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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JUNE 1. 13,y HFRAI.n AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAt.I.S. ORFGOV PAGE FIVE Extension Of Korea Taxes Mulled By Demo Writers WASHINGTON UP1 Keyi Democratic tax writer j secretly are considering extending lor two more years the high taxes Con gress levied during the Korean war on corporations, cigarettes liquor,, beer, wine and automo biles. President Eisenhower has rec ommended a one-year extension to avoid loss of about two billion dollars annually in revenue which otherwise would take effect July 1. Key Democrats believed th- administration would not oppose a two-year extension. At Eisenhow er's request. Congress has been continuing the levies on a year-to-year basis ever since the Ko rean war. Some Democrats foresaw no Rules Seek Land Lease WASHINGTON (AP) - More extensive leasing of Indian lands lor underground storage of oil and gas would be permitted under new regulations proposed Sunday by Ihe Interior Department. The proposal, covering both tri bally and individually owned lands which are in federal trust or re stricted status, would permit such leasing of lands which are under oil and gas production leases as well as of those which are not. Under present regulations leasing for storage has been limited to lands not under production lease. Rentals or storage fees to be paid the Indian owners would be established in each individual case at a rate considered adequate. The new regulations are to im plement a law enacted Aug. 1, 1958. Interested persons may submit comments to the Indian Commis sioner here within 30 days after the proposal is published in the federal register. The storage would be in exhaust ed gas and oil fields which have been proven capable of acting as storage areas without too great a loss due to leakage. likelihood that Eisenhower or Con gress would agree to let them lap- next year. Therefore, thev said. Congress might as well write a two-year extension now. In any event, the Democrats must decide soon whether to push for more than a one-year exten sion. The extension legislation must be enacted by midnight June 30 to avoid loss of excise tax revenue. The House Ways and Means Committee, which initiates all tax legislation, is expected to approve an extension bill within the next week or two and speed it through the House. A decision to push for more than a one-year extension would run into sharp opposition from the au tomobile industry, which wants Congress to allow the temporary 10 per cent excise tax on auto mobiles to drop back to the per manent seven per cent rate. But the industry was unable to swing much weight last year in halting another extension of the temporary tax, even though it was sulfering from a drop in sales which had resulted in heavy lay offs of workers. Extension of the temporary sales would keep the tax on cor poration income at 52 per cent, instead of allowing it to drop back to the permanent 47 per cen' ate. Billy Graham Flies To Europe BRISBANE. Australia (AP) Billy Graham was flying to Eu rope today, his three-month reviv al campaign in' Australia and New Zealand a huge success. About 5.000 people stood in a heavy rain at the airport to say goodbye to the American evangel-, ist. Graham planned to spend a few days in Zurich, then join his. wife lor a holiday in Britain. Organizers said the total attend ance at Graham's three months of meetings totaled 3.217.500. Deci sions for Christ totaled more tha? 140.000. Expert Blames Worker Apathy LOS ANGELES (AP) An in dustrial relations expert says most workers are "not dissatisfied, only disinterested, in their unions. Members rarely want to partici pate in union affairs, Dr. Irving Bernstein told a House Labor sub committee Friday. Bernstein is as sociate director of the UCLA In stitute for Industrial Relations. But apathy is not unusual In American life, he added, and cited meager participation in local elec tions to prove his point. The subcommittee ended a two day hearing on labor reform legislation. Train Kills Two-Year-Old WRENSHALL, Minn. (AP) A mother racing to save her 2-year- old daughter from a train got within 15 feet of the child Sunday night before the engine hit the little girl and killed her. Jan Newsum. playing with her sand pail by the tracks near her home, heard her mother scream. "Jan. Jan!" Jan was starting to get to her feet when the passenger train, traveling at about 60 miles per hour, struck her. The accident occurred seconds after Mrs. Julius Newsum got into a friend's aulo to drive to a neighbor's home. Newsum, cutting the lawn, remained home with Jan and a year-old child. From the auto window, Mrs. Newsum saw Jan sitting along the tracks 125 feet from the house. She leaped from the car and ran toward the girl. She fell once, got up and resumed running. She kept calling to her daughter. The engineer, Carl Ostlund, Du luth, Minn., said he had seen something on the ties ahead of the Northern Pacific train. He applied the brakes, but the train which doesn't stop in Wrenshall, was going too last. criccNS cmn jilbum CHARLES LINZA M$U(g, HC-) ANp JUSTICE CFOSESCH SUPREME CCUKT mt-tt) IN W7 HE WA6 APPOINTED wit ptmn rnv PKKtElfCWEKI rvK rm nac, UNTIL HIS DEATH 'ASS ft I '874-i W I AY mm 7? P0N9OB OP IMPORTANT MM legislation he pecame Minority ueaper afti 1932 MEWA5 RcrVIUCAK Vife-PKE5iPfNTIAL CANNDATI IN 190 Police Arrest Ex-Convict For Rape Of LA Girl, 18 TEMPLE CITY. Calif. 