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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Michigan,
Fox FAVOR
Romance
BY CHARLES GENTRY

ALL TIE movie world loves 2
love story and both Fox anC
Michigan arc going 10 turn on the
romance Tins coming week with
tna frankly sentimental tales,
The Constant NNmph which
opens ar The Michigan. Friday D,
/ tine THIRD film version Of the Mar,
C7r7 Kennedy romantic move
winch had q great vogue in tho
. late POS and n which Elizabeth
BcrCrcr scored a tremendous hat
o0 Tho London stage
IT., the story of young gin
+ VINO tails U1dutV IN low WITH Z
composer much older than herself
a romance OF which he is scarcely
aware until ~ IS too late.
In this version Joan Fontaine Is
cast as The young girl. with
Charles Boyer As the musician
the first time they've been teamed
together
\ NEW STARLET
A relative newcomer 10 Tho
screen Alexis Smith, has the role
NJ the wife, the third member OF
I the triangle She's the tall blonde
Warmers have been grooming for
. Stardom her most important pic
ture previous 10 TINS one being
Enrol FlNnns heartbeat IN Gen
/ ticman jim
Director Edmund Goulding ha,
assembled an imposing supporting
[ cast for this one featuring
, Charles Cohurn, Dame May
Witty. Peter Lore. Brenda
Marshall and Edward Ciannelh.
AT THE FOX
The Fox romance is a little on
the gayer side, Heaven Can
" at rs the Ernest tztft1ttSe+t-eef4-
edy about the deviltrieS of the
Naughty '90s" or things you
Won't lind in the family album.
We think tins ought 10 be just
your "tin-type" of comedy and the
characters in II are really terrific.
While Don Ameche and Gene
Tierney carry the love story, the
vignetteS in the background are
peopled by such well known folk
as Spring Byington, Charles Co
burn. Marjorie Main, Eugene Pal
lette and Louis Calhern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
REEVES His Act

IN VAUDEVILLE. William De-
marest used TO do an act with
many hard falls. He has 10 do
them again-and harder ones
many times for his role in Para
mounts The Miracle of Morgans
Creek"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04

In. so I'm now being treated
for two swollen ankles and a
charley-hOrSe. I'm afraid COM
edy carries ME away" says Col
lette.
Well, comedy has carried her a
long way from the chorus where
she started, through George
Whites Scandals" the lead in
Hold On to Your Hats" Banjo
Eyes and "Vickic" last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04

R-K-o UPTOWN-"Ths More the Msr-
uer Reunion IN France
ROYAL" The More the Merrier 81.
IL 80 p m Reunion IN France $40,
6 81 p. m
TELENENS -- News, short subjects, .
a. m 90 ~ p. m
UNITED ARTISTS - "Bataan." y 81.
3 So, III. 10 20 ?. m; a Stranger in
Town" 1l1s a. m ~. 5.5s s.i3 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
In Modern Manner

PARAMOUNTS Lets Face
H." which co-siarS Bob Hope and
Betty Hutton, IS a musical com
edy without frillS, meaning an alb
Sence of elaborate chorus ToutineS.
a minimum OF lavish sets and
songs which fit into the story
without retarding il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Sun Shines
Blessing on
Stars, Extras
BY JOHN TODD

HOLLYW GOD. Aug. 4 "A
girls best friend Is really old Sol.
At least that's the case IN Holly
wood. And it's all due 10 the
stocking shortage and the present
fad for undraped and brown
shoulders.
Go anywhere in movieland and
you see beauties sprawling under
the blazing sun, their waists
pulled down and their skirts or
Stacks pulled up
They lie along the pools In the
Beverly Hills district. and they
recline on benches outside sound
stages at the studios, getting that
welcome sun which gives them a
natural makeup, and eliminates
painting stockings on their limbs.
QUICK MAKEUP
Even redheads like Lucille Ball,
who fears sunburn like a bad PIC
ture. gets out in her patio at the
ranch for some homemade
makeup.
Rita Hayworth Is another sun
fan. So is Paulette Goddard.
Stars and featured players,
dancing girls and extras. all flock
10 the sun for that GlamOur-tan.
over al M-G-M studios they
have a row of rehearsal halls
where the stock girls and dancers
work out. Just outside the halls
are cloth-Covered benches by the
score and every minute the girls
have off from rehearsal they hit
for the benches. undrape every
thing they can do with deCenCy
and absorb the semi-violet rays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
COLLECTED al RANDOM

