81 ssu2OS Mus.
eats. 2s.lb Tugs. SisJ1iq5
HONEYDEWS-Cai crates iumhc
Gs. 81 sofi225 Jumbo S. and standard
9s and i2s Sl.e0H2.50.
IfitslAE MfLONS STANDARD crates
So 10 pony crates. S292 IS. mostly 50
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
type, California Salinas District. most
stock fair 30 generally good quality. 5-doz.
S. 50Hs, best s. 75fte t-doz.. best. S575
ONIONS-50-lh sacks Michigan u. :
No 1 XelloNs- medium al ION liz feA
81 %; sweet Spanish. L. s. No. /. 3-inct
and larger 81. so: Colorado sweet Spanish
a. s No I. 3-inch and larger. 81 so "a
I Is Idaho sweet spanish y s No. 7. 3
inch and larger, 81 so; idaho whites. L. :
No ! medium. 81 eOu2.
PRUNES Cfresh)- u. s No Italians
y IN. baskets. Idaho. 80 i5n IS. Wash
ington. 81 10; Washington. Jugs, unfaced
16-lh. Sis
POTAToEs-iOo-lb sacks. Idaho Russe
Rurbanks e. s No washed. 50 a3 Is
few best 50 25G 3.35: lob. cotton bags
36is ~ SIC; mesh bags. 35c; Maine Chippe
was and Katahdins L. s. No. L. 81 IS n
275. mostly S245H > SO: i5-lb. papel
sacks. 3eT4lc: New York Katahdins. L. :
No l. S2456 so; Michigan Chippewas
T. s No. L. brushed 81 20n ? IS. Russo
RurAls, u s No. /, S2i5f225 mostly
g rs. Kstahdins. L. S. No. 1, brushed
/ 81 351 -.
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana. Port,
Rican vans crates L.. s No. !. 81 81 ~
2 So mostly 81 so. Texas hu crates. L. s
No l. 81 50. Tennessee hu crates. 500,
quality. 81 1902 %. New Jersey hu ham
pcrs T. * 40. !. Jerseys, sandy sol
stock. 81 2j. MARYLAND Coldens. bu has
kets. 4. No I waved. 81 75T SIS. Viz
ginia barrels. L. 5. No. ]. Goldens, IS 81
Q37j.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Amendment Introduced by Sen. Vandenberg

II Nandenberg introduced
amendment establish of under the Federal
943 the
commission which and
believe interest
senator Nandenbeg spoke behalf of his amendment In the
Senate finance committee
being prepared for final form by
the legislative drafting clerk"
that the calls for
standing Senator Davis concluded:
il n notable that the of the fund
S32s70OO0OO the the fiscal 1912 This 80 times
the anticipated benefit the five fiscal
Obviously employers work
order od-age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
EARLY PASSAGE

Having succeeded in getting the
Senate 10 adopt scores of amend
mentS 20 the 577-page bill. Senator
George Cd Of Georgia, chairman
of the finance committee. was
optimistic over early passage of
the record-breaking measure.
II think we can get through
this week." he said.
LaFollette's amendments would
raise the corporation tax even be-
yond the House-approved com.
bined normal-SurtaX rate of As per
cent. The Senate finance CON-
mittee cut this to 40 per cent on
the ground that a higher rate
would i'm pair production and
lessen ability of corporations to
provide employment after the war.
LaFollettc also proposed re-
vision of the individual income tax
rates, cutting the lower brackets
and raising the higher. He pro-
posed a starting surtaX rate of 10
per cent as compared 10 the COM
mittee's 10 per cent. He suggested
a maximum of 81 per cent COM
pared to the committees 50 per
cent.
He also urged repeal of de-
pletion allowances for the oil and
gas industries as we'll as revision
of some provisions Of the excess
profits tax law. The Senate. how
ever had tentatively approved the
proposed 90 per cent excess profits
tax rate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Tool Builders
President

NEW YORK. Oct. John s.
Chafee. vice president of Brown
& Sharpe Manufacturing Company
of Providence, r. l., has been
elected president of National Tool
Builders Association. He succeeds
George II. Johnson. president Of
Gisholt Machine Company.
Walter w. Tangeman, vice
president of Cincinnati Milling
Machine Company, was elected
first vice president and Fred II.
Chaplin, president of National
Acme Company of Cleveland, o..
second vice president. David Ayr.
president of Henry Machine Com
pany Of Torrington, Conn, was
elected treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

