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Evening star., 1943-10-09
District Tops Quota
By $1,600,000 in
War Loan Campaign
Total Sales May Reach
100000. 900 by Next
Week, Committee Says

Washington $4,000 900 Third War
Loan quota has been exceeded bv
S1,6oo,oo0, and the total may reach
the sl0O,O0OooO mark next week, the
District War Finance Committee
said today.
Sales of series E, F and G bonds
reported to the Richmond Federal
Reserve Bank not later than Octo-
Der IA will be included in the central
banks final tabulation on October 16.
Scheduled for today, from l to 4
pm. at the National Press Club,
was a War Bond Radio Cavalcade.
Admission will be by purchase of a
War bond at the door or by presenta-
.tlon OF a filled War stamp book. 1t
was expected to stimulate series E
bond sales.
Theater Cast to Appear.
Music and entertainment acts
were scheduled. Raymond Clapper,
war correspondent: Barnet Mover,
news analyst; Jean Bartel, Miss
America of l943: Dixie Rafter, the
1943 Miss Washington; Lynn Allison,
Capitol Theater singer, and the en-
tire cast of The Army, Play by
Play" now appearing at the Ma
tional Theater. were to participate.
John A. Reilly, chairman of the
group which successfully promoted
the largest money-raising campaign
in Washingtons history, said today
the people of Washington share our
satisfaction in the continuance of
the city's splendid record, which We
know will be sustained by the final
report on the Third War Loan. We
congratulate the Capitals citizens
and extend our appreciation to the
hundreds of volunteer workers who
are aiding the committee.
Stepping Up Efforts.
I'VE are stepping up our efforts, |
In order to keep bond sales during
the fall and winter months at
high level. We are emphasizing
that sales of bonds, especially to in
dlviduals, must reach even greater
volume if we are to support the in
vasion attacks of our fighting
forces
Meanwhile, cumulative reports of
War bond sales just issued by the |
Treasury Department, the District
committee announced, show that
Washington continues to lead the
Nation in per capita sales. Since the
securities went on sale May /, 194l.
Washington citizens have averaged .
S165.70 in purchases.
Evening star., 1943-10-09

quickly as possible because the first
collections will start Monday.
1nasmuch as nearly 10000 900
pounds of newsprint reach WASH
ington each month, the opportunity
for the collection of paper is suffi-
ciently great to provide waste pa
per for all agencies desiring to
collect.
The school program is intended
to give children an opportunity to
do their part in the war effort.
When it had started rolling along
in le4l, the plan was quickly picked
up by the War Production Boards
Salvage Section and an outline of
The Evening Star P-TA program
was sent to all field agents to serve
AS a model in other cities through
out the country.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Mrs. Nicholson Honored

Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson, Chevy
Chase, Md. has received a service
bar from the American Red Cross
for 20 years of work with the Or
ganlzation. Mrs. Nicholson organ
lied the Chevy Chase branch of
the Montgomery County chapter
during the last war and raised more
money for her branch than any in
the State. She also established the
first surgical dressing workroom in
the county.
Evening star., 1943-10-09

per hundred for magazines and
cardboard
The paper collected through the
schools has the advantage Of going
directly to the mills because 1t
is already sorted. TIE quantity
received daily in the other drive
was sufficient to permit the ship
ment Of a carload each day, thus
helping materially in serious
emergency.
All schools desiring to rejoin the
program should notify the Salvage
Editor of The Evening Star as
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Woman Biqamist Jailed
For Duration of War

Justice Matthew F. Mcclure YES
terdav sentenced A Young woman
who had married two sailors to Is
months in prison on bigamv
charge in District Court and told
her that while he was sorry for her
he believed he was putting her away
for the duration for the protection
Of herself and others.
Grace Vivian Reinert, 90 who
obtained two licenses here within
six weeks to marry two sailors. was
sentenced TO to years for bigamy
and for 6 to l8 months for escaping
from Gallinger Hospital. She went
to the naval base at San Diego
after her escape and was brought
back.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Brig. Gen. Powell Dies;
StiIWeN Staff Member

