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Newspaper Page TextrAir View of Massachusetts Prison I. 2 x BOSTON TW air view of 150-year-old Massachusetts State Prison was made while four hardened in mtei held fire guards as hostages in solitary confinement section, arrow, center background. The prison, scene of three riots in past three years in which guards were held as hostages, has been con demned SI times by the state. The rebellions four have threatened to kill a guard for every shot fired at them. Prison officials said no force was planned to subdue the uprising. (AP Wirephoto) IV:- - ' : - It' pi a 1 VN -. v BOSTON Warden John J. O'Brien dutches at his collar as ho an swers questions from newsmen in front of .Massachusetts State Prison while four armed convicts held five guards as hostages in- , aide. The long-term desperadoes, thwarted in n breakout attempt, threaten to kill guards if action is taken against them. (AP Wire- pnow ; . , 1 fttdhowever- that ha believe the Tf? lMiillif WiBi4 AalATimm tMthr l)k Review of State Game Management Planned CORVALLIS m The state's game management program- for the past five years will be reviewed at the midwinter meeting of the Oreeon Wildlife Federation here Feb. . The discussion will be led by Phil Schneider, state game director, and state ; game commissioners. The accident death rate in the United States is about 57 per 100.- 000 people per year. Bing &o8bybii7 Road to Recovery HOLLYWOOD tfl Bing Cros by, recovering from n kidney stone operation, felt so well Thursday he was "scribbling notes, calling his office and Issuing orders, bis brother reported. Larry Crosby, who handles many of the crooner's affairs, said Bing was doing very well and asked to read his mail. : Bing. hospitalized in nearby San ta Monica, was in surgery for four hours Thursday. Red-Invaded Isle Described! As Not Vital (Story also on page one.) I WASHINGTON ( President Eisenhower at his news confer ence : Wednesday cunimized the importance of Yikiangshan, the island the Reds boast of hav ing captured. He also took the position that the Tachens were not essential to the defense of For mosa and the Pescadores. However, he, said the Tachens were a diuerent proposition from Yikiangshan. He said the Tachens were ; occupied by a division of troops. They are of value as an observation outpost, be said. j In connection both with any nec essary regrouping or evacuation, the meeting at the State Depart ment quickly got into the question of the President's constitutional powers to make use of American forces. The 7th Fleet was original ly put into the Formosa Strait at the start of the Korean War as a means of protecting 'the southern flank of American military posi tions in Japan and Southern Korea. With the Korean War long since ended, whatever emergency pow ers former President Truman act-J ed under are regarded by Secre tary Dulles as obsolete. Dulles has Rebels Fail to Get Foothold In Guatemala (Story also on page one) GUATEMALA UP). The anti Communist government of Presi dent Carlos Castillo Armas said a rebel force tried and failed to seize the Aurora Air Force base here Thursday and several men were killed or .wounded in a clash with troops.. . j, The outbreak apparently was the biggest blow . attempted against Castilla Armas' government since his irregulars drove out the Red supported government of President Jacobo Arbenz Guzman last June. Conflicting reports said Castillo Armas was in seclusion in the presidential palace - here and at Monte Rico, a beach resort about 60 miles away, l,- . Without confirmation, the leader of the revolt was -reported to be CpL Francisco " Cosenza. former ambassador to Italy who recently returned here and was jailed. He was released a ; few days ago. . Cosenza was reported to be a close , friend of ex-President Ar benz. Arbenz-recently left his exile residence in Mexico and went to Switzerland where that country ex tended him the right to