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STA IF "STABILIZOVANJE
NAJAMNICE''?

Cesto puta cujemo da ie Naclonalnl Rat
nj Odbor Rada odbio trazenu povisicu najan-
nice cd strane najan1nih radnika ma osnovu
toga sto Sc dana trazena povisica kosl sa ma
cionalnim programom stabilizacije najamnice,'
kao sto to isto teo ma osnovu lste baze odbl
trazenu povisicu radnika Western Electric Go.
il Kearny, n. j., cesto puta euJemo ola lsto
telo ma istoj bazi odobrava, ogranieeno, povi-
sicu najamnice. Otuda Sc pitanje postavlja:
sta je tai "nacionani program stablizacije
najamnice?
Naiamn radnici su jedini ii koj prima-
ju najamnicu. Ona je izrazena kolicina vred-
nosti Gene radne snage. Radna snaga, koja
Sc sastoji cd mesa, kost, zivaca, krvi koze
najamnih radnika, jeste jedini espap kojeg oni
poseduju. Kao svaki drugi espap radna sna-
ga ina svoiu vrednost svoju cenu. Njena
vrednost Sc odredjuje ukupnim troskovima ko-
il su nuzni "a odrzavanje i negovanje radne
snage onih troskova koji su potrebni "a
produkciju rase radnika. Kao svakom dru-
gom espapu cena radne snage Sc odredjuje
konom ponude traznje.
Ali pored toga sto je radna snaga gor
MEM vrlo slicna swim ostalim espapima, ona
Sc u isto vreme bitno cd svih njih raZlikuje.
Ta bitna razlka Sc sastoji u veevaznoj ci-
njenici da je radna snaga takorekuc otac svlh
ostaih espapa, tojest, ona stvara sve drus-
tvene vrednosti. Zbog toga cena iii vrednost
radne snage predstavlja dec njenog proizvoda,
manji Moi veci izrabljivackoj kapitalisti6koj
klasi koja poseduje sve Instruments drustve-
ne proizvodnje bez kojih je radna snaga
swim nemocna.
Zbog svih gorniih kvalifikacija cena rad
ne snage jeste trojaka, tojest, ona je nominal
na realna relativna
Nominalna najamnica je TEX puka novca-
ma forma, koja nema nista zajednickog nj sa
stvarnom niti sa relativnom najamnicom. Vred-
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PRETPLACUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
SIRITE RADNICKU BORBU.

Fra Grarda Otac matt vragom-opsednuti eretici.
Prokletstvo ma njih' ).
II tako, uprkos svakom zakonu pravdi. dvoje dece
behu otrgnut cd porodice bce uvek odvojeni cd
ME Dao svo zvot da izvestm Kristijana Lebrenna
niegoyu suprugu sudbini sto je rezervsana njho
WI kcer. Vaj, nikakvog naeina da oni vide."
"Sutra Hena polaze zavet konventu avgustinskih
sestara tom me je zvestio kaludjer koj me zameni
kao nien veronastavnk Boze MOL Sirota devoka je
uvek izgubljena svoju porodicu.
"Pa pak ostaje zracak made. Nadzor sto e sprva
nadamnon upraznjavan postae mamie srog, sad kad mi
zvot vene kad edva ostavam svoju postelju. Ako
ceras owe noci budem mogao da osavm konvent, zves
ticu gospodina Lebrenna opasnosti so pret negovoj
kcer Mozda &c kneginja Margarita, zahvalujuci upl
WI Roberta Esenna jos bt stanju da dobije slobodu
Hene pre- no sto bude uzela veo.
"Boze moi! Ussi molitvu moju brzo resi- zivo-
ta Molicu da me pokopaju fraku, gde drzm "a
krivene lisove, jedine konfdante mole ljubavi.
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IN d II USTRIJALIZ A NJ
Daniel De Leon.

Jedinstveno je posmatrati kako jevandje-
lie Socijalistickog Industrijalnog Junionizma
pokreta "a koji je prorokovano da je pokre-
nut kao mrtvorodjenGe i kome covek vre-
mena vreme cuje primedbu: da je stvarno
mrtav grabe njegovi vrli nepriiatelji vrli
elemenat, ciju propast oval pokret oglasuje.
Je Ii to slucaj onog najviseg oblika laske ko-
il jedan covek moze podariti drugom: IMITA-
CHE? Ne ide Ii mozda ia pojava dublje, ne
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mozes reci, Josiphine, Sta cd mas traits.