The Quarterly was selected
from the largest number Of en-
trIc~ in the history OF The assoc
cations annual nationwide
contest.
Cited in the awards arc c. 7.
Ieonhard assistant wee pe-t-
dent. Detroit Trust Company
EDITORIAL director Of the maya
|ne. William r. DalquIsI. ac-
Inunt- executive HIP Penny,
writer. and G. r JaquiSh. de-
Signcr, all Of EvanS-Winter-
Hcbb, Inc. who planned and
produced the program.
w F. Hartman Of the treasury
department presented The Bulls
Eye Flag 10 William Jewell.
treasurer Of the Michigan
Breach Company for the excel
lent showing the employees made
IN the purchase OF war bonds
through a pay roll savings plan.
About 81 per cent OF the en-
ployeS arc subscribing 49,. per
cent OF the gross pay roll weekly.
The pany produces
breaches and broaChing fixtures
which are vital 10 the war pro-
gram II has Just acquired larger
facilities and expects 10 move
30 It's new plant in Northlawn
avenue November
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Served as Chairman Of Non.Partisan Commisso

THIS chairman Than five Years OF
which made careful
type problem Senator James j. Davis OF
Pennsylvania member of the message
this column relates the controversy TO the earlier
search effort of the commission.
will recall" the points that in the early
spring 1887 together members of the nonparsan
commission the Hearst
Richard A. Lester Princeton
Graham vice president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Samuel Reyburn, retail merchants
unemployment legislation; and
I'VE recommended a consistent result of our
social
limit contemplated ultimate
$4,000 100000; ad
the when benefit will begin change the benefit
will be
"A reasonable contingency
he
of included conbutory
oldage Many recommendations written
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
J Airline Officials
To Address Engineers

Air cargo'S present important
place in tho war program and It's
expected large-SCalc expansion
after tho war will be discussed by
two United Air Lines officials al a
q inner meeting tonight of tho
Detroit branch. Institute Of Tho
Aeronautical Sciences. AT the en-,
Eineering Socicty's building
Russell LcBrock. manager oil
cargo service. and Paul +. Bur.
bank. development manager, oil
United Air Lines expreSS-mail.
freight department will be tho
speakers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Lack Of Labor Hits
States Onion Crop

LANSING, Oct { tUPl-The
states onion crop suffered a l.
per cent loss through decay be-
cause there was not sufficient
labor to harvest the crop quickly,
the Statc-federal crop reporting
service said today in It's monthly
survey of truck crops.
The service also reported that
the late celery crop was damaged
TO some extent by the freeze, but
that the wet soil condition IN the
western part of the state pre-
vented serious losses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Died Alone

had friends in every city
that ever published a newspaper.
He was a quiet. retiring sort but
once you met Doc you remem-
bered him. When something
tough came up to ferret out in
the Snazes of the Rouge domain.
it was Doc you could turn TO
and be assured OF help. If there
was a picture TO be taken or
story TO be gotten, Doc would
know how to do il.
II was sad TO note that with
all his hundreds of friends within
and without the organization.
Doc died alone. His wife was
visiting in Iowa and a friend
who CHANGED TO stop in found
him the victim of a heart attack
and took him to the hospital. He
died without regaining conscious
moss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Canada Notes
Sold TO Banks

OTTAWA. Oct. An issue OF
$45 100000 Of Dominion Of Can
ada certificates dated October 6
and due April s. 1943, with inter.
est al = Of | per cent per annum
has been sold, 10 Canadian char
tered banks. the Bank OF Canada
announced.
This is the eleventh consecutive
weekly sale of deposit certificates
TO chartered banks ard brings
total outstanding 10 S555 900 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Edison S Output
AT High Level

Total consumption of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended October 3. was co.
Al, 900 kilowatt hours, a gain Of
53 per cent over the 1881, 900
kilowatt hours of the correspond
ing week last year and drop Of
IA per cent from the previous
weeks total of 91,7740O0 kilowatt
hours!
Industrial use during the last
week totaled 45,976,OOU kiloWatt
hours. a gain of II per cent over
the 4f.419,000 kilowatt hours for
the like week in. '194l and a de-
crease oE21-per cent from the
previous weeks total OF 6,943,-
900 klloWatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Funeral Rites Friday

Doc Cheadle will be buried
Friday morning. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the Nc
Farland Funeral Home. 5401
Schaefer road. Dearborn, and
then at st. Clements Church,
5271 Kenilworth avenue. Dear
born. Burial will be in Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery.
Surviving him beside the
widow are a son. George. and
two daughters Mrs. Earl Straub
and Mrs. William Keegan; a
sister, Miss Corinne Cheadle OF
Philadelphia, and two brothers.
Commander William 4. Cheadle
of the United States Navy. and
A. B. Cheadle of New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Auto.
Graphs
Doc Cheadle's De eth
Blow TO Newspspermen
Covering Ford Beat
By SILER FREEMAN
JOG Cheadle is dead.