Swiss cit izenship through his father. - Government officials said the names of the plotters against the Castillo Armas' regime could not be made public yet. It was hinted that the move was instigated' or supported by Communists. , Cosenza's recent arrest was made on orders of the Committee for Defense against Communism, which has attempted to purge Gua temala of Communists since Cas tillo Armas took over as president No figures were given on the number killed and wounded. In recent weeks there has been an increase in grumbling among the people against the Castillo Ar mas regime. Though still person ally popular with the people, Cas tillo Armas has had to contend with a number of conspiracies. His economic program got a slow start and j there have been complaints that 'the cost of living was too high and his government overloaded with; bureaucrats. recently signed defense treaty with Formosa, now up for. Senate, ap proval, would continue the Presi dent'! authority to keep the fleet on patrol. . ' - Prompt senate ratification of the Formosa defense treaty was also urged Thursday by the secretary of state. . He . told ' Congressional leaders it would remove any doubt from Chinese Communist minds about this country's determination to defend the island. U.S. Patent No. 1 was issued in 1838 to John Ruggles of Maine on a device to increase the power of railway locomotives and to pre vent the wheels from sliding. Idaho Eyes Hike in Auto License Fee BOISE.' Idaho LB The High way Committee of the Idaho House oi Kepreseniaiives introduced a bill Thursday to charge from $10 to 123 for actomobue license plates, according to the age of the car. Chairman Harold Snow . (R -Latah) said a change to such a scale from the present flat 15 fee would bring 1 million dollars per year in additional revenue to ue nara-pressed highway fund. ' In the busiest day "to date in the 33rd Legislature, the two Houses received more than a score of -measures; including, repeal of the , 15 per cent income tax cut enacted in 1953. i The Senate passed five Senate Bills, the House passed two House bills, and a House-approved bill barring foreign corporations from taking the names of Idaho corpor ations was passed by the' Senate and sent to the governor. . The House State Affairs Com mittee introduced .a new version of its resolution to permit the gov ernor to succeed himself, amended to bar more than two consecutive terms. . . ' .. Bills ' introduced In the . House would provide for Saturday clos ing of banks, increase the capital needed to organize a state bank, authorize salmon fishing in . Idaho streams, abolish ' the office of county school superintendent, give police powers to fish and game conservation officers and provide a three per cent penalty for failure to file an income tax return. Shell Found on Sand Island, Washington ILWACO. Wash. (UP) Discov ery of a 10 inch shell on Sand Island near here set off a lot of ruckus if nothing else. ' The whole thing started when Ema MaU told law enforcement officers he had found a rusted, yard-long shell buried in the sand. Police called a demolition crew from Bangor. Wash- and rowed them ever to the Island.' The bomb experts punted a little dynamite around the shell and touched it off. Nothing happened but a big bang from the dynamite. The "crew put a second charge of explosive around the shell. This time they got a larger bang and woke up most of the residents of Hwaco. But they didn't do -any damage to the shell, r The coast guard was called. The shell was gingerly placed in a skiff and the crew started for shore. Halfway to the mainland, the skiff swamped. The coast guard men swam ashore and returned to their sta tion. The demolition crew went back to Bangor. Income Under $5,000? Card Form May Help Read ImtrvcHoai carefully. Complete both tides of form. Please print. U. S. INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX RETURN kt yoe se this form, the Internal Revenue Service will