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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
WITH FIFE TEAM

ButkowSki and Breckie were
with George Holmes Fife last
season. Gibson. state doubles
match game champ with Wayne
Spaulding, was a regular on Louis
Burr's- De Luxe. Class A Detroit
Times Sweepstakes winner. Glib
son also finished the season with
Fife when Omar Herppich was
injured in an automobile, accident.
In Butkowski. f. & b. has ac-
quired one of the most promising
youngsters to hit the top flight in
years He rolled for Bryant be-
fore he switched TO Fife last sea-
SON. Gibson. formerly of Grand
Rapids. proved his mettle both
with De Luxe and Fife and needs
only little more polish.
II will be return 10 the F. e.
B. banner for Breckle, who was
star when this writer was in
knee pants. He shot for Holmes
when the latter had f. e. B. two
years ago and was a member of
the team when IL won the Times
Classic in 1889, the only sea-
son Stroh wasn't on top the last
eight.
Bujack played an important
role when +. & B. tipped 1858.
highest single game rolled in this
state the past campaign 1t was
also second highest in the nation
TO the 1886 of the Marcal Prod
ucts of Passiac, N. J. Buiack won
the all-eventS with 1900 had
around 1877 average in the Classic
and 2ll in the Greater Detroit,
second only TO Norris PIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
HAGEN, GENE MOVED UP

Palrings have heen altered
slightly for tomorrow'S four-ball
matches 10 give the renewal Of
the Sarazen-Hagen feud the spot
IT deserved, right up at the top
Of the list.
Hagen will pair with Harbert
and Sdrazcn with Wood in the
No ! battle. Hagen Will drop out
of the singles 10 make room for
Bobby Cruickshank. the wee Scot
who wishes he were 40 years
younger because then Id show
these young upstairs a thing or
two.
Al Watrous and Cruickshank
will be opponents Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Scratches

BY United Press
DETROIT
Track. good.
Fourth Race Bin Bin
Substitute race is declared 81
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track fast.
First Race EdahAste
Second Race-Memphs Lass Ardnsn,
sun Nimbus
Third Race-Loustel ValdinR Valona
Fourth Race Rough Man
Firm Race Rex
Seventh Race Winged Pharoah Veris
Butcher Boy. Naval Reserve. Herods
Plate. Orcades. Epay
Eighth Race--Bored
WASHINGTON PARK
Track T0of
First Race-Chancy. Ny Boy
Second Race & Curtss Chanting
Kings Glory, Owasse, FBing Double
Rapport
Third Racc-Greville, Anthology Black
Kerry. Whiscendent
Fourth Race Might step Pat Nor
vich opera star David e Jf. Sharp
shell Maurice X
Eighth Race Connie Ann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
REPEAT CHICAGO PLAYoFF

The pairing Of jug McSpaden
and Buck White gives Detroit an
encore tf- recent ptayoff for
The All-American championship in
Chicago, which McSpaden won
with birdie on the last hole
Big Willie Goggin. whom Hagen
VIII send against Byron Nelson,
the old reliable from Toledo. IN
Sundays No 2 match. has been
around for a long time and proved
IN the recent Chicago tournament
he Stlll is on his sticks.
A lot Of interest will center in
the Sunday clash between Sarazen
and Little II will be a repeat 81
the 1910 National open playoft
IN Cleveland which Little won.
Sarazcn who appears 10 have
heightened ms back swing slightly,
has been playing we'll and IL
eager 10 come through with his,
first triumph in this four-year,
old series which he helped 10
organize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
LAST FOR HaRBrRT

The long driving Harbert. who
VIII leave 10 start his second
course N the army air corps ina
medlately following these matches.
was rated the chief hope OF
Hagen'S squad from the start.
Demaret was picked TO oppose
the Battle Creek star. among
other reasons. because of the SUBJ
par rounds the Plum Hollow pro
has been Keeling off Of late.
Demaret and Harbert are CO.
holders OF the Plum Hollow record
with COS. Their battle, promises
TO rival Chicks stirring affair
with Ben Hogan a year ago.
I'hC Plum Hollow star had
So yesterday which was surpassed
only by the 90 Of Sgt. Ghezzl,
Who definitely IS on his game and
promises 10 be a factor in the
two-day battle.
Although he was playing the
course for the first time. Sgt.
Ghezzl has six brides and II pars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
DUTKo UNDERRATED

