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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
$50 Planes 10 Test
Eastern Air Defense

MITCHELL FIELD. y Y.
Aur, Is -CINS) Three hundred
ana fifty army planes m conlunc-
ton with anti-aircFaff and signal
Fps detachmentS VIII test Tho
serial defenseS of the eastern
seshoard from October o 80 Is
Brig Ger John G Mcdonnell en-
force Announced TODAY
Taking part On The test VIII be
$1,000 volunteer civilians. Who vII
man ohSer1 stIon posts. radio 10
caters and information ccnterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Viborq Cirl|ed,
Firms Report

STOCKHOLM Sweden Aug
pa dispatch from the finnish
battlefront today asserted that
the Firms had drawn ring of
steel around the Soviet strong
hold Of Viborg former Finnish
Viipuri) and that the Nihorg-
Leningrad railway had been cut
In some places. the Finnish ad-
vance has swept 10 within three
and one-half miles Of Viborg, the
dispatch said
Meanwhile Finnish column
advancing southwark along tho
western shore Of Lake Ladoga
rust north of LenIngrad. was said
10 have captured the town Of
Sortanlahu and cleared all har-
bors on that shore of the lake.
This Finnish advance was said
20 have trapped q large force Of
Russians in that area and cut
them of from escape
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

curity for over fifty years.
all through the period Of the
revolution, an era of violent
but necessary reform.
Certainly in the present
calm and peaceful period in
Mexico (Which now prOsDers
exceptionally under the re.
forms secured. and under
stable and sensible govern.
ment) conditions for agricul.
ture and industry are as ia.
Norable over the border "a
they are i'm the United States
perhaps more so.
And fOresighted folk can
look for a considerable trans
ference Of capital and bust
ness brains as well as resi-
dental elements from the
United States to Mexico
and to South America too.
Come CNriy and 0rOid
the rush Investment
minated people.
O course you can only
own 100000 acres i'm Chi
huahua but YOU can raise
quite a few onions on that
sized patch-if YOU know
your business and MIND
your business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
1900 PRISONERS
Nazis Repair Soviet RsiIways

BERLIN, Aug 20. - INS) -
With swift and efficient work.
German labor. technical and engi-
neerlng forces have put major rail
networks in occupied zones of Rus
STA back into running order. Ger
man authorities asserted TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
o. X. CORPORATE TAX

Thus, the higher earning corpo.
rations will pay 30 per cent taxes
on earnings. with the sin per cent
surtaN applying 10 income from
interest on tax exempt securities
The finance committee approved
the corporate tax levies as passed
by The House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
RAINS SLOW NAIIS

Meanwhile Sovlet adNlccS re-
ported that inCcSSant rains had
slowed down the Nazi drive
against Lon.nCrad and ncrcaS-
inGly hsmpored German military
movements IN other sectors
Novgorod. north OF Lake linen
and once capital of medieval Rus
sla. was abandoned after a lengthy
battle. lis fan inperlled the in-
portant Lenincrad-MoSCoW rail-
road. 40 miles 10 the east
The German high command
reported capture of Novgorod
several DAYS ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
j. ). Planes Take
Troops in Iran

Continued from Page One)
sons for the operations and
stressing that Britain has no
quarrel with the Iranian people
and no designs on their indie
pendence or territory"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Reds Admit Fall
Of Novgorod
InFiefee Battle
Stronghold 100 Miles
South Of Lenirgrad
Lost. They Concede,
as Rains Slow Nazis
In,,rnsttonnl Wv, S,r,ice able

MOSCOW Age rs Rcd arms
evacuation * NoNSoroj strategic
fortress 5oVn 700 miles south Of
Leningrad W. admitted by The
Soviet high command today "a a
communique which sand the
stronghold was ahardorNd alter
tenacious fighting
The war bulletin also reported
heavy. stubborn iChunC along the
entire front and stated that a
German submarine had been sunk
by A Soviet WarSh.p ln he Black
Sea
on Sunday The conmunjQUc
sad. as German planes were shot
dow or DESTROYED a7 aIrirQmeS
S!N Soviet planes were lOS'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
AGGRESSION. TURKS SAY

ANKARA, Turkey Aug. %
1NS) Turkeys official radio and
newspapers today attacked the
Anglo-RusSian invasion Of Iran an
an aggression
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

To Keep EN- Flying" YOU
must Keep on Buying" Defense
Savings Bonds and Stamps reg
ularIy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Senate Tax Bill
Adds Million
People TO Rolls
Defense Measure
Restores Revenue
to It's Original
$500, 100000
BY CECIL u. DICK
Init News service stan Corrsspandent

