History Shows Tax
Ballots Unsuccessful
By ZAN STARK m 1926 both an income and cig-
SALEM (UP1) -If (Wennian arette. ta.x were defeated, in 1034
follow the pattern thev hiwiui
the 1963 legislature's S60 million
tax increase measure will be de
feated at the Oct. 15 special elec
tion. , .
ear
Not For Real!
Thur., Sept. 12, 1963 The Ncws-R Rosebur;, Ore. 15!
CARNIVAL By DICK TURNER
school relief sales tax was
turned down; in 1942, 1947, 1952
and 1956 cigarette tax measures
were rejected, and in 1960 an in
come tax measure was killed. ,
Only once in Oregon history has' The legislature honim! to r.irh ' for, U,e time bcinB- (1
,,'a.XJi4-b?fn lved .ftcr its referral ' S STIw mea . Y
sures by the people, once proposed
a constitutional change which
would have allowed the emergency
clause to be applied to revenue
bills. The people rejected that
By ABIGAIL VANBUREN
referral to the people. That was
at the Nov. 4, 1930, election when
an income tax measure was up
held, a review of Oregon voting
statistics shows.
Next month's election will be the
fourth single-issue statewide elec
tion in the state's history.
The first was on June 2, 1902,
wnen me initiative and referen-
idea 487,550 to 175,932 in 1905.
A review oi the records show
Orcgonians have never initiated a
sales or cigarette tax measure,
although they have initiated some
dum wen. adopted 62,024 to 5,668. other revere pUns sSch as a
Voters Chanae Minds
The second was Nov. 6, 1923,
when the only item on the ballot
was an income tax act that had
been referred by the legislature.
The measure squeezed by 58,647
to 58,131 a 516 vote victory mar
gin. The voters turned it down a
year later, however.
The third was on May 20, 1960,
when the people voted against
salary hikes for state legislators.
There's a long list of defeats
of measures that were referred by
the people.
measure to provide monthly pay
for elderly persons from a gross
income tax. This was defeated at
the 1944 election.
Cigarette tax proposals from
various sources have been voted
down by the people six times, in
1926, 1942, 1945, 1947, 1952 and
1956. Sales tax measures have
met defeat five times, in 1933,
1934, 1936, 1044 and 1947. Seven
income tax measures have been
rejected, two in 1926, and one
each in 1924, 1927, 192H, 1932 and
1960.
DEAR ABBY: I eave mv fiancee I appreciate her kindness, but she
a ring which I considered adequate j will have to find out who her
Dougnt it aljtnenaj are some omer way. it is
her when I ' considered poor taste for relatives
gave it to her that I knew it wasn't ito give showers.
much, but I d get her a better one
DEAK ABBY: wnen I nrsi
started to date I never went out
with a boy who smoked because
the smell of cigarette smoke on
someone's breath made me sick.
When I married my husband he
didn't smoke, but about two years
ago he took up the habit. 1 haven t
when I could afford it. She accept
cd it, wore it for a week and then
she returned it to me saying, her
mother had had it appraised and it
was a fake diamond. She said I
had cheapened her before her fam
ily and friends, and toen she drop
ped me like a red hot poker. I am
a commissioned officer in the state
militia, and am supposed to be a
leader of men, and this has made
me look pretty foolish. My question
is, was it proper etiquette for her
I mother to have the ring appraised?
TURNED DOWN
DEAR TURNED: NOI But don't
waste any tears over this. The girl
wasn't real, either.
Spain Is Trying To Emerge
From Behind The Pyrenees
By PHIL NGWSOM
UPI Foreign News Analyst
MADRID, Spain (UPI) -A new
spirit is on the rise in Spain.
Externally, it expresses itself in
Spain's cautious wish to play a
part in European and world af
fairs. Internally, it is expressed by an
equally cautious, and so far lim
ited, relaxation of some of the con
trols which have governed Spain's
daily life since the end of the
Spanish civil war 25 years ago.
The feeling of these changes
soon is made apparent to the
visitor such as this correspondent,
who flew into Spain as a guest
of Iberia Airlines on an inaugural
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Emerges From Barrier
Spain's gradual emergence from
behind the barrier of the Pyrenees
after more than 100 years of iso
lation has been shown by its mem
bership in such organizations as
the organization for economic Co
operation and Development
(OECD), the United Nations, and
this year's action in joining GAAT
the General Agreement on Tariff
and Trade, binding her to world
trade policies.
Internally, it appears in the
government's tolerant attitude to
ward the current strike of 16,000
Asturian coal miners although
strikes in Spain are illegal.
It appears also in a new willing
ness to permit publication of
criticism from abroad and to a
lifting of censorship for Spain's
provincial newspapers, a condi
dition which on the first of the
year is expected to be applied to
the national press of Madrid and
Barcelona as well.
Get New Status
And it appears also in a new
: so-called Protestant law which al
so is expected soon and will give
legal status to Protestant
! churches in Spain for the first
! time, permitting them to establish
schools and hospitals.
As Spain attempts to change
her world image there is a mount
ing resentment that old Hitler
Mussolini axis ties still are held
against her.
