Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 12

Morning Star, Sunday, Jan. 31, 1954 Oil-Gas Depletion Allowance Law Change Soon Seems Unlikely WASHINGTON, Jan 30 UP and Chairman Daniel A Reed will be no changes in the of the tax-writing; House per rent oil and gas deple- Ways and Means committee tax law this year, although The law allows a 27 2-3 per cent pome Democrats may try to make deduction from gross income on. hot political issue. the premise that oil and gas taken This became evident Saturday from the ground ran not be on the basis of statements by Pres placed. irient Eisenhower, Secretary of the Humphrey said has Treasury George M.

Huhphrey, no place in the current tax revision plans." Reed, whose committee is pounding out a revision bill, took the same stand Mr. Eisenhower, in his budget message, cited the of the oil and mining industries which further study before any, recommendations or changes can' be properly made Wants Incentive Instead of more punitive taxes, the President railed for general revisions to give business a better break what he termed PASADENA Calif Jan, 30 UP programs for expanded production Pwoosevelt attorney said and more jobs. Saturday he hopes to make public comrnitte followed this; Monday a statement, answering Wp qUjrkly with new depreciation, charges of adultery with a dozen research, and proposals women hurled at the eldest son of on top of the depletion al- the late President hr his wife jgwance can save the oil and gas Attorney Samuel Picone ud he industries more millions of dollais would release statement note of opposition whs sound- next week possibly by Monday meanwhile by Sen Hubert answering and sundry Humphrey, I) who may, questions raised by Mrs Romelle have support of Sen Paul Schneider Roosevelt's separate In a Senate speech James Roosevelt Plans to Answer Wile's Charges FAMED CUMBER WELCOMED Sir Edmtfrid H.lla famed climber of Mount Everest, waves as he from a plane on his arrival in New York Wednesday, accompanied by his wife, Lady Hillary, left, and two members of his expedition, George Lowe and Charles Evans. The party is in the Urvted States fora lecture tour. (UP Telephoto.) i'J Classes Still Open maintenance suit.

Humphrey pleaded once again fot Picon said, however, that adoption of his tsx 0 V.enTer Roosevelt did not write two letters closing program. He said it would attached to the suit in which he bring in $4 billion more revenu allegedly confessed intimacies with end a million a-year KINGSVILLE, Jan 30 Per nine women and course of con- to oil and gas producers by night academic rlasses to duct involving a succession of slashing the depletior allowance taught the Citrus and Vcg tive adultery, and de- spokesman for Douglas said etable Training Center, Weslaco ceptions he may have something to say during the spring semester mav Write Them about depletion after he discusses still enroll if they attend first class He said that allhough the letters, ji other interested meetings, Dr George Mci'ulley, dated Feb. 27, 194.r>, were signed presumably by Humprev. Texas A and I rollege registrar, by the 46 vear-old former Marine, Ernest O. Thompson, announced today he did not write them and may rhairman of the Texas Railroad The night classes Cardinal Band Sets Concert Do It Yourself Display Planned The difference between wishing and having is not very gr'-at one for people these lays.

Hammer, saw. nail? glue bricks and a willingness to it make the dif- jfereme, and people are finding 1 that, it Is not necessary to be a 1 master carpenter or bricklayer to have that extra piece of furnituie for the house or a barbecue for the back yard. Ca'ering to the fever that is currently sweeping the country, the Harhngn Home and Construction Show set March 3-7 will feature a complete It Yourself section. The Valley Lumbermen's association w'hich is sponsoring the show, has promised that all types of building ma'erials tools and aids to the amateur builder or dec- I orator will represented in the 1 exhibit. Aside from the savings smart people effecting by doing their own building and decorating, they are finding that there is a tremendous satisfaction gained by working creatively with their hands Julian secretary of the association.

said. Decision of Director Pat to include the It section in the Home and Construction Show' followed the enthusiastic reception of complete It Yourself shows in New York City and in Houston recently. Graduate Students Harlingen music fans can heai their ow'n high rated Cardinal bam in a concert at the municipal an di tori urn Feb. 14 Joe Frank, di rector, announced yesterday, aught by in- program will include all Kisses a Crocodile, Now Her Kisser's Sore MUNICH, Germany, Jan. 30 CP German movie starlet Josefin I Kipper hei bleeding iips Given Scholarships with handkerchief vowed Satur- AUSTIN, Jan 3 CP Three day never again to kiss crocodile, graduate students at the Univer- A three foot crocodile snapped of Texas have been awarded Miss Kipper when she attempted 500 D.

