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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
5y mol<ing Eny wartime trips in
NJ DIV Ek~

A little change in your travel habits makes a
big difference in wartime transportation. BY
taking your trips on mid-week days - Tues
days, Wednesdays, or Thursdays-you avoid
weekend crowds And you save a seat for a
fighting man or war worker-week-ends are
often the only time when he can travel at all.
You'll find it wise, also to skip holiday trips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

rug cleaning; eNi2. $3.50.
insured Service Rug Cleaning. VI
. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
EMPLOYERS BURDEN

NandenberG contcnded the pro-
gram would add 10 the burden of
$500 900 employers whose backs
are already breaking under a
multiplicity OF government re-
ports" The treasury. he said. would
have 10 add 5000 20 10000 en-
ployeS 70 administer the plan.
Treasury tax conSultantS Ran
dolph Paul vigorously defended
the check of and said il would
create an additional tax liability
OF 81 $50. 600 000 IN the 1943 CAL
cndar year by requiring taxpayers
10 post advance revenue payments.
Johnson believed Americans
"can be trusted 70 pay their own
tax instead Of having some one
withhold il from them, like a
guardian and pay il 70 the gov
eminent
II think ID would he better
10 require him Ia pay in monthly
instruments" he added That
would make il easier 10 pay and
would not involve any extra
work for the treasury.
"AlSo, IL would not make him
put up any money in advance
next year The rates are going
10 be high enough without max
ing the small taxpayer start
putting up cash for his next
years taxes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Lost and Found

'BTHTCT r-urr- -t'ss-g--aklie.- Boy
s7l Forest East. Reward. Randolph
Ole3
BLACK wallet Pennsylvania drivers
license. June WeT. Temple 2-70OO. June
Eldridge. Reward.
BLACK-Mlxed breed dog long nair, OAK
lsnd.Dequindre; reward. T~inbrook
'2-i65o.
LADY's wrist watch-Cass. Temple. party
seen picking up watch. CAN Atlantic
2l24. Keepsake deceased mother. Reward
LOST Wedding ring with five diamonds
possibly Dave Harris Grlil on West
Grand River Tuesday afternoon. n found
please call Terrace 2-s577 after ?. m.
Reward
LOST wednesday. mans ElEfn wrist
watch EpWOrth- LinsdAIe, keepsake Re
ward Twinbrook 2-4445.
LOST-Red bone hound vicinity state
Fair-Oakland childrens pet, reward.
Townsend 7-lis5.
MALE DOC, vicinity Roosevelt Warren
black, brown. collie shepherd. license
27l65; reward. Temple 2-7575.
POINTER Female liver and Vhite 1857
East Grand boulevard. OAye 1913. Pc
ward
SMALL brown female terrier, vicinity
TWenty-fourth Michigan. reward. LafAy-
cite 1871 Evenings
FIREMAN Citizenship papers. reward.
r. Ross, 54oi fireman. Tyler e-9o3s.
WHITE bobtan dog. black spot right
shoulder. Speed, reward. Townsend
$685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Death potires

