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The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 5

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Rep. Smith Says GOP, Dems Will Attempt To Outdo Eaoh Other On Tax Cutting WASHINGTON South-session of the 84th Congress. trn Democratic leadtir predicted todni' that congress will cut taxes next year. Rep. Howard Smith (D-Va.) chairman of the House Rules Committee, said that both Democrats Republicans will try to each other in sponsoring tax cut legislation.

The influential congressman declared in an Interview: "it's just a question of which side will recommend tlie biggest reduction. In presidential election year, don't loci? for statesmanship." A tax bill will have to clear Smith's committee before the House can vote on it. The Virginian has been a staunch advo cate of a balanced budget for many years, and he indicated he disapproves any tax reduction before this goal is achieved. Smith said he approved a statement issued over the week-end by Rep. Daniel A.

Reed (R-N. deploring talk of a tax cut when Jcongress reconvenes in January. Reed said it is premature to plan BOW for a tax reduction. The New York confirresHOian is the top-ranking Republican member of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee. He said government expenditures must be cut and the budget balanced before revenue can be slashed.

Reed added that there is little likelihood of any sharp reduction in government spending until the military budget can be cut. But Smith indicated he felt the presure of election year politics would prove more potent than any note of caution as Issued by Reed and other advocates of balancing the budget before taxes are cut. The Democrat predicted also that more of President Eisenhower's legislative program would be enacted in the second File Unique Suit Against Railroad CLEVELAND unique law suit was filed in Cleveland Federal Court Tuesday on behalf of a woman who was injured 14 months before her husband shot her to death. Attorney A. H.

Dudnik filed a tlOO.OOO action against the Pennsylvania Railroad in behalf of two minor children of Mrs. Geraldine Asher. The suit charged Mrs. Asher was injured March 2, 1954, v'hen she boarded a Pennsylvania RR train at her Crestline home to visit friends at Mansfield. The action charged that as she was getting off the train, the passenger stairway didn't work properly and that she was thrown to the bottom, causing injuries to her head, back and arms.

On June 4, 1955, Mrs. Asher waf shot and killed hy her estranged husband, Beachel Asher, who then shot and killed himself. ne deeUned, however, to chot how the school construction bill would fare. Legislation authorizing federal aid to the states fof building new classrooms has been approved by the House Education and Labor Committee. measure must get through the Rules Committee before the House can consider it.

Smith declined to pnedict what his com mittee would do. The sofest way to knock chip off someone's shoulder with a pot on the tjdck, Cifizmthip Day Sit For Upt 17 COLUMBUS (INS) Governor Lausche today proclaimed Sept. 17 as "CltlieBship Day" in recognition ot the signing of the Constitution of the United States on that date in 1787. The governor called on all churches, schools, civic and patriotic organizations and citizens to display the American flag and to "give thanks for the sacrifices of our forefathers and for the devine guidance which has led our nation and state through many perils to these days of prosperity and plenty." WANT ADS BRING RESULTS 3 TIMES FASTER for GAS on Stomach Certified laboratory prove Bell-ans tablets nevitralize 3 (imes as much stomach acid in one minute as leading taMetj Oct Bell-ans today for the fastest known relief MEET ME THERIECiER For A Wonderful Dinnir INFANT FATALLY CRUSHED NEW YORK, Sept. 7 six-month-old girl, Linda Handwork, was crushed to death and her mother critically injured Monday when the girl's carriage became caught in a runaway elevator.

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