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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Mr. Robert Neasey is on the sick
list II this writing.
Don't forget the Christmas en-.
tcltainment will be held Dec. 2Sth
Old kriNS is expecting TO be present
again
MI. and Mrs William prettvman
and Mn and Mrs Lloyd Davidson
and little daughter. Nancy Lee
~penr the first of the past week in
Philadelphia
There will be six o'clock Nmas
service IN the church NmaS Day
morning. MI are invited to attend
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Russell
nave returned home after spending
TWO weeks i'll Florida and other
places South.
Mr. Paul Baker and family and
VIZ. ana Mrs. Russell Donovan OF
near Milton We're Sunday dinner
guests OF Alr. and Mrs. Bate Baker.
Service Sunday as usual. Sunday
school AT 10. Albert Davidson. SUM
PREACHING al II. by Reverend R0y
Jones. You should attend these
services.
Buy Victory Bonds. Hold Victory
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Moore and
Miss Margaret Schroeder of Will
mington visited Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Schroeder on Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Dickerson of Will
mlngton was the Sunday guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Holson.
Mrs. Fred Lynch was recent
guest OF her mother. Mrs. ". r.
McGee.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
WARWICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Burton
were Georgetown visitors on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Flossie Schroeder and
daughter Kathleen spent the week
end in Wilmington.
Miss Marian Burton spent the
Weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. d. Burton.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
'Continued from First Pegel
AnectS 231 900 In NAVY

Inc Navy program Will atfcc,
% l'oOo more persons between now
and February ,. Critical scores in
the Navy drop january to 26 for
enlisted men and 43 for officers. ~
. for enlisted WAVES and % fol,
WAVE officers These ar. on.-
point reductions from the nrosnn,
scores
Further one-pOint reductions po
into effect January Is and F.h,n-
airy for most enlisted mon and
for WAVE personnel on February
The Nays schedule calls for re-
lease by February OF half the . =
100000 subject to decentralization
and by April OF two-thirds. One
third are out now.
In the Army the length of ser
vice required after December n
1Or separation of enlisted men will
be reduced from 4A 10 ~ months
ana from 81 to As months for male
officers except Medical Department
officers
WAC Service Counted
Length OF scrvic" will be com
puted for the first time in the case
OF WAC personnel. although the
critical score will not be rpducnd
Enlisted WAC'S will be eligible if
they have had two years and six
months Of honorable service. ana
WAC officers after three years and
three months.
Length OF service includes total
active commissioned and enlisted
duty since September l6. 1910. The
adjusted service rating point score
is computed as of last September ,
The age Criteria for all Army
medical and dental officers. except
plastic surgeons. will he reduced
from IS to - years
The Army said il would continue
to discharge personnel in this
country who ar, no longer needed
and who do not qualify for over
seas duty. even though they lack
sufficient points or service
Medical Score TO Be Cut
For Dental and Veterinary Corps
officers and all medical officers eX-
cept certain specialists the Army
critical score Will be reduced from
20 10 90 points. The factors for re-
lease Of Sanitary Corps officers,
Medical Administrative Corps Off
GERS, nurses, Physiotherapists. and
lietitians remains unchanged
WAC enlisted and officer person
mel married to discharged veterans
OF World War III may be released
ON their own application, regard
less of when they enlisted. Other
married WAC personnel who en-
listed before last May - also will
be released on application irre-
spcctive Of their marriage dates.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

Don't rebuke anybody publicly
not even a husband.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
1945 WAGES UNAFFECTED

The reduced taxes have nothing
10 do with 1915 income.
For 1915 income. every civilian
who received $500 or more in l945
must file a return before midnight
OF March ID, 1916 That includes
persons who do not owe any tax
for 1915 and also those who pay
up their tax IN full during l945
The government requires en-
ployers TO give employees on or be-
fLre Jan. 81 withholding receipts
form Wa for 1945. These re-
ceipts list gross pay and tax with
held.
The receipt is an "eXtra-sirlpli-
field return. so il will pay most
taxpayers not to lose or mislay it..
If 1915 wages exceed $1,000 or
moro. or il income other than
wages exceed S100. you must use
the long Form l040-or if you
claim deductions (taXes. interest,
large medical expenses, etC)
amounting 10 more than 10 per
cent of your income.
INCOME OVER $4,000
You may use the short Form 10i0
for income which was less than
5000. regardless of source. II
return is on the short form or or
a Withholding receipt, the tax is
figured from a table which auto
matIcally allows about 10 per
cent OF the total income for deduC-
tons Taxpayers with allowable
deductions amounting 10 more
than 10 per cent can save money
using the long Form l040
Veterans of the L. s. military
and naval forces below commits
stoned officers have no tax habil-
ity for service pay. They do not
even file on service pay
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
Reduced Taxes
Effective Jan. |