LEGoWskY--Satalie. wife % the deceased
Adolf, beloved mother OF william, Mrs.
Clara TnreWt'Z Herman, Henry. Albert
and Mr.. Mildred kreger also survived by
three grandchildren Funeral services At
residence ATS TWenty-hfth street. Tues
DAY At p m and ? 30 ~ So James
Evangelical Lutheran Church. corner Hum.
bold, and Poplar
PETERSoN--Juy q. william, Of 1884
CouTytlle beloved husband Of Emma
Voigi Peterson dear father OF TneimA
werner and Richard Peterson son % Mrs
Carlson brother ~ Henry Funeral
service Monday, r n ~ a. n Peters
Funeral Home. l20j7 Gratlot. lnterment
Forsstlavu
sCHAEFFER-July % a. MS home. 1888
wabash Ave John W beloved husba nd
of Minnie dear brother 0f Frank schaefer.
Funeral services from residence Monday
30 = m s.. isos Church a. 8 a. n.
Intsrrnent Woodmers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charles s,rautz. "a Marjorie Lbsenberger.
Austin Rust. So Lille Smith. o..
John Sturock Jr.. y Rhea Weber 20
Ernest Beenry. p, Katherine Mlar ~
Cassell Richmond Is Glora Daniey. 49,
Eugene Killing. 30 Evelyn MeGhee 25
Erans Bringsrdner. 81 Gertrude F
MCNAMARA p
Leo Zicgler. IL: Reubye Phillips. 80
brock. Is
wal,e- 4 Burerycd. 80: Geney!eys Kas-
perzek Is
Eugene KEN. 10 June Little. u
Joseph John Wlttmer IT., 2si Virginia r
Henry Perkowsk 90 Marion Hau. 70.
John Yafgus -, clara Puchala. q.
Paul barry. q MarEaret PaViak. is.
sam Gottleib. 81: Sylvia FiDe 80
Fred D. Rauser, p Doris Mae Robertson
70.
Robert r Kustsr 10 Re-yl ss'h. Is
Joseph Schooner, %. Helen ozimr'e~icz
Connie Burns. %; vtrsie Martin. q.
steve Horvath. 50. Helen 10th %.
Donald Work, ls Betty Whalen. Is
Albert Yuhss. % Juanita White IS
Peri T. Filson y Margaret Berwick. So
Edgar J Buiold % Anna &. Bulold, 30
Stanley Chamherlin ~ Betty Rech. is
Gerald Youmans 20 Margaret Fooks, 2S
James II Chesser %; Mildred Murphy ~
Alvin Schneider. 81 Amelia Tomln =.
Jerry stock 26 Anna Gugala. -
Leo Disgel. 81. Blanche C. sirnsfeHow
20
Leroy BRAY a.. Annie " Hoyt 3s
Jack r. Bassett - Bethany Kremhelmer
70
Eaeln HUDSON. Sc VIVIAN !. Renfrew
Arthur oto. &C.. Pauline Chrzanovskl. Sc
Albert Franz. 27 Norma PhGnps 10
Ben r Porzondek 20. virginia strzegeW-
/ SKI q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
eEx-Emp|oyerS
Lose Auto Suit

William G. Phillips today OBJ
tanned a verdict Of s. 500. in fed
cral court, against his former
employers. the Doty Discount
Company, in a suit alleging the
Doty concern was responsible for
his arrest in Nashville Tenn. in
1870 when he attempted 10 re-
possess an automobile for the
company.
A Jury before Federal Judge
Ernest -Q.Rrlen- relurnnd- the
verdict after Phillips Of 1888 Steel
avenue. testified the company
failed 10 warn him against hazards
in rcpoSScsSion under Tennessee
laws When he drove away the car
in which payments had Jagged,
Phillips said. he was arrested for
larceny Of an automobile
Although acquittc Of the
charge, Phillips contcnded his
arrest and trial damaged his
reputation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
$4,000 Register
For Skilled Jobs

BATTLE CREEK. July 25.-
Some 300 OF the 1900 Calhoun
and Branch County draft regis
trants have skills needed in the
war effort, but local industries
have little need for them at the
present time.
Samuel II CaStanier. manager
OF the local United States Employ
ment Service Office. said only 25
TO 30 men have been referred IN
job openings since draft regis
'trahrS made known tf1efr skiiis- on
occupation questlonnaires,
The accounts OF approximately
800 residents who have failed TO
pay up their bills in accordance
with government credit regula-
tions. have been turned over 10
the Merchants Credit Bureau.
These are accounts on which pur-
ChaSerS have failed 70 make full
payment for merchandise bought
between January and June l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Soldiers Don
Gas Masks,
Play Boil
Time. star Correspondent

FORT STER, July Is
Twelve chemical warfare service
soldiers here who have been play
ing baseball every afternoon as a
part OF their regular training, soon
will be sent 10 various camps
throughout the country 10 intro
duce a new variation Of the sport.
1t is gas-mask baseball. The
men spend an hour and a half
playing softhall every day wearing
their gas masks throughout the
entire game.
Mai Clyde 6. Price, chemical
warfare officer. originated the idea
here to- develop the lungs OF men
being trained as gas warfare In
structorS.
The men have challenged an
other team without masks The
game will be played next Wednes-
day. Soon after that they will be
sent 10 various other posts in the
country 10 serve as gas warfare
instructors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
BIRTHS