Brig. Gen. William D. Powell. a
member of the staff of 1t. Cen.
Joseph w Stilwell, commanding
general Of the China Burma India
war sector, died last Wednesday,
the War Department reported yes
terday. His death resulted from
cerebral hemorrhage. No further
details were given.
Gen. Powell had served with Gen.
Stllwell since January. 1912. He
was commissioned second lieu
tenant in 1917 and was assigned to
the infantry He served in the
Philippines, in Europe during the
World War and with the Army of
Occupation in Germany. His widow
lives in Carmel, Calf.
Evening star., 1943-10-09
ICC Calls for Doto
On Roll FREIGHT Rotes
BY the Associated Press

BY he Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission directed the Nations rail-
roads and shippers yesterday to
show cause by October 80 why the
1CC should not extend until July l.,
1914, its suspension of freight rate
increases allowed in 1912
The ICC last year granted the
carriers Increased freight rates
amounting to as much as per cent
on some commodities and per cent
on others. Last April the ICC sus-
pended the increased tariffs until
January l. 1914
Evening star., 1943-10-09
Rules for Collection
OF Paper at Schools

All schools desiring to Join
the program should notify the
Salvage Editor, The Evening
Star.
All paper must be tied in 40
pound bundles. newspapers.
magazines and cardboard being
tied separately.
A minimum of IL bundles will
be required for collection.
Schools collecting unusually
large amounts, due to- special
drives, should notify the Sal
wage Editor in order that
special pickup may be arranged
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Cisaret
Output
Near Peak

NTW YORK. Aug % After
several months in which oniy mod
rrsto increase, had been scored.
CJGarct production in July again
showed q gam which matched
some ol trr b- boosts n prOduc-
ton recorded n 1872
Ou'pl' during the month a.
measured hy sales of revenue
stamps bv ln'ornal revenue bureau
was - SIS Joe oi6 ciCdteiN com
pared with 20S75 10 lio n July.
1915 an increase Of 2o02 $50 500
the second largest total on record,
beng topped only hy October.
1912. when 23O75A92 090 we're
produced
BEgest increase in production
in the tobacco industry IN July,
however. was shown by snuff
Production OF taN-pald cigars
continued 10 LAG behind Tho total
for last Year. rcflccfnE tho dNer-
SION Of substantial part Of output
10 the export trade for military
services. Such production doeSn T
paw the excise tax and so does
not show up In production figures.
Production of all cigars IN July
reached ~ 231 i9l compared with
so S132l0 last year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Opening Stock
Prices Steady

NEW YORK. Aug 25 ms
Opening prices were steady in the
stock market this morning. after
yesterdays recovery Trading was
fiiTFTE=tf.
Communications, oils, tobacos
ayIations and motors were frac-
t.onany higher. Steels and rails
were mixed. In the former group
National steel and Republic Steel
were up slightly. while Bethlehem
and L. :. Steel were lower. The
re,tef the list held close to last
nj; = eit5st-.
Opening prices Bethlehem
steel, 5S "A, off l. Western zion,
36 up p. Lockheed, 1914, up
International Paper. eff
a. Pennsylvania Railroad 26's
or r. Republic Steel 1873, up
L. l. s Steel 5+B7 off l. Se-
-cony- acutrr1, t3 up North
American Co, 1915, up Is South
ern Pacific 26l4, up Sinclair
on ia up : Boelng, 1915
unchanged United Gas Imp, 0ts
up Il CuruSs Wright, Us. un-
changed Chesapeake and ONO,
A.. off = Baltimore and Ohio.
6ie unchanged; General Motors,
-5l3s. up 4 Radio. as. up Is
Paramount Pict 3 unchanged;
International Nickel. 29a4. IN
changed, L. S. Rubber, ii asl
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Name ; Detroiters

Md three wcll-knoun indus
|rIal leaders ~ Def-oit have
been named go me advisory
board of TIE Producers toun-
III. tho National organization ot
manufactured, of building ma
erlal> and equipment
Ahov are Lewis ! Prc9'n
dent Chambofln Metal
|Hathcr Sftlp Co Detroit.
George r FINK president Great
.alcs Stcot corp -pc''ot' and
r 2 WardVe'l president Do
rot S'col Products Co Detroit
The board whose membership
consists of 20 ptanUfac'urng
Executives together With tho
ores den' of rho American In
;tItu'e of Architects is headed
7v STUART - Crockor vice
orce ident ~ tho General Eloc-
lric co of New York Cry.
As The principal advisory
group guiding the activities of
tho council tho board wlll play
= nrom mont part IN planning
for postwar construction ~
which that organization and
other factors IN tho con>trlc-
ton industry arc dcvotng MAJOR
attention
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Farmers Market