LOG Antdult II uNdns
To the majority OF the reading
public. this may mean little. But
10 the little group of men who
covered the automobile beat IN
Detroit for the past two decades
il means a distinct loss.
Doe Gheadle handled publicity
for the Fo d Motor Company.
Occasionally. he would be
sidetracked into something else,
for one reason or another. But
as soon as this happened, a pri-
vate storm of protest would
reach the powers that be IN the
Ford organization and soon Doc
would be seen again with his
friendly smile and eagerness 10
help out newspapermen trying to
get news out of the Ford plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
On the
Business
-
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor

Out 10 Ferndale 10 watch that
city's No. l industrial firm get
the Army-Navy T. award.
And although N. a. Wood
worth. president Of the company
was honored; 1t. Col. G.. r..
Strong. head of the Air Force
Plant Protection; Mayor Jeffries
of Detroit; Mayor Carl For
sythe of Fefndale.: Governor
Van Wagner; 1t. Comm. Harry
Kipke, and Paul Baughman,
president Of the Independent
Aircraft Workers, all made ex-
ccllent speeches. il was an old
battered war veteran who stole
tf1r show.
This bullet SCARED vet was
all bcdeekcd in service stripes
not the conventional kind, but
long white ribbons which led TO
the spots where Nazi machine
gun bullets had found their
mark.
Far from being a CORY mess.
this old fellow bore his wounds
-McIl==hn- @aS- a Wright CyeleRe
engine. power plant which
took part in an Raj raid over
Europe.
This battered Cyclone brought
twin-engIned Boston bomber
back home across the English
channel after a daylight raid on
France. the other engine shot
away tho bombardierS and gun
ncrS killed at their posts. and
The pilot so badly wounded that
he died on landing.
There were three shell holes
in the nose section and the lgni-
ton harness and cylinder fins
were rlddled with machine, gun
bullets. Ono bullet roma heavy
Caliber gun went completely
through steel barrel eEa
AeNind E-sEElA -atifteFehaFFeF
was badly battered and
he magnetic was shot away.
But the engine came home
And II seemed TO me that The
old motor did more than all the
speeches and all the F. pins com
bincd 10 convince the Wood
worth workers that they must
continue 10 turn out nothing but
the best.
| heard one girl murmcr half
~ herself. as she looked on il
with a feeling of almost rever-
CnCc.
Gee, my brothers flying be
hind one of those now"
Selected as one ri the 50
direct mail leaders of the year.
Tho Detroit Trust Company
Quarterly published by Detroit
Trust Company has also won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Crude Oil Output
Shows S|iqht Drop

NEW YORK. oct. 7-Domes.
tic crude oil production IN the
week ended October 3, according
TO the OIL and Gas Journal. aver.
aged 1856 445 barrels daily, de-
crease Of 230.4S0 daily from the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Detroit CPA Honored

NEW YORK. Oct Election
of William w. Furnell, Detroit
certified public accountant. as a
member of the American Institute
of Accountants was announced
here today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Household Finance
ACQUIRES n. Y. Firm

NEW YORK, oct. 7.-HouSehold
Finance Corporation has purchased
the entire assets Of National Loan
Society, with headquarters in New
York. il was announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
BYRD SEES SALES TAX

Proposal OF Senator La
Toilette (P) of Wisconsin TO
raise the normal-surtax on cor
porations 10 so per cent along
the lines of treasury demands.
2-Demands for full taxation
Of interest on state and munich
pal bonds. The bill provides for
taxation of future issues.
3-Attempts to revise or elm
mate the victory Ia.
AID m in atoms fight
against freezing the social
security pay roll tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
N. Y. Store Sales Drop

NEW YORK. oct. New York
md Brooklyn department store
sales during the week ended Octo-
Der 3 were ) per cent below the
corresponding week of last year,
according TO A preliminary report
Of the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

1OOO00O0ONer the low Of
funds benefit with corresponding
a this time.
THE demands all workers employers alike
justify social
security a present time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Detroit Poultry

Market steady Hens. average run. &c
leChorn hens. ms UP lie cocks. IL
1fc. rock sprineers, DC rock hfoicrs,
Is all sizes. hen TURKEYS. ~ lbs. W
300 tom turkeys. rs lbs. up. CSC ducks.
White. ; lbs. Up. 1ac. geese. Young i5c.
EGGS Marker arm Current receipts
save: undsrsrades, az a32Ae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Industrial Loans
Decline Il Millions

