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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
EMERGENCY WAR
TAX CONSIDERED
Proposed Levy Designed
To Reach Every Person
Who Makes An Income

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29- p
An emergency war tax designed
to reach practically every indivi-
dual who makes an income, no mat
ter how small, was reported under
consideration tonight by treasury
and congressional officials.
Details of the plan were not
ready for publication but there
were reports that the Senate Fin
ance committee woul6 be asked
next week to increase by at least
81, 500, 100000 the $8,137, 900, 900
which would be taken from indi-
viduals in taxes under terms OF
the new revenue bill already ap-
proved by the house.
Conjecture centered around a
form of gross income tax, possibly
levied at the source, which would
tap a field of $36, 900, 900, 900 in an
nual income which some commit
tee members contend would not
be reached by the bill as it stands.
There was some Indication also
that a system of postwar savings
for individuals through bond pur.
chases might be combined with the
proposed new levy.
The breadth of the field in which
additional individual taxes could
be imposed was indicated by es.
Inmates that only 27,0O0,00O of 54,.
600, 900 persons who receive income
annually would be subject to re-
gular levies under the house-ap-
proved bill.
The treasury was understood to
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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
NAZ|S LOSE TWO
SUBS OFF CUBA
One Sunk And Another
captured After Battle
With Allied Forces

HAY HAVANA, Aug. 2s- (g, One
anathan as,lllaa Submarine was sunk and
pith piv,Asf s1r captured after a battle
tbe l.'' ,aane allled sea and air forces off
n.n.s0 ,.r coast of Cuba, Havana news
papers T reported today.
finn rAs,e 4. q. was no official confirma-
under rS;I VI :. me Story, which appeared
leat;oa l,stI S'eelumn co u headlines, but pub.
tssr;,sd t5nt.vn Of I the information was au.
tepss t.stlso BY the Ministry of De-
Came me published accounts. which
tshs (nbs, from correspondents lea1t G1,''i' in q
bsran ess1' port port city, said the battle
md d. ,,p1l Mnen a submarine attacked
:" "7Ssn fs,,h !, a merchant ship.
ed ss, tSs >, SHIPS and planes attack
devtb III harar hna,rarrauding submarine with
II W.. W., uulnos sun1 and cannon fire and
"In a, sunk rapidly. -''' a''o
On The tmUtmous s,,rfn oil slick appeared
With bitS sus.aee I'll Of the sea, together
'' 0l wreckage, which made
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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
Jap Forces Retreating
In Kwangtung Section
Tiny u. S. Flag Raised
Ouer Jap Stronghold

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-lR
"A tiny six by eight-inch
American flag was the first
standard to fly over a conquer
ed Japanese stronghold in this
war, the Navy disclosed to.
night.
The tattered Old Glory, fray
ed by travels about the world,
was run up on japanese flag
pole at Kukum on Guadalca-
nal island August 7 by Lieu
tenant Evard ]. Smell of the
invading Marines.
Smell, whose family lives in
Philadelphia, purchased the lit
tie flag in Vineland, N. j., in
1884. It has flown from a bar
, racks window in the Philip
pines, over a tent in Cuba and
on rickshaw used by Smell in
Pekin and TientSin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
BOMBERS ACTIVE
Army Planes Support AL
lied Troops Battling In
New Guinea Mud
HIT SUPPLY LINES
Japanese Believed Feeling
Pinch OF Their Recent
Plane Losses

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 - up -
Snarling Navy bombers blasted
three japanese destroyers in the
Solomons area today while Army
bombers furnished effective sup.
port to Allied troops battling in
the mud of southeastern New Gui.
nea-testimony that United States
Air Forces have established eff
fective command of the skies over
vital sectors of the southwest Paci.
fic war zone.
The Navy, reporting its attack
on the three japanese destroyers
chalked up one vessel sunk, one
probably sunk and one damaged
Whether any American planes
were lost was not disclosed.
Uncertain Hold
Latest reports from General Mac
Arthur's headquarters in Austria
liza told of American medium bomb
ers with Australian fighter es-
corts strongly supporting Alliee
troops battling japanese unit!
which had an uncertain foothole
in the swampy Milne bay region o:
southeastern New Guinea.
The aerial attack on the Japa
nese destroyers occurred Thurs
day and indicated the progres!
made by American forces in move
to sever the enemy's supply line!
to outposts nearest the Tulagi
Guadalcanal area. The communi
que indicated that Guadalcanal is
land, since its occupation by thu
Marines, had been developed al
a. base both for the patrol planes
which spotted the Japanese war
ships and for the Douglas div'
bombers which hammered hom,
the attack.
Loaded With Supplies
There were four destroyers i.
the squadron. The Navy said they
appeared to be loaded with sup
plies and equipment for enemy
patrols near the eastern end O.
Santa Isabel island, which is abou
Is miles northwest of Guadalcanal
The official account gave thes'
results of the attack:
One small destroyer was hit
crippled and set afire by the pa
troll bombers.
One large destroyer was hit b,
bombs from Douglas dive bomber
and shortly afterward blew up ant
sank. -.
Another large destroyer was Sc
verely damaged by the dive bomb
ers and probably sank.
The fourth destroyer apparentl,
got away.
There was no mention in th'
communique of Japanese aerial re
sistance to the attacks on the sup
ply squadron and indications wer'
that least for the moment the Japa
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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
Land Awards 'M'Pennant
To Shipyard Here Today
Laval Reported Ready
To Giue Nazis Dakar

