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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20

that Negro soldiers have landed
along wra increasing numbers Of
white A1ators and air force per-
sonnet.
The colored soldiers presence is
said to add a touch Of the exotic
TO this strange cen;ury-old land Of
adventure and romance Native
Indians are reported charmed and
pleased with their influx. because
not only DO they realize that these
uniformed men are there to defend
their country. but the Indians re-
alze also that these dark men are
their brothers from across the sea
As one observer put it, They
are a small part Of the larger
whole Of dark peoples Of the earth,
that go 10 make up the majority
Of humanity"
India nationals are further said
to be very much impressed with
the fact that Negro soldiers re-
ceive the same pay as white SOL
dlers and share IN Identical bene'
fits.
Mohandas K. Gandhi. famed as
The leader OF all India. has objected
10 the invasion" Of British and
American soldiers and has called
for their withdrawal. There are
indian writers who take issue with
Gandhi, however, as indicated from
the following statement Of a lead
ing man Of letters.
The Mahatma's bitterness to-
ward Americans Is trifle mex
plicable We lane. Gandhi has not
come across single American sol
der now stationed in India for
midas defense against japanese
aggression. India does not pay an
American copper-farthing. for this
act Of voluntary self-sacriiice in
pursuit Of this ideshstic defense Of
the principles Of democracy Uncle
Sam himself pays and feeds MIN
besides rendering India sil possible
help under the Lesse-Lend Act
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Evades Police
After Stabbing

After jumping from police sta
ton window. l8-year-old Thomas
Tucker was later arrested at mis-
home and held for investiga CATION (
the s;abbing Of Tohn Adams 10. Of
6j5 Fort street. who is in a serious
condition al Receiving hospital
Tucker Of 1877 Brush street had
been arrested following a hzhi
/hear Wauen and Hancock street
A the police station Tucker told
police he was ill and when in he
iavaiory. jumped from the window
and escaped
He was recsptured al his home
and neld for an alleged assault
upon Adams who vas stabbed IN
the abdomen and reporiedly in 8
serious condition by hospital at
taeheS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
West Indian Holds
High GoU t Position
Friend OF Local Doctor Is Second Man In Office Of
Secretary OF State OF Great Britain


volunteering for active service in
the field of battle. He soon secured
a commission in the ROYAL irish
Regiment and served with that
regiment in France. Egypt. India
and in Ireland at the time Of the
Irish Rebellion. During that period
Of service covering such a wide and
varied field. he was promoted to
captain Of his regiment and was
aWara'd the Military cross
At the end Of hostilities he left
the army, took the special civil
service examination and was APP
Poin'ed to post IN the Home Office.
With that appointment began an
official career that was to prove
even more remarkable and dis
unguished than his attainmenis IN
the scholastic and military sphere.
He has had the rare distinction OF
serving as private secretary to all
Of the home secretaries that nave
presided over that office since his
appointment, among them being
such conspicuous members Of Par
lament as Lord Brenford Who was
formerly Mr.. JoynSon-Hicks; Mr.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
Detectives Hunt
Some Sandpaper

"Sandpaper" is the name OF a
man whom police are seeking for
the shooting OF Willie Collins, u,
OF 14l7 Hastings street, shot in the
upper left thigh last week
Witnesses say that Clarence
Hughes, 80. Of 5438 Twenty-third
street. had an argument with shoe
shine boy named "Sandpaper" over
hve-cent debt
'Sandpaper.' so police say, went
70 the address Of zee Gun Lew at
1914 Hastings street where he stole
a gun, returned to 1917 Hastings
street ano fired one shot az Hughes
However, Willie Collins was acct
den:aily shot while in the phone
booth.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20
WOOdmen In LIST
Anniversary

The first anniversary Of the
American Woodmen was recently
observed at St Stephens AME.
church. corner Stanford and Cobb
streets, Rev. j. D. Howell pastor
Service was largely attended and
an interesting sermonette was de-
lyered by Reverend Howell Mr.
Morgan J. Mitchell was master Of
ceremonies. Officers Of the group
include Alonzo Rhea. commander
Of Camp Two. Mrs Gertrude Cross
cierq, Morgan Mitchell, publicity.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-20