FFIrITs-Apeles. Ds,chs's No. / s.
S ou, 30 80 No' is1 saa5 so SsAi2' 90 ''sz, s..
Cranes early variety. No 7 eoc peek
hsskst Huckisherries No / slo1 II "a
q crates Peaches early varieties fancy.
Haysns, fancy. S. bu. No. / $50 No.
p IS Plums Burbank, No. I, 81 so n
AS y bu No 2 50 50: Green Gaze.
10 ss bu Pears sugar No !. san
s oG % 10 saPBBs So BBartiett. fstGrs No ~ 7.
SIS bu Cantaloupe, fancy. S4d5 bu. No.
! S3o SO No. 2, s2q $50. watermelons.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery cabbage No /, 50 5Oa3 bu No.
2 81 Head lettuce No / si75 bu
No 81 25T ] So. Leaf lettuce, No. /.
s5c 81 bu. Endive No. !. s2a2s so bu.
.bu 10. 2 sl.25. Romano. No. /. sl7s
VEGETABLE GREENS Cabbage greens.
No J. 81 25nt.50 bu. Colards. No. l.
eu. sorreu No /, 75casl bu. Mus,srd'
NO l. - u s0c hu spinach. No. !. 81 %
r. ol SWISS Chard No. !. 81 son IS
ou I4rn.g greens. 80 75neoc bu
rreHn. ". I, 81 2502.75; No ? 50 wax.
tancy 50 hu No. l. 81 p 2 rs. 40 2
q kenfucky Wonder No / si7SHe %
hn No ?. 81 So Roman beans. tancv'
70 so 80 bu Rec,. punched.
No SlVi 25 roz bchs No 2 75c:
topped No. 1 50 bu Broccoli. No. !
50 Boa M Cahnage No ! ST. 50ni7S
hu No. ?, Si25. red cabbage No I.
81 50 bu Curly cabbage. 40 / g. o
so ou Carrots hunched No. / 75D
etc doz bchs No soc topped 10 I.
S212 25 hu CauuHower No l So on
hu No. 2 50 50 Celery fancy, 81
. 81 doz hchs No l. so y SSc No 2.
% r 30c Sweet corn fancy. 50 2512 50
5doz sack No /. 81 5on2 No Q slT
25 Cucumbers sncsrs fancy. So 50
hu No. ! 81 5oG2; No ? 81 25. dins.
tu 50 / S5 VI 2 - Dn NJ. /,
9or 81 25 dor nchs Esgpisn'. No /,
50 $50 Kohlrsbi No / 75c1Sl a..
nchs Letks No l. sJ25 doz bchs.
ok-s 10 t20 50 PECK basket No. ?,
81 80 onions green. SO : 75a e5c dry.
J Sl2 S0-lh. sack Parsley root No. J..
75c ~ dor bchs curly parsley No I,
7lc % s5c dog bchs Peppers green 10.
g. 81 50 - No 2 81 Is. hot 81 25fp
y 80 bu Pimen'0s No. ! 81 bu Peas,
No 81 259275 ou Potatoes No. I,
~. ~ 60 nu. No. ? s5 75c Radshes.
red. iancy 81 IS don pchs No l. 75c
- 81 dor hchs Rutabagas No. l. S2 80
hu Rhubarh No J. sOa 75c doz bchs.
summer squash fancy. 81 y bu 40 I.
~ 75c Italian squash fancy. e y bu
- / 81 iOt,2 80 ? 81 Table Queen.
10 81 25P 80 ou Turnins,
TOPPED No Sl25ai 80 M Tomatoes.
aTrc N6 f0G 5nc
POULTRY And EGGS Hens 40 IS
- soc TO- br0iiers 80 3jU7 TO-.
EEes iafee No. sl'rls 3o-doz case.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Nj. S. Rukeyser
M. S. RukeyseT
Advocates General
Sales Tax for l.. =.