Pichrocholle, sastah Sc tobom ratu...
Da, ia bejah arkvebusijer kompaniji Gospoda-
Monuca. Dosadi mi da ubijam u boju, bez korsti
meme, Ialijane spanolce svajc jcare Famance, koje
poznavah pa odlucih da ubijam Francuze ko-
e poznavah Postah MauvasGarcon. Sad stavljam svoj
bodez i svoj mac sluzbu svakoga ko mi plaza Milo
drago
To je kao biti vojnik, samo drug naGin -
objasni Grippe Minaud - Ali oval zanat traz izvesnu
hrabrost koju posedujem ia rade napadam poste-
burzoe koji du kuc bez ikakvog drugog oruzja
svojih fenjera.
Pichrocholle - nastavi Franc-Taupn - ia ii
spasoh zvot boju kod Marignana Izbavh te Cd dvoce
lanskveneta, koj bi ii bill da ne bese mene prired
neugodan cetvrt saa. Verujem da postupih kao
drug.
- Sveti Cadouine! Ear ii meme smatras nezahval
nkom Ako imas da traits kakvu uslugu meme, govo
ri slobodno, bez bojazni odricanja
Kad te pre- nekoliko mnuta sretoh pade mi ma
da 81 tt eovek koga trebam -.
(Nastavce se)
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POGLAELJE XVI.
Gostionica Crnog Grozda.

