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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
LIVE ON CAPITAL

Such demagoCic distinctions
don't penalizc those with ac-
cumulated fortunes. which have
been inherited or otherwise OBJ
tanned Persons in that cate
cory still have an escape through
tho tan exempt security route.
Moreover. they can live on cap
ital The tax pressure is cSpe-
Clallv great on the intellectual
leaders. executive managers,
successful actors and others who
have emerged in the competitive
struggle.
While the public expects The
large income earnCrS 10 bear
their full share Of the cost Of
government in peace and in war,
II does not want 10 mistreat its
successful men. The public is
intolcrant al low ethics and
morals in high places, but il
respects the honest success Of
men Of capacity and probity.
Accordingly. tho little fellow
may disapprove the mental tight
rope walking 4 by SolonS who
want to extend the benefits of
current tax assessment only 10
groups not undulV afflucnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Chevrolet
Sued aeEa
Gear Shift

ST LOUIS. May S CUF)-h 81, =
5OOGO0 infringement suit against
General Motors Corp. and Chcvro-
let Motor Co is on file in federal
court here today
Dr. Elmer c. KcSlinE, Bloom
field, Mo, dentist and inventor
who filed tho suit yesterday,
charged the defendants infrinCCd
on. a patent issued him March Il,
1886. for an invention in gear
shifting mechanism The device. a
vacuum booster for gear shift
ing. has been used IN Chevrolet
cars since 1889. said attorney Ed
mund {. Rogers. one Of two law
years who filed the suit for keS-
ling.
Rogers said KcSlinc ~ sole
owner Of the patent and no one is
entitled TO ITS use As il has never
been assigned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
u. 5. Exports
Exceed Imports
By Wide Margin

NEW YORK, May S-The value
of merchandise exported from the
United States during the first two
months this year was Sl,377 ,00O,-
600, as compared with S958,00O,-
100000 in the corresponding period
last year, an increase of 43.7 per
cent. At this rate, annual exports
il 1913 will not only be larger
than in 1912 but will exceed the
record high level which was
reached in 1920, according TO the
Alexander Hamilton Institute.
The value of merchandise i'm
ported into the United States dur
ing the first two months dropped
to S463 100000 this year from
.S507 100000 last year. a decrease
of 81 per cent. Imports thus
failed by a wide margin to pay for
exports.
The export excess of S9l4,000,-
600 was largely made possible by
the lend-lease program since there
is no evidence that gold played a
part in financing this export eX-
cess. Figures are not available
on the movement of gold but a
decrease in the stocks of none
|tary gold in the United States
during the first two months lndl-
cate that this country shipped out
gold rather than imported It.
1t is apparent that under the
lend-lease program, exports OF
merchandise from the United
States will continue to expand, re-
CARELESS of the movement of gold,
since the demand for American
goods abroad will continue TO in
crease on account of heavy war
requirements
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Michigan Farm
Realty Values
Up 1OPct. in Year

LANSING, May s (UP)-Values
of Michigan farm real estate on
March l were 10 per cent higher
than a year ago, "a per cent
higher than two years ago, and
the highest since 1881, the Mich
gan cooperative crop reporting
service announced today.
The service aid Its survey
showed farm values approximately
the same as for the years of 1915
and 1917.
The index Of prices received for
farm SproductS sold during 1918
averaged los as compared 10 the
base period of 1904, and for
1918 the average was POI. For the
current war period the 1910 farm
products prices averaged 100 and
by March -. 1913 had advanced
to 1876. an increase Of IS per cent
in less than three years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Coal Output
15P(t. Under AZ

