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Evening star., 1943-10-25
OO-Gome Caps Record 2,O99
Fisher Rolls to Win CumDbeII

CllmaXlng rcord- breaking tour
nament score of 2.099 with a spec
tacular 200-game at Convention
Hall last night, Bob Fisher of Bal
timore easily won the 18th annual
Howard Campbell sweepstakes over
field of 46 other leading Middle
Atlantic duckpinners.
In beating out Fred Murphy of
washington by l0l pins with five
game sets of $50, 683 and 1856. Fisher
not only cracked Ed Blakeney's A.
year-old record for the l5-game
event by SIS pins. but became the
first out-of town bowler ever to win
two consecutive major tournaments
here.
Two weeks before. he had won the
seventh annual Pop Wolfe Memorial
at HyattSville His Campbell prize
was S400 plus diamond medal,
Incidentally, Fishers tally was
only II pins shy of Connecticut S
Steve Dyack'S national 15-game
mark Of 2.116.
Never worse than third through
out the bowling. his first block of
$50 included games of 162, 1O8, 1913
1l3 and 1863 His second round
scores were l55, l42, 100, l39 and
1873 for 683. After strings of 1873
l34 and ia, he charged to the
front in the final block with a
fourth-game tally of $50 before
cutting loose with his 2OO-whopper
which included nine straight marks
six spares and triple header
strike.
Lynn Leads First Block.
Murphy, finishing second with 1895
with sets OF $50 727 and $50. was on
top at the end of the 18th game by
% pins. He won 5000
The oldest duckpin event of its
kind opened in the afternoon at
Lucky Strike with Bert Lynn of Co.
lonial Village. Va. firing 70l to take
the lead. Earl Campbell Of Balti-
more was second, 694 Other first
round leaders were Fisher, $50; Bob
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Football Sunday
By the Associated Press.

