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8 THE REGISTER NEWS MT. VERNON. MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1959 lasser Charges Iraq lejects War On Israel By WILTON WYNN (AP)-Presidcnt Ganml Xbdel Nasser has accused his Wat, Iraqi Premier Abdel Karimi KaBsefn, of committing the Arabl Mn of refusing to aid in "a fight to the finish" against Israel. Jin another fighting speech Broadcast from Damascus, the dent of the United Arab Rec castigated Kassem and So- Premier Nikita Khrushchev, he called Kassem's backer, j'jrw the first time Nasser as- Mfted tire Soviets' ultimatum had nothing to do with halting the Bril- ttm-French-Israeli attack on Egypt 1ft 1956. He said fighting had stopped before the Societ ultimatum arrived flfov.

6, 1956. He mso said the Soviets gave Egypt no aid during the $uez fighting, and that they had supported last July's Iraqi revolution against the former pr- festern regime. The Soviet Union threatened Britain and France with its atomic on Nov. 5. Britain and (power Bladder 'Weakness 9 ttBl 06 NlsSu or Bed wetting, too fre- bttrntat or Itching urination I or itroni amelllnt.

Cloud; Urine, due to i Sdney end BlaSder ttj OTBTEX for qulek help. SO years uie tafetr for joung and old. Art drug- lUi (or OTSTKX under moneybeek tee. See how tut you improee. France ordered a cease-fire in the Suez war Nov.

7. In the West, American opposition to the war and not the Soviet threat was generally believed responsible for the decision to end hostilities. But the Arab world, led by Nasser, gave most or all of Uie credit to the Soviets. Nasser said the Israelis launched a series of attacks on the Syrian frontier late last year and that he anticipated an all-out attack. To meet such an attack, ho continued, he planned a fight to the finish and Rsked Kassem to send troops to help, but Kassem refused.

Nasser aerted. "With the deterioration in U.A.R.-Iraqi relation, we knew we would be alone If we entered a conflict with Israel." he added. The word war between Nasser and Iraq's Kassem erupted when the Iraqi premier accused the U.A.R. president of backing a recent abortive revolt in northern Iraq. Nasser in reply accused Kassem of lining up with Communist agents trying to undermine Arab unity.

OILINO HIM UP Hollywood Today $80 TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE on your old engine regardless of condition GU of 90' HOLLYWOOD TAX AllE BEST I PLOTS IN TOWN By ERSK1NE JOHNSON NBA Stnff Correspondent I HOLLYWOOD The "last of the movie stars" are demanding such big money for their services that Samuel Goldwyn and others representing management are worried about them pricing the film industry right out of this world. The big wail is, "They can't keep the money, anyway, because of income taxes." Well, they can keep more than you think. And they are keeping it. Here's bow: IT 'S THE "METHOD" (not to be confused with "the" acting method) in which they are paid and we are indebted to Phil Scheuer's "Hollywood experts," who wants to remain nameless, for this information. The methods bright tax minds If have devised, and which Uncle' Sam has so tar been reluctant to challenge, are many and various and the l-eason shapely dolls no STERLING.

Colo. (AP) Jcs.s,| on er turn tne heads they Miller was flattered to Hollywood. People hei botle of hair oil In a gift ex-jhave other figures on then minds. Like these: The "spread" I method. A star's S500.000 fe can be paid to him at the sf ,000 a year for 10 or $25,000 for '20 years.

It is a method used by William Holden and Jane Russell. "Joint Venture" is another method. In some cases a star and a producing company mutually own a movie, and the star's percentage of ownership can be bought out by the company. In these cases a star sometimes "invests" money in a movie, obtains partial owner ship, produces the movie and eventually sells the ownership for a capital gain. SOME STARS have their own corporations, like Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas.

These corporations lend the star's services to other producers. A corporation has a maximum 52 per cent tax liability. There's oil in those movie sal aries, too. Jimmy Stewart, Bing Crosby Dr. Prank Shelton (left) of the Armed Forces Special Weapons project and Dr.

William J. Thalor. Navy project officer, look at a model of launching vehicle In Pentagon. change. Miller is bald.

