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APARTMENTS WANTED.
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FURN, HOUSEKEEPING APT. WITH Q
bedrms.. for 3 months: NV. section; elev.
required WI 3753.
l. OR 9 ROOMS, KTT., BATH: ON OR
about Oct l5, in NV. pref Suitable for
couple. Phone Taylor 1852 sfter pm.
16'
I TO 5 RMS, UNFUR., BEFORE OCT 30.
for myself and mother. Must be quiet.
mod. pref. vic. Rk- OK. PIX MISS
WEART; RE, $500. Ext. 74367; ewes. and
Sun, no. 613o.
COUPLE DESIRES Two-RM-, X. AND b.
uhfurnished apt, apartment house pref,
ne. or Sc, from $40 TO $50. Ii. 6ls1.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE WANT FUR
nished apt. Call Georgia 1897
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND WIFE ON
Govt work for duration desire unfurnished
apt living room. bedroom, kitchen and
dlnette in modern NV. elevator bldg I;
highest references Call Columbia 1000,
ask for MR.. BABE. B.------- W..
> RESPONSIBLE YOUNG GOVERNMENT
women want unfurnished 2 rooms, kitchen
Southeast: S40-S45 Franklin 1900, Ext.
SOS North, after $50 pm.-----------.---
SMALL, FURN. APT. WITH KIT. AND
bath. Call AID. 1866, Room 2oo. after
a-ROoM APT, SMALL FAMILY, col
ored have steady employment. lof'
Columbia st NV.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

JEWISH HOME-Large front room, twin
beds, for 2 or 3; bath and shower. Du
pont Circle. Reasonable. NO. 4005,
MT. PLEASANT. 1865 1ngleside terrace
n.w.-Newly. =. extensively furn. Jewish
Kosher home; excel. location: can accom- :
modate 3 girls; Streetcar, bus, AID. 2404.
1919 M ST. NV, downtown-Meals
planned, supervised by registered nurse,
dietician; fresh milk included; clean house;
walking distance. RE. 0160.
MT. PLEASANT-Beautifu home for girls.
best food, UNI. phone. l76l Hobart ST.
NV. Adams 1151.
1776 MASS AVE. NW.-Opening for a
young man, reasonable.
30l4 25th ST. NE.-Large front room.
twin beds, tub and shower . blocks trans
portation; private home NO, 1918.
1929 WHITTIER ST. NW.-Newly deco
rated studio room, 2 Govt. girls, laundry
privileges, home conf: conv transp.
T710 BLAIR RD., "a blk. Ga, ave car and
bus line, Lge. spacious I'm. suitable for
family; also sgle.; excellent meals. SH.
3511, by day. wk, or month.
43l CEDAR ST, N.W-Ref1ned man to
share large front room; also double rm,
home cooked Southern meals. RA 92I7.
1862 TAYLOR ST.-Single and double
rooms, lovely home; all single beds, every
thing new, excellent meals; between .
car lines; ref. REQ, garages. RA. 205l. II.
BOARDING HOME for 3-year-old girl or
room or board for widow and day care for
child: reasonable. Phone. 8 to p.m
Evening star., 1942-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VENETIAN BLINDS.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
Southern Venetian Blind Co.
zoos New York Ave. Phone EX ASsS.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SUBURBAN ROOMS.
3509 RHODE ISLAND AVE.-Double room,
twin beds. $40 weekly: also single room,
81 weekly; D C. fare; gentlemen.
NTLEMEN-oFFIcERs, ATTENTION
Bedroom and sitting rm. suites with lava
tory: club recreation rm., buffers pantry,
room service: i 0c bus. oxford 1889. Club
Glebe, reasonable place to live and en-
tertain your friends with desired privacy.
e231 NORTH 10th ST. Arlington, Va
Large room in new home; semi-pvt bath,
men: u block bus Falls Church 2497-J.
fully furn new bungalow with wife whose
husband is entering service; good bus and
trolley service. Berwyn 131-R.
2 LARGE ROOMS in modern home, com
Portable and attractive, double bed in
each room next bath; gentleman preferred;
$50 month single. S25 double: ! mile from
District line; bus stops at door. 1872
sUITLAND. MD.-Walking distance Cen
Sus; large room. suitable or 3. 13 Sun
set lane Atlantic 634S
LARGE FRONT ROOM, for | gentleman;
corner 10c bus; next to bath. CHI. 2236.
TO 3 GOVT EXECUTIVES in restored
Fairfax County mansion, all End floor.
3 large bedrooms and bath quiet, .
adults in family; breakfast optional, no
drinkers: Is minutes to new War and
Navy. Fairfax 165-J-2. Ma. 2T11.
ARL -Well-furn, conf. dble. rms adj.
bath; %onV. Penta@on. Navy Bldgs., all
buses, stores gentlemen: reas. CHI. 591S.
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
T. S No / bus stop at door; all outside
cool rooms: special wkly. rates. Ivy 1046
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REPAIRS g SERVICE.
fTN1~atx1,ax

