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Evening star., 1941-02-10
Your u. S.
Income Tax
Prepared by Bureau OF
Internal ReUenue,
Treasury Dept.
COMPENSATION OF STATE
OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES.
All officers or employees of State

All officers or employees of States
or political subdivisions thereof or
any agency or instrumentality Of
any one or more of the foregoing
are required to include in gross in
come, for Federal income tax pur-
poses, the compensation received by
them during the year as such officers
or employees.
Retired ofiicers and employees of
States and political subdivisions
thereof or any agency or instru-
mentality Of any one or more OF the
foregoing, who received in 1910 pen
sions or retirement annuities based
on the services rendered by them
while in active service as such ON
GERS or employees. are required to in
clude such pensions or annuities in
gross income for Federal income tax
purposes. If the pension or annuity
is paid in whole or in part from q
fund derived from amounts de-
Quoted from the compensation of
such ofiicer or employe while in
active service the amounts 50 con-
tributed are considered the CON
Sideration paid for the pension or
annuity. The amount received by
the retired officer or employe shall
be included in gross income each
year to the extent of 3 per cent of the
consideration paid. the balance of
the annuity payments being ex-
cluded in determining gross income
for that year. When the aggregate
of the amounts thus excluded from
gross income equals the ''considera-
tion paid" the entire amount
thereafter received as a pension or
annuity must be included in gross
income.
These taxpayers are entitled to
the same deductions and credits as
are other taxpayers. Dues paid by
teachers to professional societies, the
price of their subscriptions to edu-
cational journals connected with
their profession and travelling ex-
penses, including railroad fares and
meals and lodging, incurred in at
tending teachers conventions in the
United States. If they are not reim-
bursed for such expenses, are de-
ductible from the compensation re-
ceived by them as teachers in de-
termining net income for Federal
income tax purposes. Records OF
such expenditures should be kept to
subStantiate the deductions claimed
Campaign expenses and contribu-
tions made to political parties or
organizations at any time are not
deductible. Campaign contributions
received by candidate for a public
office are gifts and not income, so
are not required to be included in
the gross income for Federal in
come tax purposes.
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Home Life Agency Head
Given National Honors

The Home Life Insurance Co. of
New York announced the election
of Vernon w. Holleman of Wash
ington as president of the Home
Life Agency Association. an or
ganization composed of general
agents who represent the company
in all parts of the country. Mr..
Holleman is head of Home Life's
Washington agency. He also is &C
tive in the Mississippi State Asso-
citation of this city.
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Heads Teu Experts

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 OP.I. Gray
son Luttrell of Baltimore has been
elected l94l-l942 chairman OF the
United States Board of Tea Experts,
which sets the quality standards for
all United States Tea imports He Ia
president OF the Mccormick Co.,
Baltimore importing firm.
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Paramount Pictures
Reports Higher Net
Nv thu Assoejatsd Press.

BY Jhe ASeoeltted freSs'
NEW YORK, Feb. 1o.-rAranaount
Pictures Inc, estimated earnings
for the fourth quarter ended jan
uary 4, ut S2,so7 900 or $lo7 q COM
mon share, compared with 81 l,o3o.-
900 or 70 cents . common share In
the corresponding quarter ended
December 20, 1899.
Estimated earnings for - weeks
ended January 4, 1S41, were 37y6l7,.
900 equal to sass . share, com.
pared with q, ,sT4 900 or 3l0S com.
mon share for the year ended DE-
eember %, 1899.
Evening star., 1941-02-10
New Record Revealed.

