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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-10-02

FURNISHED HOUSE and Lot in
Douglas. See Carl Lindstrom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
TomMooreFd(es
; Separate Suits

Efforts OF directors Of Tom
Moore Distillery Co TO pay
whisky dividend on the corpora
tons common shares now are
complicated by three separate
legal actions instituted by stock
holders.
Hearing in two Of these cases
brought in Wayne County Circuit
Court. in which temporary re-
straining orders nave heen issued
is set for Dec. 3.
The latest legal action against
the company. and a. threat to the
proposed dividend action. was in
>stituted recently in L 5 District
Court al louisville Ky IN an
effort 70 rejnsiate common. stock
vol-su n a. earlIer. corporate re-
organization
a corolary suit was brought
against the company here 10 force
establishment Of a reserve out of
which 10 pay dividends 70 original
stockholders should their suit in
Louisville district court be sue
cessful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
SEC Revdmping
Bond & Share

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 30-ln
a series of major moves, one Of
which has been nearly consum-
mated. the SEC is revamping the
Electric Bond and Share Co
Although Samuel w. Murphy
president of tho r. p e. 6. told
stockholders on Oct -13. Last thai
IN the management opinion dis
solution is not necessary under the
holding company act he pointed
out that many radical changes in
operations were inevitable.
In some quarters opinion is held
II Bond and Share is not dissolved
II viii be reorganized as mere
shell and that II IL continues as
a holding company II will retain
American and Foreign Power Co,
Inc. AS It's major system An al
Tentative would be 10 merge p.
K : and American and Foreign
Power into a combined company
Bond and Share-has no debt and
IN recent years il has been apply
ing cash funds toward reduction
Of rs S. and So preferreds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Auto
Graphs
OPA Still Eyes
Used Car Ceilings
Plus Rationing Plan
BY SILER FREEMAN

The Office Of Price Admins
tration seems TO be heading
toward used car price ceilings
again nut this time it is tying
them IN with used car rationing,
10 get away from the confusion
that accompanied the used
trucks ceilings. tThe first step
was taken last week when an
automobile rationing committee
was set up by the OPA.
The work of the committee,
composed Of 30 volunteer con-
sultantS representing auto deal
erS and associations, is osten-
Sibly TO advise wit hthe auto
mobile rationing branch of the
OPA on rationlng problems. But
since 20 of the 30 are new or
used car dealers. observers see
an indication that used car ra-
tloning is still on the books.
If and when the ceilings come,
it is believed that they Will be
protected by issuing the ceilings
and a rationing plan almost
simultaneously. Bert Baker is
Detrolt's representative on the
committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Parts Chiefs Meet

ChrySler Corp. parts division
regional managers are in De-
troit this week for a three-day
conference at the Detroit.
Leland Ray Aver, sales man.
ager, and c. II. Scribner. direc-
tor of sales, are in charge of the
meeting.
The conference was called to
developed plans for assistance to
Dodge, Chrysler, Plymouth and
De Soto dealers in maintaining
essential transportation. Home
officials participating in the
meeting include A. vanDerZee,
vice president of Chrysler; F. c.
Bahr, parts division general
manager; T. f. Waterfall, oper-
ating manager, and N. 1. Farley.
administrative director of war
activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
STORY OF YANK INGENUITY
Know How PAYS
As Mdkeshift
Frees Machines

Substituting a few old pieces Of
pipe and scrap materials for $50
-eeo worth of fine machinery
sounds like a miracle, but that
what Nash-kelVnator engineers
did recently in the Grand Rapids
plant.
When company officials learned
that six big tGyret latbcS being
used in sanding and polishing the
hub of the NOTWITHSTANDING pro-
pollcr. were badly needed for an
other war job they set our 10 find
substitutes.
Made entirely from scrap ma
terialS, the fixture in the adjoining
picture was the result. Although
the Observation-Disclosures tool shops
turned out the simple hand polish
ing fixtures as "makeshift ="
they're actually doing a better
Job than the more complex
mechaniSmS replaced because they
are far easier 10 control.
Propeller blades polished on
them are being used on Flying
FortrcSScS and some - other Al
; lIpd WarDlanCS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
On the
business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Times Financial Editor

