Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 25

July 21, 1955 RENO EVENING GAZETTE 25 TV3'' County Officials! Hitchhiker Alters fit Back Pay for Highway Planning sler said. 'They w-ere trvine to iA a--, U. S. Properly rin it (nass the bill) in too short V. KS'Zi ST.

JOSEPH, I.Iich., July 21.UP) The nation's new highway build-inc nrncram when and if it a timet to fast. I. don I. -fs know what 482 billion dollars is. ilv 1 RICHMOND, July 21.

UPt But look how long they talked rvT A campaign for the enactment of about and held hearings on the fcj a federal law to provide payments St. Lawrence seaway before they to state and local governments r-vr comes from congress may reflect the thinking of a Michigan tire retreader who hitch-hiked to Washington to give the lawmakers a piece of his mind. The retreader is 29-year-old Paul Hassler, of St. Joseph, who spoke up for vthe little guy" before the house public works committee last week. He left his for vast federal real property i'1 1 "i did something, and that involved something like a 'mere' 100 millions." Hassler said he hitch-hiked be holdings has been approved by the National Assn.

of County 1 WHITE AND LEONARD MEAT MARKET cause he couldn't get plane res- i The group, known as NACO, prvatinns at pithpr end. AnH hociHoc fhn ViitpVj-Tiilrintr business to three helpers and his adopted at the concluding session of its annual convention here yes permitted him to stop off at tiickuD truck to his wife. Salem, N. to visit his mother terday a resolution pointing to tax "inequities" resulting from federal ownership of property and Although he appeared before a house committee, there was some indication yesterday that and also to stop at New Castle, where he Qvns a farm. In- i v.

cicentaiiy the navy veteran got the senate was taking the advice calling for a law to provide payments in lieu of taxes." his re-capping start in Wilming- Donald D. Scribner of Johns ton, Del. TTip vuav that hill was rnminp of Hassler and others to 'slow up" in formulating the billion dollar program and its paral- Id tclXGS. "That's what I told them," Has- town, N. new NACO president, was authorized to begin the cam .7.

Ifc hankruntcv for me and 10.000 A'- t'i paign before Aug. 15 and NACO nthPr litlp Tt would 4 members in 48 states will be instructed to attempt to persuade tax us to death. "I'm not against taxes to pay ie bill, but aeainst the wav thev Din, dui against ine way ine all congressmen to support such a bill. Passage of the bill will be sought in the next session of con trie gy LEGS OF LAMB 4'2 TO 5'2 LBS AVERAGE 3)lb. r-Mlll ImiLLL.

LO ruuru long island zzi rz WnUllY STEER Jc OVEN READY fCj ICc ROAST BEEF DUCKLINGS lQ)Q)lb. COLORED FRYERS So. GROUND fresh CORNED (ftc BEEF ground BEEF were gumg iu ue levieu iiicmii0 Royal Nevada Under Scrutiny I the trucking industry toot the v-t. gress. Keith L.

Seegmiller of Washington, NACO executive secre CONGRESS MAY HEED HIM Paul Hassler, 29, the man whose bill Why not spread 'em around among all the people who bene speech may have an effect on the outcome of President Eisen fit? tary and general manager, said payments will be sought in lieu "Look at motels. They don't hower's $48,500,000 billion federal roads program, gets back to work at his tire recap shop in St. Joseph, Mich. Hassler hit-hiked to Washington recently and told the House Public Works pay a penny tor highways that benefit them. Contractors are of taxes because it is unconstitutional to tax the federal LAS VEGAS The Clark coun- ty gaming board will investigate 1 finances of the Royal Nevada committee the program should be slowed up and a wider tax going to benefit big, so why not slap a little of the tax on bulldozers, for instance? Highways Payments will be sought for spread considered.

There were indications that the senate was such buildings as federal office Hotel at its next meeting, it was indicated today following the complaint of a sub-contractor that vio Vino fnilfvl to tiav more taking the advice of Hassler and others to "slow up." UP). buildings, military installations benefit resorts, too, so why not a few pennies a head on everyone who walks through their gates?" and other real property, Seegmiller declared. Exempted will be than S500.000 in materialmen's WEST KEEPS DOOR OPEN liens. Hassler complained particular federal properties universally distributed throughout the country post office buildings and fed Officers of the Feuz-Page Construction Company, reminded the ly about a provision which would have based a recapping tax on ON UNITY OF GERMANY the weight of a tire. board that operators of the hotel's srambline corporation guaranteed eral buildings for "purely local service." He said it should be on the FRESH SHOULDER weight of the material used.

