Trt 7.1M8. JDRILY ITALY WILL HAVE Call For More Taxes Mew Yort-(J*»)-rrs*k Cr TO TURN TO THE Major Issue Congress It, radio entertainer, eatapstr, and former VMdmtilt star, died sadden* RRDIO ly of a heart attack in his hotel Faces When It Returns apartment early today. ALLIES FOR COAL His wife, known in the entertain- WMbJofton —(#)— Legislation looking for * new record world as Julia Sanderson, BY JAMES MARLOW AND level of wartime taxes overshadows virt all oonsiderations was at Us bedside. GEORGE Z1ELKE for tht JNftumittf .c0nffr«M. Crmmit and his wife appeared on Washington—<*)—The two radio programs, one a five-day of Italy probably haf tipped the However, some of the beat informed observers have predicted there WFHR would, be no new revenue letisla- fotan broadcast in the afternoon allied coal Mottle. lS4t Kilocycles profit! tax from 90 to 96 per and the other an evening show, Italy hat practically no eoel of lion this year—because of tht 1944 titled, "The battle of the sexes." TONIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS its own. This country has eeeJ. So political campaigns. cent •:0«-6:1S — Foltoa Lewis, Jr. has Great Britain. Both eountriee Retail Sales Tax Bitter OaMnversry Senator Byrd KM proposed a (MBS). are producing leu than they need. A hitter controversy between 8:15-6:25—Sports Parade. Will Need Help wartime trial of • federal retail 4 Women Escape Tnaawy Secretary MorgenthaU sales tax. 6:25-6:30—Sports Spotlight. But a conquered Italy, to get on and the congressional tax staff be- From Tayche«dah 6:30-6:45—Dinner Dance. its feet, will have to depend on Washington marked with special clouds the picture. significance a recent speech by Rep. 6:45-7:00—"Confidentially Yours" the allies for help. The treasury department and the Fond da Lac, Wis.—(Jf)—Pond (MBis). Italy, using more than 15 mil- Knutsbn of Minnesota, ranking Re- congressional staff are working publican member of the tax-fram- du Lac county officers were search- 7:00-7:30—Marshfield Fair. lion tons of coal a year before en- separately on new revenue pro- ing today for four inmates of the 7:30-8:00—Dance Music. tering the war, received 80 per cent ing ways and means committee, who grams, for the double-barreled pur- HI am frank to aay that I do state prison for women at Tayehee- 8:00-8:15 — Gabriel Heatter of its supply from Germany. pose of paying war costs and head- dah who escaped over the week-end. (MBS). It has been depending on its axis not see how we can hope to in- ing off inflation. takes much more." Those being sought are: Marian 8:15-8:30—Fireside Gospel Hour. partner ever since. Capitol hill hears that the tax Nelson, 81, sentenced from Sparta; 8:45-9:00— Dance Music. Prime Minister Churchill told staff, if the joint congressional com- Delayne Johnson, 21, and Betty Jane 9 .-00-9:03—News. British miners in May Great Bri- mittee on taxation approves, might The Pony Express, originated in Everson, 18,' both sentenced from 9:05-9:15—Dance Music. tain's coal production was 16 mil- resort to subpeona to get informa- 1860, was in existence only 16 LaCrosse, and Josephire Askinette, 9:15-9:30—Sunny Skylar (MBS). lion tons short of its needs. tion about what the treasury is do- months. 18, sentenced from West Bend. 9:30-9:45—Voice of the Army— G.O.P. OPENS MACKINAC ISLAND MEETING—Chairman Harrison Spangfer (center) opens the United States coal production is ing to draft an administration pro- "Flight For Glory." meeting of the Republican post-war advisory council on Mackinac island in Lake Huron. Left is behind 1943 schedules. gram—and that Secretary Morgen- 9:45-10:00—Music That Endures Gov. Harry F. Kelly of Michigan and at right is Council Secretary Harold Mason of Vermont. Already eastern householders— thau might go to court to challenge (MBS). the great users of anthracite—have j such a move, which he is said to re- 10:00-10:15—News. been told they may have, until Dec. gard as a "fishing expedition." 