Boston College. ~: Camp bingham. e.
Sampson Naval B. 42: Rochester Re-
Bsirbridsse CMdD Naval. 40; Camp
Richmond Air. 40: Norfolk Base Ma
.o176th Infantry Fort Benning), IA:
300th Infantry tFort Benning), o.
Army Air Forces Basic Training Center,
No. 10, 56; Camp Butner's 18th Replace
ment Depot, 0.
Great Lakes, Al: Marquette. 7.
Bowman Army Air. II: Indiana State O.
Fort Knox, 10; 22Oth Armored Eng-
Patterson Field, 7; Fort Sheridan
Del Monte Navy. "a: San Francisco. o.
Salt Lake Army Air. o. Nevada Fliers,
ttie(
oreeon Y. Army, 33; 1o4th United States
Late Saturday Scores.
PurGue B. 20. Xavier. 10.
l.. Bowling Green :: Baldwin-W Wallace, :
=. ottumba Gowa) Naval. 49, Iowa
St. Joseph Air, 8; Peru oNebrD Nor
Otterbein. e: Kenyon, s Ctie>
Southwestern Louisiana, %; South
western Texas. g.
Lubbock Airfeld. 10; Texas Tech, :.
IexaS Christian, 25: Oklahoma AgRies O
Whitman, u: Willamette, :.
EmorS Henfy. makehsG:' sG NsxsA Wess Virginia 1h
Miami U, 13: Charleston Coast
Newport News Apprentice. :: vir.
, Daniel Field. 20: PRESBYTERIAN. "A.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Unbeaten Rivals Offer
Two Of Campaigns
Top Attractions
BY TED MEIER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-Army VS.
Penn and Notre Dame VS.. Navy, two
of the most luscious tidbits of the
season, top Saturdays college foot
ball program.
For weeks pigskin fanatics have
been hoping that these four teams
ranked with Purdue as the first five
in the country-Would reach October
30 unbeaten and united.
Now that their dreams have beer
fulfilled the demand for tickets to
see the games at Franklin Field in
Philadelphia and at Clevelands s Mu-
nicipal Stadium can be expected to
increase daily. BY kickoff time it is
likely that 10000 will be on hand at
Cleveland and 10000 at Philadelphia
virtual sellouts.
Irish Likely Favorites.
On the basis of comparative scores
and because Angelo Bertelli, their
star passer, may hang up his Notre
Dame uniform for good after Satur-
day, the Irish probably will be
favored to bowl over the MidShip-
men In much the same manner they
trampled Pitt Georgia Tech, Mich
igan, Wisconsin and Illinois. The
Penn-Army affair shapes up as q
tossup. although the Cadets seem to
have Franklin Field 'jinX,' losing
there in 1940 Al and 40.
In their final "tune-upS" Penn
thumped Columbia, $50: Army
walked over Yale. 39-7; Notre Dame
crushed Illinois, 47-0, and Navy beat
Georgia Tech, 28-14 scoring two
touchdowns in the last period to
shatter a 14-l4 tie.
These scores compare with Army S
earlier $40 rout of Columbia
Penn's All victory over Yale and
Notre Danes 1913 conquest of
Georgia Tech.
Elsewhere Saturdays chief de-
velopments included Southern Cali
fornia's 60 last-period defeat of
College of the Pacific before $4,000
and Michigan's running riot, 1876,
against Minnesota.
Washington trounced highly re-
garded March Field, 27-7, while
Purdue and Tony Butkovich eX-
ploded for three touchdowns in the
last quarter to beat Iowa, 28-7.
Colgate Pulls Surprise.
In the East Colgate scored an
unexpected 20-7 victory over Cornell
while in the South the Louisiana
State Tigers. on the proWl for an
Orange BoWlinvite, crushed Georgia
27-6, as Steven Van Buren, rolled
up 20 points on three touchdowns
and two conversions.
The undefeated Texas Aggies lost
prestige in being held to a scoreless
tie by North Texas AggieS as Tu-
lane beat Southern Methodist, 1876
on Jim Shiver's 57-yard run. Un-
beaten Tulsa got good workout
in whipping Utah, $50. while Ne
braska upset favored Kansas, 7-6,
on Walt wilkins 65-yard punt re-
turn.
Northwestern and Otto Graham
blanked Ohio State, 1870. the first
shutout for the Buckeyes under
Coach Paul Brown, while Colorado
College beat Colorado University,
1876. and Southwestern of Texas
took 27-6 drubbing from South
western of Louisiana.
Although overshadowed by the
Army-Penn and Navy-Notre Dame
struggles there are several other
attractive games this week. They
include: Colgate-Holy Cross, Min
nesota Northwestern, Duke Georgia
Tech, Tulsa Southwestern of Texas,
T. C. U-L. S. u, Dartmouth-Yale,
Purdue Wisconsin, Texas-S. M u,
California;. S. c., Georgia Pre-
flight Tulane and Indiana Ohio
State.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Bradley TO Sell Seven
Juveniles at PimIico

By the Associated Press
Col E. R. Bradley will reduce the
number of horses he has in training
by selling seven homebred 2-year-
olds at auction at Pimlico Novem-
ber /.
In announcing the sale, Trainer j
w. Smith explained that the stable
has two dozen yearlings that are
now being broken and tried for next
season.
The four colts and three fllies to
be sold. all of which have raced, are
Best Blister, Black Gang. Blue Line
Bomb Dolly. Bomb Sight, Bounding
Bow and Bric-a- -Brac.
ENCOURAGED by the triumph Of Son
of Peace in the Maryland-PotO
Handicap. Trainer Ben Jones is con-
Centrating on next Wednesdays rich
Selma Stakes at PimliCo, in which
he may saddle the favored entry
Jones may send both Twilight Tear
and Miss Keeneland after the Sc
lima.
James P. Ross jr.. well known
racing official. will be inducted into
the armed forces today at Miami,
Fla.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
|AppIejock Marks Up Second
Jumper Title in Two Weeks

