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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Death Rotices

HUskEN--K prTf- fT7---s--~r' r. OF 59i'
Crayton: husband Of the late Martha
dear father 81 Mrs Esther Coleman. Rol
and Mrs. Elvera stephens grandfather o
Middlediteh. Mrs. Ellen springman, Mrs
Marie Carpenter and Mrs. Rose Mckee
Funeral service Wednesday, ? p. m. a
A. X, Peters Funeral Home. i2o57 Gratiot
MeBRIDE-April rs, 1913. Florence M
wife OF the late Louis Cass Mcbride
dear sister Of Mrs. Ernest Foster Mrs.
Louis Way. John W. and Ulysses 8. Grant
Funeral from csYanAgh Funeral Home
100 West kirby at Cass. Wednesday a
$50 a. m: Holy Rosary Church at o
Rosary service p. m. Tuesday.
MEIsNER-George A. dear uncle OF Fred
J. Lambom, 81 Detroit, Mich, and
Hazel l.. Bogelsberg, Of Springfield Ohio.
Funeral from Joseph p Miller A Son
Funeral Home. l3501 Van Dyke. Tuesday
at 100 Interment Forestlawn. Springfield
papers please copy.
MILLER April is, Rudolph. dear father
OF Rudolph. Jr, and Mrs Stanley
Dominick Funeral from the George j,
Warrick Funeral Home 1893 East Grand
Blvd. Wednesday, 80 ?. m
sCHMITTADIEI,-Apri II. Katherine, be
loved wife Of the late Benjamin A., dear
mother OF Arthur. Mrs. Maurice Hope
Donald. Henry. Benjamin and the late
Mrs. Maymi Mullaley Of Adrian. Win anS
James stanton. Funeral from Griffith 4
Wade. 1927 East jefferson Ave, Tuesday
AT $50. 10 81. Ambrose Church Al O'Clock
WEU-April II. Minnie, OF $3.50 Bishop
formerly OF Hunt ST., wife Of the late
August dear mother 81 Mrs. August'
Kreuger; sister OF William Breuhan; grand
Tuesday. ? p. m, at A. X. Peters Funera
Home, 12051 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
SdndIot Clubs
Near DeddIine

Teams wishing TO play in The
Detroit Times Baseball Federation
opening games of May 2 mus
register and fife fees by April Y
is the word today from Secretary
Virgil l.. Zettcrlind. And to qualify
for the elininations in Angus
they must be in by the last Sunday
in May.
Registration also means having
sufficient player contracts booked
10 assure putting a team on Tho
field. They may file at tonight
meeting, 53S Elmwood. or durinl
the day for the remainder of thC
week from 9 a. m. TO 5 p. m. al
504 Elmwood. The telephone Is
FitZroV 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Rockies
Score Over
Weekend
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
tributed by Hoover, a swell STOP
on Vince DiMaggio and Trout
who grabbed hot shot liner of
the same DiMaggio's hat. Trout
caught the ball far 10 his right
only two feet above the dirt
\ great throw by Charley Metre
from center field, which caught
Scwcll going into third after jim
Russell singled in the third, was
another contribution 10 the high
lights of a contest aore than ordi-
narily interesting for an exhibition
affair.
For the Pirates, Sewell, a for
mcr Tiger who won II games for
frankie Fnsch's National League
team last season, was especially
effective. In the three innings Rip
was on the slab only one Tiger
reached base and Jimmy Blood
worth GOT to first only by virtue
of an error by Frank Colman in
right field.
With Russell, first Pirate TO bat,
bagging single the visitors
started the INST inning auspici-
ouSly But Overmire frightened and
Russell never got past the initial
sack. Again in the second frame,
with one away Gene Geary
And again Stubby tight
anpd IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
SHOWS HIS GAMENESS

