Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1943 — Page 3

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (U. PJ.

dell Hull and other officials of the | | department, The ceremony took place in the anteroom adjoining Hull's office. + | Laurence C, Frank, an executive as- ,| sistant in the department, swore in the new undersecretary. Hull's return to the department this morning after a short holiday at Hot Springs, Va, was believed | preliminary to his departure for the coming meeting of foreign ministers

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of the United States, Great Britain and the Soviet Union. Hull's departure for the threepower meeting would place Stet«|tinfus temporarily in charge of

+handling administration of United,

Fiume, Jugoslav sources sald today.

hold the spotlight of popularity. Leon Ennis of Chicago tries out

LONDON, Oct. 4

A communique broadcast by the Jugoslav army of liberation last night conceded that German troops had forced their way back into Susak, a suburb of Flume, after a 20-day battle. Partisan « forces still were firmly entrenched in the outskirts of the town, however, and the communique said their artillery was pounding enemy lines in Flume, particularly the harbor installations, A Swiss radio broadcast heard in London quoted the communique as

BECOMES AN ‘ACK

today.

LONDON, Oct. 4 (U. P).=Ool.|landed food, supplies and weapons Hubert Zemke, 20, Missoula, Mont. an 8th air force fighter group com- | closed point on the Dalmatian coast: mander, became an ace by shooting down his fifth Nasi fighter Saturday the Germans were rushing reinduring the Flying Fortress raid on|forcements to the coastal areas in | Emden, thé U. 8. army announced [an effort to dislodge the partisans

saying that allied naval units had ,|for the patriot forces at an undis-

Jugoslay - quarters indicated that

ONG-RANGE GUI IN CHANNEL

LONDON, Oct, 4 (U, P10 range guns duelled in p across the English channel ¢ today and last night with & 0 ber of German shells falling in | ! vicinity of Dover, shaking the

coastal region.

p. m. (5:15 E W, salvoes across the straits before the Germans answered from batteries between Boulogne and Calais, Oun flashes lighted the sky on both sides of the channel. 4 3 After a respite of about an hour, = the duel resumed this morning with the British firing several two-gun salvops and the Germans -replying

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with four-gun blasts.

States foreign policy.

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NOTICE TO FIRMS (OR INDIVIDUALS)

who desire to = - send gifts to considerable numbers of men.

The Man's Store—is prepared—to take care of every detail— Write or Phone— (ask for Miss Hammond).

"Don't miss the boat" Gifts should leave before Oct. 15th.

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0 4,409,500 : _ {x)=50 per cent of the first $50 of tax; 25 per cent of the next $50; An 5 per cent of the balance, the maximum credit not to exceed $250. MARRIED PERSONS—NO DEPENDENTS Exemptions: Present law—$1200; proposal—$1100, Proposed Proposed

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100,000 $500,000 ~ 1,000,000 945,904 $6,000,000 4,785,994 “(x)—50 per cent of the first $50 of tax; 25 per cent of the next $50; | Gen. ‘and 5 per cent of the balance, the maximum credit not to exceed $250. quarter's : 5 : ori A large forma HL, tor bombers, escorted by P-40 War-] MARRIED PERSON—TWO DEPENDENTS eo clot a Exemptions: Present law—$1200 plus $350 for each dependent! giqed the enemy base a layProposal—$1100 plus $300 for each dependent. ing their bombs squarely across a} Net Income Present Law Proposed power plant and the Haiphong dock | -

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(x)—50 per cent of the first $50 of tax; 35 per cent of the next $50!

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‘SHOULD LEAVE HERE BEFORE OCT. 15 —TO INSURE DELIVERY ON CHRISTMAS DAY.

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Of course — any gift you send him — any little remembrance — will go deeply to his heart — ;

But you know how it is — since he was knee high to a grass{be : = hopper — he had a special hankering for something from his tec BOG UH BD i ; store — from dad’s store, The Man's Store.

so | ge This feeling grew — and flowered — through his school days — ST Mona cpm pe and college life — through his business and industrial years — It strengthened as time wore on—

You could catch the depth of the preference — on Christmas days— when following a certain, natural impulse — he would “Open the Strauss Gift Box First!”

IN INDIANAPOLIS

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A gift from The Man’s Store — carries not only your personal greetings — but also something of “home” — something typical of Indianapolis — bringing memories of the Old Home Town.

We could fill this page with items — and then represent only a. portion of gift stocks — Drop in — gifts for Men in Service

i ny — are just inside the doors to your right! C3 noel