I Capt Alvin I. Kay's Smacko: second
Howard Miles Sinner: third. st. Nick
fourth. David Martins Cateer.
Open hack--Won by Lucky Lass second
No Mistake: third, Sinner: fourth. Howard
Miles Dauntless.
Ladies hunter-Won by St. Nick: second
Sinner: third, No Foolin: fourth. No Mis-
take
Open jumper-Won by Sinner: second
Applejack; third. Dickey Boy; fourth
Smacko
Working hunter-Won by Pvt. Bobb.
Lees Bonne File: second. Greylsrk: third
Smacko: fourth. Propulsion.
Cateer: third, Propulsion: fourth. Cody.
Handy hunter-Won by No Foolin: sec
ond Smacko: third, Greylark: fourth. Pro
pulsion.
Jumper champion--Applejack; reserve
Sinner
Hunter champion-Greylark; reserve
St Nick.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
5-Doy Charles Town
Race Meet Approved

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. Oct. 25
A l5-day racing season, from No
vember 90 to December l8. has been
approved for Charles Town by the
West Virginia Racing Commission.
Virtually all officials connected
with the track in former meetings
will be on hand.
Registrations of horses are coming
In rapidly.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Dorozio Fights Either
Buksi or Hart Here

Either Joe Baksi or Al Hart will be
matched against Gus Dorazio fon
Promoter Goldie Ahearn's boxing
card at Uline Arena on Friday, No
vember S. Herbert Marshall, origi-
nally sought as opponent for Dora
zio, has been dropped from consid-
Grafton.
Baksi won close decision over
Gus at the Arena several months ago
after really stiff fight, while Hart,
Negro soldier stationed at the War
College here, was outpointed by Do
razio recently at the ball park. Do
razio left selection of his opponent
to Ahearn. AS long as my terms
are met I don't care who l fight" +"
he said.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Line Coach at Georqiu
Is Going Into Service

BY the Associated Press
ATHENS, Ga. Oct. 25.-J. B.
WhitWorth. football line coach at
the University of Georgia since 1899
and former star guard on Alabama s
Crimson Tide. has taken his pre-
liminary physical examination pre-
paratory to induction into the armed
forces.
He is married and the father of
one child
WhitWorth was a member of the
Alabama team that defeated WASH
ington State, 24-0, in the 1881 Rose
Bowl game.
Evening star., 1943-10-25

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Brushless Shave-Kreem containing Dierin
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up to one-third the time usually con.
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find, too, that krank's Shave-Kreem easily
rinses off of your razor-it is not greasy.
Krank's ShaveKreem is the only Shave
Cream which contains Die1in.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
Ace Basket Coach
Shines as Golfer

Ey he AsSOclated Press.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y. Oct.
25.-Coach Sig Makofski, whose
Mount Pleasant High School
basket ball teams have won PIG
games and lost l8, has almost as
good record on the golf course.
Sig won Schenectady's first
interclub tournament. beating
the best players of each club in
town. and holds the record Of
So, 9 under par, for the mu-
nicipal course.
Evening star., 1943-10-25
PhiIs Keep Utica Pact

UTICA. N. Y, Oct. 25 lPD.-The
Phlllies have announced that they
Will continue their working agree
ment with the Eastern League Utica
team
Evening star., 1943-10-25
How Sensational New Discovery
CUTS SHAVING TIME 32%
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scientific excay ations in ancient Babylonia,
men have been shaving for more than
5000 years. During that period of time,
there have been perhaps only basic i'm
provements Including Diexin) in the art
of shaving. Cd First men discovered that
water (and later soap with it) helped to
soften the beard. (2) Then came per-
fected razors-straight edge and later
safety razors. (3) In 1910 A. ]. Krank
perfected the first brushless shaving cream
did away with messy brush. (4) In 1913
sensational Dierin-super-speedy beard
softener is discovered and made a part of
FRANKS Brushless Shave-kreem.
Evening star., 1943-10-25

