The Algona Upper Des Moines from Algona, Iowa • Page 16

0 PROPERTY TAX PEBATE When Qovernor Loveless entered fhe Slate were In poof i. ir i iL. shape. the state, sur- than and without an fn sales tax. The Loveless-McManus.

sjaje administration has performe'd Iri a and financially sound manner. the governorship while Lovefesi is, a'candidate for the U. S. Senate. Gorman "opposItic-X governor, has been dVound, state making speeches, in "real xeitosfe dncl personal' as something to be laid at the'door of Loveless and McManus.

heiblelleVes 1 this. He knows 6s as anyone that, property tax is the result ONLY; of hcjrne spending by city, county and school district. It is a local tax, self- imposed and, approved. has any.doubts/as,to which man McManus or makes the most se.nse in the governorship race, the answer is Any map who spouts off aboUt the increase in the property tax and implies that the state admin- istraticr) has anything -to cjojwith.it either is oj first class hypocrite or very much uninformed. WHY IS THE REPORT SECRET? Refusal of 1 'the national administration to release the report compiled- in foreign countries on their aftijudf -tpj-vard trje United lends much speculation as to report shows.

The Information Agency the overseas; survey at. government, recjuest. it quite evident that the contention of Senator foMeyeal the iudingspOjf own report so JV1 1 ---''except ostrich'can claim that the U.S.!bjpd moved of Russia. in the teven yqrs. to do is read papers.

Senatjor call for' a national effort in beh-Sif of joff dead Center is ands" well Americans 'have never gained in' the; wonrf jThet'' Am'ericd wiircKoose; hexf we tn better meet 1 If we dbn't "move, be jce and jerjioiis challenges, in the world and the vf4acV MiHer to get Hers'chel Love Have, partially gjjye'enp'r has. appeared and will orv sdmp with his opponent for i efjfprts made to make it appear thai Loveless is evading M'Her. The inference.Js obvious. Now, the. acceptance an offer by Jack Kennedy for, the TV debate between' himself a.nct Nixon has, met with a refusal on the part of Nixon to appear a 5th time.

There is a void in the final two" weeks qf the campaign after the 4th least two networks thoughf thaJ. a- debate during this period would olfpr.d ojj oppprtunity to discuss the points of interest roight arise closer to the election. Kennedy accepted; Nixon declined. It will now be ijMeYesting to'see how, the. state political propagandists of the Republican party handle this one.

Their problem will now be to reverse their field, and defend Nixon's the very thing for which they have been condemning Loveleii. Can. yov "way back" when counjy, district-, statfj ajpdi natiqnal hand corn picking were held? 231-s 111 $. Call Ph. CY Algona, Iowa WIU VVfl St6EP TOO LONG? Regardless of' anyone's personal political one thing must 'be very evident to rpost everypne, in.

thijs counfry. (jur nqfi9rt has lost Its Initiative, its drive, and its leadership art, a national and world level. Perhaps some of this con be blamed, on a presidential election or the fact that the incumbent' leadership is in its' final Whatever, It is, our position in the eyes of the world has, deteriorated'rapidly, as evidenced by. of 4 ons among whicK we.relied as frierids, as well as so.me, deletions fr.drrr'within the" ranks of our own appoiftjees. h6s Have heally IdsroOr vigeroua initative and our interest in maintaining our pos'iticin in family ofjn'ations? Have we substituted 1 the golf course fo'r aggressive foreign pplicy? Have we substituted a subservient press for a press that is uiiafraidito tell what it knows about the weaknesses in some of our most important departments of government? Is payola more important than honestj respect, the Kest of Jhe" great jrtatjo'n jhe historical, past went to its downfall after vigorous leadership deteriorqted, and after internal corruption weakened, public confidence that a strong rib'dJ easy 3 Isn't it about time for us to take a good honesj Not to see the picture 'that our'one-party newspaper roagq-Voe, jike.tp^gve us see, 'but' thfjt real.pipture tof a igreat that rjas 'been'alldWed'to'slip' to Hose Hs national-agress- iyeness its sense, of jts interest in arid fhV Welfdre'of the common ma'n.

