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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Houses for Sale

6-ROOM house with basement apartment:
rents for $50; owner leaving city.
Attractive price for quick sale: immediate
possession. Apply 1929 Rutland Owner.
Vermont $3.50.
2lsT STREET. 153e-Must sell Groom
modern. furniture included basement,
hot air furnace garage; immediate pos
.COLORED 100 Josephine, modern. 3
rooms, new steam plant, reasonable pay
mont
545 Westminster--Brick fiat, gas fur
nance, reasonable payment.
500 Beagle Modern fiat, each; 500
down.
Brick 4-nat. furnaces. rooms each:
So 900: 50 600 down.
West Side Modern. rooms. 500 down.
Dawson section Modern, 3 rooms; re-
conditioned. reasonable payment.
MCQUEEN Townsend 6-3541
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Rentals Wanted

COUPLE. 4-yeAr.old child, desires 80 room
house lower fiat northwest section
references Dawson 2usf.
HOUSE. income, apartment two bedrooms
furnlshea- anfu.r.Aafe west ~ -As-...f-
ward. between Grand boulevard. siN hae
reliable family. Birmingham 1so-W, Town
send S-lo4l
CoLORFD couple with tVo small iaugh-
ters want 81 unturniShed rooms. rem
able. urgent TWiutrook 2-A2e5.
CoLIDREp- Pour s1uIts desire - rooms.
bedrooms. UNFINISHED, references
TYLER 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
DEFENSE HOUSES

ECORSE. THIRD. SOUTHFlEID Modern
: rooms: 4 bedrooms. Al condition; can
be used rs income, garage; only $1,000.
vi. l-l40O.
ri FINISHED house Electric refrig., new
colored tile bath, screens, garage; rents
for SIS: sacrifice Ss-Sa1.-l4S6 -Lauriel-
GRAND RIVER Mark Twain 49, 10-room
brick; IS 500, terms. Gustafson, no, $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Houses for Sale
(East of Woodward)

COLORED Superior McDougsll, -,
81 600. $500 down. Mulleit McDougan.
ia.5, 50, 700 $500 down. Real buys. Better
hurry. Fitzroy 1920.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Eststs list
inrs IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

OWNERS SACRIFICE
Small home at 1853 Dolphin avenue
large living room, one bedroom, glassed in
porch. kitchen and complete bath, stairway
10 attic; completely Teconditioned with new
roof and foundation. new paint and decora-
tons. must be sold at once for cash or
substantial down payment; make offer.
OWNER, HO 1929.
POSSESSION 10 DAYS
Living room. 2 bedrooms, large kitchen,
basement: So, 900. terms. Criger, 1927 East
Nine-Mile. r. O. 1859.
SANGER, 1896. near warren rooms
must sell; vacant Matuszewski, 13l47
Michigan.
VACANT, MOVE RIGHT IN 81 200
6-room, modern, newly decorated inside and
out. Immediate possession. Terms Jones
Realty. Royal Oak 1850.
READ Times Want Ads for profit use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Houses for Sale
Houses for Sale
EAST Of Wooduard)
A VACANT HOUSE

YOU CAN MOVE n AT ONCE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
lrOquJlS 5ll4-s bedrooms fun basement
2-caf garage $3.50. terms arranged
CT 1910.
BEWICK. nr Warren 7-rm modern. move
IN. Bsrg., - 300. terms. Pettlne PL $685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Houses for Sale

GRANVILLE, 9es3-MoVE IN
BARGAIN QUICK SALE-6-RM BRICK
HANSoN-VE. 6-lSOO-VE. 7-520s
HARMON between Woodward John r.: s
rooms. brick, full basement, $3.50 will
handle, hot air
Ferry between John R.-BruSh; 3-story
solid brick; ~ rooms. 2-car garage: full
basement. steam heat, excellent condition.
WALDEN REALTY TR. 1910
LANSING and Lafsyette-s rms hot air
heat, 81, 900 down. 1870 Vernon. HurTyi
Ia. $751;.
MOVE RIGHT I'M VACANT: So, 700
5-room, bath newly decorated inside and
out winter supply coal in only $500 down.
Jones Realty. ROYAL Oak 1850.
MOVE RIGHT IN
syracuse, ls0254 rms. stove heat ideal
location; lust north OF Nevada only 81 500,
En- terms. ca l4h2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
-NEFF RD.,, WARREN TO-MACK
BROWN INVESTMENT CO..
Board and Room

