Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 11, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextIf '.I EFFORT IDE JO RUSH TUX I BILL THROUGH r Bv FRANCIS M. LeMAY WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (IP) The house called Its member to work two hour earlier than Usual today in an effort to pass before nightfall a $5,300,000,000 tax cutting bill. The measure, which also must e approved by ine senate, would do this beginning January ' 1. Guarantee every individual Income taxpayer a reduction of St least 10 per cent Total cuts Jfor individuals would amount to rZ,Olf,UUU,UUU. 2. Sweep 12,000,000 low in acome persons off Income tax Jrolls completely. When the war ended there were approximately E50,UUU,UUU individual taxpayers. 1 Lower Corporation lax 3 3. Lower corporation tax bur- tdens $1,886,000,000 by trimming sthe effective rate of the war-lm-Jposed excess profits tax from 85.5 to 60 per cent; reducing the Icomblned corporation normal Sand surtax from 40 per cent to i . , 41. ffoo; ana repealing ncfc uiy x uie declared value capital stocks tax. fine bill calls for repeal of the excess profits tax January 1, K1947. 4. Cut back next July 1 the high wartime excise levies on Esuch things as liauor. furs, jew liioon aa an1 MicmAtiM at a Ssaving of $535,000,000 to con isumers in the last half of 1946. SSome $160,000,000 in taxes on ffloor stocks under excises also " 1 j w . k...u. 1 9. Repeal the $5 automobile 3 use tax, next July 1, relieving the burden on automobile own -ers by $140,000,000. Freezes Social Security f The legislation also freezes the i social security tax in 1946 at one per cent each on employes and employers. Without the freeze U11A USUI WUU1U JUU1U treujuarjr to 2.5 per cent. As the house made ready to act, the bill came under vigorous attack from the CIO and 14 oth er organizations including the farmers union. The 15 organisations ad dressed letters to each house member declaring the legislation would "grant huge windfalls to the most prosperous corpora tion" but permit "only meager relief to low and middle income groupr' of individuals. The letters urged outright re peal of the three per cent normal tax on individuals and increased exemptions to put much softer Burdens on low and middle in come groups. PALESTINE DEPOT JERUSALEM. Oct 11 OP) The Palestine military headauar- teri announced today that a large Dumper ox armed Jews raided 41 T"i 1 a. : - . . !uio x-dicsuue u dining aepoi, early this morning, overpow jered the guard and fled with a j quantity of weapons and ammu j ration. j The raid resulted in a sudden increase in tension which had ibeen reported lessenins last nicht j following the arrival of several -.! thousand British reinforcements land the withdrawal of police cordons around the villages of ' jtsein uren ana xagur. rouce naa encircled the towns in an effort to capture 200 Jews who killed one British constable and injured an Arab and a Jew ish policeman as they fled from the clearance camp where they had been detained for illegal en try into Palestine. Meanwhile, in Tel Agiv,' police communique said police were stoned by "a large mob" when they sought to carry on "a routine search." Kilted in Saigon v ' JT N't ; 4 J SIX HERALD AND NEWS Thursday, Oct I), 1948 CoL Peter Dewey, above, of Washington, D. C with Amer ican troops guarding Allied headquarters in Saigon, Indo China, was killed by machine gun fire during revolt of Anna mites fighting against resump tion of French rule. E OF SON'S DEATH Oregonians Permitted To Board Navy Ships PORTLAND, Oct. 11 VP) uregomans wiu oe permitted to board naval vessels dockine here auring tne niavy uay celebration October 27, Lt. R. K. Stanton, I navy public relations officer, I said today. The city has allocated down Itown berthing space on the west l side of the Willamette river for jtwo light cruisers, two destroy. ,cis, a iixni cruiser inn mrp submarines which will arrive be- ginning Monday. OSC Dad's Day Will Be Held Saturday CORVALLIS flct 11 IIP, Oregon State college Dad's Day .will be held here Saturday, cc- im-iucni wun ine uregon-ure icon State football nn. j The college committee sent a cordial invitation in ihm riarit jbut warned them to "bring their ;own picnic lunch." Restaurants jure jammed, said the committee. Relief At Last ForYourCoush Creomulslon relieve promptly be- w IKMV VI WIS loosen and expel NEWELL Hyoe Kurokawa. native of Hiroshima, Japan, dev astation of which by the atomic bomb began the ending of the war with Japan, has received word from the war department that his son, T4 Satoshi Ben Kurokawa, was killed in an. air plane crash near Okinawa Aug ust 13, along with 25 other 17. S. army personnel. Kurokawa is a resident of the war relocation authority's Tulelake center here. and believes that his two broth ers and their families were killed in the atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima. Ben Kurokawa was Horn in Guadalupe, Calif., in 1922 and attended high school at Santa Maria with the class of 1940. He entered the army in April of 1944. was eraduated from the Army Intelligence Language school, and on the mission nn which he was killed the plane tiasueu on a mgni xrom tne Philippines to Okinawa he was serving in the capacity of inter. preter-iransiaior lor the army in dulgence service. His father received vinrA fVnm Col. Sidney F. Mashbir inform ing him that Ben was killed "while be ine: flown fmm tho Philippines on an assignment nf the first importance, and for which he had been selected only a few days before because nf th special qualities he possessed." 24th Remembers Pearl Harbor By NEA Service The 24th Infanfrv rlividin reauy remembers Pearl Harbor. II Was On CJahU when the .Tsnc threw their sneak punch, but be fore me japs threw in the towel, vjic men or ine 24th had hit the enemy 13 times at uollandia, B i a k, Panson, Leyte, Mindoro, M a r i n d u oue. Subic Bay, Fort McKinlev. Lu- Dan8. Komblon, Simara, Verde The 24th landed In Nm -:!. ea early in 1944 for the Tanah-merah-Hollandla operation. In four days the division had wrest ed the vital Hollandia airdrome om, the enemy. Elements of -lucu ine tisi division in captur ing Corido and Boroke airstrips. On Levte thp men hi beach on D-Day, with mountain guns spraying the beach and mortar, machine gun and small arms fire raking the dunes. For 78 straight days, a Pacific rec- at the time, the men of the " wcic in constant combat, and they killed a counted 7179 Japs. titbJS. or 1,0 elements of the 24th went to Mindpro as part of a task force, while others joimca ana secured Marinduque. One of its regiments, the 34th, was attached tn the snth iir. ana spearneaded that outfit t S anaea aDove Subic Bay i. nc ip ui xiataan peninsula K'vcn ine nonor 01 making the amphibious assault on Corregi- Ctttse it toe ri?ht in th mr n tu- to helF loosen and expel f?ZL&?a PfM?. and aid nature I iiSSfllih?1 tender. In i Bamed bronchial mucous mem ! Jo. TjUrour druggist to sell yon bottle of Creomulslon with the un isSiS5Unf Bmu Uke the way i CREOMULSION rorCoucbt,aitColdf,Broiichltii 400 EXECUTED LONDON, Oct 11 (JP) About 400 German ir -in,i. nals and collaborationists have been executed and another 400 sentenced to terms ranging from 10 years to life. Poland's Attor ney General George Sawicki said here today. Another 8.000 cases are being pieuareu jor prosecution, he said. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Hlp IS Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste 1rop hirein rum of aridi la rmrbfcwj, roor If nill of kMnr tub, nur b orw. wonted. 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