WASHINGTON, May s. The
National Coal Association esti-
mates bituninous coal production
in the United States for the week
ended May ! at 100000 net tons.
Production for the correspond
ing week last year was 1,l340OO
not tons Thus tho week ended
Nav ! shows a decrease of - per
cent from the comparable week OF
last Year due 10 the shutdown Of
mines throughout most of the in
.duStry the latter part of the week.
Report of the bituminouS coal
division OF the department Of the
interior shows production of r.
'0l5.OO0 tons FOR the week ended
April Il and 1873. 600 tons for
tho week ended April II.
4 Production Jan ! through May
II was about 203SlO.OOO tons. as
compared with 1872 47O. 900 tons
for the like period Of 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
On the
Business
Front
Bv WARD SCHULTZ
LIN. IlnanclaI IdIIoI

They're pulling no punches
OFT al the Pontiac Motor Car
Co.-e,ther t0 che manaaetm-
az war materials o. n 'He bond
drive
Tho,r aerial forpg1r.> T'r-
tiac'> turn re e.f may Boz packed
with dvr7v'e b4' tH,t tf no
more explosive trar tr- bond
editorial 0 fH0 rurrrr' ISSUE OF.
The Pontiac Warrior
Il points 1g' thsf "h..r 17'r.
orc American r'r.H- I'D. over
The country participated p 'Ne
Second Ns BOND DH. ibis
did NOT rn.5 rur ~ Pontiac
and continue, l0 part
Hell. NC haven't finished the
first drive Vet.
III Our bond hu,ins was to
set the psce for tho var. the
JapS would still bc ON Guadnl-
canal. RommcI would be in
Egypt and hitler would Re cat
Ing StrudeI in the kreWitn.
Underneath. TWO columns list
tho names ut the departments.
Under 70 IS are listed "a
while I'M red and unjD F. L.
are listed IS departments
It's interesting 10 note that
top seven departments with de-
auctions ranging from 40 %
122 per cent arc AN Salaricd
rnen. while only @ Of the O. h q
- are hourly paid departments.
Unfortunately I'm pretty sure
that Pontiac bond record is no
worse than those OF many other
companies.
But Pontiac apparently has
the courage 10 do something
about IT.
Particularly effective was this
parting admonltlon
Incidentally. IL your depart.
nent il i'm the red. better think
twice before YOU send this War
rior 10 your soldier son. He
may think you're not backing
him up"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Gen'I Foods Snider

From New York financial
circles comes the report that
the much discussed merger be-
tween the giant General Foods
Corp. and the also very large
Snider Packing Co. will be an
nounced IN the near future.
Some sources even 60 50 far
ss 10 say that the offer has
already been accepted hy Snider.
The reported deal will he COM
pleted on the basis ~ four
shares Of General Foods for each
five shares of Snlder. u j. said.
Foods has been selling around
IS and Snider about IL points
less.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Sterline's c astoria

There was some initial con-
Germ on Wall Street over the
so-called "CaStoria incident.
and its potential effect on the
earnings Of the Sterling Drug,
Inc. the parent company
With all sales and shipments
of this laxative stopped because
il was learned that "a foreign
Ingredient caused nausea and
vomiting. the big money-makor
of the firms Centaur Division
will undoubtedly be hard hit.
However. il * not expected
that SterlInC'S overall volume
will be hurt too much because
CaStolia accounted for less
than < per cent.
Last years volume by Ster-
ling - which has expanded ic
worldwide prominence since IT
was formed in 1882 was over
$4,000 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Nation S Store Sales
Register Decline

NEW YORK. May S-Federal
reserve board reported department
store sales last week were 5 per
cent lower than during the cor
responding week a year ago. In
the preceding week such sales
were % per cent greater than in
the similar period In 1912. while
in the four weeks ended May
they totaled u per cent more than
in the corresponding period last
NCar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
New Butadiene Plant

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2 a
large butadiene plant, first OF its
kind on the coast, Is expected 10
be put into operation by Standard
OIL Co. of California early in Sep
tember to produce the principal in
gredient used in making synthetic
rubber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Lesson in Banking