Pew Nsr.ey Linda IsrreI'
bridegroom. came through 2 SEN
Gus operation with fIync color
Gracio\NcDorsld Will soon prom
ise 70 love honor and ORGY ~
Irving Lazar COmdr Gene Mar
key and Maj George Stevens mel
IN Caro- and had a real Holly.
wood TAX Fesi. *. o.
Runor SAYS That Dave FNf.ar
well known Hollywood director %
buying an interest Un frr D0gg
ers Girny Sww, GIVING Ho.
su.lcs and dances ~ Ma o..
Dsymond Brrhcd with Grcr.
Carson and hcr mother .n Greer
lovely garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Livestock Markets

CATTLE -SalaDe, 700; market, beef
steers and heifers very slow scattered
sales about steady with late Monday and
also with last week close quality largely
common and medium. cows moderately
active fully steady with late Monday OF
strong % 25c higher than late last week
bulls slow, little changed; truck lot strictly
good yearling steers held above SIS. so,
few medium and good fed steers SOLD
SIS. 50 MS common Si2 5Od13: odd hefers
Sl3 IS down; bulk medium and good beef
COWS. S1fu1 II so odd head Sl2 IS. with
Sl3 quotable on strictly good COWS; Gamer.
cutter and common cows 81. so q 1913. few
strong weight aleshv cutters up 20 $40 so
medium grade bulls S12d 1880, few
weighty sausage offerings up TO Sii.
ALVES-Salable, $50 market steady;
top and bulk good and choice vealers SIS,
medium grades mainly Si3I17, Few com
mon down % Si2 90.
HOGS Receipts, 900: butchers scaling
$50 lbs upward 10 cents higher, lighter
weights and other cLaGzGs-st4-.a!s-i -,
cents hirher Most $50 % $50 10 butchers.
S15.7OM15.S5. early SIS s. 10 small
killers. around $50 10 400 10. butchers
mainly SIS. 5hFf ~. 50, most $50 to 175 10
nrhts S1525 to 1870; bulk sows, Si4.25
sHEFP- salable :. 900: market steady;
good u choice native and fcd-weztern
lambs Si6.25 lfl6 90. medium 20 good kinds
S15. 30 ~ rs; most Gull and common light
lambs SSH 10 So few little skips down 10
S. and some common 10 medium light
lambs M 10 Sif; slaughter ewes quoted
mainly SGHe.5O, according 90 grade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Auto
Graphs
CAP lnsueuretes
Courier Service TO
Aid War Production
BY sILER FREEMAN

The Civil Air Patrols Michi-
gan wing has inaueurated a
courier service which is cN-
pected 10 be a BIG help 10 war
production. The initial flight
was made yesterday 10 show
manufacturers and business men
Of Detroit how the service OPP
crates 10 save time in an emcr-
Ecncy.
1t William Wedell was
chosen 10 make the first trip
FOR the CAP. He carried a load
Of needed parts from Chevrolet
Gear and Axle here to the Tona-
wanda plant Seeing him of
were officials of the Chevrolet
company, representatives OF the
army. the Board Of Commerce
ANA manufacturers, as we'll as
army and CAP officers.
II was done very matter-of-
factly A Chevrolet truck drove
up 10 the Fairchild plane, loaded
IN the boxes Of parts, the pilot
shook hands and was of to
Buffalo II was more than a
hufTle-off-to-Buffalo. too. with
the nlne-mile-an-hour breeze at
the airport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
AZ Cash Exports
Hit ; Billions