Jockey Breen Inducted
Jockey Johnny Breen has been
inducted into the armed forces
Evening star., 1943-10-25
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instantly makes tough beard hair "a supple
microscopic wick" This means that
Diexin dissolves in the oily film which
coats the beardhair and permits the hair
to rapidly absorb the moist part of the
kreem. This results in softening the beard
hair almost instantaneously. Your razor
can then cut the soft hair easily and
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
IA AR DE
COMERC|O De TAMPA
PIDE MAS GASOLINE

Los directories de la Camara de
Concrete de Tampa, luego de DIR
un informe del comite especial
presidido por ell prominente ciu-
dadano Ray B. Cralle, acordaron
aver pedir al ~secretario Ickes, adj
m~inistrador de petr6leos, que con-
ceda mayor cantidad de gasolina
a los automovilistas de la Florida.
La Florida, a juicio del comite,
puede y debe ser quitada de la
iona restringida sin ell menor da-
no para ell esfuerzo de guerra.
Ell acuerdo cuenta con la SIM
patia del gobernador del estado,
Sr. Holland, y su gabinete.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
Sc ESTRELLO UN AVON
DE- ENTERTAINMENTS

Como a las II de la manana de
aver, cerca del terraplen y puen-
tie Narvaez, en- la Gale %, Sc es-
trello un pequeno avi6n de entire
namiento Y ~perdieron la vida ell
instructor Walter B. Kemp, de 43
amos, y ell soldado estudiante ia
mes B. Estes, de FL amos.
La causa del accidente no Sc ha
podido determinar todavia; pero
una comision de oficiales del ejer-
cito hara una minuciosa investi-
gaci6n.
Kemp tenfa gran experienced
como photo y ri instructor en- la
escuela de aviaci6n Ludwig, esta-
blecida en- ell aerodromo Peter o.
Knight.
Antes de ser aviador habfa re-
corrido cast TODD ell mundo con sus
arriesgados actos de motociclismo.
Sobreviven al photo su esposa,
su padre, una hermana y otros
familiares.
Estes deja a su viuda y su pa
Dire.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
Puede ser que eI
Brigadier Forrest
Sc Haya Salvado

LONDRES, JUNO 26.-La DC
tava Fuerza Aerea de los Estados
Unidos anunci6 aver que todavia
no Sc ha perdido la esperanto en-
cuanto al brigadier Nathan b.
Forrest. de la aviaci6n americana,
cuyO avi6n fuera derribadO en- ell
bombardeo de Kiel, Alemania, Ell
pasado dfa 10 de JUNO.
Por 10 menos ocho p%ersonas de
las que habia en- ell aerOpiano rue
ron vistas cuando descendant con
u uaracaidas. Atacaron al DOM
bardero cuatro cazas alemanes.
Cuando la "Fortaleza Volante
deecendfa Sc hallaba contrOlada
Dor la persona que manejaba los
mandos.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
Los Aviones Aliados
A a C a r o I'm
Aerodromo Nippon

MELBOURNE, Australia, JUNO
26.-Aviones "MitchelP' escolta-
dos por cazas atacaron ell aero
dromo nippon de villa, en- la sla
KoIombangara, en- ell grupo de las
Solomon. Las bombas produjeron
varios incendios.
Todos los aparatos americanos
regresaron a sus bases.
Ell viernes por la manana los
nipones arrojaron 16 bombas en-
Guadalcanal, causando ligerOs da-
nos.
Dep6sitos de cOmbustible fue-
ron alcanzados por las bombas y
quemados.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
Declarada Culpable
de Violar la Ley de
Trata de Blancas