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The
Senate finance committee today
boosted the defense tax bill back
to it's original $500. 100000 figure
by lowering personal exemptions,
increasing individual surtax rates
and eliminating the right of mar
ried persons in eight community
property states TO split income for
tax purposes. The measure adds
100000 new taxpayers 10 the
rolls.
Acting with unprecedented speed
the group voted. 10 10 6, TO lower
personal income tax exemptions
from $1,000 to $1,000 for married
persons. and from $500 To $3.50 on
single persons, This proposal was
estimated 10 raise S303 .0O0. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Income Taxes Set Up
I'm Senate Schedule
WASHINGTON

under the sharp boost tentatively approved by
Senate finance committee, together with lowered exemptions
incude
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

capital "a NClJco.
1T IS rCrg wcIcoJac and
1riN be- rordioiig treated and
tioroagbH protcetcd.
There 5rH be lothiHg
but the reasonable rcqulo-
hoa Such as any country
poBid UpoSC.
"TadcCd. me rout foycign
cop,toi ami can are ercJy.
assurance that il wjU not be
h0PC77d ar orcr tQJcd or
harosscd N o4Y woV.'
He W0at 10 sec rC0lH
crcotCd IN orr couatrg so
that il WiH lind Just and
proper distribution among
all orr people.
The governor is exceed
ingly and very sincerely anX
ious to have the relations
between Mexico and the
United States cultivated t.
the highest point of recipro-
cal good will and mutual ben
eft.
He said happily:
THCYC HCTcT has bon n
time IN the hjStorB Of Mer-
jco WhCD the relations be-
tccCH the two countries
Weyo better than they arc
todoy.
A World At wGy-wHich
u-r MT hope IN Ur01dt-HtUS
Drought MS closer together.
And bY the woy. moth
ing has done more TO make
rs understand each other
than the frlcnd'g and APP
I pyTciofirC attitude Of the
Hearst press.
THE Hearst newspapers
hare Str7rcu long and con
SiStCntlg tor more cOtdjdl
relations based upon the
Somid logic Of the situation
and upon mUtU0l ObHgd-
tons and problems. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
NEW SURTAX

Eliminating the present 10 per
cent defense tax. the committee
adopted a new SurtaX rate Sched-
Iule. beginning AZ 6 per cent on. the
first earned dollar and ranging up
10 II per cent on incomes Of over
So, 000. 900. Under the house bill
the minimum surtaX rate is ) pei
cent and the maximum -.
The committee approved the
House provisions allowing $500 for
dependents. but IN the case Of "a
Single person. who is the head OF
a family, credit for the first de-
Ipendent was eliminated. Thus A
widower, who takes 800 credit
as head OF family, cannot de-
duct $500 for the first child.
Chairman Walter +. George ID
OF Georgia said the new surtaA
rates on individuals would be. in
4ii likelihood, the only change the
committee would make on per
Sonal income levieS. The present 4
per cent normal tax on individuals
would remain unchanged.
BY merging the 10 per cent de.
Tense tax into the surtax levicS
the committee followed the pre-
vious example of the House when
IT Simplified The corporation and
excise leyies by absorbing II in
fiat rates.
The House added the defense
tax 10 the normal corporation levy
and made II fat "a per cent II
then imposed ) per cent Surtax
on corporations earning less than
$4,000 a year and 6 per cent
.surtaX on those earning more than
S25 900 annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
Ndzis Claim
Estonidn Sweep
{Continued from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
command announced that Luga
on the Luga River about so miles
west Of Novgorod. was taken Sun
day. The city is only 100 miles
south Of Leningrad.
1900 PRISONERS
Twenty-three hundred Russians
were captured at Luga. the an
nouncement added.
Large numbers OF the Russian
defenders Of EStonia were re-
Pefted-~ftifArawfne -tozt+e-Raitte
islands of Dagoe and OeSel and 10
peninsula -
Farther east. il was claimed
German forces commanded by
Field Marshal Ritter Won Leeb
were moving into position for an
attack on Leningrad. where Rus
sian forces are said To he opposing
the Nazis in house 10 house fight
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

the Caspian, in the direction ID
Bandar Shah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

