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even it they have to borrow th
money to do it. And, they sa>
they enn get the unwilling dollar
through taxation.
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Thus charges that Industry is "be
botagiug' national defense are boor
erauglug against the accusers. Th
President, the National Defense Ad
visor.v Commission, the Secretar
of War, Secretary of Navy, and si
on down the line, insist that indui
try is doing its yart. That shoul
satisfy the most violent critics.
As a matter of fact, an lncreasim
number of legislators Is becoming
convinced that the hurling of sucl
charges against Industry in itsel
amounts ti sabotage. Because 1
simply creates doubt and uncertaii
ty in Industry at a time when i
should bo allowed to produce na
tional defense without having to d<
fend 1st unquestioned patriotism.
In this connection, some leglsla
tors have been brought suddenly ui
against the realisation that they art
now passing their tenth tax bill it
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the last nine years. As one of them tac
e put it, "we've been following a let's on
V tax this tax tbat?theory until we tat
s dont knlw what we are taxing." the
He points out that out of these 10
tax bills, eight have been passed as
L. late as June and only two earlier in
n the year. That means that industrl- wh
e es which would like in December to tui
I- plan their activities aud program
y for the next full year cnn't do so *or
0 because they won't find out until
(. June or later what taxes they will
d have to pay for the year. Sti
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incidentally, newspapermen who Kl
a who follow tax legislation are usual He
f ly pretty sound judges of the wis- Br
t dom of tax bills. In a recent press Brt
^ gallarey discussion, a group of them Sh
t suggested an amendment to the so Ca
called "excess profits" bill. It was Ml
3 this: Strike out everything and In Ke
sort: ''Excess profits is stuff that if ?
the government says you got any, ktn
, whether ^?u ui|ierstand it dr not, it Kl'
j Will tax 'em?and reavyi" I
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> The tax bltf may be big (at last ^
count it was 105 pages) bat the defense
Job is bigger. In a recent address,
,H. W. Pdentls, Jr., President Yd
of the National Association, of tlanu ydj
facturers. emphasised thla. He re- pae
minded that building a two-ocean pa{
navy is a tremendous JoJb because it
means increasing the else of the pftf
nary 100 percent. But the Army la p
to he increased 1,000 per cent.
In addition, he said the original Fui
100 percent has to be modified to 0_.
meet modern warfare requirements B
He said, too, that another example ^
of the size of the Job is the fact Mq|
that iu.. the construction of a single on
Martin bomber. 400 to 600 sub-con,
, , TDw
tractors are involved. __
Feiwer grades of fertilizer and lar
ger tonnage of mixture containing
high proportions of plant foods are
progressive tendencies evident Ito \
the results of a survey and analysts
of 1039 fertilizer sales.
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Mountain*
Opening G
(By Manly Moorhead) # |
"ouch Cline Farthing's MountuitNl
? opened the 1940 football ??* '
wuli voiunr^ty iun
> defeated the Gastoula Green
ve to the tuuu of 12 to 6 last Friuiglu
at the High Sc hool Stadi
In Gaatoila. The gauie was wit
Mid by approximately 3,500 spec
>18. ^
looked discouraging to jffe
the run-back of the OpenTug
toff, carried tbe ball from Gatia
a 15 to Kings Mountain's . 40
d line. After, several plays a
ch-down was scored by Uastonlg
place-kick tor the extra point'
j low, however, and It wasn't
B* before the local team began to k.
From thai point on and throu
tut the game the outplayed' 'he
sen Wave on both defense and ofse.
H the second quarter Allen interted
Shoppard's puss on the
igs Mount yu do and ran it to
1-field. A pass, Gibson to Moss
ted 19 yards to Gastonia's 36.
tew line plays, "featuring Gibson's
nging and Allen's speed, netted
jtal gain of 30 yards. Then a pass
lunn t a U'n on annrnil tit o Vf onn
>nwn iv T< U I v , uwi vu l i?vleer's
first touchdown. The line
y for the point was stopped, and
half ended with the score 6-6.
hiring the half the popular Kings
uqtaln Band and the Gastonla
id played and marched on the
Id. Their demonstrations- were
icluded with the "Star Spangled
iner" being ployed by both aggru
lobs.
?nd Half
May was resumeu, out neither
nt scored In the 3rd quarter. The
standing play of this period was
en Jimmie Dickey broke through
Greeu Wave line to block Keeva
kick on the Gastonla 30 yard
e.
The Mountaineer's winniug touch
rn was made in the fourth quarwhen
Allen 'A little streak of
used lightning, broke loose aind
right end for 42 yards, being
kled by. the safety man, Mlngus,
the Gastonla 13. Allen went off
:kle for 7, Gibson made four ii>
! middle, and Allen dashed throuthe
line for the score.
Mien and Gibson were the Mono*
neer<s standouts in thfe backfteld,
lie Dickey, Moss and Ware fea ed
in the line.
Walker and Mlngus played well
the Greenie*. . ...
Tlte line-ups:
istonla Position K. Mtn.
icy L.B Ware
tlker " LT Willla
pscomb LG' " Barly
mbrell C Smith
illand no Dickey
unnemer (c) RT Blddlz
ads haw UK Moss
r\ r? v*? v.
dy^kii u <4i> yvumttck
rp enter I*HB Mltcham
tig as RHB Allen
ever FB Gibson (c)
lube: Gastonta ? Hunslnger, Ran
i, Duke, Klmbrell and Heafner;.
lgs Mountain' ? Roper.
Scoring: Gaatonia ? Keever,
lohdofm. Kings Mountain?Ware
[ Allen, touchdowns,
itifftiea w
Q. M.S. K. M.
st Downs 3 10
i. gained Rushing 87 167
I. Lost Rushing 4 1
ises Attempted 8 14
ises Completed 1 6
i. Gained Passing 13 90
ises Intercepted by 0 1
mltles 36 36
ltlng Average 37 28
nbles 0 1
ponents Fumbles
teoovered by 1 0
The next game in which the
untatneers will engage will be
Friday, Oct. 4th when they will
it Marlon on the local field.
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MtL KITS Mm RELIEF
If you suffer from backaches
resulting froan fatigue or nanaro...?
sore muscles or a atlff neck
in rot you laid op . . . SOMETONK U what
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James Gibson, who sharss
honors with Jimmy Dickey as
captain of the 1940-41 Mountain
football team. Gibson Is a mem
of the Senior class and has been
outstand player throughout his f
school career. He |s popular v
both faculty and student body.
!s a mer.-Jser of the Monogram C
and a . star baseball player. Gib
has also served on the Moniti
Staff for two terms. Gibson was
of the ram-rods which accounted
the 12-6 win over Gastoniia last I
day night.
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