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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-09
Connecticut Doing Its
ShareSaving Gasoline
100000 Gallons Daily Being Conserved By PAIRING
Down Rations; OPA Hopes to Reach l6l 1872 Gals.

If the other states in the gasoline shortage along
the Eastern Seaboard doing well Connecticut in
saving gasoline by pairing down ratons there is better
than fighting chance that the ban against nonessentia
driving may be lifted within month According to trough
estimates calculated by State OPA rationing official the
Nutmeg State is already repossessing coupons valued at
about 1880 barrels 10000 gallons of gasoline daily by
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-09

necticut to delay this step for as long
period as is possible"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-09

Arst She told lot of things she doing guard
against any possible failure of valuable appliance
"And here all the while giving the machine all the
credit for its wonderful performance, when lot of ii
should have gono the Little Lady, friend wife, who
cells that she's giving all of her homo appliances the
they deserve-the that contributes longer
life of good service.
"Hope al You fellows are - lucky I .mr"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-09
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1.-THE LITTLE LADY HAS
TAKEN A LOT OF WORRIES
OFF MY MIND!"

I'VE were fortunate in own
ing an electric refrigerator
before tho manufacture and
sale were stopped because of
the war. We soon learned
that the one we had would
have to last us until the war
was over yes, even longer
than that!
81 kept my fingers crossed,
worrying. What would we do
If something happened! How
could we get along without
it! The Little Lady told me
TO stop worrying. She told
me that she was carrying out
a plan TO make it last for the
duration.
"She told me that from the
very day we bought it she had
used it properly in every way.
She said she defrosts it regu-
IarIy and keeps it clean inside,
as well as outside. She stores
food correctly to provide
proper circulation of air and
she never puts hot foods into
she cnols them outside
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Next Sunday. in your copy OF
The Detroit Sunday Times. be pre-
pared to find a musical treat! on
me cover page of the American
Weekly, great magazine which
comes each week with The De
troit Sunday Times. you'll be
greeted by brand new song
never before published, and Sc
lected by the Swing and sway
pand leader. Sammy Kaye. The
song will be adorned by the art
of the renowned illustrator. Rus
sell Patterson.
This cate II ing new melody,
"Babble-ec, Babble-o," is the sec
ond of a weekly series Of Song
Hits TO Be for '43." chosen for
song Stardom by Americas ace
orchestra leaders. The first song,
Marching Thru Berlin appears
an The American Weekly with this
Sundays issue of The Detroit Sun
gay Times.
Band leader Sammy Kaye. CO.
author of Remember Pearl Har-
Dor" whose introduction Of South
of the Border" Daddy" and other
popular songs took music and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Philip Murray
Due Here Jan.23

Philip Murray, national prcSi-
dent of the Go. viii appear here
January % as guest Of honor at a
banquet sponsored by the National
Go Committee for American and
Allied War Relief, and the follow
ing day at Windsor to accept the
Christian Culture Award annually
bestowed by Assumption College.
The banquet marks the success
Of the Go committee in the re-
Gently concluded War Chest drive.
Go members contributed 5000
600 with Detroit contributions
topping the nation.
Speakers, in addition to Murray,
include Haakon LIE. general sec
rotary OF the Norwegian Fedora
ton of Labor; Ernest Llu. general
secretary of the Chinese ASSocia-
ton OF Labor; Mayor Edward J.
JeffrieS Jr.. and other civic and
labor leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Second Song Hit-to-Be'
In Next Sundays Times

dance lovers by storm. predicts
that his new choice for hit honorS,
"Babble-ec. Babble-O' is headed
for sure-fire song success.
'Babble-ee, Babblc-o' is
sparkling. irresistible bal lad,
that il more than "A mere song"
says Sammy Kaye. lit is a
vision OF what America and her
allies are trying once more 10
restore on earth. \ vision Of
the free spirit of man. coursing
It's way over obstacles that re-
tard II for "A moment-but send
il forth again, stronger, more
Joyous than ever. \ vision of
happy childhood growing into
romantic love. \ vision OF
America that always has been
and always will be-"
In addition 10 the COMPLETE
WORDS and MUSIC OF this out.
standing song, IN the American
Weekly with next Sundays issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times, will
be an intimate biography of the
song sponsor. a fascinating story
nf the rise of Sammy Kaye 10 the
top of the music world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
tdRoif Space
Cuts Navy Mail

