Show — i"4:--- - - : ff'WV'erf''' - ' - ''f' '' ''''f 7':-?- ' ' 000r0140101011 41' - ' '' 2 5altt Zlic riday Morning Record Crop Retailer Master of Gränge Denies Pays Looms as Need for New Price Lids Fine for kid to Victory Price Hike that WPB Sets Up New Rule on - - U S Predicts 13 Per Cent - Gain Over 1937 WASHINGTON 10 Sept 17(A')— r'rospects for an aggregate crop rroduction of unprecedented prorortions continued to improve durng the month the agriculture derartment reported Thursday in esrnating the total harvest would Ne 13 per cent higher than the year of 1937 Secretary Wickard hailed the rexlrt as a "tremendous victory over he axis' but warned that in spite 1 the great production "demands ipon American food and fiber are great that we will not have nough to give every one all the wants" ood he or she 'It Senate Body Cuts Tax on Low Incomes r'n hay ugar fruit and 10 UPI— Sept me sugar beet and sugar cane crops vvill establish records if conditions prevailing on September 1 continue the agriculture department predicted Thursday The condition of sugar beets pointed to a production of 13004- 000 tons 26 per cent more than in 11941 and 40 per cent above the 1930-3- 9 average Indicated yield per acre is 131 tons compared with 137 tons last year Production of sugar cane for both sugar and seed this year is estimated at 7362000 short tons slightly larger than the previous record crop of 1938 about 35 per cent above 1941 and 56 per cent more than the 1930-3- 9 average Prospective sugar beet production and yield per acre by principal producing states: Ohio 528000 and 11 short tons Michigan 1107- 000 and 9 Nebraska 1078000 and 14 Montana 950000 and 125 Idaho 1200000 and 15 Wyoming 621000 1and 135 Colorado 2553- 000 and Utah 672000 and 14 California 2759000 and 155 (Only states for which figures - were given) ' - il e!'t i (i Sit r c'(9 ' c 7' '''''4' - I1 - t4 ' 4' : - Atiltt: ' 4 A 4- ') 011 '''''' 10'---1' 1 y I 1 q t t ' i ' ' ii '' - :( :" )-- it4‘ tL 4 Fdif 117I - I ''' 1 it i' f '' ? 7 7(fry-R h o 0 1i t 30 t: 4-- 1 1 "'4 3 - 14 7'4 ‘ j r -- - ' ' i t-- ' - - 1 ii - : ' : - " -' - t to the - '4 A 4 2:'- ' I ' r --' - '4Er : s ':' - - ' -- 1 : vr v " ' - h - Ill ' t t - i - -- 1 ""''''"' T - -1 1 4-- I ' - - — '' - 60411 Reg!44)oularly I 71 I II : 4: ' : - ii A -- ' ‘' t t - - f l' t -"N s''' 1": - ct PARIS TOILETRIES— - 1 4 Ways to -- )''k' ''''' '' ' I 17:1:ii: ' ' ' ' ' - '41 I' 1 tr - : 1' - t471 !LI ''''-- t - ':i - 1tr - - r -- c - r- 1 i 4- t Q E ct- - ii : - :: 11! t t !'--' 1 ' 3 f" 1:i:11':C - 1!'' 4 : : v 1 t w- ' f: j t - fr ' )CZ(t 1 t A 4- - '- l'e If ‘ ti V ")etN‘A'-- i - - 1 ir 1 1 I '' ' ''' 'i- '' 31-:---- oi - deNtli02 it - - :: 7""" N Look at These Lavish Fur Trims: Buy--- - Cash' Marge Budget and Layaway! 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I i t) 0p 1z4 't i ' " Ao ' 16 (A'— - - - ' found a place for all time in history t 1-"- ic1 ) 7 4 Ili ' 4 - 'f 1 revenue bill No action has been r-t- kall 0 4 4 ---- DALLAS Texas Sept 10 (P— jurisdictional dispute between carpenters and roofers as to who should lay asbestos shingles sent 350 carpenters off the job of building the air transport command's i N l' t 0 -4- : --- 7: '' ' - l'°-- '' A ' 0 t"' 1 4' ' N- 4 ' ' - not only to Revolutionary days but whose name hu - I- A - 4 ''-'1--° 441 - - T - - 50 1 74"--1 t 4 t4 - ' ' - AL a talented patriotic woman who belonged Blocks Union -: Roofing Work issued by specifications W P B Chairman Donald M Nelson will govern use of the steel for all buildings constructed financed or approved by government after agencies on contracts placed November 9 However Nelson authorized the various agencies to begin using The - II ' N ‘01''' 4-- : yl ' i Is to save steel ' N s4 1041 '' taken on President Roosevelt's recommendation that maximum individual incomes be limited to $25- 000 a year after payment of taxes In combination with the 5 per cent "victory" tax adopted Wednesday on gross income in excess of $624 the proposed new income rates present a formidable financial challenge to most taxpayers Where a married manwith two dependents and a $3000 annual income would owe $58 under the present lawthe house raised his liability to $172 and the senate to $275 The senate committee approved the house exemptions of $1200 for married persons and $500 for single persons (compared with $1500 and $750 under present law) but voted to cut the allowance for dependents from $400 to $300 The committee also ratified the house action in raising the normall tax on individuals from 4 per cent to 6 per cent )j 711-- f '''' )4 I -- A!)A 'Cr I It - t- 'f' 1171 - ti: 1 1411 measure the treasury would have to ask next year for substantially the same thing Chairman George (D) Georgia said Thursday's action virtually wound up the work on Individual income tax sections of the new 1g: - k - ing" W i' Nt I( k-- - - P B estimated that the specifications would save about 10 per cent of the weight of structural WASHINGTON Sept 10 (A'— steel now going into building con- The war production board ThursActual tonnage of steel depend on the amount day established emergency speci- Istruction construction fications for the design fabrication and erection of structural steel for buildings The purpose ROIV :: 1 gnrS Fabrication To Make Savings ) I' -- ' ) ''':!