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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

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articles based on the internal revenue
code. Read them daily in The Ia
coma Times.
NUMBER ~
All officers or employees OF
States. or political subdivisions
thereof. or any agency or instru-
mentality Of any one or more of
the foregoing, are required TO in
clude in gross income, for Federal
income tax purposes, the compen-
sation received by them during
the year a. such officers or en-
ployees.
Retired officers and employees
Of States. and political subdivisi-
ons thereof. or any agency or in
strumentality OF any one or more
OF the foregoing. who received in
1e41 pensions or retirement an
nuities based on the services rem
dered by them while In active
service as such officers or en-
ployees, are required to include
such pensions or annuities In
gross income for Federal income
tax purposes. II the pension or
annuity 10 paid in whole or in
part from q fund derived from
amounts deducted from the COM
pensation OF such officer or en-
ployee while in active service, the
amounts so contributed are con-
sidered the consideration paid
for the pension or annuity. The
amount received by the retired
officer or employee shall be in
cluded In gross income each year
TO the extent OF per cent of the
consideration paid" the balance
OF the annuity payments being
excluded in determining gross in
come for that year. When the
aggregate of the amounts thus
excluded from gross inc m
equals the consideration paid,
the entire amount thereafter re
ceived as a pension or annuity
must be included in gross in
come.
These taxpayers are entitled Il
the same deductions and credit!
as are other taxpayers. Dues pait
by teachers to professional socie
ties, the price of their subscrip
tons to educational journals con
nected with their profession, an
travelling expenses. including rail
road fares and meals and lodging
incurred in attending teachers
conventions in the United State
are deductible from the comper
sation received by them as teach
ers in determining net income fo
Federal income tax purposes.
they are reimbursed for such e'
penses. the amount of the rein
bursement must be included
gross income. and the actu'
amount paid for such expenses
deductive. Records Of all expei
ditures deducted should be keE
to substantiste the deduction
claimed.
Campaign expenses and contr
buttons made to political parti'
or organizations al any time Al
not deductible. Campaign col
tributions received by candida
for a public office are gifts. ar
not income. so are not required
be included in the gross incon
for Federal income tax purpose
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04
State Aiding
In Paper Drive
Old Records Boiled
Up. Sent to Mills

OLY1lFIA-If the federal gov
GFnnsnt wanta waste paper. the
STATE government can and Ia doing
IT. bit to help out.
IN ~ pest couple Of weeks
obout - tons Of old records.
leg1nlnfave hiIls from past se>-
sosan ~ just plain WASTE
payer 1--we been ba1ed mp and
seat - paper milk 10 he con-
vereed ints NV paper. Pur-
cana1ng Agent n. ID. Wan
En1on ropsrtn.
n STATE has In its archives
about 80 tons Of old record
which eventually can be destroyed
m last iegisiature passed . bill
authorizing the wedding out Of
department records. some dating
hack to the first part Of the cen
tury.
Nst Easy TAsk
Destroying these records II not
- easy - one would think. A
committee committing Of the uttor'
ney general. Smith Troy, Stats
Auditor Cliff Yeile. Budget Super
visor Z. d. Brabrook and secre-
tary Of State Belle Reeves has "a
decide which ones can be destroy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

operations and were not blamed
for many fires. Incendiary fires
during the last war dropped, he
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-04

pleations for water 10 irrigste IN
Western Washington. Nearly two
thirds Of the applicants in 1871
included irrigation as = use for
which water was desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Death Rotlres

CARR-Jan. 10, 1912. Helen--of- a96z
whittier, wife OF the late william: dear
daughter % Mrs. Julia Grimmer: sister Of
August. Charles Fred. Edward and Arthur
Grmmer Funeral service Thursday p. m.
at A. IT. Peters Funeral Home, i2057
Gratiot Ave.
Observation-Disclosures 10: Barbara, wife
Of Nicholas; mother Of Jack and Mrs.
Mary Yettaw; also survived by grand
children: funeral from residence, 1889
Montvile, Thursday morning al $50. at
Visitation Church at 8. Frank w Ma
lone, director.
January 20. al residence,
1909 Nineteenth St. Emily NJ. beloved
sister OF Mrs Rose Talbot of Chicago, III.
Remains at sevald Funeral Home. Wood
ward Ave at Glynn Court Funeral FRI
day at o O'Clock, Blessed Sacrament Church
o 80.
NALENTINE-Jan 30. Alice. beloved
wife OF the late William A.. mother OF
| Lyla Of Detroit. Lucille OF Kalamazoo, Vic
tor Otterman OF St Louis william otter
man OF Chicago. stepmother of Russell,
Gerald. Dudley and Lloyd Valentine. grand
mother Of Barbara Jean. Lois Elaene Val
entine, sister OF Mrs. Cora Brace Of Detroit.
Frank thinner OF Detroit, Ed thinner OF
Rockford, III. Funeral Friday, 10 m,
az the Harper and Mulligan Funeral Home,
/ 1880 Hamilton. Burial, Fair Plain Gene
terry, Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
B Appoiintees
|0kdyedin Open