LONDON, Aug. 29-tR-The
Sunday Express said tonight
in a Stockholm dispatch that
Pierre Laval, chief of the
Vichy French government, in
tended to hand over Dakar and
other French ports In West
Africa to Germany.
The correspondent said 1t
was impossible to confirm the
report, but that diplomatic cir
cles had heard that one Ger
man division already was
bound for West Africa to take
control Of strategic ports.
He said the Germans were
reported to have put pressure
on Laval to hand over the ports
after Brazil declared war on
Germany and Italy. A German
note was said to have pointed
out thJt West African ports
we're now in danger Of attacks
by Allied air and naval forces
operating from Bazilian bases.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
[obaccoPriice
Telling Fixed
|NHenderson
:. -. Flue Cured Leaf
; ,,,3r Temporary Ceiling
! Current Levels
pscvssloNS PLANNED
Nav, Of Move Not Sur.
,,;,e To Eastern N. c.
Market Officials

u,cu1NGToN, Aug. 2s- R -
,,ies Administrator Leon Hender- r:
sen ss,,vs danger Of runaway mar.
81 sls'a today placed flue-cured leaf
le' sA,,eo u under temporary 60-day
',i.s 'o9ss'o ceiling at current levels.
Pins henderson said the regulation
~ a'lir Intended to stop an upward
Wa ,..sd which already had carried
sa's.cured a',s prices to levels not
1es:sei's le,esed since 1919. Flue-cured leaf
tesseeo tess is used almost entirely
" S'a' .he manufacture of cigarettes.
u with III tbe concurrence of Sec
..+srv s Of Agriculture Wickard, Hen
ssr,on ,s'~,, issued an order that for
.ss sv next 60 days, no private pur-
slt sS,sers may buy flue-cured tobac-
N On any loose-leaf market at
nrices averaging higher than his
Weighted average price on purchas-
ss made between August "a and
August %, inclusive.
Recognize Old Practice
IN suplying the ceiling to pur-
! ,hasers, rather than sellers, the
0pA recognized the long-standing
nractjce Of marketing leaf tobac-
co at public auctions where pur-
chasers bid and set the price.
While The temporary regulation
is in effect. Henderson said, OPA
will hold discussions with pro-
ducers, warehousemen and pur-
chasers with the idea of develop
ing a permanent regulation" He
added that it was not contemplate
ed that any permanent order would
impose ceiling lower than that
set by the temporary regulation.
The temporary ceiling does not
apply to purchases made for the
governmenfs Commodity Credit
corporation or to purchases of loose
leaf tobacco, which, in turn, is
Eesold in loose leaf form at re-
glar auction warehouses. The lat
ter exclusion exempts small pur-
elaseS by operators who claim,
legrade and resell. These social
"plnhook transactions" are
SVered by the ceiling upon resale.
VIZ is expected to buy more
W'hunued on Page Three; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
CHAMBER NAMES
IA COMMITTEES
Letters OF Appointment
Mailed To Each Member
OF Various Groups