Farmer international to kiss him for a publicity photo scholarships for study beginning in at the Hellabrunn 7 00 February at the National Univer- sitv of Mexico. Rexroat of Gordon, The scholar- tablished in 1929 to provide for ex British Guiana has lifted its ban The awards were made to Jack ships are awarded from of students between Mex- HOME SHOW FEATURE "Do It yourself? It's lovely New York model Gale McGuire now visiting in Valley. The forthcoming Harlingen Home and Construction Show, March 3-7, will feature a complete Do It 'tour- self'' section. have been overseas at the tune. told commit- structors from Kingsville am- limP musical favorites and num- on Japanese goods, Georgetown re Allen Haddick of Freeport, Bruce from a fund of some $170,000 es- ico and the University of Texas.

Meanwhile, Roosevelt, former jagt year that the allowance is pun, are scheduled to have their bers from the Interscholastic ports. Stafel Meador of Austin and ------aide to his father, has announced life-blood of oil and gas He ml sessions Monday Tuesday contest list, that the charges will not force him saifl that if it wera killed or scaled Bnd Wednesday nights i local high school band won Each late enrollee will register, a flrs, in AAA division at the to withdraw from the congressional down the industries would have to in California's 26th district. Uf) Roosevelt, at a party given in Revision This ear his clsss is scheduled to meet honor of his father, told members President, Humphrey and at the Center the night on which Jubilee last December 'Hie hand now has members Fleven of these are members of the All Valley Rand and three are candidates for the all state band which will perform in Dallas Feb 10, 11, 12, 13 The iatter are Roy Irvine, flute; Walter Rowman Humphrey of the 20th congressional district apparently saw some sense Democratic council ln this Humphrey said do not CX-VJueen Narrtman is my intrnd to initiate any revision of the a /Dlimr.p present plan to go on about yPBr Denies Wedding Kumor affairs as usual and meet all mv After his committee sdopted new CAIRO, Fgypt Jan 30 I commitments and see what hap loss and depreciation planks ormer Queen Narnman denoun-coronet and Charles Hart, clar pens in the impending tax bill, Reed ced Saturday as a wholly net Group to Wait said. want to encourage ven without foundation" reports she Plans are being made for the Meanwhile, Democratic sources looking toward explor ation would marry Egyptian crooner band to attend the hand festival here indicated the adultery charges nnfj development of our national 'Farid el Atrash, once linked ro to be held at Enid, in May. hurled at the political aspirant not discourage mantically with belly dancer Sa Joe Fullerton is assistant direr his estranged wife may affect his Reed WH9 referring to a change Gama! tor of the organization, chances in the forthcoming eler- vjnder which the taxpayer would; have the option of ignoring cm OPENING OF FALCON BUTANE COMPANY Bill Hennessee Operator Willacy and Cameron Counties 24 Hour Service FINI CATERING SERVICE PARTY ROOM FOOD fPOP Alt TO WcSuSgAAS conditioned GO U'.

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PHONE 4345 Faul Ziffren Democralic natiori- uaJtv and in al committeeman, asked that hig ment on matter this nature Mr Klsenhower repeated his in- be suspended until all the facts are thpm, Jn hig economlc me8 known. district Democratic conven THE GROWING TREND TO LINCOLN sage Thursday. He told Congress that of the tax tion will want to know all was among the government facts, Ziffren added A candi aijNPnal of for maintain date's private life becomes the sub pronomir 8tabuitv He plerlged, ject of inspection, and Roosevelt is aKam that wU1 furJfr no exception whfn Bpending can he reduced. Mrs. Roosevelt suit filed Wednesday, named respondents and cited nine other, instances of alleged infidelity based; on two letters Roosevelt allgedly wrote to her in 1945 while he was In the Marine Corps.

as Ills Her attorneys said only three women were named In the suit itself because of a two-vear statute cf limitations on adultery charges The three co respondents were named Gladys Irene Owens, or Irene Owens, June Nelson, or Jordan; and Elaine Hilton Mrs. Roosevelt, a former nurse, nursed Roosevelt after a major operation at the Mayo in 3938 while he was married to Betsy Cushing She is asking $2,000 alimony a month and $1.500 a month for child support. Roosevelt had filed a separate maintenance suit on grounds of cruelty Jan is. A photostatic copy of Rooseevelt's letters cited alleged intimacies with women listed as Mrs. Davis Rose.

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Ramond and Miss Jerry Morris Investment Company Managers Meet Investment securities handled bv Investors Diversified Services, Inc were discussed at a meeting of zone managers of the company Saturday. Leslie Coffman division man sger for the company, at both the morning and afternoon sessions, held in the Mond hotel Attending, in addition to Coff man, were VV Rtllimek, Edinburg; Harold Nuckols, Kingsville; Archie Brown, Mission; Arthur Dang, Laredo, Edward A Krug, Alice and William Nelson. Hat lingen Mrs P' Wanamaker was hostess for the group. Baby Girl Adopted Mr. and Mrs Cassels 1722 Jackson, have adopted a baby girl, who has been given the name of Kay Christine Cassels The child was born Dec.

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