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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10
GLACIER REPORTER, BROWNING COUNTY
New Congress viii Have Full
Schedule Of important Bills

ditional role was appreciated and
hailed in the capitals of the free
world.
From London and Paris signs
Of relief were clearly visible
Thoroughly repudiated in the
area because of their attack on
Egypt. in the eyes Of many Arabs.
Britain and France have been
left in the position of a spectator.
in a sense. watching a grapple
develop between the Communists
in Moscow and a timid U. S.
The Presidents new policy
sheds some of the recent hest.
fancy on the part Of Washington
and gets the U. S. into the fight.
at least. for better or worse. The
policy will cost the U. S. tax.
payer something. though - APP.
proXimately 400 million dollars.
At the present time it looks as
if Congress will approve such an
emergency aid program.
The Presidents annual foreign
aid program for fiscal 1858 is
reported TO be ~ billion dollars
and there is speculation that this
amount will be whacked by the
House and Senate. But the 81
billion program to head off Com.
runism in the Middle East ap.
pears safe.
One Of the interesting aspects
Of the new aid program is how it
can check the drift in Cairo.
ready heavily indebted to Mos.
COW. for arms. for moral support
and for some financial assistance.
This assistance has made Cairo
somewhat dependent on the
Kremlin. and most of Egypt's
cotton is already mortgaged. with
Moscow holding the note.
L. S. aid is sure to make i'm.
pressive gains in some of the
countries but there is a question
if it can check the drift in Cairo
If Nasser is attempting to play
the same game Tito and Nehru
are playing. it might keep Egypt
neutral. But if he is already
tied up with Moscow so tightly
he can't wiggle loose. then the
aid program could be TOO late.
The key to recovery for the
Egyptian economy may be the
building Of the big ASwan Dam
and reopening of the Suez Canal.
Both will take some time - the
dam years and the rcopcning of
canal months. In the meantime.
someone will have 20 keep Mas.
ser on his feet. Britain and
France are surprised Egypt has
no; already collapsed. Tie Com.
munists should have s.,ored up
the Cairo economy more than the
western powers suspect.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10
NANPOWER GIVES WAY TO ATOMIC POWER

The Army preparing reduce the is divisions,
making them highly adaptable 70. atomic warfare The Armys
modernzed division will be made 0: penom units five Of
them division.
The word "peniom!c combination o! the Greek "pena
meaning element which indicate rather
clearly that the divisions will be adapted ne~iype atomic
warfare.
Since the program would reduce infantry division
BY some 5000 saving seemingly effected
though the actual !repo"er and hitting Of the
divisions will be far greater than the old division
Armored divisions would apparently about the
today although slight reduction Is envsoned
The veuni divisions would be highly flexible and indicative
Of Of atomic that the decided
five semindependen. units division rather than
use the conventional three regiments
Because the United States maintains relatively small army
In comparison TO It's potential adverssres forces Is vital
tha u s. Army strength be completely modern highly mobile
and trained In the es, kind Of warfare Therefore, think
dissemination of the Army Of first importance 10 the
country which should be carried out with all possible speed
Considering the fact that maintain only nineteen divisions
whereas the Russians field probably It's divisions the obvious
sseessi for u division be highly potent mobile and
V6ely dispefSed characteristics which the divisions will
GgAibk
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10
Years OF Doubt Ahead
iks's New Big Stick
Hailed in World cspitsls-
Effect On Nasssr-

