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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-02-02

My Mistakes
Your
Bargains!
"My Day. on a yearly buying trip
FIRST HOUR
A Dress Factory
Thousands Of them)
SECOND HOUR
Mems Shirts & Stacks Showroom
Mems and Women's Shoes
Lunch with a Luggage Salesman
- FIFTH HOUR
CiftMare and Novelties
1.-TWO entire floors)
SIXTH HOUR
GROC ERIE
Give or six different salesmen)
- SEVENTH HOUR -
ME rs
(New packs, government charts, ETC.
- EIGHTH HOUR 80
Lingerie Showroom
(This does it - I'm wreck!)
Remember : I'm buying for an
entire community for year!
Now at the end of the year, our clerks
have few sizes, colors, styles, etc, that f
didn't sell. They have to be cleared out before Y
Evening star., 1953-01-02
Upholstered
Furniture

z-$I5s.s5 sofas. squore arm. Lawson
style, foam rubber cushions, green, red,
I-$le4.5o Sofe, cord upholstery, foam
rubber cushions. eroy -------Sll7.OO
s-$5S.ss Lounge Choir. green, Bo!totlex
plastic ---------------- S32.87
$3.50 Lounge Choir. nylon trieze,
lime, soiIed -----.-------~ $62 .87
z-$s4.so Wins-beek Lounge cheir..
green, red fobre S5S.S7
l-$i5s.s5 Soto. roll arm Lowson, foom
rubber cushions, grey - - SBS.47
3-$e4.50 Lounge choirs. cord upholstery.
foam rubber cushions. red ----- SS9.87
3-$159.95 Sofas. rolI-orm Lawson style,
foom rubber cushions; oroy' brown; @o;S sresn; 11
$3.50 Lounge Choir. nyion frieze.
$3.50 Lounge Choir. knuekIe orrn,
button bosk. soiled. green -S38.87
l-$l4s.s5 MopIe Soto Bed Set. 3-pc.
red. green, os is - S74.S7
3-s54.o5 BorreII choirs. foam rubber
cushions, lime --------------S S32.97
3-Ss4.s5 Square Arm Lounge choirs.
foam rubber cushions. green. eroy. brown.
l-$54.o5 Lounge choir. English orn. oroy
domosk. os is -----~- = S27.87
2-$54.95 RoII-orm lowson Lounge choirs.
foam rubber cushions, green, red, $32.97
l-$34.o5 Wing Choir. channel book,
spring base, brown 81 81
2-$4e.e5 Modern Lounge choirs. bottom
back, jade, as is SS4.97
l-$4e.s5 Squore Arm Modern Choir,
toost. blonde legs, os is - $24.97
I--$4s.S5 PIostie Arm choir, green; as is,
ss.-,ya-ss @~ $29.87
z-$s4.5o Love Seats. 2-pc., birch legs,
brown, grey, ,aeas is S47 ID
$3.50 Club Chairs. modern style, birch
legs, brown, as is $29.24
l-$74.5o Love Seat, modern. birch legs,
! arm, brown plastic; as is - S34.87
ll-$36.o0 Modern oecosionoI chairs,
blonde legs, non-soe springs; persimmon,
gold, lime, red, green; as $l7.97
l-Sl09.50 SeetionoI Soto, 3-pe., plaid
plastic upholstery. birch legs. green: os is.
S59.97
l-$42.50 Club Chair. modern style, birch
legs, red, green pIostic; as is ---S2I.25
$3.50 Occasional Choir, l-orn, pIoid
Plastic. brown; os is -------S Sl2.87
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-02
Dining Room
Furniture

l-Ss9.95 Chino Cabinet. cherry veneer,
morred -----. SS2.87
1-$lIe.e5 Dinette. 5-pe., cherry veneer,
morred ---Es $72.87
3-$83.50 Dinette TobIes, lined ook 81"
squore with Leaves. opens TO 92''. DOM
ooed -- - S52.87
l-$lo9.95 Dining Room Table. lined oak,
drop-Ieof extension, morred = S63. 81
l-$69.95 Drop-Ieof Extension Toble, mo-
hoeony veneer, no Ieof - S34.87
2-$z95.0o Junior Dining Room Suites.
$1,000
l-$69.95 Dining Table, folding leof
extension, solid mopIe - S44.87
z-$39.95 Drop-leof TobIes. solid mopIe.
os is --- SI9.87
l-$59.s5 Drop-Ieof TobIe. Northern
mopIe, morred ---- = S38.87
Fourth Floor-WaShington
Evening star., 1953-01-02
SJeel, SOfas, Studios,