compute your fas. it o 1954 1. ME I ' , ! I . t. WIFE'S tHUSBAND'S) NAME I - ifffMLP ' I Your Wl f.f jHusbo',) 3. HOME ADDRESS (NUMBW AND STREET m. RUHAU ROUTE) ... .l- I Jb ' ' ' j V CITY. TOWN. OR POST OFFICE) ttONE) (STATE) 9SSfcfcM VT dO $ Z2b ?0 Conco" z n.j. ' 7r00 -j g 4. (Cfceck$ QSinsle Quarried ll.Wlal ... U 7 ? w! (bT""1 d 5. b this a Joint return? ges 1 ; QNo 11Eacfalo,h 20 0 ZSOQ c h wifeftbead)fitlispett!y? QYca jgW , List your exemptions on ether side.: . t DECLARE UNDER THE PENALTIES OT PERJURY THAT THIS IS A TRUE. CORRECT. AND COMPLETE RETURN TO -THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE ANO BELIEF. TAXPAYER'S SIGNATURE AND OATE I JF JOINT RCTURN. WIFCS (HUSBAND'S) SIGNATURE (POR USE OF INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE) C - ' ! . R It. EXtMPTIONS FOR YOURSELF AND WIFE (OR HUSBAND) () Fe yew awn exemption, write me FIGURE t . .. 1 ' ' .1..' (V) If yow 63 erevftrle eitd el 1954,' tfce FIGURE 1 T 1 (0 ITtasseyer wee hM t e end of 1954, write At FIGURE 1" ' '" ' v ' ' V ' '"' ' (d)f yew wUo (or kinbaiHj) had no hiceeie b 1954 or tf rib b Joint retara, write ibe FIGURE 1 Tor ker (or kh) eteaipHe (V M she (or he) b cloiaed as aa exenpfioa In (d) ehovt and was 65 or ortr al the end of 1954, write the FIGURE t (0 V iho (or he) h dolwtd o en eitwpHoe In (Q ahove an 4 was blind ot rhe end of 1v54 write the FIGURE 15. Etteqorol aenher of extMeriaas Bved as (teaw 11 cud 14 ebovt. Heme (obottYeooirwtfo"Jf eat rrowyowt) ' ' i AatwerOrYfofcWpeaoatscefthichl ! Eater Fifsre 1 la the low coteaa to dShl lor each eee RIaHohIp "'iT .'ESSZft KSa l WOTmcw ' - -'.TOy - U Rep. Green Backs Alaska x4ir Service WASHINGTON OB Rep. Edith Green (D-Ore) says : direct air service between Portland and Alaska is essential to national de fense and economic reauirements of the territory. She said Thursday she stressed this in a letter to Chairman Chan Gurney of the Civil Aeronautics Board urging renewal of operating authority for Pacific Northern and Alaska Airlines which now oper ate over the Portland-Alaska route. The board has been reported ready to recommend elimination of these two carriers from Port land to Alaska service and to pro vide Eights to Alaska only from Seattle. Mrs. Green, who joined with other members of the Oregon dele gation in an appeal to the board and to President Eisenhower, said in her separate letter: "It should be emphasized. In re lation to the board's previous com mendable expression favoring con-Unuance- of tba direct service, that the interests of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest including the state of Oregon, with Portland as its traditional gateway to Alaska, continue to be inseparable. "Further, the requirements of national defense for. fully devel oped and independently equipped air transportation facilities, with particular emphasis on the' strate gic importance of Alaska, are ot grave concern to me. Traffic 'Light' For Added Bridge On Puget Sound OLYMPIA tft A financial ex pert who has handled some of the state s major bond issues said Thursday present traffic on Puget Sound would not support the cost of building a cross-Sound bridge. Paul D. Speer, Chicago consult ant in muncip&l financing, told a Joint meeting of the House and Senate Roads and Bridges Com mittee - that the . opinion was his own. He ouickly added that he had not had an advance look at a long anticipated official traffic survey to determine the financial feasibil ity of a proposed bridge across the Sound. The hearing was called by Julia Butler Hansen, chairman of the House Committee on Highways, to consider; legislation which would authorize the Ton Bridge Authori ty to refinance the state ferry sys tem with a new 10 million dollar bond issue. - - ' - i iSiitesman, $a!em, Orecon, Frldsy, Jin. 21, HSMSae. 