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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
Mary Belle Roy
Buried Saturday

Final rites for Mrs Mary Belle
Ray Of Hannibal. Mo. who died
at 1870 a. m. Saturday. N0vcm.
Der 7. were held at g. Peters
AME. church st 2 .. m, wsdnss-
day. November II, with Rev. N
l.. Simmons. pastor officiating.
Mrs Ray. . native Of Hannibal,
had lived In Minneapolis for moro
than 20 years prior 20 1872, when
she returned 10 her home because
Of the failing health Of her par
snts. She has lived there since
that time
she had been IN for shout q
year and when diagnosis showed
that surgery was necessary, her
brother, James W. simms. went
20 Hannibal and brought her %
Minneapolis for medical care.
Bhs entered FAirVIsw hospital
on Monday morning. November 2,
and underwent surgery on Friday
November Q. from which shs aid
not rally
Mrs.. Ray was q member Of st.
Ps'sr's AAE church having re-
tanned her nsmbernhip thsrs. She
had been an active member WHEN
she lived IN Minneapolis: was q
former Sunday School EBpsria.
tsndaH,. class leader ana teacher
In the church school snd . very
srtIVs member ~ the Bunshins
Prayer Band, A. present she was
Statistical Secretary Of the
Fourth Episcopal District Confer.
snos Branch Of the Aissi0nary
s0riety.
Surviving are two brothers.
James W. simms 81 this city and
Ernest simms 81 Lincoln. Hsbr.;
. sister. Mrs Daisy Queen of
Kansas city. No: one nephew.
james Blmms and q niece. Mrs.
EgIa waidSn. an q Minnsapolls
and other relatives
Burial was In Crystal Lake
CsmstsTy with woodard Funeral
Home In eharGs 81 arTAnGsmsnts
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
GEORGE ADAMS HERE
IN aAn NEIal


Mr.. and Mrs George Adams Of
Duluth. longtime subscribers,
visited the newspapers office
Wednesday, The popular northern
Minnesota couple came 20 the
Twin Cities on = sad mission 10
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Laura
Bradford Of 81. Paul n sister Of
Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. Adams accompanied by
Mrs. LOttie Hyde Of Minneapolis.
another sister win 20 20 Mar.
qustts. Mich next week on ac-
count Of the recent death Of
George c. Preston. q cousin.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
Dentists Hear MaYO
Clinic Mem Sp0uk

DR.. Earl 3. Weber. 3lI Newton
Building and DR.. Charles vii.
Hams, 827 selby Az attended the
annual banquet Of the st. Paul
and Minneapolis District Dental
Societies held In the Casino Room.
Hotel 81 Paul. on Tuesday No
vember 10.
DIR. r, Quentin Rogers Of the
Dental Section Of Mayo Clinic, the
main speaker. spoke on the sub
ject. New Concepts In General
AnesthssIa." Also a film was
shown and a demonstration In
oral surgery made.
Percy whiting, Managing ID.
rector Of Dale Carnegie Sales
Course. made q talk entitled, The
Patient Needs To BE Convinced "
The entire affair was reported
excellent. interesting and very
informative.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