"Crni Grozd" bese grubo namolovana deviza ma gr-
bu edne gosonce so sluzase kao sastaaiste Ia sva-
kovrsne razbojnike koji vreme spunjavahu grad
Parz Cak strelci patrole imadahu strahopostovanJa
prema polupodzemnom pribezsu vratoseca Oni nkad
ne usudjivahu lei krivudav i mracan sokacic eijoJ
sredni start znak Crnog Grozda dobro pozna svma To-
povma, skrpase vijase vetru. Tr coveka sedeei
pored sola ednom kuu toga sklonista, raspravJahu
jedno vazno stvari, sudeei po tajanstvenosti koom
obavijahu svo razgovor Pichrocholle, MauvasGarcon
niegov drug Grippe Mnaud, Tre-Lane koji pre- neko-
liko mesec prsustvova prodaji oprosajnica Crkv ST.
Denis razgovarahu Josephinom Franc-Taupnom. Gu
dan preobrazaj! Avanturst ednom eovek spokojne do
bre naravi, mogase prepoznat Njegova sad mrac
ma cak divaeka fizionomija pokazvase ukorenenu tu
GU On ostavi nedrnut svoj bokal vina Kakvog aeeg
dokaza njegove tuge!
- Sveti Cadouine! - reee Pichrocholle glasom i
kretom pobozna przivanja. - Ovde smo sam Sad nam
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rata obilnu ostetu - ratne profile. A kada to
ne bi bio slucaj tada bi ii kapitalisti ulagali
svoj kapital u industrijama zivotnih namirnl-
ca da bi tako dobli ostetu.
Da Nacionalni Ratni Odbor Rada merl
radnikovu najamnicu sa njegovim drustvenlm
prozvodom on bi tada bio "a pobolJsanJe rad
nikovog zivota pod kapitalizmom sto bl znacllo
da bi tada kapitaisti dobivali manji profit, Jer
bi radnic dobivali vecu relativnu naJamnlcu
u koliko bi Sc povecavao njhov proizvod sa
usavrsenijim alatima proizvodnje. Ali "a
to neee nikada biti Nacionalni Ratni Odbor
Rada, jer je on agencia politicke drzave koJa
je izvrsni odbor kapitalisticke klase, koJa
mora patti da Sc opsti interest poslednJe u
napredjuju. Zbog toga bi kapitalistlcka klasa
zajedno sa svojom drzavom radje povecala
samu realnu najamnicu iznad vrednosti espa-
pa radne snage nego da povecava relatlVnu
ma ajamnicu zrabljenih najamnih radnika. Marx
ovo jasno objasnjava sa sledecim:
"Relatvna najamnica moze padat iako
stvarna istovremeno sa nomnanom raste, all
he raste istoj razmeri profitom. Ma pr,
ako vreme dobre zarade naJamnlca poraste
naiamnica nije porasla vec je opala Ako
kapital raste brzo, ma iamnica [nomnalna i re-
alma moze rasti; ali nesrazmerno bro raste
profit jer je opala relativna najamnica Ma
terijalni polozaj radnikov popravio Sc, ali m
racun njegovog drustvenog poozaja. Drustve
na provala koja ga deli cd kapitalista, pro$i-
rila se.'
Neka Sc povecava nomnalna stvarna ma
jamnica u skladu sa skakanjem .cena zivotnih
namirnica, veil kapitalista kada je tesnac, a
Ii nipoSto nece dozvoiti da sc poyecava rela-
tivna najamnica Il skladu sa vetim proizvo-
dom radne snage, jer tada ne bi mogao Cd rad
nika izrabljivati sve veti "viSak vrednosti'
Marxov gornji citat obiaSnjava izgledni ma
terijaln dobitak radnika, kao sto kapitalisti
niihovi cankolzi stalno stcu kako danas rad
nix uziva udobnosti koje nj kralj srednjeg We
ka nie uzivao da je to relativni gubitak, jer
Sc njegov proizvod mnogo wise povecao Cd dobi
venog materjalnog polozaia, jer Sc mnogo wise
poboljSao polozaj kapitalsticke kase smislu
dobivanja ogromnieg bogatstva, sada ie "a
ista "Drustvena provala koja ga deli od kapi-
talista prosirenija.'
Pod kapitalizmom radniGka klasa Sc ne
moze nadati reativnom boljem zivotu. Jer u
koliko Sc bogati plutolratija tolko mora da
! pada reativno yecoi mizerli radnitka klasa:
| kada bi htela kapitalistitka drzava da po-
mogne radnickoj klasi, ona to ne bi mogla pos
ti6i jer to MOI kao radncima zabranjuje ka-
pitalisticki nacin proiZvodnje, koii bazira
ma izrabljiyanju jos vetem izrabliivanju rad
nicke klase. Radnicka Nasa &c moci svoj zivot
! zaista pobojSati samo onda nakon Sto Sc, po
| ucenju Socijalstitke Radnicke Partije orga-
nizuje polititki, da ma miran natin, putem gla
| sovnice, ciyilizovano, osvoii uni5ti polticku
| drzavu "a sva vremena, industrijalno, da ta
ko ujedinjena sposobna uzme drzi sva sred-
| stya druStvene prozvodnje da III krece ko-
rist ceog oslobodjenog coveCanstVa. TEX tada
ce radnici mo6i stabilizoyano uzivati svojp pu-
| nu produktivnost.
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znaci Ii ona oBRAcANJE nije Ii ona kao
takva, znak "a odobravanje? Daleko cd toga!
To je pesma sirene, koja smera da odmami
propast. Jedan primer toga je jezik kojm go
vori journal" United Mine Workers of A
merica, maniac Civic Federation "a radne ru-
dare. journal" izjavljuje, da United Mine
Workers veruje Il Industrijalizam da je ona
organizovana ma tome nacelu. To je lama izja-
va.
"Industrijalizam" kao nj "kapitaizam', kao
nj "socijalzam', ukratko kao nj ikoja druga
ustanova, ne sastoji Sc samo IL Jedne stVari'
niti cak iz jednog skupa stvarl lndustrlJah-
zam", kao i "kapitalzam" kao "soclJallzam
it'd, jeste cello, ella ie sustna Jedan prlnclp
CHI su sv spoljni oblci pojave toga jednog
sredisnjeg princpa, kome su sve spolJne poJa-
podlozne koje ga skupa ilustruJu
Kapitazam Sc, Ma primer, ne sastoji samo
il privatnog vlasnistva potrebnih stvari Ia
proizvodniu. Ako b takvo vlasnistvo bllo od-
redjujuca crta i osobina kapitaizma, onda je
kapitalizam vadao u danima kmetstva. Kmet
bese vlasnik syoiih alata, feudalni vlastelin
H@NN
rrozvodn iu Ipak, to ne beSe kapitallZam Ia
pitaizam ie onai drustveni sistem, pod koJlm
je alat proizvodnje kapitaD narastao do tako
mamutske velicine, da klasa, koja mu Je Was
nix, vada kopnom morem ka0 despot, do ko-
ga ne moze doGi koga he moze sVrgnuu
prestola konkurencia, te koji stalno umnoza-
va broj svojih robova, najamnih roboVa, time
sam regrutuiuti sle, koje 6e ga oboriti CUR
mutt civilizaciju napred ka SocijalistickoJ Re-
publici - To je kapitalizam ne jedna Ill
niz prividno kapitalistickih pojava.
Tako ie sa Socijalizmom. On Sc ne sas-
toll presto u obaranju privatnog vlasnistva BIZ
10 koie iii svih potrebnih stvari zivota Ako bl
takvo obaranje privatnog vlasnistva bilo So
cijalizam onda bi nekadanje obaranje pflVat-
nog vlasnistya vojnih sila i sadasnje drzaFno
vlasnistvo 18TH bio Sociializam. Otigledno jo,
da to niie Socijalizam. Jedan I'D ljudskog bl-
+ ca nije ljudsko bce. Socjalizam je onaj draS-
| tveni sistem, pod kojim Sc potrebne stVarl
proizvodnje nalaze pod vlasnistVom, kontfoiom
| i upravom naroda cd naroda "a narod, te pod
| koiim je, sledstveno, buduci unisten uzfok pc
| litickog ekonomskog despotizma, klasna VIA
| dayna dokraiCena. - To je SociJalzam -
nista mamie cd toga.
Tako je opet sa 'Industrijalizmom" On
| Sc ne sastoii u utervanju stampom nekollko
blisko srodnih zanata IL jednu industriju Ako
| bi to bilo "lndustuJallzam onda ol, oolsta
Mitchellova organHaclJa' koJa dfzl Ma oNuP"
nekoliko struka - cak nj sEe struke - ho5e
rade neposredno / okolo rudnlka, all kola Je
| samoupravno telo kola je telo, koJe INA sVo1e
| sake ma vratovima sv1h druglh stfuka moaS-
! trija, ostavliajuci III sve ma cedlIu sVahoga pu-
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BROJ IS. NO. IS.

