THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ITVt Tax Recommendations Expected To Be Delayed . OETTYSRTTnn Pa mm ti.. administration may delav Irom January until mid-spring any rec ommendation that Congress re duce taxes, an Informed source said today. Chessman Sets Legal Battle ' SAN ' FRANCISCO (UP Au-thor-c o n v I c t Caryl Chessman opened a new legal battle today In his seven-year light, to- escape death in the San Quentin Prison gas chamber. Chessman, the so-called "Red Light Bandit" of Los Angeles, was to appear before Federal , Judge Louis E. Goodman, who will set a date for a bearing on his petition for a new trial. Prison officials said the 34-year-old convict would be dressed In a civilian business suit, shirt and tie lor his first day outside San Quen tin Prison in 3", years. They planned to take "every precaution to assure against possible escape attempt. Irving Ritter, acting warden of tan nuentin, said cnessman would be handcuffed and shackled with leg irons for the 40-minute ride irom San quentin to San Fran. Cisco. niuer saia ne would ' pack a lunch" in case the court has no facilities for feeding Chessman. After the hearing, Chessman was to be returned directly to the prison "unless the court so orders otherwise." Chessman's attorney. George T. Davis, said he would ask the court to order Chessman held in San Francisco County Jail where he would be "easily accessible." Chessman, the author of the best-selling, autobiography, "Cell 2455. Death Row," was convicted in 1948 on 17 counts of kidnaping, robbery and rape. He has won eight stays of execution since then. Last month, Chessman succeed ed in persuading the U.S. Su preme Court to grant him a hear ing on his petition for a writ of habeas corpus. The source' said Treasury Sec retary George M. Humphrey and Budget Director Rowland R. Hughes would urge the delay at a conference this morning with President Elsenhower. Humphrey tipped his hand In a St. Louis press conference and speech Wednesday night In stating that he opposed a tax cut at the present time" because of the nation's defense needs. But he said he still thinks the budget can be balanced by the end of the cur rent fiscal year on the basis of present estimates of incoming revenue. Mr. Eisenhower planned to drive from his Gettysburg farm to the presidential retreat at Thurmont, Md 22 miles away, for talks with Humphrey and Hughes prior to a later meeting of the National Se curity Council. Secretary of 8tate John Foster Dulles and Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson were invited to sit in on the discussion about taxes presumably because defense and foreign aid budgets are two prune Items in the fiscal outlook. The source said Humphrey and Hughes think the administration would be In a better position to talk about lax cuts after it has determined ' definitely that the budget for the current fiscal year ending June 30 can be balanced. After the discussion on taxes, the President was ready to turn to consideration of cold war prob lems at the National Security Council meeting. A priority topic for discussion at the secret session was likely to be the new war of nerves in Berlin. Any delay in administration re quests for a tax cut could be ex pected to set off a sharp political debate. Both parties want quick action on a tax cut as a politically strategic move with the voters for the 1956 presidential campaign. Senate Democratic Leader Lyn don B. Johnson (Tex) already has said that "tax revision to benefit the low income groups" would be part of the legislative program which the Democrats hope to put over in Congress. Administration leaders were thought to have clearad the way for their tax reduction proposal earlier this week when it was agreed to hold defense spending for the new fiscal year at 34, 500.000,000 about the same level as this year. There has been speculation that the administration would propose giving lower Income groups higher tax exemptions, coupled with tax relief for those in higher brackets, The president will drive back to his Gettysburg farm tonight after the Security Council session. He will return to the presidential re treat Friday for a cabinet meet ing and drive to Washington on Saturday. EDDIE CANTOR HOLLYWOOD W Eddie Cantor. 63. Is recuperating from an opera tion for removal of kidney stones. The comedian was operated on yes terday in Cedars of Lebanon Hos pital. His wife Ida said he stood the operation well and that late in the day "he was singing and talk- llng and acting gay." ALL, PLEASE OMAHA i A gunman who held up two drug store clerks last night while a dozen shoppers wandered about the store didn't overlook a thing. Clerk Craig Swanson hand ed the bandit a bunch of bills from the cash register. The bandit took a swift look as he turned to leave, saw a (1 bill and three rolls of pennies remaining in the till. He asked for them. COLLISION VAN NUYS, Calif, m When Mrs. Phyllis A. Loughlin's auto collided with another, she was thrown to the street. Her car spun around and ran over her. Police said she was killed by her own car. Joseph Dorfman, driver of the other car, was hospitalized with head injuries. 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