Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1942 — Page 5

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MTAMY BEACH, Fla, Jan. 2 (©. By FREDERICK M. KERBY must do, what they ought to @o,|was government offices, having to @o|war industries; where and how tO] WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (U. P= P) —Attorneys for Al Capone, one- Director Fhe Tipe Washington lor what was advisable for them to Eas tol TE Toe ry oe Ch de- (enlist for military and civil defense! ynoroximately 800 presidents of

time Chicago gang leader and now| WASHINGTON, Jun. 2—1The en-[00 in performing his part in the sons from possible jail sentences, Tense housing and Sa Nos = Yolo End or G38 colleges and universities will meet trance nited war pattern of ‘economics ‘and|by telling them how and when and|Tt has told many mothers how ring 1941, a pieces | morrow and Sunday in Baltimore The i y WAS a bt Nits Sais nw government ‘which has emerged in/where they must register as aliens. [get in touch with their boys in the|of informational material was sent Ahey're “White Collar’ Men cosy mat the Governments suit|war has created personal problems the nation’s capital. It has Set many readers straight on service. out to readers in answer to their|to mobilize educational forces for the Who Bear Full Brunt [to collect $119,367 internal revenue for millions of individual Americans| The Service Bureau has been their tax Habilities under new tax| Tt has furnished prepared ma-|requests. As the year ended, the war effort. . taxes from the former beer bardn|_noblems even more acute than able to aid in the solutions. During|laws. Millions of Americans who terial on wages and hours, social volume of these requests was steadi~| The conference, called by the U.S, Of War, Inflation. had been postponed for at least &l¢ne previous rapidly expanding de-|1041, countless individuals have hever before paid a dollar of direct security, resettlement, old-age re-|ly increasing. The Bureau's DIANS| om. of Bauoation, will be the first This Year, fense program had Created. These saved their jobs in war industries taxes to the Federal Government lief to individuals and families contemplate handling an even larger Jont] meeting since formation of was age by Leland Stowe | They said a stipulation agreeing/sroblems have been increasingly|and in private industries, by the must, in 1042, file income tex re- which hed personal problems in- volume of such requests in 1042. .|RHCER EC a on Cotaission Stire from Churnine for Ra con jon postponement had been reached reflected in the letters sent to the simple expedient of writing a letter turns. volved in these laws. The service of answering questions| =¢ = W0 0® W000 To eduled and other points of Southwest Vith Government officials here and) washington Service Bureau of The to the Bureau and finding out how| While our Bureau cannot, of It has contacted government offi- (for readers is free. The Bureau will) on Marg lyr Asia, that a similar action was pending| Indianapolis Times during the year (to obtain proof of birth in this|/course, give legal advice to Citizens, |cials and new agencies for many answer personally any question of speakers Ww Paul V. MoNutt. pg. against Capone and 14 others in|just closed. country—after having tried. Wwith-|it can, and has, supplied factual|persons who had vital business to/fact or information, that does not| Administrator Tau By LELAND STOWE Chicago, where it was claimed they| The Service Bureau of this news-|out success to obtain & birth Gertis- answers on how these taxes affect transact. It has told hundreds of involve extensive research. Ques-|Assistant Secretary of War Ro vt Copyright. 1961 by ‘rhe Indisnupolis Times failed to pay income tax on ‘their|paper has become, during 19¢1, the|icate from the State of birth—for individuals. persons how to apply for examina- tion letters to the Bureau should be|F. Patterson, Brig.-Gen. Lewis sn The Chicago Daily News. Inc. illicit beer industry from 1021 %0|G. H. Q. for puzzled readers who the very good reason that no records The Bureau has obtained vitel/tions for civil service jobs: where signed and a postage stamp must|Hershey and OCommisioner of Haua Dec. it (By Clip- 1982. needed ‘information on what es were kept at the time the i information for businessmen from and how to apply for Training for be inclosed for answer. cation John W. Studebaker. —China as ama western- oe © ‘ever since the days of Marco le = = SE —— . - = —-— Polo, but the war has made ‘this Wey and land quite & bit more] and turvy than the most in-| genious Oriental | would have pre-| orm sor ———— Ce AS 0

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over Tour and one - half years, Smart black or brown styles. Sizes tion at an amazing low price. Sizes 14 the ‘majority ‘of| 6 to 11 to 44. China’s people! : Leland Stowe have somehow)! survived ‘the in-| tolerable. Among the most uncom-| plaining and heroic of these ‘sur-| vivors are a great many professors, | , ‘Scientists, engineers and other such folk—the “white collar” patriots of China. In all wars military leaders atid joliticians usually reap the lion's are of ‘credit, and in all wars a| Cy proportion of white-collarites ‘hose in the frankly acquisitive oc-| cupations) manage to advance their | ¢hpitalistic standing with the st of commercial Napoleons. Small Pay Buys Less and Less Nevertheless, there are always other white-collar civilians who! seem destined to “also serve” yet) bear the full brunt of war and infla- |

shock you to learn that a ‘coolie

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oh that amount, with rice probably | wearing N h . ; doting more here than it does in| points. AN = DAY 1D RY N Professors Real Weroes | new winter BF All Sizes X N But even so you haven't heard | Shines. ww 1) R | hy vy = RBS ® Regular $16.75 shout the plight of<China’s White- hein ’ RN NY collar intellectuals. Hundreds of . i § Bb, \ Warned professors, top men in their Aj 1k N y (NL , Nv 8 lized fields, are somehow liv- \ ; |e need toed ress vouts, in twill in Chine on the equivalent of Ry : = Ho or fdas bes.

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of the most important civilian tasks ih China. He has several degrees and has taken advanced training

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