Just about a year ago ms
column suggested that on the
first anniversary of Pearl Harr
Dor war bonds issued from that
date on be nonredeemable until
the Maturity date. II called at
tention TO the increase IN re-
demptions
Included in the recommended
ton was an escape clause, so
that in cases Of proven need,
any individual could get his
money
! sent a copy OF that column
10 secretary OF the treasury and
called his particular attention
10 the paragraphs which pre-
dicted that on the cessation OF
hostilities there would be a
food of bond redemptions, which
more than any other single fac
tor would contribute 10 runaway
initiation
The answer ! received was
that the Tedemption-on-deindho
feature waS-the- biggest selling
point and that the patriotism
OF Americans would not let them
cash bonds unnecessarily,
! still feel that the patriotic
American doesn't demand or
want that redemption feature
that he's willing 10 lend his
money until the government
agreed 10 repay il or until he IS
In dire need
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Egg Production
Gains in State

LANSING, Nov. 30 CUP)-The
federal-state crop reporting serv-
ice announced today that 1885,
100000 eggs were produced in
Michigan during the first 10.
months OF this year as compared
with 1,244.O0O.O0O for the same
period last year
The state had an average of
$4,000 layers on October, an
increase of about 2 per cent over
the same month last year, the
report said
Mash prices averaged S34l per
cwt., an increase Of 20 per cent
over last year while grains av-
eraged S261 per cwt., an increase
of 81 per cent,
Eggs sold for 4s.2 cents per
dozen, chickens 253 cents per
pound. increases of 20 and "a
per cent respectively as COM
pared with prices for October,
1912. the report said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Pilots Pessimisfic

Salmon found that fighter
pilots with whom he talked in
England are not optimistic
about an early end TO the war
in Europe. 1t may he that the
recent 'blitzes" of Berlin and
other German centers may have
changed their views hut at the
time the Ryan engineer was
there, the combat fliers could
not see the end Of the European
war for at least two years.
"Our bomber crews say that
they haven't made enough Of
dent in German war production
To bring the end in sight" SAL
mon says There still seem 10
he huge supplies Of Nazi planes
and pilots, all Of high quality.
Nobody knows how many fac
tories have gone underground,
or how much production has
been scattered over wide areas
such as Czecho-Slovakia and
Austria which are so far virtu-
ally out OF bomber range"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Mostly e Bonds

And even these latest treas
ury figures are subject 20 some
Interpretation
You vii NOTE that Z z and q
sales are bulkcd together The
r and G. bonds are sold almost
entirely 10 larger investors who
huy them specifically for long
term investments Redemptlons
IN this variety bond are irhni-
tcs.ual
Thus hy bulkng the three
t,pes together. the treasury Is
a6le ~ show a better record
than actually exist, In the popu-
lar r type var bond
Then too 10 certain indus
trial areas the record Of re-
dempt0ns is actually alarming
Here IN Detroit the Federal
Reserve Bank has expanded
IFS redemption department and
even opened an hour earlier IN
the morning 70 eliminate the
long lines which were on hand
when the doors opened each
DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Air Lines
Financing
PLAN Told

NEW YORK, Nov 30 United
Air Lines has announced details
of proposed financing TO raise
approximately 100000 for
postwar expansion, including au-
thorIzation of 100000 shares Of
preferred stock with a par value
OF 500 per share In letter TO
stockholders calling special
meeting for Dec. - IN Chicago.
The plan also calls for author-
cation 10 increase amount OF COM
mon stock to 100000 shares and
10 raise par value Of this stock TO
$40. Authorization also viii be
sought for 10000 shares Of man
agement stock. according 10 w.
a. Patterson, president
The dividend rate Of preferred
stock only l05.032 shares of which
are expected 10 be- issued lmmedi-
atelv is expected 20 be around ! p
per cent. Patterson SAID but has
not been determined finally. If
authorized II Will he offered 10
stockholders late i'm December he
said. in ration Of seven preferred
shares for each 100 common
shares.
Stockholders would have 10
DAYS to exercise prior wight 10 pur-
chase preferred stock and holders
of preferred VIII have option OF
converting II into common stock
al any time within 10 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