Congress reopcns deliberations month il viii be
confronted with demands from the administration for additional
Total expensive. and President Roosevelt has
additional $4,000 O00O00 for the nations
expense Recently the treasury indicated That $1,000
100000 would be acceptable.
The administration eager law tho
before and HE circumstance recognizing
Congress believed II VIII
raising These include
feFhtfseaha
changes in percentage depletion for oil other natural
corporations spendngs and OF exemption
and municipal bonds
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Renegotiation
Cuts Eaton Net

Eaton Manufacturing G,,- has
concluded reneGotIat!on proceed
JngS providing for repayment OF
g. 366 AGA. J. O. Eaton, chairman
said in a letter 70 stockholders
This amount IS the difference be-
between the gross amount Of profits
deemed excessive, namely Sl3..
500 600 and credit for federal
taxes on income for 1912 as de-
ternlned by treasury in amount OF
Sl1133. sos. Effect Of the settle
ment according 10 Eaton. will he
reduction Of net earnings for
the year 1912 from S3.4Sl 003 "a
5000 SIS or from S494 a share
as reported 70 S4.30 a share.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
General Gas
May Sell Unit

NEW YORK. Aug % General
Water. Gas and Electro Co I>
expected 10 conSummate the sale
within the next month or SO OF ITS
Oklahoma Electric and Water Co.
properties Final details oi tho
transaction are now being worked
out with the purchasers and APP
plCation then Will hc made 70 the
Securities and Exchange CommS-
sion. with approval OF the latter
probably permitting the uansac-
non 10 he closed by the end ol
September. Sale prices ~ the
facilities is set a. approximately
$4,000
After payment 20 International
Utilities Corp. the top holding
company OF tho system and salts
faction ot taxes and other mlScel-
lanoou> liabilities on the books OF
Walnut Electric ard Gas Corp,
The intermediate holding unit
through when the Oklahoma
properties is controlled there
should be available to General
Water a balance Of $50 Ooo for
application against the 81 po0oo0
remaining portion Of ITS bank
1oan> Out>iandng
AS q source ot funds lN'th which
10 NqWdafc the final ShoH 1000 n-
>talmcnt of the bank dcn' iEe
Iattcr holds equity interest IN
RoCkland County \ u
The company has uo' ~ yet
entered into any transaction look
lng 10 tho sale of thlS c1urty, hut
the holding H. available for com
plc'e lquIdatIon uf tho hank debt.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Air Route
pIaIlIedtO To
London

An application for permission 90
operate tranSoccanic passenger
airline service between Detroit,
Boston and London, WIN fhINJy
originating in Chicago and be-
tween New York. Boston and
London has been fled with the
Civil Acronauucs Board by Amen
can AirlineS. Inc
This action follows the recently
declared intention Of Is ef the
domestic AR carriers, including
American Airhnes TO engage IN
international operations.
American Atrilnes announced
that the selection Of the Detroit
London and New York-London
routes was the result OF the COM
pany's study of routes where the
requirements OF public necessity
appeared greatest in relation TO
its domestic system -
The company pointed out that
Detroit role as the motor CEN
ter and leading industrial city Of
the world gave il close ties 10
the commerce and industry OF
England and the European con-
tfnent. Both Detroit and Chicago
would be materlally-be benefited hy
trans Atlantic service, Il -iIaS- said
With the eastern terminal OF
the route fixed at London, the
route would link FIVE of the
greatest cities OF the world, II
was pointed out.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
PROMOTED EMPLOYEES

. Employees promoted or re.
classified 10 higher ratings may
be- gwen raises up 90 Is pr cent
trff---ttrt-ft' >1}af} eH-theif former
lob. or the minimum tate Tor the
TIT
an rrT1Tir1tc tI'rn Sip-.-ttti fitti'i't arc
.esper,"nce houesef4 he may hf
pad +d-aecnpdlpg to- -h.a ability and
experience within the appropriate
range
3 Employees employed under a
bona fde apprentice or tralnee
program may be gwen systematic
raises from time 20 time as tner
productive abilities increase pro-
vIded such raIsnS conform either
70 ne union contract or 70 the
rules on such increases set forth
hy federal or state agencies.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
No Proportionate Results

Christopher is perturbed by
the type of applicants who find
their way INTO employment Of
fices There are a few good
workers. he says. but mainly
they have been culled over.
"The ones we hire now cannot
give proportionate results he
stated. The breaking in period
for new employees has had TO be
icnCthentd, he added.
"Some of them will never get
there" he said. "They are sim
ply not fitted for shop work"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
CONGRESS ORDER