Girls Were born 20,
Haze Maui 2i2s Gray.
Marie Cuens sefs Culver
cessna stewart Tgs -C0puu.
Eileen G0lihardt 100 Seward.
Eleanor Ksras. 27i3 Floran, Hsmtramck.
Virginia kaifesh 1929 Poe.
BETTY SVeitzer 1883 Piedmont.
Grace Shumerskt $3.50 LenoX
Elizabeth TruSzkowsk. 1855 East Forest.
Clara DeRose. 223s East Wills.
GOlds Davis. s71e Dodge Romu.us
Rose Ssrlsnisn sol Frfdnisnd
Bess : NcLeskey, 2056 Waba-n
stella Kasparek 1858 West Vernon highway.
Dorothy kwlstkowsKi. f7s2 Howell.
Thelma wynn 1925 East Nevada
FTeanoT FT6TcZyK jig NTchigan, WINS.
Florence Martin. 3197 Firm. rr
Margaret szydlo~sk, lo32Z Dequindre
Essnor Blown 2sss Montgomery.
Mildred Ycder. $40 Copun
Barbara Nicnois. ga unysrsty. Crosse
Marjorie Thompson. 1893 Gssths.
MARJORIE Jagnow i60 Wenp
Marie Lozer, leiss Ksnoshz, Gratot Town
ship
Dolphin. Tesu. 2os29 Esnosha Cratic,
courard.ne Raalrsh. 1901 Fast Palmer
GLADYS Kaplsn. 1907 Canton twins
Irene schoeck SIS vermont
Marion Springer. 1880 Fielding.
Runelda Gil. 1851 Aucoy.
Katherine Harris ll3 AIEe-
Minnie Smith 1877 Mack
Touvena Matthews 1000 RIopeIe
Johnnie Hamilton. 1893 Dubois
Helen Rudnik. 1914 East Fern
Carmel AriZneL--LlAg- RuLInGAr1e
Lillian Lucas. 1854 Ford
LOrene DAVIS 1855 Bolton
Hazel neVos. 2l0 Hsnford Lincoln Park
Elizabeth Thomas. 1870 Lakeview.
Marion Trent, TFZT5 Chelsea
Ulanda Eslk SIZE East Brentwood.
f.rr w.
|Gwendolyn Geerng 1875 Pierson.
Norma Young. i032S Lahark
Gertrude Brodsky 1924 Gladstone
Clara Armstrong 1929 Roosevelt
Margaret Mcmillan 2Os2S Midway
Elizabeth Strauss 1913 Wakefield. Befkiev
Ethel Wymer. 20s6 Blaine
Theima Perry, 1855 ohio
Jean Jacobsen. I2l Westminster
Dolores HARDY q42i Steel
Leona Bradley. 1874 Pinrhurst
Edith Lempert 2fe2 Gladstone
Josephine Kanka. 50i2 Dubois.
Nancy Dana. 6O37 Chopin
Dorothy Denne 1851 toretto.
LeForge LETTERS. Dearborn
cara Ascherl. 9i09 CogsWell Wayns.
Bertha Ironside. 1920 Bedford
Shirley Karagas 1868 Fsirview
Helen Wanamaker. i2Tss Greeniavn
Marion Biccum. 1924 Gardener. Berkley.
Irene Fake. 2O5i0 Derby
Betty Isbell. 700 Lansing
Dorothy Broldy. osS Hudson
Mary Mooney. 1919 Plalnview.
Viola Mailman, 1870 Leisure
Jean Fedorinchik. 3i5 Richton. u ghlant
Park
Helen Fralick. $40 North Troy ROYAL Oak
Patricia Culver, i50s0 Monte Vista
Ellen Mathews. 1885 Snowden
Julia Duekworth. 1852 Morrow Circle
Dearborn
Isabel Louzon, 1901 westmoreland.
Catherine Spooner. i4s5l Monica.
Verne O'Neil, lT1i5 Strathmore
Ethel Bechke. 1914 Seminole
MargGet Cramer, 1852 East Vernon.
stella Grudzian. 1902 Waldo
Elizabeth Cerano. 40s South Baysde.
Martha Czapiewski, 1855 Winthrop.
Genevieve Palmer. 1915 North Connect.
cut. Royal Oak
Mszells Moore, 577 Eliot. River Roug,
(tVins).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
DEATHS