WASHINGTON - Jan. 10 -
With the new Congress Just
getting under way and the Presi.
dents requests not yet received
in detail on Capitol Hill. the
Washington scene is still one Of
expectation. question and specu.
lation. II seems certain that the
year 1857 will be a year of un.
knowns - for the first months
anyhow.
The business picture is one of
doubt There are those who see
a better year in 1857 than in
1886. and among these people are
the top governmental advisers
and economists. But there are
those who See larger gross and
about the same. or little less.
profit as III 1886
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra
Benson has predicted tina, this
year would be better one for
the farmer. He says exports
will Sc, record. prices will go
up and SURPRISES down |! he is
correct. j! might swing the econo.
my'S move in the direction the
Administrations leaders are pre-.
dieting - for the farm squeeze
has been the mos, moderated
cause o: the 1886 showdown.
In the field 0: foreign affairs
the Eisenhower Administration is
al least using a Big Stick OF the
type Teddy Roosevelt. used a, the
turn OF the century The presi.
dent is ready 20 assume the lead.
ersh!p and the responsibility
tina: goes with il OF the free
world in the Middle East. This
may one day bring abou; a crisis
in our foreign relations concern.
ed with the serious question Of
using / 5 soldiers in the Middle
East:
Yet it was either this or aband.
on the o!l.-!ch Near East 10 the
Communists. who were and are
eager 70 make conques;s in this
par: o: the world. The prcsi.
dents action as often a Chief
Executives action must came
after national opinion had crys.
talized in favor Of an aggressive
western program in this region.
II is major departure from
United States foreign policy prin.
cipies Of recent years and a
shatterirg contrast 10 the one.
time isolationis: tendencies Of
the Republican Party And the
fac; tina; this country was max.
ing a major departure in its ira.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10

OF your old home. If the new
home costs as much as you re.
ccived for your old one with al.
lowarces for certain "fixing.up"
expenses. you are not taxed on
the gain. If your new home costs
less. the gain is taxable to the
extent Of the differences. In any
event. you are required to sub
mi; information concerning any
sale Of your home at a profit,
whether or not the gain Is tax.
able
When you buy q home you gen.
orally agree with the previous
owner on a schedule of adjust.
men;s for taxes. insurance. water
rates and similar items. How.
ever. you and the previous owner
can deduct this real estate tax In
proportion TO the number Of days
Of the property tax year that
each Of you held the property
whether or not you have agreed
10 apporiion the tax. You are
considered to have paid your
share Of the tax when you bought
the home. This applies to any
real estate you may have pur.
chased during 1855.
osdvetibls Auto Gxpsnsss
From the time you buy an
automobile you begin to have
other expenses which are deduc.
;ible on your federal income tax
return. Any state or local sales
tax paid on the car purchase Is
deductible. So Is the cost Of
your license plates. state inspec.
ton fees and interest on an auto
loan.
A common deduction In many
taxpayers returns Is for state
gasoline tax. II Is best to keep
record Of your gasoline pur.
chases during the year. but II
you don't have such . record you
can still make q reasonable esti.
mate.
II you had . collision. you may
be able TO deduct for the dam.
age TO your own car not covered
BY insurance. Although driving
may have been faulty. you are
entitled TO the deduction II the
accident was not due to your
negligence.
Such . loss. or loss from fire,
theft or other accidents 10 deter.
mined in the manner described
above In connection with damage
TO . house.
The instruction book which
comes with your tax forms gives
further information.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10
Hunting Areas Closed
bv Game Commission

The Montana Fish and Game
commission this week ordered
that the following described
areas in Deer Lodge and Granite
counties will close to hunting of
either sex elk and all deer at
800 p. m. January 6.
The area. which Is more par.
ticularly described below, will re-
main open. however, to branch
antlered bull elk hunting until
further notice.
Area &C on current hunter
map: that portion of Deer Lodge
county lying west of the Storm
Lake trail and road from Mt.
Tiny and west Of Highway lOA
and that portion of Granite coun.
ty lying south Of the following
line: beginning at Dome.Shaped
Mountain. thence down Shively
Gulch. up Rock Creek to High.
way "a. east on said highway to
Highway lOA. thence north to
Philipsburg. thence up Fred Burr
Creek to the divide and to Race.
track Lake. thence down Red
Lion Road to Highway lOA.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10