CROSSE POiNTE-ChsrlevoiN. kercheval
Mack bus, gentleman good home. rea
sonable Tuxedo 2-e639.
lLYCASTE 2ls4-Wslhing distance East
Side defense plants: gentlemen. Murray
1904
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

ONLY SOUU DONN
FULL PRICE SO, 395 SEQ MONTHLY
GREYDALE, 1920. near Fenken-A coy,
5-rm hung. asbestos siding perfect cord.
full basement. Gasconaire gas ut cabinet
sink, storm windows. screens, elas IN
front porch; gar. open sun, to .. We
g. 500
ROY l.. RoUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth Rd.
STOUT, 1856 rooms and bath, large lot;
well shrubbed garage; very reasonable.
TEN rooms -well arranged for light house
keeping furnished or unfinished CEN
.tr6IIy located. good transportation. Owner,
Temple i-5S4i,
Wark, 1890; immediate possession; 5-4
new brickote income; new roof; stoker.
Pear gar. s-drive $500.
wyoming, 1872; immediate possession; all
recond nice rooms, new roof garage
s-driye. fine for home or income. 50, 300
Blvd W Grand, 2246; immediate. posses
sion; fine brick 1-room- home; -recnad-f
painted walls, -ooloree- ti!e-bstfs,-s shower
gas fired furnace large lot wonderful
buy. 81 900 down, easy terms.
Burlingame. 1857; immediate possession :;
high class flat OF large rooms and 2
baths each: steam-stoker heat; excellent
condition. $500.
Commonwealth. 43l7: immediate posses
sion IA rooms fHFn,;; baths steam
st0ker heat; Pear gar; side drive; good
. arara
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
ONLY $500 DOWN

FAUST, s6s2-Two bedrooms; attic, VA
- CAN'T small down payment CE. l44o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Housekeeping Rooms

pyDIANDALE, 7o7z-IArEe warm room.
kitcheneits and refriEtrEtor. automatic
hsst hot water.
kPRiNGYIELD, SIS (Ehoemakerb--2 nicely
turn4eed light Housekeeping rooms near
Claimant line. r,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Homer Warren
x Company
Houses for Sale

ss YEARS DEPENDABLE SERVICE
Dime Building ca. o321
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

D1CkFRsON- Kerchsvsl 90 Pour bedrooms
s'oker heat garages. tsf7s
IEDNANS VALAnF CO
TUXEDO 1000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
DETROIT WEST SIDE

= rooms and bath, fun base.
large lots. Ready 10 move in
Only $500 down. Write or call for
appointment or more information.
MAN-SplTZLEY CORP
1902 Washington Blvd Bldg. Oh. 4sl6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20

AUTO LoANs-Cars, house traiiers. trucks
Fast Inc 3040 f. Grand Blvd, MA. O142.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Buy Your Home or Property


Lake fr9utsre $50 per q.
Complete Erocery store with rooms and
bath, with al stock and equipment
$40 500 s. 200 cash. $50 month
We sell state tax land and properties
SEE Us FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT
Lake Shore Realty Co.
25srA = JEVFFRgON pOSEvrfIE o7sf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Wonted-Income Bungalows

GENERAL MOTORS supervisor wants Eve
room income no children maximum
rent SIS ca Trinity 2-aSOo, ENt. lis,
between an B. "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
VACANT

Ready 10 occupy f-room cottage. 35-foot
lot total prire 80 100. $3.50 down S15
per month Hurry. Meredith q o'Nen,
500 +. state falr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
Share Living Quarters

AGNES, s731 -- Lady will share broom
apartment lower, separate entrance
twin hes. So week.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

mento de Glen por ciento en- sus
miseros salaries. Las minas per
tenecen al millionaire Patino, Gu
va mujer gasta anualmente, en-
trajes, fabulosas cantidades de
dinero.
Para eXcusar sus actos de vio-
lencia, Penaranda acusa a los
trabajadores de haberse someti-
do a la Influenza de elementos
"extremistas."
Vicente Lombardo Toledano,
p~residente del a Confederation
de Trabajadores Latino-Ameri-
canos, dice que la huelga no Sc
debe a actividades de la "quinta
cclumna" sino a las terribles
condolences impuestas a los mi
peros. Los obreros trabajan en-
minas a 1000 pies sobre ell nivel
del mar, sin zapatos, sin guam
ties y sin cascos de protection.
FL promedio de sus jornales es
de 10 centavos por dia.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
VlSTTARA A RUSSIA Ell gle
NERAL SIKORSKI

