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PAGE TEN Farm Plan Scrutinized BySolons WASHINGTON tt The Senate- Knusc Economic Committee, whose Republican and Democratic mem bers have oecn examining ivm their differing points of view the Elsenhower administration tax pro- H.Y.Solon Denies Use Of Influence WASHINGTON W P- Celler D.-.NY) says he did "nothing morally wronK" In a federal tax case in which Sen. Williams R Del.) says there were Indications that Celler Influenced Justice De partment action. Commenting in a . statement Wednesday night In a Senate aneech by Williams, Celler said he merely Introduced a lawyer in the case and has ' no knowledge or memory of saying anything about not prosocutlng'' a defendant, Samuel E. Jackson. The attorney involved was Law lence J. Llcberman. law partner of Caller's brother-in-law Emll N. Baar. Lleberman took over the case after Baar was appointed to a Judgeship. The case was one of 20 on wnicn Williams, continuing a years-long ..mnaion n( criticism against In ternal Revenue Bureau and Jus tice Department handling of some tax claims ana prosecuuuus, ported to the Senate. Williams said study of the 20 cases had convinced him "there is no-equality of Justice" In treat ment, of Dig and utile tax oneaw ; His 20 cases Involved over 35 million dollars of tax claims, the ' greater part of which is still un collected, in many oi mem, ue ' told the Senate, the principals have escaped prosecution or got ten off with probationary sen tences. He said that "unquestion ably in some of our courts" a big factor in the past has been "the ability of the law violator to wield political Influence or to em ploy the proper attorney." Utilities Head Dies In S. F. SAN FRANCISCO Wl Funeral services were scheduled here Thursday for James A. Ward, 13, president of California Pacific Util ities Co., who died at his home . Monday after a long illness. He had headed the company , since 1935, The firm distributes electricity and water, and operates telephone services in 64 towns in California, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming. The widow and two daughters survive, ' SEIZED TOKYO IJB South Korea, Rus sia and Red China seined 117 f Japanese fishing boats last year, ' seven more than In 1962, the Mar itime Safety Board aald Thursday, POTEET'S MKT. Owned & Operated by Bob & "Peanuts" Poteet End Cut Pork Chops Pork PPC Steak lb. 33 Swift's Premium HAMS ib. 69 Half or Whole Tender Lean Beef Roasts ib.39c No Waste Skinless Wieners ,,39c DEPEND ON US FOR QUALITY Prices Effective Throuqh Saturday ot-om Va fnrnt nrlp. jtunnorts UD for the same treatment today. He said that If the lax cuts that Secretary of Agriculture Benson went into effect Jan. 1 were con was called to present the admin- iidered together with those pro- i.natinn'K fnntroversial n an lor a emdual shift to flexible supports, Meanwhile. Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey kept alive the issue Democrats have been ham mering on whether Individual tax payers are getting enough consid eration in the proposed tax changes. . Humphrey, who defended administration-backed proposal before the committee Tuesday, declared last night on an NBC radio pro- cram that "stricllv relief provi sions or individuals" would amount to about BOO million dollars of the l'i-billion-dollar tax rcduc- Ike Attends Prayer Meet WASHINGTON Wl President Eisenhower Thursday attended a breakfast Dravcr nicC'rig where Chief Justice Earl Wairen spoke of the United Slates as "a Chris tian land governed by Christian principles." and as "beacon light of faith" for all the world. The meeting was sponsored by the International Council for Christian Leadership which Is holding its annual Christian action conference at the Mayflower Ho tel. Some 600 persons attended. In cluding top government officials and many members 01 congress. Sen. Wiley (R.