Dutko. 10 our mind. is the most
moderated spiller in the city. For
the past eight years he has car
ried 200 average in the Classic
and last season his 206 beat out
Fred Wolf of Stroh for top aver
age in the Chrysler Interplant,
fastest industrial circuit in town.
Based on last seasons aver
ages, r. & BIS new team has
possibilities of l0ll in the Times
Classic and 1894 in the Greater
Detroit That's how good the
team appears on paper
Shifting Of ButkowSki. Preckle
ard Gibson and the departure Of
Holmes has left Fife hard pressed
for boWlcrS. Holmes is reported
working in PhIIly and has re-
Quc-tod hiS franchise bc given TO
Lyle Fife sponsor Charley 10
tar>ki of NIncralIcs is rounding
up a now Fife team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

and Therman Gibson 10 replace
Archie Jankowski, Al Kopitzki
and himself. the F. & b. captain
figuring on being sixth man. With
Fred Bujack and Steve Dutko as
followers, oldtimers are ready
to concede +. & r, not only will
make a strong title bid in the
Classic but the Greater Detroit
as well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Adams Returns
Today, Still as
Leading Rider
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

Jockey Johnny Adams. having
spotted his fellow riders a Today
suspension. comes back to the
saddle today at the track still
leading the race for u. s. riding
honorS and the ecord-breaking
Detroit meeting.
Refreshed by the vacation, most
Of which he spent fishing and
lust laying around" Adams is
expected to start booting those
winners down today.
With 135 for the year. the o.
year-old riding veteran from lola,
Kan. still is % ahead of Lyle
Whiting for the national cham
pionship. Whiting is riding at
Chicago for the stable of John w.
MarSch.
EDGE OVER PAT
Johnny still has an edge of u
winners on Patterson Milligan
here, 78 against sc.
Milligan has been going 10 town
since Adams suspension. but Pat
was very active in the campaign
which resulted in the stewards
cutting Adams suspension from
p 10 10 days.
Adams has made his peace with
the stewards, who set him down
because he played hockey by
riding Amber Light in Chicago
instead of staying here. There is
no bitterness.
Pat rode three winners yester-
day to pick up his fourth bonus
from the track management while
Johnny was idle.
SCORES ON THREE
He scored with Mrs. Edward
McCuan's BombereSs at the odds
on price of $3.50 in the second,
brought the Brown Hotel Stables
Quick Stitch up 10 a deadheat in
the last Jump Of the third race
with Harlem Ann for an $500
mutuel, then hustled War Wise to
nose victory over Sallymar at
9 TO 5 in the seventh
He also had two seconds and
third for the seven mounts.
Both Milligan and Adams viii
have live ones under them today.
Johnny is 10 ride the Royal Palm
Stables Cecil in the sixth; Arrive
on Time in the seventh and BUNS
Rush in the eighth, for certain,
and the last two are sure 10 get
plenty of play.
Milllgan'S mounts will include
Bold Bob Air Beauty, Sun Risk
and Tower Lass.
1t looks like Adams has the
edge on mounts and Will he
favored to start pulling away
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
GROVE TO HURL

Dykes will send his brilliant
young Highlander, Orval Grove,
against Paul Dizzy Trout today.
Grove has won 10 games and lost
one. Trout has also bagged 10, but
his losses are nine.
While not cheering over the
Tigers Inflated eastern road trip,
Steve O'Neill is bearing up well.
81 think we will get going
again at home" ONeill declared
optimistically There were sew
eral games on the road we could
have won just as easily rs we
lost them. but things didn't
break quite right for us.
Eve got good pitching, except
In couple of spots. and fair
hitting. We hit the ball hard,
hut the hits didn't come at the
right time"
Tommy Bridges probably will
pitch Saturday with Harold New
houser and Virgil Trucks available
for Sundays twin bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
White Sox, New
On Speed, Hits,
Tiger Foe Today
nv LEO MACDONELL