An interesting story is that Of the
promotion Of F. A. Newsam, C.VO,
NJ c. a native Of Barbados British
West Indies to the post position of
deputy under secretary Of state for
the home department of England,
position in that department second
only 70 that Of Sir Alexander Max
well. permanent under secretary.
former under secretary Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

pink gowns and carried tinted
light blue carnations.
William ID. Carah was best
man.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Turner
are making their home at Day
tonView, Dayton, Q.
MRS. WILLIAM DENLER is
leaving for a months stay, pos
Sibly more, at the Denler sum
mer home on Mullet Lake.
She expects her SiSter-in-law
Mrs. Richard Hanna, 10 join her
and on the first Of August. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Patrick Henry
Jr.. will also 90 north for a
visit
MR.. AND MRS. EDWARD Is.
PORTER CWinifrcd Heinrich
of RoSlyn road are, since July
II, the parents of Patricia Ann.
PHI GAMMA NJ SORORITY
Of L. of y. are starting their
annual summer cottage vacation
today, at Williams Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

at Mary Baldwin College. She
is a member Sigma Gamma.
Lieutenant Prince graduated
from Washington University in
ST. Louis.
A RECENT military wedding
at Patterson Field, o. in the
Wilbur Wright Officers Club,
concerned Billie Eugena Braid
gan. of Philadelphia avenue and
Lieut.. John Philemon Turner,
United States Army air force.
The bride wore a gown of
English lace and marquiSette
with a long train. A finger-tip
length veil fell from her sweet
heart cap and she carried white
roses and valley lilies.
Barbara Merit was maid of
honor and Mrs. William -.
Carah. Ruth KeShanSky of Mil
waukee, Wis, Edna +. Redllch
and Ruth ID. Redlich. also of
Milwaukee, were bridesmaids.
All the attendants wore pale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

NOW THAT Elinor Toms and
Bob Jones have set their we'd
ding for August 8 the calendar
is rapidly filling with parties for
the pair
A delightful one took place
Saturday afternoon when Mrs.
Robert Radtke gave a tea and
an extremely novel every day
silver" shower for the bride
elect.
Two mirror hearts conferred
the tea table, which was banked
with white flowers and lighted
by white taperS in crystal hold
erS.
The hostess wore a becoming
gown in two shades of blue.
Among the guests were Mary
Kay Strawser, Mrs. Vaughan
Reid. Mrs. Robert NJ. Toms.
Peggy Toms, Mrs. r. X. Will
liamS. Mrs. Howard Baldwin.
Martha Montgomery. Martha
KnudSen, Ann Hanley. Martha
Haggott, Mrs. Ralph NJ. Jones.
Elinor is the daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Robret NJ. Toms
and Bob. who is more formally
known as Lieut.. Robert Matt
land Jones. is the SCI: of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph NJ. Jones.
HELEN McRAE tells us that
arriving for her wedding. also
August s. will be Mrs. John r.
Lancaster and her daughter,
Miriam. of Sunflower. Miss.
mother and sister of Talbot a.
Lancaster, the bridegroom-elect.
and Mrs. Floyd w. McRae ST..
and DR. Floyd w. McRac Jr..
grandmother and uncle of the
bride-eleCt.
The ceremony will take place
in the home of the brides par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Col
ler McRae. and it will be fol-
lowed by a reception.
Mrs. NJ. A. Beltaire OF Strath-
coma drive and Mrs. Leo Corkln
of ST Johns, Mich. will give a
dessert bridge and crystal show
or in Mrs. Beltair's home July
IS And the rehearsal dinner at
Detroit Golf Club. July u. at
which the brides parents will
be hosts, will bring the pre-
marital festivities TO a close.
MARIE ROSS BELANGER
daughter of Mrs. Joseph Thco-
dore Belanger. and Truman
FordyCe Brenton. son of Mrs.
Francis +. Brenton. will be
united in marriage Saturday
morning at Annunciation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

away fighting 1t will tell you
how 10 be not only the daugh-
ter OF the regiment, or the
colonies lady, hut soldier
yourself-a soldier of America s
home front.
The other six Victory books
which have been released and
are still available are: Con
serve Materials to Win the
War" The Wartime Cook
Book" How 10 Get Job in
Defense Work First Aid"
What You Can DO IN Civilian
Defense" and Canning and
Preserving"
To Obtain
The books are 10 CENTS
EACH if called for at the serv-
ice counter in the lobby Of the
Detroit Times Building or ID
CENTS EACH by mail.
When ordering them, address
your request 10 the Detroit
Times Home Institute, 1928
Times Square. Detroit, Mich.
Please he sure to write plainly
your name. address and titles
OF books you wish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Many Parties Planned
For EIinor Toms. Bob Jones
BY FRANCES OVENS

