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VETERANS NOTE

ferent types that will 60 FHA, 0f.
Immediate possession on some; SONS
new. some prewar. Why not get In
touch with one of our salesmen.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd. ow. 5000.
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4O HOMES

II you wish to live near Suitland.
Andrews or Boiling Fields or Naval
Research Lab, phone us. We have
more than 40 homes In these de-
sirable areas. Some large. some
small as low as $500. as high as
$50. 900. AT $3.50 or AT. 0566.
THE GABLES co.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Large red brick Colonial. slate roof:
breezeway to Gear gar; lge screened
porch, 26-ft. ny. rm., center-hall
entr., powder rm.. den or bedrm ! st
floor; large flag tone patio off liv
rm., spacious 15X12 kit. best Of
equip: there are 4 bedrms. and 2
baths with double closets 2nd floor:
owner has reduced price $1,000,
for quick sale. GRAHAM Il CO.. 81.
Elll. eNes WI 1RI1
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA,
"Rosemont Section" the garden spot
of Alexandria; and only $4,000 cash
will purchase this modern home;
large studio living rm.. dining rm
and compl. kit: 2nd f. contains .
twin-sized bedrms and tiled bath:
ample closet space; large built-in
gar. and utility rm. This det. home
cannot be duplicated. Sale price.
$1l,15O and you assume a 49, loan
payable at S5S@S, incl. principal,
interest, taxes and insurance. To
inspect. call Mr.. Conlon. MA. 9141:
ewes. MI $500. with FREDERICK
W. BERENS SALES. INC. 1923. x
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4-BEDRM. CAPE COD
SILVER SPRING

6 bedrms., 3l2 baths. It's new. It's
spacious. It's in Woodside Park.
On S@x29s-ft. wooded level lot
This quality Cape Cod, with built-in
gar. and large size open porch. has
liv. rm., din. -rm. with picture win
dow, kit, 2 bedrms. and bath 1st
diversified closets end level. 1t is
not glorif1ed bungalow. See IT,
The unusual architectural interior
will amaze you. GRAHAM 81 CO.,
ST. 601O; ewes, WI. 2641.
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ALEXANDRIA

Open Sat. till dark. GI-civiliar
S1a,65O dream Overlooking beau
tiful Potomac and Belle Haven Coll
Course; attractive bungalow. consist
ing Of liy. rm., dinette. kitchen
tiled bath. . full bedrms. on 1st fl.
2 partially finished bedrms. on 2nc
f. Oil wa heat; Bendix washer
storm windows. All conven.: large
level lot; high elevation; mr.. shop.
ping center and A. B. e. w. bus
combination FHA-GI loan, witf
81 900 cash. low mo. pymts. Tc
Alex, ] mi. to Fairhaven entr,,
right on Fairhaven ave ! blk. &c
Rixey dr.. right on Rixey DIR. y blk
to Fort drive. right on Fort DIR. tc
No 30 and open sign.
John T. Beuchert Co.
1909 Duke ST., Alex. Va. 24-hr
nhnne snruice 0N sQSG
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Bethesda-Wyngate

Bethesda-Wyngate
Sl1.5OO; $500 down, S775O a mo
Prewar bungalow. top condition;
vacant, 2 bedrooms. living room, in
closed porch. modern combination
kitchen and dinette, with new SIT.
refrigerator, full tiled bath; base
ment. gas a-c.h.; Venetian blinds,
storm windows, lot 6Oxl4O; l blk.
transportation; 2 blks. from school.
Exclusive.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
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SUBURBAN SALE-MD. (cons.)

