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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-08-12
Accidents Found
Causing Big Loss
Of Time In Yards
Injuries In Privately Owned
Yurds Cause Time Loss OF
l.368.000 Working Days

Washington, ID. c. GLNS). - Steps
taken by the Navy and Maritime Com
mission to cut disabling shipyard acci-
dents that take continuing toll equal
to the full-tme efforts of nearly 5000
WOrkerS-without counting production
loss from deaths and permanent dis
abIement-have just betn reported on
by the L. S. Department of Labor.
The department is cooperating in the
effort through safety experts Of the
National Committee for Conservation
Of Manpower appointed by Secretary
Of Labor Perkins. They are giving spe-
cial assistance to shipyard operators
in impementing accident prevention
programs.
Navy Reduces Accidents
In the Navy yards themselves,
where for years there has been Il COM
prehcnSive safety program, the acci-
dent rate is only about half the rat"
under private operation for the two
agencies, according To the figures
gathered by the Labor Department $
Bureau of Labor Statistics at the re
quest of the Navy and Maritime Com
mission as starting point of their
program.
Disabling injuries i'm the privately
operated yards involve II time loss of
l,36S, 900 working days annually, the
figures show, with 81 such injuries
per million cmployee-hourS worked.
Unsafe work practices were indi-
Gated in about 30 per cent of the re
ported injuries and twice as many re-
suited from falling, sliding or dying
objects as from falls from decks or
Scaffolding or faulty methods of lift
Ing.
Monthly Figures Used
Unsafe clothing was identified as the
most frequently recurring unsafe work
ing condition.
Navy and Maritime Commission
safety men use monthly figures com
piled by the Bureau of Labor StatiS-
ties 10 check on the yards with bad
IaCCidCnt records 10 bring their safety
experience Ia bear where il will be of
greatest use.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-08-12
Monthly Figures Used

cotton is used are purchased for our
armed forces
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-08-12

som" people have Il great faith III
odd numbCrS-uSually number one.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-08-12

tempting To finance Il bombing plane
raised over 100000 at the Victory
Iunce SiuUrI for thut ,ilrnnS,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Three Theaiers
To Show Picture
Film to Exploin
Point Rdtioning"

IN order to supplement the ex-
plantations Of the new point ra-
tionine system which have been
given in the newspapers and on
the radio. the Roxy, Music Box and
Blue Mouse theaters Of this city
will show Point Rationing OF
Foods" this week. IL Is six
minute cartoon film dealing with
the subject
The pattern Of American iv-
ing for the duration declared
Bill Conner. local War Activities
Committeeman. the organization
under whose auspices the film -
being distributed. will depend on
point rationing. A clear under
standing of the system and It's
workings will make things easier
all around"
Point Rationing of Foods, will
do much to clear up any lingering
doubts in the public mind. p"
The film tells movie audiences,
by utilizing the methods perfect
ed in Great Britain, how to save
points by purchasing equivalent
foods which cost" less. 1t also
stresses the Importance of pur-
chasing point-free vegetables and
other foods.
Point Rationing of Foods" II
another of the Office of War In
formation MOVIES. released Il
theaters in the general csteeor,
OF Victory Films"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS

EIAAI MN tHONlNo
BLUE MoreE = Robert Taylor and
ton" II 80. ais. 500. 7:so. lo:45:
also Robert Paige and Harriet Hill-
lard IN HI, Buddy" 100. $50. $40.
$50
RIALTo-Bins Crosby. Bob Hope. and
Dorothy LAmour In Star Spangled
Rhythm" i2:2o. 2:5o. $40. 7.5o.
1910. also AT tbs Front IN north
ROXY - DAM Barrymore and Brian
Donlevy In Nightmare" 1885. $40,
7.2O. 1890: also Allan Jones and
Jane Frasee IN when Johnny
Comes Marching Home" II :sb. 2'4s,
Music BOX - John Garfield and
Nary Carey IN AIR Force" ia'>s'
EIyIEsA . Tn. ThsysT and c otss
II so. AIS. sos. 7;4s, and 1898;
also Freddie Bartholomew In "Juni-
or Army" .o5. 9.5B, Gas, Gas.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-Loretta Young and Brian
Aherne In "A Might 70 Remember. .
also Joe 2. Brown In The DARING
CAMEO s - Robert Stack and Dian.
barrymore in Eagle squadron"
and The rlshtins Anzacs in 10000
Horsemen."
cAPTTOI--wait Dasneys Fantasia, /"
also Robert Sterling and Ann
rutherford in "rhs Time for
Keeps"
COMMUNITY = Andrews Sisters in
Give Out. Sister" also James Ellli-
son IN The Undyine Monster"
Walter Pidgeon In White Cargo
also Jean Parker and Tom Brown
In Hello. Annapolis"
LAKEWOOD - Bins Crosby and Bob
Hope In Road 20 Morocco also
Dizzy Detectives"
PARK Lon CLANCY and Evelyn
Ankers In The Ghost OF Franken-
STEIN, also Jon Hall and Iions
Massey In Invisible Agent"
PROCToR-Spencer Tracy and Kath-
crime Hepburn In Woman of the
REALART-Hedy Lamar and walter
Pidseon IN White Cargo"
Rem Hedy Lamar and walter
Pidgeon IN White Cargo. also
Lloyd Nolan and Marjorie Weaver
IN Just Off Broadway"
Coast Guard" and "Periis OF
suNSET-Edgar Bergen and Charlie
Mccarthy In Here We Go Again.
also Richard Carlson and Jane
Randolph In Highways by Night
LIBERTY. Puyaiiup-Robert Taylor
and Brian Donlevy in Stand by
for Action"
RIVIERA .sumner-"Night Before d.
vorce," also whispering Ghosts
TEMPLE-Msureen O'Hara and Ty-
rome Power In The Black Swan
also Brenda Marshall and George
Brent In You Can't Escape For
ever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

Visit Charles Laughton's home
high on a cliff overlooking the Pa
eific and you'll find gardener. he
leaves the actor at the studio.
You'll be baffled at first in try
ing to identify this unfamiliar stat
wart In open-throated sweatshirt'
old Stacks and muddy sneakers, but
hen be revealed when he filings up
his head and chuckles: They say
every Englishmsn is born with dirt
in his veins"
However. though he may Dc
earthly and British, he's playing al
unusual number of memorable
American roles, including his cur
rent one, that Of an admiral II
M-G-M's stand BY For Action,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Gig Young Discovers
Makeup Too Real!

Gig Young, wearing the three
day growth of beard called for
in the script Of Air Force" the
Warner Bros. picture now at the
Music Box thester. dined in a small
restaurant on one Of his days off.
Dressed shabbiy, he looked and
felt like a bum. But he felt even
more like q denizen Of skid-row
when the man In charge pushed
away his money for the check
with: Forget II, buddy. I've been
on the bum myself"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

Hapco. tortured. st&rsink Nictlms
Of japanese ssvagery are the char
aeters Of this chronicle Of the
japanese assault on Shanghai from
August Is. 1897, to the city's
bitter surrended three months
later. The crambline buildings.
befouled streets Of the once-proud
Chinese city is its setting.
The film IL unique as an histori-
cal record. showing miles upon
miles of ruins in Shanghai, char
red structures which cannot be
rebuilt for decades. There are
scenes Of funeral pyrse contain
ing rs many - 1900 bodies, and
such disposals were necessary ~
often as three times q week dur
ing the fiercest days Of the siege.
All the terrible giimpses of bat
tered China are revealed IN
'Ravaged Earth" And the &C.
cupation and fan Of Shanghai is
the epitome Of war horror. It Is
. film that can't be missed. be-
cause it Ia true, Il IL graphic, and
1t will convince you that the
thought 1T can't happen here"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Otto Kruger Builds
Miniature House

Not only is Otto Kruger = fine
actor. but he also has a mechani-
cal bent which is strongly develop
ed. His latest picture. Secrets
of A COED" now at the Riviera
theater.
His mechanical ability WAS dem
onstrated many years ago when ne
built doll house for his baby
daughter at the family estate OF
ITO acres on top of a mountain n
the Catskills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

the saga of an American destroy
err. with Robert Taylor and Brian
Donlevy as his eo-stars, now at
the Blue Mouse theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Ancient Autos
Come to Light!

