Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 12

Noy.20J956 U.S. Tax Collections Show $8,824,000,000 Gain in Year 1959 fiscal year figures (ia brackets): Corporation Income and profit. tM. t21.299.000.000 265.000.000 individual Income Nov. 20-- vious record was $69,935,000,000 collected in the fiscal year ended June 30, 1954.

This was reported today by Russell C. Harrington, Commissioner of Internal Revenue. He attributed the increase largely to higher levels of personal income, corporate earnings and business activity. A breakdown of the sources and employment taxes, which Federal tax collections totaled $75,113,000,000 for the year include old-age insurance, unemployment insurance, and railroad retirement taxes. $42.

ended June 30, 1956, an increase 633,000,000 es of $8,824,000,000, or about 13 tate and sift taxes. 11. 171.000.- per cent, over the total for the 000 alcohol and tobacco taxes. $1534,000.000 preceding fiscal year. The total, including old-age other excise taxes insurance, unemployment insur $5,470,000,000 and taxes not otherwise classified, $5,000,000 ance ana rauroaa retirement taxes, set a new record.

The pre of revenue, with comparative wry i (t I jl -V: LS ANGELES DC-6B "CHAMPAGNE FLIGHTS" luxury beyond compare but no extra fare I 14-MOUR IISOVATION SMVKIi Call TWlnookt 3-9505; froM Hoyward and Richmond, ask Operator for Enterprise 1-1 927 or see your Wetter travel oot. ,,0 A t. SuBBK DEDICATION JUTES Mrs. John F. Hauler, widow oi the hi former dry manager, starts operation oi the now memorial fountain as Mayor Clifford E.

Rishell looks on. 1 ''f v. 1 f7 -v ft i JIASCm FOUNTAIN Multt-colored ugh ting; enhances tha dancing Jet streams of this City Hall Plata fountain, dedicated a memorial to the late John F. Hauler. Returning to Oakland jr.

1944, Hassler became vice president of the Oakland Bank of Com merce, and in October, 1946, Massler Plaza Fountain Unveiled again was named city manager on the death of Charles R. Schwanenberg. Hassler remained city man The widow of John F. Hassler, ager until his death Aug. 19, era that began work in 1954 to formulate plans for a suitable city manager of Oakland for 18 last i unveiled a 1 v.hi 1 5 A fc'il 1 1 4 I 1 5' 1 memorial to Hassler.

The foun 1954. Invocation last night was by Rabbi William M. Stern. Benediction was by the Rev; Delmere C. Stubbs, Mayor Clifford, E.

Rishell was general chairman. tain' consists of a series of jet streams of water fall ing under changing colored lights. permanent memorial to her husband in Oakland City Hall Plaza. As Oakland's civic and political leaden looked on, Mrs. Hassler formally dedicated a new $30,000 fountain financed privately as a to Hassler friends and fellow workers in the city.

As a boy Hassler sold The Members of the Hassler family, besides Mrs. Hassler, introduced were John F. Hassler Mrs. Case, Miss Therese Hassler and Antone Hassler. Tribune at 14th and Broadway.

He later was a messenger for the Central Bank and rose through the ranks to the position of cashier. He went then to Slight Decline Frank Edoff, chairman of the solicitation and a siocK Drokerage ana was NEW YORK, Nov. 20-Heart Joseph B. KnowlandV publisher named city manager first in 1933 disease deaths in the U.S. of.

The Tribune, were speakers He remained as city manager showed a slight decline in re cent years, from 169 victims per until 1943, then went to Sacramento as director of finance when Chief Justice Earl Warren 100,000 in 1931-35, to about 163 at the ceremonies that began in the Plaza at 9:15 p.m. The fountain was the product of a committee of Oakland lead1 per 100,000 in 1951-54, according to insurance surveys. became governor of California. 4 in REVE'S j. for jewelry PETS INTERPRETED IN GOLD AND GEMS Adroitly designed, these brooches and clips are handsome additions to Shreve's Christmas collection of jeweled conversation pieces.

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