Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, January 21, 1954, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextT III iir"AKY 1 - HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Hover Urges Big Tax Cuts In Budget Message V .Ar,ti litis train at futh mi ' PAGE NINE idrew a line against further cuts .iFR F. BARRETT lire tlNOTON ":.. Co. The revision program, he said fer tody "', jon project In his budget message, would re- ' UJ. revenue about write a tax structure he termed CJ next year and then"Bapnazarn," easing burdens tor OF Youth Pilgrimage U Contest Ready To For Local lonresrants . ..miintlons governing Tsstlons Vouth Pilgrim- l contest sponsorea u, Cat !..2a!".i and LaKe yrr;: . rro committee. Best is open to all high Momoresandiunu, 'ILndina high school In L .nd Lake counties. L. desiring to enter me are aaviscu if the United Nations so . rnfired when the topic ssay is announced on Jan. SRI) Slates Word Trip Ls Air Search and Res it will noia its nj-m w I and Roseburg Sunday, 24, weather permitting, in was scheduled for last but was canceled because kment weather. Lints in the flight plans led to meet at 8 a.m. at Jntl-Newlun Aircraft office Eirport. Tne group win ny ord lor breakfast, Rose lunch and home over Icades. a meetings ol hajsku held every third Wed hcoinnine in February at L the Pilots Lounge In the hnrstthe alrnort. Biour sessions of an avia- (und school will be con plus training in flying und rescue units. These to the public. I Lewis is Set k services will be held ward's Klamath Funeral Friday, January 22, 10 a.m. rles Clarence Lewis, 46, ol Klamath Falls for 25 llv. Lewis, who operated tilt? business during his e, had beon ill for several Biis last place of operation ueaicai-oental Barber bl, Mrs. Mary Clark, and , Jule Daniel, live here. ne will be read by the km of the Church of God Final rites and inter- Klamath Memorial Park. 25. The topic will pertain to the umien nations, Munsell stated, Applications oi an students en tering tne essay contest shall be turned In to the principal of their respective nigh schools by February 14 The essay must not exceed 5.000 words In length, and must be com pleted and In the hands of the Drin- cipal by February 23. The name of the essay writer shall not appear on the essay, but shall be written on a separate sheet and attached to tne iront ol the essay, mi contest within each high school will be under-the supervis ion of the principal who will select tnree teacners as judges. Qualifications considered In sel ecting the delegate to the Youth Pilgrimage will be based on the following: Character and personality, com munity and civic-mindedness, lead ership, participation in extra cur rlcular activities, Interest In world affairs and church participation 25 per cent and essay contest Judg ing 75 per cent. - The winning contestant of each high school will be required to pre pare and present a five minute speech before a board of three out side Judges. These Judges to have no connection with any high school or affiliation with the IOOF. These judges will judge each essay of the winners , and will also Judge each speech given by the winning participants at a public gathering to be held before March 31. Con testants will be notified to the exact date by the chairman of the committee. Decisions of the Judges shall be final. The student winning the essav contest will be provided with an expenses paid trip by bus, along wim winners from other northern districts, to a six day tour of the United Nations. This trip is slated to start from Spokane around July 10, and the tour of the U.K. will start July la. One adult leader for every ten young people will accompany the delegates on the trip. The contest rules state that the winning contestant must agree to make requested talks on the U.N. Pilgrimage, upon return from the trip, to civic and fraternal organ izations as requested by the Odd fellows through the youth chair man. millions Of Dersoni anri nrnmnMn. business expansion to oush Ameri. ca "to ever higher atandarri f living." But Elsenhower said this nro. gram and the five billion dollars ui annual lax cuts which took ef fect Jan. 1 are all the reductions 'our national security and well being will permit" right now Me inus raised a barrier against growing talk by some Congress members in this election year for (1) a further general cut in In dividual income taxes and (2) a lowering of all excise or sales taxes which are above lo per cent id uiai level. The President reiterated hl ra. quest, first made last May and re newed in his State of the Union message, lor extension of present rates of excise and corporation in come taxes. They are due to drop April 1 to their nre-Korea levels. three billion dollars under present levels. The revision program would rc- fARD PARTY Mgell Valley Grange Is ft a public card party Sat- enmg, Jan. 23, at Lorella y Starts at 8 n.m . arcm'H. lrs. W. A. JJovotny. Bo- ecretary. CHANGE i?e in meeting nights has Iounced by the Eagles Aux r meetings will be held in e on the second and fourth ot the month instead of p and fourth Wednesdays. MEETING PORTLAND If) . The Pacific Northwest Power Policy Commit tee's engineering committee met here