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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
EAagg Suffers
knee Injury

HANOVER y II, June l6
GNS) - Gunder HagG, wonder
Swedish track star, was expected
10 resume training today after
suffering A cut right knee
His condition was described by
his masSeur as not serious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

doctors didn't
think they
could save u.
~ o. Nor
gan of De-
troit a n d
q Q o r < / q
Adams, Chi
Cago. Sto lie
the show" "a
serb re
ported after
q MarIcold
Gar q q n g.
Chicago card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Empire Shifts TO Jamaica

NEW YORK. June 10 CUP)--
The Empire City race meeting
from June 2S to July "a. has been
shifted 10 the Jamaica race track
because of better transportation
facilities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
sports
Nothing Ball
OF SohooIboy S
More Betting
2y LEO MACDONELL
7v LEO MACDONELL

Sgroo'hoy BowC.S nothing
h-'' gets slower and more
battling The former I-Ecr
has won four games Tor The
pa.ls III n.S spectacular CONC
beck 49,. aI JnScr whom The
T.zer, recalled from Buffalo.
hIt 81 vI'h the B.S0nS .
lis griSt Of extra hs>c hit> H2-
Guided a PAIR of homCr>.
Floyd Glehcl pitching hero m
the Tigers Eveat stretch -cH-Ac
"a the nnnnnrf In 1870 LIS won
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
THREATENS ADAMS

Five winners last Saturday 10
tie Johnny Adams feat. three
winners Monday. one winner. a
second and two thirds yesterday.
He's really beginning TO threaten
Johnny Adams. the nations
leader. and Paul KEEPER.
should have done a little
better, beaten three-quarters
OF length on Ariel Image,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
iIneS DenlnQ ledOeI.
Yesterdays RESULTS

~. Louis $40. Cincinnati -1-2-1. Cum
Der, and w Cooper. Walters and Mueller
DePhilliPs (First game Second game
post poned
Pittsburgh 4-1i-O. Chicago 2.9.i. Sewel
and Baker, Prim, Wyse 60 and McCul'
Tough.
New York s-1l.3 Brooklyn 5-s-2 Mel,
fD. Macon. Webber ~ Melton 81 AND
owen
Philadelphia $40 Boston $40 Fnch,
and Livingston Barrctr SaIto 80 and
Poland tFirsi game
Philadelphia 2-A-O Roston l-s.1 Ger.
heauser and Livingston doom and MssI
Second game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17


four and lost
four io4 But
falo Rcd
krCSS rs hlt-
ting 20 Tor
Toronto
II. Benny
Leonard az
: b L. s
m q ri I inc
SelA zee lC4-
creed PVT
Young KID
NJ C. ON IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

m o q [ r e.
Gently g
Gill e spie
a te n q g d
Central High
h 9 r g q n q
was a mem
Der OF the
track team
Petty Off
Ger Second
Class Joseph
= Gauger
who played
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Gloria
To Swim
rs Pro

BOSTON. June 16 GNS)-
Gloria Callen. schoolgirl swim
ming champion from Nyack. N. Y,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

"JuSt one winner yesterday
guess I'll have to be highball-
ing today"
Porter Roberts. the hottest
Jockey or the track, stepped out
from under the shedrow where
the big stable Of Mrs. II. P. Bon
ner is stabbed, slipped his slender
frame into his little bantam road
stcr and chugged off for the track
restaurant for a cup OF black
coffee
This 27-year-old riding veteran
from Lexington had just finished
exercising some of the Bonner
horses.
The big stable of the Texas
Sportswoman, trained by Norman
Hernandez has first call on his
services.
And that's important right now
because Porter Roberts services
are in demand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
PRESTON LOSES

Wally Preston Of Hamtramck
went out of the singles at the
hands OF Harold Russell, Detroit,
o., 90 6-1.
Douglas Selik of Central High
School came in for experience and
had il. Bob Taught of Cleveland
and Notre Dame took him. e.
o., 60.
Lucille DALEY OF Saginaw, state
women's champion, gave Nancy
Corbett. seeded two, an argument,
but the Chicago girl had the adj
vantage Of longer tournament
preparation period and won, Sc,
6-3.
Mary Lou Boyer stayed in the
running by defeating Crosse
Pointe's Diane Stinchfeld. 60, 6-3.
In IN lone mems doubles match
PLAYED the Los Angeles duo of
Earl CoChell and Bob Kimhrell
fresh from a tournament and col
lcgiate season on the Pacific
Coast. defeated Homer ShOop,
Lawrence. Mich. and Victor Sou
kup. Chicago, o.. 60, CD. The
CdlIfornians won as they pleased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Major Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS

GdIntS DehInu IedQeT.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT at Cleveland, nisht game
postponed
New York 9-1l-3 Washington sal
Wensloff Murphy 81 and sears; Leon
ard Carrasque 81 and Early
ST. Louis 5-l3-l. Chicago 2.7-O sundra
and Ferrell. Humphres. Matzberger 90
and fresh
Philadelphia Tia. Boston I-li.2 Har.
ris Pagan 80 and Swift. judd Brown
C5l. Kari 81 and Partee tFirst game }
Philadelphia $50 Roston 2-e-i Flores
and Wagner X Newsome. Ryba 80 and
Conroy, Second game
TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT AZ Cleveland nighN.
81 Louis A. Chicago.
New York at Washington tnighN.
PHILADELPHIA At Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
TOnAN'N GNNITS

Chicago A. pittshur-h ,1ichn.
Brooklyn a. Nev YORK
Boston At PhfIadelphis mighty.
Cincinnati a. s.. Louis might.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
5 WINS HIS BEST

That was a fat winning streak,
but Porters five here Saturday
was the best of the riding career
that started on his first winner,
Disaster for the late John
Oliver Keene at Hialeah in 1884.
That was no disaster for Rob-
crts. He's been doing all right
ever since ridden for some of the
best stables in the country.
He's a left-handed whip rider, q
fact which gives him an advan-
tage when a morse tends 10 lug in.
That whip tends 10 keep him
out and Roberts, although he
weighs only l02 pounds, is strong
enough TO handle stubborn horses.
Roberts is one jockey the army
doesn't think il can fatten up.
Philadelphia draft board exam
iners took one look at little Por-
ter and waved him out with a
az rating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
ny Edgar Hayes
The Greater Game by Edgar Hayes
EX-CENTRAL HIGH STAR
Is MARINE TRACK STAR

(Ths cobp, devoted athletes service,
appears erery Wednesday and SundayJ
Pvt James Elder Gillespie member of the marine base
track team al San Diego He member Of the 44O-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Hottest at Track
That's Jockey Porter Roberts, Who's Most in
Demand After String Of Victories Here
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

which would have given me a
double yesterday" said Roberts.
I'D like TO run up a streak like
did at LatOnia about five
years ago"
That was the time Porter
Roberts rode three winners a day
for five successive days, then
banged down with double on
the sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

yard relay team that won the
eleventh naval districts annual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
WINS FIRST SET
PRAKKEN LEADS

Richard Prakken of Highland
Park was up on Morrie Drilling
formerly of Michigan State Col
lege. Cd. Cd. 1-3.
Charles Hubbard from Long
Beach tCalD High School, junior
of marked promise, advanced
another bracket in stopping An
drew Patton of Ann Arbor, former
state boys champion, 81. 60, ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Miss Betz and
Bill TdIbeft on
Net Card Today

Banner program Of the national
clay courts championships 10 date
is the offer today at Detroit Ten
mis- Club, where the customers
have their choice OF events-men' S
and womens singles and men S
doubles, or all three-after rain
held up yesterdays schedule.
Bill Talbert, Cincinnati, national
number five and seeded one in the
draw. has his first match with
k1nbaTk Peterson OF highland
Park on the late afternoon shift
Talbert later pairs with Sey-
m0ur GreenberC. Chicago, the de-
Tending singles champion, against
Guy CARRIER, Saginaw, and Irving
Brent Detroit.
Pauline Betz OF Los Angeles and
Rollins College has unfinished
business with jeanne Dunn. Des
Aofnes. Their progress ended yes
terdav with Miss Betz. national
indoor and outdoor champion.
leading the IOWA 16-year-old at
the downpour.
WINS FIRST SET
Miss Betz won the first set, 60.
Young Miss Dunn recovered at
the start of the second and led,
10.
James Evert, Chicago and Notre
Dame, third in the draw, led Wal
ter Smigel of Cleveland. 6-2. 81
Ill, 1870 when suspension came.
Frank Beeman. army officer
son Of Clarence Beeman, director
OF athletics at Mackenzie High
School. led Guy CARRIER OF Sagi-
p4u- G0 Sc "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Major League Leaders
BN nited Press
LEADING HITTERS

Herman .BSk 50 EMofi. PH's u
DtMaggio. pits 81 johnson wash. "a
strbert Afkfcffea an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Dearborn Maps
Building. Plans
After Victory