NEW BRICK RAMBLER-TYPE bum
salows, Including California cottages
With radiant heat and conventional
Colonial types with air-eonditionlng
heat; each with attractive wooded
plot Of more than an acre; 2 bed
rooms and bath, with expansion at
tics. Most desirably situated in
beautiful Springbrook Forest. ST.
$50 Terms. To reach: From
Georgia ave. in Silver Spring. drive
up Colesville roau to Woodmoor
shopping center, then left on Old
Bladensburg I'd Ia miles to Kemp
Mill rd.. bear right on Kemp
Mill I'd. ia miles to .Springbrook
Forest. For further Indignation or
appointment to inspect. phone GEO.
J. MOSS. Realtor, Shepherd $500.
BY OWNER at a sacrifice. Beautiful
Is room, 2k bath brick Colonial in
Woodside Park: gas heat, built-in
garage. Exceptionally well f1nanced
Must be seen to be appreciated. SH
1925, or ME. o705 for appt. No
BY oWNER@silver Spring. Four Cor
ners; broom BUNGALOW with unfin-
ished attic, full basement. rear
porch; fenced-in yard, driveway.
S11,500. No agents. sH. 63Ss.
$9,5OO; TAX. PARK-This is a real
bargain. well-arranged Sms. in
this attractive bunga.. excel cond.;
garage. many extras, RAFFELL
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VIRGINIA FOREST
WAVERLY HILLS

A lovely center-hall Colonial house,
containing large living room with
fireplace and entrance to rear
screened porch. dining room. equip
ped kitchen with ample space for
table and chairs and entrance to
large bedrooms and 2 baths; full
basement contains pine-paneled rec
reation room with fireplace, laundry
room. furnace room and bath. The
house and detached garage have
slate roofs: large lot fenced from
house to rear lot line by Anchor
fence. Priced at S24.950; reason
able terms can be arranged. To see,
call
GEO. H. RUCKER co.
Realtors, 1903 N Courthouse rd,
NY
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Brick bungalow on Dale DR., 5 lovely
&C. heat; stairway to expansion
attic: lot 6Oxl1O; convenient TO
eyerything: ~ immediate o possession;
enable down payment. Call till
pm. week days, Sun. IL to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1912 18th st. NV. D1. 1855. -l5
SILVER SPRING, $12,950
All brick home. 8 years old, with 3
bedrooms, nice lot, new oil burner.
HpasT sflVe2 Spring faiS under den $1,000 and you
ca call fkref Banks ma Murray rass 81 sfi4 III with with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
"Silver Spring Specials
o. Woodmoor. $13.950-A beautiful
brick bungalow on lge: level lot in
exclusive. Woodmoor. Huge ~ lst
trust. det. garage. Put this on your
"Yipe!!"
(2) Imasine-A 3-bedrm. brick home.
det., brick garage, 20.ft, lily. rm..
din rm o,d eaup npced st # fu s,ssno 5s% only
Silver Spring. It's vacant and
owner wants quick deal.
NorthWood Pk.-$11 $50
t3) Here is a 2-bedrm. frame bunga-
low; close to Woodmoor shopping
center. recently redec.. excel. terms.
"Woodmoor-$16,950"
az Lovely 3-bedrm. 2-bath brick
Cape Cod. Located in Woodmoor;
Close to public and parochial
schools. 40 financing available. =.
"WoodmOor Agency, Inc. "
sH. 5555. Realtors. SH. 1878, Till
8 PM 1--WE Blanket Woodmoorl ia
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"OPFN TO OFFER"

This new attractive rambler-type
brick bungalow must be sold. 1t is
exceptionally well located in one Of
Silver Springs best subdivisions
Features extra large rms. attached
garage; large level lot; real quality
home. veil designed and financed.
Be sure to see it TODAY. as first Tea-
sonable offer will be accepted. SH.
1O11, 8 to 9. .YOUNG-ORLOSKY
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Drastic price reduction on this brick
4-bedrm., 21a-bath home with lge,
liv.. rm,.. din. rm,.. den, powder rm,
and mod kit. on lst f.; lse. lot A
must act quickly.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 till p. m
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WOODMOOR