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9 UNS)
Due 10 a shortage of shipping
space on aircraft and surface YES
sells. the navy announced today
that effective January Is, there
will be a limitation on mail and
packages sent TO sailors. marines
and coast guardsmen overseas.
To insure prompt service with
out demanding increased cargo
space, the following rules were
adopted governing mail to men in
the naval service aboard,
Parcel post packages will be
accepted which weigh not more
than five pounds and measure not
more than Is inches in length and
sc inches in length and girth COM
bined; only one such parcel being
acceptable In one week.
inappropriate second a n d
third class matter such as adVcr-
Using circulars will not be for
warded to men overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Fired Chief Now
Police Inspector

Dearborn'S former police chief
EmryS r. Evans, who was frec
Thursday by Mayor Orville l.
Hubbard as one of his first official
acts as the city'S new mayor, was
.reinstated Saturday as inspector
the post he held before being APP
pointed chief year ago.
Actual firing of Evans was done
by Otto \. Hoffman. new safety
director of Dearborn. who had
been appointed only a few hours
before Evans dismissal.
Erving Nielsen, an attorney and
linotype operator, was Immediately
to replace Evans as
chief.
Public airing of "A feud between
the new mayor and Chief Evans,
IN which Prosecutor William +.
Bowling was alleged 10 have taken
Evans part, preceded the firing
Saturday Evans issued a state
mcnt through the mayors office
denying his Office had been Inter
fered' with by Mayor Hubbard
At the same time he denied TO
the mayor he ever had reported
to Bowling any remarks made by
the mayor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Single Men Isl
Asked Again in
New House Bill
Selective Service Job
May Be Taken Out of
Paul McNutt's Hands

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9 UNS).
Members of the House military
affairs committee today disclosed
that they may Tc-eXamine the
entire Selective service program.
The chairman, Rep. Andrew j.
May CD of Kentucky, said that
he favors changing the law 10 en-
sure the drafting of all single men
before married men are indicted,
and he declared thai he would sup
port Legislation to take the Selec-
tive service administration from
the War Manpower Commission.
headed by Paul V. McNutt, and
place il under the war department.
At the same time, Representa-
tive Kilday Cd OF Texas, a COM
mittee member. announced that
on Monday he would re-introduce
his bill To change the selective
service program 10 protect the
status OF married men until all
eligible single men are in the
armed services.
The Kilday bill would revamp
the Selectivc service program by
placing il on a statewide basis Inc
stead of local as al present.
Designed TO eliminate such cases
as a single man not being called
while a married man across the
street. registered at different
board. is being indicted, the meas
lure would forbid any state draft
Ing married men until the pool or
available single men had been eX-
hausted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
STHMA SPASMS
Liberal Supply Free

The development by French
chemists OF palliative formula
for helping 10 relieve the distress
and suffering caused by spasms Of
Bronchial Asthma brought such
striking resul,s that its name
.quicbly spread over Europe Now
introduced In the United States as
BelDiu This preparation contains
the same active ingredients and
aids as palliative 10 relieve gasp
ing choking and tho feeling OF
suffocation that ofteutimes accom-.
panics Bronchial Asthma. The
Montrose Sales Co. Inc. Dept. ga.
Montrosc. California. is anxious
that all sufferers from Bronchial
Asthma Spasms try this prepare.
ton They will send a liberal sup.
pii Free 10 anyone who writes
them. send tor II today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Ballet Festival
Here in Spring

Detroit will have its first music
and ballet festival here in May
when a full week of concert and
ballet programs will be presented
in Masonic Temple auditorium, ii
was announced today by the vet
eran impresaro, S. Hurok
There will be three symphony
concerts by the full complement
of the Detroit orchestra and five
performances by the Ballet Thea
ter.
A galaxy of distinguished con-
cert stars and well-known drec-
tors, among them Efrem Kurtz
will appear on the concert pro-
gram which will once again bring
our orchestra back TO the audi
torium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
eopIe
You Know
Saves Lives by Ripping
Reckless Drivers
BY WILLIAM FLEMING