-Wls.), chairman of a breakfast prayer group which meets weekly at the capital, read a scripture lesson from the Old Testament. Vice President Nixon read from the New Testament, McCarthy Plans Alaskan Probe WASHINGTON W Sen. M Carthy (R-Wis) said Thursday he "won't have a great many wit nessess" in his planned investiga tion of alleged graft in govern ment spending in Alaska. "It would coat too much to bring them here," he told reporters. McCarthy said it may be "a month to six weeks" befor eeeee e etaoln cmfwlu shrdlu ' ' month to six weeks" before he is ready to start public hearings before his Senate Investigations subcommittee. He declined to say when the next witnesses will be called for closed-door questioning. He said one Alaskan has been heard already, but has returned to Alaska with the understanding he will appear at his own expense when the subcommittee need him. The senator declined to name the man. For Leo's Lasting Lustra Photo Finishing In Tuleloke . . . 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Asked whether he thought It was unethical to speak of recession in connection with current business conditions, he said, "I don't think It does a bit of harm to discuss what business conditions are. . . , But the people In high places have to be pretty careful and sure they are giving the accurate Interpre tation and that what they say is not misinterpreted, that they do not say things that will make people hesitate In going forward." II everyone emnujiiB muuuu waiting to see what happens," the secretary remarked, "we have bad times." President Eisenhower took some what the same line yesterday in a letter to CIO President Walter Reuther. He wrote that an "un shakable attitude in the capacity of the American economy for con tinued growth" Is essential. He said he felt sure the country could go through what he called "the transition now under way" without serious trouble, but said the administration has taken and will continue to take bold steps to protect economic stability.. Tear Gas Used To Rout Woman TACOMA Ifl Tear gas bombs routed a young mother from her home here Wednesday after a shooting sprea police said claimed the life of her 84-year-old grand father. Detective Lt. George Johnson said police were sent to the home of Mrs. Betty Forsell, 26, after neighbors called to report "some one is shooting up the neighbor hood." Johnson said they found Mrs. Forsell locked in her home with her 7-year-old daughter. The grandfather, Joseph W. Long, was round dead with a bullet wound in his heart In his home next door. The detectives said Mrs. For sell warned officers back when they tried to approach the home and after trying to reason with the woman they called for the tear gas squad. A round of tear gas was fired Into the building and Mrs. Forsell came out the front door. Johnson said. Police then rushed in and grabbed the child. Mrs. Forsell was taken to the city Jail and held for Investiga tion. 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'Sure, I had a lot of offers tn do-guest shots." she admitted be tween rehearsals for the CBS show, which premieres tonight. "I passed up a lot of money because I didn't think that kind of TV would be good for me. "I have a different kind of vol from most elngers. I can't go out and knock them dead with one number or two. You have to get usea io my siyie. "TV is something of a monster. You are being seen by a fantastic number of people. If you don't click Just right, you can ruin your self. In two weeks, you can wipe out what you have been building up for is years." Snowdrift Shortening Mb. ) tin IS Dole Sliced Pineapple! Klamath Falls Creamery Cheese Mb. Loaf Planters Peanut Butter Hershey Chocolate 16 ox, Syrup can Sioux Bee Quaker Quick Oats Spread H49C 3",t"'39' Jergen's Liquid Cream Shampoo H 3 91 Pillsbury's Golden O 7 r Cookie Mix Apkgs.03 Choc. Chip 4 7Qc Cookie Mix MasVJ Hot Roll Mix Hunt's Tomato Juice 300 3 ,or25C Budqet Pack Coconut 23 8-oi. bag Cottage Cheese Kraft Pt. I? TAUX ' OREGON And so jo 'Just bided her time while her competitors warbled on all channels. She didn't exactly need the money. She had a regular radio show, and her records con tinued to sell not only like hot cakes, but like records as well. She had four big hits In 1953, and her current "Make Love to Me" is Jiving the Juke boxes. '"Besides, I'm lazy," she admit ted. She'd Just as soon stay home and take care of her year-old Timmy. But one day her agent came to her with the CBS deal. It was a straight three-year contract with options thereafter. It was too good to pass up. The present plan calls for a 15 mlnute show "along the Perry Como-Dinah Shore lines" every