Congress ordered an cnd 70
grade labelling in general because
n felt II would lead 70 eventual
elimination of brand names and
-CnNernment- control of Industry
The labelling requirements Origi-
nallY were written into maximum
prlce- -Ienlllailnns2 2@ln-plnlnei- lha
buyer where ceilings depend ON
tho quality grade Of an article "
tho OPA said.
The full list Of items on which
labelling has already been RE-
pealcd covers beef. veal. lamb.
mutton, variety meats and Sau-
sage butter. eggs. canned fruits
and vegetables dry edible hcans.
peanuts bod llnonS.- anilrenze-
rubber heels southern pine hm-
bcr. prime grade hardwood logs.
Kraft paper fine papers and bur
ley tobacco.
The OPA said one Of the fol-
-lnHlnG- prnAISlpHz- had hnnH -s+i4h-
stituted for grade labelling in
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Use Taxation as Anti-lnflation Device

From logical sandPonh would be sensible TO apply me
thn
Nevertheless the desire
anii-nflaton device well as prodcef
of 70, enu there much putting additional burdens
henelclaIles Far money incomes are con-
than civil servants persons on
The sae in the prear period while the OF living and the
ala al haA aLAa
From standpoint the productive source OF
new taxes would be general sales tax
against TINS type
emergency when the ooc'Ne
70 reduce cyIan consumption release goods and
4eF-th
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
New Workers Quit

The major part OF the releases
Is surprisingly not because Of
draft or enlistments Instead lt
IS the withdrawal of those who
have never had factory expert
-ence and having tired out. DO
not like II. In this category are
mainly housewives.
They can't read the paper
after washing the breakfast
dishes" is Christopher's theory
on this. "They are women who
don't need the job but went into
war work for patriotic reasons,
perhaps. Then they lose the
patriotic urge"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25

a- 20 o' .~r. '- 70 or rr~ -.
T.o lh~ '-e fy farm
q, u~f I~" th7n TeT Is IS
p,e e7@afoA inc tr0ayry added.
and If tarrfCrS'vaii lptil thai date
thcN mn pay tho full year Staxes
m Tho twc Tho estimate is fled.
IS Is Trio case with all others,
fgTwcIs mU.f d'c "a final return
for tho 90 i"t2 r0 - rh IS.
n' ard rH IN ~ tr-onf Z
frc. o. I~ % ha a'a7-o n g tnr GOVERN
menf y fic q c'qm foT'a refund
Il taXes have been oycrpaid
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
No Near.Term Prospect Of Tax Relief

n the circumstances federal expenditures a. peak
There prospect Of tax relief On me
further ugllnc IN Of ny seems nelanle
While the be expected S me hoH
additional pohcy ol
economies Congressrren mood n demand te anu
committee on hoh>>ea4
increasing attention
After victory genuine prospects o
expenditures and taxes now
eer N order 10 achieve potenaeS y vi" he necessary
IDEAS ~ noS
eo N Inc postwar period expect the United States 10 eed anu
sIbsr1i1e all world
.nr,rit,-, ,ulllh haA N be 'CarefllN SCIAiInIIcd
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Hire 10 Daily

Packard ) cXperlences IN ms
field are typical OF the entire
industry. Employment Is getting
tight but there are still between
900 and 700 a day who apply at
the Packard employment office.
-QEtheSe- heiAeeA- la and d-l30
arc hired daily.
This docs not mean that the
pay rolls are enlarged by that
many Against the daily hiring,
there rs a separation rate of
around so, leaving net gain Of
only 40 or 80 workers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Brazil 10 Build
Aircraft Engines

NEW YORK. Aug 25-Br8zil
Will build American aircraft en-
glnes under terms Of a contract
signed by representative OF the
Brazilian government and Of the
Ranger engine division Of the
Fairchild Engine and Airplane
Corn
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Barber Shop Gun

ff1r Au-0U10rTvr- cr7t.T1cf+ tr1-
ar rPrnd1rttnn-teiis an-if1ter-
Sting story which was 4 favor
g for months with men ri the
tiac Motor division - how
- OeTlIKon gun Was gwen a
{harher chair [cnnirnl
Months ago Pontiac engineers
noted me T0VFN7U19NCp OT r7P
3 bun mount 10 q barber chair
nd also noted tho complex
|Eears which were used 20 raise
Snd loupr-thn GIN
They experimental and came
| - with Il font Frcri1f Witch en-
3hicd inc oDrrHtur 20 rio The
| |0h doing av-Hy with tire hf-
ardy hand Operated wheels
And tested - temperatures
fown 'o 20 degree. below zero,
ret fe4Ra ti--,t-tAn t-A-lll-A--.Ic-
lnii works hetter under all CIR
! 7f-.yyl- g4Iysy-r-r
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Small aOIlSuIllerS
90 Get Heating Oil