I-$I29.oo Simmons 2-Pc. Soto Bed Suite.
ornless style ----------.- $3.50
$3.50 Studio Couch. cushions, green
fIoro pottern S44.99
3-$ll9.oo Soto Bed Suites. 2-pc, one
solid green, z solid brown ---- S69. 80
$4,000 Simmons Hide-a-Bed. opens
to sleep z; fIoroI pottern--- 8 $4,000
3-$ez.50 Foster Studio Couch. modern
upholstery, ! block, green SS0.9
$3.50 Foster Studio Couch, opens to
sleep z - S52.5O
1-$Ils.o0 z-Pe. Soto Bed suite.s Jdscon-
tinued style - S70.OO
1-sss.5o Simmons sofs Bed. Grey up
holstery -------- -------- $500
1-$2z9.o0 Simmons Hide-o-Bed, Lawson
orm StVe 81 4OsUU
l-$79.5o Studio Couch, discontinued style,
$44.90
l-$s9.5o Duplex Bed. z innersprne
moItreSseS ------, --.,-- @44s6O
l5-$2o4.So overnishteE Lounges. 2 styles,
assorted eoIors -. Sl29.OO
FnIlrth E1onr-Wa shinctnn
Evening star., 1953-01-02

z-$24.95 Student Desks. nopIe- finish,
4 drawers, morred, os is---- $l2.47
6-$l9.95 Student Desks. mahogany finish,
end shelves $l2.47
5-$32.50 Knee-hoie Desks. mahogany
finished hardwood, scrotched- -$lS.87
l-$37.50 Knee-hole Desk, mahogany fin
ish, rope edge, o-drower $2l .87
+$z9.95 Knee-hole Desks, 6-drower, mo-
hoeony finish. scratched 49, $l8.87
2-$l4.95 Spinet Desks, mahogany finish.
turned legs, scratched al
l-$6s.sS Secretary, mohoeony- finished
hardwood, nnorred --------$32. .87
l-$64.50 Secretary, mahogany finished
hardwood, 3-drower, mored :. $32 .2S
3-$79.95 Secretaries, mahogany veneer,
front, fitted desk. norred- S52.87
l-$I2e.o5 seeretory. mohooony veneer,
serpentine front, morred ----- $67 90
l-$ll4.95 Secretary. mohoeony veneer,
Governor Winthrop style, fitted. dorooed,
S68.81
i-$49.95 Desk, 4-drower style, birch,
-n,orred --.--.-.-- NJ
1-$6s.e5 Chest Desk, solid maple, lighted
desk, as is $%S.87
Fourth Fioor4- -Washington ssa
Evening star., 1953-01-02
Occasional Tables