Prisoners Dieted In Vain ForBreataut made of mop twince, with a bedspring as a hook. They had planned to use the rope to get down to the ledge, tfEW mates of city two in- YORK (AP) prison cafi fiat sert today. they to watch theft 1 waistlines any more. The two had been dieting so they could slip through a hole about 18 inches part orate escape plot they hatched. The escape had been planned for tonight or Tuesday night, but guards got a tip from an informer and In Sunday.

Prison officials James Brown, 39, and Clarence Moore, 3, a Negro, admitted the plot. Moore had dropped from 149 to 120 pounds, and Brown from 165 to 125. Authorities said Moore had en tered the prison, called "the Tombs," with four hacksaw blades concealed in. the sol Sis" Shoes, $35 arid a -M 'He became frfendly'With in the nextjCell. ift on armed robbery charges'.

Several weeks ago tHiB two be gan dieting, and cilttltfg through the bars of their cut through to the corridor and.con­ cealed the breaks' with ch'ewing gum. Tbey sneaked out night and saWed several inch thick bars of a small window, one and a half feet square. Only one bar remained.to be cut. They had secreted a makeshift rope, of torn bedsheets and blankets, on a third-floor ledge Below the seventh-floor window. They planned to draw the rope up to the window with a "fishlns line' then down to the courtyard.

They planned to hide there until they could slip into a delivery van and go through the gates unnoticed. Termites? call PEST CONTROL YEAR GUARANTEEON TERMITE CONTROL Phone 4131 Conrralia, III. A 0 Nicholas ChrlstofUos Dr. James A. Van Allen THAT SOUTH ATLANTIC are four of the scientists whose brains guided the launching of three nuclear devices which were exploded far outside the earth's atmosphere from the South Atlantic last September.

Nicholas Chrtsto- filos, 42, whose theories spurred the project. Is a self- educated Greek invtntor. He now Is with the University of California Atomic laboratory in Livermore, Calif. Dr. James A.

Van Allen heads Iowa State U. Physics department, FULLY REBUILT AUTO ENGINES Chrome-plated rings for for longer service Fully rebuilt using only lop quality parts Dependable, ALLSTATE engines, using new parts wherever needed, restores new car power. SEARS HAS ENGINES FOR For '49-53 Ford V8 19 oo DOWN $17 .00 I Eaty month on Seen Payment Plan ALL POPULAR CARS 9 Prie. $189.95 of gross and percentages of net. These are usually part of a top star's "salary" and, like joint ventures, can always be sold at a tax-saving capital gain.

IT 'S AIX BECOME so fascinating I'm almost inclined to sug Lincoln Copy Of Poem Preserved WASHINGTON, D.C. (API handwritten copy of Abraham Lin gest that in future hillings, stars should be identified on the oln favorite poem has been screen, along with their made Public by a descendant of A being a Company. Corpora-" 1 Civil War presidents secre- an A "'-ffltion. Joint Venture or a Miss of The copy was displayed Satur- and invest it immediately In If oil Is hit. cost Of drilling hv Mrs Van Swearing I These tax "methods of Hoi- van swearing- deducted and 27' 2 per pent de-! are some of the best rn of Alexandria, Va.

She is the granddaughter of Edwin 1 SUCCESSFUL HOG FEEDERS REPORT ON THE NEW DIXIE 2-FEED HOG GROWING-FINISHING PROGRAM pletlon is taken off the top with lywood no taxes. If the well Is dry. eostiP'ots in town and Id like to sug- 5' of drilling is deducted before Rest a title for one of them to aiamon. Itnves. This Is called "drlilinir.be filmed as a movie, "I Was a I.inco wrote down the poem, I with tax money Teen-Age Joint Venture." Mortality, by William Knox, The percentage of the gross! That should get the kids at f''om memory for Stanton's wife, method: i lnP D0X office.

Lincoln biographer Carl Sand- Stars sometimes receive no 1 I'm sure these tax "devices" burg wrote that Lincoln sent hand- salary but take an advance have been used before by the wnten copies of the poem to at against percentage of gross, major studios when stars were least two other persons and that hich can be spread over employees. But it was Lincoln quoted from it in various and which can he sold. hush hush and besides, who! speeches. Method: "Ownership of except the studio's hard-' Some stars own their neg- working tax experts" ative as part of their But with stars becoming cor- Thev can sell ibis negative or'P ol 'ations and joint ventures and form a corporation to reissue a what not. their names are mak- neganve theatrically or on tele- ln 'heir financial dealings as usinn fascinating to read about as There are also the percentages tneir scandals.