LondreS, Dic.-Se da la no.
ticia de que ell primer ministro
de Polonia, general Skorski, ira
& Russia directamente desde los
Estados Unidos, en- lugar de re-
gresar a esta capital.
Tienese entendido que Sikors.
XII sc propone negociar un con.
venio con Russia, como un pre-.
ludio para obtener ell apoyo dc
las Naciones Unidas hacia las
aspiraciones del pueblo polaco,
tai como fueran r~ecientemente
definidas por ell Consejo Nacio-
nal Polaco,
Los aliados no aceptarian O.
bligaciones con Polonia sin el
consentimiento de Russia.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
LAS TROPAS ALIADAS Alta
CAN LOS ATRINCHFRA-
MIENTOS DEL NJ
EN- BUNA

Melbourne, Die 30.-Las tro-
pas aliadas atacaron los arin.
cheramientos iaponeses de Ia de
recha, en- ell sector de Runa, pro
fundizando la cuHa metida en-
las p~osiciones del enemigo.
Despu6s del avance fuaron
limpiados varios ''bolsi.los" DE-
resistencia. Muy dificil es la ia
rea de giqui1aci6n" porque los
nipcres sa5en ezconderse. En- ur
luigar los am.rican0s ha.-aron a
I'm japones que por medic de
cuerdas y alambres manejab2 q
solo echo anetrsl!ad9ras. Sc lie
arrebataron al enam.go dos ca
homes navalss de 3 pu'gsdas, un
canon de 81 m.limatros, dos ca
nones antia6reas lie 10 Milne
tros Y 5 ametraIa7oras tres H.
geras y dos pesadas.
Sc le capture a los iaporeses
Jun avi6n "Cero' que parece es-
tar en- buenas cordiciones de
vuelo.
AL SUI de La E taci(n guher-
namental de Buna Sc le quito ii
enemigo ell ''triangulo ~sangr;en-
TO-" una seria de fort;ficaciona'
que mantenia Cn6rgicamante.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
LOS Sc MAR
CHAN DE VENEZUELA

Caracas, Die. 30.-Un grupo
de mas de 200 alemanes, la ma
yor parte mujeres, ninos y vie
Jos, saldra de Puerto Cabello,
ombarcando en- Ell vapor espanol
"Cabo de Hornos," a mediados
de enero.
Els ell cuarto grupo aleman sa-
lido de aqui desde que Sc rom
pieran las relaciones con ell Eje,
en- enero de 1912.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
DECOMISADOS RIFLES Y
REVOLVERES EN- LA AR
GENTINA

Buenos Aires, Die. 30.-Des-
de San Javier comunican que la
policia encontr6 rifles, rev6lve-
res Y municiones cerca del rio
Uruguay, en- ell territorio de Mi
stones. Estos pertrechos de que
IRA habian sidlo ocultados por
miembros de Ia Quinta CO.
lumna.
Una colonia alemana habita
EN- esa region y mantiene con-
tactic con otras colonias alema-
mas del Brasil y el Uruguay.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
EST DE VISTA EN- TAM
PA Ell JOVEN RENE GAR,
CHA

I'm valerie muahacho que Ia
tornado parte en- la campana del
Pacifico, Rene Garcia, Sc en-
cuentra Ell Tampa pasando con
Su querida familia las Pascuas v
Ell Ano Nuevo.
La Ultima vez que supimos de
ell, antics de sus merecidas vaca-
clones, Sc hallaba en- Australia.
Congratulamos al joven solda
20 de Uncle Sam y al mlsmo
tempo felicitamos a su familia,
muy apreciada en- esta casa.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
ACUSADO DE ENTR0METI-
DO Ell EMBAJADOR AME-
RICANO EN- BOLIVIA

