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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY jr. 1949
Knurson Tax Cut Bill
; Gets Republican Nod
(Continued from Page One)
; to reduce the budget more than
that."
,' To which Chairman Taber (R-
NY) of the House Appropriations
Committee added in an inter
view: "When we net through
. with the President"! budget we
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These are suggestions perhaps you have other items
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conserve both! It's safer, too when you mail your
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IVAN O. riCKINt, Atal. .
NATMANIIl D. JOHNSON Au'l .
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will have money enough for a
$3,600,000,000 tax reduction and
at least a $5,000,000,000 payment
on the debt."
On the other side of the Capi
tol, however, a leading Republi
can who ajked not to be quoted
by name said lax action will be
delayed in the Senate "until we
have a clearer picture of what
the treasury surplus will be."
Knufson's bill would:
1. Raise Individual exemptions
Phone 752
Manhattan
Insurance Corporotwn
by $100, frcm $500 to JfiOO.
2. I-t husbands and wives In
all states split the family in
come for tax reporting purposes,
thus holding It within the lower
tax brackets.
3. Giant percentage cuts, rang
Ing from 30 per cent In the low
est Income brackets to 10
cent in the upper brackets.
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Gandhi Pleads for Youth
Who Bombed Prayer Meet
NEW DELHI, Jan. 21 WP
Mohandas K. Gandhi said tonight
he will ask the police to be mer
ciful with a youthful Hindu ac
cused of exploding a home made
bomb near his prayer meeting
last nl;ht. The suspect could be
imprisoned for life.
"We should not harbor hatred,"
Gandhi said. "I will request the
police not to trouble him but to
have coiTipasnion towards him
and make him see the righteous
path."
Gandhi, too weak to walk be
cause of his recent fast for com
munal peace, had been carried to
the prayer meeting in a chair.
He laughed when an unidentified
man in the audience demanded
that Gandhi proclaim himself a
reincarnation of God. When the
sneaker persisted, Gandhi Impa
tiently told him to sit down and
be quiet.
Grey-Market Sales of
Farm Machinery Probed
WASHINGTON. Jan. 21 IIPV
The House Agriculture Commit
tee is Investigating grey-market
sales of farm machinery by "fly-by-night"
operators In South Da
kota and other states. Rep.
Mundt (R-SD) said.
In a statement he asked farm
ers who have dealt with such
operators to send him full Infor
mation.
He said the dealers havp ao.
cumulated large stocks of farm
machinery for which they forced
farmers to pay "fantastic prices."
Lona Turner Ends Revolt
Against Role, Reinstated
HOLLYWOOD.
Jan. 21. WP
Lana Turner Is bark
standing at her studio.
in
good
Metro Goldwy n . Mayer rein
stated the screen actress yester
day after she agreed to plav the
role, she earlier had turned down,
of Lady De Winter in "The Three
Muketeers."
M-G-M had denied anv connec
tion between Miss Turner's sua.
pension last Wednesday and her
recent romance with Tyrone
Power or her current Interest in
mlllionntro Rob Tnrmlnp
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses
THRtlSHST. JOHN Richard
I-ee Thrush and Ijiura Mav St.
John, both of Ciimns Valley.
STAUKKFH-.TOHNSON Chris
.1. Stauffer. Kiddle, and Constance
Elaine Johnson, Myrtle Creek.
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$50,000 Fire Guts Two
Merrill Business Houses
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., Jan.
21 tVh Fire broke out In the
middle of the business district of
the town of Merrill, 18 miles
south of here, this morning and
gutted the frame quarters of two
business houses before It was
controled by the combined ef
forts of the fire departments of
Merrill and Malln.
The fires started In the Mer
rill Billiards, and spread to the
Reeves Hardware and Electric
Servic? quarters next door. Ad
joining buildings had brick walls
and were saved.
An informal estimate of the
total loss to buildings and stock
and equipment was $50,000.
200,000 German Workers
Strike Over Short Food
FRANKFURT, Germany, Jan.
21 fjp) About 200,000 workers
left their Jobs In Nuernberg and
Cologne today, protesting the
food serfages.
Union speakers, addressing a
throne of 30.000 strikers in the
Nuernfcerg square formerly
Known as Aooipn Hitler Matz,
assailed the British and Ameri.
can administrations and the Ger
man government. Workers car
ried banners bearing such slo
gans as: "We want a united Ger
many;" "Death to Black Market
eers;" and "We are hungry."
Yugoslavs Have Atomic
Bombs, Boast of Tito
(Continued from Page One)
fleet In the Adriatic; against
their atomic bombs we shall use
our ow n. We do not stand alone
this time.
