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a WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1950 CHILLICOTHE (OHIO) GAZETTE AND CHILLICOTHE NEWS ADVERTISER PAGE THREE High Priority Is Given GI Family Support Allowance Bill Truman, Congress Promise Speed in Setting Up Plan WASHINGTON, Aug. appeared agreed today speed is family support allowances for They had different ideas on ments should be, how much the GI should contribute, and how much the government should kick in. But both the Senate and House armed services committees have given the matter a high priority and a solution is expected soon. A House subcommittee called in witnesses today. A plan Mr.

Truman sent both houses of Congress yesterday from the budget bureau embodied two of the ideas included in most proposals being considered: (1) that the servicemen should bear For More Fun All The Way Keep Your Crowd Together! CHARTER A GREYHOUND The ideal, low-cost travel way for groups attending sports events, conventions, picnics, etc. For complete information on Greyhound Charter Service, call: 25-236 Union Bus Terminal 42 E. Main 25-236 GREYHOUND Socialism Not Paradise, British Find Britain is finding socialism isn't the paradise it was cracked up to be, according to Dr. John Wilson, health commissioner of Boyd (Ashland) county, Ky. Dr.

Wilson, speaking to Chillicothe Kiwanis club at the Warner hotel following lunch Tuesday, said the situation is critical in England and restrictions are as onerous as they were during the war. The physician, a Briton who emigrated to this county, returned to England in May for a visit and compared what he saw then with what he knew as a youth. He said that food is scarce and rationed; clothing is scarce and inferior. Power, transportation and most raw materials are rationed, he added. Asserting that most people he talked to were dissatisfied with the socialist government, Dr.

Wilson went on to socialized medicine had upset doctor-patient relationships. Red tape bogs down the physician and patient, he said, and many sick people are required to wait for hours at a time to get medical attention. Even a black market has grown up in hospital rooms, he added. Dr. Wilson said 17 different agencies now have the right to enter and search an English home without a warrant.

He warned his hearers that socialistic changes take place slowly and hence the U. which he called the last great free nation, must be vigilant lest socialism 'happen' here. The speaker was introduced by Dr. Ranald Wolfe. The response was made by Karl J.

W. Ebenhack. Guests included, Lee Watts, Detroit Kiwanian; William Prather, Boston, with his grandfather, E. R. Prather; Martin Lanahan, Albany, N.

with his James Lynch. Journal Truck In Fatal Crash ATHENS, 0., Aug. 16 (AP). Richard Ellis, 31, of Columbus, a driver for the Ohio State Journal, was injured fatally collided early Tuesday when his truck with a semi-trailer on Route 33, south of Nelsonville. The accident occurred at 1:45 a.

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All signs pointed to an advance of final action. President Truman and other administration leaders have vigorously backed the general idea of the bill but object to an amendment put in by Sen. Know. land (R- The Knowland amendment restricts the power of the secretary of labor to withhold unemployment compensation funds from states if he questions whether the compensation system of a state conforms with federal standards. Major provisions of the HouseSenate compromise: Coverage The number of workers under old age and survivors insurance is increased from 35,000,000 to about 000.

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Taxes The present per cent payroll tax on employe's pay and employer's payroll will go to 2 per cent on each in 1954, to per cent in 1960, to 3 per cent in 1965 and per cent on each in 1970. The tax in the future will be on the first 3,600 of a worker's pay. It now is on the first $3,000. Disabled Persons--For the first time relief payments are provided for about 200,000 needy persons who are permanently and totally disabled. This "home relief" is under the public assist- final House OK is due today social security coverage and hiking administration defeat on one section in ance section of social security, and is not in the insurance pro- Lions Hear Army, Navy, Air Debate Merits of Uncle Sam's two air arms were presented to members of the Chillicothe Lions club, Tuesday night, by two fellow club members, Harold Gallagher.

exArmy Air Force pilot and Don Edgington, ex-Navy air force pilot, The debate, if such the discussion might be called, seemed to center about the value of heavy army bombers versus large Navy carriers. Mr. Gallagher contended that for the price of a carrier, many heavy bombers might be provided that could get to their targets and back and do considerable damage. Mr. Edgington countered with the thought that carriers can bring the fighters, escort planes, hell divers, and torpedo planes right next door to the trouble and at the same time provide the cover required by heavier planes.

He cited the value of eight carriers in the Pacific theater which provided that many "fields" over a 50 mile area. The speakers were introduced by Robert Powell and the response was given by Lee Kendall, following a round-table discussion. John Beinhower was presented a birthday gift and club members sang "Happy Birthday." READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS Gazette Classifieds Pay Dividends. Truman needed in setting servicemen. how to do it: on how a good part of the ily's support from and (2) that the many dependents the armed forces Chairman Tydings closing that a new given "tentative Senate committee, that if the serviceman take care of his allotments he should ed from the service ship case," or draft.

Mr. Truman's recommended tive duty of whose family ported on a allotment, the top gested. Under the 1. A dependent $75 a month, plus each dependent more than $150 2. A dependent get $60 a month, parents a total of Under the Senate committee wife alone would and child $81, two children $105 Tydings told probably will be between what the proposed and committee has said the basic might wind up stead of the $75 Truman.

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