10:15-10:30 — Tommy Reynolds 1, only 50 per cent of what they Search For New Billions .(MBS). Report Gen. George Marshall Will used last year. The house ways and means com- WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Begin Shutting Off Supply mittee, shortly after congress re- 7:00-7:15—"Old Ab." But the shutting-off of Italy's convenes September 14, will begin 7:15-7:30—News. Lead Invasion of Western Europe coal supply from Germany has be- a preliminary search for new bil- 7:30-7:45—Oscar Kenberg. gun. lions. 7:45-8:00—Early Birds. Last week, as allied ground The treasury wants to add $12,- 8:00-8:05—A. P. News. BY DE WITT MAC KENZIE forces swarmed across Messina 000,000,000 to the present annual 8:05-9:00—Late Risers' Club. This past long week-end has been a notable one for allied fctrait to start the climb up Italy's collections of $38,000,000,000, if pos- T'S a genuine pleasure to 9:00-9:05—News. arms around the world. boot, allied bombers streaked sible. 9:05-9:10—Meet Mr. Baby. Since invasion of France across the English channel is one northward to plaster Germany's rail It may be next spring before con- show our clothes to men who 9:10-9:15—Musical Interlude. of the paramount issues of the moment, I think we must place among link with Italy through the Alps' gress completes a new general rev- 9:15-9:30—Choir Loft (MBS). Brenner pass. enue measure. appreciate the artistic in design the foremost of the developments an announcement in the Washington Irf Through that jugular vein of the 9:30-9:45 — "May time Sweep- Evening Star. The Star's foreign The Tax Picture Stakes." axis Germany had poured not only Today, on the best information end superb quality. aaairs writer, Constantine Brown, coal southward but also military re- 9:45-10:30—Marshfield Hour. says he learns on the highest au- USERYICE available, the tax picture looks 10:30-10:55—Stevens Point Hour. inforcements. about like this: NAZIS DIFFER ON fnoiity that General George C. It seems likely the pass-plaster- 10:55-11:00—The Town Crier. Marshall, U. S. chief of staff, will Sales tax—given a surprising 11:00-11:15 — Boake Carter Pfc. LeRoy Hesse has returned g will continue as the allied in- amount of support in private con- be named commander in chief of vasion moves up the boot. XMBS). WHERE TO FIGHT any allied invasion of'the continent to Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Cal, versations on capitol hill, but re- 11:15-11:30—Morning Devotional. from England. after spending a 15-day furlough U. S. Coal Picture garded politically as a bear waiting 11:30-11:45—Luncheon Dance. with his wife and his mother Mrs. Here is America's coal picture: to be taken by the tail. Organized SCHNABEL'S 11:45-11:55—Cindy Walker. Stockholm— (IP)— The allied in- Plans Developing Henry Hesse, 1431 Apricot street, Last year the United States pro- labor opposes it as a burden on 11:55-12:00—Thorp Auction Time vasion of Italy was reported today This means, Brown points out, city . duced 580 million tons of bitumln- small income groups and veteran —Better Clothing— to have caught Adolf Hitler and "that preparations for operating ous, 60 million tons of anthracite. lawmakers say it hasn't a chance. A 12:00-12:05—Markets (WN). members of his general staff at across the English channel are suf- Pfc. Elmer T. Leverance is This year's goals are 600 million 10 per cent federal retail sales levy 12:05-12:15—"Olb Ab." odds over the question of whether ficiently advanced to select a lead- among the Wisconsin men who par- tons of bituminous, 65 million tons would yield about $5,600,000,000. ; lY.'liYl'lV/lf I 12:15-12:30—News. the German army should attempt er." He emphasizes, however, that ticipated in the battle of Sicily. Re- of anthracite. It's behind schedule Little Enthusiasm 12:30-1:00—Buck Leverton. to make a stand along the Po river well-informed circles say this cent letters received by his par- because: Excess profits tax for