to a factory, and paid again when the finished product is shipped to market. In such Cases, Uncle Sam "has you com ing and going." 1 hat's not all. You’re still paying a ten percent "temporary war-time" tax on passenger fares, too. I HESE I AXES ARE SOT EAIR. They’re not fair to the people. I hey’re not fair to the carriers. They’re not fair to Uncle Sam’s preparedness program because they prevent these vital carriers from building ijo maximum strength and readiness. Uncle Sam promised to repeal these unfair, discriminatory taxes after the war. It looks like the people will have to remind him the war’s over and hold hirp to his promise. II you want to help, write your elected representatives and let them know how you feel.
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“to a factory, and paid again when the finished.” Farmville Herald, March 1957.
“to a factory, and paid again when the finished.” Farmville Herald, Mar 1957.
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