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Evening star., 1945-09-27
Tigers, liz; Indiuns, 0-3
FIRST GAME

Totals 30 724 s Totals 81 I3 % /:
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Evening star., 1945-09-27
Laurel Entries
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SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 600; o-year.
old maiden fllies; the Cowell, 51z fur.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Sportin' Around
BY Fred Byrd

1t was really amusing to pick up one Of the local
newspapers Saturday and read where its sports editor
in commenting the boxing show at the Olymnia hold
previous night criticized Dr. Shafer the physician
for the Boxing Commission for his refusal to ston The
EdgarSutka bout because little Joey was getting beat
up too badly.
| would like to ask him how about the Mitchell
Meyers bout where the entire right side of the atters
face beaten to pulp and still the fight wasn't sop
ped until there were only few seconds in the last
TKO.
Perhaps the fact that Meyers is Negro means that
he should fight until the Judges get tired of watching md
he's unable to leave the ring Where is all of the alleged
air-mndedness which is supposed to characterize the
sporting world?
Well the boys all thought Cor at least good ma lori
y of them) that Ray Robinson would be in for tough
evening of boxing when he fought Jimmy McDanio 10 -
Friday night at Madison Square Gardens in New York
but their predictions to have backfired Sugar
pounded out secondround kayo his opponent They
had better find new white hope because Sugar seems
no have the water on practically all of the fighters any
The AAU has been notified that three of last years
performers will be unable to defend their championships
this year They are Claude Buddy Young Charlie Park
and Cornelius Warmerdam. 100-meer 20O-meter and
pole vault champions. respectively.
Noung, at Great Lakes, was limited to one sport
and he chose football where he starred at Illinois PARK
in the army and has had no chance TO train He
writes that Perry Samues the schoolboy will represent
Texas adequately Warmerdam is out in the Pacific on
carrier as lieutenant He is keeping in good shape bv
constant practice and expects to be ready for the first
postwar Olympcs.
Bill Willis received his degree from Ohio state last
week and now takes off to do what he can for Kentucky
State College Bill may have slight Intervention due 70
tne A7Sar game which is held in August of each year
e may nave to go to Evanston to train 1t fairly certain
mat he VIII be chosen to play that tackle position
II suitable opponent can be found for Jimmy Edgar.
another show will be put in week with Edgar as
NE feature Edgar showed that he had lost none of his
boxing ability They Will have to look pretty good dis
match with Jimmy.
Jesse Owens. part owner Of the Toledo RAYS main
it that the Negro League will not let them enter but
hey are willing to invest the extent that the white
Nofa VIII take notice of the BOYS and give them their
long over due chance in the Major Leagues
Charley Parker the Texas scho?l-boy can really
dodge He won't have run against Juan Afzal of
Ccieland because Uncle Sam has him. He's almost MS
good as weterweigh champion Cochrane Of course fate
mas also worked in his favor and he go down as
never having been defeated in his speciality least until
the is over
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
GIANTS FEATURED IN DOUBLE
HEADER AT DEQUINDRE PARK

The Motor City Giants re'rrr
10 the home orchard sunday ro
meet tho Hillsdale club in q
doublc-hcadcr al Dsquindrs
Park The first game is slated
to start az ii5 pm.
The Giants were resting IN
frs place in tho United States
Baseball League whom they op
oncd their invasion ~ the East
three weeks ago bn' have hecn
dropped TO fourth place in INC
standing
The sudden decline Of The Gi-
.an,s. according 10 Owner Rem
Linton can he attributed 70
number ~ things including had
weather and injuries TO mem
hers OF the club
But Linton and Manager Per-
cv fnimnl Miller are forgetting
those evils and dcvotinr their
time to reconstruction work on
the club A number OF changes
have bccn made IN tho lineup
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Barons Beat Cubans
Twice At Briggs

The Black Rarons threw every
thing hu' the Sla'e OF Alabama
AZ their rivals The New York
Cubans and took advantage ~ all
the lattors mistakes TO win both
ends OF donhlc-headcr N Briggs
stadium sunday afternoon The
first game was won nv q score Of
so and tho second by score OF
40. The second game was called
AZ the end OF innings because
Of rain.
The Barons used Gibson and
Rassett as their batteries IN The
first game and New berry and Bell
in the second game, while their
rivals used Howard Tiani and
I.auden in tho first game and
Anderson and Lauden in the SOC
ond game
The Cubans' inability 20 solve
tho pitching OF the Harons PITCH
ers, and their errors aficld caused
their downfall. which allowed The
Barons to increase iheir lead In
the league.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Sugar" Fakes Two
To Get McDaniels