Wednesday, but members said decisions reached will not be disclosed until they are submitted to Northwest governors at a meet ing here Feb. 10. Eugene Fire Safety Best BOSTON UH Eugene was the leading city in Oregon among Plre Prevention Week contest winners. Not only did the Lane County city rank first in Its state, but it was placed 21th nationally bv the National Fire Protection Assn. which announced Its 1953 awards Thursday. in the Class V competition na tionally for cities in the 20.000 to 49,000 population group, Eugene ranked fifth, which gave it an hon orable mention. But it was in fast competition in that class for ail six cities mentioned for awards were among the top 30 in the U, S. in Oregon, following Eugene, was Portland In second place, Dallas in third, and Oswego with an honorable mention for fourth. Only Eugene got a national rating in tne top 30. The cities in Eugene's class group In the order in which they finished in that class and nation ally: Wausau, Wis., 1st. 6th na tionally; Tuscaloosa, Ala., 2nd, 11th nationally; Oak Ridge, Tenn., 3d, 15th nationally: Richland. Wash., 4th. nth nationally; Eu gene, 5th, 21th nationally; Parkers burg, W. Va., 6th, 29th nationally. OPERATION LONDON I Earl Russell Bertrand Russell, the 81-year-old philosopher underwent a "not very serious" operation at a Lon don hospital Thursday. The hospi tal said later his condition was satisfactory. duce taxes an estimated two bil lion dollars annually when It reaches full effect in later years. It included one big surprise changing the annual deadline for some 60 million individuals to file income tax returns from March 15 to April 15. A Treasury spokes man said there was no . thought of, making the change effective this year. The President also caUed for big ger tax oeauctions for medical ex penses, a new deduction for child- care expenses of working mothers and widows, a new allowance for dependents who make more than $600, sharp cuts In taxes on in come from dividends, and a tax break for single heads of house holds. For business, he nronosed more liberal immediate allowances for depreciation, a 14 - nercentage point drop in corporation taxes on income irom branches abroad, Im mediately lowered taxes on re- searcn ana development expenses, anu easier .treatment of retained earnings. " For larmers, the president urged tax deduction for soli conserva tion expenses of up to 25 per cent of the farmer's gross income. . The message indicated these and other changes would save In dividuals about 585 million dollars and corporations about 630 million dollars on their tax bills for 1954 and more later. The tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee already has started page-by-page action on the program, the product of more than a year's labor by congressional and Treasury staff experts. As for the future, the President said: "Total government expenditures and taxes are now so high that we must choose our path carefully be tween inadequate revenues on tne one hand and repressive taxation on the other "It is the determined purpose of tnis administration to make fur ther reductions in taxes as rapidly as justified by prospective reve nues and reductions in expenditures." He said the excises scheduled for reduction April 1 on liquor, sporting goods, beer and wine should be continued at present rates. "Any adjustments in the other excise taxes (should) be such as to maintain the total yield which we are now receiving from this source," he added, noting that excises "provide a relatively small proportion of our total tax reve nues." Secretary of the Treasury Hum. phrey- said, "the Treasury still Is studying possible changes but has not yet reached any specifio con clusions." He added he hoped the decisions would be reached in HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. , HEDFOBD Thoroughly Modem Mrs. J. E. Barley Joe Earley Jr. Proprietors time to take them up at this ses sion of Congress, But any new proposals, he told newsmen, will follow the budget message policy ot no further over all reductions In revenue. SNOW s cm CHOWDER with tender tweet com from Maine farms . . . i picked and packed within minutes! . Tr ir ton SCHOOL LUNCHES THE MAKERS OF CLAM CHOWDER J I w m ROMANCE LONDON Wl Ramon Novarro 4-year-old swoon - maker of the silent films, gave a party Wednes day night for 19 steadfast .British fans who still acclaim him as the world's greatest movie lover. Most of them were middle-aged spinsters or housewives. PICTURE FRAMING TOHII SHOP March Of Dimes Dance EAGLES LODGE . Saturday, Jan. 23, 10-2 p.m. Wear Your Loudest Necktie. Prize to Member With Loudest! EAGLE MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS Admission $1.00 The Couple iGOMILK 6 EF ROAST Sb STEM EEF SHORT RIBS PPLES RAMCCC IIUUiIIW ?EAD GGS 39 Lean Meaty Good Beet 2 Jans 27' 33; jb. 55 meaty lb. 18' Fancy Winter Banana California Sweet Navals HOME MADE Full Box 3.95 2 lbs. 25c 3ibs 29s 12 lb. Loaf 24' Large A A Doz. 59c Med. Doz. 55c R'"ch Med. Do I Don't forget that Locfcer Beef.' , SALLOKY'S MARKETS AIomont, Phone 8993 Lakeview Junction, Phono 8147 Spry Shortening 3-lb.tin ) ? ? ? ? Margarine 3 lbs. 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