Climax of the program IL 9 one.
hour. all networks tsleviHion pro-
gram Monday evening, q Rodgers
and Hammerstsin production ORA.
mRtizinR American progreas In
human relations during the past
90 years. that will conclude with
the Presidsnt's acceptance Of the
annual Americas Democratic
Legacy medallion which adj a..
wards each year. An estimated
audience Of 10000. 900 will view
the coast forecast program,
President Eisenhower IL being
h0norsd for distinguished con.
tributiona ~ the enrichment Of
Americas democratic legacy"
among which tho League lists his
efforts 10 end aggregation In the
armed services and eliminate "a.
ciRI discrimination In this capital
city.
JACKIE Robinson and baritone
william WaTfisId are principals
In the special tsiecaat that also
stars Ethel Norman, Jane Froh-
man. Rex Harrison. LAM Palmer,
Helen Hayes and tho entire Il
Love Lucy cast, Waiter cronk.
hits and Ben Orausr will do the
commentary
Judge William %. HASTE 81
the q. \. Circuit Court % AP-
peaIa. IsadiRE Negro IuStst In
America. IL . principal speaker
NJ . forum assnlon sunday,
Nov. -. devoted 20 rare FsIa,
tISns In the United states.
julius A. Thomas o. the Nation
Il Urban League and DR.. Charles
8. johnson. PTsaldsnt Of Fisk INT.
yersity. win also address the for.
I'm on this subject. Or. Percy
Julian. famed Negro chemist and
research director of the Dilddsn
Corporation. win BE- one % the
speakers NJ . panel on the prob.
lens Of antI-Bsmltism. A third
session win take up civil rights 10.
sues In the United States
The Top strata o. who's Who
In the government including
Secretary Of state John Foster
Dulles Chief Justice Earl War.
ren and five Associate justices ~
the Suprsns Court. FBT director
J. Edgar Hoover. Att0msy-Osn-
ersi Hsrbsrt BrOWnsii. Secretary
81 LsboT James =, Mitchell,
Chairman Of the Joint Chief ~
STAFF. Admiral Arthur RAdford.
and General MATTHEW RIdKeway
viii pan the President IN the
salute 10 adj.
Bernard BarBeh. Henry Ford
II. General Walter BsSsl Smith.
Harold BtAassn. Israeli Ambasaa.
dor Alba Eban, Assistant Bsers-
iary Of state RSbsrt Murphy. and
q large group Of governors. ssnA-
tors. o0nErsssDsn. White House
officials and religious. business
labor and educational Leaders viii
also participate.
MT~ EIeaaoS Roosevelt. dIs-
evssIng tise InteFpationaI impact
% pgeIs1los. aaa ARehlbAI1
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

On Friday. November Is,
George Robitshsk. members OF the
Minneapolis Urban League Board
Of Directors, entertained STAFF
members from the Urban League
and members Of the local Board
out OF town lcaEusrs attending
MARIO At lunch at the Standard
Club.
r. Maurice Moss, Associate EN.
ecutive Director Of the National
Urban League. made q brief pre-.
sentatiOn OF items Of current In.
terest TO the National office. lie
stressed the growth OF many new
communities built around new In.
dustrial eenters In areas not ser.
Weed by Urban Leagues or any
other similar agency.
The National Urban League
finds itself rendering service 60
these communities from which no
support 10 Forthcoming. This puts
an added strain on the resources
OF the League, and Mr.. Moss
therefore, stressed the need for
broadening the base Of Urban
League support throughout the
country.
Visiting staff members Of local
Urban Leagues IN attendance
were Alexander J, Allen. Execu-
tive Director, Urban League OF
Pittsburgh; Louis Mason, former
Industrial Secretary. Urban
League Of Pittsburgh; Ted Cobb,
Community Service Secretary,
Omaha Urban League; Thomas
Talley and Richard Fox. Executive
and Industrial Secretaries, re-
speetively OF the St Paul Urban
League.
Local Board members In at
tendance were william ". Cratic.
Marshall Diebold, willard c. Easu,
Mrs. Raph T. knight, Cecil E
Newman, Mrs, Elizabeth Rodgers,
clifford r., Ruckcr and Mrs, Lor.
ing NJ. Staples,
Members Of the local League
staff who attended were Shelton
u. Granger, executive secretary;
Ashby u, Gaslkins, field secretary,
and Mrs. Fay Harrison. office
secretary.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