individuals 1:00-1:15—Cedric Foster (MBS). or withdraw to positions behind the musn't be taken as meaning the in- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lever- This year's coal strikes cost —the ways and means committee 1:15-1:30—Rehabilitation Depart- Alps. vasion is ready to begin within the ance, Route 3, state that Elmer is about 24 million tons—20 bitumin- ordered a study of such a tax, but ment. next few weeks. well, and that he enjoys the vine- ous and four anthracite—which can- the treasury has little enthusiasm Against Advice of Generals Well, whether the invasion conies yards and orchards of the island. not easily be made up; manpower GET A MOO SALARY LOAN 1:30-2:00—Mutual Goes Calling According to a Swedish observer for it, due to the difficulty of ar- ;(MBS). soon or late, what we have to keep Elmer's brother Herbert is sta- is short, the mines having lost a riving at a formula for determining PAY BACK «9.75 A MONTH FOR 12 MONTHS who cannot be identified by name in mind is this: When it does ar- tioned in Australia, and writes of net of 60,000 to 70,000 men to the 2:00-2:15—Arthur Gaeth (MBS). but who had just returned after a what constitutes excessive income 2:15-2:30—Palmer House Orches- rive, and we have an allied army many interesting sights which he armed forces and other industries. because of swollen wartime earn- Borrow by moll on your taming ability long stay in Germany, Hitler is in- saw there while on a recent fur- tra (MBS). safely ashore in France, it's going ings. This tax idea appears ready instalments of $8.75 each, but only 2:30-2:45—Maxine Keith (MBS). sisting—against the advice of his to place an unescapable squeeze on lough. TVTE^* s°n»e extra cash quickly? generals—that an attempt should for the shelf. 1M Want to pay off old debts? Apply 15)! when repaid at the end of a week. 2:45-3:00 — The Quiz Wizzard Herr Hitler, for he will be between Pfc. Leland Brost, son of Mr. FSA Reveals Figures Compulsory savings—the treas- by mail for a loan at Household A $50 loan repaid in four monthly in- •Milwaukee— (5>)— Harry S. job is welcome to apply for a salary, only 29£ Payments in the table in- 4:15-4:30 — The Black Hood ed huge fortifications along the Po, out this most dangerous and diffi- thigh during the campaign in Sicily. now is deemed unlikely. clude principal and interest You pay .(MBS). cult of all operations this year, the Muir, regional director of the farm car or furniture loan of S20 to $300. the traveler said, as the result of Pfc. Brost has also been confined security administration for Michi- Individual income taxes—might We will send you complete information nothing more. 4:30-4:45—Chick Carter (MBS). a deal made between Hitler and Nazi all highest will have a very, in a hospital with a slight case of be raised. about our loan plans. We have many Cach for many purposes 4:45-5:00—Star Parade. very unhappy Christmas. gan, Minnesota and Wisconsin an- Benito Mussolini before the letter's malaria. nounced today that farmers in the Sentiment Against Increase plans to fit our service to your needs. You may get a Household loan to dean 5:00—Prayer (MBS). fall from power. This understand- Corporation income taxes—con- Cash to RM«| your n*>ds up old "bills, to pay your doctor or 5:01-5:05—News. Russians Continue Unchecked Samuel G. Remley, son of Mr. three-state region repaid a total of ing provided for withdrawal of axis approximately $11,349,000 to the siderable sentiment now against Charges are made only for the time dentist^ insurance, taxes, repairs, 5:05-5:30—Stevens Point Hour. Fitting this announcement like a and Mrs. A. C. Remley, Port Ed- any increase in the 40 per cent you have the money. At our rate of union or training fees—for many pur- troops from most of Italy to the glove is the news of the continued federal treasury during the fiscal . 