WASHINGTON. Dec Is cAP)
Wage carners soon will get
then FIRST sweet taste OF new
luNer- income lakes.
Cuts apply 10 1916 income and
go INTO effect Jan /. That means
smaller amounts viii be withheld
from pay. About l2.00000O low
income persons Will pay no tax on
1916 income
The remaining 35O00,000 will
carry lighter load. The tax cut
amount, 90 81 per cent Tor a mar
ued man with Two dependent chill
drcn and am income OF $500 II
hc has four dependent children
and an income of 81 $50, the saw
ing rs - per cent.
SAMPLES OF TAN Cuts
Take a man with a wife. two
dependents and SIS weekly wage
The withholding will be 80 cents
compared with Sl.40 in l945. For
man with four children and 500
q week the Withholding will be
20 cents compared with Slo0. A
single person with no dependents
and So week the Withholding
will be- $3.50 compared with S3 10
The tax withheld depends upon
the exemptions as well as the
WAGES earned \ taxpayer gets an
exemption of $500 each for HIM
self. his wife and his dependents.
These are included in the govern
mcnt tax table used IN finding the
Withholding
Exemptions change when a tax
-paNcr- -marrieS, when child Is
born, when a divorce occurs, when
some one for whom the taxpayer
has claimed an exemption dies, or
when the taxpayer begins or stops
supporting a dependent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

31\Cpc. silver plated
over steel cutlery SCI.
Only .....-.. Ss.sS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

roomY cooke iGrs in
q bedutiul selection
O. colors Sl.49
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

bridge set So" table
cover with 4 napkins
10 natch S2.s8
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

large hussock II q.
ameter In your choice
OF colors. S4.95
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

delightful sGl' ard pep
per shaker set z white
metal birds o.. Sl.s8
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

boulder chair In color.
tul c hintz covers.
Spring seat 90. S7.9S
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16
For BOYS

Ziyps-
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hllrEf
Prep e'Acss
Rsfnr1ats
and Hals o..
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

worm winter mi'iens.
! hey ccCe IN many
gay patterns H,SS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Indiana Couple On
Quaker Board

PHILADELPHIA - (ANPl -
Atty. Henry J. Richardson and his
wife. Mrs. Roselyn V. Richardson,
have been selected for member
ship on the executive committee
OF the Planning OF the North
Central Institute OF international
Relationship which held its an
nual meeting July 2-lO at Antioch
college. yellow Springs o. Attor-
ney Richardson, one Of Indiana's
leading lawyers. Is former men,
Der Of that states legislature. The
institute is sponsored by the Amer
lean Frieds Service Comm. here
and at Antioch college.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
GREAT BARITONE THRILLS 1000

Is Godounoff" and tho "silenf
Room. by Monssorgsky. suns
with the full flavor and nuance
50 much identified with Russian
mnsic. These were followed ly
two shskesperean songs. TAX
O Take Those LIPS Away" and
III was a Lover and His Lass
Mr. Robson closed wonder
mi evening OF music With coolies
% encores generously given Ia
two ~ these Mr. Brown tssayed
the role OF second voice in CON
sequence these two gifted artists
received tremendous appladse
from the delighted audience
An enjoyable phaso o. the pro-
nam was contributed hy Mr.
SthatPamer. YOUNG and talent
cd pianist This affahle anc ac-
,omrlished ARTIST helped 70 round
our an exceptional evening o. en-
teftdnneni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