Hollywood's last automobiles,
II rubber runs out, will prob
ably be its first.
This appeared likely when,
for "A Night to Remember"
opening today at the Beverly
theater. Columbia used a fleet
Of cars of the most ancient vim
tage. each Boosting practically
new tires.
WHAT'S more, the tires will re-
main new. the cars are used 80
little in films.
The machines included a Re-
nault. once owned by Valentino.
and a block-long Fiat, trimmed
in silver, which was the proper
ty of Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckle.
Brian Aherne and Loretta
Young, who star in the comedy,
ride in the latter.
The cars, all foreign makes,
are the property of Fred Laut'
ermann. Kept In perfect con-
dition, they see service only or
the rare occasions q scene re
quires such equipagss.
Companion film 10 The Oar
ing Young Man" starring jos
z. Brown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

ths first tine IN Warner Bros.
Action in the North Atlantic"
Warner Bros. rsided Broadway
for Il well-known actors and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

The cast of Warner Bros.
Mission to Moscow" includes 15o
speaking parts, said to be the
largest ever called for in any
script.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Torture Of China Revealed
In Roxy's 'Ravavsd Earth
Documentary Film Showing Shonqhoi's
occuputisu to Open Wednesday

II there any Americans who not yet fully reaiz
ed the importance of effort they should be bound
in conscience to "Ravaeed Earth Mark l. Moodys
shocking documentary film showing the Jap conquest Of
China a. il spread through the coastal cities.
1T mustn't hap
Of japanese xsvagery pen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

actresses % fin important roleE
II Edge o. Darkness" in support
Of Ann Sheridan and Enrol FlynA
Want Ads sell most snythinf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
BoGFY GOES TO SEA

Although ne was in the navy
n World War I. Humphrey BoEart
pisy, sailor on the screen for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06

Buy War savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 Nour door from your
Detroit Times carrier-saIesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Erin O'Brien Moore
plays 10 i'm the current
revival of Little Women"
at the Lafayette.

dehcacy and eighteenth century
charm, IN this version.
It's simple ingenious little
suite that isn't supposed TO sound
like the paSsacaglia from the
Brahms Fourth. which Is the way
our orchestra, except for slightly
distract horn section, tried 10
make II sound
1t would have been better had
II been played with half the num-
Der of men employed last night.
The final two orchestra Selcc-
tons however more than made
up, for the Prokofieff Classical
SYMPHONY was done with great
verve and charm and the string
sections outdid themselves with
nice crisp, wcll-enunciated pas
Sagcs
Perhaps if was only TO our ear,
but the prelude and Love Death
from Tristan and Isolde didn't
sound quite as passionate as We
expected.
II was beautifully read, but not
until Kruger and the orchestra
reached the final sequence, did we
hear the emotional overtones, we
were strainlng for.
In any case. u was an OK
trcmely fine concert filled TO the
last round of riotouS applause
with variety and great musical
interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
SOIOiSt
Thrills at
Synph ony
Nv CHARLES GENTRY


BY FAR me most exciting con-
cert which the new Detroit Sym
phony has offered here was pre-
son,ed IS The third event in the
subscription series last night IN
Masonic Auditorium
Chief cause for all the enthuSi-
assn was the appearance of the
brilliant French pianist Robert
CaSadc~us, as S0loSt IN not one,
but two. major works for piano
and orchestra
The first was the enchanting
Coronation Concerto by Mozart
which CaSadcSuS played 10 as
near perfection as We can imagine
IL being done.
An artist Of impcccable taste.
CaSa3esuS expression is dNinely
articulatc Each phrase is so OK
QWSltcIy modelled that he is ideal
IN a Mozart role
j. was equally a treat 20 watch
and he has a left hand that is
hum for ms fingers are so facilc
only eqdalled by that of Hof-
mann in ITS amazing deXteriiy
The Mozart, alone was worth
gong 10 hear but the capacity
audience also had the added thrill
OF hearing Mr.. CaSadesuS return
after the intcrmiSSiOn and give
one Of the finest renditIons Of the
rapturOuS Cesar Franck Sym
phonic Variations that it has ever
been our privilege 10 hear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
HEAVILY BURDENED