WASHING TO ~ Feb II r.
United States cash exports in 1912
were slightly larger than the aver,
age of the 1886 1888 prewar period
Secretary of { o m m cree Jesse
Jones reported today.
Cash exports in 1912 reached q
value of So, 15S.0OO0OO. while i'm
ports amounted TO 81, 743, DOC, 600
Jones said.
After the first quarter of 1912,
foreign trade reflected cessation
of imports from the Far East
which was only partly compensated
by imports from British Empire
countries and Latin America. Ex-
port trade was concentrated upon
British Empire countries and the
Latin American republics.
Trade with British countries and
Egypt accounted for 90 per cen,
of the cash shipments from tho
United States compared with A.
per cent prior 10 the war. Ninety
two per cent Of exports from the
United States TO Canada were on
a cash basis in contrast with about
26 per cent to other British coun-
tries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Detroit Produce

APPLES-M Michigan bu. crates U. s No
!. inch min, unless otherwise stated
Delicious. 81 -50g2.s5; Northern spys
iSl.T5H2 BaldWins Sl.fOul.fO. gutfC7s
81 300 so; Hubbardstone 81 SO; New
| York Rhode Island Greetings L. S No ]
7-inch min, S1.45u16O; Rome Beautys
=. :. No. J, 3-iuch min. S2.25. Washing
ton box, Delicious. 64-163s. extra fancy
- 75H4; West Virginia bu baskets Dc
licious, y. :. No !, 3-inch min. fair 81 so
AVoCADos = California fats Fuertes
16-3os. 81 6OT275.
BEANs-Florida by. hampers: Blacl
Valentines. best mostly S4945O, poore
lower; Plentifuls 81 So
BEETs-Texss half crates 3-doE. behs
BROCCoLT-Pony crates. Arizona S5.7'
q s 50 California, S. Texas. Sfd 23
Texas Los Angeles crates. round type
$1,000; Florida wirebound crates, - 50
Old stock 5O-lh sacks Danish Kew
York 81 40; Michigan. S111.2i.
CARROTs-Los Angeles crts.: Arizona
6-doz bchs. generally good. X.25; Call
fornia, s-dqz, bchs S47jdSb. few best
81 % Texas. sdoz.. S. few A.75.
larger: California 81 30, generally good
CELERY Florida is-in. crts, trimmed
tops. Golden Heart, s dor, 50 2j6t. doE
81 "a IS 10 doz., 81. 75n 3. Is. ks. - Z!
u g. IS: Pascal. doz 81 sat - dor.
81. 2Sa , so; IS. 81 75n350. California crts
Of Hearts, 5-doz., cellophane wrapped, best
GRAPEs-caIfornIu display hugs, En-
perors, fancy, Sf.75m4s5.
LETTUCE-Lns Angeles crts.. Iceberg
California, Imperial Valley. 4-doz., IS IS
few s. 5O 5-doz S5.7516.
LEAF LETTUCE-Oh Michigan lob
bskts, Hothousc. 81 55H160
ONfoNs-50-l sacks: Michigan. y. 3
No. l. Yellows. medium, Si75nl.9O
straight, pin and larger. 50: sweet span
ish, U. No 1. 3-in and larger Miehi
U. s No. I. S3d325
PEAS-Mexico bu bskts.. SO 50.
POTATOES-1OO 10. sacks. u. s. No.
size A: Idaho Russet Burbanks, mostll
50 70d3 So unwashed. SO IS; lob. oottor
sacks, ioe Maine, various varieties, 2cin
$50 IS ID. paper sacks fsa SOC. Ne
braska U. s. No. l washed Triumphs, fev
Michigan Chippewas. S2e07270 Russo
Rurals 81 so. Upper Peninsula U. s. No
Green Mountains $25og $50; IS 10
SHALLoTs- Iouisiana barrels. % doz
bchs. mostly s. % $50; crates s-doz
50 SIS
sPINACH-Teras bu. baskets savoy
TYRE best 81 rs n t-Sa;- cartons 1-doh
cellophane bags washed spinach, 10 OF
SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana bu
crates Puerto Rican vans, u. 8. No. ]
81 25M3 so: North Carolina bu. basket
Puerto RicaH yams, generally good $2'N'
ToMArnEs--1o H. cartons repseEs, me
TURNIP ToPs-Georgia blu. baskets
RUTABAGAs-csnsds so ID. sacks
waxed, $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Used in Emergencies

