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Evening star., 1942-07-16
48 Navy Vessels Lost in War
Compilation Of Official Announcements
Shows Is Destroyers Have Been Sunk

Gunboats - Asheville, Mindanao
Oahu, Luzon destroyed to prevent
capture); Wake captured by Japa-
nese).
Transports-Liberty, Meigs.
Submarine tenders-Canopus (de-
stroyed to prevent CAPTURE.
Minesweepers - Penguin, Bittern
destroyed to prevent capture)
Finch. Pigeon, Quail destroyed to
prevent capture); Tanager.
Minelayer-Oglala.
Navy oilers-Neches, Pecos, Neo-
sho. oa
Coast Guard cutters-Alexander
Hamilton (capsized under tow and
finished of by gunf1re): Acacia.
Torpedo boats-PT-35 destroyed
to prevent capture); unidentified
abandoned during Gen. MacAr-
thurs trip from Philippines to Aus
tralia).
Patrol vessels-Cythera, YP-389.
Tugs-Napa destroyed to prevent
capture); Gannet.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Mrs. Judith Buck Dies;
Lived Here "a Years

Mrs. Judith Marshall Buck, 81. Of
2123 r street NV, died yesterday
at her home. Arrangements are
being made for burial In Arlington
National Cemetery.
The wife Of Maj. Richard Sutton
Buck, U. S. A.. retired, who received
the Distinguished Service Order
from Great Britain for his service
in France in the World War, Mrs.
Buck came here from Roanoke. Va,
in 1918. She was born In Vicksburg,
Miss.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Buck is
survived by two children by for
mer marriage, Judith Marshall
Fishhurn of Washington and Mar
shall Fishburn Of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
House Naval Group
Will Insist Contracts
Be Renegotiated
viii Seek to Reeopture
War Brokers' Fees,
Vinson Declares

Es the Associated Press.
Chairman Vinson said today
the House Naval Affairs Commit
tee would insist that the Gov
ernment renegotiate Army and
Navy contracts to recapture
commission fees paid to war
brokers"
He said the action would save mil
lions of dollars, "break up this COM
mission racket" and end the i'm
preston among many manufac-
turers that they must have So
called influence boys" as their sales
agents in Washington.
Representative Wilson'S disclosure
came as the committee resumed its
detailed inquiry into the operations
of the commission agents. Slttlng
in on the investigation are repre-
sentatives of the Justice Department
and the Army and the Navy.
Thomas Hinkel, committee coun-
eel said the committee was going
deeper into the affairs of William
Scrimgeour e. Sons, who operate
on Contingencies basis and who
furnish so-called engineering serv-
ices in addition to their sales ac-
tivities."
In a statement read to the COM
nittee Yesterday, Mr.. Hinkel de-
clared that ION naval contracts alone
since September, 1899, this outfit
has received over 100000. In addi-
tion. 1t has acted as prime con-
tractor on certain Navy contracts
with a resulting profit to itself Of
over $50. 900 since September. 1889"
Evening star., 1942-07-16
DrotininqhoIm Bound Home
With 800 Axis Nationals

3, the Associated Press. ts
NEW YORK, July 1s.--The Dip
lomatic exchange liner Drottning-
holm was on the high seas today
bound for her home port OF Goth
enburg, Sweden, with some 800 Axis
nationals aboard.
The State Department, in an
nouncing the ships departure from
here yesterday afternoon. SAID IN
washington that most OF those
aboard had been sent to the United
States for return home by other
American republics which had de-
clared war against or broken OH
relations with-the Axis powers.
The Drottningholrn has made two
round-trip voyages between Lisbon
and New York returning American
or Axis nationals to their respective
homelands.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
| Secret Session Held
BY Commons Over
Shipping Losses
| Government Turns Down
| Suggestion to Have
| Debute in Public
b the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 16.-The House
of Commons went into secret ses-
sion today to discuss war ship
ping losses after the Churchill
government refused to reconsider
its refusal to authorize a pub
lie debate.
A suggestion Of Leslie Hore-
Belisha, National Liberal member
and former War Secretary, that the
government hold an open session
was parried by Sir Stafford Cripps,
Lord Privy Seal.
"The government are anxious tc
avail themselves Of this opportunity
Of having q discussion with the
members of Parliament which could
not arise If the session were held
in public" Cripps said.
Cripps announced that no sum-
mary Of the debate would be pub
lished but that members might COM
municate to their constituents "the
general impression created on their
minds"
It was no secret that the gov
ernment's disclosure to the House
would show serious shipping losses
to U-boats in the Battle OF the
Atlantic, this at a time when Allied
strategy calls for increased use OF
ocean routes to carry out offensive
| programs.
William G. Bulntt. special as.
sistant to United States Navy Sec
retary Knox, is In London. and /.
expected to be In close touch with
British officials on any new policies
which might grow out Of the Com
mons discussion.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Es the Associated Press.