PApERING AND PAINTING, Al work.
Estimates free. Call Mr.. Beckett, Atlantic
S4I4
PAPER HANGING, this week, only 81
per room: 1912 washable, sunfast papers;
work guaranteed Michigan 5315.
PAPER HANGING, painting; special prices
for September; work guaranteed. Call
SpiseL day. Metropolitan 1884; evenings
Taylor 1928.
PAPER HANGING, painting, interior and
exterior; we use Dutch Boy lead and linseed
OIL work guaranteed 80 years in business,
father and son. RA. S173,
PAPERING Room. s. up; latest d1t
scraping included. Hobart COCA.
PAPER HANGING. 6G@ood Good W h Tors 7 = (
mech. 1912 wash sunfast paper: paint
inss. floor sanding, plasterlng, RA- 1920.
PAPERING. Ny N free est eItimate and 1ns,
money Michigan 6616. 49,
PLASTERING and cement work, no job
TOO far, none too small, DI. 1870. VIM,
Thomas, 707 M st. NV. l6+
Radio Trouble? ee nes esI Honest wStk pFices FRs.
MID-CITY Radio Shop 90 pm, MA. O777.
WE INSPECT, OIL and adjust any make
sewing machine. 69c: prompt service;
famous New Home sewing machine sales
TIE PALSis ROYAL DISTRICT 44oo.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
iCn,, i,,A.na

PRACTICAL NURSE colored, experienced
wants work. care of elderly person or in
fants. days week. NO 3SoS.
RECEPTIONTST-Youn lady. qualified for
handling the public. experienced in high
type positions. Box 4lS-z, Star. IL
STENOGRAPHER-TYP competent eX-
perienced, accurate, available evenings
week ends only Miss Ludwig, Nationa
1854 or Emerson 1909 To-
TYPING, STENO. work done at home or a.
office, evenings: diversified experience. fast,
accurate. Georgia 046S. To-
receptiorist and general Office details. Can
type and handle correspondence. AID
O943 before ] o and after 4.
WOMAN, exper desires position as lsdys
companion; understands arthritic cases
sood care Give phone. Box 423-2. S AZ,
Evening star., 1942-09-15
ROOMS UNEURkIsHED.

ONE ROOM. suitable for couple. use Of
kitchen. Frigida1re, telephone MI. 9s29
o0th AND PFNNA AVE NW-Newly dec
ated single and double rooms. Apply
S32 Goth st. NV.
COLORED-WANTED. . OR ; ROOMS OR
fiat: use of kitchen: good references;
perm position MA 2342 or AID. 1853.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued

nicely Furnished front with private bath
accommodate 3 or 4 SIS and S6 per week
per person.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

