Lubbock Evening Journal from Lubbock, Texas • Page 5

EXCESS PROFITS LEVY PUSHED Compromise Looms On Tax Hike Bill Aug. 31. A compromise aimed at blasting the deadlock on a corporation excess profits tax was promised in the Senate tocay. could clear the way for speedy action on the $4.508,000,000 'general tax-boosting bill. Chairman George 'D-Gai of the Senate finance committee said he will a compromise.

He did not give but the proposal may call tor: Postponement c' action on super levy on big profits until early next year, With assurances from the finance committee, "possibly joined by of tho House and means committee, that when a profits tax is enacted next year it will be made retroactive in application to or possibly July 1. 1950. Compromise It Opposed Senators O'Mahoney iD-Woi arid Connally 'D-Tcx 1 authors of the 85 per i-fiit excess profits amendment, rolfl-shouldcred the compromise idea for of iheir amr-nrlmcnl to the prevent Rcni-ral tax bill. They would make (he profits effective of last July 1. However, some lawmakers working on 'ho compromise said privately they expect it defeat the Oinnally-O'Mnhoncy amendment, if a vote is forced.

George indicated he will tall for a showdown today. Democratic leaders said they mav hold the Your I Senate in a night session to speed action. Argument over the excess profits levy has stalemated the Senate for a week on the 34,508,000,000 general tax bill. Tho argument has been principally whether the profits tax should apply as of last July 1 or on Jan. 1, 1951.

The deadlock threatened to delay from Oct. 1 to some indefinite future date, the imposition of higher taxes on the incomes of over 50,000,000 individual taxpayers. President Truman personally sought to break the jam. He called Senate House leaders to the White House yesterday, ar.d asked for fast action. George said that unless 'he Scn- jate acls on the tax bill this increased levies on individuals I cannot become effective Oct.

1, because the treasury v.ould not have time to revise its tax-collect- inc machinery to fit the i i-w rates. i To Boost Taxes The to nc'p pay the cost of the 1 Korean ar arid Amcirca's in- ciease individual taxes by about $2,700,000,000 a year, collect 500.UOO.OOO additional from corp- orations, and gather othci millions I by plugging loopholes and other 1 tax law changes. The O'Mahoney-Connal'v excess profits plan is pending as un amendment to this bill. I' would define normal profits of a corporation 80 per cent of the a profits for the four years 1TJ4G- i VJ, plus Si 0.000. An 85 per cent I levy would be made against any profits above such a "normal" level.

Blair Accepts Pleas Of Guilty.From Two Two persons charged with fel- I ony offenses waived juries Wednesday afternoon and entered pleas of guilty before Judge Dan Blair of 72nd district- court. Judge Blair sentenced John N'orris, 39, Lubbock to three I graves cemetery, years in the state prison for burg-' Final ritti for Mrf. Doroihr Cook. 25-year-old Seagraves woman who was killed in an automobile accident Wednesday morning near Denver City, were to be helu today at 5 m. at the Appleton Avenue Church of Christ in Seagraves.

Burial will be in Sca- lary July 25 of French Food Store No. 1, but allowed two-year probation for Andrew Lang. 51, a ne- gro who admitted desertion of six minor children. A condition imposed by the court was that Lang would resume support of his dependants. Terry Wilson was appointed by the court to represent the defendants.

E. G. Pharr. assistant district attorney, prosecuted. HEADING ROOMS POPULAR COPENHAGEN Denmark's Last icrricei for Mrs.

J. S. Crockett, 48, of Morton, who died Tuesday in her home, were to be held at 2:30 p. m. today in the Morton First Baptist church.

Burial will be in Morton cemetery under the direction of Singleton Funeral home. Funeral services lor L. D. Harrison, 75, of Plainview, who died Tuesday of a heart attack, were to be held at 3 p. m.

today in the Plainview First Baptist church. Burial will be in Plainview. Evening Journal, Timri, Aug. 31,1950 Sec. I.