"Our Jet propelled fighter
planes and our artillery will ef
ficaciously discourage visits by
enemy aviation. Our material
comes from an Inexhaustible
source. Our lines of transport
will never be cut.
"Russian workshops turn out
30,000 cars a month. Headquar
ters have at their disposal ISO
divisions ready to march on 48
hours notice and capable of wip
ing out all obstacles obstructing
their advance up to Paris."
Would Erase "Spies"
Tito was quoted as saying a
few thousand "bandits" were In
the Yuoclav mountains and were
vexing, but of no consequence.
(Balkan Fovernment SDokesmen
regularly use the term "bandit"
for opositlon forces).
"Hundreds of thousands of
their companions who live In our
midst spy on us from London and
Washington through yet undis
covered channels." Tito was quo
ted as saving. "Comrades, these
doings must be stopped at all
costs."
The report then quoted Tito as
saying:
"I have no wish to Interfere In
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matters of religion, but when
priests will toll alarm bells, there
will be wholesale Insurrection
and It must not be overlooked
that the farmers are very well
armed."
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (TV
The report by a Trieste newspa
per that Marshal Tito claims
Yugoslavia has atomic bombs
produced the customary deep si
lence In official quarters here to
day. Spokesmen for the Atomic En
ergy Commission said that, as
in the case of previous similar
reports from Russia and else
where, there would be no com
ment on the Trieste story.
Officials have taken the posi
tion that to comment In any man
ner would be to react to obvious
"fishing expeditions" by other
nations who seek to learn how
much the United States knows
of their progress In atomic re
search or lack thereof.
Rationing Talk Perils
Meat Supply, Assertion
(Continued trom Page One)
rationing days to come."
Afterwards, Wherry told news
men he was "Just kidding" and "I
tust thought it was amusing."
But he added he didn't care if
Flanders took exception.
Flanders did. He said he does
not believe It was right for
Wherry to kid, "because 1 am not
sure the meeting he was address
ing knew that ne was kidding."
Flanders added:
"My entire stock of stored beef
Is one steer put In early last fall
long before I had anv thought
whatsoever of meat rationing."
Has Large Family
He said he stored the steer
"for the benefit of m" three chil
dren, their wives and husbands
and mv eight grandchildren, . . .
and I don't imagine there is much
left."
Flanders made the same reply
to Thye when the Minnesota
senator referred In the Senate
earlier this week to Flanders'
stored meat.
The Senate banking committee
Is holding hearings on the Flan-ilers-Javlts
bill, as well Us on va
rious measures dealing with
President Truman's 10-point anti
Inflation program. Amonp other
thlnrs that program calls for
stand-bv power to re i moose wage
nrfce controls and rationing on a
selective basis.
Housing Needs to Get
Major Attention of C.C.
(Continued from Page One)
crease enloved by all types of
ousiness in if.
"If a similar increase Is to be
recorded in 1!M8. it. source must
obviously be additional popula
ting and additional population
will spur a demand for more
housing accommodations."
Access Road Urged
The promotion of access roads
was adopted as a further object
Ive of the Chamber of Commerce
during the coming year. Special
emphasis will te given apart
irom Ihe chamber's continuing
highway promotion objectives.
"Proper furest management
and a well regulated plan for j
timber cutting must Include ac
cess roads Into our Umqua Na
tional Forest," Fullerton said. "It
spe
cialties. Others u
dude
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Burton Covering
Custom-made Belts
Picoting and
Pinking
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Is believed that returns on the I
sale of national forest timber can :
be increased by the building of j
access roads sufficiently to re- j
turn sufficient funds to more
than cover access road construe- j
tlon costs." I
Endorsement of the County
Court's presentation to the legis- j
lative interim committee on roads '
at its meeting In Coquille this
week, was given by the Chamber
of Commerce dii-ectors, "save and
except that portion In which the
court opposes bond issue as a
means for financing road con
struction costs," It was stated.
Directors of the chamber
agreed that "if a bond issue is
the best solution for financing
new highways," that that meth
od should be adopted. Payments
on bonds, however, should be
made against state revenues for
highways, such as money derived
from the gasoline tax and similar
sources.
Endorsement was also given
the tentative proposals for street
Improvements as listed by City
Manager M. W. Siankard, which
will be presented to the interim
committee at Eugene Feb. 17.
An operating budget of $18.
333.32 for the coming year was
adopted by the directors for the
Chamber of Commerce, it was
announced.
Missing Prodigy Found
In Hotel With Sailor
(Continued from Page 1)
told newsmen that Mrs. Clara
Horner, Jacqueline's divorced
mother, had collapsed after being
Informed her daughter had been
located. A physician was called
and gave the mother sedatives,
the friend said. Jacqueline had
left home after a family quarrel.
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