4 bedrms., baths, den. kit with
breakfast space. h.-w.h., owner
transferred. priced to sell, close to
shopping center
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY
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3-BEDRM. BUNGALOW

rm,, Kit. completely equipped, bsmt.
oil heat. Bendix and many other
extras: finest construction. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., WA. 6655,
i'm TIT 1T
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Your Dream House Bungalow
situated on lge. lot, Falls Church
area, close to transp. Masonry con-
struction, Liv. rm. with picture
window. din. rm.. equip. kit. .
bedrms. utility rm. City utilities.
S1O,150. with $4,000 down payment.
ARFhX REALTY. FA. 1850, TE
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E4E3 Minnesota ave sc. 10
BUNGALOW BARGAIN

Assume GI loan, small down pay
ment; new brick BUNGALOW 5 rooms,
basement, gas &C. heat. Defense
Heights. on Annapolis rd., near shop
ping center and buses. Reduced to
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CHEVERLY

HOME WITH INCOME
Live rent and tax free in this 3-apt
home: 3 gas stoves. 3 refrigerators,
3 pvt baths. newly decorated; AL
condition; new oil furnace: $14a50.
terms Mrs. Hawley, UN. 9300.; ewes,
UN. 3A37.
FAUSSETT-FRAZIER
sJ1D poito ovo uyottcv;IIe i A
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Mr. COUNTRY CUB

Charm, Dignity, Character
75U. Side hall entr.. gracious liv;
rm. with joining side screneed
porch, formal din. rm., beautifully
equip. kit. breakfast porch. u
bath bedrms. and 2 baths up
s1airs. Also " sun decks. Attchd.
lear gar. Full bsmt., rec. rm.
Maids rm. and bath. Slate roof.
Copper plumbing and all Of the
quality features you would expect.
Shown by appt. only.
Arlington Realty Co.
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27O4 LEE BLVD.

3 BEDRMS., 11a BATHS
S11,5Oc. Cute little old house tr
Alexandria" Detached. white clap
board and green shutters. brick
foundation. bsmt., no, front yard.
but so #. inclosed garden and brick
patio in rear; oil INV h., redecorated
and vacant. WHITTON & SCHREIN-
ER. .oV, 67l7, Alex. 1199; ewes.
TIE 4l6S -15
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SMALL CASH PAYMENT

3-bedrm brick, 1l2-story bunga
. liv. rm. with f1repl.. extra-lge kit
1oxl5); lot 10xl6a; priced at
Sl3,95o. but owner Will take less;
easy termS
ENZOR REALTY co.
CHI 1000. Realtors OK Ho34
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Free-YOur Bulletin

F'ree-YOur BuIIetln
Use our bulletin-You will save time
and make better buy Just phone
mail you will receive the bulletins.
They give not only full description
of each house on sale but also a
picture, worth a thousand words,
AS other houses are offered for sale
new bulletins are mailed 10 TOu.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-12-22

Mai. Gen. Bennett E. Meyers was
chewing ON his fingernails. He had
just been indicted by federal
grand jury for perjury at senate
committee hearing.
Donald E. Blodgett of Evanston,
Ill, was extending hearty vel
come to two visitors from Mt. Mix
laas. Belgium, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smet. They had shielded him from
Nazis when, as an AAF pilot, his
plane was shot down in 1874,
President Harry Truman was won
dering what he should do with a
brand new spaniel pup. One of his
friends in Missouri had sent it to
him. The dogs name was Feller.
1t. Glenn Davis CMr. Outside of
the West Point Blanchard-Davis
backfield combination) was sulking
in his tent. The army had refused
to permit him to resign so he could
play pro football
Henry Agard, Wallace was being
progressive. He announced that he
would run for president in 1948 on
a third party platform Of peace
and abundance for ALL"
Congressman Clare e. Hoffman of
Michigan was being difficult. He
set up barren Christmas tree out
side his office and placed sign on
"A al. y A. Ia. =.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Shah Of Iran Leaves U. S.;
Due in TeherIan Mondav
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-The
Shah of Iran ended month and
half visit to the United States
today with an expression of graf
itude to- the people for making
his stay enjoyable.
The Shah-Mohammed Reza
Pahlevi-left on chartered Royal
Dutch Airline plane scheduled to
reach Teheran Monday morning
Accompanying the 30-year -old
ruler were his sister, Princess
Fatimeh. 20, and an encourage
of 20 persons. They had 161 pieces
of luggage, including 16 large
trunks weighing 1900 pounds.
The Shah said he felt much bet
ter after four days under OBJ
servation by doctors who didn't
find anything seriously wrong with
me. but who said I must have an
other checkup in six months"
He said the doctors told him
he had been overworking during
the last 10 years. A wound in
f1icted in an assassination attempt
some time ago still bothers him
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Chevy Chase Woman Dies
After Fall al House Party