Sc, njene ekonomske i poltieke vladavine.
Bice sa kapom ma glavi njie zbog toga ze-
ma, bice bradom nije zbog toga covek, niti
je vuk u jagnjeeoj kozi jagnje. Junja posto-
vanjem odrice srodstvo preduzeeem Belmon-
tovog radnickog porucnika, Mitchella.
(''Daily People,, %. JAM, 1906)
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Zaledie lazi.

Kolonija Plymouth Sc ustanovila 1920. Co.
vernon Bradford pisao je menu istoriju prvih
dvadeset-pet godina njene egzistencije kada
je relgiozna sekta, koja Sc poznavase pod ime-
nom "Levelers' smatrala Il Engleskoj kao o.
(Nastavak ma 3. strani.)
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Dzepna Biblija.
ill
KRISTIJAN STAMPAR.

sesnaesta knjiga Eugene Suea: "Tajne naroda
iii astoria jedne proeterske porod:ce kroz vekove.
Pri6a O Sesnaestom StOlecu dve knjige. Knjiga l.
Sa orignanog francuskog eng1eski Daniel De Leon
sa engleskog ma jugoslavenski: L. Petrovie.
131.
"U tom slucaju' = odgovori Majka lgumanlJa =
obasiace e Gospod miloscu Svojom kad bude VOLTA
To e Njegova briga Saglasno naredenma sto in imam
cd moth crkvenih nadleznika, devojka mora da
veo kroz nedeu dana Neko drugi cd avgustinske
brace uzece ma Sc da dovrsi obrazovane devoke e
dan iii drugi nacn Nju posla casn Otac Lefevre.
Ona ina brata koj e isto strgnut il prokletstva.
MIN bese ako Daleko cd toga da odbia polozii zavet
on zrazi molbu da dozvoli da stup Red Korde-
ljera pa bi odveden njihov konvent smesten blizu
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NAsE pARTIJsKO sTANOvIsTE.