Courier service has been OPP
Grated nationally since shortly
after Pearl Harbor. There has
not been single accident. The
army has made good use of il
in rushing serum, plasma, mail
and other cargo.
The service will operate hence
forth from any point in Michi-
gan 10 neighboring states. 1t
will carry passengers and sup
plies for war plants in emer-
gencies on a non-commercial
and non-competitive b a 81 S.
Rental Of planes is at cost and
pilots and personnel receive
only a per diem allowance 10
cover expenses.
The sole purpose of the cour-
Ter service il to prevent costly
delay I'm war production" stated
Maj. Ray Baker. wing COM
Hander.
Present at the Inauguration
OF the service were c. w. Weth-
ereld. E. F. Stewart, w. c. Win
ger and E. H. Sale for Chevrolet:
Allen Dean and Harry Richert
for the Board of Commerce;
Col. N. d. Atkinson and Capt.
James II. Noble. army air
forces; Major Baker. Capt. S.
d. Zurich, Capt. S. II. Buck,
Capt. E. J. Smith, Capt. p. w.
Schwimmer, 1t. Tom Falbo and
1t. Don Davidson for the wing
and John l.. Lovett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Mixed Trend
Rules in Early
Stock Dealings
Amer. Airlines Gains
Nearly a Point; en-,
ChrysIer Unchanged

NEW YORK, Feb. II tUP).-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with trading lighter than
the previous session. Bonds were
steady. Cotton futures opened un-
changed to 5 points higher.
New changes were very small
and the proportion of gains and
losses left the market about un-
changed on balance. A sizeable
group of stocks opened at the pre-
vious close.
American AirlineS gained y &c
I56la on the first sale, the widest
change among the higher grade
stocks. United States Steel opened
on a block of 1900 shares at 52%
up u while Bethlehem held at the
previous close of 59&. Chryslel
and General Motors were I'm.
changed.
American Telephone opened al
1883, off H.. and receded further
in the early trading. Directors Of
the company meet at noon today
for dividend action.
Tobacco issues were firm witt
American b and Reynolds B al
new highs for the year. Railroad
issues were mixed. Utilities were
steady TO firm with the low priced
group active. Oils were firm
around their best levels of the
year. Coppers held steady, mer.
lcantiles around the previous close
and Curtis Publishing continued
active at new high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
DoubIinq Up Of Taxes Would Be Unworkable

But since Congress will all the traffic Will bear. the
treasury VIII probably lose nothing the computed loss were
25year period of cent in the number
taken from would wholly offset even
Certainly would be more
sensible than collect years taxes one ANY such
doubling Of taxes in short period would be thoroughly u
workable.
Critics OF Ruml plan have also overlooked the fact that
ahead the would have osettng nearter
the would force young men and
becoming gainuy employed for the first time TO become
federal income earlier than the present law
complicated and confusing bureaucrats and
emotional politicians make simple plan which provides
specific for economic crisis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Record!
Burlington Lines Traffic
Highest in 81 Years

CHICAGO, Feb. II (INS).-The
Burlington Railroad in 1912 carried
the largest amount Of freight in its
92-year history rejecting the
heavy traffic caused by the war.
President Ralph Budd reported
today.
Freight traffic totaled Is go
$50, 763-ton miles (tons of freight
multiplied by the miles the freight
Us carried), compared 10 the pre-
vious high record in 1918 when the
mark was more than IA billion ton
miles.
Passenger traffic totaled 1850
S19996 passenger miles, which
failed 10 equal the 1920 record of
1914, 9S3, 923 passenger miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Monroe Gets Plan

The Detroit employment sta
bilization plan has been ex-
tended 10 Monroe County. il was
announced today by Montague
C. Clark, war manpower COM
missioner here. Changes TO fit
local conditions have been made.
B. j. Whalen, assistant area di-
rector for the VINO. is chair
man of the committee which
recommended the plan TO Robert
c. Goodwin, regional director
for Michigan, Ohio and Ken
lucky.
This il not a job freeze,
Whalen emphasized. Actually
the plan encourages the work
ers 10 change jobs when IL will
benefit the war effort"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Edison Output
Continues High