4)-S ' Salem h. Obituaries Classified Index Tor Your Convenience" Martka Jane D(KM At Tart, Ore., Jan. II. Survived by son. W. C DcRoss. Newport. Or.: Uters Mrs. Annie Coffel. Soaeburg. ore.: "Drawer, c a. wuuamsoa. aux Creek. Neb.: tTandson. Ronald w. DeRou. Salem. Services la the Vir ail T. Golden Chapel Saturday, Jan. 22. at a p-m Cemetery. Rev. wtu officiate. Interment In City View Harold Xmaa W. Andrew Do ram ' At the residence, Rt 1. Box MS, Jan. IS. at the afe of It. Survived by daughters. Mrs. Mary Scheid. Mrs. Theresa Sikorra. both of Salem: Mrs. Agatha Stevens. A 1 ham bra. Calif. J sons. Georze Do ran. Andrew J. Doran. Rathael Ooran, Paul Doraa, aU ot Salem: John Ooran, falls City, Ore: 21 grandchildren;' 1 great rranacfuia. a was a-memoes? of in First Church of the Nezarene. Serv ice! la the Howell-Edwards chapel. reaay, Jan. ji, at iao p.m. Kev. W. R. Munger and Rev. William Clay will officiate. Concluding services at Belcrest Memorial Park. , - (BeUe) EUzaketh Archer Late resident of &SS N.' 17th St. at a local hospital January 19 at the age of 79 years. Sister ot George Griffin. cio. Oregon; Aunt ot Jtldon Griffin. Salem. Services Saturday, January 22 at 10:30 am. in the HoweU-Edwards Chape L Graveside services at Frank lin Butte Cemetery at Scio Saturday at 2:00 p.m. SSwast -V Guy Tex ' ' ' - Late resident ot Medford, Ore, at a local hospital Jan. IS. Shipment will be made to Pearl Funeral Home, Medford, Ore., for services and in terment by Clough-Barrick Co. Joseph Welch At a local hospital, Jan. M. at the age of 78. Survived by sister. Mrs. Clara Baker. Portland. Announce ment of services later by the How ell-Edwards Chapel, 90S PERSONAL 110 Meeting Notices 312 Lost and Found -314 TramportaUoa . IIS Personal . . toe agricvlturx 402 Livestock for Sale 40S Livestock Wanted 404 Poultry and Rabbits 40SFets 409 Sea Foods - - ... 410 Seeds and Plants 412 Fruit aud Farm Produce 414 Farm Equipment . 129 Auction Sales - . 450 HXRCXANSISB T ' 451 Machinery and Tool 452 Wanted Machinery. Toots 134 Sewing Machines 45S Household Goods tor Sale 453 Wanted Household Goods UT Radio and Teievtslom 45S Building Materials 460 Mvslcal Instruments 4 463 Sports Equipment 464 Bicycles 4C Trade. Mlsrenaneom 488 For Rent, Miscellaneoue 470 For Sale Miscellaneous - ; 472 Wanted. Miscellaneous ' 474 Miscellaneous 475 fuel , S00 BUSINESS AND RCARCS S10 Money to Loan 512 Loans Wanted 319 Investments SOO EMPLOYMENT rat Help Wsnted 604 Help Wanted. Male 605 Help Wanted. Female) 60S Pickers Wasted 610 Sales Persons 412 Work Wanted. Mats 614 Work Wanted. Female) 615 Situations Wanted SIS Employment Agendas sit job information (IS Education (20 Day or Contract NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed ex ecutor of the estate of Alma Crab tree, deceased. AU persons having claims against the estate ot said de ceased are notified to present the same to the executor at the office of the County Clerk, Marion, County Courthouse. Salem. Oreeon. within six months after the date ot the first publication of this notice. - XMiea ana first Buousned January H. 1955. Charles Robert Montgomery Executor. J. 21. 28. F. 4. 11 Gtjr Sales Tiix Approved by Gov. Langlie OLYMPIA m Gov. Langlie gave his blessing Thursday to a proposal that would allow cities to levy a one per cent sales tax. I recommended such legislation four years ago," the chief execu tive said, "and my feelings have not changed. 71 feel that cities and counties should have as broad latitude as possible to meet their needs." Legislation, to authorize the city sales tax was outlined Thursday br representatives of the City of Seattle. - City Councilman Charles M. Car roll confirmed the proposal is tak ing shape but said it has not yet been drafted in bill form. He estimated the tax, designed to solve Seattle's financial dilem ma, would wring in about 12 mil lion a year in that city alone if it were applied to all items. Carroll said he would favor such a tax if it .was not applied to food stuffs. - i If foodstuffs were exempt it would raise about four million. If. the tax were enacted, the sit uation