NASE PARTIJSKO STANOVlSlE.
sociialisticka RadniCka Partija nikada ne
odstupa cd istine, da bi stvorila priJatelJa, nj
kada ne pronasuje udariti II zabludu, da ne ol
stvorila neprijatelja
sa cvrstom verom Il konatnu pobedu ona
ide svojim patem, nepokolebana slabicskom tez-
niom "a privremenom koriScu. Ona uVek raol
otvoreno posteno, verujuti, -da &c, neustrasi-
vel nezavisnost, jedinstvo meme svrhe, ko5lm
je nadahnuta, osvojiti, ma kraju krajeva, posto-
yanje poverenje onih koje ella skopcati u
iedno klasnosvesno, navalno telo.
Njena propaganda Sc ne sastoji samo pro-
sveciyanju, vec organizovanju radnicke kla-
So "a osvajanje vlasti. "a potpuno obaranje ka-
p:talizma Dok Sc ia zadata ne izvrsi, ona &c
stajati kao stena, budna pazljiva, ne ustupa-
juti nista
Evening star., 1942-07-26

formed sources believe Treasury Of
ficials may suggest this be raised to
so per cent. but such action also
appears doubtful.
The excess profits rate was fixed
by the House at 80 per cent At the
outset of the Senate hearings Secre-
tary Morgenthau recommended that
this rate be coupled with a 10 per
cent credit to be returned to the
corporation after the war, restricted
in such a manner that 1t would be
used for employment of labor or
conversion of plants back to peace
time operation.
Cha mber Criticizes Bill.
The United States Chamber Of
Commerce criticized provisions OF
the house approved bill in the Or
ganization'> periodical washing
ton Review"
Neither the war nor the post
war situation will be helped by the
adoption Of the tax bill in the form
approved by the House" the article
said. Needed revenues can be pro-
vided with less injury. ''' The
measure is primarily an income tax
bill. 1T seeks nearly 80 per cent of
the additional revenues from in
creased income taxes. imposed
almost entirely upon the present
taxpayer.
THE levies are inordinate
Evening star., 1942-07-26

not likely to be further boosted in
the Senate, are: Raise the normal
rate from to per cent; start the
surtaX at 13 per cent instead Of 6
per cent; lower personal eXemp-
tions from 1900 to $1,000 for mar
ried persons, and from $3.50 to $500
for single persons.
Taft, Clark Complain.
Senators Taft, Republican, Of
Ohio and Clark, Democrat, of Mis-
souri, complained that the per cent
pay roll neutrality-suspicious. to all
income above certain basic exemp-
tions-would in effect require tax
payments of "a per cent of net
income in 1943 by low-bracket indi-
viduals.
(The 5 per cent deduction, be-
ginning next January /, would
apply against taxes falling due
March Is, 1914. At the same time
they were subject to it, individ-
uals would be paying taxes on
1942 income at the rate of 10 per
cent in the lowest brackets sub
ject to normal and surtaxes.)
The outspoken opposition to this
levy made it appear extremely
Evening star., 1942-07-26
7 Tuxes
Continued From First Page.)

levied, Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau also has opposed the
House inclusion of a tax on freight
and express. If this is eliminated
the Senate committee would have
to find from some other source
another s161 100000.
Taxpayer Hearings.
Following the preliminary testi-
mony of Treasury officials last
week, the committee begins hear
ing taxpayer spokesmen tomorrow.
Before going very far with outside
testimony, however, the committee
may 60 into executive session to-
morrow afternoon to find out
through an exchange Of views
whether there are any basic con-
troversial questions that could be
eliminated to avoid taking unnec-
essary testimony.
For example, the Treasury pro-
gram presents some issues, like the
mandatory joint return for hus-
band and wife, that have been thor
oughly debated In past years. That
proposal was rejected last year. If
q conference at the outset showed
decisive committee judgement al
ready formed on such issues. the
hearings could be shortened mater
tally.
Senator George said he believes
the committee is in sympathy with
the desire to get up to the Treasury
goal. but doubted it would set any
definite figure to be reached in ad-
vance, and would want to turn to
new sources for substantial part of
what is added.
New Sources Mentioned.
High on the list of new sources
that have been mentioned is the
general sales tax. Previous ses-
sions of Congress have been con-
sistently shy of embracing this form
of tax, but the need for war revenue
has brought it back into the picture
Differences of opinion as to the
form a sales tax should take may
work against its adoption in the
erd. Some prefer a manufacturers
gales tax, others a retail tax. Opin,
ions also differ over commodities
toat should be exempt as necessities
TIE Treasury is against a genera
s7'es tax.
The House bill raises S2,872 900 00'
Of new revenue from individual in
come tax returns, as compared with
Treasury proposal of So .228 900, 600
The House provisions. which ar
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Mrs. lundeen Ready
To Face Difficulties
In Race for Senate
Minnesota Legislators
Widow Aware but Three
Women Have Won Toqo
q, the Associated Press