England. birthplace of mech
anized industry, is still in the
primitive days of mass produc-
ton, according to Benjamin T.
Salmon, chief engineer of Ryan
Aeronautical Co, who has Just
returned from a trip 10 Britain.
He found aircraft workers in
some plants still pounding rivets
by hand with ball-peen ham,
mers.
Many other kinds of work on
planes. which factory workers
here always do by machine, are
still turned out by hand, he re-
ported. And the quality of the
Workmanship suffers, he thinks.
The British feel they IN.
oS8g very weIl,T Salmon said.
And 20. theS are, by COMPARE
son win their prewar produce
ton. But n close look at the
workmanship Of their aircraft
reveals that even the best Of 10
is little better than average by
American standards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
'Cesh-In' Rate High

I felt then. and I feel now,
that too many unthinking peo-
pie buy bonds under pay roll
plans only 10 cash them IN so
days later - thus putting the
government 70 a lot Of unneces-
sary expense.
Now comes the figure for No
vember sales and redemptions.
which shows that bonds arc be-
ing cashed in al rate OF almost
% per cent q sales
In the first - DAYS OF Novem-
Der S649 900 600 in r. + and G
bonds WeHe sald and nearly
STAT 600 600 cashed in
Redemptons since July ! have
been running AZ the rate Of l3
per cent Of sales as against
3 per cert a year ago--Showlng
an almost steady increase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Market
Moves
UneVenIy

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 up
Stocks opened irregular in quiet
trading today. Bonds also were
mixed Cotton futures lost to 4
points.
American Distilling was an
initial strong spot, II opened at
90, up a point A few other is
sues made small fractional adj
vanceS, including National Steel,
General Electric, Pepsi-Cola and
r. j Reynolds Tobacco 3.
A long list Of stocks opened at
the previous close. Among these
were Wright, which had
a block of l,200 shares Radio
Corp, General Motors. Boeing Air
plane. Baltimore and Ohio on 900
shares. Lockheed, Pennsylvania.
Commonwealth and Southern
Montgomery ward. Common
wealth Ednson, Anaconda. Home
stake Mining, Warner Brothers
Pictures. Caterpillar Tractor and
Socony-Vacuum
Bethlehem Steel made a new
low on tho first sale Al 54ls. off
Il Small declines also were
made by Woolworth, Westinghouse
Electric. American Airlines, Il. S.
Smelling -Manville. Nor
folk and Western, American To-
bacco 3, ChrySler, Public Service
issues. American Telephone and
Sears Roehuck J. /. Case lost a
full point 10 100 United Aircraft
sold al PAS, ex-diWdend. off "a
and . ncNV lou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Homer Presiident
Of Aircraft Co.

NEW YORK, Nov 30-Eugene
(. Wilson is relinquishing the Of
flee Of president of United Air
craft Corp. in order TO devote his
entire time 10 his duties as vice
chairman Of the corporation. Ray
croft Walsh. formerly senior vice
president. has been made a vice
chairman.
II. Mansfield Horner. previously
vice president in charge OF manu-
featuring and general manager OF
Pratt e. Whitney. Aircraft divi-
sion, has been elected president.
William p Gwinn. formerly assist
ant general manager OF Pratt a.
Whitney Aircraft division. has
been promoted TO acting general
manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
M. S. Rukeyser:
M. S. Rukeyser:
Public Must Decide
On Wartime Control

ma jor decision - by American people
whether the wartime regmenta
a from normally way Of life
whether the economic controls
Washington continued after the
Chase New Deal philosopher sometimes called an
a Salvo this theological battle IN
book published Century Fund under the title
Where's Money Coming From? This is described as NO
in o guide lines Americas future.
sundry word the strange
merging sophstcaon recurrent theme stands
fof the L 8 A who would like 10
demoblzation day. going to
hard when they realize what resulting
imitation might I'd their pocketbooks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Farmers Market

