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Vol. 48. No. 190 Maryville, Missouri, Thursday Evening, January 16, 1958 J2 PAGES Door Is Left For Possible WASHINGTON Secretary of the Treasury Andenson today left the door open for a possible tax reduction if other measures fail to get the U. S.

economy to moving upward. "I do not believe the balance is now on the side of reducing Anderson said, but added that he could conceive of in which "we might very appropriately want to a tax cut. His opinion. Ander.son said, is that the nation now has the "basic for an early economic readjustment and a resurgence of business growth. Would Stimulate Business Activity But if economic expectatioax should prove to be in error, he said, "then we should have to take into consideration whatever measures are to stimulate business activity.

Anderson was before the tax- writing Ways and Means Committee ana gave these views under questioning. He had come before the group primarily to recommend tion of present tax rates with the of some relief for small i businessmen. He had a prepared statement in which he said any general tax reductions not seem prudent" at this tune. In the course of questioning, An' derson repeatedly voiced belie! that I business will "right ttseli." But he told the committee that he did not want to be "inflexible in ruling out tax cuts, and if the "circumstances lie would certainly be willing to takt some tax action. Chairman Mills tD-Ark) asked "You feel then that the economy can back without the added stimulus of tax Anderson; "That is my current BELLEVILLE.

111. Sen Judgment Curtis says he wants an Would nntinur nrporate lax investigation of management as well In his formal recommendation, Homer Bolen, superintendent of as new federal legislation to regu- Anderson specifically called for con- M18601 HI Mrs Rodney Nancy Byard of Kansas City has been named Missouri's 1958 Polio Mother of the Year. Mrs. Byard. a native of St.

Louis, was a polio victim in 1954 and says her ability to again care for her 4-year-old daughter, Becky, right. Is "a dream come The March of Dimes contributed some $3,000 to her treatment and Mrs. Byard. 28, now is able to do the major portion of her AP Photon Pumpkin Center Charlie says the beet legacy man can leave to the world is a well-educated family. Sen.

Curtis Would Check Management schools for Northwest Missouri, last night expressed doubt about the ad- MMbihty of requiring more science and math for high school students. He said that 98 per cent of Missouri high school freahmen are taking: science and math and 49 per cent of the sophomores. The percentage gets the last two years of high school, he He said that if more science and math were required ol the students, would face the difficulty of handling many students who are unsuited for an advanced program. Presently, Missouri schools offer more science and math than required. he said, but they are electives.

The student must decide for himself whether to pursue a career science. late labor tinuation of the prtvv at 52 per cent The Senator, a member of the maximum income tax on corporate Senate profits and anothe opera- Committee; outlined an eight-pomt tion of present excise tax rates on program for the regulation of labor liquor, and automobiles. unions in a speech before South- ern Illinois Builders Assn. last night. Curtis said management also be carefully investigated as labor and let the chips fall where they He acknowledged it would be difficult to get approval of his proposals by the Senate La bo.

and Education Committee. His program on labor legislation included laws that would require unions to adept a responsible form of organisation; promote greater Many Newsmen Think Eisenhower Has Slowed Down WASHINGTON How does President Eisenhower look and act these days? He seems to have slowed down some since the mild stroke he suffered last Nov 25. His complexion may or may not have lost some of control of unions by their members; ruddiness. Whether he oas more tighten regulations on use of union difficulty than before expressing funds for political purposes; in- himself is decidedly a matter of volke anti-trust tvpe restraints opinion, ther increases in college enrollments, concentration of power by This sums reaction of many unions; and outlaw compulsory un- 270 newsmen who watched ion membership as a condition for Eisenhower yesterday at his first holding a Job. conference since his most cent illness.

Most of thoc-e questioned thought the President spoke more deliber- To Speak Tuesday Night 1 vigor, thai. he used Some At Demo Women's Meet thought lie seemed at unit to be groping for word- he fumbled the State Senator William Waters, Liberty, will be the guest speaker for the meeting of the Nodawsy County Demqcratic Club to be held Tuesday night at the Dream Kitchen. Senator Waters is serving his senator from the 17th senatorial district which includes Nodaway, Atchison, Holt, Andrew. DeKalo, Clinton, Platte and Clay Boien, by the way, predicted fur- based on recent increases Mis souri schools. school enrollment has been going 'ip sharply for the past few years, he said.

State Senator Waters Today is the 75th annn ersarv of the signing of the U. S. Civil Service Act The set crested the U. Service Commission and formed a foundation of a merit system for federal worker. The act established into law the principle that persons government emplov should be selected on the basis ot merit and fitneaa for trrm the job.

In honor of the act, federal agen- nee are observing the anniversary name of the Pede al Reserve Boa.d. for instance. One reporter said he mispronounced the name of Soviet Premier Bulganin. Otheis pointed out. however, that Eisenhowers thoughts otten nave raced ahead of his tongue so that his words always conveyed what lie obviously meant to sav.

