The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 12

PAGFTWHVF THE HELENA INDEPENDENT, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1942 Some House Members Contend Profit War Effort by Delaying Contracts Washington, April 9 -House ways and means committeemen contended today that the senate-approvad profit limitation bill would "slow down" the war effort because of contract difficulties. They argued that excessive profits should be recaptured through existing tax formulas rather than through the appioved ly the senate Tuesday giving the War and departments and the a i i commission broad authority to renegotiate questionable contracts and to require certain repayment's. Voicing the sentiments of some of the committee membeis, v-ho are now studying stitfer excess profits taxes for war-contract industries as part of a new sy.noo,- 000,000 tax bill, Rep. Ditney Okla.) said: "The senate's formula is so complicated that i a could not safely make a contract i the goveiument because of the veij nature of it and the risk that they might lose virtually all of their profits. "Then, after tnat, the i i a revenue- bureau might come along and claim that the War department's arbitrary computations of eicess profits 'were not in accord with the tax lavs.

Then the treasury would take another slice of income. "Like the administiation, I am for profit limitations, but the! administration is against! this plan and all the administra-1 tion heads have testified against' it." Chairman Doughton N. of the committee said it appeared I that the senate "has circum-, vented and Rep. Duncan Mo said "we might as well adjourn" hearings 011 excess I profits taxes. I Ma Be Futile Rep.

Reed i X. Y.I a member, said "it looks as though our hearings based on the treasury recommendations might out to a been futile in the light of the senate provisions congressional sources came an expression that the constitution would not peimit congress to dhert from the house to government departments and agencies the right to impose taxes. Meanwhile, Rep. Case S. author of the flat 6 cent profit limitation attached as a rider 10 an $18,000,000,000 bill for the War department, said he ivould be willing to abandon a definite percentage in favor of more general language.

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64c Value Boulder News MAURI ED IX BUTTE Boulder, Apiil 9 --(Special) -A i of much interest to the people of Boulder and Bould took a Tuesday nuirninfc at 9 o'clock in St. Mary's church in Butte of the oldest families of the -valley were united by the marriage of Miss Marv Ellen Carey and William P. Murphv. Father John Sheehan officiated. Attendants of the couple were Mi'-' Lillian Carey, sister of the hiide, of San Jose, and I Joseph Murphy, brother of the groom, of Lewlstown.

The bride wore an ensemble of soldier blue with rose accessories. Phe carried a bouquet of roses and Hhes-of-the-valley. The bridesmaid wore an ensemble of rmdwav blue with white accessories. She carried a bouquet of American Beauty roses. The bride's mother was attired in a black ensemble with black and white accessories.

She wore a. corsage of yellow and orchid roses and eet peas. The groom's mother wore an ensemble of navy blue with navy accessories. Her corsage was of yellow roses and sweet A wedding- breakfast was served the Copper Bowl at the Finlen hotel. The table was centered with a beautiful bride's cake decorated with a miniature bride and groom.

Spring flowers were massed at each end of the table. Members of the bride and groom's families were the guests. Mrs. Murphy Is the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Carey of Boulder valley. She attended St. Vincent's Academy in Helena. She is a graduate of ths Cardwell high and the Butte Business college. For the past year she has been employed in the office of the county attorney at Boulder.

Mr. Murphy Is the son of Mrs. Katherine Murphy of Boulder valley where he is engaged In farming. The newlyweds left by auto for a trip to the west coast, returning by the way of Rollins, "Wyo. They will make their home at the Murphy ranch In the BOULDER GIRL MARRIED Miss Ada Glass, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Glass of Boulder and Wesley Dindsay, son of Mrs. Ileen Marks of Clancy were united in marriage In Butte last Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

a Barry, brother-in-law and sister of the bride were the attendants. The bride attended the Boulder grade school and was a graduate of the Jefferson county high school. She has been employed in Helena for the past year. The groom attended the Clancy grade school and also graduated from the Jefferson county high school. He has been employed on the Winston Brothers dredge near Clancy for the past year.

The voung couple left for Stockton, California on a honeymoon trip. They will make their home in Clancy. PERSONALS Mrs. Ijj-le Swartz and children George and Marie and Mrs. Drew Jackson and daughter Paula of Bozeman were visitors at the Ed McCauley ranch Tuesday.

They also transacted business in Boulder. Mrs. Herbert Black is visitinr relatives and friends in Billings this week. The board of county commissioners met in regular monthly session this week. Present were James Ahl, chairman, Dan Osmundson and Emmett Douglass.

Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Trettin motored to Great Falls Friday where they are spending the week visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Kyler, Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Kyler and daughter Barbara Fay, Mrs. Edward Kyler, Mrs. Matt Kosola and son Billy attended to business matters in Helena Wednesday. Lew Ayres Would Serve as Non-Combatant Sacramento, April Ajers, film star, who was sent to a conscientious objectors camp in last week because he refused to bear arms, has applied for reclassification for non-combatant service in the army, the state selecthe service headquarters said today.

Selective service authorities said the final decision would be left to Ayers' local draft board, In the event the national director of selective service agreed to reopen his case The star of the Dr. Klldare screen series applied for a change of his classification to 1AO, would permit him to drive an ambulance and perform other noncombatant New Curtailment Orders Are Issued by W.P.B. Golfer Hit; No More Copper Screen Or Small Tractors Washington, April curtailment orders hit the golfer again today, together with the motorist, the man who wants copper screens for his home and the farmer who would like to buy a small track tread tractor. The use of iron, or other critical metals, or of cork or plastics in the manufacture of golf clubs after May 31 was forbidden. At the same time, board ordered another cut in gasoline consumption affecting the east and the Pacific northwest.

On April 16, deliveries to filling stations, now 20 per cent less than normal, will be cut 33 per cent under normal. If the public cooperates, said I Secretary Ickes, petroleum coordi- nator, it may be possible to avoid gasoline rationing cards. The copper screen order forbade retailers to sell, deliver, install or cut their stocks of that article except to fill government orders or by special authorization of the W.P.B. The manufacture of copper screening had previously been forbidden as of May 1. i Plenty of Steel There is plenty of steel wire screening available for civilian needs, ihe board said.

During the day the board ordered production small track' laying tractors stopped on Sept. 1. Another order froze manufac- turers' stocks of most types of heavy industrial machinery, to help the manufacturers of such equipment i to the production oi items necessary to the defense program. By an earlier decree golf ball production halted on April 1. Howeier, the order will not affect the stock of clubs available production, which is peak from October to February, has almost been completed.

"Likewise, the supply of golf bails is adequate," the board said. COURT TERM IX HAVRE Butte, April Judge James H. Baldwin today signed an order setting a court term to begin Satuiday morning in Havre. Arraignments and I pleas, and motions and demurrers were set for hearing the opening I day. Gen.

Joyce Goes fo Salt Lake to Assume Command Fort Lewis, April Gen. Kenyon Ashe Joyce, who started Army life as a private more than 40 years ago, relinquished command of the 'northwest defense sector today a left for Salt Lake City to I take over command of the vital I ninth corps area. His new command includes eight western states and Alaska. Maj. Gen.

Charles H. WhlU, former commander of the seventh infantry division, has been promoted to the command at Fort Lewis. faster Business Washington, April -Easter business of department stores, the Fedeiul Reserve board estimated today, averaged about 24 per cent more than a year ago. The estimate was made on the basis of dollar sales in the four weeks ending April Killed in Crash Bakersfield, April instructor and an aua- tion cadet were killed in the crash of their training plane at Winter field today. They were Lieut.

B. Raabe and Cadet Iril W. Crowe. 22. Their home addresses were not available tonight.

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