Jennie Patterson. Miss Josephine
Easley, Mrs. Jessie McCariy, en-
tertainment chairman; Mrs. G..
NJ Monroe, secretary, Mrs. X. W.
Ware. sponsor
Turkey and all the fixings Viii
be served at The dinner You may
secure your dinner tickets front
airy OF the persons named above.
Only a few reservations are left
We had accommodations for only
fifty or sixty persons. Come and
enjoy real treat. The affair 10
given for tn purpose OF making
Christmas happy for our local
Tribute newsboys.
Daughter Elks
The Charlotte Ray Temple OF
daughters OF Elks Of Saginaw,
had their first anniversary cele-
bration recently. the first during
their eighteen years Of existence.
There we're several social az
fairs prior TO the final celebra-
tion. Mrs Annie Belle Boozer'
the daughter ruler. had silver
tea, and later in cooperation
with Mrs. Helen Scott. she en-
tertained at the Elks' Rest. Sew
eral other daughter Elks gave
lovely entertainments
Saturday night there was a
breakfast dance, with Byrd and
hi. orchestra providing music Il
was we'll attended snd enjoyable
The elimaxing affair was held
Sunday vt Tabernacle church
Mrs. Leila Williams. financial
secretary. read the welcome ad-
Dress. Mrs Silyclla Gil gave
the history OF the Daughters OF
Elks and = sxctch OF Mrs. Emma
" Kelley. the founder She also
smoke Of the birth Of :he Char
lo.te Raw temple No. $40. Rev.
p. G. Jones delivered fine ad-
dress based on charity. justice
and fratcrnal love. the basis OF
Elkdom. Other features included
reading on Words by the
Dau shter Ruler. William Chase.
exalted ruler, introduced the can
die light ceremonS. with a talk
or Candles. the Light OF Know
isdFe And Education. II was
Beautiful ceremony. with a back
ground Of soft music played by
the chorus OF Mrs Hcrline Maxey
The csndle OF knowledge was
lighted by Mr.. Chase and the Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Career Soldier Signs Up for Another
Hitch, Served Under Macarthur

FORT CUSTER. Mich Master
Sergeant Eoh Thomas. veteran Of
over 80 consecutive years service
IN the regular army raised his
right hand Saturday morning at
the Percy Iores Hospital ccrter
recruiting office and was sworn
in For his last hitch ~ three
years In me medical derarli ent
% the regular army BRIG Gen.
joseph r. Eas,i0n center roln-
mander announoed today
AZ rr@seii attached 70 NE Sre-
cial service office in'chasee or a
service club AZ Tho Conyalescent
hosn'tal sgt Thomas enlisted in
the srmv APRIL - 1919, and has
beer in over since
This win he mv lati cruH-
merit IN 'he army scT Thomas
said SATURDAY. after those three
wears ure over ln COINS Lack
To my home IN West Point \
ave 'ake u 100 Offered no q, the
N'w Nolk smie nrnfment on
Ssnlai
Soy +" eas fla W iAcmss
~ ~ ien y $50 mo
aNf ~ Voc mar Nrr vhitb
q so'dlsr msv reiNs ~ tnrce.
pmriers ~ his base nsr plus
50 percent 'or loneeyi'
sr' Thomas vrs commissioned
50 infantry officer in October
'n' ava ssf' ed as capt m he Tho
'-rd alNisior IN the llosse- Arr
gerue snd - Mise. cl1 pal.rs
dp'ne 'Ne firs' "ofid War .,r.
or his refarn 70 ieo inr.l states
W. ''ifed 70 grade of f.rsf SCR.
'eali
From le.7 u iot' ho .cr "a ss
s'aN' 20 - piofessor ~ mill
ftrr nvrieus and sanitation a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Nv FRED MARr WILLIAMS

A near-capacity house snthusi-
astically welcomed back to De-
troll sunday niaht the incom-
parable Paul nobeson, and Mr.
Robeson's perfect accompanist,
Lawrence Brown.
The worlds II eatest baritone
WIS in excellent voice. and he
arose to the occasion with that
supreme excellency % execution
and UNDERSTANDING characteristic
of Nr, Roheson.
When he opened the program,
with two beautifully sung old
English songs "Ovcr The Noun
tain and "whfn Dull Gaze.
the audience seemed loa,heo 10
have Rcbpson cease. The latter
song vas especially enhancing.
so tendcrlv and effectively did he
interpret e.
There were eNcerpts from "Ror-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

nans them 10 dry upsids down
fastening the eIothsspins carefully
At the side seams.
"aS'Liks Produe, Saves Tim.
There's time saving slsmen,
N ADDING the vsxli product n
me starch, 100 Tor YOU can ,ron
the shirts before they are rom.
pletely dry instead Of waiting -
dry them thoroughly and then
sprinkling them
There Is q prescribed routlne IN
follow that eliminates extra worry
ana makes for better appearance
when you iron shirts First Of All
tackle ihe wrong side OF The yoks
and collar Then iron the rirht
side OF each Next iron the eurs
sleeves and back on the right side
Then iron the wrong side Of each
front along the closing edge. and
then the right side. Iron along
both sides Of the row OF buttons
using the point Of the iron gently
around each button. Then give a
hnal touching up 10 any portions
that seem TO need Il and fold tins
collar.
How 10 Fold shirt
II there 10 enough closet space.
you can save time and avoid
wrinklrg by hanging each shirt on
coat hanger and fastening the
TOP button Rut II your particular
male Is nostslgic for ,he laundry
method OF folding here's an easy
way TO copy the professional pro.
cednre. Hang the ironed shirts on
coat hangers until completely dry.
Then place the shirt. front side up,
on n fiat surface. Button the top.
middle and bottom buttons. Place
the front side down and fold each
side OF the shirt over length wise
lhgure ] for about one-fourth OF
the width. with the sleeves over.
tapping Figure . Fold the tail
Of the shirt up 10 . inches
Figure g. Then fold the lower
part MP 10 the collar and pin 10
the shoulder yoke at both upper
corners Figure 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
SAGINAW FLASHES