Open Tax Cut Military Agency Set for 'Space Ships' WASHINGTON Deputy I Secretary of Defense Donald A. Quarles today the military is "going into the -pace with a new agency authorized to plan such things aa space ships Quarles with newsmen as a -emor member of the Senatt- House Atomic Energy Committee, Rep Hoi if i eld called for a "Manhattan project, if necessary, to develop a space The World War II Manhattan pro- ject developed the atomic bomo. Quarles, saying he was not going to get into the realm oi science i fiction, declined to say in so many words that the defense department is planning "a space "It depends on what you he said. "If you mean anything1 that goes into space, certainly we; will get into that. We are going into the space And he said a space ship design would be an appropriate project for the Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPA- which h.s chief, Secretary MoEiroy, plans to set up.

ARPA passed its first hurdle in Congress yesterday when the i presented with the issue in i a surprise move, voted authorise tion. Funeral Services Friday Afternoon for J. F. Cook The funeral services for James Cook who ched yesterday morning at St Francis Hospital, will be held at 2 30 tomorrow at the First Baptist Church Mr. Cook suffered a heart attack Tuesday morning and died early yesterday.

The body will lie in state at the church from to 2 30 p. to-, morrow The Pnce Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. The Rev Howard Judah will officiate Masonic services will be conducted at the grave. Burial vbe in Miriam Cemetery. Gordon Roberts Elected Maitland Bank President Gordon Roberts was cie ted president oi the Maitland Farmers Bank at the election of officers held Monday.

Robert Medsker is the Harold Lyle is the cashier. and Miss Helen Millei is the assistant cashier. Mrs. Eugene Patten-on and Mis. Curtis Western are tiie bookkeepers Bank directors are Roberts.

Medsker Lyle Olin Wakelv Wilson Duncan, George and Edgar Kneale. (OMHI ION OF SIRREY ON I INI KS TO IMPROVE The condition of Dr. Sterling Surrey head of the commerce department at the State College is improving, his leported today still is confined to the St Francis Hospital and still is not allowed vial tors, she said He suffered heart attack two days after Christmas and will be confined fo; some time corning to Mrs. Surrev, RID INK BETTER THAN HIGHER Eisenh er, at his first press conference since October 30. said that he thinks a reasonable amount of red-ink financing would be far preferable to any increase in taxes.

He also stuck to his beliei that there will be a upturn during the year that will keep tae new budget ba.anced—(NEA U. S. Wants Summit Meet With Russia WASHINGTON Secretary of StaL Dulles todav "we do want a summit with Russia and othei nations. But it would bt a fatal he said, if such a session diverted free nations from needed security measures "without any comparable I change in the Sino-Soviet And it also would be a added, if Western world i leaders were forced to break off a I summit conference in an atmosphere of hostility because that could intensify the cold war and nuke more I likely that it would turn a hot war." Because of these considera lions Dlllirx a speech prepared lor a National Press Club luncheon, any top level meeting be carefully prepared for with good prospect of achieving results for peace. He was the essence of President mee age Sunday to Soviet Pn mier Bulgarian i Then Dulles added; "It is now lor the Soviet rulers to clear whether or not they want a conference which will gt nuinely promote the cause of peace and in the world We Buchanan Street Truck Parking Zone Extended The east side of Buchanan Street the 400 block has been changed oack to a truck parking zone.

City Manager Robert Piero today said Several the wa split into a truck parking zone south of the alley and a tar zone north. Pierce said more truck put king space as needed of signing during the current Counties, The theme of the J5th ob- A covered dish supper will be ser- aervance is Years of Service to ved at 6:30 preceding the buai- America meeting and program. Mrs O. Stephenson, president, will be Copies of the proposed new city bond ordinance arrived by special delivery mail todav and were parsed out to ci tv counc simen. They w.U look over the 35-page proposal and meet tomorrow to act on it.

Aren happening the Take Bob Bliby (Contmred on Page in charge of the business meeting All have been Invited io attend the meeting, according to Stephenson, Mrs. Baumli and Mrv Stephenson will serve as hostesses. The meeting is open to all Democrats of this area Weather Data M1S80I ftl MIII Partly cloudy and north, fair southwest this afternoon. Partly cloudy north. fair tonight and Friday, Warmed and north ernoon.

Low tonight 21-35. High Friday 15-56 northeast to 50-55 southwest. WEATHER. RtlOED MMk I UMborrow Clyde Postal Position Advertised as Open Opportunities to apply for employment in the Clyde poatoffice were announced in a bulletin Jfeued this week, according to Elizabeth A. Far nan, postmaster.