in Washington would be similar to" California, where cities are allowed to levy a sales tax in addition to the state sales tax. Meantimev the state-owned fer- ry system ran into verbal squalls. Sen. Jack Rogers accused the State Toll Bridge Authority of sup pressing a report which recom mended doing away with the Se- atue-Bremerton ferry service. He said the report was issued last August by W. C. Gilman Co., consulting engineers for the TBA, but had never been released. A quick denial came from D. B. Hedges, TBA executive secretary. In the House. Rep. Julia Butler Hansen's Highways Commit tee held a public hearing on a pro posal to authorize a 10 million dollar bond issue for, refinancing the ferry system. Ferry System Manager Floyd McDowell , said the system would have to be refinanced to avoid a 30 per cent increase in ferry rates. Judge Directs HelserFirm Take Actions 1 ! I !SAN FRANCISCO (II - Federal District Judge Louis E. Goodman Wednesday issued an interim order directing the J. Henry Helser k Co., investment counselling firm of Portland. Ore., to do certain things pending the trial of the Security Exchange Commission's charges against the company. ! Judge Goodman Tuesday declined to issue a temporary injunction sought by the SEC against the comoamr on accusations that the vHedy fcHcjfcra !L .STair If Beaver': ocvui iua stvtw uv juufv auavfiu set the trial for April 4,' r " The court, however, in refusing the preliminary injunction condi tioned its decision upon the performance by. the company of acts which were se forth in the interim order Issued Wednesday, i . The order stipulates that the company will not make any repre sentations that safety of principal is assured or that the accounts will appreciate 100 per cent in value or that the income of the accounts will be 9 or 15 per cent in any particular amount. v , The order said that the company must not make representations to the -effect that it has a special investment program , for , each client's account It also specifies that the company will promptly deliver to each officer or ; agent engaged in soliciting or serving accounts of clients a copy of the court order. It further reserved to the SEC the right to ask the court for relief in the event of breach of any part of the court order. The court also directed the company must not make represen tation to clients that monthly checks are income, if they are not. The Helser company has 37 branch offices in California and Oregon. Judge Goodman's order said that the company must agree to the stipulations, but they do not consti tute admission of any of the charges the SEC has lodged against the company. IN THE. CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR MARION COUNTY In the Matter ot the Estate . ) of - ) JOHN A. HILLES, Deceased. ) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Ad ministrator ot the estate ot JOHN A. HT1J.KS. deceased, by the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon fcr Marion County. AU persons having claims against said estate are nereoy notified to present the same, duly verified and with proper vouchers, to the administrator at 65 East Broad way. Eugene. Lane County. Oregon. within six (() months from the date ot the first publication of this notice; the same Deme rnoay, tne zist aay ot January. 1935. ; ' Richard P. Hllles. Administrator ot the estate ot John A. Hllles; Deceased. co Johnson.. Johnson St Harrang Attorneys at Law 5 East Broadway Eucene. Oreeon : JT .'. r. 4. 11, 18 Libya has no rivers, canals, or fresh waters and gets very little rain NOTICE OF NON-HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET HEARINO vmww rnmi - with MIS 33S.S3&. to the lKal voters ot the Non-High School District of Marion County Oregon. fr 7.- ii, i i . .w. u-A riiit Srhnnl Office In Salem. Oregon, on the lth day of February. 