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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

that his passport had not been
verified by an American diplomatic
official or consul al Persia. point
of his embarkation for America.
A writ Of habeas corpus obtained
in Now York by his counsel caused
Parker's release Tuesday and hC
telephoncd his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert +. Parker. 1870 Ave.
nue. 3 to expect him home.
/ While entertaining in Germany
he became engaged 10 a German
Aim actress. Angie"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Flint Seeking Funds
For 7 Day Nurseries

FLINT. Feb. 26.-An application
for Sll 900 10 equip two child day
nursery units at the Fairview
School today, is in the hands OF
Lanham fund officials, L. d. Lund.
berg. public schools satistician. an
nounced today
Lundberg said that Flint's ap-
pllcaiion j. among the first in
Michigan 10 be sent 10 federal Off
Gals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Hearst Group
Pays Dividend
Special to THE DETROIT TIMEs

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 26.--The
board of directors of Hearst Con.
solidated Publications, Inc, today
declared for the current quarterly
period ending Feb. %, 1913. d
dividend of LIS per cent (equiva-
lent TO 43a4 cents per share or
the outstanding Class A stock oi
the corporation, payable March IS
1913, TO stockholders of record oi
March /. 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Hospital, Park Board
Aides Assured Bonus

FLINT. Feb. rs Hurley Hos
pital and park board employees to-
day were assured bonus payments
following adoption OF salary ordi-
nance amendments by tho city
commission, allocating the neceS-
sary funds.
The commission approved ST.
500 for hospital employees, and
S2.275 for park employees.
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5DetrOiters Get
Commissions

FORT CUSTER, Feb. 26.-Fivc
Detroiters and one Saginaw mar
will be commissioned second lieu.
. tenants today when the 10th Mill.
ary Police Officers Training class
lis graduated.
Receiving gold bars are: Charles
Boyle. 10950 Roxbury: John B
Harrison, 3505 Bedford: Patrick
w. Laurie. 1927 Mark Twain;
Earnest r. Urbon, 1885 Cabton
and Freeman w. Coates, Saginaw
Eighty-fve members OF the 35th
WAC company will 60 to Grand
Rapids this afternoon under the
leadership of 1t. Janet Jenkins,
their commanding officer, TO take
part in parade to open a WAAC
enlistment drive in Western Mich
igan.
Officers at kellogg have over
come the poor transportation to
Battle Creek by turning a couple
OF army transport trucks into
buses and hauling their soldiers
10 town free. Regular runs are
made between the airport and the
main USO club in town.
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Bay City Banker Gets
Post in Harvey, III.

BAY CITY, Feb, 26-John Hon-
man, until recently vice president
and cashier OF the National Bank
OF Bay City. will become executive
vice president OF the National
Bank of Harvey, H.. next week.
Hoffman has been serving as war
savings sales chairman. a director
of the Chamber OF Commerce and
YMCA and trustee Of the YWCA
and First PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

What S on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times BY
the stations herein listed
u the presentations a.
scheduled are not on the
air the fault lies with the
stations and not The De
trOit Times.
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500 r. NJ.
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WJLB-Husie.
WJBK--News Ace
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WJBk-Heres tomorrow.
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problems
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Income Tax Answers:
Giles Kavanagh Bars
Travel Deductions

deduction il allowed for those
who have not kept a record OF
sales tax spent and must esti-
mate the amount.
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SYMBOLS;
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

a;3o T.. VI.
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CKLW-Henry Jerome N,
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INSTRUMENTATION report
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Income Tax Answers:

committing war WOIkeIS dnC
temporary residents may use as
much rubber and gasoline as the
average modern drummer. yet
when il comes TO Smelling out fol
travelling expense. the sum is as
lost as a torpedoed submarine as
far as income tax deductions are
concerned.
A question, duplicated countless
times in letters TO the Times In
come Tax Editor, was raised again
by &c. r. H.:
81 am rooming alone In
hotel I'm Highland Park. My
wife and her mother are living
I'm Indianapolis. / 20 back home
every two weeks for two days,
by bus.
MOTHER AN INVALID
'1 would like TO know why I
cannot deduct my travelling ex-
penses, meals and lodging the
same as a salesman who travels.
/ cannot bring my wife up here
because her mother In an in
valid"
The truth OF the matter. in the
eyes of Giles Kavanagh. collector
of internal revenue. is that when
a man leaves home and gets a
permanent position elsewhere. the
extra expense involved actually
becomes non-deductIble personal
expense.
The next best thing for &C. r.
H." would be TO move his family,
but since that seems impossible,
there is no alternative but 10 pay
deductions.
CLOTHES DEDUCTIONS
Other questions and answers:
G. X. H.: In the case OF your
work clothes, that Ia also a point
which the Law decides. There ls
no deduction.
o. own Canadian government
bonds worth 81 900 held in Canada.
Will I have 10 pay income tax
here? VIII I have 10 report
same Mrs. l. G T.
Ali you are a citizen OF the
United States, you must file ar
income tax return N your earn
ings are over $500 II single and
$1,000 IL married. Interest"
from bond mentioned must he
reported AS income.
STOCK ASSESSMENT
Q--During the year 1912 ! paid
an assessment on some stock. Is
there any allowable deduction ?
H J, w.
A-No. II Is considered as
additional cost Of stock.
q Having spent about 800 on
repairs on my home last year my
sales tax is usually high Can ]
deduct total sales taxi b. Al
gonac.
A-You may deduct actual
sales tax spent. One per cent
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Q-Having spent about 800 or
repairs on my home last year ms
sales tax is usually high Can
deduct total sales taxi b. Al.
gonac.
A-You may deduct actual
sales tax spent. One per cent
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sTOCK ASSESSMENT