'l'PI A pretty 18-year-old blonde was kidnaped at gunpoint Sunday from her dates car and held eight Flier Delays Record Attempt CASABLANCA, Morocco ll'PIi Max Conrad. San Francisco has postponed for 24 hours his at tempt to fly a record 6,000 miles nonstop back home to El Paso aboard his single-engined Com manche Piper cub. Conrad had planned to leave Sat urday but put off the start until today to give technicians time to check the balance of Ihe tiny plane after two extra fuel tanks were added. hours by a rapUt. Nancy Gottfredson of South Pasadena said her attacker raped her. forced her to pose in the nude while he took photographs and threatened her life before re leasing her in nearby Alhambra. A suspect, Robert A. Smith. 32, an ex-convict who served prison terms both for robbery and rape, was arrested 15 minutes alter the girl's release. Sheriff's deputies said Smith surrendered meekly and admitted the rape-kidnaping. Miss Gottfredson was sitting in the car at a lovers' lane with a 20-year-old Marine when a man came to the car about 1 a.m. car rying a .22-caliber rifle. The man ordered both Miss Gottfredson and the Marine, John C. L'lrk-h, out of the car. They hesitated and he shoved the gun's muzzle in a window. "When we saw the gun we were even more scared, so we got out." said Ulrich. The attacker forced Miss Gott fredson to bind Ulrich's hands and feet with adhesive tape and then taped her hands behind her back. He also took $1 from Ulrich and (3 from the girl. The young Marine freed himself from his loosely-tied bonds in a .short time and managed to chase (he fleeing kidnaper lor several minutes before losing sight of the car. Miss Gottfredson wasn't seen until eight hours later when two off duty deputies spotted her wan dering in the street and took her to tha sheriff's substation here. Disheveled and tearful, tha frightened girl fell into the arms of her anxious parents. (HEMORRHOIDS) BONNEVILLE MM STANDS A A MASNIICf NT MONUMENT TO THE WIS DOM ANB FORESIGHT OP A4CNAKY. A 61X09 APVOJATE OF Public power. I fit in km CITY BRIEFS Home Mrs. Jennie Crandall has roturned home after spending the Memorial holiday with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crandall in Vreka. Eagles Auxiliary Newly electee officers of the auxiliary are asked to meet at the Eagles Hall, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 2, and to tak -formats. Bethel No. fit International Or der of" Job's Daughters, will meet tonight for a regular meeting. In stallation of guardian council. Licensed Practical Nurses will hold a regular monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Klamath County Library. All members urged to attend. Woodcraft Neighbors of Wood craft will hold a regular meeting tonight. Monday, at 8 o'clock in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Me morial services will follow. American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Tuesday, June 2, at 8 p.m. in the Legion Hall on North Eighth Street. Initiation Meeting of the Wom en of the Moose, Chapter 467, will be Tuesday evening, June 2, at 8 o'clock in the Moose Hall. Home Ec Club of the Midland Grange will meet on Tuesday. June 2. at 1:30 p.m. at the homa of Mrs. Wallace Britton. 1928 Etna Street. All grange ladies are in vited. Moonshine Lacks Old Age Quality JACKSON, Miss. (UPI)-W. W. Frost, who spent 22 years as a revenue agent, said Friday that years ago most moonshiners made well-aged, smooth-tasting corn whisky and generally resort ed to a shotgun when "revenoo ers" visited tfiem. Today, he said, moonshine is a foul, burning potion and most present day moonshiners call a lawyer rather than shoot it out with revenue agents. ip r fes M ( r- f MeWsoooaMsaWetWe 1:Wnr. DRY 7 ONIONS g&w 6j25l Witness Stand Not For Dogs MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPD City court judge Beverly Boushe re fused to let a dog take the wit ness stand Friday. Carl Elam, in court on charges that his pekincse dogs were dis turbing neighbors, offered to let one of them bark in court to prove the bark wasn't loud enough to disturb anyone. The judge said no. but dis missed a charge of violating the city's antinoise ordinance. .SKINNY ENFORCEMENT NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Eng land (UPP Two skinny consta bles caught a skinny burglar yes terday. 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