Is the Associated Press.
The loss of 48 United States naval
craft in all categories since the sub
marine sinking of the destroyer
Reuben James in the North Atlantic
October 80, 194l, was shown by an
Associated Press compilation of Of
f1cial announcements yesterday.
The tabulation:
neutrality-suspicious..
Aircraft carriers-Lexington.
Cruisers-Houston.
Destroyers - Reuben ia mes
Downes, Cassin, Peary, Jacob Jones
Pope, Stewart destroyed to pre-
vent capture), Edsall, Pillsbury
Sturtevant (sunk by an underwater
explosion), Sims, Hamman, one un-
identified.
Submarines-S-26 (blackout col
nsion), Shark, Sealion destroyed to
prevent capture), Perch.
Aircraft tenders-Langley.
Target ships-Utah.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Nazi Troops in France
Are Sent 10 Russia,
British Declare
Regular Defense Gorrison
Is Not Reduced. However,
Commentator Emphasizes
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 16.-A British
military commentator today con-
flrmed Russian reports that Ger
man divisions recently with
drawn from Occupied France had
arrived on the eastern front, but
he said there had been no re-
duction in the regular Nazi gar
rison holding Western Europe
against invasion.
1.-THE Germans form and train a
division In France and then send
them to whatever front Is required"
the commentator declared, adding
that the troops sent to Russia were
from this category only.
He asserted the German garrison
forces in France are mot spear
head troops, but are good soldiers
nevertheless"
No Second Front Seen. .
British promptness to emphasize
the strength Of the German garri-
son, plus other indications, led in
formed British observers to conclude
that the western powers are not in
position to open up second front
on the continent this summer.
An informed British source said
large-scale exercises in which the
Canadian Army is engaged are "evi-
dence that we are preparing for
INVASION" but he declared he did
not believe that invasion was pos
sible in time to relieve present pres
sure on the Russian armies"
"It is evident" he said that the
Germans are throwing their entire
weight into the present offensive
with the intention not merely OF
reaching the Caucasus oil fields but
of defeating Russia in the field
before British American invasion
can be launched"
Huge Raids Held Unlikely.
The possibility of a series of large
scale Allied raids on the continent
was discounted by this source, who
said that only a large-scale inva-
sion could force Germany to shift
enough troops to the west to help
Russia.
Allied diplomatic quarters gave
indications of being perturbed at
enthusiastic stories in the Soviet
press concerning an imminent Brit
ish-American invasion of the CONT
nent.
Observers believed it probable that
Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, British
Ambassador to Russia, had been
instructed to inform the Soviet gov
ernment that this does not repre-
sent the true position.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Woman Held for Staying
In Noisy Children Feud