Judge George Belding: 81
don't like to hand out tough
sentences. But when / get reck-
less driving cases ! give them
all ] can. You see, l figure that
by doing that, maybe l am saw
ing "A life. Maybe not today or
tomorrow. but sometime"
Judge Bedding works from a
Dearborn bench.
Pipes; Frank Bauer is one of
the few pipe makers in town. lie
has been at it for over 40 years,
making them for a number of De-
troit big-shotS. But things are
getting tough, he is running out of
material. Tuesday. he celebrates
his golden wedding anniversary.
Senate page. Roy Thomas, 13-
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T.. Thomas. has been APP
pointed a page by Senator Arthur
+. Wood. Roy is a seventh grader
at ComWllc School.
Memory Thelma Dowis, a lady
bartender. says YOU only have to
order from her once. Five years
later she viii remember what you
drink. The other night she called
II right on a man she hadn't served
m three years.
Ensign Annette Meyer, navy
nurse now in training at Great
Lakes, writes and says the life IS
fine.
"All the soldiers and sailors
salute you. II sure il fun"
Angelo Perry, left for Fort Gus
ter Friday. and not on a pleasure
trip He worked for Murray Cor
poration.
stan Rynicki is a cop with a
sense of humor The other day
Bill Hone pulled his type lice gag
on him. When Stan wiped the
ink from his face he said:
"YOu must come mp 10 the
police station some day and I'll
show YOU how my handouts
I work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Nursing Courses
To Open in II Schools

Enrolment for 12-week Red
Cross home nursing courses viii
start Monday. Z p. m, in the fol
lowing high schools:
CaSS. 242l Second boulevard
Central, 2425 Tuxedo avenue,
Cooley, 15055 Hubbcll avenue,
DENLY, 1880 Kelly road; Eastern
10 East Grand boulevard; Mae
ken2ie, 9275 Wyoming avenue:
Miller. 1922 Dubois avenue: North
western. $500 Grand River avenue;
PerShing, 1888 Ryan avenue;
Bedford, 2143l Grand River ave-
nue., and Western, 1900 Scotch
avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
E E IT ntes Man, NNeighbor-
First Meet tn Far Pacific

A SiX-foot, round-faccd naval
p h o ogra phi er was numbering
through the tropical underground
of a South Pacific base, probably
Cursing, as most photographers
do, the day ne first saw a camera.
Hey, sailor, take our pic
ture." called Ensign Ed Chase.
YES, sir" answered Roy
Bash, photographer, first class.
you look like you know how
TO handle that box" Chase COM
mented as Bash went into &C
ton.
~ ought to. sir. I worked ON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

The Detroit Times for eight
years"
"The devil you did" exclaimed
the ensign. II lived at 300 ST.
Paul avenue. Where'd you
live"
"On MaNwell--5l09 Maxwell
avenue, sir" CThe boys in the
studio are going TO LOVE those
'SiTS. -
And that, according 10 a letter
Chase sent TO his former employ
erS, the Barton Malow Company
is how two DetroiterS, living
within a few blocks of each other
had to travel half way around the
world 10 meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Wayne u. Dean
Heads Citizens
Service Corps
Defense Council Unit
TO Direct Salvage and
Neiehborhood Clubs
BY KEN HALL

Arthur Neef. dean Of the Wayne
University law school, today was
named director of the Citizens
Service Corps, a subsidiary of the
Wayne County Council of Defense
by its ch airman, Robert H.
MacRae.
This corps is a new branch of
the WCCOD designed TO lead the
campaign against inefriciency, in
and poor health. mobiliZ-
ing unpaid civilian workers. 1t is
distinct from the Citizens Defense
Corps which is the protective
branch of the service.
Included in the activities of the
Citizens Service Corps are salvage,
transportation, nutrition, recrea-
ton, consumer. health. welfare.
child care, emergency housing,
education, war savings, neighbor-
hood war clubs. victory gardens
and other war services.
Dean Neef will establish an Of
| flee in the WCCOD headquarters
i at Ill Cadillac Square and will
have charge of correlating the
efforts of his corps with that OF
the Detroit Office of Civilian De-
Tense. He has been a member OF
Wayne University'S war boarc
since its inception.
Starting Monday, registration oil
volunteers TO assist in Detroit's
Victory garden program can be
made at the OCD office. III Cad.
lilac Square. Mrs. Horace Peabody
chairman of the Victory Gardens
| Council. announced.
Registrations also are being
taken at the evening gardening
courses this week, applications &c
-Ae-H4aeie ttft-ffearcS sct1ouf
University of Michigan garden.
ing classes will start at the Rack.
ham Memorial Building Tuesday
evening and Mrs. Peabody urges
those willing TO help in the gar.
ldening project TO register, either
for this or the public school course
A 10 weeks standard Red eros,
first aid course will start a / the
ParkSide Recreation Center, 1909
Frankfort avenue, Wednesday ant
will continue for 10 weeks. each
Wednesday. The hours are from
I TO 9 p. m. a recreation in
structor, Marvel Peters. has beer
assigned. The class viii be Limited
TO 35 men or women. RegiStra
lions are taken by phone. Cal
Lenox 7645
Win the War Council will holt
a special meeting this morning a
its headquarters. 2005 Pingre'
avenue, 10 make plans for the IN
can collection Saturday, Janu
any 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Prospective Drdftee
Sues 10 Halt induction