Tie NACO also called for congres that owner Frank Fishman would Day all bills, and that the holding citly. recognized West Germany's right to rearm as a member of the By JOHX M. IIIGHTOYVER, GENEVA, July 21. UP) West house committee agreed and put sional allocation of 12 million dollars for 1955 for the development North Atlantic Alliance and corporation had taken out ern leaders have decided to keep it straight on camelback, a rubber Western European Union. the door open and hope alive for compound used in recapping.

of civil defense evacuation plans One provision of the Soviet plan for critical target areas and pas- One of the things that "really surety bond to insure payment to all contractors. County Commissioner George Albright referred to minutes of some important Soviet concession on German reunification right up scared him about the bill was specifically recognized obligations saee of leeislation to permit sur a proviso requiring the recapper of countries under such existing plus government equipment to be to the last minute of the Summit conference. to pay the tax "upon delivery." treaties as tne North Atlantic issued to civil defense authorities the licensing board meeting of April 6, at which time the gambl Why," he recalls telling the pact. That presumably would Besides Scribner. new officers Privately, experts see no evi include West Germany's promise are Herman Kersteen of Wilkes- dence in the positions so far tak committee, "I usually don't get paid until 30 days after I do the ing license applicants were told of the existence of the bond.

C. Chickerell of the construc under the Pans agreements to Barre, first vice-president; FREE! ORANGE SHOPPER STAMPS WITH EACH CASH SALE SasaBBaaiBaBBBBaBBaiaiiiiaiiiiiEaaiiBaBiiiX'jiiiiiiiiii raise a force for huarL- nf TTnldpn. Utah. en by Soviet Premier Bulganin that the Kremlin intends to yield on any important point. tion company said that his firm NATO.

I coonnrl vifp nrpsidpnt W. H. job. Sometimes it is 60 or 90 days. Sometimes I don't get paid at all but under this set-up I'd This was a surprising turn in Johnston of Palmetto, third did not know what the bond was cr where it was.

He said repeated But in postwar negotiations still have to pay that bird's tax. Soviet policy. Six months ago vice president; Anthony Gadek of Moscow was fighting West Ger- Perth Amboy, N. fourth vice "I handle about 100 tires demands for payment of $60,000 in liens by his company had not over the last 10 years, Soviet delegates have occasionally sprung last-minute surprises. There may week.

At $8.25 a piece that's SWEET "16" man rearmament at every turn, president; and G. A. Takle of brought in any money. The gambling board then $825 a week. Where could a small business like mine get that kind It is not so surprising however Portsmouth, treasurer, ine when viewed as part of a Dolicv 0UP voted to hold lts 1956 con" be a chance this practice will be repeated this time.

ordered Attorney Joseph McDon or "normalizing" what thPv onn-t vention in bait Lake city, ijtan. President Eisenhower and Sec of capital? "I told 'em 'to hell with bi aid to appeal August 8 with the retary of State Dulles are re rfiBBBGBBflBBBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI business, it can look out after night heard Sen. Byrd(D-Va) ex- bond or explain why construction bills have not been paid. At the ported fully aware of this possi itself; you fellows take care of mZ vZnTL 7 if Plain he does vote with the Re bility, along with other western April 6 meeting, the gambling 9n5tcwvTCOFFEE publicans "When they are flH CARNATION ill authorities here. corporation stated that the hotel us little "I got excited down there, don't remember everything The evidence is, however, that corporation guaranteed payment.

retl" "I not look, particularly, to said." Bulganin and his associates have been trying in one of their own ue ms- see whether a bill is of Demo 1 Nw III I M. J. B. INSTANT I II The congressmen didn't either, auiveu very soon. cratic or Republican origin( words to "normalize" relations with the west.

but they did remember Hassler as an "impressive, interesting and ne ims saia in mis respect Byrd added, but only to see appears to be of a piece with his what's best for the United States FRESH for your They seem to conceive of this invitation several weeks ago to of America." amusing witness among the many it heard, including many not so much in terms of giving up important interests of their own, est German Chancellor Konrad morning spokesmen for big business and I Jor TIjIM TALL CANS 6 6T I 1 mr ui flQr 3 Camppbells. Reg. fr I i Df niBT RSSV Pkg. ML xftT for ML II Adenauer to visit Moscow and es- The first known written refer-tablish regular diplomatic and ence to coal was made by a Chi- as accepting the inevitability of what they cannot change in the Treasury Secretary Humphrey tor the Eisenhower administra trade contacts. Inese who died 2100 years ago.

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