Washington, Die. 30.-El pre-
sidente de la National Farmers
Union, James G. Patton, asegu-
ra poser datos fidedigno3 que
prueban ell en~trometimiento en-
los asuntos de la rep1blica de
Bolivia, en- la America del Sur,
del embajador de Estados Uni
dos en- csc pals.
Sc atravio el embajador a in
tervenir en- una controversial en-
ire Ell gobierno boil, variano, los
trabajadores y los duenos de mi
mas, "demandando" una investi-
gaci6n.
"Es una nube sobre la politi-
ca de Buen Vecino. He pedido
nueva information al secretario
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

Hull sobre las actiyidades y con
Quota de csc emt ajador. Estimo
queel asunto deb. era ser inves-
tigado por ell propio Presidente.
Pierre de Boal es ell nombre
de ese d~iplomatico de ia vieja
escuela."
Los mineros volvieron al ira
bajo en- Bolivia porque ell presi-
dente dictator, general Enrique
Peharanda, declare Ell estado de
sitio.
Solieitaban los mineros I'm au
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
MURIO Ell APODERADO DE
MUSSOLINI

Berna, Suza, Die. 30.-Falle-
clio en- Milan, Italia, Giulio Bare
Ia, director administrative de
IN PopOlo D'Italia" y apodera-
do de la fortuna personal de Mu
solini.
Tenfa "a amos de edad Y Sc lie
~conocia por la "eminencia gris''
del fascismo.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30
MUNRO Ell E~XENBAJADOR
INGL-S EN- BERLIN


Londres, Die. 3O:-Cuardo
SeHmsa Ell : rssidencia d.l W.
End lie sobreyinc la muarte, ano
che, a Sir Nevile Henderson,
enbajador que fuera en- Berlin.
LVavaoa enfermo algdn TEMPO.
Henderson era embajador en-
Allemania cuando la famosa cri-
sis de Munich. Sobre esta crisis.
..tlarns'a del 'apaciouamien+o."
pr Hblic6 un libro en- 1910. Tenia
90 ahos de edad y era iefe de un
'grupo de la Guardia del Hogan.
La gaceta., 1942-12-30

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. p. Solamente Sc VEN
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
GL0RIFYING
YOURSELF
BY ALICIA HART
NEA Service Staff Writer

Nothing so reviyoS spirits as feel
ing and looking we'll grComed. SO
when you are Just too tired to
care" give a minute 10 checking up
on your makeup and hair-do. Do
you make use of the clear, colorlcss.
after polish oycr-coat which cuts
drying time and lcngthenS lifetime
CT your polish? The newest wrinkle
in finer fashions is polish 10 match
shoes and gloves; for instance, the
new deep sugar plum shoes, gloves
and nail polish You can indulge
in these tonic whims if YOU en-
ploy day y-strctchinG beauty rou-
tines
Another quick means of having
constantly wCll-grocmed hands is
your lotion Keep it near the
kitchen sink at home or near the
ffce desk and use it after every
grimy or skin-wrinkhng task. If
you do, you will never suddenly
ind hands needing a lengthy
reatment Clasp hands and rub
hem back and forth against each
other to massage in the lotion.
Take another minute sometime
Don to consider the new spring
offs based on the cut that's get
ing to be World War lis equivalent
# the first world wars windbloWn.
Now it's the feather cut, in endless
.ariety of do
You have seen at least a dozen
luite different versions. Find the
ne thai becomes you before you
get your spring permanent,
You can do this by using your
mirror TO determine whether yours
will be parted in the center, arrana-
d with bangs in front. with side
oil, With all-ovcr curlS or with
,ide part and waved effect. All
,hese and more are available.
If you decide upon one fresh,
noSt-b2coming one, and Che or two
others to wear when you change to
formal clothes, you'll cut down your
Beauty building time whole lot,
and your morale will go way UP
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
BRAZIL MAY HELP
sacramento Bec)