WASHINGTON, JUNO &c.
Carmen Beach Martin, de 20
amos, fue aver declarada culpable
por un jurado de la acusaci6n de
facilitar mujeres de mala vida,
por medic de llamadas telefoni-
cas-, a fiestas efectuadas en- hote-
les de esta capital. Ella extendio
sus a~ctividades a miembros del
cuerpo diplomatico.
La Martin es nativa de Espa-
ma. modista y bailarina ~profesio-
nal.
Presto declaration vistiendo un
bonito traje blanco de noche y
neg6 los cargos de que mandase
muchachas por medic de automo-
viles de alquiler a citas con per-
sonas prominentes.
Ell juez Mcclure dijo al Jurado
que constitute una violaci6n de
Ia lev Mann transporter mucha-
chas. para fines ~inmorales, en- el
Distrito de Columbia.
La ley senala una pena maxlma
de S amos o multa de $4,000, o
las dos penas a la vez.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26

DONDE LA UERRA AEREA Sc
riosas batallas aereas Sc libran sobre Guadalcanal y
otros lugares del Sur del Pacifico. Ell enemigo aumenta
ell ndmero de sus aviones y este es significativo. En- los
taques los nipones perderon 141 aeroplanos.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
Cerrado I'm Club
de Mujeres Aliados

MONTEVIDEO, JUNO 26.-La
policfa de Buenos Aires cerro
aver ell local de I'm grupo de mu-
ieres que venfa laborando por la
union de la Argentina con la causa
Aliada. -.
Tambien orden6 ell gobierno del
"espad6n" Ramirez, un extremis-
to de la derecha, que sean cerra-
dos todos los locales donde Sc
nrenaraban vendajes para las
fuerzas Aliadas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
wELECTROCUTAD0
UN OBRER0 SOLDADOR

En- la bodega de un barco, en-
los ~astillerOs, muri6 aver electro
cutado ell obrero Antonio Lala, de
20 amos, native de Tampa y sol
dador de Oficio.
Trataba de zanzibar US bombi-
llo en- una lampara de ITO vol
tics" usando una varilla de hero
en- lorna de destornillador.
Llevaba tres amos trabajando
con la eompahfa de los a~stilleros.
Estaba domiciliado en- ell S514h
de la Gale Union, en- West Tam
pa, Y lie sobreviyen u padres,
tres hermanas y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
PERDIERON LOS NAILS 100 AVIONES
BOMBARDEADAS LAS CIUDADES DE
BOCHUM Y GELSENKIRCHEN
A MESSINA LAS FORTALEZAS


LONDRES, JUNO 26.-En u
dos Gltimas visitas al te%rritorio
del Reich los bombarderos pesados
de Estados Unidos destruyeron
cerca de 100 aviones alemanes.
No regresaron a sus bases 81
aparatos am%ericanos.
Ell martes los americanos pc
netraron en- ell Ruhr Y atacaron las
fabricas de gonna sintetica encla-
vadas en- Huls; aver efectuaron
Electives ataques en- los objetivos
militares del noroeste aleman.
Una de las Fortalezas que Sc daba
por perdida, entire las 10 anotadas
a la acci6n del enemigo, logro re-
gresar a su base con la tripula-
ci6n intacta.
La aviaci6n britannica llev6 de
nuevo sus bombardeos a Alemania
Y anoche arroj6 centenares de to-
neladas de bombas en- los distri-
tos del Ruhr donde existen minas
de carbon y fundiciones. Sufrie-
ron grandes dafos Bochum y Gel
senkirchen. Durante las operacio-
mes sc perdieron 80 aparatos.
BESIDE ap~reciable distancia sc
las llamas de los incen-
dos producidos por los artefactos
britanicOs en- esas p~oblaciones.
En- ell Ruhr los alemanes usan
ahora poderosas escuadrillas y con
frecuencia Sc libran batallas ae-
reas. Dos aparatos del enemigo
destruidos.
Ademas de luchar con los nazis,
aviaci6n aliada tuvo que bregar
ION ell NAL tempo.
Barcos mercantes del enemigo
fueron atacados en- ell Mar del
pero los resultados no pu-
1ieron ser apreciados.
Messina, la importante ciudad
siciliana, fue bombardeada aver
por las Fortalezas Volantes.
Grandes incendios ~produjeron
las bombas en- las estaciones del
f%errocarril y ell puerto.
Los bimotores britanicos We'll
Iingstons bombardearon de nuevo
Olbia, en- Cerdeha, seg1n la no.
Ia dada en- ell Quartet general Ala
10.
Las f~otografias tomadas por las
Fortalezas Volantes muestran que
los objetivos fueron alcanzados y
otros dos quedaron intactos. I'm
oarco de 500 pies de largo fue
'tocado" en- ell puente de proa.
En- la estaci6n del ferrocarril
,udo apreciarse un enorme incen-
lilo.
Solo tres aparatos Sc perdieron
,omo resultado de las operaciones
lie aver y de la noche anterior.
Reggie Calabria, en- ell lado del
fue asaltada por los
)ombarderos.
La radio i~taliana dice que uno
le sus submarines no ha regresa-
10 y que debe darse por hundido.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
Las Fechas de
Valdez de los
Sellos Rojos