Tuesday. It may be expanded to twice weekly since Jo feela her voice wears better with folks if they're exposed to It more often. Her husband Paul Weston, who Is also a Columbia Records execu tive, will be in charge of the music, and she's happy to have It in such 'AA' Large Local Eggs Doz. V Crabs 2' Fresh from Fryers 7 7 Fresh Frosted 17' "59 Beef Roasts Standby Red Grapefruit Ariiono Barbara Lee Red Potatoes Washed Mb Broccoli Large Green 2Dkas.55 s Genoa Egg Noodles 63' 2-lb. box . Meco Peas 14 303 tin 9'h and Pine Sutter To Russia Plan Gets Study WASHINGTON Wl The Com merce Department was reported Thursday to have beore it a sec ond application to ship surplus but ter to Russia, but smaller than one it recently rejected. , Meanwhile, a spokesman for the department said no decision has yet been made on the application of Dwajne Andreas, Minnesota soybean miller, to export 3,000 tonr of government-owned surplus good hands. 'One of the things I want to concentrate on with, our show is the audio," she remarked. "There is not enough good music in TV. The thinking goes back to 'lie early days when the public would look at anything, even a test pattern. The sound part of the show was unimportant, and the music was sluffed off. "They're still doing It in TV. and I think the public resents it. They want and expect good music with a show. Or else - why would they buy so many records?" Klamath Falls Creamery Butter Mb. the Pacific Ocean. Large sixe Ready to fry Cut up. They're good Pork Chops Eastern Corn fattened Pork. They say there's difference Try them and see! Sliced Bacon Morre,i;t,mSIa;dbV9o!duo,t. 59c FranlrflirforC "r"W AH meat! They're Qrv I I fHIMUl I CI Saood We eat 'em ourselves! lb, 031 Shoulder cuts - Good Pot Roasts .:' Round or Rib Steaks: '' 65c 111 LIC Morrell Pride, Del Monte. Lightweight, Skin and IIHrlJ Surplus fat removed. iOr Whole or Shank Half lb. 0C Sour Pitted Cherries y . Tomatoes 2,bs Larae slicers " bagaJ) j Bunch Bondf ire Alaska Salmon 39" No. 1 Tin MJB White Rice 35 28-oz. pkg. cottonseed oil to Communist Czech oslovakia. - ' It was Andreas who asked, but was refused, permission to buy 20,000 tons of surplus butter held in storage by the Commodity Credit Corp. (CCC) of the Depart ment of Agriculture, for resale to Russia. An informed source who report ed the new butter proposal said it was "much smaller" than the An dreas offer, but was also a pro posal to buy butter from CCC stocks. The CCC buys surplus farm products to support farm prices. The source, who asked not to be named, said he could not say what price was offered for the butter In the new proposal: But, he said, the butter would go to Russia if the Commerce Department approved. The department licences trade in strategic items and all trade with Iron Curtain countries. 7.1 was apparently price that stpped the Andreas butter-for-Russia deal. Secretary of Com merce Veeks said in mid-January he would not approve any appli cation to buy government butter Schillings Coffee Mb. 29i Chili Con 2. or Carne we'll clean 'em! 49 lb. Pancake CI-..- - riuur 59 lb. a Tissue Quality .b. 39c ' Syrup Cranberry Sauce 29 Sr Mm Dog Food 10-oz. pkg. Orange Peas Corn Lipton's Black Tea 100 bag pkg. Wondarfoed Marshmallows 17' 12-ox. bag Riant Reserved to Limit gjHURSpAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1954 for Russia "a considerably lower prices than w.ose paid by the American housewife. Subsequent, ly, the Commerce Department an nounced that Andreas' application bar" been turned-down. Andreas was said to have offered about the world market price. Which is near 60 cents a pound. The government buys butter at about 66 cents and housewlvtr here pay about SO. Extra Work Mod Easy Rent A Typewriter or Adding Machine ' flflrl r H.ae Last month's rental is applied to purchase price VOIGHT'S PIONEER OFFICE SUPPLY . Best Foods Nucoa 3 lbs. Dennison'f With Beans IS'i-ox. tins Aunt Jemima 3,j-b- b9 Lumberjack Scott Toilet 1000 Sheet Rolls 5 for Salad of the Sea Chunks and Flakes Vi tin Ocean Spray No. 1 tin Skippy 45' 25' w 2Sl 3 for sCa sr Stokley's Finest Froxen Strawberries 4,or$1 Juice 6,., $1 10-oz. pkg. - 10-oz. oka. 6 , SI Hunt's Tomato Sauce 6 - 29c Crackers Ritz 33 Mb. 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