Mrs. Margaret Zinkler, 80, o1
1905 Leland street, Chevy Chase
Md, died this morning in Prince
Georges General Hospital as a re-
suit of head injuries suffered q
few hours earlier in a fall at a
party in a Mount Rainier home.
According to Prince Georges
County detectives, Mrs. Zinkler
fell about 2::30 o'clock as she arose
from a chair at the home OF
George Lutz, 1881 Buchanan
street.
They said she was taken to the
hospital about three hours later
when she complained of feeling Ill
DR.. John T. Maloney, deputy
county medical examiner, said he
would perform an autopsy today.
Mrs. Zinkler's husband, George
L. Zinkler. is maitre d'hotel at the
Congressional Country Club, Be-
thesda. The couple has three chill
dren.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Chinese Red Regime
Recognized by India
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW DELHI, Dec. 3d. India
today recognized the Chinese
Communist government and sale
diplomatic relations with Chang
Kai-shek's Nationalist regime
would cease Immediately.
Premier Jawaharlal Nehru's
government thus became the first
member of the British common
wealth-and the second country
outside Of Soviet orbit-to accept
Mao Tze-tung's Communist re-
gime as the legal government Of
the vast Asiatic nation.
India's next-door neighbor and
former sister in the British colo
nial empire, Burma. also has
recognized the Peiping govern
ment and turned her back on
Chang Kai-shek.
Great Britain and her domin-
ions are expected to take similar
action, probably after the confer
snce of commonwealth Foreign
Ministers which opens January 8
IN Colombo, Ceylon.
There was no explanation i'm
nediately forthcoming Of why
india preceded the other common
wealth countries in preclaiming
recognition.
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U. S. Envoy Presents
Credentials at Jokurtu
BY the Associoted Press

JAKARTA (Batavia), Dec. 3d.
Merle H. Cochran today presented
his credentials to President Soc
karno as the first American Am
bassador to the United States of
IndoneSia.
Mr. Cochran was the second
Ambassador to pay his formal Call
on the President of the new ma
ton. The first was Netherlands
High Commissioner Hans M.
Hirschfield, who presented his
credentials Wednesday.
India's Ambassador. DR.. Para
masiva Subharayan, is scheduled
to present his credentials later
today.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
By jeanne Rogers
Stor Sioff Correspondent