S-$26.95 chorside TobIe, genuine mo-
hoeony, drower.i domoeed = SI3.47
1-$2z.95 Tier TobIe. genuine nnohoeony,
Duncan Phyfe, damaged - SIl. AT
l-$l9.95 coektoiI TobIe, mahogany We
neer, domoeed --4------- S9.97
l-$l2.95 Lomp TobIe, mahogany veneer,
undersheIf domoeed --. S6.47
I-$24.e5 Teo cot. mahogany veneer
retroctobIe handle Sl2.47
s-s1s.s5 End TobIes. mahogany Veneer, s
s-s7e.9s ovoI coektoiI Tobles. genuine
mahogany, domoeed - ---- SII.47
6-Sls.s5 Lomp TobIes, mahogany veneer.
beoded edge, os is - ----- SS.47
3-$l9.95 coektoiI TobIes, mahogany ve-
neer, beaded edge, shelf, as is SS.47
2-$2e.95 Lomp TobIes. modern lined
oak ....------ Sl4.97
l-sss.s5 commode TobIe. Ieother top,
donoeed --- .- SI9.SS
3-$I4.s5 Tier TobIes. mahogany veneer.
morred -------.- S7.47
5-sI3.ss Step TobIes. solid maple, as is.
S6.97
z-sl4.s5 Step TobIes. mohoeony veneer.
domoeed STAT
l-sz4.s5 Drum Toble. crotch. nohoeony
veneer, scratched - - SI2.47
I-$l2.95 Coffee TobIe. mahogany fin
tShed norwood SOs41
-$l4.s5 Coffee TebIes, mahogany veneer.
iwsi7.95 End Tobie, mohooony finished Il :
hardwood damaged S6.47
l-$54.95 Step End TobIe. Ferguson. gen.
une mahogany, nnorred Sl7.47
+$29.95 coektoiI TobIes, Duneon Phyfe,
genuine mahogany Sl4.97
2-$Is.95 Step Tables. solid mahogony
s@sis.ss coekton Toble,, mohooony 'S. Se-
neer, morred SB.S7
I-S3s.s5 coektoH TobIe. costers, gen
uine mahogany, leather tops Sl9.97
l-$54.95 coektoil TobIe. genuine nnohoe-
any, Ieother top Stat
s-$ze.s5 Pie Crust Lomp TobIes, genuine
mahogany, Duncan Phyfe Sl3.47
2-Sl9.95 Pie Crust Lomp TobIes. nnohoo-
ony veneer, nored - SS.47
l-$l4.95 coeItoiI TobIe. mohoeony We
neer, stretcher base STAT
2-$24.e5 End TobIes. butt mohoeony
veneer, undersheif SI2.47
l7-Sl2e5 Coffee TobIes, nohoaony-
finished hardwood, no gloss = S5.97
2-$29.95 Cocktail TobIes, modern BIRCH
l-$2ee5 End TobIe. modern style, solid
birch; as is S9.97
3-$ls.95 Cocktail Tables. nnohogon, We
neer, scratched - S0.97
3-$l9.95 Lomp Tobles, n1ohoeony veneer,
scratched ----------- --S9.97
+Sl9.95 commode. End Tobles, mohoe-
any veneer, scratched - ----.- S9.S7
2-$l9.95 Step TobIes, mohoeony veneer,
scrotched S9.97
2-$l2.95 Night Stands, maple finish,
drower, shelf 49, S6.47
3-$26.95 commode End TobIes, genuine
mohoeony, morred ----- Sll.47
6-$26.95 Step TobIes, genuine mahogany,
8th Century, scratched .---- Sll.47
l-$z4.95 Tier TobIe, genuine rohoeony,
Damaged ------ --- $9.97
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-02
80 A.M.-NO Mail. Phone on. C.O,D. Orlle,.s

f--sss.95 Dining Table. center extension.
l-$ss.ss Refeetor Table. Northern
mople, mcrred -----l S24.87
I-$54.s5 Dinette Table. solid nople.
donnoqed $34.87
I-SIl2.s5 Dineste. 5pe., nnohoeony We
neer, green chairs, as is - S56.47
l-$99.e5 Dinette. Plostie Top TobIe. 3
Chairs. black ook. yellow scots. os is,
I-$3e.e5 TobIe. noturo oak. center ex-
tension, morred = S26.87
I-$9s.95 TobIe, Chair Set, 5-pe. lined
oak, scratched S6S .87
4-$54.95 Drop-Ieaf Extension TobIes. mo-
hoeony veneer. nnorred S32.87
l-$lI9.s5 TobIe. Choir Set. 5-pc., mo-
hoeony veneer, wine, upholstered seots,
os is S59.87
4-$1l.95 Choir, Northern maple, dom-
oeed S6.87
1885 Choir. solid Northern mople,
morred -S5.87
l-S6s.o5 Buffet, modern lined ook,
S27.OO
l-s5e.s5 Hutch Top for Buffet. block ook.
Sass Utility Chairs, neediepont, Ont
s-sIo.ss Utility choir., eut-out baet.
blue seats S6.B7
z-$l2.e5 Utility Chairs, seoied back,
beige scots 81 Al
6-$8.s5 Utility choirs. mohooony, blue
Plastic seots, as is ------ S4.47
e-$9.95 Utility Chairs, mahogany, ladder
back, blue pIostic scots, os is SAT-
1885 Utility Chairs, nnohoeony, Tyre
beck. green or wine scots : S6.47
zo-$l3.e5 Utility choirs, mahogany. lad
der back, Chippendoe boek, green seats,
S8.87
30-$Io.95 Utility choirs, mahogany, cut
out books, wine, blue, red scots S6.87
Io-$ll.95 Utility Chairs, Tyre back, mo-
hogony, wine, blue - S7.B7
1885 Utility Chairs. mahogany. ladder
back, red pIostic seots--- $6.47
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-02
Chrome DiaeetteS