Postwar construction projects
10 be financed from a post" ar
fund which. by next June, WI
total $500 600. were brought 10
the attention of the Dearborn clly
council by Mayor Hubbard
In reviewing the proposed pro-
Cram Mayor Hubbard asked the
council 20 suggest 10 the city plan
Ming commission that Z pfcpafc,
for The information OF tine council
and the mayor figures bearing
upon the Improvements.
Among the Improvements would
no n civic and community center
on Michigan. west of Greenfield
the approximate center oil the
CITY divided intersections al Mich
ican and SChaefer and Michigan
and Greenfield. vaductS az unpro-
tccted railroad crossings, munich
pal parking lots new library
and branch, city light and power
plant. city water plant, public
market possible city airport new
passenger station for tho Michigan
Central Railroad, expansion OF
sewer disposal plant and ellmIna-
ton Of River Rouge stream poilu-
tion
The mayor said he had learned
that many persons agreed with
his ideas of utilizing. with the
cooperation Of Henry Ford, vast
stretches of farm land in the geo
graphical center Of hte city
lest this ambitious program
sounds like an expensive one.
let me point out that the prop
erty on which the city hall and
other city buildings stand at
Michigan and Schaefer would
hiring thousands of dollars in
taxes yearly IL converted To
business use" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
NeWsprint Weight
Expected 10 Be Cut

= WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 QNS)
American newspaper publishers
were told today that they may
have lighter weight newsprint to
use in the future.
Both Canadian and u. S. news
print manufacturers are giving
considerable attention 10 expert
ments designed to produce lighter
weight paper, War Production
Board announcement said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
New Nurseries
To Be Opened

Opening Of several new centers
and other expansions of its pro
gram were announced today by
the department of nursery and
extended school services of the
board of education.
A nursery will be opened Dec.
6 i'm the Monnier School, Ward at
Schoolcraft. A similar unit is
scheduled for st. Rose Hall, 1924
Kercheval, to be sponsored by the
board and the Hudson Motor Car
Co. Ten additional nursery units
are planned for opening in jan
uary, locations and dates TO be an
nounced later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Dem Succeeds Barbour

TRENTON. n. J.. Nov 20 (UP)
Coy. Charles Edison today APP
pointed Arthur Walsh, a Demo
.erat, executive vice president Of
Thomas A. Edison Inc. OF Orange
". j.. United States senator TO
succeed the late w. Warren Bar
bour. a Republican, who died early
this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Harlem Ceeers Play en-

PONTIAC. Nov. 26-Harlem's
championship Sepia pro basket
ball team, the Globetrotters, play
General Motors Trucks 1943
squad in Pontiac High gyimna-
SUM tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

Boy Shot in Gun MishaP
LANSING, Nov. 26 -- Jerry
Brakora, 6. of 321 Strathmnre,
was still in serious condition at
the ST. Lawrence Hospital here
after being accidentally wounded
by a gun. Police said a playmate
was showing the boy the revolver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27
Add War Stamp TO every Greeting Cords

add over 100 million dollars to the Treasury.
And the War Stamps you receive will start
another War Bond for Happy New Year.
Mail your Christmas Greetings with War
Stamps on them-as soon as you can. Cooper
ate with the Post Office dead-line of December
10Th for Christmas Card mailing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27

Here's something you can do to hasten Peace.
With every Christmas greeting you send this
year, send War Stamp, too! Just moisten a
corner and tip it on.
It's the perfect way to say "Merry Christ
mas and mean it If you do it-and every
body else does it, these extra War Stamps will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-27


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
son REPORTS

@ My son in the navy sends
me Ala allotment from MS pay.
DO ! have 10 include this IN my
husbands income on his tax re-
turns Mrs A. j. b.
A-No. The son reports.
O. am a divorced man and
have remarked IN 1912. In 1912, !
paid $3.50 for the support OF one
minor child.
This l believe constituted the
chief support of this minor child,
Can / claim an exemption of $3.50
on this payment or am l entitled
10 an exemption OF $3.50 as alimony
paid 7-P. a. 7.
A - Credit for dependent
does not constitute alimony.
Q-My husbands deceased par
ents' home was sold. Each of the
four children received a legacy
from the estate. Docs this money
have 20 be reported as an in
come y. NJ.
A-No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
u. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity. Colder tonight with
lowest temperature about rs. Continued
cold Tuesday forenoon. Fresh winds.
Shippers forecast: Protect shipments
during the next 26 hours for North, zero
70 5 above zero: West. to 10 above zero
South. 10 to IS degrees East, IS to 20
degrees.
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Saturday. Highest 81 de-
srees lowest, IS degrees. mean Is de-
srees
Temperatures Sunday: Highest. - de.
grees lowest 20 degrees. mean. D
degrees
Departure from normal temperature
Sunday. - degrees.
Departure from normal temperature
since January /. is degrees.
Temperatures this date IN past 20 years
Highest. 81 degrees in 1915, lowest, --ie
degrees Ia 1897.
Relative huEidty Sunday: 2;3o q m,
80 per cent, $40 n. % per cent
30 9. m, % per cent; $50 D. m. %
PR crut
Precipitation IN last - hours ending a.
: 80 m today 90 inches
Degree days fsF Sunday, January -: -
Normal for January -. a
Accumulated degree days so far This
month Last
HnlmAl degree days for January, ! 2ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Road I'D Health
Recreation. Regular Sleep, Sensible Diet Necessar,
TO Keep in Trim. Say Rules Of Fitness