Sacramento Bee)
Harvey s. Fir2Stone, il, tn" tire man
ufacturer, in a recent advertisement,
mentioned the Amazon valley in Brazil
as a possible source of an emergency rub
Der supply. He recalled that in 1912
45 900 tons of rubber came from Brazil
where 30OOOO,00O wild rubber trees
grow
But this is only part Of the story
Until the use of the automobile be-
came something more than Just a fad
for the few practically all of our rubber
came from South America.
Brazil lost out when British and Dutch
interests with trees imported from her
forests. began the systematic and Sclen-
tific raising of rubber. And in quarter
of century they supplied "3 per cent
Of the worlds demand.
In Brazil. the most primitive methods
Of getting the precious fluid from the
rubber trees have continued. The work
is largely left to Indians. This has been
due to the fact the wild trees often are
widely separated in a dense Jungle, and
the cost of building roads TO them or
clearing out the Jungle growth has been
prohibtive.
Thus in competition with the mass
production in the East Indies, the Brazil
ian industry steadily declined. In 1910
our rubber imports from that country
had dropped to $4,000 tons.
Yet the suggestion Of FireStonc for
tapping this Brazilian sonrcc is we'll
worth looking into. And it works we'll
into the Good Neighbor policy as we'll as
helping to meet our own emergency.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
THEY OUGHT TO LEARN
ABOUT AMERICANS

De Loss Walker. former associate tdlt-
or ot Liberty magazine. told an Arizona
audience this week that Americans should
abandon the cocktail hour and tougher
up for the War effort If they expect to
VIII Take all the wasted hours in that
Cocktail hour. put them to work and see
how much can bc made 10 send to Gen
eral Macarthur IN the Philippines,
Walker said.
Reading the account of Nv. Walkers
speech, We conlured up vision of l3Q
million Americans busily engaged in
making Whoopeo during national hour
set aside for the indulgence Of a country
wide taste for SpirituouS drink. ne ab-
surdny of il led to Just one thought
4 lot Of the~e people who talk about
VIVA, Americans ought 70 do ought to get
cat themselves and find out what Amerl-
cans ARE doing They might be sur
pr>ed to find that the cafe society crowd
in New York. OF the winter resort people
IN Phoenix. ar no NOR typical OF Amer
icH than a spotted Indian pom" Is of rae
mr IhorourhhredS.
So America ought To abandon the cock
tail hour
Mayhc congress ought to pass law
that tn" greasy. sweat stained lahoferS
in defense industry cant stop in the Md
die of the afternoon to hoist heels on the
brass railing Of some sWank bar and dis
course Of the latest contribution to liter
aturc, or the latest scandal on Park Ave
nue.? And maybe there ought to be an
other law against allowing the farmer to
shut off his tractor in the middle of the
row So he can partake of this national
institution Mr.. Walker refers to as the
cocktail hour? Maybe-but we can't see
that il would make lot of difference
anyway. The cocktail hour is something
III. farmer and the laborer. the clerk
and the small business man. the house
wife and the truck drivcr-the average
American. i'm other wordS-readS about III
the SWank magazines.
Far he il from Us to criticize without
offering better suggestion, however.
Why not confine all the foreign agents
in our country to minglng with the cock
tail hour crowd. and also round up
typical segment OF that same crowd tor
shipment to the axis nations, so that our
enemies would think, as some others seem
t. think. that they are typical of all
Amerlcanso If we could make our enc
nie, believe that. they would underrate
America 50 Woefully that their very sur
prise when they discovered their mistake,
would give Us quick victory
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
A NEWSPAPER RECORD

tFrcSnO Bcc)
Newspaper circulation in the United
States has reached a record high.
For the six month period ended on
September Both last. circulation among
daily newspaper showed a , per cent
gain over the same period in 1910.
Since that time il is safe To say the
circulation has climird even higher.
What a contrast this offers to the clr
cuiation record of newspapers in Axis
countries. There the circulation went
down hill because newspapers were fore
ed to print matter suitable only to the
military overlords irrespective OF its
truth.
No such blot has been placed on the
newspapers in America under war CON
ditiOns. even though it is realized there
must be some sort of censorship in the
interests Of common safety.
SO i is no wonder the circulation IS
going up. Americans have faith in the
veracity Of their press and may the day
never dawn when they have reason to
doubt it.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
Bourbon Chairman
Blasts Truce In
National Pc itiCs

