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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Wont Reveal
Cain S Reply
ONeil Also Sends
Wire to Arms Czor

Continued from Page One)
TO Cain Wednesday was a remark
credited to the mayor that he had
informed Nelson Tacoma faces no
immediate power shortage because
it can buy some power from Sc
attic. The utilities chief said Ia
coma has no assurance from Seat
tie that surplus power will be
available for any prolonged period.
Mayor Gains secretary, E. NJ.
Wetherell. had not been shown the
mayors answer to O'Neil.
In time. O'Neil said. he may
consider permitting publica-
ton of the mayors reply TO
his telegram but for the pres
ent will not.
II will say that he denied say
ing what was quoted in your
paper" said O'Neil.
Thus far there has been no full
explanation of the mayors meet
ing with the priorities chief in
Washington. Cain is at the capital
to attend a session of the United
States Conference of Mayors.
While there, he agreed TO make
necessary calls upon federal Of
ficials in the interests of Tacoma
activities such as the utilities
and industrial district roads prob
lem.
His call upon Nelson to de-
termine the status of Tacoma S
priorities for Nisqually power de-
velopment materials is presumed
TO have been TO learn ACCESSIBILITY
of issuing the remainder of the
s11 ,000. 900 in Nisqually bonds.
Already s4,000.0 900 worth have
been issued. An equivalent sum in
addition has been authorized for
issuance when the market is best.
There has been some council
table discussion of whether il is
safe to issue the rest Of the bonds
until the city is assured the pro-
ject can be finished and put 10
work producing saleable power.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Service Station
Is Robbed Again

Engoe's service station, SAT-
South Tacoma way. was burglar
lied Wednesday night by prowlers
who took approximately 500
worth Of equipment. including au-
tomobile radios. heaters and spot
lights. flashlights. candy and Gig
arets. according 10 Herb Engoe Of
602l Pacific ave. proprietor.
The same station was burglar
ized Oct -. and Engoe said Wed
nesday nights burglary marked
the 18th time in 20 years the sta
ton has been victimized.
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City Credit Union
Declares Dividend

The City Credit Union Of Ia
coma. which viii hold its annual
meeting and election Jan. q. has
declared a dividend Of per cent
and at the same time will buy
$1,000 worth OF defense bonds
from its surplus, Treasurer
Manager Arthur NJ. Angove said
Thursday.
The group, made up Of city hall
employees. ended the year with 500
shareholders and assets totalling
So $50. Angove showed.
At the election next Wednes-
day in the city council chamber
81 Sis. three new directors viii
be chosen.
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Who Operated
Car? Puzzler
''Yshudi. ;" Moybe.
Justice Doduces

Justice Clarence Z. Layton could
only conclude that II was '.Yahudi"
.vho was driving the car: r. NJ.
Brsdshaw. Seattle Newspaper cir
culation man. charged with
drunken driving. was not the man
who had been doing the driving.
OF the three men in the car that
raced through the Fort Lewis red
light at 50 to 90 miles an hour.
layton said from the bench he
suspected the man with the brown
hat"
II TRIAL was held rhursday.
Sudge layton dlsmissed the
case against BrAdahaw after
hearing ealy TIE states Wit
neuooa.
Deputy Prosecutor Marshall
Mccormick. stung by apparent de-
feat. lost no time in filing new
complaints and obtaining warrants
signed BY Layton. charging Harry
Bittrick and c. s. Vowel, the other
two in the coupe, with drunk driv-
ing. He also charged Bradshaw
with being drunk on Q public high
way.
State Patrolman J. 4. Mckinney
testified he didn't see the driving,
but said Bradshaw was under the
Influence Of liquor and under the
steering wheel when the case was
turned over to him by Fort Lewis
military police.
Corp. Soseph Holmes testi-
md Bradshaw was In Tire
Middle whes the car shot
shroush the red light. Sgt.
Dale Winston testified all
ehree men were drunk.
Neither the court nor the prose-
eutor could determine how Brad
shaw got from the middle position
TO the drivers seat
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FOUND NOT GUILTY

Jack Troy Of Roy. Wash, evan
gelist and laborer. who was
arrested recently by Tacoma Off
GERS and charged with attempting
to open a parking meter, pleaded
not guilty in police court Wednes-
day. Police Judge W. A Rich
mond said the evidence was not
enough 20 convict the man. and
suspended a To-day Jail sentence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Motor Vehicle Tax Stamps
Placed on Sale in Tacoma
Cost to Owners Will Be sos From
Feb. ! to June 80. Then SIS Annually