an S.h ! DO not play
II do not play
ongthp9-not eren poll
tics.
Whom I woHt eeercise 7
Soddle n Spiitcd horse and
ride orer the hills and rates
of ny 1dHch.
Il CDjoy the bright. sm
and the fresh and free air.
And then a man can
think WhiIC ne is r5djRg.
'i fact. / IcolUCd most
Of Whot I kHor about
,0ncbing from the b0ck Of
q horse.
II hare less time far p,i-
rate business and pirate
CUoYWcat HoaI had.
"Abopt ten months ago
mn fcllor citizens hoHoyed
nc BY erecting me gorcrRo,'
for q foWr year term.
MY sole coBccIp por is
10 SCrrc them and the conn
try I lore.
Bit may I san thot uCrt
10 McJico. mn toro,5te spot
is California. "
what Governor
II Chavez says about Chi.
huahua is temperately
phrased.
IL YOU are going to Mexico
Tor business purposes il
would he well for YOU to in
vestigate the opportunities of
Chihuahua.
Your columnist has owned
some land and cattle in Chi.
huahua with profit and Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26

sentiments:
II am no1icd and hare
nine chjldrcH-firc boys
and foUr giriS.
",Mp youagcSt chId is n
0iri Of cj0hf md my eldest
a gjri of tcc0ty-tiro.
II hare n son in the Uni
rCrsity Of kCntucky and an
othcr IN n military school
IN san Autobjo.
so HoH sec / girc prac-
tcot ct7dcncc Of my odmi-
Iotion NJ America.
"PCrli0pS / am almost as
.Amcr7cdR as You sag /
i9eh..
"You rant further per-
souoI dCtoIe!
@INeA, / nj feetlaad
T.? inches tai.
II am fiffV YeorS old.
II lrGS one of p chill
drCp.
II roS born in china
hp0. rs WoS Dy father be-
tore nc.
II nm n son Of the soil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
MARRIED MEN, NO DEPENDENTS
MARRIED MAN, ONE DEPENDENT

Under the Senate finance COMMITTEES bill, married manS
exemption 81 500 single mans $780, The present earned
is eain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-26
~OVERNOR CHAVEZ
r was exceedingly reiuc-
tant To talk about him

But under gruelling cross
examination he confessed 10
the following interesting and
highly creditable facts and
sentiments:
Evening star., 1941-03-17
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
MYERS INVENTs
 OWN IMPLEMENTS

Myers uses strange looking devices.
 Take the item listed as q battle- ship. This is q number Dad whip- ped up himself. It is about as big as @ battleship, as the run-ot-mine track implements go
 It gets the bottom of the strip as level as a billiard table.
 If some special type Of machine is needed to iron out a wrinkle, and there is no such gadget, Myers in- vents one.
 Whether he's telling how he's put 14,000 yards of gray mari and sand on the strip since spring, millions or gallons of water and countless hours of toll, or whether he's telling that he never wanted to be a fighter but was forced into 1t by his resentment of slur cast on his home. town, Myers is making an unconscious bid for a place in his auditors mind as one of the most unforgettable char acters he's ever known.
 Myers has known the cheers of thousands.
 He has earned an enviable repu- tation in several fields, but one caTl- not but feel that nothing ever has pleased him as much, or will please him as much, as those words shout ed each morning by jockeys and ex- ercise boys whizzirng by his sentry box near the head of the backstretch at Tropical Park: "velvet, Dad, pure yelvetp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
Dad Myers, The Streator Cyclone,
 Now Keeps Race Tracks Smooth
old Fighters
 Biggest Thrill Is Riders Cry: "PuFe VeIVet!"
. M M
By RUSSELL oAKEs (NEA Special CorrespOndent)

Coral Gables, Fla, Dec, i8--As Q lad of five-in 1865--he stood wide- eyed in Dwight, H., as the train bearing Abraham Lincoln's body to the scene of It's last resting place chugged through the town.
 As a youngster of l2, he moved with his family from their farm home near what now is Blackstone, Iil., to what then was Hardscrabble .-iiow streator, fll.--there to go through high school and dig or haul coal.
 At 2i, he was engaged in pugll- ism, backed by the business gentry of Streator,
 For i2 years he fought, at times for purses ranging as fabulously high then as $20,000.
 He was q buddy of Paddy Ryan, John L. Sullivan, Jim Corbett ard Bob Fitzsimmons.
 Followers referred to him as The streator cyclone or The Farmer.
 He fought Jack McAulifIe 64 rounds to c draw for the world lightweight championship at i53 pounds, only to be knocked out by that famous bnttler in IS.
 Today, at 82, he looks hardly q day more than 60, is q great deal more active than the average man of 90, and with many men who own and train race horses, enjoys the enyiable reputation Of being the best race track superintendent if1 Amer ica.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
GOLF TO PROVIDE MORE THAN $30,O00,O00 FOR DEFENSE