l-$6o.e5 TobIe. Chair Set. 5-pe., eroy,
yellow, green S44.47
l-$l2I.50 Lody Arvin TobIe. Choir Set.
5-pe., dawn eroy 80 $87 90
l-$7e.e5 Drop-leof Tobie and choirs,
eroy S49.97
1-$e9.95 Ape. Dinette Set. choir onds
Leaf missing, blue --------- S33.87
.2-$79.o5. TebIe, cheir Set, 5-pc.. blue
tobfe, choirs ------- SSS.47
3-$ee.o5 Dineste Set, 5-pc, yellow, green,
eroy - S67. 90
1-$S9.95 Poprika Red TobIe, Choir, 5-pc..
$64.47
l-$s9.s5 TabIe, Choir Set, 5-pe, yellow
toble and chairs -------- S67 90
1-$99.95 Set, 5-pe. Hidden leof, green
roDie, CnoTS ------.....- 90 sVU
1-$s4.95 Set, 5-pe., yellow tobIe, brown
3-$99.50 Set, 5-pe., eroy. white, yellow
tobIe, choirs ~ $49.47
Fourth Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-02
$8.95 All Purpose Chrome
Utility Chairs
s4.47

Heavy chrome on steel. Made
with saddle shaped seats and
curved backs for comfort. Four
plastic caps on legs prevent
scuffing. For kitchen, child's
room or recreation room. Red
and white combination.
4th Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-02

Third Floor-Washington
Evening star., 1953-01-02
Desks G Secretaries

Fourth Floor-Washington
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Slick Trick

A German in the Western Zone
was worried for fear his letters to
his son in Warsaw were being read
by Communist authorities, so he
wrote him that he was putting in the
envelope hair which would fall out
if the censor opened it. His son
replied that there was nothing to
worry abe -. The hair was still
there. The Western German now
had the information he wanted. He
had not put hair i the original
letter.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Fly Casting

Fly Casting
The worlds record distance for
fly-casting with rod and reel Ii
a little over 1877 feet.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Nome

Though Juneau is its capital. per-
haps Alaska's best known city is
Nome, because of its unusual name
and the gold rush there after 1899.
Originally called Anvil City, it got
its name from nearby Cape Nome,
which got its name by a mistake.
On early maps this point of land
was marked simply, 60? Name"
This was carelessly translated into
Cape Nome" because the "a"
seemed to resemble an &c." and the
misleading stuck.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Cleaning Furniture

White spots on furniture caused
by water or heat may be removed
by rubbing the spot with a cloth
dampened with spirits of camphor,
ammonia, or alcohol. AS soon as the
mark is off, rub with furniture
polish or wax. White spots on high
ly polished furniture, caused by hot
or wet dishes may be removed by
rubbing the spots with essence Of
peppermint.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Ancient City

Crossing the corner of Arabia's
burning Rub Al Khali, the Empty
Quarter" explorers Of the American
foundation for the study of man
reached what is believed to have
been the Queen Of Sheba's ancient
capital. At March in Yemen, one of
the worlds least known countries,
they found ruined city of alabaster
temples and palaces protruding
through the desert sand.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Exact Birds

Labrador's puffins, rivaling in de-
pendability the cliff swallows of
San Juan Capistrano in California,
leave their summer and winter
haunts on definite dates and arrive
at their destinations with equal pre-
dictability.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Malaria

Malaria IS carried to human be.
ings by mosquitoes. 1t can be pre-
vented by wiping out the breeding
pl a e of MISUNDERSTANDING,
pools of still water, ponds, or even
water standing in old, unused bar
rels or tin cans.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20

It's reported that the old White
House kitchen is to be used as ra-
do broadcasting studio for future
fireside chats. So the President can
let the people know what's cooking
in Washington?
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Half a Hat

The latest whim Of the Paris mil
liners is to make half hats, that is
the front half. Some are mere
bands posed on the front of the
head. Even the full-sized give this
impression because of their diminu-
tive form.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Metal Amalgams