Federal tax stamps for motor
vehicles officially were on sale
here Thursday at the postoffice.
That much. at least. was GER
tain after more than little con-
fusion had clogged distribution and
caused Z flood Of conflicting In
structions to the public earlier this
week.
II u expected that the new tax
stamps will be sold Friday and
thereafter by the cashier Of the
bureau OF internal revenue In the
postoffice building. at the regular
stamp windows of the main post
office (which was the only place
that had them as the sale opened
Thursday and In all postoffice
solicitations.
Order Revoked
Instructions OF secretary of the
treasury on Wednesday to post
pone the sale TO Jan. 9th have
been revoked. according to a
telegram received here Thursday
morning by Internal Revenue Col
lector Clark Squire.
IAN prior instructions regarding
the date Of sale Of vehicle use tax
stamps revoked" the wire from
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Guy T. Helvering read. Stamps
20 on sale at all post offices and
collectors offices at opening bust
ness Jan. Is"
The telegram asked that state
motor vehicle authorities approve
the placing of the stamp on the
Windshield and designate the posi-
ton. and Thomas A. Swayze, state
director Of licenses. said Thursday
that the stamp should be placed in
the lower right-hand corner. near
the vehicle inspection sticker.
This new tax becomes effective
Feb. 1.
An Motor Vehicles
Commissioner delivering pointed
out that the term motor vehicle"
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~ AIR R AID
W MEETINGS

Precinct No. 81. district between
So. Yakima ave. and So. !. and
between So. 18th and So. 18th SITS.
Friday. s p. m Central Baptist
church. So. 18th and Yakima ave.
Residents Of school district 123
will hold = civilian defense meeting
Al s p. m. Friday in the Waller
Road hall at saith and Waller road.
Residents Of precinct 81 viii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
F ederal Grand
Jury Meeting
Garbage Coss One
OF Those Probed

To consider . rather light docket
q routine cases. . federal grand
jury convened here Thursday In
secret session.
First report Of It's actions is
expected TO be made to Federal
Judge Lloyd L. Black some time
Friday. with all reports complete
by the weeks end.
The jury. impanelled last July
and to be diamissed with close Of
the term In February. consists Of
IL men and i've women.
Two cases Of particular
note are before this session for.
csnslderatios: The Fort Levin
garbage scandal" and
charges Of Mann act fwhite
slavesy) violatsea against Jay
Chas1a-
Six civilian garbage collectors
employed at Fort Lewis were ar
rested Oct. IL on the technical
charge Of stealing government
property In connection with their
admitted hauling away OF vast
quantities Of good foodstuffs from
army kitchens Army officials
limited at needless waste and
promised investigation of the
posts commissary methods.
DAY Chavis, prominent
Negro figure In rAcoma's
nlghtllfs. b faced with charges
~ travelling interntate with
Ana Thompson. hossa pro-
pFfeteT nnd wen known 20
TIE city's nlghtlife. Mrx.
nAempsoa was jailed with
Chnvis - . material witness;
~ arc - liberty under bond.
Several other lesser cases are
also before this grand jury.
J. Charles Dennis. u. s. district
attorney. d representing the gov
eminent
Ym heIn yoasvsely ,urhen vos, bafv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
NUMBER 10