new RECORD hcVeAle0.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 10 (P).-Another
all-time peak in pig iron production
and the possibility of new seasonal
record in ore shipments were re-
corded today by the magazine Steel,
IS the industry's operating rate re-
mained steady at 81 per cent and
demand continued unabated.
The volume Of steel sales con-
tinues to increase. though not as
rapidly as previously" and the bulk
of steel sales are now for second
quarter delivery. with some for
early third quarter, the publication
said.
Steel prices for the second quar-
ter probably will not be announced
for three weeks and hinge entirely
on wages" since scrap prices have
declined.
Some predict we'll over $4,000 900
tons of Lake Superior iron ore will
be shipped in 194l," topping by
nearly 10000 900 tons the previous
record established in 1929, Steel
said.
At 1866 ,233 net tons. the January
production of coke pig iron estab-
lished a new all-time record. The
pig iron operating rate increased
23 points to SS.7 per cent of capsc-
ity and has registered consecutive
gains each month since April. 1910
except for December, when it paused
at 964 per cent.
Ford Needs Increase.
The Ford Motor Co. again the first
inquirer of the season for iron ore.
is asking for 295 900 tons. compared
with last years inquiry of 100000
tons.
Among the surprises" OF the mar
ket are additional orders from con-
sumers who had been considered
we'll supplied. and further plant
extensions by companies whose ex-
tensions presumably had been
completed" Steel reported.
Nationally, Steel reckoned ingot
production unchanged at 81 per
cent Of capacity. Increases were:
New England. up 4 points to 90;
Cincinnati, up to 95; st. Louis, up
3 to 90, and Detroit, up to 90
Cleveland dropped 2 points to "a n
and Buffalo went down ga to 901a
The rate was steady in Pittsburgh
at s61z: Chicago. 90; Eastern Penn
Sylyania 06. Wheeling and Rjrrninp-
ham. 100. and Youngstown. 95.
Two of Steels composite price in
dexes dropped, due TO reductions
in scrap. Steelworks scrap was
1891, down l8 cents. and the steel
index was s38 20. of cents.
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 lP,.-Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago Tin bushels: Wheat decreased
2,255, 900, corn decreased 225, 900, oats
decreased $4,000, rye decreased
134, 900, barley decreased 257,
Evening star., 1941-02-10
| u. S. Graphite
Votes 25-Cent
| Dividend
BY the Associated rress.

BY the ASSOCIATED FIeSh
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Dlrectors
of United States Graphite Co today
voted a dividend of 25 cents a COM
man share. payable March Is to
holders of record March l. Pay
ments last year were Is cents each
in March and June, 20 cents in Sep
tember and 25 cents in December
Company mines and manufactures
graphite products. Plant is in Sag
inaw, Mich, and subsidiary has
mines in Mexico.
Evening star., 1941-02-10

hold 1t clear that the newspaper and
radio station were In Interstate
commerce, and covered bv the act
The appeal will go TO the fifth cir
cIit
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Capital Securities
tOver the COunter.D

The following nominal bid and asked
quotations on Washington securities traded
over the counter as OF SATURDAY.. have
heen assembled for The Star by Washing
ton members of the National Association
Gt Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Steel Rate 10 Rise
To 97.1 Per Cent
In Current Week
Institute Report Cites
68.8 Per Cent Pace
Of Yeor Ago
~ the Associated Press.

~ the A Associated Press,
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Steel will
be produced in the mills of the
United States this week At 97.l per
cent Of capacity, the American Iron
& Steel Institute estimated today.
The rate is an increase of 2 of a
point from last week and compared
with s5s per cent q month ago and
6s8 per cent year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

heauteouS Miss w. will be going
out 10 California to see her
brothcT-in-law and sister, the
Thomas r. Winans.
ART SIMON has returned 10
his military duties in the South
following a visit in town.
One Of the chief reasons he
made the trip here was TO take
a good look al Miss Beverly Ann
Kersner. who arrived IN this
world June 28.
Her mamma. Mrs. William
Kersner, is the former Miss
Phyllis Simon. sister Of the
arrny~uindeci NJ s. SS-''iiAt9 who by the
way never looked as fit as ne
does right now.
JOHN HOWELL and David
Allen Wright are giving a big
stag dinner AT their unique home
down near the river in West
Grand boulevard this evening.
Weather permitting land as
we 90 10 press, IL looks like
weather Wild. the spread will
materialize out-of-doorS in tho
walled gardens with movies and
things 10 follow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cb5bcroH

TT COULD he a game &C..
and an exciting one AT that
-. trying TO keep track Of
the mobile Mayfairitcs
Just as one visuahzes Mrs.
B. settled in her home
after a gay visit. off she
whisks again 49,.
Or. if one thinks of Mrs,
Cat some glamorous
place. e. by the sea she
comes dashing home .
Take Mrs. Frederick Cliff
ford Ford, for instance. 49,.
We pictured her down at
East Hampton, L. L.. visit
ing Mrs. Ledyard Mitchell .,
al Mrs. Mitchells sea breeze
swept Summer home =.
The Dunes but discov-
cred this morning that
she is back al her home in
Crosse Pointe -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

GIVE A. lift TO your MidSum-
NOR wardrobe with this bcwitch-
ing afternoon frock by Anne
Adams. Pattern 1909. Each
front bodice panel makes one
smooth piece as IT gracefully
curves into the pointed waist
banda lovely SHINING treat
ment.
Tiny buttons sewn down the
center seam add to the nice
effect. The soft-cut sides Of the
bodice are held trim by darts al
the shoulders and gathers at the
waist.
Pattern 1909 is available in
misses and women's sizes Ia.
10. Is. 20, 80, "a. SO. 80. 40 and
AZ Size Is takes 3h yards 49,
inch fabric.
Send Fifteen cents G5c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size, name,
address and style number.
Address your order 10 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment. 1225 Times Square. De-
troit, Mich. Owing to customs
regulations. orders for patterns
10 Canadian destinations cannot
bs filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
S+ork Visits
Burkes With
Twin Boys
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

