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SIX ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1947 SKATING DATES AT THE ARMORY i Sunday Evenings Wednesday Evenings Friday Evenings Saturday Mornings and Afternoons (For Children Only) SUNDAY EVENING FOR COUPLES ONLY Communism Peril To U. S., Acheson Declares (Continued from Page 1) BROOKSIDE GROCERY UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP THE BEST IN GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES Prompt, Courteous Service Dlxonville Rd. Ceorge and Esther Andersen New Owners EVELYN'S End of the Week Special! WOMEN'S Housecoats $5.00 FLORAL PRINTS AND STRIPES IN COTTON , OR RAYON, A REAL VALUE! I in? aid In Orpere and Turkey. Ac-hewn replied: "If the United State will not accede to the re quest! made on It, there will be a strong conviction throughout the i world that a great deal of our professions are merely words." Secret to Be Bared At the outset of today's testi mony, Acheson quickly settled one Issue which had developed be- , tween him and the lawmakers. I He said he would arrange to make public later secret "back ground" documents concerning the situation in Greece and Tur key. Acheson testified under ques tioning by Rep. Mundt (R.-S. D.) that Soviet Insistence on partici pation in the defense of the Dardanelles Straits is one of the "external pressures" on the gov ernment of Turkey. One of the primary reasons the administration desires to provide aid to Turkey, he said, is to com bat "external pressure." The under secretary added that there are no patricufar "internal pressures" on the Turkish govern ment, hut It is staggering under the load of maintaining a normal economy while also keeping arm ed forces In a state of semi-mo-billzation. At one oolnt yesterday, Rep. Merrow asked whether United States security would be threat ened If Greece and Turkey col lapsed and Russia became a Medi terranean natlion. Acheson said he would prefer not to reply. Merrow: "The people of the country want to Know whether we are going to call the bluff of the Soviet Union. That's why I made the statement." Acheson: "It's one thing for you to make that statement; it's an other for me." proponents with "driving people into a corner and telling them they must take the sales tax, that we nave no otner source. The last time the people voted on the sublect was In November, 1944, when they defeated a 2 per cent saU-s tax 269,276 to 96,697. Both sides agreed that if the people defeat the sales tax aeain. a special legislation session would be needed to balance the budpet. which is expected to be about S5.- 000,000 short. Marshall Offers Plan For German Government 'Continued from Page Oriel man outlined the provisions of the revised bill as follows: 1. Over 25.000,000 persons with taxable Income of $!,000 or less (gross Income minus personal ex emptions and deductions) would get a 30 per cent cut. 2. Other millions having In come above $1,395 and below $302,000 would get a 20 per cent slash. 3. Those with taxable Incomes between $1,000 and $1,395 would get a flat $57 cut. This $57 Is the 30 per cent cut for a $1,000 In come and the "notch" provision wns Insnrted to nmvnnt fneouf- ties to persons with taxable In comes slightly above $1,000. 4. An extra personal exemption' of 5oOO for persons over t3 years old remains in the bill, but a pro- j vision is Inserted whereby these ! elderly persons can take this ex tra exemption only if theyj fore go exemptions now in tax law on income from various annuities such as railroad retirement, so cial security and Army officer retirement. NEW YORK. March 21. UP The New York Times said today that "an authentic report" receiv ed In Washington stated that Communist bands In Greece had a strength of 13,000 and sought to "cut Greece in half." The source of the report was not given. The Times' story, written from Washington by James Reston, said the immediate military ob lectlve of the armed bands was to establish a corridor from the Al banian border east to the Mount 1 Olympus area on the Aegean sea. In such an event, Greek Mace- donla would be sandwiched be- tween the corridor and Aegean to the south, with Yugoslavia and i Bulgaria to the north and Al 1 bania on the west. Sales Tax Bill Passed By House; Senate to Act (Continued from Page 1) ed better schools, more welfare money, and better government, so now they should be willing to put ' up the money. Thn Atinnuitlnn lanilii Dnn Thnrm.. Tnllns. chnrred tnx OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 12:30 TO 4:30 P. M. .... . --T""'"'- ?V . .-.. : . '-' 'j c-u J ! ! "3 K4Miaaa gy -":'. -; Y I i fan' US, mMkt timimtfiVkiM This lovely and spacious home will bp open for your lnsection Sunday. 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Concrete structures built by the ancient Romans are still in an ex- reHent state of preservation. Levy on Gaming Devices Sought in Oregon's Need (Continued from Page 1) , cut In old age assistance. Bills Given Axe The committee voted to kill bills to permit counties and cities 10 operate uoys camps wiin siaie aid, conduct aviation education In the schools, and to acquire 1,000 acres for the site of a new peni tentiary near Salem. House Group Adds O. K. To Income Tax Cut Plan (Continued from Page 1) about $16,000,000,000 annually. In the committee voting, one Democrat Joined 15 Republicans in supporting the legislation. His name was not immediately dis closed. Knutson predicted the House will approve the legislation by a comfortable margin, .although Democrats on the committee or ganized their ranks for a last I ditrh battle. They met with Democratic Floor leader Sam Ravburn as the Repbulican-controlled com mittee went into session to ap prove a bill calling for a 30 per cent slash for small taxpayers and a 20 per cent cut for most others. Ravburn told newsmen follow ing the Democrats' meeting that they felt the entire matter of tax reduction should be deferred un til congress has a better idea of the nation's fiscal situation and how much money will be appro priated. "That will be the attitude of Demcrats In the committee and in the House." he commented. The Republicans counted on their five-man maloritv In the committee made up of 15 Repub licans and 10 Democrats to drive through the Income tax cut bill. As approved by the Republican House steering committee yester day, the bill gives a 30 per cent Income tax slash to low-bracket taxpayers and a 20 per cent cut to most others. The original tax cuttin" legislation was proposed by Chairman Knutson of the com mittee. 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