The official view is that Spain
has proven itself anti-Communist
and with United States air and
DEAR ABBY: My daughter is
being married. An aunt of mine be
longs to the Moose. Neither my hus
band nor 1 belong, and we don't
knew anyone else who does. This
aunt told my daughter that she is
going to give her a wedding shower
and invite all the ladies from the
Moose. She says then she will find
out who her friends are. I was
furious when my daughter told me
this, and said 1 wouldn't stand for
it. We don't want these people who
have never met my daughter to
buy gifts for her. How can I tell
my aunt NO without hard feelings?
enjoyed his kisses since, and he
knows it. He has tried all the
mouth washes, etc., but his kisses
still have that cigarette flavor and
I hate it. When I was pregnant
(last year) it made me so nausea
ted I was actually sick. I have
even tried to learn to smoke but
I can't. Am I nuts?
MARCIE
DEAR MARCIE: No. Your hus
band is.
CONFIDENTIAL TO MEDIOCRE
AND MISERABLE: "Use the tal
ents you possess. For the woods
would be very silent if no birds
sang except the best."
For Abby's booklet, "How To
Havt A Lovely Weddi. g," send 50c
to Abby, Box 3365. Beverly Hills,
Calif. '
Everybody has a problem.
What's yours? For a personal re
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DEAR BURSANK: Tell her you ' cd. self-addressed envelope.
Biggest Threat To U .S. Welfare
Is Its Endless Deficit Spending
By LYLE C. WILSON
The clearest and most present
danger to the welfare of the Unit
ed States lies in the endless defi
cit operations of the United States
at home and abroad and not in
the fate of the test ban treaty.
The voters and politicians who
are in a lather about what the
treaty would do to national secur
ity would do better to consider
what already has overtaken the
first line of American defense.
The first line of defense is the
U. S. dollar, its integrity, stabil
ity and value.
This first line o( defense is
being breached by a lack of con
fidence in the integrity, stability
and value of the U. S. dollar.
There is nothing spectacular about
lack of confidence. It is not pos
sible to finger any specific calen
dar date in recent years and to
assort that on this day lack of
confidence began. It is like tu
berculosis in that both diseases
long can flourish in the system
without spectacular symptoms.
Severe Reserves Drain
And then, perhaps when it is
naval bases on her soil has ornvon too late, the disease makes itself
her w 11 neness to take full risks Known ana me paueni is con
in defense of the West.
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fronted with a life-or-death crisis.
I So it could be with the V. S.
dollar. Misconfidencc in the U.S.
dollar was acknowledged in fact
last year when President Ken
nedy assured the world that he
had no intention of devaluing the
dollar.
Speculation that Kennedy would
be compelled to devalue was
based on the fact that there had
developed a severe drain on U.S.
'gold reserves. The drainage was
i to foreign creditors of the United
States who chose to collect in
gold rather than dollars. This
drainage continues at an alarm-
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ing rate despite Kennedy's ef
forts to stop it and the adminis
tration's acknowledgment that the
end result could be very serious
if the drainage continues.
U. S. gold reserves amount now
to approximately $15.6 billion of
which about $12 billion must be
held by the Federal Reserve Sys
tem to the extent of 25 per cent
of the fed'? notes and deposit
liabilities. The remaining $3.6 bil
lion is free gold, available to
foreign creditors who may pre
fer gold to dollars. But the sum
of foreign claims that could be
levied against this $3.6 of free
gold amounts to about $20 billion.
Could Cause Gold Run
If the foreigners demand gold
when all of these claims come
due, the United States will not be
able to pay up. The Republican
congressional committee is warn
ing that misconfidencc in the dol
lar could cause a run on S.
gold. That, in turn, would require
drastic action here, cither to re
peal the 25 per cent gold back
ing for Federal Reserve obliga
tions or a devaluation of the dol
lar by increasing the price of
gold. Or, as the committee sug
gested, both!
The foreign claims are created
by one of the two menacing def
icits a deficit in our trade and
spending relations with the rest
of the world. Foreign aid, U. S.
tourists abroad, U. S. imports,
maintenance of armed forces
overseas all of these contri
bute to this dangerous deficit.
The other deficit, of course, is
in the federal budget. This deficit
tends to rot the dollar by dim
inishing its purchasing power. In
terms of 1939 purchasing power,
today's dollar is worth about 45
cents. It will shrink to two bits
and maybe to a dime in your life
time and mine, too, unless the
voters get smart. It isn't other
people's money the politicians are
spending. It is yours!
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Alaskan Fishermen Plan
Protest On Trawlers
KODIAK, Alaska (UPI) Fish
ermen in this island community
will hold a protest meeting Satur
day to gather evidence on what
they call deliberate harassment
by Russian trawlers in interna- j
tional waters. I
Peter Deveau, chairman of the :
Kodiak Fisheries Advisory Board,
said efforts are under way to
bring as many skippers as pos
sible here to testify on damage
caused to gear and resources by
Soviet fishing vessels.
Deveau said State Atty.&Gcn.
George N. Hayes would probably
attend the meeting, which will
come in the wake of last week
end's complaints from American
skippers that Russian trawlers
were deliberately fouling their
gear.
Deveau said one boat alone, the
Oceanic, reported the loss of 17
crab pots, valued at $4,500. An-
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