Local banking circles are still
chuckllnG over the discontinue
of one young feminine cmplOye
OF a national hank here.
1t seems she toOb A pair of
shoes 10 a repair man and when
he started TO work on them he
found a wad in the toe of one
shoe. The wad turned out to
he three 500 bill. and one $50
bill.
When he opened shop the
following morning. the excited
girl was waiting and. Of course,
got her money back
She repeatedly has since been
deluged with literature on the
sdviSability ~ keeping money
in savings accounts and war
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Sallan JeUeler Concerts
Repairmen to Gauge Work

liveries from the manufacturers of
the gauge.
Raymond Sallan. president Of
the firm. expressed the feelings
of all of the employees when he
said:
Were just as proud as We
can he to have this opportunity
Of furthering the war effort. The
war Manpower Commission
lists jewellers as non-essential,
but I certainly feel that my men
are out Of that class now"
And it's evident that WIPE
agrees with him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Yellow Truck Nets
S'969,951 in Quarter

Yellow Truck & Coach Manu-
featuring Co. reports consolidated
net income for the first quarter OF
l943. after taxes based on Revenue
Act of 1912 and subject 10 possible
renegotiation ad justin $,
amounted 10 1868, 95l, equal TO "a
cents share on the common and
Glass b stock. against Sl,5l3,5li
or AZ cents on the common and
Glass 3 in the first quarter OF las,
wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Member Borrowings
Largest Since 1910

NEW YORK. May Money
borrowed from banks trust com
panieS and other lenders m tho
United States. excluding borrow.
ings from other members Of nae
tional securities exchanges IH-
ported by the New York Stock
Exchange member fu 49, oft
April 80 aggregated S5aaGltlg4
the largest total since Nlay 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Shoe Output Shows
Increase in March

WASHINGTON. May s -Pro-
duction Of footwear for March
amounted 10 417llSS7 pairs an
increase Of 10.4 per cent from the
81. 1858 pairs produced in Febru-
arv. but decrease Of S.3 per cent
compared with the a, AS7 ,42i pairs
produced in March. 1912. according
10 figures compiled by the depart
ment of commerce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Dome Mines Output or

NEW YORK. May S April pro
ductIon of Dome Mines, Ltd. was
valued AZ Sl9i 556 including
premium. compared with S54l SCI
in April. last year. For the first
four months tins year production
was valued AZ S2OOl 7Sj against
81 i0i. 566 IN tho same 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Treasury Bills offered

WASHINGTON. May Invita-
tons for another issue Of 5000
100000 Of treasury bills viii be
received up 10 q y mn. E.W.T Mon
day May 80, treasury announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Trend Of Sales

INV YORK. May s GNsl-TotsI sales
TODAY
stock Exchange stocks ns3 30 shares
bonds 50 500 600
CUrh Exchange stocks 2as 000 shares
bonds says GOO
Rie hoard sals' throughout ths dsy' .
Orsn 10 - m $50 2s0 shsrss
II 90 - close TOO $50 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
PenaIize Big Taxpayer
In House Proposal
RumI Plan Discarded Because It
Slowed Soak-the-Rich Campaign
Nv MERRYLE STANLEY RUKENSER
International News service Economic Commentator

The manner House Of Representatives disposed
current confirms the impress
the demaEoglc barrier
OF adopting the Rum plan which was a Spe
remedy the noncrent alment the House adopted
substitute plan designed make 90 cent of the
taxpayers Those taxpayers who arc subject only 10 me
q - nnaL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
LIST LEADERS

Farm lard values in southeast
ern. east central apd centra !
counties have advanced relatively
more than IN other districts. While
the smallest percentage Of in
crease since 1890 has been in the
southwestern counties where fruit
production is an important source
OF income.
The service said one important
factor IN influencing changes in
farm land values during the past
three year. has been location re-
lative 10 industrial cluos Real
estate dealers in The southern
counties report that farms located
within 20 miles OF critics have sold
relatively higher than those IN gen
eral agricultural areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