LANSING, Jan. 81 (UP).-Thc
Michigan Senate, acting for the
first time in accordance with a
new rule which practically abol-
ishes the secret session" con-
firmed % appointments submitted
by Governor Van Wagner.
The rule was introduced by Sem
ator Joseph A. Baldwin fR), Al.
bion. and provided that two
thirds vote of the members pres
ent must be required before any
business may become secret. In
such an event, the proceedings will
not be published.
The appointments were conSid-
erred in group, except for the
name OF Mrs. Dorothy Hagerman,
Grand Rapids. as a member of the
state library board. Under the old
Senate rule. the proceedings would
have been in secret.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

mand started opcraiiarn> last
July |.
The officer revealed Tor the
firSt time that the name OF Second
Lieut.. Frederick J Dlttman of
Oakland appeared on the list OF
dead by an odd qulrk of fate
At Albuquerque, where the army
Igroup boarded the plane, First
Lieut. Burton h Voorhees, sur
rendered his seat 10 Lieutenant
Dittman when the latter declared
that he had never been on a sky
liner.
VOORHEES, name appeared on the
first list Of dead The error was
corrected when he reported 70
headquarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Cotton Belt
Pays Interest

ST LOFTS. Jan q. Federal
Judge Charles + Davis has en-
tered an order directing Chemical
Bank and Trust Company Of New
York ~ trustee under s.. Louis
SouthWcslern-KalIMaA- general and
rounding ; pcr cent mortgage
bonds. 10 make a partial payment
Of interest InStalmcnr. due Jan. !
1896. ON the bonds. including those
pledged and unpicdgcd. at rate oil
$3.50 per $1,000 principal amount
The amount OF money now ir
the hands Of Chemical Bank anC
Trust Company available for pay.
mcn' OF interest. IS S33S, 225. Suffl-
Gent 10 make the partial pay
mcnt~ the court order stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
More Power
For War Effort

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 (UP).-
Congressional leaders have agreed
10 seek action on the long-sought
st. Lawrence River power project
as part Of greatly modified rivers
>and harbors bill, it was learned
Today.
simultaneously, Senator George
w. Norris, (Ind) of Neb., said in
an interview that this nation can
not gain supremacy in the air until
its electric power production is
vastly increased.
Decision TO push the st. Law
renee project grew out of a con-
ference of leaders al the White
House, following which Speaker
Sam Rayburn said he favored ac-
ton soon on the pending billion
dollar rivers and harbors bill which
includes the st. Lawrence project
at an estimated cost of S277 ,056,-
SIS.
II was learned that leaders plan
to cut the pending bill 10 about
one-quarter its present size, max
ing il a measure devoted exclu-
sively TO power and strategic
harbor work. and Scuttling such
projects as the SEQ, 000,000 Tennes-
section Bigbee waterway and the
$20.000,000 Florida ship canal.
Norris, father of IVA, called for
development of every kilowatt
of power no matter where located.
no matter who owns II" as pre-
requisite for knockout produc-
ton" aimed at the Axis.
Describing production Of alumni
mum az the key 10 air suprem-
acy," Norris said 1--WE can't make
the planes without aluminium and
we can't make aluminium without
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Applied for Jan. l9. 1882