=, the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 16.-A
68-year-old woman was held on
murder charge today accused OF
shooting Lucien Doyen, 38, as the
climax to long-standing argument
over noise the Doyen children made
in the downstairs flat,
Police inspectors Frank Ahearn
and AL Corrasa said the woman,
Mrs. Mary Slater, had confessed the
shooting, but insisted that Mr.
Doyen had goaded her by constant
insults.
Mr.. Doyen, an employe OF the
Southern Pacific Hospital and the
father of three girls, died shortly
after a bullet from the womans .25-
caliber pistol pierced his chest
Officers said Mrs. Slater COM
plained about the noise the Doyen
children were making, and turned
on her radio loudly and stomped on
the floor when they failed to stop
Mr.. Doyen then went upstairs 10
protest and was shot.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Nazis Reported Flown
| From Crete 10 Africa
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 16. British
sources today said q German light
infantry regiment flown to Africa
from Crete had been put in the
Egyptian line to reinforce Nazi
Field Marshal Erwin Rommels
forces.
There had been previous reports
that the Axis, finding its trans
Mediterranean sea lanes under sharp
British air and naval watch and its
African supply ports pounded by the
Raj, had resorted to air transport
to get fresh manpower into the drive
toward Alexandria and the Nile.
Evening star., 1942-07-16

in at any Of the 3 Call Carl plants
today for an emergency check-up"-
few simple adjustments by Call Carl
experts will save gas. save tires and
save wear Of car parts. Stop In at
Washington's Little Detroit" Call
Carl, Georgia Avenue q Peabody, 604
Rhode Island Avenue NE Or 614 H
st. NV. Open every day In the
year District 2775.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Wife Of D. c. EmpIoye
Files Reno Divorce

Mrs. Irma A. Handiboe has filed
suit for divorce in Reno, New,
against John D. Handiboe, an en-
ploye of the District government,
it was learned today. The petition
charges cruelty.
They were married in Rockville,
Md, September 28, 1929, and have
one child Mrs. Handiboe asks re-
turn of her maiden name of Wright
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Nuzi Merchant Seaman
FIees Conudiun Camp

By the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, July 16.-Royal Cana
dian Mounted Police announced
today the escape Of German mer-
chant seaman from an internment
camp at Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Quebec. It was the second break
from internment in Eastern Can
ada in the last "a hours.
The seaman was identified as Her
man Naiwald, %.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Man Held to Grand Jury
After Futut Quurrel

A coroner's jury late yesterday
ordered woodrow McCants. "a. col
ored, OF 635 Columbia road NV,
held for the grand jury in the death
last Saturday Of Wallace B. Hulse,
60, Of 318 Eleventh street SW.
Witnesses at the inquest testified
that Hulse had been strangled and
his skull fractured by blow from
an adding machine.
Police said McCants went to
Hulse's home to collect a numbers
bet and that fight started when
Hulse refused to pay.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Mistaken for Jopunese

MARSHFIELD, Wis. R.-Philip
Eng Hung Of Merrill. Wis, wants
the public to know-for the sake
of his automobile tires-that he is
Chinese, not Japanese. He reported
that while he visited a taven here
some one apparently mistook him
for a Jap and punctured all four
of his tires.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Chungkine Heat Wove
Unbroken on Tenth Day

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, July 16.-Chung-
kings heat wave entered its 10th
day today with no relief in sight and
scarcity of water caused by power
plant repairs aggravating the dis
com1Drt of the population.
Sweating coolies did good bus
mess in muddy water carried by
bucket from the Yangtze.
Evening star., 1942-07-16

up. The present
emergency has
C h . n ged this.
Motorists n o "
know that engine
wear burns UP
gasoline tina :
improper wheel
alignment affects
tire conditions
that their car
must be kept up
topaz to keep
rolling during the
fl,1rat.iou Drive
Evening star., 1942-07-16

nent colcnelcy in 1927, he was re-
tired in Arril 1929.
Col. Carleton is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Harriet F. Carleton
who lives at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
PromisefuI, Anyhow

Many Jews in Palestine now call
it 1.-THE Half Promised Land" and
the Arabs retort by describing it as
THE Twice Promised Land"
Evening star., 1942-07-16

From Monday through Sunday
there should be many q Bond day.
Buy now.
Evening star., 1942-07-16
Car Care
Stretch Your Tire and Gas
Mileage
By ED CARL

When gas was plentiful-when tires
were easy to get-most motorists
waited until something happened"
before they drove in for . car check
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
'MOnlmy Fall
That's All ; Children See
Of Mothers Death