Q--During the year 1912 | paid
an assessment on some stock i
there any allowable deduction ?
j w.
A-No. II Is considered As
additional cost OF stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
CLOTHES DEDUCTIONS

Other questions and answers:
G. X. H.: In the case OF your
work clothes, that il also a point
which the Law decides. There Is
no deduction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

Ali you are a citizen Of the
United States, you must file ar
income tax return N your earn
ings are over $500 II single and
$1,000 IL married. Interest"
from bond mentioned must he
reported as income.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

Q-I own Canadian government
bonds worth 81 900 held in Canada
Will I have 10 pay income tax
here? VIII I have 10 report
same Mrs l. G. T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
MOTHER AN INVALID

I would like to know why I
cannot deduct my travelling eX-
penses, meals and lodging the
same as a salesman who travels.
/ cannot bring my wife up here
because her mother il an in
valid"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
BIN BskssuA 10
QUINCY SINCE 1857
MOOSE LODGE WILL
INITIATE TONIGHT

An initiation is scheduled tonight
at the Moose Lodge, with the re-
gHlar meeting, set for 8 o'clock at
Moose Headquarters in the Sew
ard Building.
All members are urged to attend.
Ginger root is now being grown
by Puerto Rican farmers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24

These alleged defections in the
''Mackinac Charter" aren't things
dreamed up by this correspondent
They came mostly from off-the-
record talks with certain members
of the council of 49, themselves.
Some OF them came from on-the-
record talks.
The foreign policy commitment,
for example, doesn't gee at all with
declarations publicly made by
Dewey, Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin
OF Connecticut, Gov Earl Warren
CT California, and several other
members.
This shouldn't be taken as an in
dication that the Machnac Island
conference failed in its detectives.
On the whole, it succeeded better
than any little convention in the
memory of the oldest observers.
ANGST a whole year before conven-
ton time. it has provided the party
with a spring board from which
any number of dives may be exc
cuted.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
Rotary Dance at
Bardn0f Hole!
Tomorrow Night

Rotarians and their guests will
gather for an informal dance to-
morrow evening in the Gold Room
OF the Baranof Hotel
The affair will be informal and
dancing will begin at 10 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
NEW PARCELS
FOR PRISONERS

WASHINGTON - American prlS-
cners of war will receive a new type
of parcel called the Capture Par
eel" announces the American Red
Gross.
The packages contain bandages,
razor blades, clothes, hair, shoe and
tooth brushes, cascare,r carton of
cigarettes, pipe cleaners, a pocket
comb and cover, shaving cream, a
pair of light drawers, four handker-
chiefs. a housewife" comprising
needles, thread. buttons, safety
pins and darning cotton, shoe
laces. pajamas, pipe, shoe polish,
tooth powder, safety razor, bedroom
slippers, two bars of laundry soap
six cakes of toilet soap, two pairs of
socks. sweater, three packages OF
smoking tobacco, two bath towels
two face towels, light undershirt
a box of vitamin tablets and gum.
The pilotfish does not lead q
shark to food, but instead follows
as a scavenger.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
GEORGE DOES
). GOOD JOB