But il was in the third that
.OvCrmire showed his gameneSs;
pulling himself out of bad hole
with the help of Metros fine
throw.
First up. Scwcll got an infieId
single on a roller to j. T. Wood,
the latter throwing low to York
in a close play at first Russell
followed with a single and Metro
threw out Sewell trying to reach
third on the blow. Then after Col
man reached base on an error by
IRadcliT, Overmire steaded and
took care Of Elbie Fletcher and
bob Elliott, the two most danger
louS hitters in the Pittsburgh
lineup.
Ovcrmire held the visitors hit
less in the next three stanzas.
And then came Trout TO continue
the good work.
With Dietz chuckinG, the Tigers
threatened 10 score in the ninth
but a double play broke up the
rally Metro led Off with walk
and Radcliff sacrificed. And when
Dick Wakefield walked and York
cot an infield single the bases
were loaded. But Wood lined IA
Pete Coscarart, Pirate second
.basoman, and York was doubled
. Yrf-t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
.RdinbOMledds
As Star Elves
Roll 3rd Block

All Chrysler Interplant League
All-Stars face tonight at Cadillac
Alleys is a 1913 pin deficit ACQUIRED
in the first two blocks with Rain
bow Individual Classic Stars. and
the necessity Of overcoming that
handicap and carrying a lead
themselves into the second nine
games at Hall-Dodds April 24-25.
OUTSIDE of that the Chryslers
have no worries as they check
their prospects on the third block.
If they can pare the Rainbow
margin 10 50 pins or less they
60 into the second half practically
even. If they fail, then assem-
bling the necessary wood means
getting ahead under high pressure
never easy and not always &C
.complished in match bowling.
HAD SO PIN LEAD
Chryslers carried a 80 pin lead
into the second block only TO foo
their supporters. themselves, anC
,neutrais~ by falling 10 beat 1900
losing their lead and going 49,
down. In the opener. Henry No.
SakowSki'S 655 was instrumental
in 1927 10 Rainbow'S 30S9 Chef
BukowSki and Joe Norris had &C
and 67l.
NoSakowSki could not find the
pocket in the second block anC
Tom Dorazio did not do much
better 500 and 545. Rainbow
with BukowSki and Therman Glib
son handling 646 and 633 merged
into a 1858 total. Chrysler haC
2SS2. Steve Cruchon managed Sc;
after 1873 start.
The scores:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Marathon Won
By Canadian

BOSTON. April 10 GNS)-A
sergeant in the Canadian Army
Gerard. Cote, beat a private in the
United States Army, j hi n
Kelley. yesterday 10 capture the
47th running of the Boston Ath-
letic Association marathon.
To render more complete the
domination of the 26-mile, 1885,
yard Macadam Classic by United
Nations fighting men, Coxwain
Lloyd Bairstow Of the Y. S. Navy
finished fourth behind Fred Nc
Clone of Medford, the National
champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Totals SO 6X2s u Totals aO. 30 u
sDaf aI, when winning run was scored,
tRa'fCf fay Dvermlre in sixth.
+k40 for BAKER IN tenth.
.E8tfeH for Dletz IN tenth.
rrfsr4ren 600 600 600 90
DTTI8iT 600 600 600 Il
ERRORS CrImar RadclH Run Blood
H.ffH EIu Uaf'cd ln Richards Two.
tl.. HIT Russell Baker sacrifice
Ns.N'H Hoover Double play--Cuscarsrt
pol Fletcher Itff on bases Pittsburgh
He'rf d Bases on bans-On tanning
" Itf o 80 ovormire struck ont
D.. r.HtH o. 81. iaruius g. ty Trout
f .n teNrt 40 Dol innings on Ian
-rl innings. or Ulttz ) M 3 IN
.Ul. rF UCb,r Boz 81. IN OyermIrc 4
t INNINGS on on Trout in 4 inniags
N ming pitcher TsrB' Losing pitcher
hsnefi ump!res-Plpgrss aud Bayick.
Iimt-l:A2.
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Braves TO Use Gomez
AGAINST Red Sox

BOSTON, April 10 (UP)-A pair
Of veteran pitchers-Lefty Gomez
and Jim Tobin-go 10 the mound
for the Boston Braves today when
they play the Red SoX in the city
series.
a two-run homer by Bobby
Doerr in the fifth enabled the Red
Sox 10 lick the Braves, 5-3, in the
series opener yesterday before
1000 persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Special Notices