b the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, July 25.-Aware that
she faces "difflculties" in campaign
ing for an Office seldom held, or
even sought. by women, Mrs. Ernest
Lundeen, widow of a Minnesota
Senator, filed today for the Farmer
Labor nomination for the United
States Senate.
Mrs. Lundeen, who was her hus-
bands active aide, is the third
Minnesota woman to be Senate
candidate In 1886, the year Sena-
tor Lundeen was elected, Mrs.
Thomas D. Schall, also the widow
of Senator, tried for the Republi-
can nomination, but lost in the pri-
mary. Fourteen years earlier. Mrs,
Anna Dickie Olesen won the Demo-
cratic nomination but lost in the
general election.
Only present woman Senator is
Mrs. Hattie Carraway, Arkansas
Democrat. who is one of three
women elected to the Senate in its
history. Appointed to fill va
cancy caused by the death of her
husband. she subsequently was
elected for two full 6-year terms.
Two Others Elected.
Others elected were Miss Gladys
Pyle, Republican, of South Dakota:
who served from November 9, 1897.
to the following January 3, with the
Senate in recess the entire time, and
Mrs. Rose Long. Democrat, of
Louisiana, widow of Huey Long, who
was appointed January 81, 1886, and
then won a short-term election.
Entering the upper house by ap-
pointment were Mrs. Rebecca l..
FELTON,. Democrat, of Georgia, the
first woman Senator, who served
less than a month in 1922, and Mrs.
Dixie Bibb Graves, Democrat, OF
Alabama, q Senator from August 20,
1887, to January 10, 1888. The Sen
ate was in session only one day dur
ing Senator Felton's term.
The Senate seat Mrs. Lundeen
hopes to win now is held by Senator
Joseph D. Ball, Republican, appoint
ed in 1910 for the unexpired term
of Senator Lundeen, who was killed
in an airplane crash near Purcell
vile, Va. Senator Ball is a candi-
date for the Republican nomina-
ton
Mrs. Lundeen was accompanied
by her son, Ernest Ward Lundeen, a
University of Minnesota student,
when she filed today. She also has
q daughter at the university.
Ready to Make Fight.
In a statement she said she was
ready to meet difficulties that will
at once be placed in my path" add
ing that she would carry on and
travel" under her husbands banner.
81 will devote my every interest
to winning this war" she went on
and declared that her son would be
ready to serve in the Army as his
father did
Mrs. Lundeen was the first to file
for the Farmer-Labor senatorial
nomination. However, Harry H. Pc
terson, associate justice of the State
Supreme Court, has the indorse-
ment of the State Farmer-Labor as
sociation. left-wing faction of the
party, and may become candidate
before filings close next Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-07-26
Pet Asleep in Oven
Becomes Hot Doq

By the Associated Press
ROSEVILLE, Calif.-Phyllis Rams
ford's mother had a hard time ex-
planning to the neighbors.
She almost cooked Dusty in an
outdoor oven. Dusty Is a dog.
He came yelping out of the con-
trivance (built for roasting hot dogs
after Mrs. Ransford stuck match
to waste paper which had &C
cumulated. She didn't know he was
asleep inside.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

doubtful that favorable action could
be obtained on any proposal to
translate it into an additional and
separate tax
Thus, from the viewpoint ex-
pressed by Senator George, any
move to bring in revenues over and
above the total of the House bill
appeared to center on the contro-
Evening star., 1942-07-26

ploughing too deeply into incomes
which stagger under present bur-
dens, but continuing untouched the
incomes of two thirds of the con-
sumner Units of the Nation.
Such proposal strikes more at
savings arc economic stability than
at infiaiionary spending"
Evening star., 1942-07-26

versial question of imposing a sales
tax.
Corporation Levies.
Secretary Morgenthau reiterated
to the committee his opposition to
such a tax
On all but small corporations the
House fixed combined normal and
surtax rate Of As per cent. In