Fourteen standing committees Of
the Greater Wilmington Chamber
of Commerce have been named by
President E. A. Laney for the fis'
cal year, it was announced yester.
day.
The board of directors has indi'
Gated its approval and letters Of
appointment are being mailed te
each of the committee members.
The new committees follow:
Advertising and Publicity-F. E
Little, chairman, R. A. Dunlea
D. J. Herrin, R. c. Fergus, George
McFarlane, J. L. Allegood and G
L. Stearns.
Agricultural-J. K. Bannerman
chairman, S. A. Cross, R. W. Gal
phin, G. S. Currin, and G. H.
Hutaff.
Army. and Navy Affairs-Rober
Strange, chairman, Wilbur Doshel
and J. Walter Webb.
Aviation-R. B. Page, chairman
(Continued on Page Three; Col. u
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30

unable to do so because Of devel'
opments in Russia.
At any rate the desert remains
quiet and the moon is fast wan
ing. The major activity is con-
tinuation of the Allied air often
sive against Axis formations and
communications.
South African squadrons are
especially active in attacking enc
INV positions with light bombers
by day and making fighter sweeps.
South African fighter pilots shot
down two Messerschmitts and one
Macchi in 15-ninute dogfight
over the central sector Of the Ell
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
Fuel Oil To Be RatiOned
On East Coast This Fall

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 - R -
Authoritative government sources
reported tonight that special
committee of the War Production
Board had determined to impose
coupon rationing of fuel oil in the
Atlantic states and one well-in-
formed official said that Oct. IS
had been selected for the starting
date.
This official, declining to be
quoted by name, said that steps
would be taken between Sept. IS
and Oct. Is to fill consumer storage
space-that is, the tanks Of homes,
apartments and factories. The pres
ent freeze" of fuel oil sales for
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30

of the Buna- Coma sector to the
north were repulsed.
Additional ground fighting in
New Guinea was reported
around Lac and Salamua where
outpost clashes occurred.
Air activity was extensive,
with Allied bombing attacks
on such widely separated
places as the Dutch Island of
Ambonia, northwest of Aus
tralia, Buka, at the northern
end of the Solomon Islands
and Rabaul, Japanese invas-
ion base in New Britain.
An enemy cargo vessel off
Ambonia was attacked, but the
results of the bombing could
not be observed.
The raid at Buka was against
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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30

heating purposes expires Sept. IS.
In that 30-day period an intensive
campaign is projected to induce
householders to convert their
heating equipment from oil fuel
to coal where possible. The cam
paign would be backed by a policy
that home-owners who own con-
vertible equipment but fail to
switch over would be denied sup
Elemental fuel oil supplies under
the rationing program.
1t was explained that a basic
ration was contemplated which
would fall somewhat short of COM
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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
A Anticipated Axis Push In Egyptian Area
Believed Delayed Because OF Red War

Alamein front this morning. They
damaged several others, some OF
which may have been lost.
The Germans did some scat
tered bombing over the desert
during the night. One OF their
attacks happened to be on our
camp. A stick of bombs fell some
yards from my tent. I escaped
because I was not sleeping there,
but in another place IS miles
away.
I had been out visiting Amerl-
can pilots at another field and
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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
BY EDWARD KENNEDY

WITH THE ALLIED FORCES
I'M THE WESTERN DESERT,
Aug. 29-(RHThe anticipated AXIS
offensive in the Egyptian desert
appeared tonight to have been
postponed, perhaps because OF tae
strong Russian counter-attacKs
westward northwest of Moscow.
It is considered possible here
that the Germans, weak in the
air in Africa in recent montns'
had planned to fly several hum
dred planes to Egypt to back up
their land forces and have been
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
MARINES KILL OR TAKE JAP
INVADERS ON SIX SOLONOMS:
PLANES BLAST DES7ROYERS
Japanese ReinfOrcements
Reach Milne Bay Sector

GENERAL MacARTHUR'S
HEADQUARTERS, Australia,
Sunday, Aug. 0-R-J Japa-
nese reinforcements have
reached the Milne bay area of
southeastern New Guinea and
heavy fighting for that point is
in progress, it was announced
today.
A japanese cruiser and eight
destroyers entered the bay last
night and it was believed they
may have landed some troops,
Allied planes, cooperating
with ground forces, heavily
pounded the Japanese units,
inflicting heavy damages and
casualties, a communique said.
1t also was announced jana
nese attacks in the K0koda area
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-08-30
WEATHER