Sudan Marine Dies In Korean Fighting LITTLEFIELD. Aug. 31. county's first reported war dead in ihc Korean fighting is Marine Pfc. Jack Dale Crouch, 18, of Sudan.

His parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. C.

Crouch of Sudan, have been notified that boy was killed in action Aug. IS. He had been overseas 16 days. A former blocking back on ihc LITTLEFIELD, Aug. 31? (Special) Funeral services for Mrs.

Lucy Frances Killough, SO, will be conducted at the First' Baptist church here at 10 with Rev. Lee Hcmphill, pastor, officiating. Burial.will be in Littlefieid cemetery under direction of Funeral home. Mrs. Killough.

who had been critically ill about a weck.MCiicd-at I her home Wednesday night. She Sudan Crouch Hornet football enlisted in the team, was the widow of James Thomas Killough The couple moved Corps Feb. 14. 1950 and traned at 26 i' cars a San Diego. He was member of Survivors include a son, Char.cs many reading rooms had 1,620,701 Mrs.

A. W. Brewer. 2843 Col- visitors last year. gate a vc wno underwent a major operation in Baylor hospital inference.

AFTER 39 L. Klctt, left, and Ceo. R. Bean, right, have been associated in a law firm, with offices on the second floor of the Citizens National Bank building since the bank building was erected in 1911. They are pictured as they closed the door of the offices after all of their furniture, library, desks, had been moved to a new ground location in the bank's building at Thirteenth and Avc.

K. Bearing the name of Bean Klett for vejrs. the firm now is Bean, Klett, Evans Justice. Moving of thf bunk to the new quarters will be made over the week-end. (Sucff Photo 1 Dallas last week, is reported to be So much for that.

Now. on hi i -cjoing verv well." other hand, a girl of 21 is a wo- man by physical and social reckoning. She is no longer a Mary Haworth's Mail Girl, 21, Honor Student, Wants To Marry Over Possessive Parents' Objection EAR MARY HAWORTH: I am 21 21, an honor graduate of hifih school and junior college, and at present am working for a degree in art. I have travelled extensively in the Western hemisphere, therefore dn not consider myself naivr. and I sincerely believe my LUGGAGE HEADQUARTERS LUGGAGE SHOP 1110 AVENUE EX-COMMISSIONER KILLED JACKSBORO, Aug.

31 (U.R) Horace W. Green, 43, former Jack I county commissioner, was killed; when crushed beneath his tractor while plowing on his farm early i last Green lelt the commissioner's two years ago in live on his farm near here. what 1 want. At present I am FEMALE IS WOMAN NOT CHILD. AT 21 A a rule, when a girl is trying to sponsor her choice of bridegroom to a reluctant family, jhc dwells on hi; manly credentials and earning ability, if you in the Bride." Somehow I get the imprcs- much in love sion that John is about your age, with his education still incomplete, may recall Liz Taylor's doinf travels have helped me to know I that witty movie "Father of 0, WEDGIE MOC LOAFER 299 USE OUR LAY-AWAY Mail Orders Postage Feature a Complete Selection of Shoes in all Styles and Colors.

9 Lead's In Value Giving 913 BROADWAY with John, whose background and education arc similar to mine, and i and that his willingness to let we would like to be marred with-I you continue a career after mar- year, but I tremble to think of my parents' reaction. They are well-to-do and have better than averafic culture, refinement and riace, is a matter of expediency, or a bid for help, rather than the magnanimous concession of 3 grivt mind. Of course I may be wrons: Berlin police seized worth of ball-bearmes, but the i smufislcrs of this loot escaped, in some of their but your silence on these rele- iiUiludcs toward me, they reflect i van points sparks the unless emotionally. She is quite old enough to be married and to do a woman's part in developing a successful sustaining partnership with a husband, provided she is psychologically ready to be wean- cd from childish ways, and vided the husband is also facing maturity in that sense. And provided, further, that the man is equipped in character and work experience to be the family But is this a description of and John? All loving parents are dismayed when their children marry, I suppose, because it brings an end to a special intimacy that can never be revived in the same form.