NUMBER 10
Salaried persons and wage earn
ers whose income is derived from
personal services form the largest
number of federal income taxpay-
ers. This year this army of tax
payers will be greatly increased.
Those who paid an income tax for
1910 have received the forms for
the 1941 income tax return through
the mails. In order that none may
escape filing the return, employers
are required to report on Form
1899. accompanied by transmittal
Form 1895. the names of all their
employees to whom, il single, they
made payments of $3.50 or more in
1871, and If married. $500 or
more. II the marital status of the
employe is unknown, he must be
reported as single.
Date Is Given
These returns should be filed on
or before Feb. Is, 1912. with the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
Returns Distribution Sec tion,
Washington, d. c.
The law contemplates that every
individual. If single, or if married
but not living with spouse, whose
gross income for 1941 was $3.50 or
more, must file an income-tax re-
turn. Excuses for not doing so do
not relieve the delinquent from
responsibility for the delinquency.
Neither the president of the
United States, nor the vice presi-
dent nor federal judges, nor men,
bers of congress, are exempt from
filing returns.
Must Report Fees
All types of compensation, un-
less specifically excluded by sta
tute, should be incorporated in the
gross income of the taxpayer. A
minister of the Gospel, for in
stance. must report all fees he re-
ceives-for funerals, for masses,
for baptisms, for marriages, and
for other like services. In addition
to salaries, wages, fees, and COM
missions, all bonuses, tips, prizes,
awards. retiring allowances for
past services. and other forms
of compensation are rated as part
Of ones income. If a person is
paid in whole or in part for his
services by anything other than
money. the fair market value of
the thing taken must be reported
as income.
Compensation credited to the &C.
count of or set apart for a tax
payer, without any substantial linn
itation or restriction. and which
may be drawn upon by him at any
time, is subject to tax for the year
during which so credited or set
apart, although not then actually
reduced to possession. If the serv-
ices were rendered during the year
1910, or even prior thereto. but
the compensation was not received,
or made unqualifiedly subject to
demand by the taxpayer until 1871.
the entire amount is taxable in
le4l when the taxpayer is report
ing on the cash receipts and dis
bursements basis, which is the
basis used by most individuals in
reporting net income.
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four men are available for the
work.
Center overhead lights will re-
main in place for some time but
will be out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Aunt Het

you con tell how modern
folks live when they put their
cor under the some roof with
them so they con get TO it
quicker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

HUNTSVILLE. Tex. Texas
penitentiary officials Thursday an
nounoed the capture Of nine Of Il
convicts who escaped through
dormitory window at Eastman
prison "Wednesday night
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meet at s p. m. Friday In Hsw-
thorne school.
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means all of those used chiefly for
highway transportation. including
automobiles, trucks and motor
cycles. and that the term use"
means operation on public high
ways.
The first stamp To be purchased
by owners of motor vehicles will
cover the period from Feb. to
June 80. 1912, and will cost but
$500 because OF the fact that only
fractional part OF the fiscal year
Is involved. However. during the
month OF June. 1912. owners OF
motor vehicles must purchase
stamps valued at IS to evidence
the payment of the tax for the
entire fiscal year beginning July 1,
1912. and ending June 80, 1913.
Stamps Of appropriate denomina-
tons have been provided to EVIL
dence the payment of the use"
tax on vehicles purchased and first
put into use on the highways
during months after February,
1912.
Tax Obligation
Commissioner Helvering stated
that the "use" tax affects more
individuals than all other classes OF
federal taxes combined. The pay
ment of this tax will give TO each
motor vehicle owner a conscious
ness that he is contributing to the
defense of his country in a time OF
emergency. The display of these
stamps on automobiles. trucks. etc,
will be evidence that the owners
have met this tax obligation.
Every owner of a motor vehicle
which is used upon the highways
must obtain a $2.oe use" tax
stamp and affix ii to his vehicle
before Feb. /. The various post
offices will sell the stamps over
the counter for cash only and no
mail order business will be con-
Quoted.
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Income Tax
Information

This is one OF a series OF short
articles based on the internal revenue
code. Read them daily In The Ia
coma Times
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest In U. 3. Defense
Bonds.
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Commissioner delivering pointed
out that the term motor vehicle"
Evening star., 1942-01-29
REPORT TO THE NATION
9TH Instu|ment of MocL eish's Statement
On War Stutus
possible infationary effects Of

possible infiationary effects Of
competitive Government buying
have been minimized through
centralized purchasing. Wherever
possible, the supply Of materials
and goods has been expanded.
The Antitrust Division Of the
Department of Justice has broken
up conspiracies to raise prices.
Many high food prices. for ex-
ample, are purely the result Of
conspiracies. Indictments have
been obtained against cold-stor-
age spectators. cheese distrib-
utors, bread companies, grocers.
meat packers and others charged
with raising the price Of their
products by illegal means. Three
days after the Department Of
Justice obtained an Indictment
against a tungsten carbide mo-
nopoly the price Of tungsten car
bide fell from $500 q pound to $4S
. pound.
CTo be continued)
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Delivery Of
Night FinuI
Edition