II member Of The firm. In March
1887, together with WIfred b
Doner, he established the firm OF
Fink e. Doner. Inc, Detroit ad.
vertising agency. Wilfred b. Donei
will continue the firm of Fink &
Doner, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW Nav 5 UuP)- Todsy's raw.
Inc prices - growers or beans.
Rea heans s. 80 light rcd kidneys
81 30 dark red kdrf}s 81 so. r. g
yellow ewes So SIS e y g. iEht Gran.
berries s.. 60, g. r. &. darn cranherries.
g. So
Wheat. 81 ,Naf51. este 50 SOC. rye
- 700 SIX rowrd barley. $40 rc buck.
Vhcai. 81 81 go, corr, asc 81. SOY
hra0s 81 SIS
nesn O..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

up re id ence
a n q establish
an advertising
agency in Los
Angeles, Cal.
Lionel Fin k
s I a + { G q with
Milton AleXan-
der Co, gradu-
ating ov er a
period of nine
years from APP
prentice 10 aC-
count executive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Lionel Fink
Quits Ad Agency

After II years Of active service
in the advertising field in Detroit,
Lionel Fink is retiring from the
presidency Of Fink e Doner, Inc,
Detroit advertising agency. to take
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
DIESEL Wemmer
Declares Dividend

DIESEL Wemmer Gilbert Corp.
has declared a dividend of 81 @
cents on the common, payable
June -. 10 holders Of record June
10. A like amount was paid
March -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Parker Rust Proof
Votes Bic Dividend

Parker Rust Proof Co. has de-
Clared a dividend of 37i2 cents
on the common, payable June l. TO
holders of record May 20. Like
amount was paid March l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Livestock Markets
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO May : pNSl HOGS 500
steady Tor. 81 so. bulk Slt Ga . ~ -
Il 50. lights Slt 'oQli.75. light tights
Si4 80 =. SO; packing so"s, Sit~25 q Il 80,
CATTLE 100. STEADY Calves 100
Steady. Reef steers choice Sic II so
medium. sta IL; yearrnFs. Si3a17.
Butcher cattle beifers SIC 1918 COWS
SO a "a so: bulls, kii 1880. calves. 50 70
Is feeders. SIC n -; stockers, steers,
SHEEP . 500 steady. Lambs, SIS y
ul6 IS. common. St4D 1878. yearlings.
S13 % Is. ewes, IS . 9 80, feeders, Sli MS.
PITTSBI RGH
PITTSBURGH. May 5. GNSl...CATrLt
$50. steady steers choice. SIS % G Il
medium 20 good S15.75 1 1880. common.
S12 500 = so ,heiters. sood 10 choice. SIS
mon 50 ~ -. COWS. good 70 choice. 81 %
r. n; medium 20 good. Sio1ll Gamers
and cutters. So 500 10 bulls good "a
choice. Sliaii.75. common to medium,
HOGS ESQ steady. 1so1so lbs. Nts5
Ills. 10000 lbs S159I5 10. 2oo-22o
lbs Slhp - 10, go 30 MS SO eo.l
TO- 2So;2so 0s So 80 Is % 90 za9 $50
II 50. rourhs Sl3.5o0lt %.
SHEEP 50 steady. Choice lambs.
80 p. medium 80 good clipped Si2 IS
n 70 common lambs Clipped IS 25 % %.
SIS s .
CALVES IS. steady. Good - choice
1t6 so di7.5o. medium - good. Slf115,
culs and common, 8 r SO.
EAST BTFFAIO
FAST BUFFALO. \ 81 Nav GNS1
sHOGS-i 100 Norinally steady Good
and choice iEn-2fO lbs quoted So 80 10
IS 30. compared week ago most weights
steady 20 los higher
CATTLE 80 steers and yrsrlinrs
fairly active steady. strong during week.
Good offerings SIS. ~ Is 50. medium TO
Euud including mixed VearnnFs. $50 Is IS.
beef COWS ~ asa -. cutter ana com.
mon. 50 90 II IS: Gamer closed uueveuiy
lower s. - ~ Q IS. veiEhty sausage bulls
SlaTI425: lighter weights. Sill 75T ~. so
CALVES None. Nsalers firm through
ou' week Good and choice. NlT 20 mainly
ST. 50. common and medium. Sli To.
SHEEP None. Lamb supply rather
liberal during week active. steady. Good
and choice s5-i0O-lh. shorn No. skins
So; few medium 20 choice woolskius. SD
rs. top SIS %. odd lots 5o-65-lb. na-
tive SprrEers, Sit116.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09