Church in one of the seasons
most important weddings.
Their rehearsal dinner took
place at the Deotit Athletic
Club Saturday evening with two
of Mrs. 'Belanger's cousins. Mrs.
Angus Goetz and Mrs. Edward
j. Weeks, as hostesseS.
Mr. Goetz, who came over
from Chicago for the festivities.
will be joined before the we'd
ding by her husband. Lieut..
Commander GoetZ.
Miss Belanger wore a white
silk jersey gown splaShed with
green and blue flowers. Mem
berS Of the wedding party were
guests.
THE OTTO +. HAMLIN and
Harry F.. GraffiuS families will
leave for New York City Au-
gust 10 and take up residence
at the Waldorf Astoria.
Betty Ann Hamlin and Corp.
John A. GralliuS will be married
August l3 at Fort Monmouth,
y, j.
Next Wednesday Mrs. John F..
Moore of Red Oaks. Bloomfield
Hills, will give a luncheon and
shower for Betty Ann
Thursday Barbara Fox will
give a luncheon for her at the
-. A. G.
And the spinster dinner will
he held August 5.
PLANS ARE quite complete
for the marriage of Ann Eliza
beth Riordan. daughter of MIR
and Mrs. John NJ. Riordan Of
Tuxedo avenue. and Carlos f.
Remey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Elmore Remey of Col
llnCwood avenue
The ceremony will take place
AT Visitation Church at 10
o'clock and it will be followed
by a wedding breakfast. and
later by an afternoon recep-
ton, al the Whittier
Eleanor Reardon will be her
sisters maid of honor and the
bridesmaids will be Mrs. John
J Flaharty. Mrs John NJ. Rior-
dan Jr. and Helen Cash of
Cleveland
Maurice Quinn will be the
best man and the uSherS Will be
John Flaharty,. John VI. Rcardon
Jr. and Eugene Gleason.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
BELCHER MILLSbof ParkSde
avenue are off TO Virginia, we
understand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Miss Helen
S+ringfeIIow
To Marry

HERE'S HAPPY Monday
morning news from Fort Lauder
dale. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace String
fellow formerly of In d Ia n
Village but now of Fort Lauder
dale. announce the engagement
of their daughter, Helen Bur-.
we'll Stringfellow, and Lieut..
Lawrence l.. Prince Jr. of St.
Louis.
Miss Sringfellow made her
debut at reception at the
Indian Village Club a couple of
seasons ago. She graduated
from Liggett School and studied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Happy Birthday, PAL
Say II With War Stamps
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
WOmen's Editor, The Detroit fines

LOOKING FOR something
new, novel and timely by way of
greeting cards? Well, you've got
it. The greeting card industry
in cooperation with the United
States treasury department has
just issued a variety of cards
with pictures of Uncle Sam, the
American flag cartoons of
Uncle standing on the struggling
bodies Of Hirohito. Hitler and
Mussolini let's stamp out the
dictatorS, he says it's
birthday card with the following
verses inside:
This birthday card is bringing
More thar a wish or two,
1t brings the first inStalment
ON a brand new bond for YOU
Each added stamp will do It's bit
To push 'MuSS' Oft the map
Sink the prowlng submarines
And STAMP out Hitler and
the Jap.
Enclosed is a lO-ccnt stamp
album for YOU TO 20 right on
filling Till YOU have enough for a
bond
Cute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

CN"''" 80 ufN htN " HhA 4 bNf
ATG. % TO SEPT. %
Tirgo-Your mood is the gen
orator Of your current Of am
bition. Don't overcharge yourself
lest your overexert. but steady
flow Of accomplishments will
produce Illuminating success.
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
Libra Annoying incidents
may throw you off your stride
unless you neutralize them
through judicious management
and CHEEKY humor. Fine day for
being busy with general and
private matters.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Scorpjo - Indications not all
suspicious. Profit by the mis-
takes of others in that you apply
10 your own problems the worth
while experiences and methods
they found practical. BE alert.
nov. % TO DEC. %
Sdgittdrius - Don't underesti-
mate the quality of your com
petition. Be fit TO survive diff
culties. 1t is up TO you to see to
it that you not only assume but
also retain your rightful place
in your community.
DEC. % TO JAN. 2f
Cdbricorn-Scofpio influences
coincide with yours today. Con-
tinue your first of the week
squirt lest it fail due to "let-
down" inactivity. Don't everyday
your hand, too much is as bad
as too little.
JAN. 20 TO FEB. 20
Aquarius - Alleviate nervous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