WASHINGTON, JUNO 26.-La
OPA anunci6 aver las fechas de
valdez de los nuevos sellos rojos
que Sc usaran para comprar car
ne, manteca, queso y aceites.
Los sellos p seran validos ell dia
q de JUNO, los @ ell 4 de julio,
los r ell IL de julio y los s, julio
1S. Mas tarde sera anunciada la
fecha de los T.
Cada serie de sellOs rojos vale
16 puntos.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
FMpIOSOHneMte sc COmbdte
En- Ell FTemte de Kahnim
rs NAZIS ENVENENARON A 1000
ENFERMOS RUSOS
nRTURARON Y ASESINARON LOS ALEMANES A
248 CIVILES

NOSCU, JUNO 26.-Ferozmen-
50 cOmbate hoy en- ell frente de
,Tuin. al noroeste de Mosc1,
.ude los nazis contraatacaron.
La actividad de la aviaci6n ha
rmentado en- varias secciones.
En- las cercanfas de Kalinin, Sc
Ell comunicado Official, los
snanes sufrieron 600 bajas.
Sc lie destruyeron al enemigo
hos morteros Y dos estaciones
t~elegrafia i~nalambrica.
Aetuando commandments, ar
eros e infantes sovieticos ex-
minaron una compania de SOL
dos nazis.
Seis aparatos alemanes fueron
kruidos en- Ell sur, en- los secto-
de Rostov y Eisichansk.
Una comision rusa acusa a los
smsnes de haber envenenado a
900 personals que estaban re-
Midas en- un hospital de "psi-
Earia" Y ademas torturado y
Suado a otros 248 ciudadanos.
Los actos de salvajismo Sc CO.
theron en- Kupyansk.
4 Museo de Rostov fue saquea-
incendiado.
LWmisi6n pudo interrogar y
btls declaraciones juradas y
lrnatG de personals que presen-
laNn las atrocidades cometidas
f los alemanes.
In Ia aldea de Sapogovo, en- la
RgOn de Kursk, los alemanes en-
Pnenaron a 1000 personals que
Saban sometidas a tratamiento
0f padecer de ligeros t~rastornos
lentaleS ocasionados por la que
a. For orden de las autoridades
l%enanas, los ciudadanos envene-
aoOS y ejecutados fueron sepul-
pos en- albergues contra las bonn
. hechos en- ell terreno del hos
ial.
Luego de que los nazis habian
lu0 ezpulsados de Kupyansk, en-
region de Kharkov, los residen-
oeScubrieron ocho pozos donde
aaOlan arrojado los cuerpos de
70 personals que habian sido bru-
~,aente torturadas Y ejecutadas,
Aucnas de las heridas no erar
l0F'ales e acknowledgements mu
IVY De los hombres fueron ente.
'so0s mientras aun tenian vida.
Las tropas rusas intensificar
Operaclones de reconocimien.
embajador americana en- es,
'spiEal' almirante Standby, de
aver que espera sea muy es.
Saa Ia cooperation de Russia
NuOS Unidos despues de la que
10 creo que no sera en- vant
VSmaraderfa en- armas Y qu'
0Toperaci6n Sc extendera Y des
y, %'afa' pOr cuanto tenemo
a. "'S cosas en- com1n Y nos un,
'ez mas ell odio al enemigo.
N0sOtros y nuestros aliados lu
para lograr una paz segu
,a Sollda. Luchamos para crea:
s.s1 ViOhes bajo las cuales 10
puedan TRAFALGAR y crear
~. "a una clase, no para ell be
ae una raza que a ST mismi
superior, sino para bene
= rodOs los pueblos y de Il
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
Ell TEMPO

