| Show THE OGDEN 2-- B As Compulsory Religion Class Conducted In Jail S TREASURY U FEWER TO DIE 1941 ON Hi iTPv TAXES is Ky-fC- : IN W Mil ' ) Handling Maladies Today With 1918 In nt WASHINGTON Aug 1 (AP? — The treasury today began collecting next year's record breaking income taxes in advance by selling notes to the gentax eral public President Roosevelt was expected to be the first customer buying a $1000 note in the official opening ceremonies H - J- i wFV j" 'V ' a - h' I nor any other taxpayer knows what his 1941: bill will be rfor congress is still working on the new income tax rates and final action will not come for weeks The new notes of a type never marketed before by the federal government went on sale at the treasury nd the 12 federal reserve banks but with all banks authorized to handle orders for their customers -Secretary MorgentKau said the primary purpose was to offer them to taxpayers "fortheir convenience in setting aside regularly the funds which will ?be required to meet the unprecedented' taxes they will pay next year on this year's income" The notes' were designed so that purchaserscan turn them bck to the treasury with a little interest the treasury will pay as an inducement for purchases in payment of any income or excess profits taxes lS '1 -- vw i i due after Jan 11942 The treasury will accept none of the notes before that date After that date the notes will be redeemed only if they have been held for three months or more r' Every taxpayer will have to be Ihis own judge on whether he wants to buy any of the notes or how many However if anyone buys more than he needs next year for taxes he can hold them for the following year or turn them in for cash If held interest will be paid up to Aug 1 1943 If redeemed for cash however the treasury will refund only the purchase price without interest DAM HOLDS WATER ENOUGH FOR N Y FOR TWO DECADES WASHINGTON 1 Aug — " MwfriminiMrHWM WWMW —f i Father Ernest Kaufhold (left) conducted one of the compulsory classes in religious BEHIND BARS men in the Cook county (Chicago 111) county jail that were ordered by Warden for education young Frank Sain after Barnard "Knify" Sawicki told' Father Kaufhold that he never had had a prayer book in his hands — — 4 German Ordered To Destroy Radio Waltz Me Around Again Willie i 'ywwwm' A1 V4MMMM ii yv rr jtffwwiiiiiiniituniijiiijjijiimiiijuiigifcaww i i mtml rwm r y i nntf lllm mum v - n JJ ' J v r' — £ BUENOS AIRES Aug (AP)— German Ambassador Edmund von Thermann had orders today either or destroy a radio to has caused diplowhich transmitter matic friction between Argentina and Germany foreign office sources said The transmitter was seized recently by a congressional commit"3 tee investigating activities but was returned to the German embassy last Tuesday at the requst of the foreign office after the German government pro tested 1 ' ' ' 1 1 - re-exp- IT i r (k v " - -- ' rv V v i - r anti-Argenti- - : v ? 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