But of course they are acting unfairly if they make the going difficult for children, or try to hold them with piteous pleas. Your parents may be unduly possessive; but try tn keep your head in relation to them, and choose your husband carefully. It is a crucial choice that will affect your whole future for better or worse. M. H.

Mary Haworih counsels through her column, noi by mail or personal interview. Write her in care of The Lubbock Evening Journal. (Couyrlcht. 1(150. The Washtncton Post) the Fifth regiment of the First Marine division.

Burial was in Korea, S. Killough. and five daughters, Mrs. Lillian RobinscTi and Mrs. A.

temporarily, the parents were told. Other survivors include two sis- i ters, Mrs. Floyd Seymore of Su- B. Brown, both of LittlcfieJS, Mrs. E.

W. Stephens of Elmer, Mrs. J. G. Johnson, oP Mule- dan' and" Mrs." Don" Goodyear of shoe and Mrs.

Jimmy Jones of Su-eetwater; two brothers. Bobby Lubbock. Don and Bud. both of Sudan. While Crouch is the first Lamb Telephones became county man reported killed in Ko- in Hanbury.

England, when the rea, two others previously had I town's telephone exchange began been listed as missing in to pick up broadcasts. Duane Rampy, of- 1719 Twenty-j They are Pvt, Sherman L. Jones of Littlcfield, son of Mrs. Eunice emergency trcat- P. Miller, 2001 first, is reported recovering satisfactorily after undergoing major surgery at St.

Mary's hospital Monday. Dayton E. Hacker of Hart, Texas, received lacerations on and about the face when his car collided with another vehicle about 5:15 p. m. Wednesday at the intersection of Twenty-Fifth and Avc.

L. The victim was rushed to Lubbock Memorial hospital in a ambulance, where he was released after ment. Robert Twenty-third, driver of the othci vehicle was uninjured. K. Martin Kirshner will read the service and Miss Muriel Arker will read scripture at the Sabbath Eve service at 8 o'clock Friday night at Congregation Sharreth Israel, Twenty-third and Ave.

Q. Mrs. James C. Janet, 1505 Twenty-second street is hopeful her 21- year-old brother, John Henry Payne, of Jackson, will turn up in Lubbock and relieve the anxiety of her parents and other kinsmen. The youth, an employe of the Illinois Central railroad, has been missing since August 15.

Mrs. Jones said he may be traveling on a motorcycle. V. Jones, and Pvt. Richard F.

Sloat or Star Route 1. Littlcfield. Parents of Sloat have not been located in Lamb county, apparently having moved from the star route address. His mother is listed as Mrs. Thclnia Sanzer, his father as Albert Sloat.

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begin to cool towards him and am embarrassed to ask him to the house. Also they lecture me on the wisdom of waiting to marry until I am at least 24. Or they complain that I am all they have left uny throe brothers are married), rind say it would be selfish of me to leave any time soon. I WIFEHOOD APPEALS AS NATURAL HOLE BROTHERS had similar dif- ficulties getting married, but some how it seems harder for a My parents seem to feel that because of my artistic talent and education I should have no desire in fill iny natural role in society. John wants me to continue my career after we marry, which is a concession not many men make.

He is sincerely interested in my work and helps me a great deal. Are all parents as reluctant as mine, tn let go their offspring? Why do they make it so difficult and unpleasant for me to plan mnrripd life? Am 1 being unrea- son.iblo in wanting to marry John within a year? And is there any way to my parents that I am no longer a child? I think many girls my age have a similar problem. Please answer soon. Signed T. P.

CANDID MANNER CONCEALS MUCH T. What of John's paration for marriage? Has he flic income in sight to support a wifo? Mas he a record of stability in handling responsibilities and cooperating with associates? How docs he fare in his human generally? I should like to have a factual fill-in about him. along these lines, before ventjring opinion as to whether you should marry him. As you perhaps know, military 'Ticnre holds that an offensive Ihrust is sometimes the best do fcnsp. uhcn an attack is anticipated on a vulnerable position.

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