ACCIDENT, health and hospital insurance
. is amazingly low In cost and provides
priceless benefits should misfortune strike.
Our companys record Of as years OF salts
factory service-200 million dollars paid IN
claims-is your guarantee OF dependahilty.
Send your name and address for free In
formation 20
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY
500 GRISWOLD STREET
DETROIT. MICHIGAN
NOTICE Is hereby given that THE DE
TROIT ATHLETIC CLUB. located al
24l Madison Avenue, Detroit, Michigan
has applied N the Michigan Liquor Control
Commission for a club license 10 sell beer
wine and spirits TO bonahed members onl!
and that II is the intent Of the Liquor
Control Commission 10 grant said license
upon expiration ~ ten days from date
hereof. April Il. 1919,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Exhibition Baseball

A. rl.r,--
Postgr iN5 rO7 zoo 600
Boston tNI rDa u.O Hay--S Ito
Javtrv Andrews CO. pa~-st a. and
Kiu''1 Wuznsor sDotsor ls. ana Pea
cock pBrIee
Home PUP For Boston thf nar-r r
fffn cone 'h
~ Se9 YORK
Wasrireflr 0gC 71t ZOO Q %
New YORK ESQ Go2 Goo 0lt-3 81
rPyIf Scfre'y co and tars ,l1rruHr
fgrke. taE sa'le- - anf Poland Re'trs
Home runs Frr Washingt1n Vernon r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Deatb lotlres

NCkER-Apru 70. 1913, suddenly Alex.
behaved son Of Rose thee Ray brother
OF Mrs Joseph Belalk, nephew Of Emile
Raw Services from HUtkers Funeral
Home 2if9 West Grand Blvd near Four
teenth Tuesday morning ~ g 40 81 Agnes
Church ~ 900 a. m
tINNIN Apul H. charles b.. dear hus.
hand Of Marie dear father Of Charles
p. Jr Geraldine and Thomas Wayne
brother a. Leonard dear son Of Mrs
Mabel Flnney nephew Of Lenra Pomfret
Funsral service Tuesday at ~ m. Al
Iretidencs, 2oIs5 santa Barbara Drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
BILL BEST REPEATS

H4eA figure skating. while George
Muger1an won again IN junior
men figures. and Jean and Fred
Lettau IN junior pairs and Nir-
ginia Madden and Leonard Perry
IN novice skate dance were among
those 10 repeat
John BoWser and Jean Omeara
o. Riverside teamed Splendidly 10
take the novice pairs title 10 be
new faces IN the winning list.
AIRY Lindbcrgh, who's n
father and 2 fash an the rollers.
won the state speed title i'm no
uncertain manner Again. as he
did IN the city meet, he collected
first in all six races. His pal.
Norman Archer. assured himself
OF the trip 10 New York by plac-
inE second in each race.
Senior mems fgures-Won by Bill Bes'
(Arcadial second Ernie Wettler (Arradial
Junior meas f4F4fFes Won by George
Nueerlsn tArcadta1
Novice mems figures Won by Fred Let
tau ARCADIA second. Victor Gondel
Juvenile girls figures: Won by Lorett'
RuPhle (Wellsl
. Novice iACles tlEure~-N on nv btilh
Heines tArcadial second Audrey Schroeder
(Arcadiat third. Dolores Emery arcadia
. Ladies pairs Won by Patricia Whitmort
and Virgins Maiden tWells1.
Junior pairs Won by Jean and Free
Lettsu tArcadial.
Novice pairs Non rs John Bowser and
Jean Omeara tRverside).
Senior paiHs-rNof- by George MuEeriar
ana Audrey Schroeder ARCADIA.
Novice dance-Won nv Virginia Madden
and Leonard Perry lMelsl- Secnhar-Iatei
Buckley and Jack Joyce tWelis); third
Bonnie Sweeney and John Dayner tRiver'
Junior dance-Won nv Jean and Fred
Le,tau tArcsdiat, second. Alice Wozarik
and William Chafkey tAFead4aN third
Evelyn RshAhn and Primo Ardune tArcA-
oiRb.
senior mems spced-won nv Harry Lind
berg (ArcAdial: second. Norman Archer
Arcadia third, Arthur HenIe (Arcadisl
Senior womeu's speed-Won by Bett,
Ross (Arcadial. second Alice Holland
Arcadia third, Pat Esliu (Arcadis)
Intermediate girls speed-Won hy Dorothy
Henze (Arcadis). second, Virginia Madden
OVENS.
intermediate bows sreed-won by Ken.
meth Dean second Harry Phillips, third,
John Jacobs
Junior boys speed--Won by James Cod
frey CArcadlal second. Jack Joyce tWeiis)
third Thomas Allen (Afcndis).
Juvenile girls speed-Non by Loretta
George. second Alice Plumb
Juvenile BOYS speed by Dale God
(AToadis); third. Joseph Clutts (Arcsdiab.
Midget bows speed-Won nv Lswtence
Wells fweisl. second Thomas LGMay
(Riyersidel third. George Fulton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Incidentally, DiMaggio,
robbed twice of hits, had tough
luck. Hoover and Trout were
the thieves. Vince, like his
brothers, Joe and Dom of the
Yanks and Red Sox, respectively.
before they joined up, also plays
center field. And can also go
and get 'em.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Tiger Notes