5:30-5:35—Stevens Point News. Po river with little more than de- wards, who is attending railway "normal" rate. 2H% per month, a $25 loan costs poses. If a loan can help you, send 5:35-5:45—Parade of Bands. red advance against the Nazi right school at Camp Shelby, Miss., has year ended June 30, while over the $1.25 when repaid in three monthly the coupon today. laying actions against the allies same period $7,412,132 was loaned Excise taxes—these might be 5:45-6:00—Superman (MBS). wing. Soviet forces are smashing been promoted to corporal. raised on such items as tobacco, al- further south. at the gates of the big industrial to other farmers. FINP H«I THi CASH LOAN YOU NIED WE GUAMMTCt that these 6:00-6:15 — Fulton Lewis, Jr. coholic beverages, amusements. A payments will repay loan in On July 1, 1943 unpaid balance Cheat*' your monthly payment h»r« XMBS). Haider Heads General Staff ' city and mining center of Stalino Pfc. Russell E. Davis, son of Mr. possibility is a tax on soft drinks. full, if payment* are made on which is the key position of the Ger- and Mrs. Earl Davis of 1930 Wick- on FSA loans in Michigan totaled •chedule Total c«t will be re- 6:15-6:25—Sports Parade. The German general staff, head- If the job of tax framing is not 13 duced if payments art made 6:25-6:30—Sports Spotlight. ed by General Franz Haider, was mans in the rich Donets basin. ham avenue, city, has completed less than $7,075,980; in Minnesota, D ftymenti pfjmemt) tmymtnts ahead of schedule Payments $13,636,200; and in Wisconsin, $8,- completed until spring, it is likely include charges at the rate of . 6:30-6:35—"Bake-Rite Brevities." said, however, to have opposed this Farther north the reds have his course of studies as an aviation that any higher rates on individual $ 25 $ 8.75 % 6.65 2H% per month on that pan of tightened their grip on the strate- mechanic at Amarillo army air field 656,200. Collections for the year 50 1751 13.29 S 908 $ 6.27 a balance not exceeding $100, 6:35-6:45—Dinner Music. plan, holding that if the allies suc- or corporate income would not be- 2% per month on that part of a 6:45-7:15—Marshfield Fair. ceeded in breaking the Po defense gic Bryansk-Kiev railway which at Amanllo, Tex. ending June 30 amounted to ap- 75 26.26 19.94 13.62 941 $7.31 balance in excess of $100 but come effective until 1945, since the 100 9.75 . 7:15-7:30—Pre-Way Quartet. wall the Germans would face a controls a wide sweep of territory. Cpl. Gene A. Brost of 922 West proximately §2,923,000 in Michi- 35.01 26.58 18.15 12.55 not exceeding $200, and 1% per gan; $4,917,000 in Minnesota; and ways and means committee has month on any remainder. . 7:30-8:00—"Take a Card" (MBS). situation similar to that which Up in the Smolensk sector, along Fifth street, Nekoosa, is serving in gone on record as opposing any re- 125 43.72 33.19 2267 1566 12.16 8:00-9:00—Third War Loan Drive faced Nazi forces in North Africa. the route where Napoleon broke his Company D, 76th Bn., 16th training $3,508,000 in Wisconsin. 150 52.43 39.79 27.16 1875 1456 troactive taxes. 200 52.97 36.13 24.92 19.33 The evacuation of German troops back, the Germans have been coun- regiment, Camp Fannin, Texas. 69.80 ter-attacking fiercely, but Moscow Two Definite Programs 300 104.18 78.93 53.75 3696 2857 9:00-9:05—News. across the Alps, staff officers were In his nearly seven months in the Chairman George (D-Ga.) of the 9:05-9:15—Dance Music. represented as telling Hitler, would reports that all thrusts have been service, the former post office clerk Award Contracts to repulsed. senate finance committee and Sena- 9:15-9:30—Sunny Skylar (MBS). be almost as difficult as the at- previously has been stationed at Wisconsin Shipyards tor Byrd (D-Va.), member of that HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 9:30-9:45—Dancing Party. tempt to escape across the Mediter So goes the story on the eastern Fort Sheridan, 111. and Camp Robin- body, are the only members to come son, Ark. e^vsaagf- - 9:45-10:00—Carl Ravazza (MBS). ranean from Tunisia. front until