II took only Two rounds for
Ray sugar Robinson 10 PIT his
boxing skill 10 work and knock
out Jimmy MoDaniels in the fea-
tire event Al Madison Square
Garden in New York last FRI
day night McDaniels was listed
as one Of the leading challengcrs
for Welierwcight Champion Red
Cochrane's crown and thus re-
moved all doubi from The specta-
tors mind as 10 The efficiency
of Robinson in any match It Is
tho consensus OF opinion that
Robinson will get his match with
tochrane
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
EDGAR NOT SHY
AS HE KAYOES
SUTKA IN FOURTH


They have written music called
The Sergeant Was Shy" but Jim
my Edgar was anything but shy
as he pounded oui clean knock
out over Joey Suika In the fourth
round OF a scheduled ten-rounder
Friday. June 10. at Olympia. Ed
gar weighed 1857. 10 Sutka's
1888 4. Edgar started on, as II
he meant TO make the thing as
short as possible. and used n two
listed attack. seldom seen in these
PARTS, TO carry out his inten-
tions.
II will be blessing when we
can see moro OF this fighter. he
cnuse he really has an offense
coupled with splendid defense,
which makes him n challenger 10
any champions crown.
The feature was dull affair
with Lou Nova using all OF his
strength and experience to knock
out Howard Fenske in the ninth
round Of their scheduled io-round-
or The fight was dun affair
and did not meei The fancy Of
he s.oo3 people who paid gross
or si5.IlS.i2 and q not OF S1lSll-
IS 10 soc supposedly leading
contender for tho heavyweight
Nova weighed col to
fcnske's l7Sis. and had reach
s inches longer Fenske IS a good
fighter and will do we'll In his
own weight
Willie Watkins promising ne-
troit wcltcrweighi stopped tho
knock-olt streak OF Babe Saunders
by taking a fast moving s-round
decision that same evening. Wat
kins twice could have taken adj
vantage Of his position and per-
haps knocked Saunders out hui
on both occasions showed splen-
did sportsmanship
Another event was Vern Mitch
Oils kayo Of Luther Movers in
Tho 9Th round Of catchweight
bout, and Charley Padalino won
a decision from Spikcy Newell in
The final honi Of tho evening Pa
lalino weighed 100 10 Novell's
III.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
'Crays, Monarchs
Clash AT Griffith
Stadium In DC.

WASHINGTON tANP) ~ Negro
basehalls greatest box Office at
traction may sct a nov paid at
tendance record for sunday
doubleheader locally on June -
when he veteran Leroy fSatchell
Paige and the Kansas civ Mon
nrchs oppose The world champion
Washington Homestead Gra,s IN
an intersociional battle at Grif
fin Stadium
In seven previous games With
IN the past three seasons here
these Two clubs have PLAYED bciorc
grand aggregate Of N15i2 paid
admissions. and already hold mo
hall parks attendance record 81
81 lis customers for single
nocturnal game
Equally as interesting as 'hc
appearance Of the venerable
Paige VIII he the presence IN the
Monarchs lneup 81 Jackie Ro-
binson former aii-droand aihlc'e
AZ University az California a.
Los Angeles
Robinson Who holds down n
shor'stop pot for 'hc Mon
archs has been acclaimed as on
of tho greasst athletes az an
time Al m Us n. Wa. r,itsf4rd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Softball Team In Tie
For Air Force Crown

WATER RORO S. c - fANPl -
The Kit'vhawks CLASSY soffball
team representing this field ~
the current frs air force iourra-
ment last week moved IN m
frs, place tic FOR The southern
district crown hv downing tho
Myrtle Reach FLYERS ; 20
The champion Of this dis'wci
Will enter the semi-finals fin
North Carolina and The winner
will 70 10 Mitchell field ~ y
for fhe Tournament finals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Injury Makes Bell
Take Time Out


O'Neal Bell. well-known Detroit
professional welterweight. pulled
stomach muscle recently
during a workout. As result he
will have TO take II easy till the
doctor gives him the go sign.
Bell has been in one hundred
and forty-four amateur fights
Since turning pro he has en-
Gagged in eleven bouts, suffering
only one loss by tho way OF
knockout Jimmy Sherrer OF Mil
wauke was the man who put Bell
down for the count A return
match has been arranged for some
time in July.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
Splash Hours
Now Req dy