What put the White Sox up
there
Jimmy Dykes inspired base
balerS were alternating in third
place. one game behind the Sena-
tors and two in front of the
Tigers as they girded 20 give
battle to Steve ONeiIfs men at
Briggs Stadium today IN the first
Of four-Eame series.
Four games are listed, singles
to-day and Saturday and a double-
header Sunday
on yes, what put the White
SoX up there
Well, if looks like il was a new
found batting punch combined
with speed The White SoX are
here for their first visit since June
with a pair of veterans cutting
high inks Luke Appllng. cur
rently topping the league in bat
ting and Wally Moses, base
stealing leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
MOSES SURPRISES

Moses achievement Of 33 theftS
some weeks back was thought
highly improbable for any base
runner in the league outside Of
the fleet George Case of Wash
ington
But Moses is not the only White
SoX running his fool nogGin off
The capable Mr. Dykes has the
whole team thinking they are Ty
CobbS, OrriS Tucker pilfered more
than 20 in addition to stealing hits
in the outficld
When it comes 10 hitting,
Appling has no monopoly on the
art Ralph Hodgin, a recruit. is
clubbing the pill around .340 and
before he was hurt a week ago,
Guy Outright was hitting wick
eddy. Outright rejoined the Sox
here and will be in left field today
with IIOdCin back on third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGTE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAY RESULTS
no games scheduled
TODAN'S GAMES
chicago ~ DETROIT
Wilmington AZ BOSTON -.-as.
~ LCus AZ Cleveland. ntEn'
New York ~ Philadelphia uiEht.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
NATIONAL LEAGTE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS INSULTS
Cincinnati Chicago
TOnAN'S CAMS
Cincinnati al Chicago.
phuadelpha o. New York
Boston AZ Brooklyn. twilight
Pittsburgh al 81. Louis. nigh'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Oh am not able to meet my
1912 income tax bill because 1 am
not working and have been un-
employed for a period Of about
seven months. My prospects of a
job are very remote, because 1 do
not have my second citizenship
papers. Kindly advise me what
10 do.-I. X.
A--You must file the return
whether you pay the tax or not.
On the tax you will be con-
tacted later. But since you ask
why not go out and get job.
There are hundreds available
even for those without second
papers.
Q-Is interest on car payments
deductible Pr. S.
A--No.
r. r. W.:-Sorry, but the in
formation yOn give Is INSULT
cient. Go TO Room 259, Federal
Building.
HIS STATUS TOLD
O. am a married man with
two children. My wife and children
reside in Italy. ] sent 5000 last
year through the Red Cross. What
is my status ?-J. N.
A-You are considered a single
man since your wife resides In
Italy. III you can prove to the
revenue agents that the $500
was the chief support Of your
children, you may claim them as
dependents. However. IL Is inn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
What Gillian Can Do For You

Gillian is taken shortly before
meals Thus ii mixes with food at
once, helping 10 eliminate the poi
sons that foster stomach trouble,
and aiding the liver and bowels TO
their proper functions. Gillian will
assist in bringing out gases and
impurities Frequently with the
first dose) which often cause days
OF misery with headaches, dizzi-
ness and tired feeling. It is i'm
portant TO note that Gillian will
cleanse your bowels gradually -
not drastically or severely as they
were never cleansed before.
Gillian has beneficial effect on
the entire system. IL will make
your stomach, liver, kidneys, and
bowels more active, and aid in
building you up in general.
And - Gillian is inexpensive. It
costs you only a few cents a day.
Surely that is small investment
for vigorous, glowing health
A special Gillian representative.
known as the GILLIAN Man, Is
now Mt Cunningham's Drug Stores
at 1l24 Griswold ST., and 1865
Woodward Ave-, Detroit. Here he
Is meeting crowds OF interested
men and women daily and In
Producing and explaining the re-
markable healthfuI properties Of
the "nsturally-made" Gillian Com
pound. Gillian Is recommended and
sold by all Cunningham's Drug
Stores. Help yourself 10 health.
Start today by buying a bottle OF
Gillian. One bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
~ Felt Miserable"