The FBI was named Saturday
with other federal agencies IN a
suit filed in federal court i'm which
Joseph BlaSiak, 81 of II Twenty
eighth street a member of Jeho-
Vah'S Witnesses. seeks an order
restraining induction into the
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10


d etroit, has
prepared these
answers espe-
cially for the
Times.
If you have
queries e o n
corning the new
tax regulations
/ write them to
rrhe income Tax
Editor, Detroit
Times.
The questions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
CoIdwdter Girl, 10,
In Coma 432 Hours

COLDWATER. Jan. Q Donna
Lee, TO- one OF nine children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tavern SimondS.
Saturday entered her l32nd hour
Of unconSCiouSneSS in a local hos
pital. Her skull was fractured
in traffic accident here Dccem-
her %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Kavanagh to Answer
Times Readers Queries
Income Tax PuzzIers Clarified
by internal Revenue Collector

Beginning today The Detroit
Times will publish the answers TO
income tax questions submitted by
its readers.
Giles Kavanagh, United States
cnllncinr of internal reNanun At
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Interest on Contract

Q-Are the yearly payments or
a home, contracted for in 1895
tor any part of them deductiblC
this year? &C. f.. -.
A-OnIy the interest paid on
your land contract would he
deductible.
Gould YOU please provide me
with the exemptions on the farm
that can be taken from the in
come tax
\ - The bureau of internal
revenue I'm Detroit will furnish
you with form l0i0F which
gives information on farm de-
auctions.
Q-My mother. 20 years Of age
receives her chief support from
me. but does not live with me
Can / receive a credit of $3.50 foI
her support when filling my in
come tax return &c. c. S.
Ayes. YOU may receive
a credit for her support, $3.50 II
you file form 1910. and 1885 IL
you file form l0i0A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Dial Cherry 1900 TO arrange
for The Detroit Times to he
mailed to your man in the
service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
T0MAT0NE
Tablets Will Help Your
W. AR EEEOR T

Dock S5ur-Ktomsrh .-HasI- bioatrnY. r--d
indigestion due TO excess acid IN che
stomach make your war effort seem
hard? Does constipation and autointoNi-
cation keep you feeling tired all the
time7 II so. take I or Stomstone
Tablets after each meal for few days.
They neuirslizs excess acid in the story
Aeh AT ONCE. afordinE IMMEDIATE
reliei They also make the bowels move
gently and thoroug hly ~ taken over
period OF time. n you are q stomach
sufferer. don't lose time from defense
work without frat seeing what Stoms-
tone Tablets will do for you. 100 large
tablets last a month and cost only 81. so.
Trial sire, Is tablets. soc. INSIST on
Stomatone Tablets at your druggist
THIS VERY DAY.
LABORATORY PRODUCTS co.
27I e Grand Blvd. Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Relieved in 5 minutes or
double your money back

double your money back
Mhrn ryr.s stomach acid causes uainfUi. sur
fHCauug agF sour stomach and Heartburn. doctors
usually pusciIpe the fastest acting medic nrs
known fnr stup'uH.siic relief -tncdl cinss like
those ln Uel ans Tablets SO lavatvt Neli-ans
bflp.s comfort ih INV ~ double youf money
hack IN return Of bottle IA ne. &C At ell
duggistS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Plumbing Board, Too

