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Show . - - - . . - - - - - - - - I IWEEKLY WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSISAxis ANALYSIS ANALYSISAxis Axis Key Industrial Cities Hammered HammeredAs As Italy Evacuates Strategic Areas ; ; Nation's Nations ' Taxpayers on Current Basis ; ; Huge Nazis Losses Disclosed by RussiaI Russia Russiayyi . . . . . . . . . the &b b & . . . .f f .1 1 . .1w .fWu . . . . . .pre.ed pre.ed preed . . . . .4 4 In the th .Iomo Iomo eelemn tb.y tby they are ate I . UITOlt IIITOI ( II N NOTF NTR ( ) Wheo When .pIDloo pIDloo .plnlo plnlo ar re " . Wu w . . .tern tern . , . New.pape Newpape N.w.pnp Nw.pnp Nwpnp . . . , . ( In nt.n ntn ' . . e Dew new.aly.b newaly.b newalyb . a.alyeu aalyeu . . . an4 nd ne n.t nt . & saes n.lly nlly . . . . . . . . wily .f f . i &bi bi talc & . eew.papee eewpapee n.wepa nwepa . . . . , 1 ) 1Reledaed n.le nle Reledaed . . .d d . by W.lern Wlern western . . New.paper Newpaper . 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TRUCE-In TRUCE In TRUCEI TRUCEn In I n Coal Mines Mme5 MinesUnder MinesUnder Under an agreement reached by bySecretary b ; : Secretary of the th Interior Harold Harok HaroldIckes HarokIckes HaroliIckes Ickes and John L Lewl Lewis * the th na natIon nation natlon tIon s a (00 00 600 ( 000 coal miner minen * . returneeto returned returnee returnedto returneito to the pita pits to worh work under a new nev newtruce nevtruce wtrue truce * expiring October 11 31 81 Accord AccordIng According AccordIng Ing to the announcement producCon produc- produc production productlon - tion Con will wlU be b * resumed under the theterma the theterms tbifrms terms terma of the old contract cootract , , , whlcb whlcl whlcbpresumably whlclpresumably whicipre presumably umably include conceaslons concessions conceaslonsgranted concessionsgranted concessionranted granted ( by the th * War Labor board boars boardamountln boarsamounting boanamounting amountln amounting to 23 cent centa cents . a dayThe day dayThe ' The 'lbe lbe agreement followed Lewis Lewiscontention Lewiscontention Lewlacontention contention that t the miner mineu miners * would wouldreturn wouldreturn woultreturn return to work tor for the governmentonly government governmenton17 governmenonly on17 only , , which whicb took ovr over the upTvl lupervi eupervi lupervilion eupervidon lion don ion of the pita pits aa as a reiult result of the thedrst thefirst thfirst ( drst first strike trike strike > threat . Under arrangemenu arrange arrangementa arrangements menta menu howvr however , , the th < government governmenl governmentzuuncd governmenlnamed governmen'namad governmennamad ' zuuncd named the th operator operators * to run the themines themines thimines mines and receIve r c lv the proflta profits profltaTermination profitsTermination Termination of Ur the latest strLke strike strLkeleft strikeleft trlk trlkleft < left the portal to-portal to portal - - pay iuue issue iuueup issueup lssu lssuup < up In the air lIir Lewis has baa argued arguedtor arguedfor arguecor tor for ( auch sucb such pay which wblch represents com corn compensation cornpensation cornpeniatlon pensation to the miners mln ra for tinrn time Ume timespent Umespent pent spent traveling travelinlt to and from their theirworking theirworking theiiworking working station staUons stations * ' The 'lbe lbe WLB declared declaredit It had no authority to par PUI pass on the thequestion thequestion th thqueitlon < queitlon question ufieiUng suggeltlne suggesting court action 8cUon or ordecision ordecision 01decision decision by the fair labor standards standardsbureau standardsbureau standardibureau bureau of Ur the governmentPossibility governmenL iovernment government