tuberculosis. If you are losing
weight get a check and X-ray of
your cheSt--
IA blood test is an import
ant part of a physical examina-
ton.
S-Rememher the common
cold causes more sick days than
any other ailment. Stay away
from a person who has a cold.
Stay away from others when you
have one.
9-Dress suitably for winter
weather. Remember the fuHda-
mentals of being well-dressed
are 10 be suitably CARRIED for
the weather
1OZGet regular, mild exer-
else daily If it is only simple
caliSthenics. Walk 10 work
whenever possible, or walk part
way at least.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

Here is some timely and helpfU
advice from the board of health
1-Time off duty because OF
illness must be kept 10 a mini
mum.
2-Recreation - not diSsipa-
TONS needed TO keep in good
working trim.
3-Regular hours Of sleep and
rest are a great preventive OF
illness. Get your eight hours in
succession, too.
4-Watch your diet and eat
healthful food. Everybody must
know what a sensible and avail
able diet is.
5-Have children protected
against diphtheria, smallpox and
whooping cough, andNf YOU'VE
not been vaccinated within the
last five years, better get one.
6-Be sure you are free from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
TEETH DEDUCTIBLE

Car the cost of artificial teeth
he included in medical expense
deductions when purchased imme-
dlately after extraction "A NJ.
Ayes.
Q DO ! have 10 pay income tax
on my bonus? Docs tins money
have 20 be reported as income p
Mrs NJ y. W.
A-The information YOU give
IL insufficient to be answered in
this column. hut YOU must re-
port. Please consult the collector
of internal revenue, Room 259,
Federal Building.
I'm 1871, ! borrowed 81 900
on my home and gave il 10 a
friend 90 finish home which was
only q she'll He j. paying II back
every month. including interest. Is
IL all right for him 10 deduct this
interest on his income tax? 49,
Michel
Ayes. He takes the deduc-
ton for interest paid and you
include the amount as interest
received.
Q-My sister and I live together.
We are both unmarried. Each
works and we pay expenses to-
gether our father, 70. without a
job or income, or old-age pension.
has lived with us 10 months in
1912. Can either OF us deduct the
ten-twelfthS of the dependents
allowance from our income tax Z?
S. II.
A-The deduction belongs TO
the person contributing chief
support. which you will have TO
decide between you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
HERE'S ANSWER

The answer, which applies "a
scores on the same subject which
have been submitted but cannot
be answered individually because
OF duplication, follows
Three per cent of the cost, in
fhis case 3 per cent Of $1,000, il
deductible--untii the amount
excluded from the income equals
the annuity, when the balance
IL subject To tax.
Here are some Of the other
questions land the answers "a
them
Q-I would like 10 know if an
eX-Soldier who IS drawing pension
for service IN the World War ! is
subject 10 pay tax on the PEN
sion u =.
A-NO. but he Will be subject
to victory tax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
No Epidemic Danger
Seen al Fl. Custer

FORT CUSTER. Jan. %. Ru-
mors of a meningitis epidemic at
Custer were dispelled today by
Col. George T. Shank. post COM
mander, who said that while there
were five cases OF the disease in
the station hospital the number
was extremely lowe for the total
Of troops now in the post.
with large number of troops
recently arrived from other posts
we probably have some cases
that would have developed else
where" he said, but control
methods are being practiced that
preclude any chance of cpl
demic."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

by Jasper NJ. Howard mayor Of
Lincoln Park, is making a survey
of the special reeds Of the indus
trial area in the west side of the
county.
They are in touch with Washte-
nav County to solve problems
arising from living conditions of
workers at Willow Run.
With an influx of population
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