'Twould be nice. said Mrs.
Pigeon say where.
Twelfth floor of the Union
Guardian Building =. GriSwold
street side tomorrow -. at
II, SEE he I'll be seeing you
... u o'clock.
Came y o'clock and no Mrs.
Pigeon. Late as usual, he chirped.
Twelve thirty still no
Mrs. Pigeon -. and =. and
100.
Mr. Pigeon is getting very
cross 49,. in fact. he's in a state.
At , o'clock she fluttered in,
looking as serene as a June day
Where have you b G en-, he
growled?
Oh. seq she. it was such
LOVELY day.
But you're late two hours
late 49,. l won't have IL
.whdt happened?
on. she breathed il was
SUCH a lovely day.
What's the day got TO do with
il, he roared E. tell me
II was such a lovely day. she
twittered go. thought I'd walk.
Tin Cans
LATEST THING we are saw
ing is tin cans. This is something
that has worried me for years
go. what a wicked waste. l have
always thought other coun-
tries buy tin .. we throw 1t
away.
And now the time has come
when my thrifty soul can relax.
for We are going 10 put them TO
use they're part Of the
salvage campaign.
Distribution OF leaflets explain
ing how TO save tin cans is the
latest job given Victory Aides
-. by the Wayne County Sal
Nacc Committee.
In case YOU don't happen 10
get one of the leaflets, here's
how 10 store the cans.
After the can has been cmpticd
of food, remove bottom with a
can opener 49,. wash thoroughly
then tuck top and bottom
into the can and then step
on II. nattening il out like a pan
cake DO not hammer just
ilattcn.
This way you can store dozens
OF them in a very small space.
Also 80. plaeSe note -. cans
containing paint, oil, floor polish
or cvaporated or condensed milk
.. are not wanted These YOU
may throw out as usual
Wrappers should also be re
moved in tho wa h in &
process.
Glory be- 49,. Is u not enough
that We have 10 wash dishes
three times a day and now
the tin cans. too! Never mind,
it's a defense Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

Pattern 3SS contains a trans
fer pattern Of a picture 15X20
inches; color chart and key; ma
terials required; illustrations of
stitches.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern TO The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Owing 10 customs regulations,
orders for patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Sister Back From Washington

MRS. BUNTING as YOU all wei know is the former
posdebutante Helen Jean Talbot daughter Mr.
Claude Talbot Of Rivard boulevard. &C..
Helen Jeans sister Patricia has just returned from
Washington where She has been visiting Mildred Mohun
and her parents. Maj and Mrs. Ward Mohun. ...
Mildred ...a lovely blond child was in the 1871
graduating class Ll2eett school but moved back to
Washington with be, family before could make her
debut here
Patricia will return er studies Rockford College.
In Rockford H.. the autumn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20
Aries-Favorable, if you do
the right things at the right
I me. Unusual gain possible
through cooperation with those
versed and actively engaged in
important work Of these imme-
date times.
APRIL Fl TO NAY 20
TGuruS-Heart and private in
terests rate attention. Don't
overestimate-or underestimate.
Today offers several opportu-
nities-grasp them quickly to
get the best from their early
advantage. Friendship matters
should be pleasing.
MAY 81 TO JUNE u
Gemipi - Excellent business,
trade, manufacturing, scientific
and investigation influences; per-
sonal matters also favored. Let
others opinions and suggestions
help, but use your own good
brain, too.
JUNE % TO July p
Capccr-The proper expendi-
ture of energy and the sensible
ALLEGATION of talents TO those
items that call for immediate
action is important. Interesting
period ahead. Endeavor TO an
ticipate the days requirements
and provide for them accord
ingly.
July p TO AUG. p
Leo - Your innate leadership
ability will be needed today
offer it for the little things that
help your neighbor out as well
as in advising and commanding
in more noticeable ways.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Buntines Depart, but Return

MIR. AND MRS. GARRETT BUNTING are another, young
couple who gave up their charming apartment and
moved away from for the duration
Only to find themselves comfortably settled in oca
ton when Mr. Bunting sent back TO Detroit
and they had 10 begin house hunting
But like dozens Of others whom this has happened
they good natured about the whole thing and de-
clare that they quite happy in Marquette drive
they in Maryland before the transfer.
But they also enjoyed their very temporary stay.
in Baltimore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Women S Part in War
This Weeks Victory Book

BEING A woman in wartime
is a man-Slzcd Job. In many
ways. war affects woman as
much as it does men. True, it
does not. send them to the ac-
tual battleheldS. but there are
equally important jobs which
depend upon the women of
America.
Three Ways
These jobs are explained in
the book, What Women Can DO
TO Win the War. It's the seventh
in the series of II Victory Books
being presented by the Detroit
Times Home Institute.
There are three ways in
which you can be Of assistance
TO your country AZ war They
are: Production. service and
home life. These include dozens
and dozens of big and little jobs
which women and i'm many
eases, women alone-can per-
form.
This book is 20 tell you. the
women Of America how you can
do the mans job while he is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
A Lovely Day!

