The Bobby Foster Matter (AFRTS)

John Lund has Johnny dollar. Oh, oh, Mr. Jackson. How are you? I like your service Where's that? What do you want me to do? Okay, I'll get right on it At this point in our program, I'd like to give you something to think about

Probably one of the most quoted Americans in our nation's history is Benjamin Franklin Franklin who said early to bed, early to rise, makes the man healthy, well-tilt tomorrow, which you can do today. And, of course, the Lord helps them that help themselves.

But probably one of his most familiar quotes are only two things in life of which we may be certain. Others, most of our tax-pest and taxes don't come in that order. But seriously, one of the biggest jobs handled by the Secretary of the Treasury is the collection of taxes.

Our government's main source of income. The government raises money through the Bureau of Internal Revenue, size taxes, amusement taxes, and other federal taxes. The Bureau also checks to see that you haven't paid, but or not, that you haven't paid too much.

Another way the government raises money is through the Bureau taxes on import-partment collects, and we send to Washington who actually says who will pay taxes and how much. And that's one thing from which none of this can occur.

The defense account submitted by special investigator Johnny Daller to the home office, National Medical and Hospitalization Insurance Company Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Bobby Foster. The defense account item one, $85.56, plain fare and incidentals between Hartford and Miami, Florida.

Item two, $2.60, but there between Miami and Rig City a spickens fan little down with coral white streets shaded by tropical trees I registered at the Kachubi Hotel then went directly to Dr. Howell's office in the modern air condition hospital. Good afternoon. Hello. I'd like to see Dr. Howell please. Well the doctor doesn't see patients after five I'm afraid you