rooms, 4 baths, extra lavatory. tile con-
,truction; garages: large lot; $4,000.
WI
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AJAX mENIS ONfOkNiSHEb.
. ROOMS. KITCHEN. SEMI-PRIVATE
bath: over store: private entrance: white
adults only 313 End st. sw
NE; BASE, 3 LGE. RMS, TOILET, UTIL-
'itv tub, utilities low rent exch for serv.:
adults. HI. 0994-J after 6.
ATTRAC NEW 4-ROOM, BATH KNOTTY-
pine apt, heat. light elec., stove, Frigid-
alre furn., S65; am. or after 8 pm,
SH. 2146.
2 Ink. ROOMS, UTILITIES LAVATORY;
adjacent to crosstown and 18th and Pa.
ave. buses; employed adults. AT. 1917.
3-ROOM. KITCHFNETTE AND BATH APT.
on 3rd floor of pvt. home. $50, utils. in
cluded: no children. 90S Webster st. w.
ADULTS: 2 ROOMS, KIT AND BATH,
gas heat and light furnished: gentiles
only: S37.5o 81 1929.
TAKOMA PARK-FOR EMPLOYED COU-
pie. 3 rooms, bath, terrace ant. S45; no
smoking. 9o4 Houston ave. TAX. PIX
2944 18th ST. N.W-LARGE ROOM, TILE
kitchen, Frigidaire. utilS., c.h.w.; empl.
couple. RA. 0041.
l ROOM, KIT AND BATH IN APT. BLDG.
ne. eection: everything furnished; ideal for
couple with no children or pets. HO. 5S22
bet. > and or and 3.
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED.
NEAR BETHESDA or 3 furnished
rooms pvt. bath, kit. facilities. for mother
and 1h-year-od child. Excellent local
refs. WI. 16A3
QUIET, refined young couple desire room
with private bath: university graduates,
temperate, Christian; near good restau-
rants; NV. section; excellent references.
Pox A20-Z. Star IL
GENTLEMAN desires large well-furnished
room. Conn. age. OF Colorado section pre-
ferred. Boxs.4a6-z, Star. 17'
REFINED BACHELOR, late thirties, wishes
room in private home or apt. environment
must be unusual where one can smoke.
drink or entertain or rest in quiet and
privacy. Rooming houses. save your time;
others details. Box 1927, Star.
GENTLEMAN desires room and kitchenette
for housekeeping. Box 421-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1942-09-15

AT 18th AND COL. RID. NW.-SEMI-
detached brick on wide lot; excellent con-
dition; real money maker; 10 rooms, 4
baths extra wash basins ia rooms, oil
heat 4-car garage; owner leaving: price,
SIG $50: reasonable terms RA. 500
Evening star., 1942-09-15

sos DENVER ST.-SEE THIS BEAUTT-
ful detached home in the heart of Sligo
Park Silver Spring. Md; @ large rooms.
screened side porch, built-in garage. au-
tomato gas burner. lovely. wooded lot;
priced to sell. For inspection call Mt.
INC District 3346. Exclusive AGENTS.
Evening star., 1942-09-15
HOUSES FURNISHED.

REFINED GENTLE GIRL, share furnished
house with 3 other girls. Hobart 5000.
COUPLE WANTED TO SHARE HOME. ALL
facilities: wife unemployed; no children.
$50. Phone WA. 1440 after pm.
GROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. OIL HEAT.
260T North Capitol st. Call Wednesday
or Thursday L.
Sc: NEW 5-RM HOUSE, COMPLETELY
furnished gas heat, S110. Call evenings,
Lincoln 0715.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE / BLK CONN
rooms, baths; rent. $3.50, payable six
months in advance: gentiles. Phone 1913
for appointment, AD. 1888.
SEM1-FURNISHED GROOM HOUSE. OWN
er wishes to keep l. room. S33 Florida
ave. ne.
CHARMING COUNTRY HOME ON SEM
mary Hill. Oct LIST: library, drawing room,
studio, dining room, kitchen, pantry, laun-
dry. bedroom, bath; End floor, bedrooms.
. baths, sleeping porch, double maids
room, bath: coal stoker furnace: outside
taken care of by owner: 12 minutes from
Pentason or Navy Bldgs. Phone TE.
also S215 month
Evening star., 1942-09-15

NEAR 5th AND BUCHANAN SITS NV
Row brick, 8 rms. bath, recreation room.
gas heat. yard, garage; excellent condition.
$500. Seen by appointment only. RA.
2~OO CF 413S
Evening star., 1942-09-15

| PIANO-Knabe spinet used for only short
time Save on new price. Call Republic
6212, Kits. 1880 G st. (middle of the
| block)
Evening star., 1942-09-15

RNITURE--Sensationa large discounts
on bfand-new bedroom, dining room and
living room suites, sofas, sofa-bed studio
conche$; overStuffed chairs and a complete
me OF furniture. Our cut prices have
made US famous for - years You'll
be amazed at the values that we are able
to give you. Easy terms.
ATLAS FURNITURE co.
WashIngtons Original Cut-Price House.
92l q St; NV. Entire Building.
District 373T Omen Ewes Till % p M
Evening star., 1942-09-15

