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WASHINGTON March 22 (PV—t the fiscal year total would- - ex- Two major factors' In addition 1 — 22 Million! of new taxpayers con- ceed the budget bureau's estimate to the excesg j profits tax CoMayor-eleEarl MUlikin an- tributed to a record income tax of $3000000000 by around ntributed to the Increase In colnounced Saturday “there will be collection of $1139384637 during lections over last year: 1 — Lowering of personal exno Inauguration of a mayor on the first 20 days of March the Reflects Up Trend reported Saturday from $1000 to $800 for emptions after the board of King treasury Monday The tremendous flow of Initial Since start of fiscal the the and from $2500 to year persons single county commissioners held firm In payments on 1940 earnings com- last July 1 income tax collections $2000 for married couples which refusal to name a man of his choice pared with $621488616 collected have amounted to $2347187793 was estimated to have doubled SEATTLE : -- - 1 Sending Food Abroad May Trim Surpluses March ct $500-0000- War and Navy Department Oppose Plan U S Force Seek Tenfold Increase Force Under Same Set-U- p In Strength of Air - 00 J j y the corresponding period of or about $850000000 morthan to succeed him as county auditor in and brought predictions during the corresponding portion last choice “to Millikln’s first pro- fromyear new alWASHINGTON government experts that of the previous year Is his chief tect employes loyal The treasury announced that the war of the air most teafold expansion corps department excess profits taxes accounted for Robert A (Bobbie) Morris Yale deputy Bequeathed $50000 $81910713 of the total of income turned thumbs down again Saturday on a congressional pro- widely known sports referee ' on luft-waf- fe YORK March 22 announcement taxes paid during March The NEW about the to transform it into a separate force like Germany’ WASHINGTON March 22 IS7 — posal V Armour yachtsman and budget bureau has estimated that Inaugural indicated he would stand in his decision not to resign botanist who died on March 6 be- the excess profits tax will bring This country’s plans to supply total of 17900 officers and men firm as auditor Clark until assured his choice queathed $50000 to Davenport col- in $160000000 in the year ending a Senator bill by Opposing friendly warring nations with authorized only a few years ago of successor lege of Yale university according next July 1 a Missouri establish to (D) lease-len- d 1 pro-food under the larmy’s branches only 10 days In which to qua! to his will which was filed Saturday He Of all has the air force and set up the for probate gram may take American agriculnow exceeds the air lfy as mayor ” ture out of reverse gear and start a mew overall department of na- eorps mantryj In size It forward on a new course of ex- tional defense Undersecretary PatNew Goal i f j March 22 (AP) — Undertaking7 ( - ‘ Marehv23i94r Payments Total 1139 Millions in 20 Days Looms Monday ' Farm Benefit -- f Mil-likln- ’s (AV-Allis- semi-independ- filed by Individuals and around 500000 by corporations In the first 20 days of March Idaho citizen contributed and Utah taxpayers gave the government $2030429 of their 1940 incomes the' treasury announced The sums compare with $655-6- 62 for Idaho- and $1095636 for Utah in the same period last year For nearby states the treasury listed (1940 first) the following figures: Montana $1107373 and $1938-7- 76 Nevada $1303770 and Oregon $2059754 and $4492465 Wyoming $494641 and ‘ $1-249- the number of persons required to file returns 2— Imposition of a 10 per cent defense tax on top of the normal income tax along with Increases In some surtax brackets 15000008 File f1 ' While no figures have been obtained thus far it was estimated that 15000000 tax returns were $860852 ' i - 640 r 4 j ' " panded production During the past decade farmers have found it necessary under the impact of declining foreign markets and Industrial upsets In this country to cut their production of many crop Not in many years have they produced anywhere near capacity ' Boo for British Now eomes the prospect that considerable quantities of food will be made available to Great Britain and other nations opposing aggressive policies of j totalitarian powers It happens however that the food products those countries are expected to ask for include few of the farm commodities of which the United States has unusually large surpluses Types Sought Farm officials said the British have indicated that they would like to have foods in concentrated forms so that the maximum amount of oceanic shipping space could be used for war materials j : J terson of the war department said the course of the European war had demonstrated that ' all ’operations must be under a single comf mander t a has sepGermany “Although arata air force Patterson wrote lt the senate naval committee has throughout maintained this essential unity of military control directly under the head of the government who has his own chief of staff Navy Oppose Secretary Knox noted that the navy as well as the army had opposed the proposed defense reorganization for years! Air officials said Saturday that the army air corps of 800000 officers and men which congress was told the war department contemplated would approach In size those of Germany and Great Brit 1 aln Uu General beorge C Marshall chief of staff told the house in testimony published Friday on the $4073810000' fifth supplemental defense appropriation that the air force goal now was 800000 more than twice (the figure in earlier war department plans In a force of that size- approximately 80000 would be pilots by the existing ratio i 7 Pilot training now accelerated to a rate between 7000 and 12000 a year Is to be stepped up to 30000 it was testified by Major General George H Brett air eorps ehlef Officials expressed belief that th'e latest increase would entail creation of some 100 combat groups Instead of the 54 now in process of organization MIRACLE VALVES AT 343 STATE ST Ogden Store: 2422 Washington Avenue j - - The nazi force Is believed to number more than a million and Britain’s is understood to bo approaching that figure By contrast the American army’s Is only slightly more than 100000 but is being enlarged steadily from Its 1— Tick get year 14m 0—W e will NO arraat awa pair Buried an ' to a Modern Kitchen ep year shea— Dial — Our 2 repreientative will call aad the financing payment I reBali MptTerm ear J SAN ANTONIO Texas March for (£)— Funeral services Claude B Hudspeth 63 former congressman from the El Paso district who died Wednesday in a San Antonio hospital were conducted here Saturday little aa As n 4-I- fw a mntartele aa 22 LUMBER & HARDWARE 220 SOUTH ITATK STREET CO DIAL -- aS3 1 L J America ll Twin Tha Ford Motor Company’s business has always been to serve the needs of the American trah people In proyiding them with low-coportation for the past 38 years we have deyel-ope- d one of the country’s j largest nd'most useful industrial units During a national emer- -' that these facilities should 4 he cency we feel t y devoted without reserve to our country’s needs Toward that end we startedrolling months ago with these results: Several months ago work was started on our own initiative on an entirely new 1500 horsepower !rPUne designed for mess produe tion This engine Is now In the test stage and plans A $21000000 Ford airplane engine factory started only 6 months ago is nearly completed Production i The experience and facilities of this 'com-pan- jy can be used to do much of the job which America now needs to get done in a hurry st : I I i will start with an initial order for 4236 eighteen double-roradial engines cylinder air-cool- w ed y 1 r s We are building a new $800000 Ford magne slum alloy foundry one of the few in the country j i It is already producing lightweight airplane engine ' ' ’ L castings j ’ ! 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