NoDn,. FORECAST:
auSlh aundslsh5otcA CAROLINA = Scattered
east portions pOwers extreme south and
efor northo.s % slightly cooler in in
esag 1sVs1eal 30 n i, data for the "a hours
EASrsn,ss' D. Weather Bureau,
T., ~ STANDARD TIME,
v v 1::30 D. u, ~ 50; 7:3o a. m, g.. I .ao = -,
neaa a. W. maximum "a; minimum
H., - normal rs.
a. l'3o. o.. m. a.. Humidity:
80 p NJ H. g, 80 a, m. s6; 80 p. m.
Total for Precipitation:
" NE mont, tb,'nes; NJ total since the first
S'as' and C esd5bl Tables published by U. s
Wilmington 'Nl'fg.i High Low
Mae, iI.Lla. .25a
'''ooro Inlet 12:48p. 7:56p
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w,1.. Fear rjv.r
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Ser &loferitnrm bon ct. ottilien

ipnroe Die 9iobsbotibaft npbmala
perleien. Satte oieier Mann oenn
fein Ser3 int 2eibe? SD bin sspar
nnr elm uSirtenfnabe' aus oen 2an.
De bes Sell. Mber eben bestpeeen oop.
peIt empfinolid in Soben 5reibeit
nno @erehtigfeit. Darum trafen Die
8orte, oie meinenl eeliebten &loiter
Den EooesitoB beriebten, ipie Dold9-
1tobe mein armies &loiterbrnoerber3.
Wib niirste es int Salie, als ban-
melte ih ont @enferieil. Seimlid1 5er-
oriidte ih cine grdne int Muge. Denm
ipeinen polIte ib nidbt. IS mare oodh
eeidanlig setpeien, po Batter er3abt.
ben oieies ounfle 2eio bnnbertnlal
ibtperer traf als mid nubeoeittenoen
&loiterbrnoer, oas !Seloen'uort &c
lobt lei Seius @briitns' lprehen
fonnte - seibdmig audi por meinen
Mitbriioern, Die, olles anoere nls
riibrlelie, in beilige1n 3orne Die an-
gen iunfeln lieben 1.no lih ourh lou"
te 3piiAenrufe mannbaft tuebrten-
Mit berart gelhpollenen 3ornes-
ooern modte ii6, ipie Die apoitelee.
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gaul,ts' au Seruialem por 3ihtern
uno Ebariidern seeen bos lbm onee'
tame llnrebt getpebrt baben. Ser lln-
mlt ser &lolterIeute ltieg immer
mebr, 10 baB lelblt oie ID stotbrineer
iid 5u oneitieen idienen. 0enn nun
perIonsten iie bon gater @r5obt, er
moee fir Hube iorgen. Ser aber ent'
geenete nit iiberlesener H,lbe, oas
lei ibre Sabe. gSie bate ct iib al,d9
o,tf Die Seite oes llnrebts Itellen fon-
men! Oanl1 aber i6aute Gater Grd'
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gen tpollten. Sin fleines 3eid)en ei'
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boreu 8ir ipiirten, bob 8ater @ro.
abt nns 8ibtiees au iaeen babe.
Seine Geoe mar f,lr5. gSie Die zines
eSeloberrn Dor Der S1laht. Aber lie
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liebte Mitbriioer! Sbr babt mir @e-
borlam eeIobt. Sdmort mir nun oud
,peiterbin Sreue!'
Die Anttuort lieB ni1t anf fd por.
ten. ltniere &edte flog in Die Sobe.
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lhloiien auseinanoer. Die 5tllnoe Der
Not nadte uns au ,@ioeenoifen" tpie
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llniere bunoert gioesarme paren
trusig in bic @obe eeribtet 'pie San.
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ipoaen. llno ipie aus einem Wnn0e
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butte @eiihter. Sic fparen 5lpar Die
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,nan triumpbiert. 8ar es nidt 10
Gbnlid BEL Der @eianeennobme Sein2
Mit Shiuertern uno &niitteln por
oan,als Die llnaerehtiefeit auseeao.
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8orten idiloert nobitebeno ein &lo-
lterbruber hen lleberfall Der Ha5i=
@eltopo anf oas 8eneoiftinerfloItec
ct. Sttilieh:
Der Gag bon oem ib eraablen
modte, itebt I'M Galcnoer als ser II.
April t94t. @s ipar Ser 9onners-
taa in Der Sitertpocbc. Sn filler
Srauer batten mir in Ser &ar.pobe
Sen @rloierbeilano auf @oleatba be-
eleitet. ssn ielieer Siterfreuoe batten
tpir oem Nnferitonoenen bos Otter