10 SALT LAKE CITY--fLet, George
Go it" has a new twist for a Flying
Fortress crew in North Africa. Staff
Sgt. Thomas j. McGlynn, tail
gunner from Cleveland now station
ed at the air base here, said George
was a sunken ship in a Mediterran-
can harbor
When we we're sent out on a
mission McGlynn said, 1.-THE posi-
ton of our target was given as 400
yards west Of George" or whatever
the distance and direction might be.
So George did good job for u.s..
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24


agree to an orderly withdrawal and
replacement system.
Some of the requirements could
be women, the ODT feels. Tradi-
tionally, railroading has been one
OF the hardest industries to open
up for women The Southern Pa
ciiic and tie Pennsylvania are en-
ploying about 10 per cent women,
other roads less than three per cent,
but this isn't even near the limit,
says ODT. Conservative railroad
men are taking a lot OF convincing
that many Of the lighter jobs could
be done by females.
A relatively minor problem is the
elimination of peacetime feather
bedding" practices, Eastman says.
Substantial numbers of train and
engine service men are not working
full time, he said, because of limita-
lions designed to spread the work
and employ as many men as pos
sible.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission has the power to suspend
these limitations, he warns, or as an
alternative, labor and management
could mutually agree to this sus-
pension, he adds, popping the big
stick back in the closet.
Other important features Of his
l3-point program include a special
recruiting program to get more
workers, lying squads" of trained
personnel to move into trouble
areas, and use OF prisoners of war
and more Mexican laborers Q5,O00
OF whom are now doing track work.
for certain jobs.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
FROM PELICAN

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ojanicmi of Pei
lean City, recent arrivals in Juneau,
arc registered at the Gastineau
Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
FROM KETCHIKAN

Margaret Bcrnhoff, a recent ar
rival from Ketchikan, is registered
at the Baranof Hotel 4sf
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
FROM sKAGWAY

Paul w. Creighton of Skagway is
a guest at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
0WNERSAND
UNIV REACH
AGREEMENT

WASHINGTON, Sept. - rhe
United Mine Workers and the IL
linois Coal Operators Association
have signed new sgreerner5 to
increase the earnings Of the nu'.r-'
ground workers on an average Of
SLID a day for five-day week,
This will be accomplished by
lengthen!rg the work day and pay
ing travel time. The agreement is
subject to the approval of the War
Labor Board 81
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Empire Classifieds Payl
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tCCnlHlueu llOAii "SO
to the fighters boots and tires OF
the motor transport, and even ham
pered machines with caterpillar
treGds.
AS the Red Army reached the
areat river Russian oommunique
announced for the first time that
Soviet forces are fighting in the
direction of Kremenchug. This large
city on the east bank of the Dnie-
Der is SO miles southwest of Poltava
and 60 miles up the river frola
Dnepropetrovsk
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
RUSS FORCES
REACH BANKS
OF DNIEpER
NazisPushed Back 10 Great
Riyer-Reds Only Nine
Miles from SmoIensk

Continued from Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24
JApS FALL
BACkFR0M (.
POSITIONS
Nippons Lost 30 Planes
During Allied Land
ing Fight

Continued from Page one)
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Rail Laber Shortage
Now Proving Serious;
Program Is Suggested

Continued from Page One)
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COP Moves Toward
Unity in 1914; First
Strides Being Taken
Continued from Page onc)

the New Deal, and that in occas-
ional, positive statements, it mere
ly bids for the vote of New Deal
groups.
90 That by trying to eliminate
cur postwar foreign policy as a
1914 campaign issue, the party is
Sinking responsibility which the
opposition will be sure to make cap
ital Of
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-09-24

we're lost or damaged.
The heavy air losses ol the SJaps
1t t1nschafon indicates the enemy.
ir force has been rendered viitu-
lily impotent over New Guinea.
nd is being rcinfci ced.
Jap plano attacked the Allied
.aSe at Buns, New Guinea and
ilso the Markham Valley airstr'5o
# the American field at Mpnda,
Vcw Guinea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-07
w o RI D w A r
A YEAR AGO
AUG. 7, 1912

u, Y, Army bembeFs raid Tebvuk
twice In ~ many days.
chunEking eemmsnlque reveals
IN cir attack ON . japanese air.
dvsme near Canton BY u. n. planes.
In India. MehAndas n. 0nndhi
eAlls on his believers 70 vise In
mass civil disebedienee.
ssvists acknowledge an sO.mile
march BY 0essnans north 81 Ar
mavlr IN the Hattie Of The CAu'
eAsus,
Germany reports advance o.
German and RumanlAn troops 70
within 20 miles es MAikep.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-07
"TiI. NORTH STAR"

Commander John 3. Young. par.
sonal aide 10 Admiral william u.
STANDBY. has requested 4 print of
samuel uoldwyns Rko Radio.re-
leased THE North STAR for earlieAt
possible allowing 10 high Soviet ON
cials NJ the American Elnbassy In
Moscow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-10
oo03
@&M1MA@