FRulTs-Apples Raldwins ~. s3a
4 80 M Ncfr'nFh so !. SO 81 2 IN .
- So jog7sysn, ~ - Z Z
I. s393 so bu. 80 ?. q northern sp}s.
fare 50 So tu Nc /, 50 llHi 10 2
S242 to. WaFrneT 70. J. S3H 81 tn-;
SO 2 80 so SHOWS ~ N51 5o ~
80 So s'ecies Fed 10. 50 81
LETTUCE Asp SALAD GFEENs--
Ce.sry Cahrage 30 J. 81 1Ad 30 M :
80 9 81 Leaf Lettuce dollhouse No J.
ST - 10-h rarket Eud.ve fancy - so
IA No l2141 ~. No. 2 81 Esca-
r-.e. fancy 81 so nu. No. /, soc = -
vFaETARLE GREENS -cab6sSs
Greens So g. eoc 81 ou Coiards. No
1 75caSi nu Ksle 80 | sc 81 bu /:
Turnir Greens so Sial IS hu. Spin
ach 80 75c 81 hu Mustard Greens.
VEGETABLES ,Miscsuaneousl - Bee's,
punched No 7Sc g. dor bchs topped
So ! S2Tr So bu 40 81 so. Broccoli.
so So 500 hu Cabbage, No. 81 p
20 ru sc . 81 Red Cahbage No !,
81 7'72 2' og 80 ? 81 %, curry ca, car
topped No J. s2.25a2 So su No 2.
Sis CauiAower fancy 50 50 hu. No.
/ 50 soa3 80 2 50 celery Root 10. /.
81 doz celery. fancy. 81 so doz hchs
80. 7s7 ssc. 40 2 500 4oc. Fennsl.
No 50 dor bchs No. 2 - Horse
radish. no 1 s. Is PECK hask 70 ?.
81 50 KohrAhi 80 l. 75cd 81 doz bchs
Leeks 80 SOL so d0z hchs onions.
dr, fancy So so 5g-lh sack No. /, 81 Is
"a. pafEntps. fancy Sfr SO nu No. l.
50 soa3.vN 80 g. 81 Parsley Root No. /
81 81 doz bchs Curly Parsley, 80. 4
7sc9si doz nchs Potatoes SO 81 On
q 31S 100 lbs so. Q 81 So Pumpkins
10. /, 81 50 13 hu So 81 81 Rad
'shss red ho'bouse 40 81 81 don
bchs RutAbaEas 40 /. Siri 81 hu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Serious Situation

And the bulk Of the redemp-
tlons are handled by mail with
big mail bags full coming IN
each day
The situation is steadily be-
corning more serious
Some action VIII be necessary
in the near future and ! person
ally doubt II IL can be delayed
until after the 1914 elections
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

This is in line with the year aco-i1 Atlantic
Monthly by ALVIN H. Hansen Harvard and New Deal
adviser 10 the effect that should
trolls from Washington after the at least until after
sion has been completed
What does Bernard NJ Barch who the middle these
policies Washington think the theological
restoration after the society?
The gossip that the economic agencies intend continue
grinding out their ukaSes right into the For
the Washington letter Of the Wall Street Journal recently revealed
Decentralization machinery will mobilization
"Baruch and Bynes interpret the Presidents
activities that WPB will o
OH materials decide what's made when. The
and the will
The OPA will price rationng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Called Strange Type Of Scholarship