oueluja aneeinbelt. sSir abnten niht
oab oie Siteripohe Dem 8loiter nod
mails einen &arfreitoe briingen mir
De. am iuenielten batten Dir oas
pom Siteroonnerstog eripartet. Denn
oieler Gag beeonn NIT eine'n bod>
ireuoieen @reienis. Wtit tpeiB ipie
belIem Subel lGuteten Die &loiterelof,
fen bon ct. Sttilien nm llbr Die
SroieBfeier Elm. Mit Mitra uno Stab
trat Gater @r3abt an Den Altor, nm
sic 2ebens,peibe zines ne,len Glolter=
aneeborisen entgegendnnebmen. Gin
fleiner Croft fit oas CUTE Taterber5,
oas peit iiber 100 ieiner geiitlicben
5obne in ben arieg 5ieben lab. Oar.
INT tpuroe Der fIoiterIibe 3rluahs,
Der ii6 in bieiem Moreensottesoienite
Doa5og, ooppelt oanfbar aus @ottes
9an0 angenommen.
aSrobgeftilnnt perlieBen ipir bas
@ottesbaus. slber ole sSreioe febrte
iid job in gntieeen. Denn an Der
9loiterpforte narteten bereits bon
llngeoulo ia Wt1nner nid)t etipa IA
lonoern IA 9totbringer.
gater er5abt, nod feitlib nit @bor-
rod llno Mo5etta befleioet, muBte iie
iofort empiaugen. Sbr Auftrag lit
feline Ger5ogerung. Ser 8ortfiibre:
oieier IA nubeilbriueenoen @eltalten
entfaltete Dor Gater @r5abt ein amt
li1es Sbriftltiif: bas Sooesurteil
oes &loIters. u8as 9loIter nit lon1t=
liben Germogensobieften lamt leben=
ben nno totem Snpentar beihlag-
nobnt"; tpie toobrineenoe &rgeln
proielte, biele Worte a,lf bas t9era
unleres Gaters. ST aber quittierte
lie nit ben berrliben 6riltli6en Mor'
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&el6 ltarfe 8orte int augenblid
tiefiten Sdmer5es! Sic iuogen bier
mebr oils Dos @loria, oas mir 5luor
in Der STRIDE gelunsen. sSie aroB
ltano in oieiem Aueenblide Sater
@raabt Dor mir. 0ieier Mann burd
tauieno eroBe lno fleine sorgen oes
leeten SSobr5ebnts nieoereebeuet, lit
nod tart senng, Inn in Der bitteriten
Shanoe ieines 2ebens @ott o5u loben.
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idieoen, iuem audi ut aler Jorm,
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our6 mar ct ieinem Gloiter Batter
lino Mutter 5ueleib seipeieu; nun.
in bieier Jeuerprobe, ertpies er iih
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elm Noler meiner &eimatberee, Der
ieinen 9orft bebiitet.
9ie IA Notbelfer aber iparen nibt
bereit, HroteIie enteeeen5unebmen.
Sic iparen NIT ieltem uno un,pioer-
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&er ioa In 3nfunft europa resierem?
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ter oer Na5iaeItapo lein, audi niht Der
be,ti6e Solbat. Sitlers Serlub, ean5
europa nit ser &uute nieoer5ubalten,
bot iib als 5eblihlas er,pielen. Die
Geaenten nno 8eberrlber beS foms
membem europa weroen aber auh
nidt Die beute i'm gril lebenoen, ee-
tlobenen Ytiniiter uno Aneeborieen
Der loeenannten @rilre9iernnaen lein.
Marcu gebt nit oem Gpp bieler 2eu=
te ibarf, pieleiht manhmal 5u ldari
ms @eribt, beeriinoet alleroin9s ieine
Gorausia9e nit iblaeenoen 9eiipie'
len aus peri0nlider @riabrune. Trot-
bem ltinmen mir nit Yiarcn inner
lid barin therein, 10 iebr mir anoe-
rerleits cine Seraueemeineruhg oieies
Yrin5ipes in Sauib uno 8oaem OBJ
lebneu, oaB Die fonmenoen 8eberr=
tder aus oem 2ellten berporgeben ,per-
oeM, bic beilte m innerer Ablebnnng
Der totolitdrem Netbooen Den &rieg
1mo Die innere &epolution briiben on
Srt nno Steue lelblt miterleben, bel
ier 9elaet: miterleioeu. Nenn Marc,l
alleroinas bebauptet, bic iinfti9el
5iibrer @i,ropas spiiroen aus Den Gci-
ben Der &omitabldis, ser lerbilhei'
Terroriiten nnb Der iron5oiilden 81.
fenbabnarbciter fommen, lie ipiiroel1
aus ben Geiben iener fonlmen, Ole
bemte in bem Naaisefdneninen
jhmahten - Damn nodte einem I'M
bic 3nfnnft @,,ropos beinabe banet
tperoen nno mobtc miti q. g. Soul
S;nn hpr Gnrc,t rrfpioprt hot. nnalt