sion that there was reluctance
Thus. instead Of adopting Il
ClfC remedy for the nonCurrent
p substitute plan. which IS deSil
TAXPAYERS current. Those taNpa
Is per cent normal tax and the
will presumably be enabled TO
become current.
But this desirable change will
not get the upper 10 per cent OF
big income taxpayers current.
Apparently they represent an
unpopular minority group, which
is not entitled to the benefits of
tax reform. Thus, the spirit of
class legislation stalks in the
background
And lest thi, influence might
appear TO be too subtle 10 be
crasped before the issue came
TO a vote, Rep, John w, McCor-
mack of Massachusetts, Demo-
cratic floor leader warned;
"Any one who votes for the
Ruml Plan is creating telling
issue against himself i'm the 1914
election"
HIDDEN OBJECTION
This was in line with an anal
ySis made by this column several
weeks ago in which the point
was made that the hidden OblcC-
ton TO the Ruml Plan was that
it slowed up the destructive
process of soaking the rich and
redistrbutinC wealth. II was
regarded by its opponents as IN
the nature of a temporary truce.
or breathing spell, in the inter-
nal class warfare.
The demaCoGic line diStln-
EuiShed between Q ilm It 2
Sevicing of small and moderate
sized taxpayers and big tan
payers. The crime of the bic
payers was that I h cir tax
liability was so large, but ii was
high because in the past Con-
greSS had worked TO the Nth
degree the principle Of progress
Sivc taxation.
Congress didn't feel in 2 mood
10 relieve the top bracket be-
cause IT would be "forgNinG so
much. This suggested the prin-
Ciple in reverse of the aneCdote
about the man who murdered his
father and his mother and then
asked for ClcmencY on the
ground that he was an orphan.
FISCAL SOUNDNESS
From the standpoint Of fiscal
soundneSs as it affects the treas
ury, II would be desirable to get
big taxpayers on a current basis
also. To the extent that rapid
financial reversalS may take
tplace after the war, some Of
these upper bracket men may
move rapidly from riches 10
rags. Instead Of trusting men in
speculative occupations to hold
the quasi-fiduciary tax funds for
- months or more. il would be
more prudent to collect on a
current basis.
Likewise, in the year follow
inc the death or financial re-
versal of bigger taxpayers. the
tax debt 10 the government
hangs over the present system.
The slogan that the bill which
the House passed affects 90 per
cent Of the income taxpayers is
somewhat misleading, inasmuch
as under wartime conditions
during the last several years
the numerical size Of the income
tax paying fraternity has been
increased by the addition OF
millions IF small taxpayers.
Until 1887. there were only
about 1000 900 federal income
taxpayers. not 100000. Thus,
the group left in a noncurrent
position by the bill adopted in
the House affects very much
more than 10 per cent Of the
basic group OF seasoned old-line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
New York Cotton

UfnpT WI0INF ITU"T IU0F- 70 II NOM n
nal. August 70 - nominal September d.
10 So nominal November ~ ~ nomina :
January. 10 ~. nom uai, February. 1911,
DgrntpaT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
80 PER CENT GAIN

The farm real estate values in
central Michigan rose 80 per cent
since 1910. 56 per cent m the east
central 36 per cent In The south
west, 20 pcr cent ia the northwest.
IS per cent n the northeast :
per cent in the south central p
per cent m the west central. 20
per cent IR the Upper Peninsula
and II per cent IN the southwest
area the report showed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 40 far this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-Paid In 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
ABSORB PRoFIT-TAkING