WELL, JOE NNY
BURKE'S chest is swelled prac-
tically to the bursting point:
His lovely wife, the one-time
Miss Dorothy ellis. presented
him with twin boys yesterday
morning at IL o'clock and it's
already been decided they'll be
named Gaylord and Joseph but
called Gay and Jay
The Burkes, you'll remember,
have been living in the East
since their marriage last Sep
TENDER and now make their
home in New Rochelle.
MISS LAURA JANE GLEN
ENT. whose likeness you'll find
elsewhere on this page, won't be
single for very long,
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert l.. Clement Of Birmlng-
ham, are announcing her en-
gagement to Kenneth Austin
Newman. son of the John Rich
ard NewmanS of Pasadena
avenue.
All this should prove quite a
sensation among the betrothed
pairs fellow students at Albion
College where the bride-elect is
affiliated with Delta Gamma
and the young man is a mem
Der OF Sigma Chi.
jogging HAPPILY about 10
fetching tunes at jefferson
Beach, last evening, and taking
in the rides and things:
Miss Patricia MacInnis and
Johnny Kiel. Miss Cynthia Bots
sevSin (house guest Of Miss NJ.
who'll leave for the East Mon
day. and Jack Preston. Miss
Mary Jane Bachelor and Dick
Nalade.
MRS. JOSEPH l.. DOSTAL,
one of the towns real indefatig-
ableS. is chairmaning another Of
those handsomely appointed mid
day functions out at Oakland
Hills Country Club.
This particular one has been
labeled their midsummer bridge
luncheon and will come into
being on the thirtieth promptly
at 1890.
MISS LESLIE WEARY. post
deb daughter of the Leslie A.
WcaryS Of Baifour road. is
spending the weekend up at
"ShipStcad " the c. Henry
Haberkorns' Summer home AT
ST. Clair. with Miss Connie
Later in the Summer, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
AnAt+raC+ive
Quick Meal
Platter

THE OCCASIONS when YOU
might serve baked beans with
sauSages and fried apple rings
are many and varied-fo for this
IS an attractive platter arrange
ment that takes but a few min
uteS TO prepare.
Serve it for dinner on the
day you've spent long hours
shopping and for supper whom
the gang piles in wearing thai
famiShed look on their faces
Have many types Of ready
prepared baked beans on hand
so YOU can choose the kind
which best suits your particular
group - for New Englanders.
serve old-fashioned Boston style
baked beans with molasses
sauce and pork.
After frying tho SauSageS in
a skillet. drain off all the fat in
the frying pan except three
tablespoons. Remove core from
whole, unpeeled apples then cut
into rings 4-inch thick.
Saute until brown on both
sides in hot fat, then place on
brown paper and sprinkle
lightly with graduated sugar.
Serve apple rings on platter
with SauSagcs and hot beans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

Mrs. Walters is operating her
Newport villa. Sherwood on a
curtailed basis this Summer and
G a d Us Vanderbilt Whitney
hasn't even so much as opened
the front door of the ll0-roomed
Breakers, out on OChre Point,
which she inherited from her
mother, the departed dowager,
Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Gladys and her daughters are
spending the Summer in her
sister, Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney's smaller Bellevue avenue
house.
TIME WAS when Larry"
Tower was 10 he encountered
everywhere in Newport during
the Summer seasons.
Yet, for almost a decade past
Larry has been noticeably
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
By Frances Drake

