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AMERICAN AIR BASE IN ENGLAND, June 30 (U. P.).—The flying ‘fortress named “Georgia Rebel” had a fough bout with a life raft and German fighter planes on the way back from St. Nazaire in. a raid this week, but came home unscarred. Lt. Oscar Jones of Albany, Ga., pilot of the Rebel, told today how the life raft almost downed his big

back alongside the fort, wrapping itself around the tail fin. The flapping raft set up vibrations throughout the fortress and neutralized the controls. While the Rebel was spiraling down, Lt. Melvin R. Hecker of Chicago, the copilot, ran back to the waist of the ship. Reaching out of the waist gunner’s port, he tried to disengage the raft by tugging at its lines. Finally he tied the lines around the waist gun and with leverage was able to wrench the raft loose. While Hecker was fighting with the raft, the rest of the crew were fighting the Germans, who swarmed in to finish off the disabled ship. Two attacking planes were downed and the Rebel, her controls again responding to Jones’ touch, rejoined her formation.

Pfc. Martha W. Kaiser shows

When Pfc. Martha W. Kaiser of the marine corps women’s reserve made her sixth blood donation fo the Red Cross in Washington she added another good deed to the war record of an East side family. Pfc. Kaiser, 23, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Washburn, 236 Pasadena st. She graduated from Technical high school and the Normal college of the American Gymnastic Union. Sometime affer her marriage to

WITH TEAPOT DOME

WASHINGTON, June 30 (U. P.). —Comptroller General Lindsay Warren today compared the navy's recent Elk Hills oil development contract with the Standard Oil Co. of California to the Teapot dome and Elk Hills contracts of 1923, and said it was “executed without authority of law and therefore invalid.”

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sixth blood donation to the Red Cross in Washington. Wife of Soldier Is a Marine; Family Also in War 100%

Charles E. Kaiser, she went to Los Angeles to visit her soldier husband. That was last April, and she promptly enlisted in the wom€n’s marine reserves. Her father works in a defense plant. Both he and. Mrs. Washburn are air raid wardens. Mis. Washburn is helping mail out ration books and both buy defense bonds. Their son, George, is a seabee on duty in California.

Testifying before the house public lands committee, Warren read an opinion on the contract written by Assistant General Counsel E. L. Fisher of the comptroller general's

DEFENDANT FINED IN FOOTBALL ROW

A neighborhood squabble that began several weeks ago because a woman objected to boys kicking a football into the yard of her home, ended yesterday when Municipal

Judge John McNelis halted a verbal barrage between witnesses and fined the defendant. The defendant was

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Auto Association Seeks 6-Month Moratorium on $5 Payment.

WASHINGTON, June 30 (U. P.). —The American Automobile association today urged congress to declare a six-month moratorium on the “pay-or-you-can’t-go” federal auto use tax as motorists were warned that this is the last day to obtain their $5 windshield sticker. A. A, A President Thomas P. Henry said reports, particularly from Atlantic seaboard, showed that motorists “bitterly oppose paying a tax on use of their cars at a time when such use, under government regulation, is almost at the vanishing point.” He asked congress to permit motorists to forego the payment for the remainder of the year.

Issues Final Warning Of Auto Tax Deadline

Motorists, here's the final warning from Will H. Smith, internal revenue collector: Today is positively the last to purchase a $5 federal use tax stamp. Motorists who drive after midnight without the yellow sticker on the windshield will be subject to arrest and a $25 fine. Thousands of car owners delayed their purchase until the last day and lined up at no less than six windows at the internal revenue bu reau today. x

MILK CONTROL LAW TO END AT MIDNIGHT

The state milk control law becomes ineffective at midnight tonight, throwing out of office the state milk control board and its 41 employees. The 1943 G. O. P.-controlled legislature refused to extend for another two years the milk . control law which has been effective in Indiana since 1935. C. Wright Humrickhouse, executive secretary of the board, met today with the commission on public records to determine what papers of the board should be kept and what destroyed. He said he probably would remain in his office for the next few days to close up affairs.

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fourth machine was a special sign indicating that its worker was a “Stakhanovite,” pledged to overfulfill his or her norm of produc-

tion. The Stakhanovites, strange as it would seem to us, are actually pieceworkers, paid at a progressively increasing rate on a speedup system which is like an accelerated Bedeaux system. The Russian industrial system is a strange paradox to an American. The method of employing and paying labor would satisfy our most unsocial industralist. And the way capital is treated would, I believe, completely satisfy a Norman Thomas, After luncheon, I began to question a short, wiry young fellow whom the director had introduced to me as the superintendent of production, his bright young man. » ” ”

What Are Lures?

HE REMINDED ME so much of the promising American industrial type that I decided to try to find out from him what were the urges and the lures under the Communist system that caused him to educate himself beyond his fellows, to work the extra hours necessary to become superintendent over 30,000 men, and to - acquire the knowledge that was clearly leading him toward the top. He said he'd be glad to answer my questions. He told me that he was 32 years old, married, and the father of two children. He lived in a comfortable house much better than the average, and in peacetime had an automobile. “How does your pay as superintendent of this factory compare with the pay of the average skilled worker in the plant?” I asked him. He thought for a moment: “It’s about 10 times as much.” That would be, at the same ratio, $25,000 or $30,000 a year in America, and actually was about what a man of similar responsibility in America would receive. So I said to him, “I thought communism meant equality of reward.” - : Equality, he told me, was not part of the present Soviet conception of socialism. “From each according to his capacities, to each according to his WORK.” >

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FROM THIS young executive I learned that the Russian worker can use his money in much the same way that we here in America can. He can spend it or save it, invest it in a home, a place in the country or in NONINTEREST bearing government

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Russia does not permit anyone to make a return on -capital— therefore the non-interest bearing bonds. After listening to him declare that he was in complete accord with the economic and political theories of that state I asked him, “But if you happened to hold different ideas, could you express them and fight for them?” It took me 10 minutes of hot colloquy to get him even to consider such a supposition, and then his answer was only a shrug of the shoulders. It was my turn to be impatient and I said, somewhat sharply, “Then actually you've got no freedom.” ” » ”

Father a Peasant HE DREW himself up almost belligerently and said, “Mr. Willkie,

father and grandfather ever had. They were peasants. They were never allowed to learn to read or write. They were slaves to the soil. “When they sickened, there were no doctors or hospitals for them. I am the first man in the long chain of my ancestors who has had the opportunity to educate himself, to advance himself —to amount to anything. And that for me is freedom. ’ “It may not seem freedom to you, but, remember, we are in the developing stage of our system. Someday we'll have political freedom, too.” I pressed him: “How can you

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economic freedom where the state owns everything?”

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Some Employers to Deduct Levy From Payrolls This Week.

Bookkeeping headaches will increase for Indianapolis employers when they take over the income tax worries of their workers at midnight. Under the new pay-as-you-go tax system, employees’ pay checks will be minus 20 per’ cent of their However, the deduction will not be made in most of this week's pay checks since the tax does not start until the first payroll period after today. The 20 per cent tax is placed only on the income ‘above personal exemptions. Persons in the lower income bracket will find that the withholding tax will equal their income tax liability.

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