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Dec. 80
Harry Truman isn't giving as
much of himself to his home
town and its people as in the past
A man of whim and fancy, a
politician, the President visited
his home Christmas and his
actions bear out that since the
election ION his own," he's calling
the signals.
The President still remembers
faces, most names, and calls greet
ings but he doesn't appear at
planned gatherings of "old cron-
les" unless he gets the urge. Be-
fore. he went regardless. and
much to the CONSERVATION of the
Secret Service.
Take a recent scene in the In
dependence postoff1ce. It's
the annual party given by Edgar
Hinde, postmaster, in convivial
mood after the strain of holiday
mail problems has passed.
"Oh sure, Harry will be here, "
the rumor passed around. why,
he'll probably walk up" But the
President didn't show. He stayed
with his family in the Summer
White House.
Buddy Is Disappointed.
Postmaster "Hiney" scratched
his head. The party went on. but
Mr.. Tuman's World War I buddy
was disappointed. True. Mr.. Hinde
visited the President in his pent-
house suite in the Muehlebach
Hotel in Kansas City, but that
was different, that was to talk
about ALLEGATION of money for the
proposed new Independence post
Office.
Left at the post earlier that
same day were members of the
Truman Democratic Club in near
by Kansas city. They were giving
a reception in the downtown ho-
tel where the President was work.
ing.
Club president Tom Gavin,
Kansas City councilman, had no
comment when Mr.. Truman didn't
drop by. He and several repre-
sentatives went to the eleventh
floor and presented Mr.. Truman
with a gold clock.
The club was surprised. MIR.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Capital Moues to 'Potomnk';; !;
OtherF Features of SundayStar

did Philadelphia view the removal Of the Capital OF
United States the Federal City the banks OF the
"Potomak" January 1900? commemoration of the
National Capitals sesqucentenna The Sunday Star
next Sunday will publish stimulation of contemporary
description 1900 Washington. has been prepared by
Chris Mathisen The Star after weeks of research
Who remembers Pennsylvania in 1900? The Stars
Pictorial Magazine publishes fupage in color OF
the Presidents from 1900 photograph The
entire of the magazine is devoted to pictorial coveage
of Washington during the half century
For The Sunday Star editorial feature section Robert
Lincoln OBren the Districts most distinguished
citizens written unusually interesting review
of so years of living Capital Maj Gen. u S. Grant
III chairman OF the Park and Planning Commission
tells 50year progress in building the Capital City
Robert Walsh of The Star staff writes comprehensive
digest personalities events in the from the
Victorian to the atomic age
Another Sunday Star feature is The Stars annual business
and financial review.
Read interesting Of The Sunday Star Phone
Sterling 5000 for home delivery.
Evening star., 1949-12-30

terrain particularly adaptable for
achine-gunnery and small-bomh
attacks. But bombing for destruc-
ton did not work out so well and
we ended the war with much to be
desired in the way of accuracy OF
bombs dropped and quantity to be
carried. Aviation was slowly be-
coming an integral part OF the war
machine. It was here to stay.
One phase of aerial operations
was talked of but the project was
never carried out: Airborne divi-
sions to be dropped in the rear OF
the German Army. Gen. Mitchell
with his usual far -sighted edness: took
up such project with Gen. PERISH
ing in 1918, but it remained mere
ly an idea, for the armistice, in
1918. stopped all further combat
Evening star., 1949-12-30
BY Thomas R. Henry
Stor Stc4 Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-America
is on the way to the completely
artificial man" through thwart-
ing natures laws of death.
This dire warning was sounded
before geneticists of the American
Association for the Advancement
of Science here today by DR.. Her.
man j. Mueller Of the University
of Indiana, Nobel prize winner
and the first man to change in
the laboratory the hereditary pat
tern or any organism.
There are. DR.. Mueller said
Evening star., 1949-12-30
5000 GET Raises
Here Under New
u. 5. Pay Ruling
Longevity Regulation
Will Give $60-$125
Yearly Increases

The Civil Service Commission
today issued the regulations on
longevity pay increases which will
mean $50 to $125 a year salary
boosts for about 5000 Govern
ment workers here.
The pay increases were author
lied by Congress and signed into
law by the President as part of
the new Federal Pay Reclassifica-
ton Act several months ago.
Technical complications pre-
vented the commission from issu-
ing the regulations regarding these
longevity pay increases until to-
day. The increases are retroactive
to last October 25.
Those eligible for longevity in
creases must have been in their
particular pay grade for at least
10 years and in the top rung of
the particular grade for at least
three years.
These employees are entitled to
a longevity increase for every
three years they have spent at
the top of their grade, with a
maximum of three longevity in
creases allowed.
Employees of the lower grades
will get a $50 a year pay raise
with the amount reaching $125
for those in the GS 10 grade.
Thus, an employe eventually may
get a maximum salary increase
of 1915 over a period of years.
The longevity increases covers
only employees in the first 10 GS
Government Services) grades.
Civil Service officials estimate
that over a period of years about
10000 Government employees will
become eligible for these longevity
benefits.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Fire Destroys Equipment
AT Hopkins Laboratory