Now I'm going to figure out income taxes for '58 and imaybe find a cliff I can drive bff. 's valley rises ahout four inches evny 100 years due to silt deposits by the annual flooding of the Nile River. SPECIAL NOTICE: On Junt 6, 1958 Dixit MilU launchtd itt ntw 2-feed Hog Growing-FinUhlng program. In ltd than ont year, this ntw concept in bog feeding li being accepted and put to profitable wt by tboueandt of hog feederi. Never before in forty-eighth year history hai any feeding program met with nth overwhelming approval.

FROM ILLINOIS ORVILLE METTLER, ROUTE 2, POCAHONTAS: "I recendy tan a check on four kinds of feed. Dixie fed bogs gained 11 pounds per bead more than the next closest bunch. I am very sadsfied with the results that I am getting." ROBERT WEITZER, ROUTE 3, CARROLLTON, MGR. CYPRESS LAND FARMS "We have 2,000 head of hogs planned for 1958. Our figures on feed costs per hundred pounds of gain show that we can produce 100 pounds of pork for between eight and nine dollars cm Dixie's New 2-Feed Hog Growing-Finishing Program." F.

H. SUMMERS, SHELBYVILLE: 1 feel the new 2-Feed Hog Growing- Finishing Program of Dixie's is a great improvement in hog feeding and finishing, at a rime when profits are becoming more of a problem." FROM MISSOURI JAMES W. HOFER, ROUTE 3, SALEM: 1 fed out 185 head of bogs in 1958, 1 use your Dixie Hog Finisher Concentrate mixed with my grain, raised on my farm here. It is tops as far as I am concerned. My hogs seem to like it as good or better than any hog finisher I have ever used and tbey seem to do better on it too." H.

W. LANGE, BLAND: raised 125 head of hogs in 1958.1 think Dixie is very good feed and the hogs like it and do well on it. I have fed Dixie Baby Pig, Dixie Pig Creep, Dixie Pig and Sow, Hog Grower, and Hog Finisher. I think all of them are great if you want to get your hogs off to early market. I feel confident that everybody will profit by feeding Dixie." JOHNNIE SANSOUCIE, ROUTE 1, HIGHWAY 110, DESOTO: "We heard of so many of our friends and neighbors feeding Dixie Hog Feeds and getting excellent results that we decided to try it on 175 head this year, and we are sure glad that we did.

Our results have been excellent." Castro Captives Riot In Prison HAVANA Cuban authorities talked today of isolating political prisoners following a riot' in Havana's Castillo del Principe! prison. Interior Minister Luis Orlando Rodriguez accused remnants of the Batista regime held on war crimes charges of instigating the not Saturday night. The minister said the Batistaos were trying te grt Warden Isaac Nochc Fernandez fired. Prison sources said the riot developed from a demonstration charging bad food and ill treatment. Rodriguez claimed only about 100 of the 2.000 inmates participated.

Guards quieted them by firing in the air after thry had set mattresses and some prison records afire. Nobody was reported hurt. Officials of the auditor general's office meanwhile discussed ways to hasten the war crimes trials. The unofficial total executed to date is 446. France mobilized about 20.000 dogs for service in World War II.

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We especially like Dixie's new Sow Concentrate, it is the best we have ever fed oar sows. Oar sows have farrowed more pigs per litter and larger pigs at birth than on any other feed. We're feeding Dixie exclusively now." ROBERT BAKER, ROUTfi 1, TROY: "I started some pigs on Dixie Pig Creep, so I decided to finish them 00 it just to try out Dixie. My cost per hundred pounds of gain on a recent bunch of bogs is between eight and nine dollars." EDWARD FORD, TREZEVANT: -Dixie Baby Pig Creep is the best feed ior baby pigs I have ever fed and the same goes for Pig Creep. I think a farmer that is short of home grown feed as I was in '38 will never regret buying Dixie's Hog Grower and Dixie's Hog Finisher, instead of baying com and IHERB MUST BE A REASON! For the first time, a feeding program was developed to produce mote earlier market weights, and mote profit for the feeder on less feeding costs.

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