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VERTICAL 1 Ancestor 2 Astronomy muse FUNNY BUSINESS "That sign gave me a scare to work in h.1'1 ABNER FACTORY f 0 gff I - ' , know vooDorr Taw I bux-''''"'H I Wj,PV)M ( LGNE ME, DAISV MAE- THINKS AH GOTTA PERMISSION YS) AH iSJeS BUT WILL VOU MARRV j ALL 4 AX PERMISSION 1 FROM 4 3S' V I WIOVES. J ME-TO PROVIDE A MOTHER- T' MARRV -rff VOUR S?" W A -Ti f 5f FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Merrill Blosser So uros got A Yeah, only she? ( Tiger Tsome bcirO f T entertain oui? guests, I'm punning an afternoon" op THe&meON VmeSNTOO FOR WANTS kHKSH-J'NKS Indian sport events.' these iocal. INDIANS WHO GIVE THE FORTHENEWQALT HiS ; BRAND OP TOSeI YroRTHB, WEEKLY CEREMONIAL DANCC HAVE AGREED TO PUT ON THE? iii) j-r-- ALLEY OOP Bv V. T. Hamlin I'f Y'MbAN ALlyEH, BUT HOLD MEANWHILE-'UP IN THE COLISEUM " fHAWl HERE'S f AS AN OFFICER ANOl fsRACIOUS 'WORDS AS Fl I V OHE6UYP y TRY TO GIVE ,THTV?W Jrltl'mlXmi AT TWENTY SAKES. WHO) SUFFICIENT TO BET? 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She neglects everything from A to M and I neglect every thing from N to Z. ,? "KM sr By Jo Fischer Bv Al Capp ' ( f " x 1 '1 I ' ' RUSSIAN DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE Deputy Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko (top, left), will head a four men delegation which will attend the Japanese peace treaty conference ooenina in San Francisco (Sept. 4.) Other Rus sian delegates will be G. N. Zarubin (top, right), Russian am bassador to Britain; Alexander, b. to the U.S. (lower, left); and S. A. Golunski of the Russian foreign office (lower, right I. (AP Wirephoto) Congress Urged To Look For New Taxation Sources NEW YORK -UP) Congress still has ways to tax you that it hasn't tried yet Congress is being urged to look into these ways. The Twentieth Century fund's committee on eco nomic stabilization thinks Con gress should start now to study taxes never used here before just io De reuuy in case uie ugui- cuing Bvivwa ui uie iiiiuiuc ina and the excise taxes don't raise the billions sought for defense. The congressional economic committee, at the same time, re leased a report of its staff experts recommending an immediate tax hike of $10 billion with most of the burden on the middle income brackets. The Twentieth Century fund, a non-profit foundation for public ed ucation on current economic prob lems, sticks to its previously stated Gold Fish 25c and 35c BEAUTIFUL CARNATIONS ROSEBURG GARDEN SHOP 510 W. Oak Dial 3-4001 RADIO SERVICING Hansen's Radio Service. Suthcrlin. Radio .Doctors. Phone 3-7456. Free Pickup and Delivery. PLUMBINO Morrii Plumbing and Heating 95-97 Porrott St., Dial 3-7003 Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co., 517 South Stephens. Phone 3-5377. Johnson Plumbing & Supply Co., 915 Garden Vallty Rd. Bus. Phone 3-5665, Res. Phone 3-8131. Horrls Plumbing & Heating Co., 805 South Stephens. Phone 3-8173. Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461. Terp's Plumbing. Phone 3-7266. HEATING K Rltzmon Heating Co. Hot Water and Steam Oil Burners. 1703 Brown. Phone 3-8267. ELECTRICIANS RIDENOUR ELECTPIC 1 600 N. Stephens Phone 3-7303 AL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP Phone 3-4301 602 Winchester DuFresne Electric. Phone 3-5222. A-1 Electric Co. formerly Ace Elec). Phone 3-8355 2023 Myrtle Ave. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE i. E. Newberry's Washing Mochlne Service. 1 02 W. Commerclol Ave nue. Phone 3-3591. Washing Mochlne Service, Kusty's Ap pliance Repair. 