II had stomach trouble, constipa-
ton, and indigestion for 20 years.
After eating, would get awful
gas pains. also had dizzy spells,
torturing headaches, and sharp
rheumatic pains in my side and
back. / just felt miserable all the
time, and was so weak could hard
ly do my housework. After taking
Gillian. these ailments have been
wonderfully relieved. My bowels
are regular. can digest my food,
and am no longer troubled with the
dizzy spells and other miseries. /
feel like a different person, with
lots Of pep and energy--thanks to
Gillian"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Don't give up hope Of relief no
matter how long you have suf-
fercd" In these words, one might
sum up the whole gist of what this
grateful Detroit woman has 10 say
about the remarkable natural
medicine. Gillian. For 20 long years,
Mrs. Carman lived a life OF misery
from various Ills due to faulty elm
ination. Then, like so many, many
others, she found glorious relief in
Gillian. Read what she says:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

men. The allowance OF cost for
transportation of an officers
family on change of station Is
taxable income.
To Mrs. Il. Cd. and J. G. B.:
For the time being. IL would
be best to let the matter stand
rs IL Is. You probably will be
informed OF changes later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

M ONTO o merry WARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

tax filing date--and you can take
cur word for IL.
EXTENSION Is OUT
The bigwigs OF Washington can
still wave the magic wand and
bring about any miracle from the
Ruml plan TO general cancellation.
but TO obtain an extension in
filing time you simply must sud
Genly contract pneumonia, malaria
and all their cousins.
It's about that tough-unless. OF
course, your present occupation
happens TO be fighting Uncle
Sans war.
The date is still Monday. March
Is. The time: No later than mid
night.
Questions and answers today:
Q-Are dog license fees. safety
deposit box fees and war bonds
deductible items:
A--Dog licenses are not de-
ductable; they are considered a
personal expense. A safety de-
posit box In deductible since
there is federal tax on IL.
War bonds, of course, are not
deductible; I'm fact, you must pay
tax on the interest, which Is
considered an earning.
No DEDUCTION HERE
Q-I have a &C" gasoline ration
book because ] use my car Tor
transportation TO work--in a war
plant. Does this place my car IN
the essential category, entitled
10 the deductions allowed on a
business car?
A-Labeling an automobile
with "A 'B" or "C' stamp still
does not place IL In the class OF
n business or trade car-because
ID IL still used only for trans
portation 10 and from work and
il not actually used in tho
transaction OF the business or
trade. The car-owner therefore
IL NOT entitled to any deduc-
lions other than those granted
for a pleasure car.
vi. L.--oniy the expense OF
interest and taxes may be de-
Quoted in your case.
&. q. D.-You should add the
allowance for the apartment I'm
IA income.
&. J.-Your son cannot get
"A deferment because he u still
"A civilian and not actually In
tho armed forces.
Q-1 am divorced man and
have the custody of my two boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

juices of IL of Natures finest
health giving herbs, roots, and
barks-no harsh chemicals. These
helpful natural juices have brought
through the ages. If you are now
suffering the torments of bloating
gas, constipation. sleepless nights,
and other disorders, due TO faulty
elimination, you owe 1t to yourself to
try this famous ma tural" medicine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

II you're one of the belated in
come tax payers who fell hook.
line and sinler for that report
about an impending general au-
thorization OF extension in filing
time, you'd better reconsideration
your own good.
At the present, misleading dis
patches Notwithstanding, there has
been no official change i'm income
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
Dea't Suffer -. Give Famous
Gillian a Trial!

Gillian is called a natural" med
ieine, because II is made from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11
so WEAK
She COULD HARDLY DO
hOUSEW0RK I'm MISERY
FROM RHEUMATIC PAIN

Mrs. May Carman, Of 2237
23d Street, Detroit, Michi-
gan, Says She Suffered For
70 Years-Had Gas Pains
After Eating, Also Tortur-
ing Headaches and Dizzy
Spells Praises Gillian,
Amazing Natural" Medi-
cine, For Bringing Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Several days ago 1 had my income
tax made out and / was only en-
titled to one deduction Of $3.50 for
the elder boy whose age is IL. Am
/ not entitled TO a deduction for
the younger one?-F. +
A--No. You are entitled 10
$1,000 personal exemption this
includes tho first dependency.
Then you are allowed $3.50 for
the second dependent IL you are
his chief support.
j. Il. P.-The Times cannot
compute your tax. However,
husband cannot file on Form
1910 A. He must file ON Form
1910, computing the profit or
loss on his business I'm SCHEDULE
III. Consequently, his wife must
file on Form 1910.
Owe were told by a solicitor
for blood donations for the Red
Cross that SIS was deductible for
each pint donated. Is this true?-
S. M. S.
A-No.
ENTITLED TO $500 CREDIT
q. B.-You are entitled to an
earned income credit of $500.
X. j. H.-Refer to last Sun
days Detroit Times, which car
ried a comprehensive explation
OF many deductions.
w. III. C.--No doubt the
audit section of the revenue de-
partment will notify you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