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of Pattern 9OO3. The diagram tells
the story. Make up this smartly
designed apron in a bright ging-
ham for round the house, in dot
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Pattern eOO3 may be ordered
only in small (32-3N, medium 49,
38) and large (40-42). Small size
requires yard 35-inch fabric and
5 So yards ready-made binding.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
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NUMBER.
TEN CENTS more brings you the
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IL, N. Y.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-10

have to do something. What, l
don't know.
II don't know what you've got
20 worry about
Beth stared back. "You don't?
Then I'll tell you ALI I have to
do is find some way to support
three people, some job whereby
you can stay home with the baby.
That's all. Outside Of the fact that
my slim talents are only for office
CT secretarial work, I have NO
troubles on that score. I'm sure
I'm capable of earning gobs OF
money-but not in this world. No,
1 have nothing to worry about-ex-
cept how we're going to live. If |
could only think of something. "
I'm tired of thinking, sick and
tired of looking at this old iron
bedstead. I don't care whether we
can keep it or not-I'm going out
for a walk
About 4 o'clock the next morn
ing Beth woke up and found her.
self repeating, Tired of looking
at this old iron bedstead."
An idea began to grow in her
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-10
No Price Limit Set
For Trees And Holly

There is no price ceiling OF
Christmas trees, holly, or mistle
toe for the 1943 Christmas sea
son, officials of the New Hanover
War Price and Rationing board
learned Thursday from the Ra.
leigh Office of Price Administra.
ton.
However, survey in the east
ern sections of North Carolina
indicates that it will not be an
easy matter to find the festive
decorations this year because of
shortages of labor and transpor-
tation difficulties.
The OPA regulation, in part,
says that there is no price ceiling
on "any tree or plant (holly etc.
or part thereof, painted or I'm
painted. mounted or unmounted
which is used for decorative pur.
poses during the Christmas sea-
son.
Artificial decorations are under
price control.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-10
Jones IS HEARD
BY LIONS CLUB
ORGANIZATION Official Calls
For Return To Re-
igion And God

Materialism and distrust among
Individuals, political parties and
pstions must be put aside in the
POSTWAR world we are to have
4 lasting peace, the Wilmington
Lions club was told Thursday at
hpjr regular weekly meeting by
Jesse Jones, attorney and deputy
district governor of the organiza-
Nm.
'Tollo wing the last W a r. we
dtopped into a slough of materl-
a-Jm. and put oul faith and trust
into material things-guns, money,
s!jps-until we reached a point
where we were unable to trust
any one, even ourselves.
In tbs manner, the seeds for
world war two were soWn. We
must not let this happen again,
if we are to survive.
In leading up to his topic of
individual freedom, Jones said that
cur forefathers came over here,
first to be religiously free, and
aole to worship as they pleased;
second, as they progressed, they
found they alo needed political
freedom in order to carry out their
first desire religious freedom.
Later he said, the young nation
had to fight to defend its ideals.
In the years following the es-
Enlistment of the United States,
Americans gradually drifted away
from principles on which the ma
lion was founded, until, instead of
putting their faith and trust in
God, they put it in materialism,
Inc noted attorney and speaker
said.
Having pu their faith in ma
terial things caused individuals
and nations, also, to distrust each
Cher, until we had another war
on our hands
The seeds for the present war
we're sown at the peace confer
enee following the last war, he
SAID, when even tn e delegates
couldn't trust each other.
After this war, at the peace
table, the men representing the
slctors must trust e a C h other.
lhey must return to the funda-
mentals for which our fathers
founded this nation. If we are to
1--WE IN peaceful world, individu-
DIS must trust each other.
we can not live in a world
winch is half slave and half free, !"
zones said, quoting President Lin
coin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-10
Coughs That
Cause Restless
Sleepless Nights
or Bronchial Irritation
Resulting from Colds

tro na' adults can't expect real results
tona I'M. me same sweet syrupy concoc-
yo mS mat you'd give to child. When
ro'oh "aht to throw off bothersome
copsh you've just got to have real
yonS medicine; then you should ask
Hrnn.euhl,ul druggist for bottle of good old
b. au-iMe Emulsion.
syrnu a-cnu-line isn't a cheap cough
rev sp mind you. for Illustrators are
and en- cheap: But if you want the best
for for are are willing to pay a little more
1o,ioe eat results. get a bottle today and
,ig1t now the first dose takes hold
LEI g., away and gives you real re-
no r1ih the coughing and soreness.
omcl+ Ignore cough-get relief as
acy r as you can. Ask Brooklyn Pharm-
81 d. lsulfelle's Pharmacy Lanes Market
gjst ~ nafnlacy. or any progressive drug
ins ~. q 65 cen. battle of Brun-chu.
il nj emulsion and keep this in mind
~ 'oSfully satisfied-money back
Brooklyn Pharmacy
futrelle's Pharmacy
~ahe's Market St. Pharmacy