2I5 COMMONWEALTH AVE, ALExAN-
dria, Va.-5 rooms stone and brick con-
struction: close to schools, stores. etc.
Can be seen any time. Key at 217 Com
mnpwealth ave
Evening star., 1942-09-15

A FULLY DET. BRICK AND FRAME CON-
tanning 2 bedrooms and bath on first floor
and 2 bedrooms and bath on End floor and
priced at only $500: Auto. heat, nice
lot. This house is only a few years old.
THOS. e. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until 9
pm. 351S Conn.
Evening star., 1942-09-15

FURNITURE, paintings, Persian rugs, OBJ
jects of art, sculpture, grand and upright
pianos, grandfather clocks, fireplace
brasses, mirrors etc. by auction at Ma
tional Park COLLEGE. Forest Glen, Nd. g
miles north of Silver Spring., Wednesday
and Thursday, September % and "A, 1890
IN. each day. Exhibition September 10.
Adam A. Weschler & Son, auctioneers, eI5
ST. NV. Washington, D. C.
Evening star., 1942-09-15

100 BLOCK NW.--Y r, B., 2 Law,
h.-w.h oil; excel. cond.; six rooms rented
and furniture to go with purchase Of
Evening star., 1942-09-15

3 bks. stores; bedrooms, built-in gar,
recr. rm. gas heat; Se,650. OWNER.
Evening star., 1942-09-15

STORE EQUIPMENT.
2 National cash REGISTERS.
/ eft. double duty, HuSsmann case.
L loft. top display Hussmann case.
l 6xsxSh walk-in cooler, Hussmann.
l Dairy box Hussmsnn.
These cases have new Kelvinator COM
preSsorS.
l 4x6x9h walk-in cooler and compressor
| lh-hp. Hussmann compressor.
l Hobart slicing machine.
] Hobart coffee mill
Computing scales.
l Hobart meat grinder.
! 30x30 meat block.
Also counters and display stands.
We want to sell at once, the price is
right. See Paul Kincheloe. Fairfax. Va.
Phone between Am. and Pm. 16'
Evening star., 1942-09-15

AN oLD-FAsHIONED HOUSE. VACANT,
with a nice big lawn and garden space;
with blower; garage. A cozy kind of .
home: $500. In Kensington. r. p.
Evening star., 1942-09-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

account OF sickness; $500 cash: $3.50 on
terms Phone Trinidad 9496; after pm,
Franklin 1897. 16'
Evening star., 1942-09-15

. WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS in private
transportation; unlm. phone; men only
S25 and $40 month. CO. 1916.
1925 POTOMAC AVE. S.E.-Laree twin
bed room, nicely furn, within walking dist.
of Armory; conv trans TR 7076.
CHEVY CHASE. Md gentlemen, in new
house; master bedroom, 15xI6 nicely
furnished ! double bed, / single bed; lge.
closets private bath, 5x6 sun deck with
room: Unlimited phone on same floor; eX-
cellent trans. near good eating places,
$50 per person per month; permanent.
gentiles. Phone WI. 1879.
no 10th ST. W.--Large front room,
twin beds. semi-private BATH for . gentle
men.
GLOVER PARK, $500 w st. n.w-Single.
quiet, new home; 90 minutes downtown;
gentleman. Tel EN-. 3214.
1902 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Single sleep
ing room, for lady. facing 18th st.
Evening star., 1942-09-15

1920 9th ST. NE, JUST OFF MONROE
st.-Colonial brick. 8 rooms and bath.
built-in garage. Price, S6000.00. For
appoint. or further details, call Mr.. Shar-
nof, AD, 2979, or WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22

An interesting hand from the
tournament is shown today. At
most of the tables East-West
made game in hearts or no
trumps. At one table South stole
the hand for two clubs and ac-
tually made the contract by nice
play, though he would still have
had a top had he lost a grand
slam.
South won the first trick and
led a low diamond, West taking
his queen. Then came two more
rounds of hearts, South ruffing
the last. South led the king of
diamonds, catching the ace, and
dummy ruffed. A spade lead
was won by East, who continued
the suit, and South ruffed. The
jack of diamonds was cashed, q
fourth diamond ruffed with the
club king, and dummy led a
spade. East played the jack of
trumps, but South discarded and
later made both his remaining
trumps.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
ny PETER EDISON