WASHINGTON -ALc- = ms
The OFK had 5nnounCCd TO-DAY
hat heating oil ration, Tor thS
'omIng winter viii be granted 10
HonSuperS using loss than 10000
,allonS Of fuel oll regardless OF
whether their heating equipment
an be altered 10 the Use Of coal
N The revision In conversion policy
principally affects hR'cl>. apart
nent houses office buildings and
imllar CONSUMERS inc Vow York
Pennsylvania New Jersey. Della
ware. Mary land, West Virginia,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Drive 70 More Conventional Sources Of Revenue

will TO seekers conventional
sources revenue Soaking through higher rates for
individuals large for viii meet
More
HaHY-eebeF aHalYs-4nk corporations instead Of
bcn accumulate special
and other postwar contingencies
lnasmuch bulk the national SeFenoghhS ot
according official esilmaegoes 10
dy4alS $50 Year less the logical place
impose higher tti fellows who already facing
problems balancing family budgets From poIfIrat
numerically
WINCH the bulk inviting election year
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Gas Sendout Here
Tops 1912 Period

The gas Scndout in the Detroit
district for tho week ended Aug.
~ was i36 5S3 600 cube feet.
Michigan Consolidated Ga, Co. re-
ported today This l> an Increase
OF S9Si3000 cubic feet compared
with the corresponding week last
year. when the total reported was
5I6. 7iOo 900 cubic feet.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
On the
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ

k2hlle you and l have been
dering how soon the auto
'noiiXe- plants here we're going
o run off that shining now
1912 model initial postwar
automobile. our British brothers
icroSS the sea face a less pleas
|lnt situation
-sH5rr- -AfrirS irur1dy. v-frr- rtr1ft--
han Of Morris Motors, told
BntonS the other day that their
postwar car would be the 1899
|f4eaei-aHA the'--treEe definitely
bot enthuSed over the news
Reports from London lndl-
tate that while motorists are
anxinuS- To gel hack behind the
Wheel Of a motorcar again, now
| hat they've waited this long
hey would just as soon wait
| Iix months longer and get a
feailY new model.
Iflt IlfNt UfNIl Nv Nv "
models over there since 1889
|nd the British foel that a car
tmhodNlng wartime improve
fneniS and now metals would bc
lar preferable 10 "A car > years
BID
Tho reaction provides an in
|eFest4nF lesson fef. a. tee II
| he war continues another two
cars how arc We gong 20 feel
Lbout tho situation over here.
In England. the Manchester
Guardian asked point hl9plthnV
ne British automobile industry
Rxpaets 30 absorb the thousands
n rrturUrrr sofrtfrr~ # re-
7vrv ~ change models immc-
tiately'
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
Farmers Cam TfeEav
~
Fax slSf eFPnGfCJ w

WASHINGTON w. - 7TTPI
-Farm'~, voro tod toby ty Tho
treasury that they Wil not Ne to-
quired, 10 flc an estimate Of 1919
Income t7v on Sept l5 a. VIII
some $1,000 600 orhcr TAXPAYER.
Tho treasury explained that Tho
law made ~ optional with farmers
wHothcr They flo I'm estimate on
S0pN Is az en por - n tro,
C'cc'' 20 fIf iu ~-rteThcr tNcy
must pay one h4lf Of tho taxes
shown for the year on that date
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-25
0PA Repeats
Grade LdbeIinQ
Requirements

WASHUNGTON. Aug 26 UP)
The Office Of Price AdmniSira-
ton announced today thar II has
repealed us grade labelling re-
Qulrcmcnt on a score OF items
from meats. butter, eggs and
cheese 10 antIfreeze and rubber
heels IN conformity with a con-
greSSional mandate.
In the rubber heel industry the
OPA said the majority proposes
70 70 on using The OPA grading
marks NOluntarilN.