She must keep fit.
Sick workers can't keep pro-
duction lines humming.
Says DR.. Bruce H. Douglas,
head OF the Detroit Board Of
Health:
"Tt II the patriotic duty of
every citizen In Detroit today to
keep as healthy as possible.
Every child illness disrupts fam
lily life. What disrupts family life
interferes with workers eff
cheney.
CITY PACKED
"A man can't sit up all night
with a sick child and he i'm shape
TO do his share of work the next
day. That is just one small part
OF the picture"
II is simple 10 say:
keep fit"
But in a city jampacked with
war workers. with families living
in small apartments, with people
in trailers, with everybody dou-
bling up. the situation is not sim
Pile.
How is a man living in crowded
Quarters going to get proper rest?
You can't expect children 10 be
quiet all day.
That is one of the posers which
is often put up TO Doctor Douglas.
There il only one answer.
People must consider others, and
that applies even 10 the chill
dren. realize, where infants
are concerned, you can't appeal
10 them, but the children Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

school age will understand II you
talk 10 them.
Don't play your radio at top
volume all day. Maybe the peO-
pie next door or In the flat
below work nights.
1.-THE housewives job Is big.
She must manage To shop for
nOurishing food early In the day.
IL takes planning and thought
and time, much more than she
has been accustomed Ia give.
There are n few specific
things which parents can do tn
insure the safety of their child's
health. Every child should he
vaccinated. should have diph-
iberia antitOxin and whOOping
cough serum.
SERUMS FREE
"The state Of MIehigan's labO-
ratOrIes at Lansing manufacture
the serums and issue them free.
Your doctor viii. administer
them at n small cost. II you
have no doctor. telephone 10 the
Wayne County Medical Society.
That organization will supply
YOU with the name of physi-
clan in your vicinity. Keep that
telephone number handy for
emergencies"
Doctor Douglas board Of health
is the first line of defense agains'
epidemic. His organization j!
struggling with the hazards of fue
overcrowding in living
quarters, food rationing.
To-day there Is great in
crease In the number OF babies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Mirrors, Wall Racks
for YourFour Walls

IF YOU'RE seeking stimulating accents
- for your walls, visit Hudson's Ninth
Floor. In the Mirror Galleries you'll see
scores of ways to brighten your rooms,
add an appearance of depth. In another
section you'll find variety of decorative
wall racks on which you can display
figurines, curios or knickknacks Some
wall racks have mirrored backs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

ton where everybody must
help"
Detroit has been proud Of It's
record in fighting tuberculosis.
Last year there were only $40
deaths per 100000 from the dis
ease.
Part of that plan includes a new
cooperation between surrounding
counties 10 unite for the common
good. A special committee headed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

here, Doctor Douglas said, many
from rural districts, the visiting
nurses are finding that scores OF
infants are without protection
from diphtheria.
The board this spring will make
a check Of stagnant waters in the
west side of the county.
Some malaria bearing mosqui-
toes have been found there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26

being born here. This makes
added difficulties I'm over
crowded homes.
But our Visiting Nurses As
ISOLATION In prepared TO give ma
ternity nursing care I'm homes
and our hospitals are opening up
more beds to maternity use.
"In some cases, neighbors can
make things easier for prOspec-
tive parents. For this IL a situa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Giles Kavanaqh
Explains Tax on
Pension Fund

A reader who signed, Sick
Teacher" presented a problem
which, sooner or later, will affect
practically all teachers in the
upper age brackets who are com.
putting their 1912 income taH
returns.
~ received 81. $50 in annuity
payments In 1912 from the De-
trOit Teachers Retirement
Fund" she wrote in a letter
submitted 10 Giles Kavanagh,
collector of internal revenue,
through The Detroit Times In
come Tax Editor.
During 81 years of teaching,
j contributed approximately ST.
600 to the fund. What part Of
1890 il considered taxable in
come?
my first annuity check for
Sll0 was paid in December of
1871 and was added 10 the salary
got In 1871.
II paid Income tax on all of
it-salary and annuit Yin
March, 1912. Please answer
through your column a. am
now an invalid"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
Patriotic Duty TO Stay Healthy
It's Your
By VERA BROWN

EDITORS NOTE This the third and last Of IN
iohch Detoifs wartme health probems)
BY BROWN
big job do in the wartanks, arpanes
But big job something which must come
first il Detroit is 70 do her allotted wartime tasks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-26
ROBERT ENGLISH

Rear Admiral English, COM
mander Of the United States
submarine fleet in the Pacific,
who is missing with nine other
naval officers and the nine
crew members aboard a navy
transport plane which van
ished while flying from Pearl
Harbor to San Francisco.