we have a composite pic- Washington — (IP) — Four ship- forward with definite tax programs. • For quick information without obligation mail this coupon today ' 10:00-10:15—News. ture of the great Nazi army being Sgt. Julius Reshel, son of Mr. and yards in Wisconsin and one at Du- The Georgian is author of a pro- HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION / 10:15-10:30 — Eddy Howard (London dispatches said the Ger- steadily beaten back along the en- Mrs. Peter P. Reshel of City Point, 448 MAIN STREET, STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN mans, apparently fearful that the luth, Minn., were awarded contracts gram he figures would bring in JJCMBS). tire 600 miles of the German right Wis., was decorated recently for yesterday by the maritime commis- about $40,000,000,000 annually (the NAME. (All programs subject to change allies were planning new invasion flank. good conduct as chief of section on moves against Europe, were rush- sion for the construction of cargo present rate of collections is about I (without notice.) A Brilliant Operation a gun crew which has been declar- vessels. $38,000,888,000, with such deduc- ADDRESS ing to completion all possible mea- Out in the southwest Pacific our ed the best in the harbor defenses sures for the defense of the south- The yards and the number of tions limited to 15 per cent of the CITY STATE. NETWORK PROGRAMS General MacArthur is personally at Fort Funston. vessels each will build include: i HTESDAS ern coast of France and other vul- commanding a brilliant operation taxable income. 1 p. m. Glnny Blmini, NBC. Walter Butler Shipbuilders Inc., If congress accepted this bond- 7 p. m. Ll«ht« Out, CBS. nerable* spots along the Mediter- which has trapped the Japs m the 7.SO p. tn. Horace Heldt, NBC. ranean coastline.) Superior, 28; Leathern D. Smith tax deduction plan, George said i 7:30 p. m. Jfoah Webfter Bayi, Bine Lae-Salamaua sector of New Gui- Name Ship* After Shipbuilding Co., Sturgeon Bay, 16; he then might agree to increases in ^network. nea. Twenty thousand of the 7:30 p. m. Joey Canovm, CBS. Historical Characters Froemming Brothers, Milwaukee, the individual normal tax from the enemy have been caught in a vise 10; Globe Shipbuilding Co., Supe- present 6 to 8 or 10 per cent, in which is closing to annihilate them. rior, eight; Barns-Duluth Ship- the corporation normal tax from 40 7 p. m Sammy Kayc. CBS. This is a highly important action, Washington — (JP) — The mari- • 7 p. tn. Mr. and Mr*. North. NBC. time commission has assigned building company, Duluth, 12. to 45 per cent and "perhaps" in the Don't Spread 8 p. m. Date with .lull}, NBC. for New Guinea lies just off the 8pm. Lionel! Barrjmnre. CBS. names to 14 Liberty ships being *:»0 p. m. Mr Ulntrirt Attorney, NBC. northeast coast of Australia and is 9 p. m. Kay Klnor, >BC. one of the Nipponese bases which built at Henry J. Kaiser's Oregon 9 p. m. Great Moment* In Music, CBS. have held a great threat over the S h i p b u i 1 d ing corporation yard, continent. Portland, Ore. Each vessel will get Rumors Over Mitchell Bomber IMPORTANT DATES Allied success continued in Italy. the name of "a person of accom- Sept. 12—Brown stamp A from British and Canadian forces moved plishment who contributed to the new ration book 3 becomes valid, steadily inland from their forty- growth of America." Blows Tire But through October 2. mile beachhead, overrunning about The names assigned include: The Phone! Sept. 19—Brown stamp B from a dozen villages in yesterday's oper- James D. Doty, prominent in the Crew Is Uninjured new ration book 3 becomes valid, ations. Enemy resistance was light. development of Michigan, Wiscon- through October 2. Idle gossip works for the Meantime the Rome radio con- sin and Utah. He was judge of Axis, may cost a life or Somewhere in New Guinea, Sept. Sept. 20—Blue stamps R, S and tinues to fish for peace. Michigan territory, explored and 6—(Delayed) — (X>) — Returning T expire. mapped Wisconsin and was gover- sink a ship. Think from a bombing and strafing mis- Sept. 21—Gasoline coupon No. 7 nor of that territory and later serv- TWICE before you say sion near Lae, a Mitchell bomber in new A book expires. Germany uses an eight-wheeled ed as governor of Utah territory. it... think TWICE be- blew a tire on landing and careen- Sept. 30—Fuel oil coupon 5 of scout car with two front ends—it Jean Nicolet, a French explorer fore picking up your ed into the dirt at high speed. 