lie would even include the IN
spection of barber and beauty
shops, copper and iron mines and
control of migratory labor in the
department. For good measure
Re would consolidate the plumbing
board with the department OF
labor.
whether such co-ordinated
department would be admins
tered by a single director or by
a commission IN immaterial," he
said. THE important thing II,
II will eliminate costly duplica-
tion, overlapping and petty bu-
reaucratic authoritarianism."
He mentioned several states. in
efHdine New York and California
which have organized labor admin
iStration in such a manner.
Gibson recommended numerous
changes in the Workmen's Com
pensation Act. including an all.
inclusive, compulsory con1pensa.
ton for all industrial injuries, Z
liberalization of benefits and &
provision for unlimited medica
care for injured workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

a dependent are not deductable.
Q-How much tax will l have
to pay on an income of $1,000 3
year &C. p.
A-The Detroit Times can
not attempt 10 compute your
tax. You will find field depu-
ties at the internal revenue bu-
reau i'm the Federal Building
who are ready tn help you.
OWN you please tell me i
premiums paid for family life in
surance are deductible. also healtl
and accident insurance..
Allie insurance premiums
are not deductible in arriving al
net income. Health and accident
premiums are taken unto consid-
Grafton I'm arriving at deductible
amount of medical expenses"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
-DePeHdents1Gest

9 May man having a com
mon law wife file his income tax
report as a married man @.
Ayes, IL he explains the
case fully I'm his return.
q My father-in-law lives with
US. He can not work and is de-
pendent upon me for his living
Can l deduct for his support
E. A. S.
Ar your father-in-law Is
physically or mentally incapa-
bic Of self-support. you will be
allowed credit for his support.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Doctor Bill Deduction

OF you have had an eNcep-
tionally large medical and hospital
bill during 1912, are you allowed
to deduct it entirely from your
income or q percentage OF II?
Mrs. ~ l.. b.
A-You may deduct that part
of Ii which exceeds ) per cent of
your net income. There II
maximum deduction Of Sl,25O
for single persons and $500 for
married persons.
Q-My wife died in November
1912. She was not insured. | paid
S211.50 for her funeral for which
| have a receipt Could ! take
this amount off my income for
1912 1912 &C. i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Authorities estimate that perhaps q0cc Of all in
various aye groups have har problems concdent with
some form OF danruii Regardless, ,om agc-5O, 20,
80, 20-you owe it TO yourself give Your hair and scalp
the attention and which it needs and deserves.
Why not do quarcr-millon other men have done
during the past 20 ycars-turn your problem to
skilled Thomas expert! He'll those unsightIy dan.
drl scales from Your scalp, and leave it tngng with
fresh, clean, healthy feeling. You'll find Thomas treatment
not only beneficial but pleasant, rcu and inyigorating.
Il viii help, too, TO alay itch caused by andru other
local eNcrement., \t.\ .\N\.#.
Come III today Tor free adv ice and consultations See what
,,, Thomas is doing for othcrs-and find for
ssSsN yourself how homas ma be able to help YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

and answers follow:
Q-I have a daughter 17i2 years
old. She worked about three
months in 1912, but is not working
now. l took none of her wages.
Can l claim her for the chlld'S
exemption M. j.
Ayes, hut you must add her
wages TO your own income.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Labor Chairman
Calls Michigan
Setup Antique
Gibson Urges Governor
70 Insist on Revamped
Laws Administration
rar. star Correspondent

LANSING, Jan 9 -Ihr ma
,huery Tor administering Michi-
cans labor laws II not only
cumbersome and overlapping, bat
Sc antique wastes both The TINE
and money of taxpayers. Chairman
Of Labor and Industry John w.
Gibson reported 10 Gov. Harry +.
Kelly Saturday.
"Our labor legislation itself
has not kept pace with the pro-
gressiVe history of our industry
and our labor" he charged. 1T
j. mired hack in the days Of
tandem bicycles. wing collars
and horseless carriages"
Gibson. d former official OF the
United Dairy Workers, was APP
pointed BY Governor Van Wagner.
He recommended that the Legisla-
ture establish a single department
ot labor. combining all the present
functions of the labor and indus
Try department. the labor media
tion board and the unemployment
CONDENSATION commission
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

A-No. Funeral expenses Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Acid Indigestion

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