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4 CUP
President Roosevelt was expected
today to find an early opportlu-
ity to support the national politi-
cal truce that has been shaken by
Democratic National Committee
Chairman Edward J Flynn'S COM
plant about Republicans fOUmg
and foot faulting tho Wal time
agreement.
Congressional Republicans gcncr-
ally accepted FlynnS radio attack
on Republican National Committee
Chairman Joseph w. Martin, il.
as offering them an opportunity to
hit hard III the approaching cam
paign without exposing Themselves
to the charge of weakening the
war effort
Flynn CHARGED Martin with par
tiSan political mancuvcringS in YiO-
latlOn Of war time agreement cn-
tered into Dec Q, two daEs after
Pearl Harbor /, said the RcpuDll-
can party Waa more interested N
winning control Of tho House III
the years elections than IN win
ming the war
Martin snapped back the G O
F. would support the war all out
but would not rclinquiSh its right
of suggestion and criticism
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge CT correct
social usage by answering the fol-
owing questions. then checking
against the authoritative answers
}clOW:
/. Should you drop in unan-
bounced on friends expecting to
pend the night or to take a mea:
With them?
:. II you have car with you
hould you offer to take home any
yueStS at party who happen to
live near you?
3. In your attempt TO save your
Tres, should you expect others to
axe their car always and let you
tide with them?
4. If you cannot afford to en-
crtain as cXpcnsivcly as you used
%, should you give up entertain
nG entirely?
5. Is it a good idea &c serve at
least ono hot dish at Il buffet
meal?
What would you Go il l--
You arc having dinner with new
acuuaintanccS for the first time
and nothing has been planned for
the evenings entertainment
ca Stay and talk until IL or II
O'Clock?
tbl Leave soon after the meal is
finished, unless your hostess insists
IN your staying for the evening?
Answers
|. No.
2. 1t is Il friendly, gracious thing
to do.
3. No. 1t is a good idea to take
one car instead Of several when
possible, but everyone should take
his turn supplying tho car.
4. No. Eltcrtam more simply.
5. Yes.
Better What Would You DO
solution lbl.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
Your Federal
Income Tax
No. ID
DEDUCTIONS FOR BUSINESS
EXPENSES

Deductions for business expenses
form a large item in the return Of
many taxpayers and must have Ger
tain qualities TO be allowed. Such
dcductlCnS must be for an CXpcndi-
turn lii connection with the main
tCNanrr and operation of tic tax
payer S business or business prop
critics: il must be an ordinary cX-
DcnGo. and it must be a necessary
expense. In insisting upon the lat
ter qualifications, tie Bureau of
Internal ReTonuc is upheld by the
Board # Tax Appeals and the
COURT Ordinary and necessary OK
rruSCs are OnlJ those which arc
usual ahd essential in the case Of
similar taxpayers. and do not in
cludc extraordinary and noncSSen-
tial expenses.
Typical business expenses Of a
mercantile establishment I Z
amounts paid for advertising, hire
pf clerk and other employees. rent
iiGht heat. wafer, stationery
iamp>. telephone, property inSur-
anCc, and delivery expenses.
The expenses cf a manufacturing
BUSINESS lncludc labor, supplies, re-
pairs. light and heat, power. sell
ipn cHst. admini .tratiOn, and Other
similar changes.
T. Taxpayer conducting moro Than
ono business may claim the bushes;
GcGnCtiCnG Of each.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-04
BUNDLES FOR CONGRESS

Don't ge your hopes too high over that
"BundloS for Congress- idea that orIgln-
atcd in Seattle and which thus far has
brought numerous patriotic donations
Of fal, teeth. wooden legs horSthalr wigs
and similar objects to provide additional
security for the congressman who recently
voted themselves a pension.
If congress wasn't congress, the moT'-
ment nigh, shame the lawmakers into
l'p.aing The >o-gcnorOus measure they
pat through on their OWN behalf. But
since congrcSsmcn arc what they are,
with hide, that would make an alligator
grind his teeth TO nubbins in envy, you
can rest assured that Uncle Sans tax
payers hereafter are going TO have to
support congressman whether they vote
them nto offic" or not
I'm fact we rather suspect that the
IauSIon bill was an attempt by the con-
grc,~m ~ 10 assure themselves perpetual
Office Hereafter YOU see. congress
man who has served more than five years
can "o 10 his constituents and say, "l QUO
better rc-eIcct me. because if You don't
YOU r. going 10 have TO support me any
WAY. and why should you pay dOuDlc?'