1942-43 season expires. Second tire has a driver aft as well as forward credited with the discovery of Lake phone to spread idle gos* inspection for holders of A gaso- and can speed ahead or in reverse Michigan, Green Bay and Wiscon- sip. Ranking officers standing on thr line books must be completed. at more than 50 miles per hour. sin. field to watch the return of thp [ Oct. 2—Red stamps X, Y and Z Ships hastened to the scene of the' and Brown stamps A and B expire accident. Crash trucks and ambu- at midnight. urfions Our part in this war is to get along with lances also raced out full tilt. They Oct. 20-Blue stamps U, V and found no one hurt. W fcpire at midnight. what we have and use it to the very best Oct. 31—Shop coupon 18 expires advantage to keep up our service. Only While the crew stood around the at midnight. Canning sugar stamps phones that are beyond repair can be re- bomber somewhat shaken by the 15 and 1C and sugar stamp 14 ex- keep ut Informed on Auction trend* In Wltconiln, Illlnoli, placed, but our repairmen will keep your landing, Maj. Gen. Richard K pire at midnight. towa, Minnesota and Michigan. That's juit one advantage In present phone in working order. Sutherland walked to the pilot, calling Thorp to put on TOUR AUCTION. Thorp'f reputation First Lt. Robeit Robmctte of Hous- for drawing crowd* . . . getting action; Thorp's radio net* ton, Tex , and congratulated him on ALWAYS PREPARED work and newspaper advertising; clerking and handling of all his excellent maneuvering of the Pulp Camp Worker details for a successful sale, art other advantages. Yet a WE'RE BEHIND THE MEN IN crippled plane. Thorp sale costs no more ... If cheapest In the end. Don't Is Mauled By Bear At no time of day or night will you find be fooled by low prices. Call Thorp for TOUR sale. Phono SERVICE! us at our expense at our Main Office or our nearest branch Other crew members included Park Falls, Wis.— (X>)~ Rrvin us unprepared. Your phone call at any WILL YOU HELP US? First Lt. Samuel SMzky of Peeks- office. Well do the rest kill, N. Y., the obserw-r, Tech. Sgt Me Intyre, pulp camp worker, is re- hour places our entire organization com- co\ering hpr»> from an attack by a Tnor» If on the Wftcwutn Radio Network 'ally, Mow. Vernon Anderson, Red Granite, bear, which inflicted 24 severe lacer- pletely and immediately at your disposal. day through Saturday at 11 :S4 A. M. Tune in KotioM Keep AD Conversations to Less than Wis., radio operator; and Sgt. Rob- ations on Me Intyre's bark. WftJN, WHBY, WCLO. WIBU, WFHR emsl WSAU 5 Minutes. ert Jones, Santa Ana, Calif., gun- ner. Me Intyre said he was skidding logs Mirth a horse when the bear Abel R. Hagen, Branch Manager A soldier standing nearby leaned appeared. The horse bolted and Me Weber Super-Market Bid., MarahfieM, Phone 740 over to his buddy and whispered: Intyre ran, pursued by the bear. Louis Joosten, Representative, Rudolph, Wis, "Brother, that's some deal.' Two- The woods worker was struck down KROHN & BERARD star generals right on the spot as and was being mauled when Known for Serviet fast as the crash truck. Some at- Wood County Charles Newell, camp owner, heard tention we're getting!" his cries for help. Newell's appear- ;; FINANCE ance with an axe sent the bear CORP. / Over 22,500 workers died in traf- lumbering off into the woods. Telephone Co. fic accidents between Pearl Harbor fi •nd June, 1943. READ TRIBUNE WANT ADS. THORP. NFWSPAPFR!