Rash P'adyEa. 1892 RuFaIo. 81
Alex MackeVicz, 6GZ East HUDSON, Royal
OAK IS
Anna Dods 3iss Clinton 20
John Grimes eI5 WIutef SIS
Juanita cooper 1924 East Moptca'm 80.
ia e. Wren. ~ seward -.
Mary Rnsta Allen sIn PaAIllster. ~
Onied " HeNner 100 Manchester so
David Tart. sO59 Cana road Utica. Mich.
Jenny B'orkman. 1888 Kentucky 81
Charles % Dolsn. 1900 West Pointe ave
nue. Dearborn. So
Elizabeth Buchhelster, e237 May SO.
Eva Grswolf 1887 Brady b
Stephanie SWISS 1857 Aaron. 3
Frieda Foeelson. 1921 Cortland. 81
charles Iuckhursf. 1851 RidgeWOod. 81.
Kathryn F. Murphy. 1925 Hooker. 81.
William p Davis 1878 Three Mile drive. Sc
While Cloud 1892 Dequindre. So.
] Julius Heller 4T37 Lincoln, 81.
Ben Shelley. 50q7 Pacific. ~
Grace Ellen Fernandez. 1919 Edison. 50
Agnes Gertrude Colwel Sass Lincoln, 81.
Rvs Louise Reidy 1864 Seneca. SIS.
Addis Allen pa Medhury 80
Anderson WALKER. 1881 Cherrylawn. -
Irene Louise PFrce. 1871 East Maple, Toy
Francis Chandler Campbell Warden Apis
Robert F. smIh, $500 West Philadelphia,
Liiyis Allen. 22is sprngweus. 80.
Rodney HauChn. 1904 Amin. q.
Lillian Fowler. $500 Twelfth 40,
Ernest Albert Dacey, IL Moss. Highland
Lawrence HUMAN. ioo3i ward. 81.
Lena ". Koos 566f MCMILLAN. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Bandits Get $500
At Briggs Hotel

Three bandits early today held
up the Briggs Hotel, IA West
Adams avenue. and escaped with
5000 in an automobile stolen a
few minutes earlier from its park
ing place near the Statler Hotel
James r. Cole 81. Briggs Hotel
clerk, said one robber waited at
the street level door Of the hotel
while the other two forced him at
gun-point 10 turn over the money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Flats for Rent
Apartments for Rent
Unfurnished
ROE APARTMENT

3sfO Cass ; rooms. moderated: new re-
frigeration. table stove, gas and lights
included reasonable rent. Apply caretaksr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES
IaFe licenses arrUed Ion

MaTfIaEe licenses aUDTef foT'
Raymond Becht - Jean Num- p
Freddie Jones y. Otha Mae Mitchell %
Clarence % HHcr. 20. violet Mae Burden
II
Gavin r. Mckay. -. Kathryn Patterson.
ga
John Robert Adams 60 Alice Ei~i 4f
Clvde ~ Longfellow. a. BeuIsh Powell
Celestine Roccardt. 50 Jennie Ursetts. a.
Harold Parker. 90. ~ Vsrs sullivan, Is
Albert Z. BloomeI Beulah Elliott, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Salesman Sues u. s.
On Probe Statements

Raymond J Lamping. soap
salesman. of 27l0 West Chicago
boulevard, filed suit in federal
court Today 10 force the govern
ment 10 return statements made
by him in the investigation Of a
rcp9ied mail fraud
Lamping claims he was illegally
arrested in Boston, Mass. before
the statements were taken. Be-
sides the Massachusetts attorney
general ne names postal inSpec-
tor and Lever Brothers in his
action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
DIVORCES

Harriet schuet'e from Randall.
Emmett puhv from Marie
Florence r Barkume from Joseph r
Helena Y Gubbins from Albert.
Minnie NolIeu from Peter
. Jean BOvd from Thomas
Alvin Norman from Beatrice y
Marion Nashav from Owen
Virginia SmamIey from Faymnrf
Vera Remick from George h
ANY Harlan from Gu1
Viola r. Glass from Joseph
Kenneth Goliath from Vera
Henry Robinson from Lille "
Rosa Williams from Thomas. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
EXCEPTIONS

Advertisements accepted A. anv ~
hundreds Of convenient neighborhood
Want Al stations or A. the Times
Main office, Times Square, A. low
economy cash rates or you NAV
telephone YOUR Ad 10 Cherry $500
and have Il charged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Poor NaZiS
Life Hard for U-Boat Men,
German Admiral Says

LONDON. July % GNSl.-An
admission that U-boats are facing
increasing difficulties in operating
in American waters was credited
by Exchange Telegraph Company
today 10 Admiral Doenttz, German
submarine chief.
Admiral Doenitz said that It
was possible only for 500-ton
U-boats TO range as far as the
American coast and added
Because they are cut of
from comforts and have no
hunks, the crews sleep on tor-g
pedoes.
They have no washing or
bathing equipment. .
Our fight Is hard one"
DoenitZ statements were made
over the German radio. Exchange
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Houses for Sale
(Wssf of WoodUard)