Three children wondered Satur-
day why "Mommy" didn't come
home, not realizing that "Mommy, .
Mrs. Grace Perkins. 26, 81 Med.
bury avenue, is dead.
"Mommy fair is about the onl,
explanation that Leroy. 5; Bar.
bara, 4, and Mary Margaret, ?. car
give OF the fatal fall of their
mother from the third floor back
porch OF their apartment Saturday
morning.
The children were the only ones
home at the time, their father, ar
armament worker, returning home
soon afterwards.
Mrs. Perkins had been subject
to fainting spells. police said al
Receiving Hospital. She was dead
on admittance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Dips Into Purses
Of All Earning
Over $I2 Weekly

Continued from Page One)
as estimated by the treasury
would swell net federal receipts
to S24 900. 0O0, 900.
Senator Walter +. George Cd
OF Georgia, chairman of the Sen.
ate finance committee. VIII C h
drafted the bill in its present
form, estimated the gross yield Of
the measure at $9.672, 700, 900. oil
which $1,772, 100000 would be re-
funded. leaving a net total Of ST..
goo. 100000.
That would make the total fed.
eral tax burden $26.337, 0O0, 900.
Differences between the Senate
and House versions OF the bill will
require adjustment by con.
ference committee. This may OF
may not delay enactment unit
after the elections, November 3.
Indications were that the House
would accept the Senate version
OF the individual rates.
Salient features of the bill ap
proved by the Senate:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Senate Passes Tax Bill
To Make AZ Million Pay

leone below SIS, 600; increased
from 7 per cent TO Is per cent on
income above SIS 900.
EXCESS PROFITS TAX-Pres-
ent graduated rate from 35 10 60
per cent replaced with a fat 80
per cent tax. Specific exemption
Of 5000. The declared value CAPT.
tai stock excess profits tax is re-
pealed.
POSTWAR CREDIT-Corpora-
lions granted postwar credit OF
10 per cent Of the amount of ex-
cess profits paid.
OVERALL LIMIT-Total taxes
paid by a corporation limited TO
so per cent of income.
TOTAL INCREASE in corpora
tion taxes Treasury estimate)- -
81 .4S2 500 900 met. plus SSH 500, :
600 in credits which will be repaid
after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

Slowick. attorney for the tenant,
Walter Miczalowski, the rent for
the premises at 305s Lehman ave-
nue. was $50 in the heating period
and $50 in the summer.
On April !, 1871, the rent was
$50 and the landlord, Mrs. Caz-
miera Mikol, sought TO make that
amount the legal rent under rent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

ton. Educators attending the
regional meeting concluded Sat-
urday discussed the question in
view of tire and proposed gasoline
rationing. Teachers will be given
a chance 10 ballot on the issue.
About 1000 teachers attended the
two-day meeting. Robert Chris
tenson of East Detroit is new
region chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
t943 MEA Farley
Up 10 Teacher Vote

The 1913 convention OF Region
Six, Michigan Education Associa-
ton, may 60 the way of many
such meetings-out for the dura-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Landlord Is Loser
In HamtramCk Suit

Judge Thaddeus M. Machrowicz
OF Hamtramck ruled Saturday
against a landlord in a suit for
higher rent. According TO Anthony
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
individual Taxes

NORMAL-The present rate OF
4 per cent is raised to 6 per cent
SURTAXES-The present sur
tax schedule ranging from 6 per
cent on the first 50 900 of taxable
income to II per cent on all above
$5.000.0O0 is replaced by SITTER
schedule ranging from - per cent
on the first 81 900 10 81 per cent
on all above S206, 900.
EXEMPTIONS - Present ex-
emptions of 81, 500 for married
couples, $3.50 for single persons
and $500 for each dependent arc
reduced 10 81 200, $500 and $500
respectively. Present exemptions
are retained for enlisted men in
the armed forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Iceland S Liberty Gusrsnteed