Ni&thng MeaAuves: Mrs. Lille
B. stovall OF seas Fourth Av. s
left Wednesday. November Is for
chicago to visit her sister and
other relatives. From Chicago she
win go TO St Louis to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday. She will BE-
gone for about ten days.
Sister Dies: Word has been re.
ceived by Mrs. o. F. Crittenden,
1927 Fifth Av. 8. and Mrs. Ollie
Lindsey OF 3l2s Clinton Ave. in.
forming them OF the death OF
their sister. Mrs. Jennie Rice,
Pasadena, Calf. Mrs. Rice died
Monday. November 2 In a hospital
in Pasadena. She underwent sur
gerry and did not rally. Other sur
vivors are her husband. Vernon
James Rice, nephew and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel o. Harris
and great niece Lesly Diane Har-
MS.
Cresiteundo's Club: Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Shepherd ST., 1927
Portland Av. will be hosts to the
regular business meeting OF the
Cresiteundo's Club on Sunday,
November 20. The club has set
December 20 as the date for their
annual patama party which will
be held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Carter, 1921 Fourth
Av. s.
Anniversary: On Sunday eve
ming, November IS. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Smith, 269 Dupont Av.
~, had the pleasure Of enjoying
a lovely evening with a few close
friends who helped to make their
happy occasion. Following a gala
evening Of pleasantries, guests
enjoyed a delicious repast. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith were the recipients Of
some lovely gifts from their
friends.
birthday Greetings: Birthday
Greetings 10 Mr.. Katherine Elliot,
400 z. seth St. whose birthday
will be Thanksgiving Day. No
vember 20.
Forty Club Party: The Twin
City Forty Club will give its an
nual Christmas dancing party on
Wednesday. December 30.
Birthday Party: A recent party
was quite an event when Mrs.
Mildred Burns. $40 Portland Az.
entertained a group Of friends on
the occasion of her husbands
birthday, Saturday evening. No
vember 7, The evening was spent
in socializing, watching televis-
ion, followed by a delicious sup
per served buffet style. The hon
Gree received many beautiful and
useful gifts. Guests who shared
in their hospitality included the
Messrs. and Mines. Clarence
Smith, Theodore Woodland, James
Bobo. Robert Payne: the Mines.
Esther Jordan. Minnie Butler,
Lola Gattling and Mr.. Douglas
Fowler.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

The best Informed people IN
Minnesota from an WallSs % nfe
are regular readers u this paper.
IT'S dlffeEeat. liberal. hSaegt and
fair In news pSeseatation and ell.
toFial presentation and content.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

SAM ~. tNANSlbEkit1
veteran Of World War II In which
he served a. a Navy petty officer,
Mr., Gransberry has operated a
restaurant, In active In the Amer.
can Legion, the Disabled Veter-
ans and Bethesda Baptist
church.
He has been with Williams
Realty Co, Clyde Williams. firm
president. said for about a year
and has amassed an outstanding
sales record
Mr.. GranSberry In prepared and
willing 10 discuss real estate and
home buying problems with those
interested without any obligation
on their part ne told this news.
paper.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

For news about the latest
PhOnOEFaPh records, read this
paper each WeebG. =. Henry RAN
daIls Rating the Records" h disc
dope straight from tks horses
mouth"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

o The quality 81 the PrOdoct--
EVEN = n-WuPapeT h an important
part IN Its acceptance BY tire pub
Nc. ART advertisers qulehIy note
tire quality of this pagers news
and picture beverage.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
Son D. GronSbeVTY
Is WiIliGnnS Rs0lSY
Company Scotsman

One OF the saIeSmen for the
williams Realty Co. Inc, 8lb
James Ave. N, Minneapolis. IL
Sam d. Gransberry. well known
Minneapolitan.
Mr.. Gransberry. shown above,
lives at 4O4l Fourth Ave. s. A
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
Prominent Figures Join
In Anti. Defamation League
40th Year Celebration

Washington, u. C--Promncnt Negro leaders aud celeb
rites featured among group Of than 100 distinguish
ed MISUNDERSTANDING President Esenhower-who
cipang In hrecday Freedom Forum that opens here To-
Nov. 81 evening. cOmmemOranR the 10th Ami
xcr.nrN of the Anti lclnmnLian Lehgne Of nnn nrILh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
NO NE0R0ES hREDs
NAACP Offers Support
To Mill City FEPC In
Taxi Cab Situation
NO NFoRosS MlREDs
BY Staff Writer

Last Sunday the Minneapolis NAACP passed motion
that puts ON record of supporting and assisting the Mill City
Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPCl Ia Its present
efforts Of trying 10 break the alleged discriminatory hiring
policies Of the Minneapolis cab companies Minneapolis one
Of the last large northern cities that doesn't have NeRrn taxi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20
Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS

Family ViaitOrs Mr. and Ms Luther PS~Ss ~ HS0Sos
with their daughter and granddaughter Mrs FoSe Harris
and Diane Les Harris their Jack Payne of ST. Paul and
Luther Payne Jr OF 637 Olson Highway While in the city
they are the house guests of Mrs Harris
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

birthday GrcetingS: Greetings
to Claudia Ruth Sanders, 242O
Fourth Av. s.. whose birthday Is
Wednesday, November rs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-11-20

o 70 usually appears FIRST in
the SPOKESMAN and RECORD
ER Papers.
Evening star., 1953-04-14
SIowe Parents Meet
On Plan 10 Relieve
0vercrowded School

Parents will plan the next step
in their quest for immediate re-
lief for overcrowding at the
Slowe Elementary School, Four
teenth and jackson streets NE,
at a meeting of the Slowe Par
ent Teacher Association at 8
pm. today in the school.
Association officers conferred
with Supt. Hobart M. Corning
yesterday. A representative will
talk to the Board of Education
at tomorrow's meeting.
Enrolment Exceeds Space.
1t was pointed out that Slowe
has 537 children in space de-
signed for $50. George o. But
ler, president of the PTA, said it
is expected the school will have
at least 600 children by next
september.
With this situation existing in
the colored school. the parents
point out, there are six white
elementary schools in the area
whose total enrolment is far
below capacity. They are Brook
land, Bunker Hill, Burroughs.
Langdon, Noyes and Woodbridge.
May Seek Transfer.
It was not certain what action
would be taken at tonight'S PTA
meeting. The parents might de-
eide to appeal to the School
Board for the approval of funds
in the 1854 budget for an addi-
ton to the school, or to seek
transfer to colored use of one of
the white schools.
The parents told DR.. Corning
yesterday they could not wait for
a start on relief until 1855, when
the board is considering schedul-
ing the proposed addition.
Slowe parents in 1850 refused
to send their children to classes
for a time in protest over eStab-
lishment of part-time instruction
Evening star., 1953-04-14
Georgetown Progressives
Ask Police, Firemen Raise

The Progressive Citizens AS
ISOLATION of Georgetown last
night asked the Senate to ap-
prove a pending bill to increase
the pay of District police and
6remen.
The action came after Police
Chief Robert V. Murray told the
group that much of the District
crime can be attributed to the
present low pay of police.
In other action the association
favored the reappointment OF
Samuel Scrivener. jr., to the Dis
trict Board of Zoning Adjust
ment.
The group also opposed a pro-
posal to make P and @ streets
in Georgetown one-way streets
from Dupont Circle to Wiscon-
sin avenue NV.
Walter Louchheim, vice presi-
dent, conducted the meeting in
| Christ Church Parish Hall
Thirty first and o streets NV
Evening star., 1953-04-14
VCmvcQ DnokeA FOOD News
Can Your Tea Do This For You?

Since my weakness shoes and the little red leather
in the window and had to be tried on,
l was late home from shopping And tired There was
dinner TO get and guest coming.
But had my Of Canterbury Tea anyway For 10 min
sat down and let Canterbury my strength
find it catches me- Canterbury is no fanthearted tea.
1t has vigorous, full flavor SO vigorous actually
feel it. Very soon felt completely refreshed
got dinner easily put fresh lipstick greeted
my husband and guest with smile. Will yoar tea do
that for you? Why change Canterbury? It's from
the worlds finest gardens. AS you shop Safeway
notice that Canterbury less than other quality
Evening star., 1953-04-14
IPay Sc a Quart For Our Milk

fat milk must be greatly reduced in food
value Lae-Mix has 33oo more protein than
beefstesN Lac-Mix is richer in protein than
either eggs or cheese :. it's rich in miner.
ais, like calcium, B Vitamins and other
vitamins. So easy to make Lac-Mix now
with their brand new Speed Shaker. They
send it to you for only 5Oe Cts $1.O0
value) and Lac-Mix box top.
Evening star., 1953-04-14

them every day! And when you use wonderful
Jell-well Frozen Dessert Mixes they're tastier
than ever. There's Jell-weli Chocolate and Jell-
we'll Vanilla Frozen Desserts. use them by them
selves or | add other ingredients.
Polka Dot Freeze is one Of favorites. Prepare
according TO package direetions then just stir u cup
semi-sweet chocolate bits into whipped JeIIweI Vsn
Ia Frozen Dessert. Return to refrigerator tray and
freeze until firm. Make this with Je-weII Chocolate
Frozen Dessert, too!
Evening star., 1953-04-14