Tho ability Of the market 10
absorb large amounts of profit
taking IN the previous session
without apparent harm brought in
some new buying after an irregu-
f lar opening. Soon the list steadied
and resumed It's uptrend until half
of Yesterdays losses were re-
gained
Business news continued favor
able with outlook for a rise IN
steel operations TO around full
capacity next week Brokerage
opinion continued constructive ON
the list and many of the com
mcntatorS said the setback adj
.miniStered as TuniS and Bizerte
fell a tonic for the market.
Bonds displayed ralIyinG tendcn-
cicS after earlier easineSS. South
American issues and issues of the
German-occupicd nations we're
firm. L. s. Governments were dor
mant. Commodities moved in a
very narrow range. Leading grains
were off small amounts, while cot
ton futures were about unchanged
on balance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Mr.. Noonau has been APP
pointed general sales manager
of United States Rubber Co s
footwear division, He was
formerly manager Of clothing,
coated fabrics and koyalon at
the Mishawaka, Ind, plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
UTILITIES ACTIVE

Several special stocks rose 10
new highs for the year. Trading
was fairly active in the rails and
IN the low priced lsSue> Of the
utility and industrial sections
Heaviest volume was noted m
American and Foreign Power,
Commonwealth and Southern, Cur.
lis Publishing. Superior Oil, United
Corp and Budd Manufacturing.
Gains of a point and more were
noted IN AlliS Chalmers, American
Telephone. General Steel Castings
preferred, IIomcStakc Mining.
International Harvester, Interna-
tional Telephone, Loew'S, Phila-
dclphla CO., Paramount, STANDARD
Gas I per cent preferred, Pepsi
Cola. Pittsburgh Steel , per cent
preferred and l. s. Rubber. Curtis
Publishing preferred ;Spurted !
points and !. |. Case ) points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Stocks Resume
Upward Drive
In Busy Deals
Il, ELNFR {. WALLER
Julrd Trrss Financial EDITOR

NEW YORK, May s Stocks
re-aIred their poi~c today after an
active break n The late trading
Yesterday Prices rcEaincd half
the previous session, losses and
rrr marker closed higher on the
Vce'
Railroad shares hardest mt
when profit taking Int m the last
half hour Of Fridays market made
rcrweucS ranging 10 q point i'm
such leading issues as Santa Ft.
Southern Pacific and Southern
Railway. a better market also
was noted IN railroad equipment,
SteelS registered fractlona !
gains. while the motors had adj
vaucoS ranging TO a point in
Chrysler All sections of the mar
kot joined the upturn, including
the utility list where preferred
issues scored gains Of moro than
a point IN several instances
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-06
Standings
Junior Net Tourney
Reaches Semi-Finols

Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug. SUR
-Top-seeded Bob Falkenburg OF
Hollywood plays fourth-seeded Gene
Garrett of San Diego, Cal, and Sec
ond-ranked James Brink of Seattle
metes JacWk Tuero of New Orleans.
ranked third, in the semi-finals OF
the annual junior and boys national
tennis tournament today.
Falkenburg, the defending cham
pion, ousted Morton Stern, Phlla-
delphia, 6-2, 6-3, yesterday as Gar
rett defeated Ed Ray, Taft, Tex,
6-1, 6-3; Iuero won over Howe At
water, Chicago, 60, 6-l and Brink
beat Robert Kring, Los Angeles, 6-3,
6-3.
A pair of upsets marked the boys
quarter final singles, with Gilbert
Shea of Los Angeles eliminating
third placed Roderigo De Llano. La
redo, Tex, Ga, 1-6, 6-3, while Ed
Davis, Baton Rouge, La, won over
fourth seeded william Rafferty,,
Chevy Chase, Md, 60, 81.