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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-30
No. 2isl'ss
ORDER or pIRfIfl1,o

Al a session o' sa'd our v,
In the CRY Of nrror Wa.
County Michigan an sep,.r,. j.
s. 1913. meg
Present Honorable THOMAS
MURPHY. cireui' Jadss
Il appearing b this Com, 49,
affidavit on No ihs o.,.
Vauehns dcferdan' here.n = ~,
resident 81 ne CIV e, p.,..'
state Of Michigan. hsi re,e., !,
Chsi'anoora Tennessee ,ss...,
beins 2sl5 vialam. s,rse
on MOTION OF cHARfES
BERRY Aiiorrcf ' rlsir,r
IT IS ORDERED IA, 4, /.
fendari. Ovens vs41crs ss..
-if's appearance n SAT- cause 4,
or before three r8aihs ~,
Tho datc ~ this O-aer a. ~
Bill viii he taken - osis,.s
against him and ihs' saia ors,
lie published W iho De-o, "a.
bune newspape IS r,ss "a
published and ciols,rx "a "a
County and > cory = To san.
be sent 70 The las' sroer ADDER,
~ The defendant ~ resls,r.
rail
THOMAS ] NrRrHy.
ciaca' hlr.
ga True Copy
CASPAR J. IiNGENtN cirrk
~ ARTHUR y JONES
Deputy Clerk lo. -l...l
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Anthem, Nelson. Attorney
lni Gnaranix Rldg.

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County CT
Wayne in Chancery
I.OyEAI. CrRNS. Plaintiff. VS..
ETHEL CCRNS. Defendant.
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'A"s. \. Kerry. Atone,
1905 Broadna,

STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN u
1 I, Court for ihs coanu u
WAYNE IN cAaroeff
sVslE yAuGHNS pisIn,r
= n''e ~ 1f'NS Defends,
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Ralph W. Miller. Attorney
11if tanlff street

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Couri for the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery.
HENRY cLARDY, Platntiff VS..
HELEN CLARDY, Defendant.
No. s40.9s3
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At session az said Court held
AZ the County building OF the
city OF Detroit, County OF WAYNE.
State OF Michigan on This
50 day Of September, AID 1913.
Present Honorable DEWITT
II. MERRIAM. Circuit Judge.
II appearing TO this court from
the affidavi, hereto attached. thai
The defendant named herein Is
not resident OF the state q
Michigan. but that she resides IN
the town OF Watonga. County Of
BNinc. STATE of Oklahoma. and
as >such cannot be served with
TrocSss issued out q this Court;
on motion or RALPH W..
MILLER. ATTORNEY for the Plain
nff herein named;
TT is ORDERED; That the
said Defendant Helen Clardy. ap-
pear and answer tho said Bill.
or COMPLAINT. filed IN this
cause. within THREE MONTHS,
80 Months from the date OF
this order hereof or the same
may be taken a. confessed: and
that copy n this ORDER shall
be published as required by law
In the Detroit Tribune. a News
paper printed and circulated In
: WAYNE County. state Of Michi-
gan. and that like copy be sent
10 the Defendant 81 her las
f known address. watonga. OKLA
homa
DEWITT H. MERRIAM.
Circuit Court
"a True Copy
( CASPAH J. LlNGEMAN Clerk
BY l.. G NAULT.
Deputy Clerk 1919 li-2o
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No. sss.4s7

ttc0i Cou, Tor the County Of
Name in Chareet
W. si6.iSs
JESSIE b JONES. Plaintiff VS..
MATTHEW JONES. Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al session Of said Court held
h. the cry OF Detroit Wayne
cosnty Michigan. on Angus, 20.
A u. 1913
Present Honorable JANIS +
CtENOT Circuit Judge
u appearing 70 this Honorable
Court from snidaviis on fiie here
N. that after diligent search
and INQUIRY he defendants res
idence is unknown and csunot he
nscertained
ON NOTION q CHARLES r.
BERRY. Attorney FOR The Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that a copy
az this order be published &C
corling 10 law in The Detroi
Tribune. a newspaper printed
published and circulating in sait
county and also copy OF sait
order be sent 10 said detendau
AZ mis- last known address llo'
u Baltimore Avenue. Detroit
/ Michigan. hs registered mail
JAMES T. tHENOr.
Circuit Judge
"a True Cop,A
( CAsPAR l.lNGENA$ clerk.
| IN r DrBEN,
bepaiy clerk s-lS~ lo-1'
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Arthur y. Davidson. Attorney
sN'5 Hastings
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court FOR the County of
WaNne in Chancery
Made ROSS Plaintiff VS.
FERRY ROSS. Defendant.
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rASrAR Z LiNGENAN. Clerk
~ y y SARDF
Deputy ie~ ~. ii-i5
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John n Morris, Attorney
els v. Forest Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the
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charles X Berry. Attorney
l3O> Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN IN tie
tcai Cous Tor the County 81
l,aNre in ChuEctit
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rr Is FURTHER ORDERED
that q copy Of this order be pub
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
WAYNE in Chanoery.
HENRY cI.ARDY, Plalntiff vs..
HELEN CLARDY. Defendant
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oRnLR of PIRIlcATIoN

JESSIE h ZONES. Plaintiff VI
MATTHEW ZONES. Defendani.
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simmons a Bibb. Attorneys
sS5 cratiof Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN. in The
Circuit Court for the County Of
WAYNE. in Chancery
MARIE STOKES Plaintiff vs..
WELL STOKES D,fendari
a 49,
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"a Trne Copy
CASrAR J. LlNGEMAN. clerk
By-l.- MALT.
Deputy Clerk lo-9-li-2o
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Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chancery.
DAISY NJ. ROBINSON. Plain
ilff VS. JAMES A. ROBINSON.
Defendant
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"a True Copy
cAspAR J. LINcEMAN. Clerk
BY l.. G. NAUIT. io-2-il-e
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True CopNi
rASPAR J. IlNGEMAN Jerk.
~ r. " METHOD
Deputy CLERK. s25 il-1s.
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Al session ~ SAD 1oe.,
IN the CRY Of ncyor Wa.
County Michigan an se,,,.,.'
s. 1913. ''a
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STATE or MICHIGAN. in The
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne In Chancery
ORA !. CRAFT Plaintiff. vs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
CITES FEATURES

Although seeming 10 approach
this recommended principle, the
ways and means committee
makes several vital departures
Instead of relating the discount
TO the prevailing interest rate
on treasury borrowings, the com
mIttee proposes radically
higher discount, running as high
as s per cent for those who
double up and pay their eSti-
mated tax liability for income
earned in 1913 by June Is next.
Moreover, those who prepay
their l943 tax liability by Sep
tember IS would earn a discount
rate Of 4 per cent. and those
who pay by December Is. 2 per
cent, according TO the committee
proposal. This special induce
ment is proposed for 1913 only
If in 1914 the taxpayer prepayS
his 1914 tax liability, he would
under this plan, get 4 per
cent discount on amounts paid
before March Is. a 3 per cent
discount on amounts PREPAID by
June Is. a 2 per cent discount
for proponents by September
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
New Type Ship
Firm TO Launch Largest
Vessel in IFS History

NtW YORK. March 20 III,
first transport of its type launched
in United States is scheduled +,
be sent down the ways of Kearny
\. !. yard OF the Federal ship
building and Dry Dock Co. on
Sunday. The vessel viii be tho
largest launched there in more
than - years of the Yards history
Immediately after the launching.
the yard viii be- presented with
L. S. Maritime Commissions M
pcnnant for outstanding produc-
llon achievement in the conStruc-
ton Of CO vessels
The yard VIII bc the first TO
receive the pcnnant for work ON
- ships. which have proved the
most economical and efficient
modern merchantmen under any
Tag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
The 'Bodmen Type

Washington sources say that
Dctroit'S Henry r. Bodmar
could have had the OPA counsel
general post had he wanted II,
bat that he turned il down,
before IL was formally offered,
10 save embarrassment.
He backed the scheme 10
eliminate policymaking from the
legal branch.
Although Atty. Bodman Will
not replace youthful David
GinsberG, insiders say that the
successor will be of the Bod
man type
Not willing 10 give up with
out a fight. Ginsberg is said 10
he awaiting Prentiss Brown :
return 10 Washington 10 file IN
dignant protests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Army TdkeS0veI
Laundry in n. Y.

NEW YORK. March 20 The
NayfloWer Laundry. unit oi
Consolidated Laun6ric> Corp. 10.
cether with Iull operational staff
has been taken over by the L. $
army for me duration. m the first
action Of this type IN this area.
All former Nayhower customer,
VIII be served 10y their old route
statesmen from other OF Con>ol.
dated plants
MsyHower plant one O. the new.
est and most modern n New York
served approximately 500 GUS
-torrcry 1-d -rr-Ttcvcd ..'''f-5' mon an,
women who VIII become cl'll >srt
ice employees q t0c government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

Business Week makes ON q
prcdlC, nc winch n calls some
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bets .
SALARY celllnc- MI come ar
increases IN an brackets VIZ re-
main subject 10 elastic controls.
NJ Important legislative
changes IN the craft Fathers
Vail start Eo.DE by midsummer;
IN late ,aurllE.- physical stand
ards VII hC lowered and men
over IS VIII be called bona l.te
farmers VIII stay on The land.
"pcra-ArcLt' industrial defer
mcntS v.u be- few.
. Supplies Of industrial n q
service equipment Nil ease pre-
CrcSSlvely bar only slightly
. Consumer goods VIII Get
.Scarccr throughout tho year ~
Cept for repair parts permitted
increases IN production VIII fan
20 balance depletion OF inyrr.
tories In 1914. supplies VIII
htCin 10 increase.
Food viii get >carr~r, att rs
Senua.S. except possibly bread
StuIs Will hc rauoned by end OF
near.
. Nobody particularly wants 10
liquidate Claude Il Wickard as
food administrator, but ne won't
last tho YEAR.
. Price Administrator Prentiss
Brown VIII last.
. Don't worry about tires the
present rather favorable sltua--
ton Will get no worse.
. Gasoline for civilians on the
East Coast will get tighter and
tichter-1t Will disappear alto
gether for a time when spring
summer invasion starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Shelter Profit
Lower in 1912

Shelter Mfg Corp and Sub>ldi-
aries for the year ended Dec. 81,
1912. show a net profit of S206, 6S4,
after depreciation, etc and pro-
vision of S3S3,62S 1or federal in
come and excess profits taxes,
equal 10 81 cents a share on 213,-
S39 shares Of stock Foregoing
figures give effect TO tentative
agreement reached on renegotia-
ton Of war contract prices
Net profit for 1871 was S2l2,O63
or 81 per share, after tax re-
serve of S204.277.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Rails Strong
Cash on Hand 947 Million
Assets Near 3 Billion

NEW YORK. March 20 The
railroad industry ended 1912 with
the strongest cash and current
asset position in the past decade
or more
On Dec. 81. 1CC reported the
1876 Class railroads had total
cash on hand of S947 1882. com
pared with $769.390,O4S at end of
l9il
Total current assets on Dec. 81
were more than $1,000. 100000
greater than. year before. stand
ing AT S2.9S5, 47S.673. compared
with $l914.52 30 on Dec. 81.
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
S59, 100000 Increase
In Brokers Loans

NEW YORK, March 20 Loans
to brokers and dealers I'M SccurI-
ties by New York City Reserve
Member Banks IN the week ended
March II totaled S454.O0O.OOO. an
increase OF 100000 over the
preceding week and an increase Of
Sl62 100000 over the 1912 week
Other loans for purchasing on
carrying securities were Sli2. OOO.-
900, an increase of S2.OOOOOO over
/ the previous week, but decline
of S60e0.0OO from a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Cashiers Election

The Association of Cashiers
Of the Detroit Stock Exchange
held IFS annual election with
the following results.
President Is Herbert Cook of
Waiting Lerchen, vice president,
Elmer Larson of Merrill Lynch.
Pierce, Fenner and Beane, sec
rotary. Miss Clara Troy OF
Grouse. Bennett. Smith. and
treasurer. Charles Lowe Of
HornbloWer & Weeks.
Two newly elected members
Of the executive committee are
r, w. Marquardt OF Campbell
McCarty, and Frank HoulIhan
Of Y. c. O'DOnnell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
.Ex-CeH-0 Nets
; Million in Year

/ EN-Ccll-O Corp, for the nSca
year ended Nov. 30 1912, report:
a net profit of $3,037, 504 after
provision of SIS. $4,000 for fedora
income and excess profits taxes
! Net is equal 20 S762 a share
The company stated that fore
going figures reflect agreement
with respect 10 contract rcncgo-
tiatIon with the district price adj
JuStment board.
For the IL months ended Nov.
80, 1871. net profits was $3.50
CTS or $50 share when the
federal tax reserve was s.. $40. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Bankers Trust Votes
Dividend Of 90 Cents

Ralph Nixon, vice president and
secretary of Bankers Trust Com
pauy of Detroit. announces dee
laratiOn by The board OF directors
Of the twelfth consecutive semi
annual dividend amounting TO 40
cent, per share, payable April Is.
20 holders of record of April 3.
1913 In addition the board added
$4,000 10 surplus of the com.
pany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

reasonable provision OF asking
taxpayers TO pay in excess OF
one years taxes at the very
time when the regular tax bur
den has reached a new peak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
ENTITLED TO RATES

As matters now stand. the APP
IpGcability of Immigrant rate cuts
to much Of the freight is in dis
lpute. But the maritime commits
lSion. for example, has formally
ruled that all the material which
went into the construction Of MGR
chant ships after Dec. g. 1911, was
entitled 10 the reduced rates be-
cause after that date such mate
trials were TO be used solely for
military purposes.
Dispute eventually VIII be re-
solved by the general accounting
teffiee when II gets around TO
auditing the governments freight
bills, perhaps six 10 eight months
hence. Meantime. the railroads al
READY have collected full rates on
1.-The shipments in question and in
the case Of 1912 earnings have
paid federal taxes and in some in
stances excess profits taxes on that
income.
This situation makes highly vul-
tnerable the earnings positions of
IA large number Of railroads. par
ticularly the leading western and
tranScontinental carriers. These
latter carriers would be hard hit
lShouId The comptroller general
later hold that the government
was entitled 10 reduced rates on
the freight over which the dispute
now is raging.
Among the roads whose earn
ings would be affected the most
are the Union Pacific, Southern
Pacific; Atchlson. Topeka & Santa
Re. and the Great Northern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
REWARD OF DISCOUNT

A reward in the form OF a
discount in the amount of the
tax liability is 10 be offered for
prepayment Of taxes.
Specifically, this is in line
with a public recommendation
which this writer first made in
1920. AT that time, this writer
proposed that the government
give an inducement 10 taxpayers
10 pay in full by March Is. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
INCOMES TRIMMED

Affected 10 a lesser extent would
be the Northern Pacific and Chi
cago, Milwaukee. ST Paul Il Pa
clfic All roads which share in So
called equalization rates with the
Immigrant carriers, and most Of
them do, would have their incomes
trimmed 10 some extent.
Land-grant rates are lower-than-
commercial charges which by law
apply on government freight used
for military and naval purposes.
These rate concessions ranging up
TO 40 10 50 per cent grew out Of
the governments land grants TO
the railroads in the early days Of
Iall CONSTRUCTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Still Held Good

Two months AGO. Business
Week presented a similar list Of
good things The following. II
states, still are good
. Ne Social SecuritvicEISlatnu
will be enacted before the 1914
elections.
. Openly or not. the Little Steel
wage formula viii be a dead let
ter by July. tNow II looks
earlier.
Farm bloc Will succeed IN toss
ing parity aside as an obstacle
10 the rise IN prices.
. There will be no National
Service Act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
j. 5. Graphite Nets
St.04 Share in Year

L. S Graphite Company and its
subsidiaries for the year ended
Dee. -, 1912, report net profit
.of Sl673O4. after provision of
$500, 800 for federal income and
excess profits taxes, equal 10 81 .04
a share This compares with $3.50
7ii or Sl69 a share in the pre-
.Cedlng year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
j. 5. Stores Report
Sales Over AZ Week

NEW YORK. March 20-The
Federal Reserve Board reported
department store sales last week
were } per cent higher than dur
ing the same period last year. In
the preceding week such sales
were II per cent greater than In
the similar period IN 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

stead of taking advantage of the
privilege of deferrlng payments
through making quarterly IN
Stalment remittanCeS. At that
time, l suggested that the
amount Of the reward OF dis
count for prepayment OF taxes
should be governed by the pre-
vaiiing short term rate OF inter-
est which the treasury must pay
on tax anticipation loans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Stock Of Merged Plane
Firms Listed Monday

HEN YORK. March 20-Ncw
York stock ENcange VII admit to
the II-f and id dealings on March
80 .8afed-Nultco Aircraft
Corp common stock 81 par Value
aHa. Al-l cumulative convertible
pr',fr.. took. without par value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Wool Orders Expected

Wa lilEGToN. March ~
The WOO. manufacturing Inau-tr
expects army early next month ru
ask for h.- on q large sIud-.
li -rrllr flannel. Va myI.Isfr
amount nf serge "A large UWbC
90 t.Tcf.'> and several W.Ion
yard, 90 other goods na.uam-
.s..r1a,rg and officer, guuw
!aolc.. Dow Jones reported toCa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
BASED On DECISIONS

Opposition 10 the Ruml plan
was based largely on decisions.
one such error was the asSump-
ton that IN wartime the treas.
ury would collect fewer taxes. on
the contrary. II has been esti-
mated that the Ruml plan would
bring IN $1,000. 100000 more IN
federal revenue in the calendar
year 1913 than the present
system
In view Of the foregoing. the
Ruml plan. though IN a state 81
suspended animation, should not
be considered dead until some
one proposes a better technique
Tor meeting a tangled situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Ruml Plan Alternative.
Political Hodge Podge' D
Claims Discount Favors Wealthy
Against Worker Without Reserves
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
International News Service Economic Commentator