510 N. Jackson. Phone 3-3091. DECORATORS Painting end Paper Hanging H E. "Woody" Wood Phone 3 4240 Pointing ond Poperhanglrg. R, H. Surkamer, Dial 3-7834 ranyushkin, Soviet ambassador idea that $18 billion Is needed In additional taxes to pay for defense as we go, and to ward off infla tion. The Senate is now studying the House's $7.2 billion tax bill, and some members of the senate fi nance committee which has be gun closed-door hearings predict they'll come out with a smaller sum than that. V The fund's committee thinks that hiking personal Income taxes is the best way to raise most of the $18 billion it Insists is needed. But it also suggests that Congress, as a preparatory move, start study ing other taxes. New Sources Discussed These are explained In a book the fund publishes "Financing Defense" by Albert G. Hart and E. Cary Brown, who teach eco- 'SPEEDY' rIM SoT MSTOO-WHSN 1 JU,?S CO OUT I WANTCT OW-f( WiTTJ Mja nen SBST . ,r- . II ysioess FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICI Fire Equloment Co., 220 N Main. Glenn H. Toylor. Ph. 3 7134 ROOFING Roofing, Roof Repairing, Insulation ' Ph. 3-8255. Acme Roofing Co. AUTOMOBILE AGENCIES ELLIS AUTO SALES Crosley Sales & Service 109 Chestnut St. Ph. 3-7103 Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Soldi ond Service Rntali Fast,. Dependable Service Ken's Office Equip. 631 South Stephens. Ph. 1-3456 Excavating Road Building Cerry-Allt Tractor JKovelt BulldoTer. Hoy m Centre 200 1 Fine Ph. 3-7534 LEE M0RTENSEN, INC. CHIMNEY BLOCKS Liu-Rock Building Blocks Concrete Building Block Chrystal'te Tile Plant 3-6944 3750 N. Stephens Friday. Aug. 17, 1951 Tne Newt-Review, Reeeharf, Ore. S nomici at Columbia and the Mas sachusetts Institute of Technology, respectively, The taxes which the authors discuss rather than recommend are: 1. A spendlngs tax. Unlike a sim ple sales tax this is a tax at pro gressive rates on each family's to tal spending. The more bills your family run up on you, the higher rate you would be taxed. 2. A net - worth tax. This has tempting revenue possibilities, since the authors estimate that the American public is worth at least $800 billion. 3. Tax on increases in personal Income. This is a variant on the corporation excess - profits tax. It means that ii you're making more this year than last, you'd pay in addition to the usual Income tax another tax on the extra amount you're taking home this year. The two economists estimate that the hump of defense spending either next summer or the fol lowing winter will be at least $84 billion a year. To meet it, they Uiink personal exemptions on income taxes may have to go down to MOO per capita and the first bracket rate go up to 32 percent Escape Of Murderer Costs Guard His Job CHICAGO - m Alleged "lax it; In the big Cook county jail was 'nyti8ated today as more than 1,000 policemen searched for an armed fugitive who killed a guard and escaped from death row. "Shoot to kill" orders are out for Harry Williams, 20, six foot, two inch Negro who beat tower guard Arthur Turley to death and scaled the wall to freedom Tues day night. Williams, a rapist and slayer, was scheduled to be ex ecuted Sept. 14. One guard has already been fired. Edwin T. 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Frank Denton Ray Knotts Retailers Want Meat Price Lid Adjusted WASHINGTON UP) Retail meat dealers want . the ceiling prices ot hamburger, chuck, round steaks and beet roasts raised, and ceilings lowered on sirloin steak, and rib and loin roasts. The Office ot Price Stabilization is reviewing the entire beet pro gram. OPS officials said the re tall meat dealers want hambur ger prices raised three or four cents and suggested a perhapi "substantially" lower price (or sir loin steak. NtHt Hst Wntn yon m H wr offict It" wiH toU but ttioH ! H r rang hr your kxn. CASH 4 vancoo1 promptly. CALKINS Finance Co. than 3-S244 307 (3rd Floor) Pacific BMf. M-337 Stat. License S-24 c At Our Fountain LYONS' ROOT BEER Alto Ardon Ice Cream, in bulk, package, or your favorite dish or drink. En joy one of our delicious fountain specialties today! Open I a.m. t 10 p.m. week days. Sundays end holidays, 10 e.m, I. t st.m. & SON DRUGS Phone 3-6333- REED MOTORS r WILL HOW SHOOLO I KMcW VDo" MOTOR? 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