ficers OF Charlotte Ray temple
and Us auxiliary organization
lighted csndles symbolizing the
ideals for which each organiza-
ton smndF. Then. the members
OF the Little Princes Juvenile
class licnted their candles They
we're followed In turn by mem
hers Of Charlotte Fay temple. the
Epicurean lodge and the friends
and chorus Rev Mr.. Jones light
ed the last candle, because Elk
dom Is built on religion.
After the ceremony, prizes were
awarded. Mrs. Ella Johnson re
ceived prize for raising the
largest rum of money, while Mrs.
Leila willioms received onc for
securing the greatest numb,r ~
advertisement for the anniversary
booklet. Airs. Masey and her cho-
rus rendered several lovely num-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
By BErrY hARcLAx

You'll nnd It's comparatively
easy 10 win grateful applause from
the man In your life when you
lsundsr his shirts II you copy a
few expert tricks.
FIRST OF all. rub thick suds on
soiled collars and cuffs with a soft
brush. Whether you use tub or
washer. you'll be sure OF a
rreamlined laundering Job II you
use enough soap 10 make a two
inch suds that will stand MP
throughout the washing. and dis.
solve bluinE fakes directly In the
suds BY bluing automatically as
you wash. you make sure not only
that shirts emerge cleaning white
and color.bright but you insure
against the danger Of bluing
streaks.
Add BIuIrs Flakes with Soap
wash the white shirts nrst and
then use the same water for the
striped and colored ones. By
bluing right In the suds you can
earn an extra time dividend, too.
because you eliminate the need for
4 special bluing Job. Follow up
the washing with the two clear
water rinses demanded by good
laundering rules. Use lukewarm
water for the nrst rinse. The
second rinse may be lukewarm or
cooler.
You can do q lot by proper
handling 10 keep shirt buttons
from popping on. To begin with.
issten them securely before laun.
dering n they are loose. Then
fold them In when putting shirts
through the wringer. And take
special care when ironing the shirt
fronts not to strain the buttons.
Your iron won't stick and your
shirts will CLEAN with satiny
imoothness II you dissolve a quar-
ter cake Of . specially prepared
vsr.like product In each quart OF
starch. When you wiring the shirts
out Of the starch shake them we'll
70 prevent excessive wrinkling and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
ny MRS. ROSE WISE WARE
Tribune R0ys' Dinner

i''"'he bpyS ninncr
onr dinner party for grown
uss. to ne given al Motion Ter
rnce IN Sunday December IL.
fiom . TO ? pm. viii be super
vised and conducted by several
OF Sasinsws leading men and
women. First OF all. We wish TO
mention Mr. and Mrs. William 7.
Wilson. Who have gracicusly
thrown open the douls OF Motion
Terrace for this occasion. accord
ing TO reports from tickets sold
20 date
Tie members Of the committee
include the following patrons.
Mrs. a. 4 clayton Mrs John
kemper Mrs D. sutton. Mrs.
Gayle rosterfield. mistress of
ceremonies Mrs Emma sam
dsrs Mrs. Gladys McArn. Mrs
". o. Srurlock. treasurer Mrs,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

Vest Point Militsry academy. In
cluoine tho period vhen General
rorelas Macarthur commanded
the arsdemy
Arriving az Fort Custer IN
March 1871, svt Thomas has been
here since that time except for
q short period of temporary duty.
Ec plans 10 tske nrlv 81 days
~ his sO-dav r.or hstrcrt fur
lonch - the nteseni lime.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
THE FOLK
WHO SMILE
Rr NlLIlAN HENRy Hrrr

| GO Me- fesr me folk who smile.
pHf an llic ones pno grin
i'aFe low eereit and b1neful ruile
Mud Wuili'udss o. sins
J 40 NOT foer The ones Whe speak
Thcir minds in open tones
fw take mo from INC ones who
shoak
Add hide willie throwing stones.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Mrs. Frank Couzens Invites 300