Kreuger chose: for his opening
selection, the Handel Water Mu-
sic" Suite as arranged by Sir
Hamilton Harry. II you'll pardon
the pun, Harry is really the word
fer this arrangement II has been
so heavily orchestrated that the
original music has lost all Of its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
OFF THE RECORD
Self

HOLLYWOOD-Producer Ed
lie Cantor. filming Show Bust
ess." has trouble with has star
very Wednesday afternoon The
after won't work, wants TO re-
earse his Wednesday night
ational broadcast. Producer Can
or'S star is Eddie Cantor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
GREAT PERFORMANCE

Besides devoting fun attention
10 the eXactIng technical demands
of this wonderful set of variations,
CaSadcSuS gave US an opulcnt ear
full of the rich tonal colors with
which the work is fraught. Its
mystic harmonies and its engag-
inc rhythms were both beautifully
emphasized in this superb per
Torrance.
Director Karl Kreuger and the
orchestra deserved equal applause
for affordIng such marvellous sup
port in both the soloiSt'S numbers.
In fact, the orchestra really
played better with the sololSt than
il did on its own.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
LOuefIa
Parsons
m@HoM~ooi

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 5-For th,
ieat. round figure OF 100000
Universal gets Uncle Harry the
wa le Galhene-JoSeph Schili-
Sraut hit that ran for "a months
IN Broadway.
Don't lei the title fool you
IS really chller about a
'harmng gentleman who can
;et any one 20 believe he COM
nitted a murder even after be-
,onfeSSes. Universal, the studio
hat dearly loves us mysteries
And why not? They made them
What they are todayD, couldn't
ct this one Get away, even al
hat whopping price
Uncle Harry Will be a Charlie
'eldman production and gets
tarted around the first OF the
ear. No star Is announced but
here's a chance II might be
,harles Boyer. unless he feels
'Gaslight," in a similar wen. the
movie he's making now. would
I'VE him too many bad boy roles
n a row.
SCOTT TURNS DETECTIVE
Randy Scott, who has played
o many westerns. pardner. IT'S
ard 20 imagine him out Of his
owboy togS, turns detective,
omplete with soft shoes and
lueS. in Stranger on the High
vay' at Twentieth. The II z
lays thriller gives Randy the
ole of an insurance man who
.oes 10 a small town 10 pay of
claim. only 70 discover that the
ictim was murdered. so he turns
effective and solves the mystery.
Wish Randy would solve the
lyStery of his marital status
lille he's about il Unimpeach-
bic sources say Mrs. Scott has
led a divorce suit-Randy says
e knows nothing about II.
STRANGER THAN FICTION
When Mai. Gus Daymond, Raj
zero. was in Hollywood ne gave
Vally Kline permission 10 write
is life story. and Kline has
urned around and sold the orlgi-
al TO Hal Wallis for $4,000.
here is more than just his daring
eeds in the air that makes Day
lond's story such good movie ma
erial. There was tragic romance
4 his life. He married beautiful
.ngliSh girl. who died while they
iere on their honeymoon. In addl-
ion TO the movie, Kline has au-
hored a novel on the Air hero,
'hich will appear soon IN a ma
ional magazine.
CLAUDETTE MAY STAR
David Lewis first production
or international Pictures (the
ill Goetz company will he
Tomorrow Is Forever" the Gwen
iristow novel Although David
heading back TO New York, ]
appen 10 Know that both ne ana
ill would like 10 get Claudette
Gilbert for the starring role, and
wouldn't be surprised if she
ccepts.
OFF THE RECORD
Tomorrow is the day Olivia
)e Havilland and Warmers. and
heir attorneys, 20 into huddle
D see if their differences can be
ettled out of court. What prom
Ted TO be one of the most impor-
ant contract battles OF movie
istory may be settled by every
ne waving olive branches.
II the huddle comes out peace
lilly, every other studio in town
yill probably breathe a sigh OF
elief. Livvys suit would have
ested the validity of all seven
ear contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-06
Started Steinbeck

FRANK ROSS, the independent
producer who acquired the screen
rights 90 Lloyd G. Douglas rank
ing best seller. The Robe, while
every other studio in Hollywood
was bidding for the novel intro
duced John Stcinbeck 10 the
screen. His first film was Stoin-
hecks celebrated stage hit, rOf
Mice and Men
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Claim Anii-Ioxin
for Flu Meningitis