The Night Final Edition Of
The Star, with two addi-
tional pages Of last-minute
news, Is delivered through
out Washington and nearby
suburbs, together with The
Sunday Star. at 85c per
month.
This edition gives the
latest developments OF the
day in International, Ma
tional and Local news, with
complete Financial Reports.
Special delivery is made
between 8 pm. and tbs pm.
daily.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Conservation Of Paper

Every citizen is called upon
to see that not a pound of paper
is wasted. Demand from every
clerk that any unnecessary
Wrapping of packages or un-
necessary use of paper bags be
dispensed with.
Waste paper for paperboard
is vital to the packaging of a
great quantity Of war equip
ment.
Do not turn newspapers, but.
when you have saved enough
tor a bundle, give them to the
school children who are CO.
operating In the defense pro-
gram with the parent-teacher
organization in The Stars
campaign for reclaiming old
newspapers.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Requirements Expanded

1NCPAACNAnChSo GAPdAuCu
To insure adequate supplies Of
scarce materials for war pur-
poses, less essential uses Of these
materials have been curtailed.
Steel plates and welding pipe for\
the construction Of petroleum
pipe line, for example, we're re-
fused. Construction projects not
vital to the war effort have been
limited.
However, ample provision has
been made for spare parts and
replacements so that the life of
durable machinery now In the
hands Of consumers can be ex-
tended. With farm equipment, S.
P. A. B. reduced the materials
available for making new equip
ment by II per cent but raised
the quotas of materials for re-
placement parts by so per cent.
During 1941, the United States
produced more articles for civilian
consumption than ever before in
its history. To strip off some of
this fat" production cuts have
been ordered for everyday goods
like automobiles, radios, ice boxes,
irons, washing machines, lawn
mowers, garden rakes, paper con-
tainers, fancy galoshes and juke
boxes. 1t has been estimated that
10000, ,00O, 900 of productive ca
pacity, based on 1941 operations,
can be diverted from civilian to
military life. We face Immediate
and sweeping curtailment of the
less essential civilian products.
Our eagerness for news from
the battle fronts of the world
must not blind us to the silent,
Evening star., 1942-01-29

Uptown, downtou,
. smart shoppers know the
can't-be-beaten" yaIl,e
OF A&P "super-Right"
meats. Each cut is the
Juicy melt-in-your-mouth
KIND, each is priced wav
tS uown and A&P buys only
the finest grades.
Evening star., 1942-01-29

Treat yourself to extra luxuries with
your Ad<P Super Market savings! Many
fine brands Of food. exclusive with
ASP. bring you savings up to 25T
compared to prices usually asked for
other nationally known products Of
comparable quality.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
Old Fashioned Winesop

apples Box Deiieiou. B for 13c
None Priced Higher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

AZ plates: real nice full price $50: better
hurry. r.. NJ. Gregory Sslesrooms. 1866
Gratiut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
FRED FORD

ROCKNE-1933 sedan; a little beauty: easy
on gas; AZ plates: S35 fun price. Show
rooms open nights. 1906 Gratiot.
STUDEBAKER-is4O Champion 2-door
$4,000 actual miles: tires like new; ma
Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

2-door de luxe sedan,
factory radio and heater. very low mile
age; only S679.50, terms. 1920 Mack
PoNTIAC-le37 2-door touring; good rub
Der, motor perfect, 1912 plates. original
paint, clean inside; special, $295. Floyd
Rice, 1897 Livernois
PoNTIAC-1937 2-door; clean, 1912 ii,
eense, sacrifice. S249. AZ East Alexan-
drine.
1888 club coupe. new white
wall tires: factory radio and heater:
S3i9. trade and terms.
HERBAR MOTORS s215 HARPER
2-door streamliner: heater
and defrosters; 6-cyL; low mileage
good rubber; SS45; we trade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
.qIOOGRATIO7

PONTIAC 1896 and 1885 ~ trE sedans.
radios and heaters take your choice
Sss up p, dn or trade. largest and clcanest
stock In Mich. ,. ~. Gregory. Salesrooms.
1856 Gratiot
PONTIAC 1870 Torpc0o club c0upes ard
sedaps ears look Ike new low a. 1895
PAUL ZAHNER, S00l MACK
PONTIAC 1885 coupe motor good. hne
body. has E6pf tires with heater etc
will take hest offer fHf immediate sale at
stOrsgt warehouse. 5st0 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
.IOOGRATIOT