governmenLPossibility . Possibility PossiblUty that Lewis Lewll might fo1 tot fo1low totlow follow low some come such lucb cours course * was Wall hinted hintedIn hintedin hintedIn In the miners minera statement 8DnOWlC announc 8DnOWlCing announcjog announcing ing jog their return to work worlL . . PAY-AS-YOU-GO PAY AS YOU GO - - - : New Experience ExperienceJuly July Ju17 1 1M3 1943 will wlU long be remem remembered rem remembered em embe be bered red In the United States For Forhistory Forhistory Forhistory history will show that on OD that date datemiillons datemillions datemillion miillons millions * of American taxpayers will willbave willhave willhave bave have begun paying payine their Incom income incometaxes Incomtaxes * taxes as aa they go Instead itultead of waiting waitingtill waitingtill waitingtill till March 1 IS 15 of at the following tollowlng year yearto yearto yearto to settle their accounts with Uncle UncleSam UncleSam UncleSamUnder &m m Sam & &mUnder SamUnder Under the new pay as you go 80 sys systern systern tern , . , employers will deduct 20 per percent percent ' ' salarea sal salartes aalarlesi cent from employees wages or artes area . , farmers Farmer . and others who obLain ob- ob obtaln ob obtain - - tain taln Lain Income from sources sourcel other than thanwages thanwages waees wages or salaries lalarles must elUmate estimate estimatetheir elUmatetheir estimatetheir their yearly earnings and then make makeQuarterly makequarterly makequarterly Quarterly payments In all cases casespaymeDta casespayments casepayments * paymeDta payments will be made after legal legalexempUons legalexemptions legalexemptions legalexemptionsThe exempUons exemptions exempUonsThe exemptionsThe The pay as you go law forgives aU all aUtaxes alltaxes alltaxes taxes tor for 1X3 1942 or 1043 1943 whichever whicheverIs is . lower up to $ $50 50 $ and 73 70 75 per cent centof centof centof of all taxes above that figure ftgure Al Although Although Although though a person may not have to toPB7 topay topay PB7 pay an Income tax tax . . , the 3 per cent centvictory centvictory centvictory victory tax will be deducted fromhis from fromhis frombis his check- check checkGERMANYIndustries . . - GERMANY GERMANYIndustries Industne industries hitEight Hit lilt HitEight Eight hundred bundred RAF bombers bombersclouded bombersclouded bombersclouded clouded the iky sky In a heavy raidon raid on onthe onthe oathe the German industrial center of Krefeld Kre Krefeld Krefold feld even ai as British bombers returned re- re returned re returned - - turned from an assault on Fried Friedrichshafen Friedrichahafen Friedrichshatcn richshafen richahafen farther tarWf'r tarWfr ' to the southFirst southFirst south southFirst First used at al Krefeld Kreteld last lall fall fallblock lallblock fallblock block butters busters again were poured on onthe onthe onthe the German Gennan Gernran city center of SI eleclal eleclalsteel i eclal eclalsteel ecialsteel steel and parachute textile produc pnsdue producUon pnsduetion production Uon tion Site of hard coal mining mtning Kre- Kre Kreteld Krefeld Kre Krefeld - - feld teld also I ij b , known for lor its Ita sulphur sulphuroutput sulphuroutput sulphuroutput output . The Hritlsh British admitted the thelose thloss * lose 10 . of 44 < planelIn planesIn planes planel planesIn In attacking attscking Friedrichahaten Frledrlchshaten Friedrichahafen the theIlAF theRAF theViAf IlAF RAF blasted boasted blasted the th * former torm r Zeppell.n Zeppelln Zeppelin Zeppell.nworks Zeppelinworks Zeppelinworks . works housing a factory lactory producing producingradio producingradio producingradio radio location locaUon equipment rqulpment timllar similar aim lIar to tothe tothe tothe the U S radar Hit HitJ Hits * were wer ob- ob observed observed ob-aerred ob aerred - - - served on all main b lldinis IIdlngs tidings ineluding in incl tneluding eluding cl n8 a bur buge bugs hangar . 