New to the scientific world IS the
utilization of metal amalgams. that
is metallic compounds containing
mercury, in the manufacture of in
dustrially important chemicals.
They are also useful in the separa.
ton and qualification Of other metals:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
White House Site

The site for the White House was
selected by President Washington
and Major L'Enfant, the French
engineer who prepared the plan for
the capital city.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
LO0Sening Jar Tons

Nothing beats the hot and cold
treatment for loosening the tops of
fruit jars and olive bottles. First,
immense top in boiling water and
then dip quickly in water as cold as
possible. Instant contraction loosens
the top.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Funny Thief

In Greenville, Miss, thief who
stole all the chickens except one
old rooster out of a farmers coop
left this note pinned over the door:
'Hen house for rent"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
A Lea

A ,eG is standard of measure
'ntn: If linen thread. It is the num-
Der Of GrrO-yard lengths of linen
weighing one pound. The best lines
are made of SOS lea linen.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Screening

Screen all windows and doors
where milk and food are kept to
keep out flies.
Soy Beans
Soybeans are sensitive to low tenn.
peratures.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
Paste Wax

Apply some paste wax to those
sticking drawers and they will slide
a great deal easier.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-20
RuttOn Idea

Slide matching buttons on a large
safety pin and clasp it. You'll save
time when you need them.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Dairymen Meet
AT Cleveland
In February

COLUMBUS, o. = S. c. Sher-
wood, president of the Ohio Dairy
Products Association, said today
that more than 600 of the states
dairynen are expected to gather
in Cleveland Feb. 1918, when the
ODPA stages its 36th annual con-
vention. Sherwood is also man.
ager of the local Fairmont Foods
Co. plant.
The annual convention-usually
held in January-was changed to
the February date inasmuch as the
annual meeting and winter confer
ence of the National Dairy Council
will be held here Jan. 1928.
Fred Greiner, executive secre-
tary of the ODPA, with offices at
5 East Long ST., Columbus, said
that the nations future milk sup
ply will come up for serious scrut-
iny by the association members,
who process and deliver Ohio's
dairy products.
Among speakers who will an
alyze the dairy industry's future
from the standpoint of sufficient
milk for the future, possibility of
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Meyers Elected
President Of
Board Of Trade

With no opposing candidates, the
selections presented by the Nomi-
mating Committee 10 fill the posts
of President of the Chicago Board
of Trade, First and Second Vice
Presidents, five places each on the
Directorate the Appeals and Arbi-
tration Committees and two vacan-
cies on the Nominating Committee
were elected to office at a ballot
vote of the membership of the
Board of Trade today.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
LEGISLATORS
FROM CITIES
LOSE POWER

Legislators from rural areas
served by hometown papers will
WELD immense power in the new
Congress.
Midwest Republicans, mostly
from small towns and rural sec
tions, will head 13 of the 10 stand
ing House committees, and nine of
the Is standing Senate committees.
AS committee chairmen, they viii
be powerful because their commit
tees will consider virtually all leg
islation before it goes to the floor
of either house. The chairman can
determine what legislation his
committee will consider, and when
His decisions rarely are challeng-
ed successfully.
The Democrats mostly from the
South and from the big northern
cities-who served as chairmen in
the SIND Congress, will get nc
charimanships in the new Con-
greSS.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27

The Army increased its fight 'ng
strength from 18 to 20 combat di-
visions during the past year.
Within the United States are
seven tactical divisions that main
tain their com at readiness
through a tough schedule of pro-
gressive training. These units and
their stations are:
The First Armored Division,
Fort Hood, Texas.
The 11th AirboTne Division,
Fort Campbell, Ky.
The 31st Infantry Division,
Camp Atterbury, Ind.
The 37th Infantry Division,
Camp Polk, La.
The 44th Infantry Division,
Camp Cooe, Calf.
The 47th Infantry Division,
Camp Ruckker, Ala.
The S2nd Aircprne Division,
Fort Bragg, N. c.
In Europe the First Infantry,
Second and Fourth Armored Di-
visions, the 28th and 43rd 1nfan-
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27

and bill you for the smaller
amount.
You are entitled to make joint
return even if you didn't get mar
ried until Dec. 81, 1852, or if
your spouse died anytime in 1852
But if you were divorced or legal
ly separated on or before Dec. 81,
you are considered single for the
entire year.
Personal exemptions are inn
portant. Each cuts $500 off your
taxable income. Each taxpayer is
entitled to one for himself, his
wife, and each dependent close
relative. The taxpayer gets an
additional exemption if he is over
65, or blind; and total of three
exemptions if he is both blind and
over 65. Those same extra eXemp-
tions apply to the taxpayers wife
You can't claim an exemption
for a dependent if his or her in.
come for 1852 was $500 or more
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
Taxes Pay For
Tax Booklet