Gerald 2. Wagner 25. Margaret f sreu
Harvey Kidd 90 Grace Gouso. g.
wood. 20
saul Kaplan % Esther 3 Freedman. q
William K.nen. u Theresa Solo 10
Donald J. NoNarru, y Nance Orr 10
Jonas Graves. % Euths FiemaSter. 20
George ZslaC 20 Mary WinoWieck %
Charles B Warren il, 50 Clara L Wat
Joseph Bourgeois. rs. Helen Reynolds "a
Austin " Howis 81, Katherine Dtagomer
Barney Gasiorowsk 20 Harriet su,her
John II smith u Agnes Gsult. Is
Arthur J. JSnkowskL "a Frances oswald
3. Joseph Kogut 81. Josephine Msday. rs
Peter Drt>. 80 Joan Minnesota. -
joseph Gingeil, 2s Frances J Kalsn Is
Walter A smyka %. MARI StkowsA.. IS
Glenn PrusseT %; LOIS Me.un n
George b Gnggs 81 Florence c. Haines
Morton Lustig 81: Margar,' J Suites. 20
Edmund }. solensky, n Ruth p. Gustaf
Fred Bush. 81 Helene r Meyers %
Norman W Johnson IS Viola Burling. IS
Hampton Patrick. 20. Geneva TaIbert. 20
Edward Lynch. 20 Nancy Whtburn II
=
James Pfaend,ner 20 Anesn Muzzy. 20
Howard Phillips 20; Marion Billiard. 10
Russell II Wheeler, 80, Helen NJ. Norton
%
Christian Birkelsnd, 81 Mae s. Lasmanen
Leon Kinnaird. 90; Matte Todd 20
William A Johnson. 26 Rose Marini 20
Reuben c. Fisher, 81. Pear Mary Nadeau
Otto Weiss 20. Dorothy Poddam. p
leo Gauthier. 20 Irene Paulton. 81
Henry Pilkey. rs Virginia Klein, 30
Leslie J. McReynolds. 30 Lois Mari
Alfons DE Lsere. Sc. Mary De Bower. 80
Robert May, 10. Elsie Ostrowski. IS
Ted Grisham. 80 Virginia Hawkins as
Frank Toscano. 81; Frances Beleck 49,
Chester Smith IS Mildred Gorczyca. 80
John ;. English, IS MARY Wilmott 30
Robert F.. Riley. rs; Alice NJ Alderman
Alex J sWis,koWski. 20: Marie Hakes. %
David Dugan, IS Catherine NJ. Chap
Lsndres Dunlop. % Fannie Mccool. 20.
Henry Solsric 20. Cora Shetterly. 81
Arden r Grams, 81 Agnes S. Kwssny
Arthur W. Walters. %; Dorothy Burton
Joseph F ssifsr, ~; Dorothy NJ. Hardy
GiIosrt A Atkinson, %; Marie z. ceepe
rs
Frank Rsab %; Olga PopoSicz. 20
Clarence Cloutier. - Margaret Thomas
20
cecf Lottery. 81; Dorothy McKinlsy. 2t.
Robert shsWhan. 80: MsrN Banks. 20.
Leslie Dawson. 81. Alice Renberg, ~
Floyd Holden. IS. Emma Massey 50
Orin Voss Jr.. 1s Irene A. Greenough
4 Is
William II Wise. al Marie Ballard. rs.
Joseph Pentecost, %; Marie Louise Girard
~
Edmund J Karnes. 10; Virginia NJ. Hee,
10
William b Hamilton. 81: Marcela Her
menau. 20
Eugene r Mcclellan. "a: Mary Clark, 81.
Calvin Kelsey. 20. Alice Johnson iq
Orville Belvin, 20. Norma j. Westervelt
Is
James Rogers. IS; Kate Garner. II.
Robert NJ Corey, 30 Sophie Anna Koran
ski 30
Lorne u wor,hington. Al; Alice Mar
Feely 81
Girolamo Cisramusro. So: Marie Grae
y Angelo, 3j
RAYMOND Adamsk. 20: Phyllis stephan
Is
Robert NJ Dorenbush, 81; Margaret NJ
Wilmer, 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Anthracite Mines
Hold 4-Day Week

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-Due
in part 10 a carryover of orders
from last week by anthracite oper-
ators. the Pennsylvania anthracite
emergency committee fixed ton
mage for the week ending January
"a at 957 ,08S tons, equal to four
days working time, same as in the
preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Miss Lombdrd's Body
Taken TO Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD. Jan p GNS)
The crushed body of Carole
Lombard. top flight screen star
who met death with u other oCCu-
pants OF TWA plane which
crashed IN flames on q Nevada
mountain peak, WAS brought 70
Hollywood today for funeral and
burial services
JOINT funeral services for Miss
Lombard and her mother VIII be
held tomorrow ~ Forest Lawn
Memorial Park Glendale Studio
spokesman said that simplicity
will be the keynote OF the rites,
with only some two score friends
in Attendance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Cream of Air Crop
Fiers Who Died in Crash Of Carole Lombard
Plane Ferried Warplanes to Great Britain