-- 1 I I " Lo09- ” i 1 -:E numbers arge cotton crop ige crop of atoes and "With record tock and poultry on hand with Talk and egg production' continuabove previous ng substantiaith e d supplies of feed 'Taln and also of hay and forage n sight and with the best fall lasture since 1915 there seems very reason to expect the producion of livestock and livestock Iroducts to continue higher than n past years" the report declared The large farm production was Lttributed to record acreage yield 'or many commodities and favor-b- e growing conditions WASHINGTON the specifications immediatelyneW post at Love field Thursdayton a war project In Dallas since wherever possible and review con- It was the first important strike December 7 tracts already placed or which will be placed before the November 9 deadline making acfchanges in cord with the :s1 d' By requiring the use of higher ' 7 ''-than are nor- ia' 00271 C: mally used somewhat lighter sec--7 APo-tions wibeall ms and other types of 012 ) steel be allowed a'But not " ' ti-LI it'0 to an extent that in any way en'' 41 dangers the safety of the build- ''IL rditt'372Z217076Z- E2WIV:VL3-0Z0-- ''- - oil y 111112C: ' behooves us to conserve this mount carefully in view of the :Teat needs and demands upon us y our soldiers and our allies all lyer the world" he added in a (Continued from Page One) tatement "These demands are remendous so tremendous that ing made Inevitable some form of yen the productivity of the Amer-ca- n "forced savings" farmers cannot meet all of He still held to his belief that a hem" proposed tax on individual spendeea Record Yields ings which the senate committee In US report the department rejected waa the best method to Laid that with average weather the be adopted and "would furnish a est of the season final surveys strong deterrent to spend money" chould show record production of "We (the government) are go- -- 5 : Governs Designs tht nt 1 1942 Septemb'er 11 - - BuildinLY Steel BOSTON Sept 10 (211—A1bprtnArity prices while Henderson al- S Goss master of the national ready has the power to restrict grange asserted Thursday prices on the eight items which President Roosevelt's promise to now are selling at prices far above by law" impose new farm price ceilings by Goss said the administration hes1 October if congress did not act itated to act on those commodities before then was "purely politi- - because cutting prices on them would result in productions being cal" "I don't think there's any emer- cut off one com- gency that requires such a threat" modity—chickens—betwy een he said in an interview after con- and 110 per cent of parity parity ferring with New England grange Pointing out that the October 1 leaders deadline which the president set Declaring that the country was for congress to act was only in no danger "of blowing up" in the five weeks before the November immediate future Goss said that elections Goss said it was calcuPrice Administrator Leon Hender- lated to put many of Mr Rooseson already had the power to reg- velt's congressional antagonists ulate farm prices "on the spot" by forcing them to "Of the 22 farm commodities take a position on the price issue which comprise 75 per cent of all which may appear to be contrary agricultural production" he said to the view of either labor or agri"13 already are selling far below culture or both BALTIMORE Sept 10 (Al —A retailer was fined $50 and costs Thursday for a two-ceovercharge- - for a tube of toothpaste in what court officials said was believed to be the first conviction in the nation under the triple damage clause of the price control act The suit was brought in People's court under that section of the price act entitling an overcharged plaintiff to triple the cost of the purchase or $50 and costs whichever is greater The plaintiff said he a tube of toothpaste bought for 23 cents In March In July he testified the same store charged two cents more for a similar-size- d tube of the same brand Ztibune 1Zikc t |