Golf in iD49 will supply to defense funds a minimum of $90,000,000, The estimate is made by Glenn Morris, managing director Of the National Golf Foundation, golf's pfomotienal organization,
 Club membership taxes, although received from tho minority Of gelf's 9,9bi 900 players, will run appfoSi. mately Se,000,0o0, National taxes on other expenses at private and public courses in i042 will be in eN- cess of s24000,00o, Morris forecasts casts,
 dolrs 09, 100000 rounds played in iD4i will be increased in le42, Mofs rls believes, He bases his opinion on British experience with golf as a popular physical and mental eendi. tloner during war and on the games great growth in recent years among medium income Americans,
 To the S30,000,000 direct tax fig ure Morris sees addition to defense financing by golf in the use Of des fense bends As prizes, and defense stamps as golf wagering tender. m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
American Hockey
 All.Star Game Set

New Haven, Conn, December le - (UP) - The American Hockey League will put on an all.star game between its eastern and western de visions in tho Cleveland, Ohio, arena, February 3, and tho net pro- eeeds will be divided equally between tho American and Canadian Red Cross, it was announced to-day At league headquarters,
 Each division will select a squad of 10 players, Six of these will be chosen by hockey fans, sports wrlt- efS and radio announeeFs, division coaches will select 10 other players to flll out the squads, picking not more than two players from any one team
 Ballot boxes will be placed in every arena In the league circuit and votes will he accepted between January IA and 2S, Fans will not Do permitted to vote for players from their own cities,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
RACING STRIPS ARE MONUMENTS TO MYERS

Myers would rather hear praise from the boys who ride than from the men who train because, aS he puts it, "Thoso lads find the holes, fl there are any, They find the hard and soft spots"
 Although Myers says he would rather build five new ovalS than mako over just one, it has fallen to his lot to remodel Saratoga, the for. gotten Harlem track In Illinois; Hawthorne, Rockingham Park, Fort Erie in Canada, Hot Springs, Ideal Park in Milwaukee, Fair Grounds if New orleans, Washington and Ar- lington Parks, and q trio of courses in Indiana--Roby, Forsyth and Sheffield. He had much the same task at Harry sinciair's private track ct Jobstowr, N. J., ard then ran into q large portion Of the same order when he came to Tropical Park four years ago,
 Saratoga very often is spoken of as q monument to Dad Myers. The same thing may be said about Tro- pical Park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
NO INJURY OR MIsHAP IN iSg RUNNING DAYS

Any racing man whose eyes have Flin down the foregoing must know this story is fashioned about William Austin Myers. But if the Billy Myers of the ring now q white- haired, ruddy checked, round little man, were 10 Dc addressed by his full monikef, chances are he'd take offenSe. For years nobody has called him anything but Dad.
 Myers is track superintendent at Tropical Park, where the souths season of winter horse racing gets under way.
 Myers is track superintendent who boasts that from Nov. 5, l040, when the Coral Gables track was opened to horses. Co April 10, 104l when the track WAS closed, nary c anishap occurred that could be laid 10 bad conditions. Through l56 race ing Gnd training days, not q horse fell, broke down or otherwise injured itself by stepping Into C hole. loSihe its balance because Of insecure foot- ing, or ifi any manner suffered from anything that might be blamed of the going.
 Jockeys and exercise boys call tc Myers aS they whi2 past his sentry box near the head Of the backstretch "Veivet, Dad, pure velvet"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
Capacy Crod Expected To See 7itIe Settled 7hs EOeng
Trainer Important To Hockey Clubs; Subs For GOaIie

Nobody pays any particular at. tentlon Go the trainer of e hockey club. Tn the opinions of the fans who crowd around the rink, he's just one of those guys who picks up Q player when he is injured, then administers first aid until tho ar- rival of Q doctor.
 But, that picture is far from being painted with the correct thought in mind. Forgotten as he may be once the players are on the leo, tho train CT, il, several instances, plays an i'm. portnnt part. Not only does he take care of the needs Of the players, but he's usually the fellow who must don the pads of the goalee, and fill In during an emergency,
 Of course, not all clubs have such versatile trainers, but at least two in the American League gro blessed with them Springfield and Indian apolis. The Indians have their Harvey Stone, and the Capitals their Les Tooke,
 Veteran
 Stone, the veteran trainer of tho circuit, hasn't been called upon to don the big pads for some time, but Q couple ot seasons ago he was asls- cd several times to take over the position of an injured goalee. And, he came through with flying colors, So good was his work ono night that the Philadelphia Ramblers called for him when Bert Gardiner was drafted by the New York Rangers to flll in during an emergency,
 Tooke was rushed into the breach recently by Herb Lewis of the Gaps italB when Joe Turner, regular cuSs todian, was injured during a cons test with the Springfield Indians, Tooke handled the job well, hold ing the 1ndians, on one Of their inspired nights, to a lone goal in more than 90 minutes Of play.
 So, it's easy to see that trainers can't be bought at a dime q dozen, They have to have something more than a roll of adhesive tape In their pockets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