BRACE, s642 IS roomsI hay. ueg
VACANT. s. 2s5. terms CT. 1880.
BRANDON tscotten Bargain; s-roon
steam. 2-oar garage $500 down. La
fayette $751;
DEARBORN r Barron Several s.roorn
houses 81 $50. 81 $50. 1850 down. Vine
wood 2-44ff
GOOD LOCATION NEAR SCHOOLS
BLOCK 10 Bus FOR BOMBER PLANT
NEARIY new 3.bsfroorn nome bath. lsfgs
Witty room. 5000. immediate possession.
Oliver Goldsmith 1852 OsEWood boulevard.
Melvinaae vlnsWood l-02o0.
HUBBARD tVefnnrl--2 houses, 3-esr ga
rsss bargain 81 90 down. Lsfsys',s
STsi
PELHAM. at07-4 roons ana second eoS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Male Help Wanted

MEN. employed 90 uhemPiayed and boys
over Is 20 sell refreshments ~ var
Show good pay evening work. See Mr.
Carne between I ana m. today Al
University ~ Detroit rffreshment stand
40 telephone caisNacgeuted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Male Help Wanted
AUTO MECHANICS

ALL AROUND handy man for uph,
ing shop. STEADY job. 1852 fireman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Male and Female Help Wanted

SHORT order chef, male or female
nights: hamburger restaurant. eNceNen
wages must be experienced 1904 Wes
Six-Mne road. Local reference required
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1892 r. JEFFERSON FITZROY 2i7s-7e
FLOYD l. HAMILTON
1894 TWELFTH-MADISO 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Music Lessons
Dancing Instructions

FORMER s. COURSE. 20 lessons. - 50.
A5sgun 1855 Woodward, tt 2-9363.
SUMNER special dance course 81 90. Guar.
anteed complete private course now IS
TREE STUDIOS ti0s WOODWARD
CONSULT me enlarged ReaF Estate Lat
ircs N the biz Sunday Times Want "a
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

DETROIT TIMES
WANT AID RATES
Daily and Sunday
Rota Per Word Per Day
Transient
CASH CHARGE
= TO- g con.ccutly, lime. dc So
or more consecutive
times ...s.t-t. W fFzc
minimum IL wordsD
y EXCEPTIONS
To Rent go Rooms Housekeeping
Rooms Board and Room Children
20 Board Home for Aged. Invalid.
Situations Wanted.
CASH CHARGE
I time ...,........... Sc Sbzc
10 consecutive times Si9o &c
or more consecutive
tunes .......s.. :" Sfsc
minimum II words)
Advertisements accepted A. anv ~
hundreds o. convenient neighborhood
Want Al stations or At the Times
Main office, Times Square, A. low
economy cash rates. or you NAV
- 4
and have II charged.
Ads ordered by telephone snd se-
cepted from persons listed IN me
telephone book or city directory An
memorandum charge only In return
for this courtesy the advertiser ~
expected 10 remit promptly.
n box number is desired. estimate
five words additional
The Times reserves the right 70
CLASSIFY ada under Appropriate head
!ngs.
All claims for adjustments and re-
funds must be made within 10 days
after expiration Of I'D.
Errors should be reported immsdi.
afely. The Times assumes no respon-
insertion.
To insure publication IN the Sunday
paper, copy must be m the Times
office by II 80 a. m. Saturday To
insure insertion IN every EDITION ~
the weekday paper. copy must DO In
the Times office by 8 p, m, the day
before publication.
WHEN CASCELING advertisements
advertisers must secure KILL
NUMBER from the telephone clerk.
Without this number. satisfactory ad-
justment cannot be made IN case OF
error. We do not guarantee 10 discon7
tinue an order unless cancellation Is
rreeiv-,i ga The alice before s p. m the
day preceding the next !nser'FcH " zst
a. m, Saturday for sunday editions.
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAss AVENUE
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers
Carpet, Rug Cleaning

AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING
qx12 81 30 40 yrs. exp. Madison 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Situations Wanted-Male
Situations Wdnted-Female

EXPERIENCED colored rirl wants DAYS:
cleaning. laundry, 81, carfsre. UNiyer-
sity 3-SS69.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

ONsULT the enlarged Real Fs'sts us,-
'nEs IN tire bis sunday Times Want -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
War Sub-COntracfs
DEFENSE AIDS