NEW YORK. Oct. THE Fed
eral Reserve Board said CONNER
lcial. industrial and agricultural
loans of banks in 101 leading
cities declined 100000 in the
week ended September 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

the plaqu @
awarded by
] n Il uStr ial
Marketing for
the campaign
including the
most effective
use OF house
organs
The awards
Will be pre-
Scntcd az the
one-day con-
ference Of the
Direct Mail
4 q We rtiSIng
Association in
Now York.
October Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Livestock Markets
III TRDIT

DETROIT
CATTLE Receipts. $50. al slaughte'
classes 10 uEhi supply. steers ana heifers
Stra1y 70 EtrUuE ~ Monday srvsnrF HuT
cows steady bulls unchanged package
good 0qO-Ib fed steers. Sit 30; medium
grade shortfeds. held above Nl2 IS. me
dtum shortfed heifers ana part load nEni
Kentucky mixed grass steers and hcifers.
- 4.--a-eena H4..Ia- dA4r. II pc ~! Ned
steers ard hs4feFs Sif i4.-e~muUu tu irw
good beef COWS 50 - n 1913 Gamers and
cutters largely Sc 1919 20. odd head shelly
light Gamers down 10 s. 50; good weiEhty
sausage bulls. Sl2 25H u 50 common 20
medium bulls 50 50Ti2 Monday about
200 head good 20 choice 240-400-lh south
west stock steer calves xlin14 ~.
CALVES Receipts. $50 market steady
good 20 choice vealers 81 5OH IS mostly
ST. so common 10 medium, largely SIS 70
Is ~
Receipts 2 600 Eariy supply
Increased several hundred head held over
from late Monday slittle done early. pack
are good o. choice 75-lh. native lambs AZ
Slf Is steady with Monday 25c lower
close however most buyers talking around
Sl4 down. indications around steady on
sheen
HOGS Receipts 500. weights $50 lbs
M. ijc 10 20c lower. lighter averages and
other classes steady bulk. ls0-4O0.lh
butchers Si5.10H15.3n the latter price
paid freely mostly for 220- 260-lb averages
top. $3.50 20 small killers. tights $50
lbs down mainly. Sii sou 10 hulk sows
Sli % M 80. some light SONS Sl4 "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Dividends

General Shoe Corporation has
declared dividend of . cents en
the common. payable October 81
10 holders of record October Is
Same amount was paid in proceed.
ing quarters this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
SAYS InfIaton Should Be Attacked Directly

Senator VandenbcrG has taken the position that initiation
directly indirectly through
social security lie expressed opposition Ia radns the
eNaneouS od-agc
themselves As alternative
Michigan enforced induced bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
FOREIGN Exchange
Detroit Stocks

Sales msh LqsIi.oo cSs..
Psrks. q loo 100 % a., 73s
Rickel a co 20 100 Is IL -.
dividends ~, me fofeEsfnS .sbte are fns
amounts declared or paid Tar this Sesrs
unless otherwise noted. s-Liauidaffng dfst~
dend. bon seeumuiations. ss-Ea-dfvtAse9s
s-stOck dlytdsnA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

Bangor Hydro-Electric Company
has declared a dividend of 20 cents
on the common. payable Novrn.
her 2 20 holders Of record October
10 The firm paid 80 cents IN pre-
NiouS quarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07

Cerro DE Pasco Copper Corpor-
alton has declared a dividend of
81, payable November 2 10 holders
Of record October 16. Same
amount was paid August !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-07
Victory Levy
Seen as Doom
OF Sales Tax
Byrd, However, Predicts
It's Adoption Under New
Moreenthau Schedule
BY WILLIAM =. NEAL
International News service stan Writer


WASHINGTON, Oct. SEN
ators advocating a sales tax today
abandoned thought of seeking "a
include the levy in the $1,000
100000 tax bill unless the Senate
revOlts against the finance COM
mittee and throws out the 5 per
cent victory gross income levy
II made my fight in commit
tee and lost and 1 won't offer
sa.es tax amendment" said
Senator Guffey Cd Of PennSyl-
vania II think the hill will
pass pretty much a. IL is"
Neither Senators Nandenberl
.(R) Of Michigan nor Byrd Cd oil
Virginia, who prefer the sales ta>
TO the gross income levy. planned
to make a fight on the issue.
BYRD SEES SALES TAX
a sales tax il bound 10 come
in the new S6.O00.00 200 tax
bill which Secretary OF the
Treasury Morgenthau seeks"
said Byrd. "The bill we have
now pretty much skins of the
cream. and there isn't any choice
left"
Meantime The Senate header
into a battle over four outStand
ing issues in the tax bill. They
are: