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Evening star., 1943-07-06

FOLLOWING is the tert of letter
from Secretary OF Commerce
Jesse Jones to Chairman Glass of
the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee, accompanying Mr.. Jones
detailed anSwer to Vice President
Wallace'S charges of Reconstruct
ton Finance Corp. delays in
handling strategic imports under
directiDeS from the Board OF Eco
nomtc Warfare:
Vice President Wallace. in his ca
pacity as chairman of the Board OF
Economic Warfare. released to the
press statement prepared for the
Senate Committee on Appropria-
tions containing grave charges
against me and my associates In
the RFC.
In my IL years as Government
official, have consistently refrained
from any public criticism of other
Government departments, and re-
luctant as l am to burden the Con-
gress and the public with a detailed
reply to Mr. Wallace, his TRADE is so
filled with malice. innuendo, half
truths and no truths at all, that con-
siderationS of self-respect and of
common justice to my associates
force me to expose his unscrupulous
tactics.
Mr.. Wallace offers as an excuse for
his charges that in my testimony
before the Byrd committee I gave it
certain misinformation about the
Board of Economic Warfare. This is
a falsehood out Of whole cloth. The
truth is that in answer to questions
as to the connection between BEW
and RFC, l merely testified that, by
executive order 9l28, issued April l3,
1912, BEW was given authority to
Issue directives to RFC agencies with
respect to the purchase of critical
and strategic materials from abroad.
Mr.. Wallace implied that l testi-
fed before the Byrd committee that
RFC had received directive to pay
employees of the BEW. There is no
truth in this. Both Mr.. Wallace
and Milo Perkins, who undoubtedly
assisted him il the preparation OF
his amazing statement, must know
this. because Mr. Perkins asked me
bv letter June if had so testified.
June I replied by letter that l
had not and gave MI Perkins a
copy of what ! had said about BEW
in my appearance before the Byrd
committee.
HaraSsment of BEW Denied.
Mr.. Wallaces statement that
have harassed administrative en-
ployes of BEW in their single
minded effort to help shorten this
war by securing adequate stocks of
strategic materials" is as silly and
ridiculous as it is false. 1t is COM
pletely refuted by the record, which
reveals that of RFC foreign pur-
chases and commitments totaling
SO 50O,OO0.O00 made since the middle
of 1910 not more than 10 per cent
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Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob Washlnston:
EGGS - Market slightly stronger: re-
ceipts light: prices paid for Federal State
graded eggs received from grading sta tions
July 81: Whites, U. S. grade A, large,
41-44; averaee. Az; u, S. Grade A,
B, large, 39-4l: AVERAGE 40: u S. grade
3. medium. 81: U. S. grade c. 81 browns.
y. s; grade A. larse, 4 "A m average. 49,:
39ia: U. S. grade B. large. 39-42; average.
Al: U. S. grade B, medium. 36: U. s. grade
nearby ungraded eggs, white, rs; mixed
colors, 36-31; receipts, Government graded
eggs, 4O2 cases
LIVE POULTRY - Market steady: re-
ceiots light; lew brolers and fryers,
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Money Market

NEW YORK, July 6 'R,.-Call NANCY
STEADY per cent; s prime ,nan eommerfia stsnGH Ga
Bankers acceptanses UNCHANGED, 5000
cent: 5-6 months, ss-is per cent, Reds
count rate New York Reserve bank; ta)l3
! per cent. ta)'2 per, cent on Treasury
pc per of one year or shorter; longer ma
TURTLES, ! per cent.
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London Market Uneven

LONDON, July (R.-After 4
firm and fairly active opening the
stock market today closed irregular
under influence of some profit
taking in industrials and diamond
shares.
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G. E. Holders Increase

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July 6
(P.-The General Electric Co. an
nounced that as of June Is it had a
total of 225959 stockholders, an in
crease of 1898 over year ago, and
a record l.igh
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Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA, July & ,P'.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for July 3: 1871 pur-
chases involvipe 49,SS2 shares: LIS sales
involving 4:i,49O shares including hve
short sales involving l,k shares
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For. Bonds
q GuanW26s 5SA 5ol

NaII q RdOIO CT2 IUSO 7 2SI JTn1L-- OH
Nestle-LM BOX ~ Russ l2s21mat
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra div
idends are not included a Also extra or
extras, Cash OF stock e Paid last year.
Payable in stock e Declared or paid SO
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With warrants XVI Without
warrants.
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Freioht Loodinqs

NEW YORK, July iT.-Revenue
freight carloads handled by railroads re-
porting for the week ended July 3, 1913,
included:
B. o. ;l137 63.455 5i.S67
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Steel Quotations

NEW YORK. July s lr,-Can money
per 100 pounds, fob. Pittsburgh Hoi
rolled sheets base price. 10: galvanized
sheets, 800; steel bars, 215.
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N. Y. Curb Market
urnished by the Associated PressJ

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Air Access .25e
Air-Way El .2Og
Ala Pw pf z -
Allied Prod 2 -
Alum Ltd hSa--
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Alum Am pf g.
Am Book .50g -
Am Box B .25e
Am Cap A
Am Cent .5Og
| AC P&L B
Am Gym b 80
Am IL F p wr
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Am G&E 1.6O =
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Am Gen pf =
Am 1t & T 20.
Am Meter .5Og
Am Rep log
Am Super pf
Am Writ Pap
Apl E p pf 4 80
Ark Nat Gas
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Ark NGpf .7Ok
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Aro Equip .10g
All c Fish ..5R
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Atlas PLY .6Og
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BALDWIN pf 2.IO
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Barium Steel
Beech Air lie ---
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Benson IL Hpf >
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Bohack II c
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Bourjois .15e
Brz TIP h. i5g
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Bre Wster Aero
Bridg Mach 5000
Brill pf --
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Britain Oil hi
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Buckeye p .6Og
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BURY Biscuit
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Cosden Pet pi
Creole Pet
Crown Cent Pet
Crwn Drg .05g
Cub A S I1.oOe
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Det Gray Iron
Draper 3
Drlver-H . 40
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East GGF
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ElectrographlC
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Eq So pf l.50k
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Eureka PL IS
Fairchlld Av lie.
Fairchild ERA .
Fansteel .@@5e
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Ford Ltd .Ill9
Froot G&M so
F G&M pf J 20
Gen Fin 20
Gen Fpf A 30
Gen Share
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Glen Alden .e0g
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Grocery Pr .l5e
Gulf Oil |
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Hearn Dept Str
Hecla Min .50g .
Hollineer h 65 .
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Huylers OF Del
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Evening star., 1943-07-06

BRO SW 30
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BangA en- 4s 81
Bell Pa 5s as B
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Buf R&P 81 st.
BCR&N 6s "a
BERN SIS "a ct
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Cal o P As 66
Can N bs 50 Jy
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Can N 4a.s -
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Can Pac rs "a
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Caro- Cen 40
Caro- C&O As IS
Carr a. G 5s 80
Celan 3ias e.
Cen G rs 50 c
Cen G en- 5s 45
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Cen NYP 351S g.:
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CS&Q 3l2 sIll49
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Chi I&S As 56
CI&L gn rs SO
CMSPP 5s rs
CMSPP rs 1900
CMSP 4las 50 c
CMSP las 50 E
CMSP g 4s 50
C&EW Gas 20
C&NW rs "031
C&NW 5sS7
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C&NW 4aas 40
C&NW 4l2s 81
CNW 4l2s "037
CNW 4Ias2031C
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C&NW As S7st
C&NW 3l2S 81
GRIP 4las -
GRIP AS 80
GRIP IS SS
GRIP As SSr
GRIP As SS CT
GRIP T As "a
CSLNOM As 81
CTHSE / as 80
Oh US 3'4s 6:3
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ChocO6G SIS 81
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CT 81 4 Us 81
CT UT 5l2s -
CT UT IS 73
CT UT 412s =.
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Con Ed 3i2s 6S
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Del PL 4i.s 50
D&RG ~ 80 =
D&RG As 36
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Erie 4l2s 2015-
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GaGAla 5s A.
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GM&O As rs
GM&O inc2015
GulfSUt 3los69 .
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HIM r IS 81
H&M inc IS 81
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&c 3I2s 50
&c As 52------
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Inland Stl 3s 81
Insp Cop As ~
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Evening star., 1943-07-06

W @N>s~ s''
3A N J Zinc 1.5Og- 65
SO N Mex d Ariz 2,
Ill NY P&L pf e. 1o2
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1o1A N Y Wat s of -. S5i
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17A Ogden .75R A.
28M Pac G 6pf so 35
1884 PG5l2pf ]. .375- 3li
36h Pac Ling pf g. loel
1874 PanJepec ~
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4HPenn P&Lpf Il -
1o6 Penn PGLpf r 90
8 Penn W&Pw 4 65
so Pepperell 10 llo3
lob Phar TAR .:iOe s.
- Phila Co .45g a.
2oN Phillips p soc g,
$50 Phoenix Secur 22i
2 Pioneer Gold II
IN P IL l. E 2.5Og-- 63z
23 Prosperity p 9
AA PSPGL So pf 73i
3 pyle-NatlI Is
- Quaker o Of g l55
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24B Raymond C la 16l
57AIRaytheon Mfg III
Sse Red Bank Oil H.
2h Reed r B .GOg 29l
14N Rep Avia .25g ~
3% Rheem MI 13l
40 Rich Rad log 81
hIRoot Pet 4
l4ihlRoyalite Ollhl al
IN Ryan Aero .55e ~
IL Ryer e. Hay l,
30 st Regis Paper 81
$40 Salt Dome Oil ~
2lh Samson Utd II
1lb Savoy Oil r.
so Schifi Col 15z
AH Schultz Inc - H.
73A Schultz pf IS
1lA Scovill Mfg lg 70
16AIScrant-SBW pf Sli
3M Sec Corp Gen 81
1Ah Seeman Bros 3 AZ
PA Seq al Lock H.
1879 Seiberling .5Og g.
90 Selected Ind IL
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SO Shattuck .l3!5g 81
50 Slick IA
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l/b Southld ROY 40 IL
@a Spa lding AG 81
SoIs Spa ldinE lst', 203
lots Spencer S 25e 81
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40 Ut P&Lpi5.2 25s oS
$50 Utility Eault l.
80 Valspar Corp II
73iA Valsp Of ",.25e 26i
$3.50 Venezuela Pet y
AZ Waco Ar 3Oe
8 Wagner VIC 3Og D
ga Westrn Air L 1O'
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Evening star., 1943-07-06
PERUVIAN ANTIMONY.

The basic terms Of contract for
the purchase OF Peruvian antimony
Evening star., 1943-07-06

SALES.
canns' IT T,ans': n, Co.'S >, Al g. !" At
s.h!ng,on Gas - 80 Dfd-l5 a, I"o'..
BONDS.
FUELIC UTILITY
Am T Il T cv deb rs 1856 lIai. ii5j.
Ansco.tla 4 Pot rs 1919 go 1861.
Ana & Pot mod 3s,s la5l- ins
Cap Traction lst 5s 1a47-- lOa 1OS
CITY & Suburban rs 1913 1861
City &; Sub moo I3'.s 1851 ln5la
GEORGETOWN Gas st IS 1861 12c 1"6
Pot Flee Pow aI.s 1877 - iii =
WASHINGTON Gas IS 1860 l@a'.
Wash RWy & Elec IS 1851 los
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ter Rf W Cp 1st 4I.s AS 1"3'a
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Amer Tel IL Tel 90 'l55'.
Capital Transit tal.oO' 81 3"
y D. 4 ~ " steamboat @ - l?2
wash Gas II com ON I.5o, SIS. cea.
Was Cat Il Gu CIV ptd $50 lnO'a
Wash Gas 1t cum pf t5.O0' los 1o6
Wash Ry d El com ta1sOO) $40
Wash Ry & Elec ptd 90 115 -
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
Am Sec 8, Tr Co test 'lo6 200
Bank of Bethesda q 15b 30
Capital 60 20
Com &, Savings yluO0, :,.5
Liberty 90, -.-.-- l72ia 200
Lincoln th5l Gl5
Natl Saw Tr $500, @O3
Pr GEORGES Blk Il Tr t'l l,O0) % c6
Rigs GUl "S', 800
Riggs pfd 81 lO"ia
WASHINGTON 90 100
Wash Loan a. Tr tesl 30 ----
FIRE INSURANCE
American 'tG, $1,000. l30
Fircmens II 4nl ~
National Union lt5l l3
TITLE INSURANCE
Columbia fk3Ol --- 10 IL
Real Estate 'mti $50
MISCELLANEOUS
Carpel Corn 70 OO) "s
Garfinckel com GO, III. ~.
Gartinc g. GU cv pf q 80, !6'2 -
Lanston Monotype 81 oo "a
Lincoln Serv com q .;,5) II u
Lincoln Srv 1fo Or Of t3hO) "a An
Mergenthaler Limo (a4.O0l As As
Natl Mtge & Inv pfd l35, -.
Peoples Drug com new "a. So o:il2
Real Est NJ {, G pfd II 500 - ia
Security Storage Ga ---- go 80
Ter Ref e. VIII Corp CD ~ 80
Wdwd y 10th com tp2 :iW St --
Wdwd & Lothrop pfd GN us 122
far this year. e:s,G extra So extra,
1912. yS10 extra.
Total Sales-24 shares
Evening star., 1943-07-06
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Canta' TRANSIT Co.'S Al 2I's, !" at
II =. 10 a. 81 =. So al 3il4
Washington Gas - 80 pfd -l5 al IooA.
Washington Gas S. pfd 3 at Jos.
Evening star., 1943-07-06
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. July q Hp-Na tional Asso-
citation Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1943-07-06
IN. Y. Bond Market
Furnished BY the Associated Press.

TODAYB SALEB.
(Reported In Dollars }
Domestic . 3o2 0oC
Foreign 395 ooc
IJS Govt C0C
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Real Estate FOR Sale
SOUTH I'M AND
AINSWOpIll

aOOIf liiff Anu
AlNSWOeTA
can sivs rossession soon. rhis
10 real lovely home sith =
bedrooms and hath up LIVING
room. sinlns room. e.hsHst sii-
chen. With hardwood fioess
down. y basement With hot sir
furnses corner iota The house
u N perfect condition inside
Total price. $500. rHA. tsrms
EAST 2eTH AND {
. BEDROOM home with kitchen.
living room and dining room.
Immediate possession. t7.sao II
you can make cool monthly
payments. Only $500 required
on down payment.
HANS M. ANDERSON
sis Washington Hlds Main $3.50
Evenings. Proctor s1es
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T-scorna Times Publishing Co. AZ sls
Market St. Tacoma. Wash
The Times delivered by carrier in
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per month By mail outsios the sta,e
In washington 80 cents per month
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The Tacoma Times viii not as
suus financial responsibility for
sny error which NAV appear In
Advertisements published In its
columns In those instances where
the paper Il al fault. II viii re-
print that part Of the advertise
ment In which the typographical
mistake occurs.
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Very Fine Income

APARTMENT PROPERTY
Fwo s-rcam Al ere t-rcen
apartments eaeh ~ith prvzis
hath ard utility socm vita
washing maehins. fzrnisH<-i
alta range ard rrfrt1sr.taf.
Tenant operated. Ne s<rstcs -
aulrsd. Garages. large riss. eis<<
IN. ely ihesilan Priced fuF quick
sale. p.ioo. ti.fco dewn Dandy
revenue Investment ntlIl very
mcderafe rentsis wtii - ne
same ~ rvsesiesiiiy - amer
sswatier- esc~s - sppcisi-
mens.
FREEMAN REALTY
orr. LAKEWOOD cE2rxR
IA $1,000 mMnH
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The Live Wire Is Offering
THIS rom hems With . is<s an
In orchard ana garden. iooatsd
In the South Led. near IL y. r.
snops II has electric light well
water With slsetrse pump. rhs
interior needs rsp~psssng and
cleaning. TIE Ideai ptaes fnr
your Victory garden. out n
town owner has cut the price
70 u. 200: ssoo CASA balances 80
. month. You'll have 10 hurry
10 get thls one
w. r. KERR
s0s Rust Bldg. - ie3i
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Pets, Dogs, Birds. Etc.

PURE BRED ranch raised puppies,
colors. Sensible prices Mr..
Morrison. IA miles south OF Kent
at Thomas
NFYTcAN chihuahuas. Cookers. Love
BIRDS Pet supply, Main 1921.
Rent your vacant room with
Times Want Ad. Call Main slb1.
ask for an ad tsker.
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INVESTMENT, 500 DOWN
PUT ~ s1oo Fsns~fs wiii Pc ssl-
ares nenssss a.us. sssy y kes.ss
ssT' ] IN spns.is~. l. b q
ssa sii'i's"' osis ss.5ss 80 as
TROUT LAKE HOME
. s sa .:s.ss $3.50 ',sHi x., &c
10 r. % isha ~ 10 - nt<s
s.sssn ~pst h~ss = 49, 80
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Trucks for Sale

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SOBER TRAlLER NAPI

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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-06-11
Murray Asks
EDR Veto
Tax Bill

WASHINGTON (FP) - CIO.
Pres. Philip Murray June called
on Pres. Roosevelt to veto the tax
bill enacted by congress and sent
to him for signature the previous
day, declaring the bill nothing
but the Ruml plan on a 75To
basis" and an "unscrupulous tax
grab for the high income groups" )"
At the same time the beginning
of a publicity campaign such as
helped put over the only slightly
modified Ruml plan, made its ap-
pearance in the daily press.
This campaign, beginning softly,
is for the logical sequel to the bill:
a federal sales tax to saddle the
workers with payment of the gift
to the rich represented in the
forgiveness of their 1912 obliga-
tions.
The labor press repeatedly has
warned that if the Ruml or SIM
liar plan was adopted, sales tax
would be the next step.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-06-11
Chester Davis
Does Some
Dragging

WASHINGTON (FP)-The War
Food Administration on June 2
had this proud announcement to
make:
That laborers in the sugar cane
area louisiana and Florida) were
going to get pay raises of 1910.
The only catch to the whole
thing is that the sugar cane work.
ers in Louisiana under the new
rates now make zoe an hour (17c
for women). And, further it's a
nine-hour day, and the daily pay
now runs into the box-car figures
of $1.75 ($1.50 for women).
But in Florida, the rates are
even better. Here male sugar cane
workers make 26c an hour (22c
for women), Children working in
the Louisiana fields now earn tic
an hour and a nickel more in
Florida.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-06-11

ing to try desperately to push it
through before the return of the
miners to work June z changes
the sentiment of congress.
Although it was rushed through
the house military affairs commit
tee after senate passage without
giving labor spokesman chance
to testify, there was delay in
getting it to the floor. Organized
labor began issuing statements,
sending wires, visiting congress
men, arousing war agency heads to
condemn the bill,
"Labor was given a chance to
publicize its position on the bill"
E. Z. Cox d., Ga.,) powerful men,
Der of the powerful rules commit
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Clayton Rusch, chairman of the
Local IL Food Price Control Com
mittee stated that a careful check
will be made of all stores in the
Toledo district. He said, "our
committee is busy mapping out a
plan of action which will bring
every retail outlet in the city
under our investigation. We have
arranged our plan of action and
will go after the price situation
in careful and systematic way.
We believe there is plenty of chisel-
ing being done, and we think we
will detect the violators".
Those serving on the COM
mittee with Mr.. Rusch are Martha
Izbinslxi, secretary; Scott Rogers,
Carl Schick, Edward Miller, Rich
ard Smith, Gertrude Thompson
and Edward Duck, who is serving
on the 0pA labor advisory board.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-06-11
A Blackjack Is Slightly
Excessive, Mr.. Allen

WASHINGTON (FP)-General
Counsel Harold L. Allen of the
Smith committee, which is in:
vestigating war agencies to de-
termine whether they've exceeded
their legal rights, exceeded his
when he was deputy commissioner
of police of New York City, Co.
lumnist Drew Parson charged
over the air recently.
Allen resigned five days after
he was engaged in a brawl in the
Hotel Weylin, September, 1884,
during which he threatened hat
check girl with a blackjack before
cartoonist interviewed and hit
him, according to Pearson. When
he got hit Allen summoned two
detectives who promptly beat up
the cartoonist, said Pearson.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-06-11
Council Bores
CounciImen

With election but five months
away, city council outdid itself in
dullness at it's regular Monday
morning meeting. So dull was the
meeting that Councilman Charles
Hoover haL to lean over and shake
Councilman Addison Q. Thacher
and tell him, "It's all over" Thach-
er wasn't asleep, he was merely
lost in meditation.
Czelusta Scores
In the presentation of legisla-
ton, Councilman Ollie Czelusta
was waxing eloquent on the condi-
ton of a certain lot that had been
allowed to fall into a terrible"
state of disrepair with fe n c e S
broken down and rubbish lying
around to the extent that neigh
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demand reorganization of the
War Manpower Commission
and demand equal pay for
equal work.
Resolutions were adopted and
kilograms sent to the two senators
OF each state represented at the
meeting, Ohio, Michigan and Indi-
ana, asking them to appear before
the Agricultural Commission, and
to speak on the floor Of the senate
in behalf Of the price rollback to
the May Is, 1912, level.
Toledoans attending the meeting
were Carl Schick, trustee, and
Charles DETROIT, vice-president,
delegates to the Council from
Spicer Unit of Local II, UAW-
CIO.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-06-11
Profits TO Be
Higher In '43

NEW YORK (FP) - Straight
from the horses mouth comes
evidence that corporation profits
this year will be several billion
higher than last, which showed
several billion higher than the
year before that, and so on back
to the 1905.
In discussion Of the U. S.
Treasury's 1943 tax estimates,
The Wall Street Journal reveals
that the income of corporations
this year, subject to federal in
come and excess profits taxes, will
be around $25 billion. Compare
this with $19.5 billion last year,
S15.5 in 1941, s9.4 in 1910 and
S6.8 in 1889
Net Income Mounts
Net income after taxes, and the
comparison with previous years,