Actually it's little less than 81 and
this is for Lac-Mix =. finest of the nonfat
milks No other milk that l know of has
such rigid controls on quality. Yet the price
of Lac-Mix is less than any other leading
Mix is regular top grade milk, remember,
with only the fat and water removed. Don't
make the mistake l did . thinking non-
Evening star., 1953-04-14

! blend together "a cup mayon-
naise, z tbsps. chopped onion
and VI cup prepared mustard
horseradish. Add z cups sliced
cooked potatoes, ! cup sliced
celery and cup sliced SomeT-
set Franks. Season to taste and
serve on lettuce Or, on . pic
mic, just serve il. This makes
enough for 4 to 6. Try Somer-
set Franks Potato Salad!
Evening star., 1953-04-14

yellow and delicate rose. Snow
White" is dainty, "Satin Pink" is
rich and lovely. Big husky six inch
plants, packed in damp peat moss,
planting instructions included.
Grown easily anywhere in the U. S.
Ordering instructions are on each
jar collar"
Evening star., 1953-04-14

Carnations All Summer for Only 35e!
Giant blossoms :. from three lovely carna-
ton varieties /. and heavenly fragrance! Yours
for $50 in coin and the jar collar" from pint
or quart jar of Lunch Box Sandwich Spread. The
makers of Lunch Box offer these lovely plants
to get you to try their wonderful sandwich
spread. They're robust perennials they'll
bloom this year and for years to come. The all.
Evening star., 1953-04-14
Silver Output Listed

DENVER. - Total 1852 mine
output Of silver in the United
States was 401a million ounces.
Evening star., 1953-04-14

Frozen Desserts Get YummieF
My Dad said warm Spring day:
take the starch out" of you
so he would come home with a
frozen treat to refresh us all. Now
we make them in our own refrig-
orator freezing trays and enjoy
Evening star., 1953-04-14
Hot Dogs Make Potato Salad Plus

Just right for Sunday night supper :. with
bowl of soup and dessert -. goes on pic
mic with more punch than regular potato
salad :. that's Somerset Franks Potato Salad.
These Somerset Frankfurters are far and away
the favorite hot dogs with me. They're the
some. know because | saw them made. Select
pure beef and pork, all government inspected.
Sometimes | make this salad from Somerset
Franks left over from previous meal.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
Virginia Farmers Get
Awards for Corn Output
BY he Associofed Press

BLACKSBURG. Va. Jan. %.
One-hundred Bushel Corn
Club certificates were issued to
217 farmers in Virginia In 1852
despite widespread drouths
which severely cut the States
total production.
Leading the list was a Shen-
andoah County farmer. w. L.
Vehrencamp, who produced
1896 bushels an acre. Other
top producers were j. c. Griffin.
Isle of Wight, 174.37 bushels:
F L. Atwell, Smyth. 1853 BUSH
els; j v. Grant, Roanoke, i63.
Farmers who reached or ex-
ceeded 140 bushels an acre were
r. w. Perkins. Louisa: J. D.
Wright. Isle of Wight: Thomas
Kegley, Allegheny; j. A. Wolfe,
Allegheny: Douglas Perkins,
Louisa: Bill Sticky. Shenan-
doah, and Jack Persinger, Al
leghany.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
SuryeYsUnder Way
On SO% Of Agencies
In New D. {. Sefup