REYKJAVIK. Iceland, Oct. 10
1NS). - The United States gov.
eminent has guaranteed the lee
landic government that its sover-
eighty will be maintained and that
Allied troops will leave the island
at the end OF the war. 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
MiscelIoneous

The bill creates joint congress
sional committee 10 study compul-
Lxory savings and recommend a
plan in December for adoption by
Congress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Victory Tax

VICTORY TAXA new levy o.
5 per cent in most cases 10 bt
deducted in advance from pay
checks. II applies 10 all income
in excess OF 1924 year.
To the extent that a taxpayer
buys bonds, pays debts or insur
ance premiums he may get re
bate, up TO IS per cent of the "a,
| il he il single. and 40 per CEN
! IL married. and an additional +.
per cent for each dependent.
II he has paid the tax through
"check-offs," he may use the re.
fund currently as a credit agains'
other taxes.
IL he has no other taxes to pay
he will get a noninterest- bearing
bond which he can cash after the
war.
TOTAL INCREASE from indi.
vidual taxes TREASURY estimated
IS. 104 300 900 net. plus S1,134.-
100000 which will be rebated or
refunded currently or after the
war.
Taxpayers will no longer be re-
Iquired TO take an oath when they
file returns. Their signature will
be sufficient.
That part Of medical expenses
which exceeds 5 per cent OF net
income may be deducted for in
come tax purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Excise Taxes

Increases yielding an additional
S269, 100000 ttreasury estimate)
through higher taxes on:
DISTILLED SPIRITS -S6 a
gallon, up from 81. This will make
the federal tax $1.50 a quart on
100 proof liquor instead OF 81 a
quart.
CIGARETS - Small. $3.50 a
thousand, up from S2.25; large,
$40 a thousand, up from $3.50.
CHAMPAGNE AND SPARK
LING WINES-10 cent a half
pint. up from z.
CIGAsaS-Increases based on
price; top tax being raised 10 $50
a thousand on cigars costing more
than 30 cents, instead of present
tax of $3.50.
TELEPHONE TOLLS-20 per
cent of total charge; up from 10
per cent.
TELEGRAPH. CABLE. RADIO
MESSAGES IS per cent of
charge. up from 10.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PL TIES.
ETC.-15 per cent of manufacture
er's sale price; now 10 per cent.
LUBRICATING OILS-6 cents
a gallon. up from Al cents.
RAILROAD. BUS AND AIR.
PLANE TICKETS-10 per cent of
amount paid. up from per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Estate and Gift Taxes

Technical changes bring about
a SGT 800, 900 increase in annual
yield TREASURY estimate) without
change of present rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
Cooperation Taxes

NORMAL Present rate re-
tanned.
SuRTAx-Rate increased from
6 per cent 10 10 per cent on in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-11
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1o.-It

A SIDE from this. the only
"A fault that can be found with
Wilkes statement, as / see il.
is that he implied our military
leaders and those OF the British.
needed prodding 10 institute a
second front. Maybe they do and
maybe they don't. Certainly
prodding can do no harm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
OBJECTIONS RAISED

Voices from tho audience
charged that DSR rolling stock
was being taken off the streets a.
$40 a. m. that the new s p m.
closing hour put county employees
IN competition with shoppers and
store clerks for rides home that
taxpayers were losing money be-
cause employees had little work 70
do after 30 p m
Jake Robinson. AL local pres
ident. said employees working until
6 could not spend any time With
their families A woman cmploye
declared she would be unable 20
buy meat or do her homework
after She got home as a result Of
the change
SLUT and Del Smith Of tho DSR
agreed that. m the face Of the pro-
test. something should DC done
They agreed TO meet with a COM
mittee Representing the workers 10
devise some plan.
Il don't understand It," Slu'z
said after the meeting we
have changed some starting
hours from r. m. IN 5 a. m.
Nobody Said anything about
that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
PersOnaliZed
Pillow Cases
LOO pr.

Already boxed. Embroid-
cred trims Of Mr." and
Mrs" or His and
Hers" Also floral en-
broidery in pastels on
white. Practical, prett.
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