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Show THE DESERET SAMPLER, Fri., Aug. 16, 1068 Junior Officers Urged Federal Tax Requirements Change With Surtax Law To Increase Knowledge Through FtCorrespondence young liy. I'SGO.VYKC. Monroe, The I nited States Cnutin- eutal Armv Command il'SCOX- is stressing the need for iiH'xjierieneed officers especially tlinsc assigned as platoon leaders, Va. On June 2H, 196H,- President Johnson signed into law the 10 per cent Federal income surtax hill. The hill requires a 10 per cent surtax for the period from April 1, 100S to June .10. 1000. Employers were required to nal lieveiuie Form W-- 4 should Ik used to increase pax check tax deductions. Taxpayers will thereby avoid larger tax iayiueiits when filing 100S returns. Individuals who have filed estimated tax declarations for lxgin withholding the additional 100S and have paid the first two 10 per cent from workers' installments, are required to reafter July 13. Taxpayers vise their estimates to reflect are reminded that this docs not the surcharge. Many taxpayers to may become initially liable for cover the period from April estimated tax pax incuts I localise July 13. l'JBS. Knland V. Wise, District Di- of (he surtax. Ilexised or newly should rector for I'tah. urges employees submitted Forms 1040-K.to check their tax status. Inter be filed lKlore Vptemlier 15. - -- - mao explained. mat-AU- DESERT DRIFTS On Tuesdav. July 9. Mrs. Terence Graham and Mrs. Theodore Teske were hostesses lor the monthly coilee. file Imard meeting. Mrs. Dale King presiding, preceded the coilee. MemlK-rof the Executive Hoard lor the coming year xvere announced as follows: s ,'1.' s''' " Soldiers Temple were Mrs. Douglas Hoyle, Mrs. Gary Givens, Mrs. Thomas George, Mrs. Mrs. George Hreedhtve, Steve Holmes and Mrs. Van Irby. eriek M. Molir - Gayle is fmm Homer, 111., and is a registered nurse. Swimming, sewing and lioxvling are some of her special welcomed were Clark and Mrs. interests. CW4 and Mrs. Ira Western hail from l.as Angeles. Calif., and South Rend, Ind. They have two children. Vicky Lvuii, 12: and Tiinuthy James, 11. Jean lists oil painting and wives cluli vitics among her intertsts. The bridge group will lie cancelled until the 5th of Sop-artenilier. A warm xvelcome is extended to the following nexv arrivals: Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul Harris who were married the 14th of Nancy is from Scarsdale, New York and a recent college graduate. She enjoys skiing and and crafts. acti-Jim- c. ts ENCHANTING Honey-blon- BUDGET FREEZER 11.6 cu. ft. BIG! BY FRI6IDAIRE BUILT ...for lasting quality! Four h extra-dee- p door shelves! Concealed magnetic door seal locks cold in! Built-i- n door lock with two keys! 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The tour leaves the caves at the peak of Marble Mountain and continues down a steep, rocky cliff, stopping at a large statue of Buddha located in another cavern. JfW etlei Closeout OOUffC CONVERSE GYM SHOES j HIGH OR LOW CUT IN BLACK OR WHITE ! I 9.50 787 Jeans Famous Converse "Chuck Taylor" Stretch GRATEFUL AMERICAN SOLDIERS pitched in to give badly needed support to a Vietnamese rifle company that had helped them defend Saigon. Members of the 1st Battalion (Mechanized), 5th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division, had been operating a few miles west of the capital with the assistance of the 198th Regional Force Company of the Army, Republic of Vietnam. After several weeks of joint operations, Lt. Col. Thomas C. Lodge of DcLand, FIs., learned that the Vietnamese unit was losing its battle to rebuild its compound before the monsoon set in. The division's 65th Engineers sent a bulldozer to help the ARVN soldiers clear land, and Colonel Lodge sent a team of specialists to improve communications in the compound. Colonel Lodge said the soldiers were more than happy to repay the Vietnamese for their assistance in the field. COUNTING SHADOWS may be an unusual way to pass time on a night patrol, but it paid off for an Americal Division infantryman. Sp4 Michael Kryder of the 2d Battalion, 1st Infantry, 196th Infantry Brigade, was on an ambush patrol when he noticed the shadows cast by the full moon. The count reached 16 and that was one too many. The Pittsburgh, Pa., soldier alerted Pfc William Emely, Rochester, N.Y. One of the shadows began moving off at an angle, and the soldiers charged. A startled Viet Cong froze in his tracks at the sight of the pursuing infantrymen and was taken without firing a shot. BICYCLES are an important means of transportation for the Viet Cpng. So members of the 1st Battalion, 18th Infantry, 1st Infantry Division, and the 1st Squadron of the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment hurt the enemy when they capThe soldiers were conducting tured 250 of the offensive operations northeast of Saigon when they discovered a VC basecamp near Song Be. In the camp they found 50 large bunkers, with the bicycles carefully stored inside. The bikes can be maneuvered quietly over rough terrain on trails where trucks cannot pass. They are easy to hide in the jungle brush and can be carried when necessary. VC supply convoys often travel with 100 pounds of food or equipment on esrh bicycle. (ANF) 882-356- with ALL STARS slight factory blemish that will not affect all sizes from 316 to 12. or locks ... Slims wear Pre-Shru- nk Ladies AMERICA'S FINEST JEANS Sinn Jeans Jackets 1850 From kindergarten through college the smart student goes for LEVI'S I the original blue jeans. For LEVI'S fit better, look better, wear better than any other jeans on the market. 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DA Pain- amiomicement of plilot .350-6Army extension courses, lists more company commanders, and batto take ad- - than 1600 subeoiirses. These talion staff officers of the subjects most of educational materials elude which can help them in their taught in residence at the 26 schiMils located I'SCOXAHC jolis. REPORTS SHOW that the throughout the Goiitinental Unitd captain ed States. average By using the correspondence (usually with less than 30 mouths military experience) often lacks courses. Iiaudlmoks. special texts, lesson plans, practical exercises, enough experience or formal trainand supplemental manuscript, ing to fully prepare him to command a company battery Icxcl materials available at I'SCOXAHC schools, and local Army Education unit. While luisic officer courses Centers young officers can conduct their uxx'ii provide the newly commissioned educational programs." officer xxith a basic military Officers desiring to take corfoundation, several years elapse courses or secure iH'txvccii the basic course and the respondence educational materials should see advanced career course. I'SCOX-ARofficials thus see a definite their local cducatimi advisors oil need for a "bridge" to close the xvrite to the school concerned educational gap lx:twcen the two (ATTN: Department of courses. Instruction). 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