Have we pur jand 'substituted complacency? If 'is to sleep much liAger may welf td sfeep' tpo lpng. i i rilrtfj.ip RENDERS? From the daysj George Washington to 20, 1953, jtist after Harry Trumar left office x( 164 jyears), the taxes In the peribd of 4'mohths arid 'dciysj, JrefrnlJanliary 1953, to 4urie, 1, 'twees by 'the U.S. ttf $572,258,8 19,664. The "tax in the years is about billjOn dollars more than IN THE ENTIRE-'PRECEOfNG :164 YEARS. because of the Vdst 'spending past years, it has been necessary to tb'e debt Ijmit of the U.S.

government, and the total'goverrirrnent debt today is'the IfARGEST IN THE HISTORY, OF THE.COUNJRY. At the same time-, it not beep for a Democratic; majority in the Gongress since 1956, woula be even larger. Democratic op- 'po'srtTcjr? has Icjpped nearly 10 billion dollars proporsed; Federal budgets from 1955 into 1,960. Who are the "big THE GALLUP POtl Entered at AlSRiw March 3, 1879. matter at; the postoffioe Act o( Congress of Isiuect, Tuesday in 1060 THE OBS MOWBS jhe GalliuD; poll? gcjllops from one side to iar.

week lately the Gallup Poll gave kkwleifj 6 over Kennedy. A week later Ik running even. thot At least of the vspleisfcnew wh4 are going, tp.vpte have made up 'their mmct going to vote for. Many pecjpFe- wonder, how and these prafassiqfwl. get their information.

'If have army of; poll takers over the courtfiryi intervwwing. people, they have been missing Kossutfj. county completely. We have neiver heard o.f pretleaafciona) poll taker trying to find put how people are going to vote in this area. Anyone wanting to learn how people are going to vote can get very generous tips in barbershops, in coffee shops, beauty parlors, on lounging.benches, in grain and livestock delivery places.

We have never heard of a Gallup pollster listening in at any of these places. Any one can make guess on. an election outcome. Some are better guessers than others. The best and the.

luckiest guessers are not always working for the poll collectors, CO. R. B. Editor Publisher DON SMITH, News Editor PRuiTP. 'Advertising MjJr- GEO.

M. SMITH, Foreman The Democrats keep aPltifig all the time. First James Hoffa, labor strqng qrm says he is supporting Nixon. Now Pearl Mesta, the hostess with the mostess, has switched parties again and is back in the GOP camp, to the dfilight o.f most Pemocqts who have had to put up with her qntics qnd their notoriety always labeled with Democrpt'c tag in the, Republican press. The show is npw qn the other foot.

Kossuth County isn't quite as bad off as the Fedgral government. The cognty orjly had tjj burn up 1,1 55 ijallQts that were printed reqtly. The Federal cjoverqmen) jyst discoy- ered that there is an error in one section ra, garding doductiocis in the 100 MILLION booklets to be distributed with next year's tax forms. In Cslifnmig Unft StPch Savings Loan Ass'n was seized by the Federal Home Bpnk, for "irreg, iefc" A Long Beqch firm was given "retainer" of handtf the affairs of the concern on behalf of the Fecjp ergl Home Loan Bank. And guess who is in the low fom getting this fat fee? A who is Nixon's campaign manager- ornia! candidalc ii yet rjivimj Ircidiny starnpi.

1 YdU Cflft MUfjC' £ndeW rt .1, AS my husband' en together turns, with us; Kos'stfiKVe oii me. umieo, taKe turns wna usi MllMt iderfs this subjec t61d "there is no Santa Glaus" your two statehiehi, may cause homes eVery its tin CJlflUR" DU.V A. WG shouldbe Uhing bnd drying dishes-when tfcere are iV h4 other chores they can do arid should do dishes Isn't one of them. Now, now, fellows, s. I'm just friendly'guyT RanlC Ck Dear JByen.

though "Under 21''iis strictly for With" were, Jisted the, armed! teen-agers and children, a portion of my mail week muudes forces afterdate and Orvis en- adult, problems from' adults. I answer-all suck personal listectYre'cehtlyY' 1 1 AlgontTs seSson were announced, during, tile week by the, Commerce. "A parade, "ftfalUririjf Santa Glaus, slated; A4sc? iHcltCded diiif ItiS day ruses washimhion j.rvt£ Ids: Dec. 4w 11 find from aroUnd the. wfe'Fe, to appear hete sirigt cKfiStrrias Cctrols an the 1 YUle i-61d sophomore and have discovered my as it should.