LONG BEACH, Cal, Jan 81
GNS) Army authorities declared
today that the - officers and mer
who died in the crash of a TWA
alrlincr on a mountainSide neal
Last Vegas last Friday were "th,
cream of the crop.
They might have been the
honor role of the command"
said high officer of the army
air corps ferry command who re-
qucstcd that his name be with
held for military reasons. They
were doing a hell Of fine job"
He disclosed that the crash vic
Tins had ferricd planes 10 Britain
regularly ever since the ferry com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Byron Jackson Company has de-

Byron Jackson Company has de-
clared a dividend of 25 cents. pay
able February IA to holders OF
record January 81. Four dividends
of same amount were paid during
1871.
Rochester Gas and Electric Cor
poration has declared the regular
quarterly dividends of S1.50 on the
g per cent preferred c and 6 per
cent preferred ID. and SIPS on the
5 per cent preferred f. all payable
March ! TO holders Of record
February IL.
LOOse-Wiles Biscuit Company
has declared a dividend %
cents on the common, payable
February | TO holders of RECORD
January 20 The firm paid the
same amount February !, last
year.
The Fairbanks Company has de.
clared a dividend of ID cents or
the common. payable February
10 holders of record January %
Previous payment was the same
amount November l, last year.
Buckeye Pipe Line Company ha'
declared dividend of 81. payable
March Ia TO holders of recorC
February 20. Same amount wa!
paid March Is, last year.
/
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
BuN a BOmbPT-
u. 6. Chart

Detroit md vicinity Continued mid
temperature tonight Gentle 90 moderate
winds
Lower Michigan. Continued mid TEN
peratufe early tonight
Upper Mich. kan Continued mild ten
perafuf,s caris tom Ert
shippers forecast trat.us $50 miles,
Protect shipments Curnc ne next - hour
Tor N,rfn % q, Is deC-ces west, p de
cree, east and south % 20 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

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Electricity Seen Lacking

WASHINGTON, Jan. p INS)
Senator Norris ID, Neb., sale
today that the nation lacks suffi
cient electric power to meet Presi
dent Roosevelt's announced pro
duction goal of lbs 900 airplanes
wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
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EdseI Ford's Condition OK.

The condition of EdSel 3. Ford.
president of the Ford Motor Com
Pany. operated upon Saturday for
a stomach ulcer. continues 10 be
very satisfactory" Ford Hospital
officials said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
70 Million Expansion
For lukens Steel Co.
-Buy n Bomber

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-Nearly
$50. 900 will be spent by United
States Navy department for add.
tional facilities for Lukens SteeI
Company and its subsidiary, BY.
Products Steel Corporation. &C.
cording TO Robert w. Wolcott
Lukens president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Bond Purchase Plan
For Workers Arranged

NEW YORK. Jan. y. - The
United Fruit Company has ar
ranged a monthly plan by which
employees may purchase United
States defense savings bonds
through voluntary salary deduc-
tions. The plan was made effec-
tive January Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
SiaRlneSe
Invading
Burma

LONDON. Jan. q 1NS).-
Troops Of the japanese puppet
state OF ThaIland have thrust into
British Burma and heavy fighting
IS raging near Nyawaddi a broad
cast from Madras, India stated
today
4 FangO0n ComWUnlQuo an
nounccd that Japanese aircraft
Tuesday bombed borh Myawaddi
and NoulmcIn The latter j.
only 100 airline miles east and
somewhat south OF the Burmese
capital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
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BIRTHS

Boys were born TO.
Bessie Acton. 27O9 Lowry. Birmingham.
Nedra BliNberg. 1894 Linnhursi
Estele Berman. 1910 West Alexandrine
Helen Bassett $40 Nen. Crosse Pointe
Dorothy Boosey. s343 Indiana
Lillian Bauman. 1850 Filler
Violet cine 15Ot4 Maddelein
Helen Cottcr 1855 Washington DeaTbor
Jennie CiesLynski, 1891 Bloom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Big Board Seat Up
$1,000 10 $4,000