1955. at 130 o'clock pjn. for the purpose of uiscussing tne ouagei ior tne xucw jm v 1953. and ending June ao. iws. nerewancr set iorm. BUDGET a Estimated receipts 1. EsUmated cash on hand at beginning of year. 2. Estimated receipts from delinquent taxes . . , S. Amount received from B. S. S. , , . - V . ' , j loiai .J none ..$ 30.000.00 .S 32,500.00 NOTICE OF FUBUC HVARTNO ON STREET VACATION , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Common Council of the City of street being the easterly twenty feet of tne area shown on tne recoraea olat of Kroshus Addition to Salem. Marion County, Oregon, which street has not been opened and is not needed by the public for street pur poses, and that the ssid councU has fixed the 14th day of February. 1855, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. as the time, snd the council chambers in the City Hall in Salem. Oregon, as the place, for the hearing of the said proceedings and any and all objections snd remonstrances to the proposed vscation. Objections to such vacation. If any there be. shaU be made in writing and filed with the City Recorder of said "city prior to the time of hearing. ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder. . J.14.1U8.F.4.11 TOO RENTALS " 702 Sleeping Rooms, Boar - 703 Wanted Rooms, Board 705 Apartments for Rent 107 uouse for sens 708 Farms. Tracts 4 709 Wanted to Rent T10 Wanted" to Rent Bousea 712 Wanted to Rent Apta, 714 Business Rentals .t US Resort Rentals . S00 REAL ESTATE - 801 Business OnportunlUes ' 801 Business Property 804 Suburban 805 Houses for 'Sale sot Apts.. Courts for Sale 808 Lots for sale - S10 Farms. Acreage tor Sale (12 Exchange Real Estate 810 Resort Property SIS Wanted Real Estate y S50 AUTOMOTIVE ' 851 Auto Parts & Repair 852 Used Cars for Sate S54 Trucks: Trailers for Sale 854 Wanted. Cars. Trucks (58 Motoi cycles 860 Auto Miscellaneous . 8S2 House Trailers 864 Heavy Equlpmesst 880 Aircraft . ADS IN. THIS COLUMN : . RECEIVED . . . Too Late to Classify 13.750 BUYS 1 A. Borne I S900 dnl 1 mt west ox - urusn college store on Wallace Rd. IMMZD. POSSES SION. STULLER. RItr. Ph. 2-5557 or 4-5782. LOST: Black puppy named Dinah," Please can z-wtw. from N. 18th. 1 ROLL-A-WAY bed. St Phone 4-1429. 2380 CUude FOR RENT, S BR. house. Painted latelv Inside & out. Utility rm- rate, near scnooi at zencea yaro. -34b eany a.m. or eve 15? FOR SALE or trade, IMS Harley mo . torcycle. Take TV or pickup. I-373Q. land. Dam Box SM, Ststesmsn-Journal. 35 A. good buildings, S miles Salem. - Phone 2-4303. 9 x 12 WOOL Rug, chrome breakfast set, wood range & Eureka vacuum cleaner. Ph. 2-4488. . 300 PenonaJ NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Marion County. Probate Department, as Administratrix of the Estate of Oscar Martin Olsen. de ceased, and that she has 'duly quali fied as such administratrix. All oer- sons having claians against the estate of said decedent are notified to pre sent the same duly verified to me at 125 N. Liberty Street. Salem, Ore gon, within six 6 months from the date of this notice. Dsted at Salem. Oreeon. this 21st day of January. 1955. v - ORIETT E. HOLZKAMP, Administratrix ot the Estate of Oscar Martin Olsen. deceased J. WILLIAM STORTZ, l Attorney at Law, 200 Gray Building, - 125 N. Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon ;. tMMTAM.lt. 312 Lost and Found LOST or strayed from 1335 Cross St, 2 mo. old beagle puppy. Black. Tan & white. Name Dixie. Call 4-5602 after a p-m. Friday or anytime Sat. tc Sun. LOST Refrigerator hand truck, east os saiem. uogg Bros. . fti. s-sim. 316 Personal1 FOR FACTS about the Catholic Church, write P. O. Box 6343. In dianapolis, Indiana. - Information sent under plain cover. No personal follow-up. - 1 GILMOUR Nursing Home, 2455 State St. Ph. 4-B6Z8. state ucensea. in spection invited at all times. - 2 Classified Advertising SAFE, permanent removal of un sightly facial hairs. Erich of N. Y. .152,500.00 - ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES f - ! - ITEM Expend, for two fiscal years , BUDGET Estimated next preceding i the current - Zxpendltures ' -- . :' '' school year - 1 , 1952-83 19S3-S4 - 1954-5S 1955-58 L Tuition ; 120809.14 2. personal service , 3. Postage. Telephone 4. supplies, printing 420O0 43.00 none S. Election, Publicity . 