However. I can't keep izfeverytime 1 want something. -pen to and where can I obtain -appreciate your- Wanting ri one I'm kye just as snoum. rhy forVpdnWeverytime i want something. job A to I a 5- 0 ta time' gmpWyjneht.

Dear Warilinst Your age' sure if arouhd enough, you'll 'ring Jwduld the me employment 'Jtau could find at this time.i Check 1 JtMM employrhefct 'serMSe if no job ISM no bfter schooLdr an street, applications You fchdulolalsd read theVhelp "warited" well as an ad yourself. store-lirbnt decota- plahned. CAMPAIGN! 'irtg to. Name! Qualified 4Igro to 'flfm 6ne of the harsh' by-ptpducte-of Cabinet." 'Ah, thfe poli- a Presidential campaign is the tics. i nia-i iiinesstne an i DeW.fReadews something of, you asking but aboutf-f-4 how to 1 get the names of foreign children land, teenagers as 1 i L- -I 't ancl teen-agers, 1 10 to ,18 years' of agej may a Presidential campaign effect it has on the people of other countries.

Reading the One thing is certain in this Clarion into su a conference garhe. 9fi i 26-0, in The locals wb -4v counted one i luucnui headlines they can'only get the Campaign: both- candidates desjer- auarte i4 on "the way 'impression that we are a Nation ve' the praise of a -for Plea for World Affairs University of Minn- eso ta, Minneapolis, 14, Minn. For each namd requested, enclose 25 cents. The, quarter isn't for a A i- 1 -tVm is not easily understood for free mind 1 you "will 'be are not everywhere the whatever your decisioij, it is enjoy in the could plunge the, world on war. United States.

On Nov. 9, when Is this the k'ind of job you'd like theivcftes have been counted, we to sign up for four'or even eight once; -again be united in years? was well as in fact. i A late-developing issue in the II has been pleasant to see the campaign and we 'return of the train the most important eltherf address lirfiway uie' was fortunafely; A and was fur- suggesti Lining" newspaper. childr.en and teen-agers may write to the university of United States'children and teen-agers, also-endlos- each if they Wish in- ipen pals from couhtriesj hey; Box 178, Markham, Ont.J Canada. I I i Canadian; and American, write to overseas teachers.

ROSEBUSH, Jessie Heins-of Rcdfield recently measured a rosebush' stalk in his yard that measured LPOPJ5 sjiock of Hiwkeye soybeiris, 1 eaJ recently Vern, Of "Fred- return of the, train me most imporiant wine the road and picked it was toithe A'mericsihtpqlitical scene, question of whether American st wa They. took. the. phea- For a while' it seemed as prestige has suffered or a ome parentsV Mrfllsuffered no hjury exce a i brokfeh neck a-back seat to anyone and espe- whic Us. death, so it was cially not to Soviet Russia.

It is For a while it seemed as prestige has suffered or ithrpugh the airplane, which can ed in recent years. Ag Amencans, fi i cover such vast 'distances in so of course, we don't like to take ihilfr short a. time would banish the "Whistle-stop special" to Limbo, But it'has" not and the'campaig- n'ers are finding out how valu- Clde for himself whether we are able is to move through one still the leading Nation of the world or the second best, rnust also decide for whether he thinks. we--' can' go forward faster under 'the Democrats or mnder the Professional Directory i small cbmmiinityx after another, nieeting voters who might never go to an. airport and really feeling the political pulse at its grass-roots level.

is -an in- timgcy' about a political speech at train-side which can never be achieved in the hurly-burly of a cleaned and per HO An argument in an." AJgona i i. INSURANCE J. Rlcklefs We At least this arc at the crossioadb of our destiny, The way we votp qn Nov. 8 busy airport. We hope the "whis- could be the most impdrtant ever tie-stop," like the straw poll, cast ln a11 history, never completely vanishes.

Perhaps never before in his- toiy haye wives such an important role in a Presidential four of the candidates' wives are pitching in hard to see their husbands elected. And, without fear of contraction, it can certainly be said that all four have proven to be assets. Since women increasingly take on a greater role in politics it seems only natural that the female half of the family should be fully represented on the campaign trail. People frequently judge accidents as much by the wives they select as any other qualification he may posses. So the wives are trying hard to make a good impression, they are succeeding.

blows, when eye to; eye orr'the a $6 Health MAccJdent Auto Hail ersonal Claim Service 3 CY Chiropractor Dr. D. D. Arnold ChiroDractor Over 1 penney's Office'Phone CY 4 3373 Hours: 8:00 5:00 Open Friday Night; see ALGONA INSURANCE There were very few official Weather rWdirigs available, dur- Jng the week due to the fact the weatherman's shattered, High" reading, registered Oct. 28, while the'low was 35 degrees.