July % TO AUG. q

July % TO AUG. p
Leo-Personal advantages will
be enjoyed. You who have de-
veloped your unusual talents for
entertaining, eXcelling in sports
and for making the most of your
persuasive personality and con-
vincing conversational powers
are in for conquest.
AUG. 25 TO SEPT. %
Trgo-While excessive mental
and physical activity is in the
air YOU Virgo folks must remem-
Der not to exceed your capacity
for endurance. Allocate your ac-
tivities allowing time for recrea-
tion and rest if your day included
pressing duties.
SEPT. - TO OCT. p
Libra - Avoid emotional dis
turbances and give proper at
tention to health and other
essentials. Today is favorable
and productive of good if you
adhere to this sound advice.
OCT. % TO NOV. -
Scorpio - Good influences for
practical matters, religious and
home problems and duties. Mu-
sic. entertainment nd vacation
activities also sponsored.
NOV. p TO DEC %
SdgittdriHs-Friendlv for little
personal matters, catching up
with belated correspondence. pay
ing social calls, improving your
golf, tennis or other hobby.
DEC. % TO JAN II
Cdprjcorn-Your stars suggest
you take today's sch ,dule calmly
and without fuss or worry. Rest
and indulge a refreshing pastime.
More activity and greater OPP
portunitv tomorrow
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aqu0rj,w The sort of day TO
attend 10 odds and ends both in
practical lines and social. Don't
launch new undertakings or start
work that can just as we'll wait
until tomorrow,
FEB. II TO MARCH %
PjSceS-Nou are made up of
fine qualities that meet or make
important occasions. Attempt the
difficult il il is constructive and
wholesome but don't fret or work
when rest or recreation is the
ordor of Tho dav
4 CHILD born on THIS doB
is a grand combination Of Cam
GERS kindly gentility and Leo's
audacious courage; Leo's rowing
spirit curbed by Cancers love
Of home and family; Cancers
prudence plts Leo's venturesome
daring. ~
Copyright 1871 King Features synd, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
HOME CARPENTRY DOES THE TRICK

THIS CHARMING little from packing box?
sounds Unbelievable quickly work the transformation
Yourself
-FOUR tables "Spllproof too II lcaheree
A leaher-llke fabric that's conveniently washable
You start by the two long packing box
Then wobbcS later
inside is shown illustration
For the table boards together
OF wood which nail from board Place
boards under bottom of side
inside the using pierce
table top
Now the table upright and with thin nails fastcn
Inch wooden finishing strips around edge Of top Give legs
coat Of varnish stain and top with leahcrec
For pull eatherctto o
Of table Then finish edges ornamental
Complete directions table
make from odds and ends 4Opage
booklet. HOW TO MAKE FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME
Includes matching dreSSinGabe hcdSpfcad
shutter paccngbox ottoman decorative cupboard
Victorian barrel
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in COINS for this booklet TO The
Detroit Times Home Institute l225 Times square
Please be 10 plainly address title booklet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Apartments
Enjoy Vogue
At Newport
-, MAURN PAUL

NEW YORK. July 10 But,
definitely this Is a light house
keeping season up IN Newport,
r L. what with the John Jacob
AStorS living in a wing Of their
palaual Chetwodc on Bellevue
avenue Frazier jokes eff
cheney apartments. on the for
mcr WySong estate at the very
gates OF the Vahdefbilitian
Breakers. renting like those
provcrbial 'hot-cakcS. p The Percy
Frazcrs remodeling the large ga
rage at "OakWoOd' INTO small
apartments, etc
Added to which the widowed
Mrs. John Russell Pope and her
daughter. Jane. have landed at
the Aquidneck Isle resort and
are domicllcd in the gatchouSe
of their fine estate The Waves
overlooking the Atlantic Ocean
and adjacent TO BailcN'S Beach.
More and more Jane Pope.
with her long and very blond
trc>Sc>. reminds me of Veronica
Lake Of the movies and she's
one Newport mss whose man
ncrS are all that the manners Of
a Junior Newportcr should be
l ann mystified. however. as
10 the why's and whCrcforeS of
Mrs. Pope not opening the main
house on her Newport estate this
Summer.
OF course. II may be the in
creased income taxes. Then
again il may be something else.
For Mrs Pope'S mother. Mrs
HENRY Walters, the one-timc
Mrs. Pembroke Jones' recently
sold at auction the major part
of her collection of objects d art
The Waves is one OF New
ports lovelieSi houses 1t would
be having been designed by the
late Mr.. Pope who ranked among
the nations foremost architects.
And those with memories OF
Newport in other, less financially
stringent days, viii recall that
The Waves replaced one of
the ugliest architectural mon
Strosities ever to rise on the
Newport horizon-"The Castle.
owned by the late Henry + Lip
pitt, who served as United States
senator from Rhode Island from
1912 to-19l7.
According 10 legend, THE
Castle" was designed for Mr.
Lrppitt twho died in 1882 by
the man who had built most Of
his cotton mills in New England,
OF bright red brick il was
conGlomcration Of turretS.
towers, moats, etc, and was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Prolones Visit