1TORMI WOnMB WORMS The worst J(18 J18 J(18rtn7 glaylu ( i laju lajurmy , tral tralarmy -rtn7 rtn7 army - rmy worms in 20 years hD has st et etthe - the northern counties of Illinc IlUnC Illinc"result ' ! ) ! / --"result "result result - - " result of hea heavy r reinsPRISONERS rains reins ins . < < " * " . rBISONERS PRISONERS The wir w.r wr . depari- depari deparC depariment department - " ment released a statement statemf'nt statemfnt ' tt II ti a atmore , ) > j jmore , more than 300 800 American Amerlcall "In In a " OT kr tors torshave T- T Thave rs rshave - have died in 111 Japanese prison r.i ri rd ca . nps nps.ince npssince np npsince . since .ince ince th the end of ot the Philippine carn cam carnpalgn campaign palgn ign MEDITERRANEAN MEDITEHRANEAN : Warn Italy of 0/ 0 0nombm / nombm Bombings BombingsAs 5 As Lleut Lieut Gen Carl CarJ A Spaatz Spaat Spaatzstated Spaatstated : stated that the Allies now ' could ob- ob obtain ob obthin ohtain - tain thin air all ' supremacy in the Mediterra Mediterranean Mediterranean Mediterranean nean by concentrating their superlolforces superior superlol superiorforces superioforces forces in any given locale the italian Italiar italianpeople Italiarpeople Itallaipeople people were warned that their indus industrial Industrial Industrial trial centers would continue to be bepounded be bepounded b bpounded < pounded as long as a8 they produce produced producedgoods producedgoods producegoods < goods for the AxisCommander AxisCommander Axis AxisCommander Commander of the North Africarair African Africar Africanair Africalair air forcer torce . General Spaatz laid said that thatany thatany thaany any barrier before Allied AlIled troops troopi troopscould troopicould troopicould could be reduced by the proper use useof useof us usof < of full tull air all ' powerUrging powerUrging power powerUrging Urging Italian workers to move movewith movewith movwith with their families from trom factory factoryareas factoryareas factoryareas areas Allied AllJed radio broadcasts de declared dedared dcdared clared dared Our airmen will wiU bomb your yourwar yourwar youiwar war Industries and communications communicationsas as relentlessly ss 81 as they have bombed bombedyour bombedyour bombedyour your ports and ships during the Af Al Afrlcan Alrican Atrican rlcan rican campaignContinuing campaignContinuing campaign campaignContinuing Continuing their aerial aUlal atrial assault alllauH Al AI AIlied AlUed AIlied Ued lied planes paced by British Wel WelUngtons Wellingtons Welllngtona Ungtons lingtons plastered Sicily Block Blockbusters Blockbusters Blockbusters busters were dropped on Messina Messinathe Messinathe Messinathe the terminal point tor for the terry ferry fromItaly from fromItaly trornItaly Italy and Sicilian airdromes Mean MeanI Meanwhile Meanwhile Meanwhile while the Italians were reported reportedevo.cuating reportedevacuating reportedevacuating evo.cuating evocuating evacuating . the civilian population populationtrom populationfrom populationfrom I trom from both Sicily snd and SardiniaRUSSIA Sardinia SardiniaRUSSIA RUSSIA- RUSSIA - . RUSSIASecond I Second Anniversary Annwersary AnniversaryOn On the eve of the second annlver annlversary annl annlveraary ver versary sary of ot the German invasion of Rus Rua Russla Ruasla Russla sla the Reds called on the Allies AWes to toopen toopen toopen open up a second front In the west westand westand westand and claimed that thet 6 400 000 Nazis had hadfa hadfallen hadfallen fa fallen lIen in actl actie cli ( < n