PLYMOUTH 1890 90 Iu1e coach. radio.
heater good rubber. $3.50 fun price
trade ard terms,
HERBAR MOTORS s2i5 HARpER
PLYMOUTH 1880 80 luxe 2-doors and
sedans with radios and heaters. good
Tires beauties ~ choose from. only sac,
up, easy terms. ShoWrOoms open nights
1905 Graiiof
PbYh 1910 de lurs sedan good
tires. radio and heater. $500 fDn prize
trade and terms
.HERBAE MOTORS s2I5 HARPER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

TERRAPTANNE-- Sa;s7 tcoy i757A selan;
7eady TO go; fun price s225,
j. M. Motor 1855 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Elsie Robinson
NThey Also Serve Who
Only Stand and Wait

QUEER EXPERIENCE. sick
ness.
Lying helpless while the world
goes on without you. Lying
empty, although something deep
inside you is straining to help.
Lying useless while a Bataan
is hcing bombed Java Is
being massacred. And every
where people are needing you
needing the courage and
chser you used 10 be able 10
give in such abundance.
Queer experience, sickness
Hard 10 take. never had TO
take the whole count until re-
certify. Then there were weeks
in bed and I'm still hanging on
to the bric-a-brac when l Try
10 walk.
Always before I'd taken the
curves at 100 miles per. Always
before there had been that
feeling that my veins were
filled with some super brand of
lightning. And I'd laugh my
way back into action
But this time there was no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

QUEER EXPERIENCE. sick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Stars Favor Tailored Cottons

Another star who likes cotton
suits is Jean Arthur, who has
them made mostly in black or
navy. With these dark en-
sembles, she wears a casual top
coat of white camers hair.
We note the increasing popu-
larity of such cotton ensembles
in dark colors. for they are cool
yet tailored and smart enough
for office or town. Fabrics
favored by the stars seem to be
chambray, gingham and seer
sucker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

CUTE AS a bug are the new
cotton suits, tailored as care
fully as the most expensive
woods. Irene Dunno, week-ending
at FL Rancho Vegas, was seen
lunching in the outdoor patio.
wearing the latest and smartest
in grey and wine plaid Bingham
ensembles-dress and jacket. To
make il look exactly like a suit,
a frilly jabot.
Miss DUNES jacket. like most
of the new cotton suits. is made
with three-uuarter sleeves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Stocking Solution

JANE WYATT, We are
pleased TO note, has the stocking
problem licked for the summer.
She appeared at one Of the pop
ular Hollywood tennis clubs re-
Gently wearing a trim shirtwaist
frock of wash cotton. with knee
length stockings knit Of natural
beige cord. -
Tops of hose were so made
they fitted tightly. stayed in
place. No silk. no dye. no rub
Der for garters-the perfect
solution for wartime. And smart,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
FOUR-PIECE OUTFIT

A WHOLE weekend wardrobe
in one simple Anne Adams Pat
tern 409Sl Travel in the 'front.'
buttoned skirt and Jacket: wear
the shorts and bra beneath for
a quick change TO active shorts.
Pattern 4098 is avilable in
misses sizes II. ii, Is. Is and
10. Size 10. jacket and skirt,
Ltakes go yards 35-inch fabric.
Send is cents for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
size. name, address and style
number.
ANNOUNCEMENTS summer
1912 Pattern Book-just off the
press! A complete wardrobe
plan for your new dual life,
with tailoreds. sheers. cottons,
evening and bridal wear, play
outfits. Yours for 10 cents.
Address your order 10 The
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times SQUARE De-
troit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Only Waiting

Some of us must fight in the
Bataans. Some of us must walk
with young and clicking heels
down the pitiful aisles Of 'front.'
line hospitals.
But for some of us there is
only the waiting
And yet that waiting saves
the nation as surely as any
bloody battle line.
The homes and schools must
go on the ordinary chores
which lie behind the American
way Of life must 60 on q.
and, above all, the difficult
serv = of waiting must go on.
II is not easy 10 wait. II is
not easy TO lie helpless. And
yet it is as necessary and as
glorious as though we sailed the
seven seas.
God, give Your tired and handi-
capped children the strength TO
hold the torch while others fight.
Copyright. 1912. BY King Features