Total consumption OF Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended February - was
l01 SOC, 900 kilowatt hours, a gain
of 20.2 per cent over the S4.75S,000
kilowatt hours of the correspond
ing week a year ago and gain Of
one-tenth of ! per cent over the
previous weeks total of 101, $40, 900
kilowatt hours.
Industrial use during the past
week totaled 51.144 900 kilowatt
hours, a gain of 26,4 per cent over
the 40,433,000 kilowatt hours Of
the corresponding week Of 1912 and
a decrease of two-tenths of ] per
cent from the previous weeks
total of 81. 23S. 600 kilowatt hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
0Wens-IIIino Glass
Profit Tops 9 Millions

TOLEDO, o., Feb. 17.-Owens-
Illinois Glass Company and its
subsidiaries report for 1912 shows
a net profit of 1914 ,54S after fed
eral taxes, including S14,220,27O
excess profits taxes. equal 10 So a
share on the common. This com
pareS with net profit, after pro-
viding SI.595, 900 excess profits
tax. of S9,O40,148 or $40 a COM
mon share in 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
z Honors at Cadillac

In announcing Packard'S lead
ership in the nation for war
production awards by the WPB,
two honors for Cadillac were
overlooked. George r. Elges
and Raymond Baugh were given
honorable mentions on the
WIPES latest list.
Elges won the highest bond
award yet given at Cadillac with
a suggestion covering a change
in the method and fixture used
TO weld floor plates to the Cad
lilac tank hull. He was also
given an engraved certificate,
the duplicate of which is placed
in a tank TO be named in his
honor.
Baugh's suggestion was for a
simple welding rod holder which
reduced loss of welding rods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Device for GETTING on Pay-as-You-Go Basis

Collection the OF income current basis enor
simphs the OF compliance by the CITIZEN and
better collections by the treasury
The Ruml plan been misunderstood. 1t nonlng
device getting basis
1t forgVes nothing and provides no tax holiday - -.
change would credit 1913
1913 Of 1912 but the receipts OF the
be reduced whit by this change.
Leaning backwards desire be fair, Mr. RUM
He said that ultimately distant years the
treasury something the following the cessation
otherwise OF the earning power OF
theoretical admission The treas
would ultimate losses only Congress tied
its hand and agreed to raise tax rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Kan... CITY southern Railway. report.
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad reports
Nelson Takes Control
OF War Production

WASHINGTON. Feb. II GNS)
Engineering a clean break with
the military critics Of his regime,
IWPB Chairman Nelson emerged
today with unified civilian control
Over all phases Of the nations war
production program.
In a move which drew q stiff
protest from the armed forces but
won immediate congressional en-
dorsemcnf Nelson welded his
once-diyided agency into a single
production unit operating under
the direction Of Charles X. Wilson,
former president Of General Elec-
tire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
RESERVATIONS DUE

Several additional reSi gnationS
may follow from the group of a
dozen or SO men brought into NPB
by EberSradt. one already has
'matrriali2ed that Of Fred SearlS,
chief Of the facilities bureau,
On the surface the sAakeup APP
pearod 20 be notNIng more than an
operstIo01l change In official
circles. 4lAlL4-t--l s+.s.-.4refr,r4 -rrlr1-rl
~ICulCan"a as ending the long and
bitter conflict between WIPE and
the military services for control
,of arms production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
0PA Makes Changes
In Sugar Zones

WASHINGTON, Feb 4f77-Tf1C
OPA has reported that increased
stocks of sugar at refiners in Bos
ton, Baltimore and New Orlean:
as well as increased supplies II
hands of Cuban and Puerto Ricar
importers of refined sugar have
made possible an expansion oi
zones served by these distributors
under sugar rationing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Grain Prices
Little Changed