gelfs amateur situation the use of government emergency financing see eurltles is not questioned, Because of the popularity of defense bonds and stamps as golf prizes this year, tho clubs and golfers may 90 aS strong as &S,000000 In war seeur. tiles purchases for these purposes next year, Morris says,
 From P. Q. 4. exhibitions and matches staged by clubs, Morris es. inmates defense enterprises and the Rod Gross probably will receive Sb00000 In ie42,
 All of which indicates tho sub- stantial support golf and It's a,SSl.- 900 enthusiasts will give to tho nA. tlonal defense program in ieA2 and as long thereafter as needed,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
RUBBER WORKERS
 DRILL TOMORROW

Naugatuck, Dec. Ie-The United Rubber Workers of America, local A6, basketball team will hold a regular practice session at s;S0 p, m. toInces row ct the Y, M, o. A, All memheEs are urged to attend. Uniforms will be distributed and photographs taken.
 The team wants games in the un- limited class, All teams interested are asked to write or call Albert Pet torini, sports chairman, 3 South Main street, Naugatuck; telephone, Naug, ST62.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
ALL-STAR PRO GRID
 GAME AT NEW YORK

New York, Dec. 19 - (UP) - Commissioner Elmer Layden and coaches Steven Owen of the New york Giants and George Halas of fne Chicago Bears will confer in Chicago tomorrow to select an All- nkar team to meet the National Professional Champions in the pro bowl game at the Polo Grounds January {.
 The star team, to be selected from nine National League rosters wlfll meet either the Giants or Bears 6eoendlng on which of the division Sf flnalisfs wins the league tltle sunday. The Navy RelieK AQcaesy
 lslela Rlll get b0 per ceht " ts-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
LITCHFIELD INVADES
 TERRYVILLE TONIGHT

Terryyille, Dee. le-The Terry vile high school basketball team, seeking its third victory Of the seaSon, will meet Litehfleld high in 80, casimlr's Hall tonight, Liteh. field, represented by It's strongest team In several years, Is one Of Ter. ryVllle's oldest rivals, Terfyviiie lost its opening game to WAteFtown, but have since shown reversal ot form with victories over Sacred Heart of Waterbury and Regional High of Falls Village, The prelim tonight will be played between the second teams of the two schools @t 7;30,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
MURPHY TOLEAD H. C.

Worcester, Mass. Dec. i9 - (U. p = Edmund D. Murphy of Lowell q junior right end, has been elect ed captain of the 1942 Holy Cross football team, it was announced to- day. Murphy. who was chosen in a poll of iettermen is a, 6 feet tall and weighs 10B.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
OAKVILLE RAIDERS
 BEAT CYO B TO 22

oakvllle, December 10. - The 0akville Raiders beat the CYo Basketball team at Bunker Aill School gym last evening, 2S to 22. Tho winning point was made by Ingraham, The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
FLENGER

Gene Lockhart made his debut in the entertainment world as Q dancer of Highland filings and Scot sword dances with the Kilties band of Canada.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

51T 487 DIE High single-Phil Prill, 154. High thre-Phil Prill, 363.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

1OI4la .,sssstsssssss = Score at half Raiders i2, C.Y.O. 10. Referee, James Girch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

Our league was honored Wednes- day evening when Joe Auditore. known professionally as the Duke of Walden, and one of the best p-s.- sters in Boston, Macs, circles, filled in for and absentee in the G-Men lineup.
 The Spider will web again, say. maybe, after the Christmas holiday. and wishing you. one and als q very merry, merry Christmas.
 Good nightl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

could get pretty penny that Maz- zalupo will be in an uproar as he reads this.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
In The Web
 With St. Lucy Bowlers

By "TIIE SPIDER"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
:. Down The Drives With The Bowlers :.
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