The best advice your Uncle
Samuel can give you right now
is, Make q personal budget and
start keeping books on every
cent you spend"
In giving you this free advice
- the only thing, by the way,
that you'll get free from the gov
eminent as long as the war lasts
lit isn't the intention to warn
you to make a New Fears reso-
luton to make a budget and
keep books in 1943. The warn
ing is for immediate adoption,
and for your own good you
might even try to make this
bookkeeping habit retroactive.
Dig out all your old receipts and
sales slips clear back to-Jan. /,
1912. There might be gold in
them thar bills.
The reason for encouraging
your interest in all these figures
without sex appeal is simple. It's
the new tax bill.
The light has undoubtedly
dawned on you that this new tax
bill is something extra, but you
probably haven't realized what
penetrating and soul-pocketbook
and-piggy bank searcher this
new light is. 1t won't just bright
en- the corner where you are-it
will burn you up and it will
leave scar tissue on a lot of citi-
zens who have never been
scorched by income tax before.
% MILLION WILL PAY
On 1941 income, 20 million
good citizens had to file returns,
though only about ID million
paid federal income tax. On his
years income, however, the new
tax bill will require some 80
million people to file returns
and taxes will be collected from
perhaps % million of them.
Four million people who have
never had to worry about filling
in an income tax form will have
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22

Bogart and Raft are just as
deadly and menacing as they
ever were in their toug h S t
gangster roles of yore in two
new films. It's Marine Seaman
Bogart VS.. the Nazis in action
in the North Atlantic and AL
lied Agent Raft VS.. axis agents
in Background to Danger"
AUTOGRAPH QUIRKS
Motion picture stars have to
be different, even when they
sign their names for autograph
collectors. Mae West and Gail
Patrick always use red ink.
Claudette Colbert puts capital
"E's"oin both of her names. Dor
othy Lamour uses "Dottie" and
Tyrone Power prefers plain Ty.
Amateur psychologists will
have field day when they see
Lana Turner pull her fake am
nesia routine in her new film,
Nothing Ventured," after she
decides to leave her job as a
soda fountain clerk to pose as
the long-lost daughter of Mil
lonaire Walter Brennan. Lana's
conduct will describe four diff
ferent types of amnesia - in
fantile amnesia, verbal amnesia,
paramnesia and hyperamnesia. /
wonder what they call my type
of affliction. I'm always dream
ing I'm Lana's leading man and
the director keeps saying, kiss
her again"
COWBOY" TOBIAS
George Tobias has an acre out
in San Fernando Valley, and he
really has gone for the role of a
rancher in a big way. Also, he
has become a great pal of the
cowboy actors. Other day, be-
tween scenes of "Air Force" he
took several of them to lunch
at a new delicatessen shop across
the street from the studio.
They all had pastrami sand
witches. The cowboys thought
they were wonderful. They ask
cd Tobias just what this deli
cacy pastrami, was. "Its Jewish
barbecue" said Tobias. This
perfectly satisfied the boys.
In fact, there is sign in the
window of the delicatessen now
as a reminder for their repeat
trade-"Jewish Barbecue"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
. IN HOLLYWOOD

Harry knows, for instance,
why Gail Patrick can't listen to
MY Buddy" 1t ties up with her
first romance in high school. She
and the boy danced to the song
at parties, sang it, adopted it for
their own. One night there was
a motorcycle accident. The boy
was killed. Calls enjoyment of
MY Buddy" was stilled for
ever.
Movie villains are finding a
great chance for regeneration in
the war stories dominating the
sound stages at most of the stu
dios these days. Tough guys like
Humphrey Bogart and George
Raft are killing Japs and Nazis
instead of rival big shots.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
MODERN JUSTICE

SANTA MONICA, Calf. =
Judge Marshall Hickson believes
in an eye for an eye and q tire
for a tire.
Autos belonging to Spencer A.
Richards and Eric Lang collided.
Richards was arrested for
drunken driving.
The Judge suspended the 180-
day Jail sentence, but he ordered
Richards to give up one of his
good tires.
1t will replace a tire of Lang's
which was damaged in the
wreck.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. - A
woden-rail-for-freed m move
ment blossomed today.
Bob Katson, bar owner, turn
ed in his 30foot brass rail and
five brass cuspidors.
"A wooden one will do til the
wars over" he said. &
Mayor Clyde Trigley will
make a speech at the removal
ceremonies.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
RUBBER JUMBO