CHICAGO, Feb. II INS1 =
Wheat opened 1schigher today
corn and oats unchanged to sc
up.
WIIEAT-May, $14t% 6141i2;
July S1412s; September, SLAP
CHAPS.
CORN-May 992sc; July. 81;
September, S1OOHs; December,
S1007s
OATS-May, 5S7sc; July, 572sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
See Lend-Lease Food
Requirement Doubled

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Lend-
Lease A m nistrator f. r.
Stettinius told congressional
committee that on basis of present
estimates food requirements under
'lend-lease for 1913 will be approxi-
mately double 1912 requirements.
He also said that requirements for
machinery, raw materials and
services, such as ship repairs, will
exceed 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Paramount Arrdnges
For S5,0OO,OOO Loan

NEW YORK, Feb. 17-Para-
mount Pictures, Inc, has reported
20 SEC that IL has arranged for
q loan Of 100000 from three
banks in New York and one in
Chicago. The loan is repayable
serlally over period Of five years
and Will be used for corporate
purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Writers Visit Pontiac

Pontiac Motors today played
host to a group of newspaper
writers from Uruguay and Peru.
They are on a tour of General
Motors plants.
The writers are accompanied
by Arthur Wild and Don Kirkley
Of the Office of Co-ordinator of
Inter-American Affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Present System Fraugh+ With Dangers,

AS the tax rates mount for the the present
collecting Is months after
received is fraught with administrative dangers
Perhaps millions did take heed to the advice
elsewhere that they set
their pay envelopes for tax
indc whole people because they not
systematic certified public accountants? would be especially
difficult defend attitude toward earned In
1912 because the about vesxhs before our soons
their differences with the ocaed treasury
and let the the street the secret as to what
his federal liability for the year would be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Expected Taxpayers TO Be Soothsayers

Thus under the existing sloppy and ndeensI6le tax system
only expected citizens TO earark the tax
with subey and skill Of cost accountant
1912 expected them be soothsayers who would
only the Of their personal incomes
but also the prospective of taxation.
The point of all this that forgiveness of
taxpayers weaknesses their 9a2 income
the of collection and
compliance which will maximum flow OF
treasury impudent for depart
testify what they will VIII not
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Oil Shortage Closes
LARGE N. Y. Laundry

NEW YORK, Feb. 17-Consoli-
dated Laundries Corporation serv-
ing $4,000 families and some 12,-
600 establishments in metropolitan
area of New York announced II is
closing 10 plants because of fuel
oil shortage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
ASSaiIS Critics
OF RunnI Tax Plan

Opposition the Ruml plan pay-asyourgo collection
is based obsolete political thinking.
Those who cold the in instances still In
the mood consider taxation soaking the rich
But already the rich soaked pretty the
place where the law of diminishing
total expensive Uncle sup
pement the take the with collections the middle
classes workers farmers civil servants and all the rest OF
With 100000 involved federal collections anything
that's good for the likely to be pretty satisfactory
for the people a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
ice Calls HEARING
On Erie FINANCING

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE
ice has ordered a hearing March
l on proposed issuance by Erie
Railroad of S14,0000O0 of bonds
to finance purchase from RFC of
a like amount of collateral trust
notes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Crude Oil Output
Shows Slight Rise
space in a hull,

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-Domes-
tic oil production in the week
ended February - is estimated by
i the Oil and Gas Journal at s.
SEA 400 barrels daily, an increase
lof 5,575 barrels daily over the pre-
Icedinp week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Bids on Housing Loans

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE
following housing authorities will
receive bids March 2 on bonds
dated Feb. l. 1913, and maturing
Aug. 1, 1943-S5 Boston. 81. 800, 0Oe;
Baltimore, 100000; Detroit. ST..
us, 200, and Louisville, 81, SOC, 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-17
Controllers Meet Toniaht

Taylor H. Seeber. resident part
ner Of Ernst e. Ernst. will dis
cuss changes IN the corporate in
come tax structure as q result Of
the 1912 Internal Revenue Act. al
the monthly meeting Of the De-
troit Controllers Group az Huy-
lers tonight