Il. j. and Il. L.-GOvernment
allowance for Officers uniforms
Is not taxable. However, addi-
tional cost Of uniforms Is not
deductibIe. Commissioned off
GERS cannot take advantage of
the special allowance 10 enlisted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-11

possible that $500 would be the
chief support of two children.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-07-09
THE -
CHERRY TREE
Where with eur Little Hatchet we tell
} the truth about many things. Sometimes
profoundly. Sometimes Hippantly. ssme-
times recklessly.

Great discussion is being built
around the respective merits of
American precision daylight bombing
and British nighttime area bombing
1t recalls a similar dispute over tao
tics in American labor history.
The Americans go over in broad
daylight and seek to drop their bombs
on the vitals of enemy industry.
1t is pointed out that they do not
merely seek to hit a factory They aim
at vital spot in that factory which, if
hit, will put the whole works out of
business.
The British encompass an area,
laying waste all within the boundaries
thereof.
That takes a lot of bombs, the
Americans point out.
One bomb, for instance, will put a
power plant out of business, or bust
up the cracking plant of a refinery.
Back in the dim past of American
labor industry, oh, say 25 or 80 years
ago, when the |. w. W. had a modicum
of strength, it was the contention of
many of the l. w. w. or Wobbly,
leaders, that it was senseless to take
all the employees of a plant out on
strike and off the payroll.
Those leaders used to contend that
the thing to do was to pull out the
one or two or half dozen men whose
absence would shut off the power, or
in some other manner compel stop
page, leaving the mass of workers
drawing their pay.
The idea was to run up the costs to
the boss as high as possible and to re-
lieve workers costs as much as pos
sible.
Since the l. w. w. form of organi-
zation was zone big union," with
everyone in the one organization, it
was held that such strategy could be
followed, without loss of discipline
and with great glee to the payroll
benefciaries who would just stick
around and draw their wages without
any work whatever, until the strike
should be won.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-07-09
HOW TO DO 1T

When Samuel W. Rolph, vice-presi-
dent of the Electric Storage Battery
Company of Philadelphia appeared
before the War Labor Board for a
hearing on wage increases for the
company"s 5000 employees, he re-
versed the usual procedure by taking
the mems side. "The company officers
feel that the employees have money
coming to them and wonder why they
have not received it," Rolph said
He added that he had enjoyed labor
negotiations and that the workers
needed relief. Such policy will win
and hold friends, and will pay any
company good dividends in the long
run.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-07-09
MORE KILLED IN TRAFFIC
THAN IN WAR

U. S. war dead since Pearl Harbor
-15, ,132. Traffic deaths in the same
period 10000.
The National Safety Council draws
that comparison to show that the ma
tons traffic accident problem is fa1
from licked, despite wartime restric-
tions.
Traffic deaths are still piling up at
a clip that leads the Council to pre-
dict that the 1943 toll will approx
mate 24,00O And while this will be
40 percent less than in 1941, it is
only Is percent below the 1912 toll of
28,200.
In addition to the war dead, the
government lists 1860 as wounded
and 33,697 as missing total of TO-
$50, exclusive of prisoners of war.
In addition to the traffic dead, the
council lists 100000 injured, 100000
of them permanently disabled
OF the traffic dead, 22,500 were
workers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-07-09

Nearly everything except card
games seems to end at a reasonable
hour.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-07-09
LABOR A NEW POWER

The war has put labor out in front
in new way Not only does the nation
look to labor to produce the arms,
ships and tanks for victory, but in
community welfare, in bond drives, in
government agencies, labor is rend-
ering an indispensable service in the
life of the nation.
In working out such program the
Moral Re-Armament workers in war
production centers throughout the
country show every union man how he
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1943-07-09

Issued Weekly at s2s Market Street
Telephone 1896 Hamilton, Ohio