Rescigno, fiery Latin, fred a
ball at Leo DurOcher last sea-
son. Before coming up TO the
big leagues he won % games for
Albany, pitching his team to a
championship In the Eastern
League on the day a son was
born to the Rescignos. He has
an A, d. from Manhattan Col
lege.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
SEMELL. EX-TIGER

Sewell, once a Tiger, has de-
Veloped into one of the best
Fingers in the National League.
He won II games for the Pirates
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Johnny McHale, hitting 70
Overmire in the siXt1nwISping yes
tcrday, whacked tlfs ward I
Vince DiMaggio in center field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Trade Schools-MoIe

BOYS wanted 10 learn mechanical dentistry
Good pay. Park Dental Laboratory
oil Chsrlevox Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Russell, recruit up from To-
rontO, bagged three of the six
Pirate hits. One was lusty
two-bagger Oft Trout. The en-
tire Toronto outfield Of last
season-Russell, Wyrostek and
Colman-saw action yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Lost and Found

DIAMOND RING and band. Lost vicinity
Woodward Boulevard. Reward. Town
send 7-2243.
LOST-Light brown male cocker spaniel in
Palmer Woods section. license No. 3l3i5.
reward. Townsend S-J462
LosT-Back and brown police dog, Peggy
reward. Murray l72s
LOST Medium white dog. light tan mark
ings, bushy tail. part fox terrier. name
Pal; pet: reward. Drexel 1894
LOsT-Two children's books OF Rthle
stories; keepsakes Reward Pingree 1856
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER-Mos white
twins pet, Reward. Tuxedo 1-o54s.
ZIPPERED leather billfold in local drug
store on West Warren contained Sis
ans-papers needed badly Liberal re.
ward. Oregon 70l6. Arthur LsDue, 7437
Williamson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Metros fine throw that cut of
Sewel at third after Russell's
single in the third recalled
Cramer's fine pegging.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

Hoover has been doing some
fancy Shortstopping. O'Neill
hopes the Hollywood rookie
keeps up the good work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
43 QudIifiers
In Roller Meet
Await National
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Forty-threc roller skaters Of the
state today are mentally packing
their grips in Precipitation for q
BIZ trip next north.
These BOYS and girls. winners Of
the state championships sanctioned
by the Amateur Roller Skating
Association. an affiliate OF The
Amateur Athletic Union vel. rep
resent Michigan IN their national
e rnamcnt May lois az The
Fo.dham. Skating Palace, New
York
Proving that winning one TOUR
ramert is 1uSt the thing 10 M
crease incentive results Of this
state tournament held Saturday
and yesterday Al Wells and Ar
cadia. were largely duplicates of
the city event Of just a month
AC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19
Scratches
BY United Press
AT SARRACANsETT Park

At SARRAGANSETT Park
Track fast.
Fourth Race klcig Light.
Flfth Race Count Tickle.
sixh Race Burgoo MISS.
AT PIMIICO
Track muddy.
First Race Mad Policy Rour mont
srCUna Race Little SWAMI Streamrl.
NANNY Grand Venture Hazel W
Third Race Fred Havecker. Fancy
Tine al FlEht umpy Dan
Fourth Race-Sllon, Celtic knight Sa-
ron His Shadow
urn Race Meadow star. Misrule, sir
KID, G.mpey, CrcNng
AT JAMAICA
Track, fast
FIRST Eace--A3r Actress Brown Man
y Magic Key, Old Rosehush. Quaker
Lad. Early Delivery
Third Race Mugs Game swell Kid
Fourth Race Radio Morale. Tricks
F1npas.e, Sparecn, Rice Cake. Fly
Nhisk
Fifth Race Paw~rse
Skin Eace-Gothic Kings Cold
seventh Races 'rcnEth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-19