LANSING, Feb. 10 - R -
The development of a successful
anti-toxin for influenza meme
gifts, a disease frequently fat
al to infants, was announced yes
terday by DR.. c. c. Young, di-
rector of the Michigan Health
Department laboratories.
Predicting use of the serum
would reduce deaths from the
disease IS per cent, DR.. Young
declared the lives of 100 to $50
babies could be saved annually
by it in Michigan.
He said the original expert
mentation on the serum was
done by Hattie Alexander at
Johns Hopkins university some
years ago and that the Michigan
laboratory improved upon her
methods and made them useable
for production of serum for
statewide distribution.
He said the serum was devel-
ed from rabbits at the request
of Detroit pediatricians after two
years of experiments, and that
a third year was required to
build reserves sufficient to make
tests with children.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10
Baby AdOIf's
Dad RelentS:
Got an Idea?

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 -(R)-
Adolf Hitler Mitters papa, 10.
seph, admits his 18-day-old sor
is behind the eight ball with 9
name. like that and says tina
since the public has raised such
shocked objection to the name
it's up to the people of the ma.
ton to pick another.
~ certainly don't want to
hurt the little guys future" he
said last night as he held little
A. H. in his arms in their small
flat at 27-37 First street, Asto-
ria, Queens. Judging from the
riding the papers and the pub
lie are giving us, the only thing
to do it to find him another
name"
He explained that "the whole
thing started as a joke. Before
the baby was born, I bet my wife
she would have triplets and that
if she didn't I'd name the baby
Adolf Hitler. And I did. The
name has nothing to do with
politics and Adolf Hitler don't
mean a thing to me.
II liked the name so I gave
it to the boy. So far as the Adolf
Hitler in Germany is concerned
he can be killed right away and
! don't care"
His wife, Bertha, mother of
his six other children and visibly
harassed by the public reaction
to the latest addition, said, II
never liked the idea much any
way, but / named the other kids
and I thought he ought to have
his say this once"
Mittel, unemployed as the re-
suit of an injury, added they
thought that when young A. H.
got old enough to 60 to school
he could drop the middle name
land not have any trouble. but
! guess it wouldn't be worth the
risk"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10

perty. Commissions you pay to
purchase of property are not de-
ductible. In general, capital ex-
penses are those made in as
curing something of permanent
value.
In explaining deductions in
the blank space provided at the
end Of Schedule H, indicate by
number which section of sched-
ule H you are referring to on
each deduction. Thus, if you de-
duct rent, under section II, your
explanation will read: Q7) rent
$4,000.
When you have deducted cost
OF goods sold and other deduc-
tons from your total receipts on
Schedule H, enter this profit or
loss on line 8 under income on
page l of form 1040.
Line 10 under income asks for
money received from Partner
ships; fiduciary income; and
other income" AS to parner-
ships-since a tax return must
be filed for the partnership it.
self on a separate form (l065),
you will know from this report
what profits must be filed on
your individual return.
Fiduciary income is money re-
ceived from your guardian, trus-
tee, executor, etc. This income
is not taxable if, similar to the
case Of dividends, it is actually q
distribution of the principal of
the trust, rather than earnings.
Nor is it taxable if it is q be-
quest under a bill. In most
other cases it is.
"Other income" includes, this
year for the first time, alimony
or separate maintenance pay
ments received by a wife from
her husband or former husband.
The wife must report the total
of her alimony and the husband
may deduct it from his income
on line II of form 1040, under
"other deductions" This ap.
plies, however, ONLY if hus.
band and wife are divorced Or
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-10

This il No. 3 Of q series Of
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If you are sole proprietor of a
business or profession. you will
have to report income on line 0
of the u. S. Individual Income
Tax Return form 1040. (If you
are not sole proprietor, but run
your trade as q corporation, you
must file separate returns
forms 1920 and 1921 for your
company. This is in addition to
your own individual tax return.)
To arrive at your income from
business or profession, turn to
schedule H on page 4 of the re-
turn. Note that your total re-
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Item % on schedule H, must
also be entered under line 8 of
the first page Of the return,
though not in the income totals
column.
Follow tax returns explicit
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items 2 thru 10, under cost of
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(Which is item 81.
You may deduct salaries
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