AND DID YOU hear about The
tWo little pigeons living ln The
General Motors Building
who had been having lunch every
day on 4 window ledge Of the
Fyfc Building
Well sen be . Whygdon't We
eat somewhere else Tor a change?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

And he. and his brothers. twins Tom and Jerry
Burke. and.
Their pretty mamma. will remain here with the
Gaylord Gillses for a time
Papa Burke here for the blessed but
has had to return 10 the East.
He'll be back in a couple of weeks. however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
BY Frances Drake

Htloot Is, according TO the Stars.
ness and worry from your
makeup. 1t tends 10 reduce your
effectiveness. BE conscientious
about tasks and remember THAT
il you take care Of the little
things, the big ones Will auto
matically fall into line.
FEE. ~ TO MARCH -
Pwccs-Today's Aquarius no.
tations applicable to you, friend.
Give a good account Of yourself
You've the capabillty, don't let
it 20 10 seed s banner per
formance needed. Checriness i'm
portant.
4 CHILD barn on mis- dogA
Charitable, ncighborly, full Of
those qualities that make for
substantial citizen. a valued
friend. Public office. business
career, secretarial work, conf
Dental tasks suited 10 your
talents. Curtail any tendency 10
obstinacy and overtndulgences.
Copyright 1882 hy KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

Where There's Riot Of Cor
geOuS Hues Under the Sea.
Strikingly Beautiful Plants and
Animals Are Described and
Pictured in Color by William
CrOwder, Famous Naturalist and
Marine Artist. Don't Miss "Col-
Drama of the Caribbean" on the
Front Page of The American
Weekly With Next Sundays
Issue Of The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Peter Sibley Burke Arrives

HAVE YOU heard. Peter SIbIey Burke arrlVed IN
this world. -.
July H..
His charmed parents at Mr. and Mrs Joseph Francis
Burke. of New York
Mrs. B.. being the former Dorothy ellis.
The young born here in Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Graduate of Dixie School
LIEUTENANT GRAHAM

LIEUTENANT GRAHAM. &C.,. Is graduate OF the
versity Of North Carolina
At Chapel Hill. ..,
And Of Harvard Law School.
At present. e. lie is with the Army Air Corps.
The engagement. e.. was made known last evening 80.
At a supper party .,.
Given to celebrate Mr. Offers birthday
The wedding o..
Will be sometime IN October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

hday Comes h. and What Yon, OnonL L. Aceordnn 70 N

Look IN the Section Your Birthday C
for Tuesday, Joly II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-12

Eddig a j0vedelmi ador6l a
legtobben trefalkozva beszel-
think.
Es magaban ki-ki azon gon-
dolkozott, hogy miel6tt az ado
jat fizetne, mi mindent tud a
teljes jovedelmeb6l lefogni.
Jo lesz a trefaval felhagyni
es megszokni a gondolatot,
hogy a jov6 evben osszehason-
lithatatlanul nagyobb adot TO-
gunk mindannyian fizetni.
Akik jozanok, azok EFT a
gondolatot annyira megszok-
jak, hogy hetr6l-hetre felre
tesznek a mai naptol kezdve a
J0V0 ESZTENDEI ad6ra. Te-
hat mem ARA az ad6ra. amt
most marciusban kell fizetni,
hanem ARA, amt a j0v6 mar
ciusban fogunk fizetni.
A pnzugyminiszter ait ajanl-
ia, nagyon helyesen, hogy mar
ez evben vonjanak lie minden-
kinek a kereseteb6l egy bizo-
nyos szazalekot a j0v6 eszten-
del ad6ra, de mem val6szini,
hogy ait megszavazza a kon-
gresszus.
A kongresszus tagjai nem-
sokara valasztas ala keriilnek
S mem akarjak, hogy a szavaz6
polgaroknak addig minden al
dott peda alkalmaval alkal-
muk legyen az ad6ra gondolni.
0k mindig ARA torekedtek,
hogy az ad6t a polgarsag el6l
eldugjak. A cigarettat, a ga
solint, a pdlinkat ad6ztattak
meg S az utolso esztend6 6kben
ti-husz mas fogyasztasi cikket,
inert ilyen m6don akarjak ell
hitetni a szavaz6kkal, hogy
ad6t mem szoktak fizetni.
s minthogy mindezen tetelek
kiil0n-kiil0n kollektAlasa sok
k0ltsegbe keriil, az eredmeny
az, hogy meg tobb ad6t kell
fizetniink s hogy egy hadsereg
emberrel t0bbre van sziikseg,
akik a kiil0nb0z6 teteleket ke-
zeljek.