The Detroi, Department Of
Parks and Recreation announces
that printed swimming sched-
ule is being prepared. showing
the DAYS and hours when pub
lie swimming will he available
in the various school pools.
Copies OF this schedule may be
Obtained by sending stamped
envelope 10 The
swimming Division Department
OF Parks and Recreation, 9th
Floor. Water Board Building De-
troii 26. Michigan.
Recreation instructors with
Red Gross life-saving credentials
Will be in charge Of the pools
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23
St. Louis Boxer
Purchased BY
Pepper Dee"

"pcnpa Dee woil-knoUr hox-
'rg manaccr o, Detroit purchased
harhe Rilevs contract for siloo
las, week ; IS announced Riley
IS a well known fcaiherweich'
he halls from s. Louis No
stands five feet and five inches
and weighs $50 pounds.
Rleys ring record Includes
fhirty-fiyc fights thirty having
been won by knockouts; four
hy decisions and one los' Dwight
Lett is trainer for Riley
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-23

90 desperate effort 70 give the
6ianis a stronger pitching stats
and more hitting power
The ilillsdalc club managed
bv oscar Charleston ono Of the
greats Of Negro baseball lis re-
coenizcd for its hitting and good
pitching Charleston has been
5 rcssing these factors since the
opening ot the curren' season
Hillsdale has climbed up To
second place in tho league stand
Ing. mainly through Tho cffcc-
two ni;ching aid hard hitting
Of the players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Heavy Selling
-DfopsStoeks
u. S. Steel Of w;
Bio Motors Also Dip

NEW YORK. Jan. 6 GNS)-
The stock market ran into rela-
lively heavy weekend selling to-
day and losses Of a point and more
were strcwn throughout the I'M
portant industrial and railroad
divisions.
The selling represented an in
classification Of Yesterdays profit
taking following the rise Of stocks
to a seven-year high earlier in the
week.
Some big losses were in West
inghouSe which fell ia at the
start. and L. $. Steel which went
below 90 FOR a loss Of about ! y
points.
Motors were heavy with both
ChrySier and General Motors off.
Rails were mainly lower although
decline, were held 10 less than a
point Utilities were unchanged.
Curb prices reacted in sympathy
with the big board. Bonds were
mixed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

Giles subject to excise tax. Return
and payment of tax for preceding
month TO the Collector OF Internal
Revenue.
December IO-Federal income
tax withheld. Due date 10 deposit
tax withheld In previous month";
if more than 500, in a depositary
bank.
December I5-Federal income
tax. Last day TO pay fourth md
stalment of 1914 income tax by
fiduciaries and domestic corpora
tons and fourth quarterly IN
stalment of 1914 excess profits
tax by domestic corporations.
December I5-Federal income
and excess profits tax. Third
quarterly instalment due the Col
lector of Internal Revenue from
nonresident aliens and nonresl-
dent foreign corporations.
The foregoing tax calendar for
1945 is subject TO the followsSg
comments:
(a) The calendar does not in
clude the date for filing appliea-
tions for various types of business
licenses or the date for payment.
1t does not include the date for
filing returns peculiar 10 any par
ticular industry, or the payment
of any tax in connection there
with. Such licenses and reports
vary with different types of busi-
ness and il would. therefore. be
impractical to include them in a
tax calendar for general use.
(b) Insofar as federal income
and excess profits tax returns and
the tax payments hereunder are
concerned. consideration has been
given only 10 the dates applicable
in respect of "A corporation which
has a fiscal year ending Dee. 81 .-
te} The dates indicated in the
calendar are the latest dates by
which returns may be filed and
the taxes paid without imposition
Of penalties where penalties are
provided by law.
Id This calendar includes only
the dates pertaining 10 property
taxes imposed by the City Of De-
troit and Wayne County.
EDITORS NOTE - In nddi-
tion the Michigan sales tar and
Michigan use tax for each month
must be paid by the fifteenth Of
each following month. 1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

EDITORS NOTE - In addi-
ton the Michigan sales tar and
Michigan use tax for each month
must be paid by the fifteenth Of
each following month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
What S New
In Business
Eureka PIens New
Home Cleaning Unit
BY WARD SCHULTZ
nstron Time. Financial Editor