Fire early today destroyed test
ing equipment in a one-room frame
shed at the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity Applied Physics Laboratory.
1921 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
Laboratory officials said they
had no estimate Of damage. but
emphasized the blaze would NIT
hamper their work. The shed was
in a courtyard.
Silver Spring f1remen attributed
the fire to an overheated gas
heater. No one was In the shed at
the time, they said.
Also responding we're the Ia
koma Park Volunteer Fire Depart
ment and the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Rescue Squad.
Evening star., 1949-12-30

operations. It is very doubtful
whether or not Gen. Mitchell
could have carried out his idea OF
an aerial army in 1918. The planes
and other equipment were not
available.
From the above. it can be seen
that although when the war
started the senior officers hadn't
the fsintest idea or conception Of
how to use this new weapon which
had been developed, by the end Of
the war, due to experience with
the airplane and the enthusiasm
of the air leaders, the operations
of the air arm fell into place very
naturally with the other combat
Continued on Page A.14. Col. ID
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and two destroyers have been dis
patched to strengthen the Seventh
Task Fleet based in the Philip
pines.
Announcement of this shift in
naval power late yesterday fol-
lowed session between President
Truman and his top military and
diplomatic strategists. Members
of the National Security Council
wouldn't say what went on, but 1t
is known that planers have pre-
pared a blueprint on Asiatic
policy for Mr.. Truman's approval
At the same time, the State De-
partmentA broadcast to United
States shipping lines warning
from the Nationalist government
of China that the approaches t.
Shanghai, the Chinese Commu-
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"a very good lighting chance" that
Congress will approve a cut in
excise taxes at the session start
ing next Tuesday. Those are the
levies on such items as telephone
bills, electric light bulbs, furs,
jewelry and transportation tickets.
Senator Millikin is chairman OF
the conference of all Republican
Senators. He also is the senior
Republican member of the tax
writing Senate Finance Commit
tee. In 1948 he steered through
the Senate the $4,000. 1000. 900 in
come tax reduction which Con-
gress passed over Mr.. Truman's S
veto.
The President has blamed that
tax cut for most of the Federal
deficit, which administration Off
cials estimate will amount to about
$500, 100000 for the fiscal year
ending next June 80. And Mr..
Truman has said he knows of no
way to wipe out the deficit without
raising taxes.
Truman Might Ask Some Cuts.
There have been important in
dications, however, that the presi-
dental messages being prepared
for Congress might call for a cut
in taxes as we'll as for increasing
some other taxes. -
President Truman spent two
hours and 20 minutes with his
cabinet this morning going over
details of the message Congress
will get next week, but members
leaving the conference would not
talk about any details.
Asked How do you like the new
tax program?" Treasury Secretary
Snyder responded. II haven't seen
the new tax program" -.
80 there is new tax pro-
gram? a reporter pressed.
II am not saying thing Mr..
Snyder responded. adding the
President would make his own an
nouncement.
Senator Millikin recalled that
Congress did nothing at the last
session about Mr.. Truman's re-
quest Qater withdrawn for a
81, ,000, 100000 hike in taxes.
Expects Similar Situation.
II don't think there is the
slightest chance for any kind Of
tax increase next year, either"
Senator Millikin added.
But he said he found roofing
tooting" sentiment in Colorado for
a Slash in excise levies.
They ought to be cut back to
at least the 1942 level and there
may well be an. even greater re-
the Senator said.