Nearly 80 per cent of the Dis
trict Governments agencies that
are subject to reorganization are
in the process of being surveyed
for possible consolidation.
Schuyler Lowe, director Of the
General Administration Depart
ment, which is steering the re-
organization program, made this
progress report to the Junior
Chamber of Commerce at q
luncheon meeting in the Burling-
ton Hotel yesterday.
IS Agencies in Plans.
Mr.. loves breakdown went
this way: 13 agencies already
realigned. eight surveys nearing
completion, Is "well-advanced," :"
Al started, and 20, the balance,
to be started in the near future.
He said the reorganization
schedule is 'uncomfortably close. .
He pointed out that although the
Reorganization Act took effect
Evening star., 1953-01-23
How to attract
good luck

You can improve your luck, says
A. H. 2. Carr !. first by knowing
how to invite good luck, then by
being alert enough to recognize it.
In February Readers Digest,
he analyses the lucky" oppor-
tunities that helped men like VIM
ston Churchill win success, and
shows how everyone's life is stud
ded with chance situations, any
one of which may prove a turning
point in his fortune. Learn how you
can court that lucky break.
Get your February Readers Di-
gest today: 43 articles of lasting
interest, condensed from leading
magazines, current books.
Evening star., 1953-01-23
fLost Years Wages Topped
SIS, 900 Use Long Form 1910

OF instructions designed to make
things easier for the taxpayer.
Persons who use long-form
104O must calculate their own tax
instead Of picking it out of a
table. A space for the computa-
ton is provided on Page 3 of the
form.
Before starting to fill out the
blank, it is well to assemble data
on your income and various de-
ductible expenses.
Only a few types Of income are
exempt from tax. These include
social security benefits, soldiers.
pay in combat zones, some vet
erans' benefits, gifts, inheri-
tances, interest on state and
municipal bonds, and proceeds of
a life insurance policy upon
death.
Allowable deductions include
non-federal taxes, interest paid
out, contributions to religious.
scientific and charitable groups
losses from fire, storm, flood and
theft. and some medical and
dental expenses. Spaces are pro-.
vided on Page 3 Of Form 1O4O for
listing each Of these categories.
Out-of-town travel expenses.
and other expenses paid by your
employer and included in your
wages, may be deducted from
gross income on Page / of the
form. This saves you from paying
taxes on expense money.
Lump Sum Deductions.
If your income is $4,000 or
more. you do not necessarily
have to list your deductions in
detail. You have the option of
deducting 10 per cent of your in
come instead. Married persons
filing separately are allowed a
$500 deduction. The top limit
on lump deductions for all other
taxpayers is $1,000.
In filling out your return you
will need to know how much you
have already paid on your 1852
taxes-by withholding, or paid
with tax estimates during the
year. Your employer is required
to furnish you a Form Wa stat
ing your total wages for the year
and amount Of tax withheld.
The original W. form must
be attached to your return.
Generally, married couples find
it advantageous to file joint
Evening star., 1953-01-23

last July /, it was not until
November / that the program
actually got rolling. This. he
said, was because the reorganiz-
ers had to organize themselves
first.
The program for fiscal 1858
viii cost about $250,O00. Mr..
Lowe said. The full fiscal year
1854 cost is expected to be about
$4O0. 900.
Will Pay for Itself.
These amounts notwithStand-
ing. the administrator went en-,
II still consider that reorganiza-
ton will pay for itself on a cash
basis not just in time and labor
savings. On a hard-headed, real
istic basis. reorganization will
pay the freight"
Among the guests of honor was
District Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue. Mr.. Donohue said he
is exceedingly happy" with
progress Of the reorganization.
1T is an effective service" he
said, land pray the Lord it will
save the taxpayers a couple of
dollars
Evening star., 1953-01-23

rather than separate returns.
This is because the current law
permits income splitting. which
in turn means a lower tax. How
ever. in a few cases, where hus-
band and wife both have income,
separate returns may be prefer
able.
Joint returns must be signed
by both the husband and wife.
It is important to keep an ex-
act copy Of your return in case
you later wish to amend it in
any way. Also. keep a copy of
the VIZ form, furnished by your
employer.
Tomorrow: Added Payment
for Self Employed.