CHICAGO-The 1900 pound
tire which has been on exhibi-
ton at the M scum of Science
and Industry for more than a
year, and claimed to be one of
the worlds six largest tires, is
being sent to an Akron, O., rub
Der plant to be converted into
tires for defense workers. The
huge tire, 10 feet in diameter,
will provide sufficient reclaimed
rubber to retread about 120
tires, Museum officials said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
McKEANY ON
BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM z. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority

The Chenango Valley Tourna-
ment at Norwich, N. T., was
we'll attended this year, and the
players were enthusiastic about
the new Victory Certificates
which the League is awarding
in lieu of championship trophies.
Victory Certificates went to j:
j. Haggerty of Syracuse ana
Truesdale Clarke of Rochester,
winners of the open pair champ
ionship.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Off the sound track: Director
Preston Sturges likes to tell peo-
pie that he built a Hollywood
night club, The Players. espec-
tally for Harry Rosenthal. II
like his music and l wanted him
where could find him."
Harry Rosenthal is a Holly
wood character, a sort of musi-
cal Alexander Woollcott. Every
one in town knows Harry-act-
or, pianist, orchestra leader,
music store owner and wit. And
everyone talks music with Har-
ry. Mention any star and Harry
knows their musical preferences
and dislikes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTONe
that pleasure by March IS, 1913.

that pleasure by March IS, 1943.
And 10 million people who have
never paid income taxes before
will begin forking over. In re-
cruiting all this new tax-paying
talent, Uncle Sam will be put
ting the finger on a lot of cit
liens who have never kept
books. Small farmers, for in
stance, peddlers, and q lot Of
Joe and Jane wage-earners.
Any single person taking in
more than 1892 per week any
married person getting more
than $23.08 per week. That is
dipping pretty well down
toward the bottom of the barrel
to find pay dirt. but the Victory
tax of l943 will 60 even deeper.
The importance of having all
people earning more than these
minimum wages keep books
comes from two principal rca-
sons.
The first is that your Uncle
Samuel, instead Of being content
with only a minimum of cents
or 6 cents out of every taxable
dollar you earn. is now about IT,
take a minimum of 10 cents of
every dollar you earn above the
personal exemption figures OF
$500 a year for the unmarried,
$1,000 a year for the married.
Six cents of this 10 cents will oe
normal income tax. The other
l3 cents will be surtax. For in
comes over SIS million, the tax IS
SO cents per ST..
SOME WAYS TO SAVE
So it is important to you to
take advantage of every deduc-
ton you can possibly list. With
minimum 10 per cent federal in
come tax on every taxable dol
lar, for every SIS you can deduct
from your taxable income you
are saving yourself minimum
of IS cents, which is not an un-
important saving.
The items to keep track of are
rather numerous. Among the
more important are:
Keep track of all your doctor
bills and your health and ac-
cident insurance.
Keep track of all the money
deducted from your pay enve-
lope after Jan. /, 1943, for the
Victory tax, which will probably
be per cent of all your earn
ings over 1924 a year.
Keep track of all the money
you pay out on insurance poll
cies in force before Sept. /, 1912.
Keep track of all the money
you pay out on debts which you
owed on Sept. !, 1912.
Keep track of all the interest
you pay on debts.
Keep track of all the money
you pay out or have deducted
from your pay envelope for the
purchase of war savings stamps
and bonds.
Keep track of every penny
you pay out for taxes. You can't
deduct your income taxes, but
nearly every other bit of direct
tax money you pay is ieductible.
Watch the sales taxes and feder-
al excise taxes on transportation,
furs, jewelry, ETC., particularly.
Keep track of all your contri-
buttons, to the church and 10
established charity and welfare
organizations. Get receipts for
your charities. Dimes given to
panhandlers don't count.
But the panhandlers, IL they
gross more than $500 year,
will have to file tax returns and
they should therefore keep
books, too.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-22
OCCUPATIONAL HAZARD

SANTA FEE, N. M.--MountA-.
music finally got j. D. Wilker-
son.
The 39-year-old jefferson
City. Mo-, man had to delay
hunting a defense job long
enough to have his left hand
bandaged.
He explained he was playing
Ozark mountain music on his
musical saw.
Then the saw broke.