4 home cleaning package Tor
keeping cellar 70 attic sPic and
span and a cord'c>s electric iron
two Of the appliances Eureka Vac
uum Cleaner Co. expects 10 mar
ket in limited quantities during
tho second quarter of 1913. provid-
inc materials and mJnpower are
available, were shown for the firSt
time 10 the comrauy'S Midwest
distributors ar their meeting IN
Chicago last week.
The complete system for home
cleaning Is a combination OF three
units. including a lightweight up
right vacuum for use on floor ana
rugs. a tank vacuum with why
lite cover. 20 be used TOR cleaning
walls. drapcS. furniture and other
above the floor cleaning, and a
group ~ cleaning devices disable
with either unit.
For tho upright unit there is a
motor-drivcn dlStrihulator 10 re-
move snudcc, grease and I'M
hedded dirt from rugs, and uoor
waxcr and pohShcr the first Tune
tins attachment has been provided
for q vacuum eie4Ret-aHa plastic
ttit11prr@tn-rrrrrT4t- scratching 81
table and char legs.
Ia addition. there are eNira-long
air hoses that bend and twist IN
and under low pieces OF furniture,
an inSeCtCidC Sprayer, de-moth-
inc device and busting brush.
The new cordleSs iron does away
with The dangling and entanGline
cord and possibility that an iron
improperly set on end during IRON
ing may slip off the ironing board.
The iron draws instant heat from
brief contact with a thermoStat-
controlled safety base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Schedule of Tax Payments Due This Year

ties Commission, Lansing. accom-
panied by payment OF annual
privilege fee and filing fee.
September IO-Federal income
tax withheld. Due date to deposit
tax in previous month. if more
than Sl0O, in a depositary bank.
september 15=FederaI Income
and excess profits tax. Second
quarterly instruments due the
Collector of Internal Revenue
from nonresident aliens and non
resident foreign corporations.
September l5-Federal income
tax. Last day TO pay third quar-
terly instruments of estimated
tax for 1915 by individuals, third
quarterly instalment OF 1914 in
come tax b. fiduciaries and do
nestle corporations, and third
quarterly of 1914 excess profits
tax by domestic corporations.
October Federal tax on adj
missions and dues, facilities. oil
processing and upon sales by re-
tailers and manufacturers OF arti-
Giles subject TO excise taxes
Return and payment Of tax for
preceding month TO Collector OF
Internal Revenue.
October 1O-Federal income tax
withheld. Due date 10 deposit
tax withheld in previous month
if more than 500, in a depositary
bank. This amount may be re-
mitted with quarterly report due
on Oct. 81. 1945. to Collector OF
Internal Revenue. instead)
October 25-Michigan unem-
ployment compensation. lnforma-
ton return and pay roll tan
return and remittance due
the Unemployment Compensation
Commission covering the third
quarter of 1945.
October 3l-Eederal tax on ad'
missions and dues, facilities, OF
processing and upon sales by re-
tailers and manufacturers of arti'
Giles subject 10 excise taxes
Return and payment OF tax foi
preceding month 10 Collector ol
Internal Revenue.
October 31-Federal old-age in
surance tax. Last day 10 file old
age insurance tax return on Forr
SS-1a covering third quarter o.
1915 and TO pay tax shown tC
Collector OF Internal Revenue
October 31-Federal unemploy
ment tax. Last day to pay fourth
quarterly instalment OF tax 10
1914 to Collector OF Internal Reve
nue. if payment in full has no
been made at time Of filing return
October 3l-Federal income Ia,
withheld. Last day 10 file A quar-
terly return on Form WI viii
the Collector OF Internal Revenu,
and pay full amount Of tax with
held in third quarter OF l945
Include depositary receipts II
your payment as the equivalen
of cash.
October 81 -- Federal incom,
tax. Last day to file with Collec
tor of Internal Revenue return o
lax withheld on bond interest FOL
third quarter of 1914 on Form
1912
November 10 Federal income
tax withheld. Due date 10 de
post tax withheld in previou
month, if more than 500 in Z
depository bank.
November 30-Federal taxes or
admissions and dues, facilities. OF
processing. and upon sales by re
iailers and manufacturers of arti
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Fisher Rumors

This columns uptown cores
pendent reports that the prop
erty on the northeast corner Of
Second and West Grand Blvd.
has been purchased by the
Fisher brothers. Gossip IS that
they would like 10 get most OF
that block 10 erect a New
Center type" office building
And purchase of large piece
of property near the Chrysler
tank arsenal. facing on Mound
road. by a dummy buyer" has
aroused much speculation with
the Fishers again the center Of
the riinnnr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Less Lumber
New Controls TO include
81 Pet. Of Output

