The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-02
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form what inevitably was going to hoPPen-ne Wou'o
have written "Vncimo which means I'VE shall
win"
The dictator must have had msevines: For in
steod Of stating simple "foct", perhaps unconsoi-
ousIy he sold in effect I'VE are going to try to win.
Now, suddenly, II PopoIo has switched to the new
sIooon mon Vinceronno" which means "They shall
not VIM" Again the form expressing determination,
rother than calm, disPossonote statement OF what
II Duce would like to believe
This is no mere play upon Words 1t is clear indi-
cotton of the low stote of Italian morale, when the
dictotors own newspaper comedies thot the POSSIBLE
tys of axis victory has disappeared. The most that
Mussoni even claims. nov, is that the oxs will seek
stoennote, as the wars outcome
Since ItoIys fote is to be that Of Germany, the
change indicates clearly what Hiter's satellite
in Itoy thinks about HitIer's chances Of victory.
What Italy has discovered can not be hidden for
ever from Germany. We have known the answer for
some time. We do not need to be told. But it is
cheering to learn thot the enemy beginning to catch
on.
Neither Germans nor Italians are, like the JoPs,
the type to continue fighting after they know finally
that they have been whipped. Such realization as is
shown by II Popoo's new slogan marks q definite
turn for the better.
After Dunkrk in England, and otter Peorl Hor-
Dor in the United Stotes the slogan had to be They
shall not win. Gradually, as the situation improved
it became the simple THEY will not VIM" We now
in the I'VE will vim, stoge, expressing firm deter
ninoton We about to poss into the stage in which
we can say what MussoIini never dared say.
'Vncimo-We shall vim" A calm, simple stote-
ment Of interchangeable foct
THE NET SPREADS
The great majority, having no port in the income
tax process used to have small sympathy for those
supposed pIutocrots who complained about its intr-
cocies Those days have gone forever.
First tens Of millions in lower income brackets
were made toxpoyers and had to prepare returns
For many the way Wos mode cosy by the optional form
for $3OOO-ond-unde incomes. Nevertheless, these
became conscious that there we're complications in
tox-poying.
Now, however, q whole new army is about to learn
at first hand about another phase Of the situotion
Every fonoiIy thot pays maid os much os $500 q
year. whether by the week, the day the hour, hos
to keep books and report the payments the proper
Treasury form. Every foniIy thot poys os much os
$42 month rent must decide whether the recipient
is "on individual, resident fiduciory or resident
partnership or if is reoI estote agent CORP
orotion If one Of the former the tenant, the de-
senoted form, must inform the Treasury what he
has poid and to whom.
The next time there is denond for simpIfcotion
Of government procedure, it will not be confined to
the filthy rich. There will be voices from the rank
and file
WASTE FATS
Response to tine waste Kitchen fot salvage cam
poion is not enough to meet the need. We ore hov-
ing to dig into our reserve the Office of War Infor-
motion worms, to get enough fot to meet de-
mond for explosives II every foniIy would turn in
half pound each month, we could break even.
u We cont clifford to out Of ammunition for our
fighting men. We cont assume that the other feI.
oow will do it. Everybody must begin to help must
heie more.