BOTTLING DEPARTMENT
Dock and warehouse men; with or without
experience: white or colored Apply
a. m. to D. m. Personnel office, Dossins
Food Products, 365e Gratiot
BOX NAILERs. woodworking and boring
h machine hands. helpers, lumber handlers.
war defense work truck drivers. Braun
Lumber Corp. 1855 East Dawson.
BoYs-ie years or over for stock clerks
starting wages. S21 weekly for 4t-hour
week. Apply Bull Sons Company. foot or
Adair
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-17
New Baltimore

A lovely shower was held at
Vernier's Grill by Mrs. Harold
Plegue and Mrs. Ernest Haase,
Saturday, in honor Of Miss Mil
dred Plegue. There were As
guests from Detroit, Fair Haven
and New Baltimore. Luncheon
and cards were enjoyed by all.
Miss Plegue will be married on
March 9Th to Frank Schobel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welken-
back of Roseville were visitors
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Marsh on Friday.
Miss Betty Schnoor, of Detroit
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schnoor, Friday.
DR.. Joseph o. LaRiviere of
Mount Clemens, will open Of
fices in DR.. Dudzinski's office.
He will be available on Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoons,
and evenings.
st. Johns Lutheran Church
will sponsor a Father and Son
banquet on February "a.
Ronald Rose, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Rose, left for the
Chicago Naval Training Base
after spending his ten day leave
here.
MIR and Mrs. Maynard Aur-
and entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Giedeon, of Fair Haven
Saturday evening.
About 125 people enjoyed a
Civilian Defense banquet held at
Vernier's Grill on Tuesday eve
ming. Those who sat at the
speakers table were Mayor and
Mrs. Harold Engelman, Roy
Atherton, of Detroit, and Vern
Allard and DR.. John Paul. The
principal speaker, Atherton,
gave very instructive talk on
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-17
Rescued Filters Term Long
Hike Good Experience
Lost Of Stronded Airmen Sofe
After Hazardous Two Weeks

the snow was frozen solidly
enough to walk on but some
times they sank into it hip deep.
They had no snowshoes.
CLIMBED 1000 FEET
Stohr said aerial reconnais-
sance showed the men followed
a 31-mile route from the lake
to the Ranger Station, crossing
one 7,000-foot summit. They
wore only light flying jackets.
1--WE never were downheart-
ed" said Schermerhorn. 1--WE
knew we could get out all right.
We never worried about our
selves. We could have kept on
for two more days"
Their chief concern, he said,
was of the fate of their five COM
panions left behind at the
wrecked plane.
The two-motored bomber bas-
ed at McChord Field, Tacoma,
Wash, smashed up Jan. %. The
three filters left Feb. 2 in an eff
fort to find help and the other
five were rescued Feb. IA.
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NC CALL Idaho, Feb. 17-(P)
Deep snowdrifts into which
they sometimes sank hip deep
failed to halt a 3l-mile hike of
three Army airmen who termed
the jaunt "a good experience.
"We know we're really tough
enough to take it now,' said 1t.
Adgate B. Schermerhorn of Au-
sable Chasm, N. Y, who with
two companions reached safety
more than two weeks after their
plane crash-landed on frozen
Loon Lake in mountainous CEN
trail Idaho.
Five other occupants OF the
plane were rescued when Civil
ian flier Penn Stohr sighted
them, then landed his ski-equip-
ped plane on the lake.
Schermerhorn and Staff Sgt.
Edward NJ. Freeborg of Wallace,
Idaho, and Seattle, reached the
Lake Fork Ranger Station, IL
miles east of Mccall, late yes
terday, IA days after they left
the plane.
A companion, Staff Sgt. Ralph
Pruitt of Kansas City, Kas., was
left six miles behind at an aban-
doned CCC Camp. Pruitt had
his feet frozen and also suffered
knee injury.
From the Ranger Station
Schermerhorn telephoned here
and Forest Service officials i'm
mediately headed a "snowmo-
bile"-a propellor-powered sled
- into the mountains to get
them.
Schermerhorn said he and his
companions took a shotgun from
the plane. With it they shot
chickadees and squirrels, roast
ing them in q canteen top.
At night they huddled under
trees, sheltering n emselves
with boughs or burrowed into
nine-foot snow drifts. Sometimes
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-17
Impeaehed Judges
Marriages (Iouded!
New Angle Develops
in Gosebie Cose