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-Lum-
Der controls have been frightened
by the WPB 10 take in all but B
per cent OF the total supply pro-
duced
Only mills turning out less than
100000 board feet per year, hence
forth, will be permitted TO sell
lumber on unrated orders.
WPB Chairman krug described
the gap between lumber require
ments and supply as the greatest
since the beginning OF the war.
He attributed the situation 10
the rising military demands and
declines in the output caused by
shortages of manpower and equip
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07

June S0-Motor vehicle use tax.
Last day TO pay Federal use tax
on motor vehicles used for trans
portation on the public highways.
This payment covers period from
July /. 1945, 10 June 30, 1914.
July Michigan sales tax.
Safes tax license expires and must
be renewed with the Michigan
Department of Revenue.
July 10 Federal income tax
withheld. Due date TO deposit tax
withheld in previous month. II
more than 500, in a depository
bank. This may be RENTED with
quarterly report due July 81. 194o,
to Collector of Internal Revenue,
instead of being depositedD
July 25 49, Michigan unemploy-
ment compensation. Information
return and pay roll tax return and
remittance due Unemployment
Commission covering second quar-
ter of l945.,
July 31-Federal tax on admis-
sions and dues, facilities oil proc
essing. and upon sales by retail
ers and manufacturers OF articles
subject TO excise taxes. Return
and payment of tax for the pre-
ceding month 10 the Collector OF
Internal Revenue.
July S1-Federal old-age insur-
ance tax. Last day TO file old-age
insurance tax return on Form S.
Ia covering second quarter OF
1915 and 10 pay tax shown 10
Collector of Internal Revenue.
July SI-Federal unemployment
/ tax. Last day 10 pay third quar-
terly inStalment of tax for 1914
10 Collector OF Internal Revenue
/ if payment in full has not been
made at time of filing return.
July 3l-Federal income tax
withheld. Last day to file quar-
terly return on Form WI with
Collector of Internal Revenue
and pay full amount of tax with
held in second quarter Of 1915.
Include depoSitary receipts in
payment as the equivalent OF
cash
July 3l-Federal capital stock
tax. Last day 10 file return and
pay tax shown thereon 10 the
Collector of Internal Revenue.
July 3l-Federal income tax
Last day 10 file return Of tax
withheld on bond interest on
Form 1912 for second quarter of
1915 with the Collector of Inter
nal Revenue.
August 10 - Income tax with
held Due d a re of deposit tax
withheld in previous month. il
more than 500, in depositary
| bank
August 15-CHy of Detroit
property taxes. Last day for pay
ment OF first half if payment is 70
be made in instruments.
August 3l-City Of Detroit
property taxes. Last day 10 pay
taxes in full without penalty
when payment is not to be made
instruments.
August 31-Federal taxes on
admissions and dues, facilities oil
processing and upon sales by re-
tailers and manufacturers Of arti-
Giles subject 10 excise tax. Return
and payment for preceding month
TO Collector OF Internal Revenue
August 31-Michigan annual re-
port. Last day 10 file Michigan
annual report of corporations with
/ Michigan Corporation and Securi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Trade Off
Beron's Index Drops
From 1913 TO 1875

BOSTON. Jan o-Volume OF
business in the week ended Dec.
30 declined to 1895 from 1913
in the preceding week. according
10 BarronS Index adjusted for
long term industry and population
growth.
The current level compares with
A peak OF 1872 reached in Febru-
airy, 1913. and with 1881 a year
ago.
Barrons Index. without ADJUST
ment for long term trend, was
1925 in the week ended Dec. 30
compared with l94.s IN the pre-
ceding week and 1892 year ago.
This index is relative 20 the base
1859
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Airline 10 Increase
N. Y.-FIorida Flights

NEW YORK. Jan. 6-National
Air Lines plans shortly to inau-
gurate greatly augmented sched-
ules on its East Coast route from
New York 10 Jacksonville, Fla.
The line ha just been promised
two additional Lockheed Lodestar
aircraft making total of six
potential new planes added 70 the
feet in the past three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Moving Day

Leonard Simons and Larry
Nicholson are going around
with harried looks on their
faces because of the housing
problem.
. They're looking for office
space since their advertising
agency was given notice TO
move out of those quarters in
the Washington Blvd. Building.
Michigan Hospital Service is
expanding and Will take over
the Sinons-M Nicholson space.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-07
Soviet Seeks Planes

NEW YORK. Jan. 6-The Soviet
government is reported negotiat-
ing with several companies for
new model United States pas
senger and cargo planes under
three tentative proposals, Aviation
News. McGraw Hill publication
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