Chases book which is largely study semsntics,
strange adNtue OF shrewd observation and nvete For example
the faacy behind the But
getting the soundness colossal national
debt purports dismiss problem quoting
Deal bureaucat the employ Of the New York Stock
change giving that the debt he taken Of
Likewise that the soundneS
slogan for full employment and full capacity operation industry
demonstrated by the fact that conservative newspaper ed
torially supported the idea,
This is strange type of scholarship especially for like
Chase who and who should
respect for that discipline of counting things and accounting for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
SteeIs Remain
Over % Pct.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 Steel
operations for this week are
scheduled at 99.5 per cent of ingot
against 991 per cent in
the previous week, an increase Of
GA per cent, according 20 Ameri-
can Iron and Steel Institute A
month ago indicated rate was 100
per cent.
Current schedule is equivalent
to production of l734,200 net tons
of ingots and castings for the
week, against 1927 800 IN the
preceding week. 1,7l3.000 a month
ago and 1851. 600 in the CORE
spending week last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Denies Firm 10 Pay
itfh;e.l,u ni,GidIonI. j.
ftiiiSTN "a S1ttS~~.eA
w In1N IA ,N. p. =

NEW YORK. Nov, 30-Jphn 3.
De Haven. president of Allied
Mills Inc, has sent letter 10
stockholders discounting any pos
sibiliy the company might declare
whisky dyridend from inven-
tories of Century Distilling Co. A
sales agreement has been made
for. the sale of Century 10 Ma
tIonal DiSullers Products Corp
which must he ratified by stock
holders. Dec. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Curb Exchange Seat
Price Drops 10 $500

NEW YORK. Nov 30 Arrange
ments had been made today for
the sale of a New York Curb En-
change membership at 500, off
500 from the previous tranSac-
ton. Current market IS $4,000 bid
and so 600 offered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Establishes New Permanent Way Of Life

In face of the haloonng debt deficit expenditures Chase
we cannot stand front Of figures these armed only
traditional
spending debt, production national
which the limits Of what
Americans have hitherto believed possible
Behind observation conviction that this
abnormal wartime period deour but establishes new
permanent way Of lfe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

Dodge since 1924 and has been
truck representative. regional
truck manager and assistant re-
gional manager. Oulette has
been with Dodge since 1917 in
the advertising division. In 1927
he was made assistant director of
advertising and in 1910 he was
named sales SUPERVISOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

president and
d ire ctor of
s a lie s. Van
y ort w lex s
former job as
r @ z i o n a |
manager for
Detroit and
in Elm natl
will be taken
overb by Louis
j. Ouellette.
Van Mort
" ic k h a S
b e G n W it h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Earnings

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Y y
fpfT 1912
October net loss Ssa COS 'S765 SIS
% months net 81 1921 SIS S3.lb1 600
Income,
AMERICAN ZINC
Quarter ending sept 80
1898 1912
Net profit SiI270 Sl32 0sN
CONSOI CoPPERMINES
Quarter ending Sept 30
1913 1912
Net profit S72 a6f Sl76 e54
Per share &C l4c
SHFRwIN- WILLIAMS. CANADA
Fiscal year ending Aus
Net income So >otl -
Per common share NlNf -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
u. s. Visible Wheat
Supply Decreases

- CHICAGO, Nov: 80 Visible
tupply Of wheat decreased 5y5So. e
600 6ushelS IN the week ennen'
Noy. u. according to figures
rornuried ~ The Chicago Roaitot
Trade Corn. increased 900,
oats decreased 10000 rye De,
creased 256 600 barley increased
PSI 600 and soybeans increased
90 nm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Livestock Market
DETROIT