LANSING. Feb. 17-R-
Rep. Nelson A. Miles, HOLLAND
Republican, asserted today thu
impeachment trial of Probate
Judge Michael E. Nolan of Go
gebic county may shed some
light on whether marriage Ii
censes the Judge is alleged tc
have issued illegally may have
clouded the validity of marriage
of some of those who obtained
such licenses"
The House of Representative
has impeached Judge Nolan foi
trial before the Senate on charg.
es he padded" expense accounts
and illegally issued secret mar
riage licenses to persons who die
not submit to physical examina'
tons required by law.
The Attorney General depart
ment said such problems should
be discussed on their individual
merits, but Attorney General
Herbert j. Rushton said he ex-
pected the Common Law would
validate the marriage despite
circumstances of obtaining the
licenses.
Miles asserted the descent of
property and settlement of wills
might be affected if anyone
challenged marriage uniting
persons who had obtained mar
riage law which was illegally is
sued. II am aware of the COM
mon law" He is member OF
the House committee elected to
prosecute Nolan in the Senate.
He disclosed the law govern
ing conduct of impeachment
trials may have to be amended
befort Nelan's case is heard. The
statute, enacted in 1872, provides
that members of the Senate and
the House Prosecuting staff shall
receive SIS day while sitting as
an impeachment court, while the
of 1908 limits legis-
lators to not more than So day.
He said the statute directs that
impeachment trial must start
Immediately after final ad-
journment of the legislature,
which he interpreted as with
in an hour" 1t allows the ac-
cused official to be heard and
represented by counsel.
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the other-may not use 1040A.
The advantage of the optional
form is that it requires almost
no figuring. Deductions and
credits are worked out automat-
ically by nationwide averages.
You just report your income and
your dependents and then look
on the back of the form to find
the amount of your tax.
Because it is worked out for
the average, it may be more ex-
pensive for you to file on form
l040A than on the regular 1040.
In the matter Of exemptions
and credits on 1040A, for eX-
ample, your status July l, 1912
determines wour status for the
entire year. Therefore if you got
married after July /, you'll save
money to use the regular form
1O40, since on 1040A you get no
credit for the months you were
married because you were single
on July !.
DIFFERENCES IN FORM
Conversely, if you were mar
ried in 1912 shortly before July
/, you save to use 1040A, since
you get credit for being married
IL months, while on 1040 you
get credit only for such months
as you actually were married.
Another disadvantage of 1040
A is that married couple filing
separate returns cannot divide
their $1,000 personal exemption
any way they please, as they can
on 1O4O. Each must take $500.
In the matter of deductions,
form 1O4OA is figured on aver
ages. If, therefore, your deduc-
tons are more than average,
you'll save by filing the regular
form 1O40. If your deductions
are less than average, by all
means take advantage of it on
1040A.
In any case figure your return
on 1040 before deciding wheth-
er or not to use the optional
form 1040A-if you're entitled
to use it.
Tomorrow: The Victory TAXI
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Boys, 6 and 8,
Admit Starting
$500 Fire

DETROIT, Feb. II - tP) -
Two boys, aged 6 and 9, have
confessed to starting the fire
which destroyed $4,000 in
lumber Sunday and caused fire
men a 14-hour fight with flames
in severe cold, police announc-
ed today.
Detective Inspector George
Smith of the Arson Squad said
the boys admitted taking can
dies from q five and ten cent
store and matches from a drug
store Saturday, then going to the
BEDFORD Lumber Company yards
and setting q fire.
The fire smouldered for hours
and broke out to sweep the yard
early Sunday morning.
The boys were returned to
their parents pending further
investigation.