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Arrange-
ments had been made today for
the sale Of New York Stock Ex-
change seat at S2l 900 off $1,000
from the previous transaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Hearn Department stores. Ii

Hearn Department Stores, Inc,
has declared a dividend of Is cents
on account of accumulations or
the 6 per cent preferred, payable
January 30 10 holders of record
January 2S. The firm paid -four
dividends of IS cents cash during
1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

The finance committee upped
Governor Van Wagoner's original
request for $500, 900 and gave sole
authority for expenditures 10
Commissioner Oscar G.. Olandcr.
As originally written. Olander
would have 10 obtain permission
for expenditures from the budget
director and administrative board
The bill also provides for an in
creased SubverSivc activities squad
and a salary raise for Olandcr
Frozen by law al 50 900 he viii
get an additional 81 800 per year
under the bill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
'ompany has de.
Earnings

Mullin Manufacturing Corporation pr~
liminary report for the year ended Deem
Der 81 shows net profit of Ss7i. 4l2. afte
federal income and excess profits taxes
equal, after annual dividend requirement
on 81 preferred stock. on which there Il
an accumulation of unpaid dividends q
Sl.22 share on SAC. $50 shares OF class
common. This compares with a net profit
OF 1921 $50. or Is cents common shar'
In 1870 Provision for federal income am
excess profits taxes In ls4l amounted &
81, i99. S25. In preceding year federal In
come taxes totaled S7s.s72
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
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DEATHS

DEATHS
Louisa J. Sheldon. 1927 Ardmore. 70.
Twin F. Kerr. 1922 Warrington. So.
John Wolozyn 1869 East Canheld, 66.
Frank J. MacDonell. 1924 West Boston
Warren L. Jones. 2453 Elmhurst. SO.
/ Paul Russell Green. Royal Oak, 8 months.
Albert r. Towle. 30s7 Maybury Grand, so.
Ella May spaford 37so Pingree. 70.
Jessie Am Thompson, 1881 Mayeury
Jack Williams. 3i4i Grand River ~.
William Futala, 1924 American, So
Lettie Murphy. 1922 Oakland 80
Florence Wright, 1914 Woodrow. Sc.
Morris Zeman 25ie Gladstone, rs.
Caleb Smith e37 Hobrook, AZ
Ella c. Roehm. 1872 Calvert, 10
Alice Campbell. 1907 Wetherby. 81
Fred Norberg. 70 Orchestra Place. 81.
Alexander Schmidt 1895 Heidelberg 81.
Edward Bushor. 1886 Frankfort Court, SO.
Elizabeth Ellen shaner. 1000 Kennebec, rs.
Sabato 1adepaolo l5s94 Ohio. 81.
Madeira Estes. 10 Glover. %.
Amelia McCurdy, 5s7i Beechwood. 81.
suzanna zawadzki, 1884 Quinn 81.
Tom Ye.. ioi42 West Chicago bouie-
Preston Banenger 5s7 East Warren, ~.
winfred Msher. ei33 ST Paul. 81
Edward Lawrence Chapman. 5627 Spring
Mary J. Fermate. 1887 Fernhin Is
Abraham Enjaian. I'll South Harrington,
Frank zerla. 743 Grixdsls. H
Lillian Miehlke 1885 Crane 81
Karolina Robakiewic1 4poi Junction. So.
George W Alien 263s Lothrop. go.
Lee Raymond Schwocho. 3216 South
Waring. is.
Alexander r. wyatt. s72g crocuslswn So
Elizabeth Mitchell ioO2s Aurora. 81.
John Bryson, 1925 EIery 50
Frank Godlewski. 1852 Manhattan. IS
stanisiawa Rogowska. $50 Rivard. So
Michael Palichleb. 5409 Daniels, so.
James Taylor. 565 Ashland, -.
Elizabeth Anderson. 81. clair Shores. 70.
Byron J. Rivett 255s Leslie. 81.
Janet Welsh. 1923 Fast Scotwood, Flint, IS
Anna SkrZycki. 1850 chopin.
Mlnns Faust s7s5 froduot. -.
Joseph Castro, 73l0 Fourth, 3o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Scratches
(By United Press)