Both readings came while thermometer was doing 4ts usua.1 good Job. Surety 'All Lines of Insurance 206 State St. BLOSSOM INSURANCE i AGENCY All Lines of Insurance Automobile Furniture Loan N. Podge Phone CY 4-2735 FROM THE FILES Of THE ALGONA UPPER DBS MOINES NOV. 5.

1340 Leslie Anderson. 36, who operated a farm nine miles east of AJgona, died of injuries received when a truck he was driving hit loose gravel and rolled over af- And ter hitting some stumps in a ditch on the Sexton-LuVerne road. He was pinned in the FRIENDS Two old friends met recently in Aplington. They were Mrs Harm Haren of Grundy Center who is 105 and Mrs John Betten Who recently observed her '91st birthday. They met the Betten home, IF ITS NEwii WE WANT BOHANNON INSURANCE 'i SBRVICE IN.

Podge St. CY 4-4443 Home Automobile Farm Polio -Insurance CHARLES D. PAXSON PwelJing, Auto, Liability, Life, General Phone CY 4-4SI2 KOSSUTH MUTUAL INSUhANCS ASSOCIATION worth ol aurancfi' in force, A home epmpany. Phone CY 4-3756 We feel the television machine and. the trugk had to be lifted from him- At first, it was thought his between Sen.

John F. Kennedy: and Vice President Richard Nixon have made a great contrir bution to politics. If nothing; they voter to issues? which they might not pay attention. It has made discuss these issues i means they are thinking about, them. All too often, too many- voters are content tw, select thejis candidate on the basis of his appearance, his party affiliation or some other factor apart from his qualification to fill the office capably and effectively.

Now there is considerable evidences that the Great Debates may be changing all this. It doesn't take much to start red hot controversy in ap tion campaign. Sen. Kennedy did 1 it when he raised spine doubts, about the wisdom of this country committing itself to a light-to- the-end defense of the off shore islands of Quemoy and Matsu; And GOP Vice Presidential mince Henry Cabot Lodge thrusj himself into a hornet's nest when lie said (or did lie?) tiiat the Republicans would name a Negro to the Cabinet. This latter dispute brings nijncj something President Eisenhower said shortly before his election and which was subsequently forgotten.

'A' headline dated Sept. 6, 1952 two months before the election proclaimed, "Eiienlunvu' Will- Or. William L. i Chiropractor S2r E. St.

Hours: 9(00 6:00 thru Sat. 9:00 9iOO Friday Off. CY 4-4677 CY 4-346( MELVTN G. -BOURNE, M. D.

Physician Surgeon 118 Moore St. Office phone CY 4-2345 Besidenv phone CY 4-2277 I. N. KENEFICK, M. D.

Physician Surgeon 218 W. State Street Office phone CY 4-2353 Resident phone CY 4-2614 CAROL L. PLOTT, M.D. UO N. Moore Street Practice Limited to Surgery Office Hours by Appointment CYprqss 4-4864 Offipe 4-4331 Bureau Mutual Iw Co, AflBJiated AHtQ (with, $19 Life Hail: Phone CY Mgr.

"HAHOI.P PALE The Equi Iowa fcet the Iiah4 mikf Ahoy Cravy'Tqrd DENTISTS FEDERAL LAND BANK At PY f. 6(Hi JOSEPH M. ROONEY Physician Surgepn W4-N. 1 Moore fice phone CY 4-2224 phone CY 4-2233 JOHN SCHUTTER, MJD. PhysiQiari Surgeon 220 No.

Dpdge, Algona Offiqe CY 4-4400 Retaident phope CY 4-2385 1-irfQMiTRISTS Optometrist 113 last State Tejephone CY 4-27U turday losed Saturday Afternoons BII. SAWYER ERICKSOMI Eyep Examined Contact Lenses Hearing Aid Glasses 8 Bast- State Street Algona, Iowa Phone CYpress 4-2198 Hours! a.m. to 5:0.0 p.m.. Closed Saturday Aftoynoonji.