CATTI FL 500 broad demand all
classes around 10 loads steers offered.
mostly medium and good Rentuckys steers
and heifers opening strong 20 25c highrT
load good Oq0-lh Kentucky fed steers,
SIS. load medium weights Slf Is, others
mostly $3.50 n 1915, scattered sales com
mon ~ medium natives. Nll l3, small
iot good yearHnE steers. Sl5 Is. few me-
dunn heifers SHIP 50 common light
weights g 50 y 10. cows very active. CSC
20 soc n CHER. common and medium beef
COWS s. sou 10 30 few good cows. Sll
tanners and cutters mainly So 2S1s few
shelly Gamers So ouns 25c higher me
dunn and good $40 n Il. cutter and COM
mon. S7195O. replacement cattle scarce.
scattered sales about steady.
CALVEs--j0o fully steady, hulk good
and choice vealers SIS So odd head
higher. medium vealers, SIS ais, Gull and
HOES 500 Opening 15e higher or
good ana chool~e 20o-270-lo weights AZ
Si3 90 little done on other weights and
sHEFP-i 500 slaughter lambs moder-
.a+elv active steady 20 2Sc higher; sheep
operinr steady sGood and choice native
woolsd lambs. earS Sli.io1147a. mostly
So - ne4ium 70 GOOD mixed droyes'
ii' doass - W western s6orn lamb. mostly
M ] pelts unsold early sales common TO
choice slaughter eves- IS z a ''.
chicago
CHICAGO Nov % UNSj-H HOGS
IS Uo1 steady TOP Sl3 IS. bulk Si3n
Is as heavies Sf3 SO 80 IS mediums,
Si3T5. lights - IS - So light lights.
Si2u12.T5. packing sows, Sl2 .50'a -
> cATTLF "a 500. 70 70 IS cents higher.
Cslves-li 500 steady. Beef steers choices
Si58lsT5: medium SI4n15. yearliugs.
Si2H16 30 Butchers heifers. $40 n l6.
COWS Ssdi2 bulls SIS 500 1880; calves.
50 MS. feeders Sl0T 10 Stockers steers,
Si1 H13 so: COWS and ne fers. e = II.
SHEEP rs 600 steady Lambs Sii
~ t.. common Si2T14. yeariinEs Sl1 n
II 90. feeders Sii 70 ewes s. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Grand Rapids Vdrnish
Paws Zoe on Common

Grand Rapids Varnish Corp. has
declared a dividend of 20 cents
on the common, payable Dec II
10 holders of record Dec. 10. Pay
ments for 1913 total 30 cents
against 40 cents last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Paul Proposes
Corporate Tax
Ceiling Revision

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-Ran-
delph Paul, treasury tax sPokes-
man. suggested a revision of the
so per cent corporation tax cell
ing ito effect more satisfactory
graduation in effective rates"
He made three alternative pro-
posals in his presentation 10 the
Senate finance committee.
Substitution of an SIS per
cent excess profits tax for IS per
cent rate adopted by the House,
eliminating postwar refund and
retaining present so per cent
overall limit.
2-Leave so per cent limitation
in effect as 10 gross taxes but
cause postwar credit 10 be de-
termined AS though this limitation
were not in the law.
3-Increase present limit from
80 per cent 10 IS per cent
Pauls statement on thS phase
of corporate taxation deala1 with
effect OF House-propoSed' 80 per
cent excess profits rate-en-
porations which now earn up ur
10 The point Of the so per cen,
ceiling.
He pointed out higher rate
leaves gross tax OF these corpora
tons unaffected and that only by
increasing normal and surtax rates
can an increase be brought about
in their overall burden without
altering the 80 per cent limit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Van Nortwick Promoted

Loren +. Van NortWick has
been made director of territory
development for Dodge, accord
ing 10 Forest II. Akers. vice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Detroit Stocks

N zoos HiEh Loa u g chEs
Dft Eo!s0n - % % 20
scot onion 70 ~ H. III s.
UNLISTED
NY Cent $50 iiis 49, 49, ....
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
POSTWAR CREDIT

Furthermore, he contended, ef-
fective tax rate, after allowing for
postwar credit. for these corpora
tions actually is reduced by an
increase in the excess profits
rates. This is true. he said. be-
cause postwar credit will be
greater and so per cent ceiling
would remain in effect.
Paul submitted a table showing
that each Of his suggested revi-
SionS would increase net effective
tax rate as proportion of taxable
excess profits 10 taxable income
goes UP.