HIKTFAH pARk
TfArt SLOW
r'r' Race Top Reward NJ Tntrrt.
PANE Ruhbsr CITY
Second Race Tire swallow KqmroH
KlnE ObeTon False PLAY
Third Pace war Emblem Olt River
White Hope, Epaminonfus Najoretts
Iron Bar
Fourth Pace Tack DAY Musical Mood
VINO BIanco. judy War AXIS
FIN Race Roya RUBY II. skin Deep
Nersa Matruh
seventh Race Doug BrashcRr MiRsi
Fay. star Marvel. stand Alone. WAKE
Flank close ktr
Eighth Race SIR Gibson Sand Boot
Count Maurice, inconceiVabls
FAIR GROUNDS
Track fast
First Race Marcppou, James sunny.
Miss lnhale. smart Move. Iva Mae
Chance Ann
Second Race Polish Beauty Mil Iron.
Light Banset JrWFlfInt
Third Race Cogcut ToonerviNe fleet
Raven Good Pattern, Rober, Nc Msddy
Cat
Fourth Race Gounod. David q Jr.
Guy FaVkes Late Pas BLACK one.
sixth Race Brlat PLAY
Seventh Race Tonlanra Floran II.
DotWil Prospect Boy SIR BroadsIde
False Point
Eighth Race-Dove Lou peragra.
Dorothy u X Falsweep. Midair. Flying
Duke. Byrdson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied Nv B0nEsfd A g
Windsor. Prices m cents Soon VUces,
MtNIN6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BIRTHS

Clara Misak. $685. East Kirby.
Lariane Macdonald, 6203 Burns.
Ruth Malcolm, 1925 Dryden
Lydia Nichols. zoos Forrest. Por Huron
LuellS Nichols. 9279 Hartwell.
Hilda Nash 2637 Boston Blvd.
Mar Carter. 7451 Woodward
Margaret PetIold, 1922 Buckingham. g P
Bessie Ports. 2136 ST. Clair.
Phyllis Puen, $685. Fairview.
Harriet Peeler. 2e0l Doris.
Betty Peetils, 2O121 St Francis. Ii, onia
Helen Przowoznik. 56s7 Sprngwells
Madeline Post, all Vester, Ferndale.
Erna Poirett. 60l5 Chalmers.
Ann Pedlisock. 17716 Omira.
Maurine Pullen, 1891 Gladwin.
Genevieve Panciatici 1867 Inverness
Edith Rose. 1857 Fielding.
Ophetta Rogers, 1924 Chene.
Doris Richardson, 1882 Lakepoint, OR. p.
Florence Royster. 1927 vinewood
Bernardine Stein, SIS West HOLLYWOOD
(twin).
Doris shaner. 1928 Longworth.
Beatrice Shepherd 6340 Clifton Uwin).
Arlene Turcott. 1872 Canton.
Bernice TsrsskieWiz, 410i Roosevelt
Mildred Taylor. 1907 East Palmer
Anna Thombury. 1873 Quincy.
Mildred TAYLOR. 2743- South Edsei
Bertha Warden. e173 Csrlin
Gladys Wolf, 1870 Flanders.
Vera Hunter 5000 Hastings
Lillina Wonderski, 1885 Trombley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21

buy \ BOmber-
For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
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OK. StatePo|i(e
Radio Proposal

n LANSING Jan. q Complete
~o-way radio equipment for all
State police cars was approved by
day in $673, 500 Appropriation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Dividends
S. 5. White Dental Manufactur.

$. :. White Dental Manufacture
ing Company has declared divi-
dend of 30 cents, payable February
Ia TO holders of record January 30.
Payments in 1871 were Is cents
each February Is and May II and
80 cents each August 10 and No
'vember ID.
A. VI. Castle e. Co. has declared
an extra dividend OF 25 cents in
addition TO the regular quarterly
of Is cents, both payable February
10 TO holders of record January 30.
The firm paid same amounts Feb
Iruary 10 last year.
Owens Illinois Glass Company
has declared a dividend of so cents,
payable February ID TO holders of
record January 30. Same amount
was paid February ID last year.
Bank Of Montreal has declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
81, payable March 2 to holders OF
record January 81.
Cherry-Burrell Company has de
Iclared a dividend of Is cents on the
common. payable January 81 to
holders of record January q. The
firm paid the same amount Janu-
AIRY 81. last year.
Sun Oil Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF
% cents on the common, payable
March l6 TO holders of record Feb
ruary 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-21
Lukens Steel Company has de-

Dayton Rubber Manufacturing
ComtaT1y has declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of so cents
on the class A stock, payable Feb
ruary l6 10 holders of record Feb
ruary =.