The of thumbs down by the House and means
the Rum plan has been followed by comedy OF
1t happens that the Rum plan carefully thought out
remedy ills of deferred collection OF
federal
Evidently understanding the plan politicians sought
objective without the
the compensation
The proposed alternative hodge podge and entails the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Pfeiffer Reports
Profit Of S439,543

Pfeiifer Brewing Co. reports
1912 net profit of S439.543 after
federal income taxes and other
deductions equal 10 SlO2 a share.
This compares with S46l ga or
SlQ7 a share In 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Hint Rails FACE
Refund TO j. :.
Of $50 Millions
Earnings Seen Hit
if Govt Applies Land
Grant Rates on Freight

WASHINGTON, March 90
Railroad industry is confronted
with the prospect of having TO
refund TO the federal treasury, as
of this date, up TO approximately
lS150,000,OO0 of the money it has
collected as revenue on govern
ment freight.
This S15O.O0O,OO0 is an amount
which will be returnable TO the
government if il is finally deter
mined that So-called land-grant
rate reductions should have APP
piled on a vast quantity of mari
time commission lend-lease and
other freight, which the railroads
have hauled. largely since Pearl
lHarbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK, March 20 TNsJ Total
sales
Stock Exchange atocks-AEA- 300 share
bonds $3.50. 900
curb Exchange stocks 104 SIS shares
bonds SS5i, eot'.
Big board sales throughout the day.
0pNn 10 u 90 - h4u Ahat.A
II 90 20 close 2s4 900 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

IS, and per cent by Deem
Der IS,
II taxpayer has already
completely discharged his tax
liabilities for 1912, then the
proposed Withholding tax Of 20
per cent, starting July ! next.
would be applied to his 1943 tax
liability Such a citizen would
receive at the end Of the year a
3 per cent discount for his fore
handedneSs. This type Of ar
rangement would be reduced 10
2 per cent IN subsequent years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Montreal Silver

MONTREAL. March 90 The silver mar
K.. closed steady with Mar,n }Hlr rid
$50 transactions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
THE AVERAGE FELLOW

For the average fellow with
out surplus liquid funds avail
able for buying federal tax re-
CelptS al bargain prices, the pro-
posed plan would work this way.
He could continue 10 pay his
1912 taxes, payable in l943, as
usual, presumably IN equal in
StalmeHtS Then the proposed
Withholding tax, starting in md
year, would be applicable to his
1913 income In 1914 the with
holding tax would be applied 10
any Tax on 1913 income not yet
discharged. and then would be
applied 10 1914 income taxes. 10
the extent that the withholding
tax was applied in 1914 10 1874
income lakes tho taxpayer
would he entitled 10 a 2 per
cent discount.
opposed 10 The simple
Ruml plan. the alternative is n
masterpiece Of complication. II
would run counter 10 the family
budgetlng Of most taxpayers.
and perhaps unwittingly would
penalize the average citizen who
IS largely dependent on current
earnings and would favor rich
men with available liquid re-
sources for preparing taxes. II
would. however in effect COM
pei the well-to-do 10 pay taxes
out Of capital instead OF IN
come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
New York Cotton

IIfINTNffS
April flN lF June MO O7 August.
or ~ S'utemhef nla s.; November
0IH -. Fa0usy, nl9 ~.
I n-NOmlnAL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-30
Not AAll Clear" Here

Once again it has been demonstrated that the changes made in the signals dennfing "al1 clear" in our test black-outs are producing more confusion than any, thing else. The Tuesday night test was a ennNincer in this respect. It was the second time that the city had test hlaek-out and the third air raid lest since the First Army Command initiated the nnw arrangement of signals. And for the third time there was apparent con- xlssinn reigning among the populacc. So much SO this time that the successful completion of the test was ruined.
 Until some form of audible signal is dnEiaed which will inform residents that the raid is over and they may return to nozanal occupations this confusion will continue. 1t is impossible to expect eQenveme Go catch the "all clear" signal via the radio. And when the air raid wanfnns themselves must rely on such imfnzmation being passed along to them from their own homes or from some spot within their respective "beats" 1t must Nn obvious that there is something lack fIsa in the system. It requires not tight enIng. but a new part.
 We sincerely hope that local officials Will carry their protest to the highest military authorities or if not that swell thn mounting protests throughout Con- neezieut 90 that our own War Council fnav secure permission to have this state adhere to different system of alarm ing' and calming. After all, tO be successful even q test must depend on familiarity with its various phases. Right nov they could hardly be termed familiar 0Ns even rec0@nizable.