The Government has another
best seller" on its hands in the
new edition of the booklet entitled
Your Federal Income Tax" Over
$50 thousand orders from the
printing office were on hand from
persons anxious to get the latest
tax information before the booklet
was off the press.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue
distributes basic instructions to all
taxpayers with the income tax
forms. The booklet, Your Federal
Income Tax, contains more detail
ed explanations and examples.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27

Sylvester J. Meyers, President
of Already Farms Milling Com
pany, Chicago, was elected to the
Presidency OF the Exchange. A
member of the latter since 1895,
he has been an active participant
in Board of Trade affairs during
the past decade serving as a Direc-
tor Tor 5 years from 1914 through
1948, as Second Vice President in
1949 and as First Vice President
for two successive terms, 1850 and
1851.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
YOUR
INCOME
TAX
glUncle Same Helps Many -.
BY FRANCIS J. KELLY
AP Newsfeatures Writer

WASHINGTON = Government
experts will do the bulk of your
income tax arithmetic for you if
you are eligible to use Form 1040
A. @,N'
This single sY1ecy, amber colored
optional tax return form contains
a list of simple questions such as
your name, address, employer,
number of dependents, and wages,
You answer the questions and the
bureau of Internal Revenue will
figure out your tax, sending you
bill for any amount not covered by
Withholding, or a refund, as the
case may be.
Strict rules govern who may use
this form, however.
You may use a 1040 A if your
total income was less than $1,000
and consisted entirely of wages
subject to Withholding, or of such
wages and not more than $100
total of other wages, dividends
and interest.
When to Use Long Form
But you will have to use the
more complicated Form 104O re-
turn if you had any income from
o'her sources, such as rents, an
uities, royalties or a business;
or if you claim status as the head
of a household.
In reckoning your tax, the reve-
nue. bureau uses a table which
takes account of your exemptions
$500 each) and allows about 10
per cent of your total income as a
deduction in place of charitable
contributions, taxes interest, eX-
traordinary medical-expenses, etc.
If your deduction run more than
10 per cent of your income, it will
pay you to use long-form 1040 and
itemize them.
If you are buying a home, and
the interest payments on your
mortgage run high, it may pay you
to itemize them and other allow
able deductions on the long-form.
It is impossible to do so on form
1040 A or on 1040 when used as
short-form. The same holds good
if you sustain big loss from fire,
flood, flood, or theft, or have large
medical expenses.
Choosing Your Form
There are a couple of other
reasons why you may find it de-
sirable to use form 1O40 in place
of 104O A.
You may have received reim-
burses out-of-town travel expens-
es, which your employer reported
as part of your income. You aren't
required to pay taxes on an ex-
lense account, so you take this
deduction on 1040, used either as
long-form (four pages) or short
form (single Sheet.
Or, it may be that you want to
know right away the amount of
your refund or tax due, without
waiting for the revenue directors
office to figure it. In this case,
short-form 1040 is your choice.
When you use short-form 1040.
you find your tax from table and
write it in yourself. Long-form
1040 requires you to make your
own computations. The long-form
is required of all taxpayers whose
income is $1,000 or more.
Who Can File Jointly
In general, married couples can
save money by making joint re-
turns. Be sure to put the name of
both husband and wife at the top
of the return, and both must sign
II. If you make a joint return us
l ing Form 1040 A, the revenue bu-
reau will figure your tax by both
the joint and separate methods
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-27
ARMY'S POWER PUNCH
FOUND IN 20 DIVISIONS

try Divisions stand ready TO de-
fend our Western defense line.
Holding the line in Korea and
Japan are the First Cavalry, the
Second, Third, Seventh, oath,
25th, 10th and 45th Infantry Di-
visions.
Ten Army training divisions
keep busy applying soldier sea-
soning to raw recruits entering the
service.
These training divisions are the
Army's soldier assembly lines.
They supply requirements for men
leaving tactical units after rota-
ton reassignment or discharge.