BUT :. Mrs. George V. \.
Lothrop. whose husband
-. Colonel Lothrop COM
manding officer of the 1S2nd
Field Artillery is down al
Fort Leonard Wood =. has
decided she might as well
prolong her visit. with
Mrs. George Gilmore at
Barnstable, Cape Cod 49,.
And so. we hear that she
will not return to that lovely
country home of hers at
bennington. Ont, unit |
sometime in August go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

among the absentees at the
Rhode Island resort.
In fact. the only very social
Larry" has disappeared from
the pages Of the New York so
cial register" and when / last
heard was living tn an HnfaShlop=-
able suburb, near New York
City.
Back in 1893 Larry" became
a benedict and conferred his
name on Mrs. Helen Reed
Kramer. a sister of Charlie"
Reed. who was divorced by Tux
edo Parks Mrs. Carey Reed
II was either a lack of SSSS
or a loss OF interest in society
that caused Larry and Helen
10 drop off the Mayfair horizon
almost at the very minute they
repeated their, Il wills and l
dos. a"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Enjoy Ranch Life

THE FRANK KUHNS and
little daughter Aeriel
are enjoying ranch life at
the Elkhorn ranch in Bozo-
man. Mont.
Mrs. Kuhn left severe,
weeks ago for Aberdeen
Wash.
She attended the weddinc
Of Katherine Fovargue
and Douglas Scripps Nickel
lar Of Pasadena, Cal. who
is a grand nephew of Mrs.
G. Ogden Ellis
Mrs. Kuhn stayed on to
visit her cousin Mrs. Fred
Hubert until Mr.. Kuhn
and Aeriel went West to join
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

bout the phoniest medieval
uucture one could imagine
It's commanding position made
ID an cye-sore and there was
general rejoicing when the John
Russell Popos- bought the prop
erty and put houSewreckers TO
work on The Castle in order
that The Waves might rise on
the site
Now, in this 1871 season ST
light housekeeping at New
port, The Waves" is closed and
its mistress and her daughter
are quartered in the decidedly
less costly TO operate gate-house
Of the estate
Just another proof that much
talked about revolution IS
HERE not on its way
Just as her daughter has cut
down expenses al The Waves,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Others on Way

THE CASSIUS SELDENS
are on their way TO Gloucester.
Mass. -. where they'll spend
a glorious month
The Crawford Frosts and
their two small daughters
Sally and Judith h. arc
motoring TO Montreal 49,.
Betty Small will take off on
Tuesday for Pittsburgh
where she will visit a former
school roommate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
CookbookIe+s

THE SET of 20 Cookbooklets
has been completed, but we still
have few on hand. which are
available while they last.
Cookbooklet number two 800
Delicious Dishes from Left
overs" will help ,ou get the
most from the food you buy.
The price of this cookbooklet
is 10 cents If called for at our
service counter in the lobby Of
The Detroit Times Building or
ID cents by mail. ~
When ordering the cookbook
let, address your request to The
Detroit Times Home Institute,
1925 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Mrs. Simpson Here

MRS. II. LEE SIMPSON
go. in town for the day
was getting a stack OF books
from the City Club lending
library when seen g.. 10
take back TO her Summer
home at Harbor Beach
Doctor Simpson is holiday
ing there
And Hanna Hornbrook is
going up to spend the week
end with the Simpsons &C..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Flora Flies
Back From
Lecture Tour

FLORA McLELLAND has Just
returned by plane from a lecture
tour Of Texas. where she visited
Dallas, Galveston. San Antonio
and Houston
While in the last named city,
she was the house guest of Mrs.
Charles L. Kessler who has Just
gone back home after q visit Of
several weeks here in Detroit
During her stay IN Texas. Miss
McLclland sat for the artist
Dorothy Breckenridge and Will
have an "unveliuG OF her por-
trait shortly.
She was seen off on the re-
turn trip by Clyde Beatty OF
wiId-animal famc) and Mrs.
Beatty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

restore her appetite Later she
can get enough Of this factor in
whole grains, wheat germ and
yeast
Vtamin A
There is also the question Of
concentrates for the oVerwcightS
on low calorie diets. When the
calorieS are restricted. the Vita
MINIS most likely TO be deficient
are a and 81.
Even though the rich sources
OF Vitamin a. butter and whole
milk. must be curtalled, u IS
possible 10 get plenty in The
green and yellow vegetables,
salads and cheese.
But when not enough green's
are eaten. the diet may be sup
plemcnted with hallver oil
capsule. These capsules contain
no calories.
1t is extremely difficult 70
get sufficient 81 on the low
calorie diet All breads and
cereals should be whole grain
but. of course. the amounts are
necessarily limited. To be on the
safe side. it is my suggestion
that the reduCcr take one MILL
gram of thiamin chloride daily
1871, King Features synd Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19
Attractive Salad

WHEN THIS festive salad is
served. guests appetites need
no urging Mash cream cheese
until smooth. press into a cup
shaped mold. chill and place on
serving dishes. Surround cheese
with whole fruit cranberry
sauce and serve with crisp
crackers.