Examinations are for substitute clerk-carrier positions which have a starting pay rate of ft 82 per hour. Applicants must pass a written test and in the delivery area or be a bona fide patron of the post- office there. Age limits are given in the examination announcement How there is no age limit for entitled to veteran prefer- ence Interested persons mav obtain further information and blanks i icotTJ t.ie Clyde Postoffice or from I the Director. Ninth c.vii Service Region, New Federal Building, i 1114 Market St St, Louis 1, Mo. i ft Ail simV Thirty-one curs of a Frisco railed near Hardy, Arkansas of pokMxnous pot into I A 'UN I ht tram were umping two car- tnc opruig River Truckers Liable To Arrest for Using Old License Plates who get their new 1958 licenses by the deadline yesterday ran g'-t them at the Maryville License Bureau, it nmv save them a trip to court, since State Patrolmen normally start picking up operators without proper truck plates after the deadline But there is no penaltv far as the purchase price is concerned.

New plates can be obtained by bringing title to the truck or last license receipt and the owner's 1957 tax receipt. Richmond, Explosion Kills Four Persons RICHMOND A booming explosion that jarred buildings more than a hi if-mile di tant ripped through a Richmond cold storage plant today, leavuu four persons presumed dead and at least two missing. The explosion at the Merchants Eisenhower Asks Lower Supports For Farm Program Cites Increasing Productivity On Farms; Also Thinks Study Of Better Utilization Needed ANH1XO TOX to 1 1 1 1 1 I'ui-hIhiw er called for lower government price supports for major farm ami dairy products and an of produc- tion restrictions In a Message Kisenhovrer laid (ml what termed a and siid it would let farmers benefit more from own unparalleled ability I'lic program held out the prospect too of eventual low or fund costs tor consumers. tolil that agriculture in recent years has been experiencing a veritable revolution in productivity. production per man liour has since he said.

ha- more eliange in agiieul- ture within lifetime of men now living than in the previous two thousand Cites Technologicul Arms Aid Waste Ice ano Cold Street occurred 10 a nv and a' 12 30 p. firemen wearing gas manta and oxv from the arrival of il hospital diagnosed Church Attendance Climbs to 2,554 changes taking place in agriculture are "largely the result of a majo: breakthrough in agricuitur- st.eiuf and technology con- ftJIIIIwl a revolution that cannot la reversed, and ut continuing I yrUT "It cannot be avoided and It1 need not be he said. WASHINGTON ef Ine House Governnu ntc "In recognition of this basic, today bUIionA ot fact, we muet find ol utiiiz- i wortll of arnus a bprn ins more cnmpietri.v tHe abun- it Caiir(1 a re- damc that our farm people are bJ Congmg and Uie now able to produce; we must fina grancb of further expanding niai- military asz.atanca keta for increased production, ia granted for political rather not only among our own citizens than strictly military reasons, with but among ah resulting financial loss as xorld who need the food and planes without anybody to fly them, we uch abun- vehicles without gasoline to run dance." them In (HJtliinng recominenda- It listed as the United non Eisenhower s.t.d it was es-! being charged for rental of 112 mil- aential that they accepted this Uon worth of machine tools year to the sutus of rural given Britain; stockpiling of an people ui greatest need, to aid 84 years supply oi linseed ot at a agricultural adjustment, provide U. S. in Germany; and con- more freedom, expand ol an anbase at Torrejoon, and, thereby, to help raise farm Spain.

js to a civilian fieid that family income. are hampered. The committee report was tha tasued by a Congressional in- wsiigat ve group this session and pointed to what may be in store when President Eisenhower's request for nearly four billion in soil Bank Changes if.w aid cornea Cou- 1. Change the 11.350.000.000 an- gress. nual soil bank program by a ban- Nodaway County term aorta a reserve and ening the longer-term conservation reserve.

He proposed 450 million for payments to tarmeis foi retiring unpluad any kind for long periods and putting It to grass, or other non-crop uses 2.. Legislation giv.ng the Stcre- of Agriculture discretion to increase acreage planting allotments for wheat, cotton- rice, tobacco and peani The protiosals would require legislative action some cases, Mknuuistrative decisions in and in still others. They included: nown pre- cent above ieveb i now pro vie i oy were in legal formulas. Such itu occur- would be made only if were potential tnurke ts for the largei i at output. They would oup.ed and pre- with lower price support potted in 3.

eliimnatuig a erf ere age allotiiK corn This would put corn on the samt othei feed gran Bond Sales Hit 117.8% of Quota Sales of bonds totaled $844,925 during 1857, or 117.6 per cent of the county goal, according to i Baumli, saving chairman for the county. But (lit f.n*1 gure 1188.014 up to 50 per below the total sales of 1956 when achieved 133.1 per cent nlv to Buchanan Countv vest Missouri, and were sec- County with respect goal achieved, Gen- cent of goal a whole made 92 5 cent of 1957 goal. The 1958 for the -'ate is 1146 600.000 9o counties exceeded quota 957 50 MPH Speed Limit For Busses Criticized Four Peace Officers Attend Bethany Meeting SS nan sec i NEA A 4-Q.