AVAILABLE for defense work, Internal
and external precision grinding; also
noring ana Decreasing equipment. Temple
1.7310.
LATHE work % All kinds wanted %
machine shop. University 3-553l
sONF general screw machine capacity
available Row running 1000 war work.
Tompklns Screw Machine Products Co.,
NfneWold 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY OPERATORS. two finger Uavers,
two msnicurists; short hours SOS weekly
steady 500 Industrial Bank Building.
BEAUTY OPERATOR five DAYS good
pay. hours. also beginner. 1874 East
Warren. Tuxedo 2-624O. 'e
BEAUTY OPERATOR-very good wages
and hours. Godd. $3.50 West Chicago,
near Grand River.
BINDERY girls for case making ana table
work, Burkhardt Company, 5i5 West
Larned.
Bookkeeper-Polish Speaking
Experienced in clothing business. Apply
Spoks. Inc. 56i0 Michigan.
CIGAR MACHINE operators binder and
wrapper layers feeders and examiners
and cigar packers. Apply r. @. Dunn
Cigar Company. 2is0 East Milwaukee.
EXPERIENCED shirt hnshers. steady
work: S25 weekly. Campus Laundry.
1ls05 Grand River
FOOD CHECKERS, pantry girls. kitchen
workers; white. 81 West Nontcalm,
Room 700.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Tax instruments
Offered in Place
0fChe(koff Plan
BY JOHN II. BEAL
United Press stan, Correspondent

WASHINGTON, July 25,-Sena-
tor Ed c. Johnson CD of Colorado
today proposed substitution of a
plan calling for income tax pay
ments in monthly instruments for
the withholding" or "checkoff
method incorporated in the So
270. 100000 war revenue bill.
The withholdir~ plan. proposed
by the treasury and approved by
the House, came in for consid-
cradle criticism by members Of the
Senate finance committee during
the second day of hearings yester-
day. Johnson contended that a
monthly instalment requirement
would meet most, If not all, objec-
tons raised
Under the House bill, employers,
beginning January ] will deduct
5 per cent from workers pay
checks each pay day, the money to
be paid over 10 the government as
an advance on 1913 taxes. En-
ployes will be supplied receipts 10
show how much was withheld and
these may be turned in with 1943
returns as credit against taxes
due. If deductions surpass the
workers eventual tax liability, a
refund will be made.
DUPLICATION SEEN
Senators Robert A. Taft (R) Of
Ohio, Harry F. Byrd Cd OF Vir-
ginia and Arthur II. Vandenberg
iR) Of Michigan assailed the pro-
posal IS a duplication of 1912 and
1913 taxes, pointing out that
workers will be required next year
10 pay taxes on 1912 income. either
in a lump sHs4i-ttr- quarterly install
mentS. while having 1913 taxes de-
Quoted from their earrings.
They also argued that il would
Have the effect OF increasing
L tax payments by individuals
10 "a per cent on the first dollar
Of taxable income.
.C-Place a tremendous account
- inc burden on both employers
and the treasury.
C-Requlre taxpayers 20 put up
- $500. 100000 in advance rev.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
BROWN & SHARP
OPERATORS

Must be frst-cIass. also Brown and sharp
repair man Hieh wages, plenty ~ over
. me wayne Screw Products Co, 52l
- Jean
BUS DRIVERS for immediate employment
With Department Of street Railways,
City OF Detroit al rec 70 SIC per hour 10
ne filled by competitive examination.
Yearly average earnings duriuE ls4l ap-
proximated s.. 200. Applicants must be not
less than tWeuty-one or more than forty
years OF age and citizens Of the United
states. Apply 20 the Detroit street railways
Commission. St Jeau and shoemaker. De
troll. Michigan.
CANTEES Company has opportunity for
MN VINO can Quang married. Is 10 90,
T. s. citizen, good physical condition. for
clean healthy industrial work. Rendering
-zaz---1a- ia a..--zl-e4 -n1-izIEla -accnHntS
thorough training A. our expense. Apply
1899 Bellevue avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Board and Room
Business Places for Rent

CEMENT BLOCK BUILDING--was cab
met shop partly equipped; reasonable.
1867 Fourteenth
MICHIGAN. 5640 tnear Junction) Front
four rooms; any business. Inquire spolka
Building.
SMALL store in Polish section on Chens
ST.. suitable for most any business: rent
reasonable Trinity 2-4745.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Female Heip-SaiesUomen

BETWEEN ages 1880 preferably. perma-
nent work for those who show ability 20
handle department. W. T. Grant Co, $40
Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-25
Defense Workers Homes
BOMBER WORKERS

Small homes. 81, 2s5 70 81 545, inc. lsrEs
lot easy terms JOHN r. PHELPS, n ".
cor Middlebelt and Ecorse Rds. open ewes.