78.1S S. Travel 54 90 7. Interest , . none S. Audit - 1, . .. ., . . , 393.00 t. Retirement, Soe. Sec. . "Bone M. Capital Outlay . none XL Xmergency , . . none $243,418.08 500.00 ' ss.oe " ? none 48.15" , 162.80 none 245.09 186 M 311.U none SlBt.400 00 soo oo - 50.00 .200.00 100.00 200.00 ' none 500.00 ' . none ' none ' MJKW.09 $204,900)0 1 700.00 t 50.00 ; 200.00 I 100.00 2CO.00 aone ! 500.00 j 250.00 100.00 IfiOQJOO Totols . . 1 -S308J97.lt S24S.008SS 6196J50 00 S3O8.O0O.OO Summary of Estimated expenditures, receipts and available cash balance and tax levy; . - ; L Total estimated expenditures ! " , f on o IL Deduct total estimated receipts . , - f 82400.00 m. Amount necessary to balance budget ' ' . f m vw on IV. Add estimated amount of taxes not collectable- during year 8 30.000.00 V. Add estimated amount ot discount Interest - - 3,500.00 VI Defielt . j,one afOW CARD FORM WORKS Here Is a sample ef the new card in cesae tax fenn, treat and back, which auay taxpayers with ia centes aader $5,000 can nse this year. Hade eat for fictional per sons at flctioaal address, it would call for a refund ef $2849 which doesat show or the fona, hot la computed by the Internal Revenue kureau. which aetifies yea whether rem have overpaid year tax v awe the cevernment money. Tea do wot send payment with this farm. And rememher, the farm reproduced here is just a snide. Tow ewa fliures wCI no doubt be different, and year wr return stay net require yea to use all Ue hlanxs filled ii here. Or yea may aeed more, if tor have a bii family. - - - VH Total' estimated levy , -S1S9.000.00 ted January 14.' 1955 -. Approved by Budget Comm. January 14. ISM '' H. JUUIULST, 1 ft. IDWAHOS, Chairman. Board of Directors Chairman. Budget Committee AGNES C BOOTH. AGNES C BOOTH. Secretary. 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The, SUtasmanwournal Ne papers are aot at liberty to divulge lnformatioa as to t Identity f aa overuses tanas a tumar ao. - LATE built 1-bedroom, unfurnished. Plenty floor space. Located South west (East view). Couple only. No - pets. 850. Ph. 3-5667. 1 BOY'S Bicycles.' Excellent condl- tlon. 822.33 & 824.25. Phone 2-ezse.' 3-ROOM apt. Private entrance At bath. Main floor. Also 3-room base ment apt. 1580 Center St. INCOME Taxes. Qualified Advisor. Reas.. eve. it week ends. Ph. 24743 LET us . help you control your weight Wey-nte, medically prov en, inexpensive. Satisfaction guar anteed. Ph. 3-5782 after S p.m. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 315tt Commercial. 2-2108 or 4-8600. N. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group No. m ZU0S . Will i. 4H. PSYCHIC READER Mrs. May's, without' asking a ques- von, . gives aaxes. zaets. can neip solve all problems. - 364S Portland Rd. Look for ALIRMA MOTEL SIGN : 400 Asricultiire 402 Livestock For Sole COW for sale. Ph. 4-1046. LOCKER BEEF. Eastern Oreeon 4 or whole, 18c Custom killing. Trailer loaned free. SuVm , Meat Co, 132S a 23th. Ph. S-4858. - 403 Livestock Wonted LIVESTOCK buyer. 1 buy cattle horses, hogs, sheep, veiL Emery Alderman. Ph 4-6430 or 4-TJ18. CATTLE, horses, at your farm. E. C Mccanansn. liz? s. istn. pn. s-sist. UVESTOCX buyer. 1285 Harmony- Dr. A. F. Somzner, Ph. 4-2817. CATTLE BUYERS E. i. and B. Sne- then. 4297 State. S-I34S or S-43S0. 404 Poultry end Ropbirs TURRET fryers, viscerated, 45e lb.. t can a-i2i oezore p.m. at alter 9, - pjn:- 4.2Q84. , - , FARM. Ted roasters, Sc. Special pul let prices: . Farm ZBC. Lejhorns, 32c. White Rocks St New Hamp.. 17c. straight run chicks, aU breeds, 14c. Valley Farm Store. r CUSTOM DRESSING t of poultry We buy rabbits. . ; Wmg's Ph.,4-3918 3S89 SUto 1 Everybody who'; reads, reads the newspaper; especially the V ant. Ads. To Place Ad Call 4-0811. - 1 1