Lluyias. Temperature mlnima'
a las diez de la mahana, 70 gra-
dos.
Entire las $50 de la tarde de
aver y la mahana de hoy Ia lluVia
cafda en- Tampa y sus %cOntOrnOs
pasaba de ABA pulgadas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-26
MAREAS

|s21 alta a las 1925 a. m. y
s, NJ; marea baja a las
n ' SPA p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Retailers Issue Guide
To Compute Sales Tax

Detroit's Retail Merchants Asso-
citation has come to the aid OF Mr..
Taxpayer with announcement Sat-
urday of a guide which will help
him compile his sales tax deduc-
tons for 1912 income tax returns.
This will mark the first time
Michigan taxpayers have been
allowed deductions for payments
OF the Michigan sales tax, so the
merchants association feels it's
only fair to help Mr.. Taxpayer
determine the deductions TO which
he's honestly entitled.
The guide does not have the
Official blessing" of the bureau OF
internal revenue. but ii was for
mulated after consultations with
federal authorities, tax experts
and executives of states where
,sueh-taxeS- have been dediIctihlc
in the past, explained Charles f.
Boyd. secretary OF the association
at should be emphasized our
tabulation represents only an
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average, typical deduction and
that every taxpayers return IL
an individual matter beween
him and Uncle Sam, subject 10
checks and requests for proof OF
claim" he said
"Our best information Is, how
ever. that II the taxpayer stays
within the limits suggested In
our tabulatiOn. he will he
adJudged fair both TO himself
and To the tax collector"
The general formula is being
made public because of the increas-
ing number of requests TO stores
by individual customers for the
amount of sales tax paid in the
last year. Such requests cannot
be granted, he pointed out, be-
cause clerical help is not available
now for such detailed work and
would not. in the opinion OF ex-
pertS, be official anyway.
-Tae-gtiide-sAe~s -tifat-s-isnllIy
OF moderate income spends, on the
average, less than 30 per cent OF
its purchasing power in retail
stores.
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Yank Bombers
In Holland Raid

LONDON, Jan. Q (UP).-Ameri.
can built Vega Ventura B. "a
bombers raided the iron and steel
works at Iimuiden, Holland. today
following up another heavy attack
on German industry in the Ruhr
by the Royal Air Force last night
Bursts were seen In the fur-
naces and the coke ovens" an
Air Ministry communique said.
II disclosed that Spitfire 9's. new
model fighters flown by Fighting
French pilots. fought off ID Ger
man Focke-Wulf 1905 near Able
vile. escorting the big American
bombers to Holland.
Raj Mosquito bombers at
tackled targets in Northern France
and Belgium while fighter squad
rons carried out offensive sweeps
over Northern France, the air
ministry reported.
"One enemy fighter was de-
stroyed," the communiQue said.
"One fighter and one OF our
bombers is missing"