against themDeclaring themDeclaring them themDeclaring Declaring that delay in opening up upa upa a . second front would only protract protractthe protractthe protractthe the war the Reds said aald this would wouldmean wouldmean wouldmean mean a colossal increase In vic victlms victiros vieUrns tlms tiros The Reds also stated that thatthey thatthey thatthey they had reinforced their war econ econamy economy cconomy amy omy with the erection of hundredsof bundredsof bundreds hundreds of new factories factorlell behind the linesIn linesIn lines linesIn In addition to Nazi losses In personnel per personnel personnel sonnel the Rede Reds claimed they had hadknocked hadknocked hadknocked knocked out 42 400 tanks 43 000 000planes 000planes 000planes planes and 56500 14 66 800 600 guns Theyplaced They Theyplaced Theyplaced placed their own losses at 30 000 ( ) 000tanks 000tanks tanks 23 000 planes , , and 35 000 000guns 000guns 000guns 000gunsIn guns gunsIn In discussing International rela relatlonl relalions relatlons tlonl lions the Reds praised their coal1 coall coal1tion coallHon coaUtion tion Hon with Britain and the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates States adding ' The 'The Hitlerites Hltlerttes Hitlerltes aim aimto aimto aimto to spUt split this thll coalition failedCORN failed tailed failedCORN CORN CORNSeek Seek Stocks tockJ StocksIn , In an effort efTort to get corn movli moviI movlr g to toprocessors toprocessors toprocessors processors and manufacturers manufacturerso manufacturersfood manufacturersI-ood manufacturersI ood o } food - ood Administrator Chester Davis Davisnamt"d Davisnamed Davisnamed namt"d namtd named " a committee representing all allbranches allbranches brane-ht"s brane ht"s hts branches - " of the th lr Ir it dustry to work workV workwith workwith V\ V \ , Vith with ith h him 1m in breaking up the lh bottle bottlelIt"ck bottleneck bottleneck bottleneckI lIt"ck lItck neck " lIt"ckI I 1 r ducers traders and millerswere millers millerswere were bromht brought ? together in the conl corn conlmlttee cornmiltee cornmittee mlttee miltee as a < , Dnvis Davis hnvis dcterri detenT deterrr ined fined to at attack attack attack tack the tho problem In friin frtrn . m all angleslnstead angles anglesIn"ltead anglesInstead In"ltead Inltead lnstead " of c r n nsldering nsiderbng lderlng It \ I t lece iece Sera mealAcrordlng mealAccording meal mealAccording According Acrordlng to reporls reports the conler confer conlerees confersea conferees ees sea were studying a a var ety of pro pro- proposals proposals proposals - posals chief among which was a aplan aplan plan that wouldin would \ llnr \in in lin It the feeding feedingof feedingBf of Bf hogs to certain weights and Rnd put putthe putthe putthe the 1943 corn com crop on an allocatloll allocation allocatlollbasis allocationbasis allocationbasis basis assuring auurlng processor prorf'Ssors prorfSsors processors ' * and andmanufacturers andmanufacturers andmanufacturers manufacturers neds needs * flril first firstOther firstOther flrilOther Other proposal proposala proposals * studied inch ded dad dadthe dedthe dedthe the cancellation of ceiling prices on onom oncorn com : om subsidizing tinners fanl1f"rs fanl1frs farmers " to release releasetheir releaseheir releasetheir their heir farm stocks Itocks and the reQulsl requisi reQulsltlon requisiion requlaltlon tlon ion of terminal elevator supi sups sup\lIea sup lIea suplIeaand \ lies liesfind liesand and find allocation of such supplies suppliesan suppliesto an to ong hard pressed n I1\ln I1 ln \ IHing illing " and andmix andmix andmix mix ng nit rag ftrms firms firma HIGHLIGHTS . . . . . .n n iin < . 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