MRS FRANK COUZENS has sent out 300 invitations 10 \
luncheon for Peggy Dec. y al the CoHens residence IN
LonCfelloW
guest includes 80 girls who should have come out
during and thcr mothers
Peggy VIII the OF Dec l5 from Manhattan
Vile College New York
he deb . her Mrs Charles Neil McNsughton ,
declares nothing VIII be considered until Jane mas hao
another al school ..
She home Dec. IS from Finch
lydia Kerr is another has been mentioned hut her
mother Harry W. Kerr has decided against her
coming this Christmas
Perhaps June
lydia will be home n from NasSar
Heidi F1annery . goes Kngswood School Will
presented the spring by her mother Mrs George h.
Baldwin Of Orchard Lake
And Msrlyn daughter Of the Albert f. Walls
viii make her debut ball the first week IN June
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Gerald A. Harris
Engagement Told

MR.. AND MRS. CARL NJ.
CUTLER of Temple City Cal.
announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Bernadettc, 10
Gerald A. Hart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nj. Hart of Man
derson road.
The marriage will take place
in early January in 81. Bcne-
diets Church. The bridegroom
elect recently receive his
discharge from the USAAF He
was a prisoner of war for one
year i'm ETO.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Junior OAR Chapter
To Give Vet Benefit

THE JUNIOR CHAPTER OF
Louisa St Clair, OAR, on Sat-
urday viii give a supper party
i'm the home OF Mrs. Oscar +.
Keydel Jr. on lroQuoise avenue.
Proceeds will go toward the
fund for veterans rehabillta-
Lnn
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
KoIkes at Home
In California

CPL. EARL ]. KOLKE and
his bride, the former Shirley +.
Feltner, are making their home
in Marysville, Cal, after their
recent marriage in the chapel
at Camp Beale.
Mrs. Kolke Is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Feltner OF Bradford avenue, and
Cpl. Kolke is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward j. Kolke of
Waltham avenue.
He is stationed at Camp
Beale. Cal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

CnuTNn.
Mrs. Edward Suits was chair
man of the amusing program,
consisting of stunts, which fol-
lowed the tea.
Among others present-weFe
Mrs. Herbert Mandel, preSi-
dent; Mrs. Frank Fit, Mrs.
Paul d. Williams. Mrs. Arthur
Neff, Mrs. Arnold F. Malow,
Mrs. Herbert C. Allison and
Mrs. Lewis Smart.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Dinner TO Honor
Viroinia PiIz

Mr.. AND MRS. GEORGE
KOLOWICH of Netf road,
Crosse Polnte, will be hosts
tomorrow evening az A dinner
party at the Whittier in honor
OF their niece. Virginia PilZ.
who viii he married Saturday
10 Gerald y. Stroupe Jr. in the
First Baptist Church.
The bride-elcct is the dauCh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r..
Pilz OF Auburn avenue. and the
bridegroom-tO-he is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald d. Stroupe
Of Springfield. q.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Bachelor Dinner for Capt. French

JOHN H. FRENCH the bachelor dinner Al the
Crosse Yacht Club FOR his eaptqames French
Saturday viii marry Mary Ellen Carrlg daughter
OF Frank p. CarigS Of Buffalo
marriage -w4H take place IN Buffalo
TIE HAROLD TYREES expect Cadet Tom Tyree home
West Point for Christmas
By that time Tyrees he settled in that charming
Georgian road Crosse Pone Farms which
they recently purchased =,
They living, temporarily. In the Whittier having sold
their house Village Mr. and Mrs Charles Corey Jr
PVT. CORTLAND X. LARNED JR who was stationed
Al been spending lO-uay Iurlough
with his Mrs Hutchinson Iarned
lie Saturday his post at Smyrna Field Tenn
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Edison Girls Club
Plans Dance for Vets

THE EDISON GIRLS CLUB
will give a dance Saturday eve
ming in the auditorium Of the
Detroit Edison Co. for local men
in the armed services.
Miss Peggy Patton is chair
man Of entertainment COM
mittee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
J. n. SpitzIey Home

JOSEPH II. SPITZLEY, back
from the south Pacific, is spend
ing a furlough with his parents.
the Ray l.. Spitzleys OF Renaud
road. Crosse POlnte.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
-eavino for Florida

MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM
FRIESS Of Ashton road, Will
leave this week end for Orlando
and BoCa Ration. Fla. where
they Will spend the winter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Mrs. GIazebrook Feted
By GP Church Board

TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Ponte Memorial
Church gave surprise kitchen shower yesterday the residence
of Mrs Raymond Kenwood court Crosse Pointe for
Mrs Francis wife of the Of the