The Herald-Sun from Durham, North Carolina • 3

9i-" llEb aflkKr 8- i f' DURHAM MORNING HERALD DURHAM FRIDAY MAY 24 1957 SEC A PAGE 3 NC Agricultural Extension Employes Set Pinehurst Meet By Senate Committee Income Tax Plan Favored PINEHURST May 23-North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service employes win gather here next week for their first statewide conference in three RALEIGH May 23 WU-A new formula (or corporation tncoma tax rolled eaiily over scattered oppoaitkm today to gain a wide margin of approval from the Senate Finance Committee Only three of the 23 membera preacnt laid they were voting against the formula estimated to cost 14 million dollars in state revenue over the next two years Sen Carlyle Rutledge of Cabarrus who said he would "go along" with the proposal added that Gov Hodges hu put himself 'on the spot" with promises that the tax change to speed the tax measure to the Senate floor Progress in handling the biU will have important bearing on adjournment of the legislature Sens Avery Hightower of Anson Adam Whitley of Johnston and Henry Shelton of Edgecombe told the committee they would have to vote against the allocation formula Sen Robert Cowen of Martin Joined Rutledge in voicing reservations it will do what they say it wRl do I can't oppose it" he added Hightower who blasted the tax proposals a away" to big business in a Senate speed! last week1 asked why the effective date could not be postponed tor a year to avoid immediate loss of revenue Under the bill the new formula would become effective July 1 Sen William Cobb of Burke a Republican pointed out this would save upwards of 10 million dollars He said it would have no important bearing on new industry since a new plant could not be In operation within a year years The group indudes county farm and home demonstration agents their assistants specialists at North Carolina State College and staff and administrative personnel The conference wffl be split into two sessions Personnel from the Western Northwestern and Southwestern extension districts wiU meet Monday through Wednesday Those from the Eastern Northeastern and Southeastern extension districts wiU meet Wednesday through Saturday Between 350 and 400 are expected for each session Principal speakers win be Paul Leagans professor of agricultural extension education at ComeU University and Miss Frances Scudder of the Extension Service Office UB Department of Agriculture will bring in new industry Just look like real good business" said Rutledge of the revenue loss The fun committee-accepted the revised formula the major in a package recommended by a tax study commission as it began hearing the report of a subcommittee which hu been studying the Mg tax bUL Chairman Nelson Woodson of Rowan called his committee to meet again at am tomorrow 'Command Decision' Ed Almost Became JP whether this is the proper procedure and if it I wish tell me what is" begged Lanier President Luther Barn hardt suppressing chuckles ruled that under circumstances" Jolly might move that the amendment be withdrawn ahd Jolly did RALEIGH May 23 (UP)-Sen: Ed Lanier of Orange County almost became a Justice of the peace today An amendment was slipped Into the omnibus Justices of the peace bill in a Senate committee to appoint Lanier and the committee amendment was reported with a straight face by Sen Wilbur--Jolly of -Franklin Lanier appeared stunned Suddenly he arose to ask that the amendment be withdrawn President I know SatHi i Press Jubilee The celebrated B-29 bomber nicknamed Decision" was displayed by the Durham Kiwania Club and Aircraft Industries Assn at Durham High School yesterday to interest students in science and engineering careers Inspecting the bomber in photo at left are Maynard Jr Durham High teacher and a captain in the Air Force Reserve and Cspt A Tononi of Wright-Patterson AFB Ohio la photo at right the Kiwanis Club -is being saluted by the Air Force for its sponsorship of the exhibit Capt Tononi is shown presenting an Air Force and Industries Appreciation Award to Lew Hannen vocational education chairman for the club At left is A Sykes of the Burlington Western Electric plant while at right la George Parks president of the Kiwanis (Staff Photos) The Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Washington DC now has an air conditioning unit to heat and tool interior rooms 498 TEEN AGER COOL SUMMER DRESSES BUY NOW AND SAVE $110 Deferred Payments Until June 1 YOUNG MISSES' SIZES I TO 14 Tarheel Elks Assn Annual Convention Opens In Salisbury new Thin am Low styling Cool coell Charlie wf Ihof cool stylos In cool fabrial An oxcHfng collection of specially planned stylos for the younger Toon You woul xpoct to spend twice as much for those popular sunbocks sleeve low 2 pc boioroe and nautical stylos oil completely wot Sabi Tremendous selection of fabrics to choose from cot) Gww nwWM wwwnwlmwm mumlnAn TORf snnnp ovorgiazv lyiNw and polished cotton prints in bright new summer colors COME SEE COME SAVEI FEDDER'S AIR CONDITIONERS Other 1 Ton Models reg 199-299 MISSES' ft WOMEN'S SHOES ASK US ABOUT OUR SUMMER PUN or Hfiff GQB3B SALISBURY May 23 UP-The threeday annual convention of the North Carolina State Elks Assn wiU move into high gear tomorrow as the business portion of the event into the spotlight Some 200 delegates had arrived here this afternoon for tho convention However today's activities were confined for the most part to registration A business session will start filings foiling tomorrow morning A memorial service and convention luncheon will follow Two of the association's leading figures past grand ruler Johnnie Walker and grand esteemed loyal knight Tbad Eure are expected to arrive in time tar tomorrow's second business session in the afternoon A ritualistic contest will follow that session The convention will end PAY ONLY DURING SUMMER MONTHS dagotg WdW Other Dresses 279 398 798 BEAUTIFUL STYLES IN COTTONS BEMBERGS AND OTHER SMART SUMMER FABRICS You'll low the comfort and sty) of these popular flaffees and low wedge casuals 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