Your home and your car may
be the source o: deductions ,%1t
will lower your fedora! income
tax. I, is impor.an; to check all
possible deductions because Of
the savings involved II you are
in the loves, bracket - 20 per
cen, - each SIS you can find in
deductions may mean dollar in
your pocket. For persons with
higher incomes the possible saw.
ings are even greater.
The inieres: on a mortgage is
deduciible on your federal tax
returns. In most cases. pay.
menis 10 bank include both
interest and principal: as the
mortgage Is reduced the inieres!
Is less and larger portion Is ap.
piled 20 the principal Only the
interest Is deduciiblc IN the case
Of your residence
Real Estate rsxss
Sometimes the monthly pay.
ment also includes an additional
amount which the bank holds for
the payment o! taxes. insurance.
etc. In this case the bank Is
acting as your agent IN paying
tax on your property. Rea! es.
tate taxes paid BY the bank for
you are deduc,ible as II you had
paid them directly.
II your home had been dam.
aged by fire. storm or flood. your
loss not covered by insurance Is
deduciible. The amount Of the
loss Is calculated by comparing
the fair marke; value Q! the prop.
ery JUS, before and jus. after
the casually This loss. or the
cost Of the property. whichever
Is lower. Is reduced by any In.
surance recovery 70 determine
the loss for tax purposes.
When large amounts are In.
volved II may be wise 10 have
On expert appraisal made i'm.
mediately after the casualty.
Whom vev Sell . Homo
You are not allowed 20 deduct
any loss you may suffer on the
sale OF your personal residence.
However. you may be required
to pay tax on o gain resulting
from selling the house at q profit.
II. however. you buy and &c.
cupy another home within one
year. before or after. the gainful
sale Of your former home. you
are not taxed on the gain at the
time OF the sale. Alternativciy.
you can start construction OF .
home within . year. and occupy
Il within 10 months after the sale
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10
INCOME TAX - Rash, But NECESSARY

Agitation has recently for elimination of the Federal
income There those believe tina: bad that
induces dishonesty and
al! sorts Of ills
We agree with these attacks but believe
Congressman Wilbur Mills chairman Of House
studying the income has made fairly clear that the income
will have books while until
the United States does require anything like
operate
Mills reporters questions recently revealed that
the repealed
about its legality exempns food and medicine
fifty would have be levied bring the
s. billion dollars the Government realizes
II food and medicine be exempt thir.y!hree
everything bought could be levied and the bill paid
That IS buying for sa0o you would
$4,000 you buying 70. $1,000 would
pay 5000 for the automobile.
One that The raising the funds replace
income monies would heavy criticism So would
every proposal Therefore
solution make the income ! possible Right
the ta. and certain allowed !oophoes
through which they annually milk the for sevesa!
billion dollars and which !oophoes also the
the respect Of many iaxpayng citizens
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10
WELL CHILD CONFERENCES

Well Child Conferences will be
held in this area at the follow.
ing places:
Browning Hospital, January Is.
with hours from 9 a. m. to 1870.
Babb. January II at the public
school with hours from 1890
q. m. to noon.
Heart Butte public school on
January "a from 1890 to noon.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10
UNJUST CENSORSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES

Although agree with everything he might does
has done Elmer Rice recently hi, the nail the head
speaking before group Of British writer's in London.
Rice told the opening session Poets Editors Sovess
Club that groups United States real
and serious We agree with that large
United and certain blocs minor
tiles have succeeded blocking Of the and
dissemination media uncomplimenary references reports
even though they be and accurate stories
This reflection Of conditions and
the United States ridiculous majority
Nevertheless this country reached the where
prove that the majority pejudced. the majority sub
nit all OF determinations from mnorities.
As long this type Of censorship exists and long has
tendency the United States the danger
will should be able all
al all who make The
with the industry and other
by pressure groups
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10
Editorial Comment
PRESIDENT LAYS PLANS BEFORE CONGRESS

Eisenhower who has been working hard major
deliver three
The January when the President will de-
annual Presidential Saeo,heC MON speech to joint
Of Congress
outline OF the budget for fiscal 1883 (Which
includes twelve months July 1857 through June OF 1883
person vii! be Congress in the
latter OF January
Shortly aterward :he third speech economic report
Congress will also Capitol Hill These major
speeches do include the Presidents short address
his second which will
January Address expected last
about twenty minutes
The newsca;chs speech OF the three mentioned vii!
probably Presidents S,a:e-ofne-u Union address partly
delivers and partly because
will general outline Presidential
the Congress
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10
TAX FACTS No. 3---
How TO Save Tax Dollars

This Of ted"'s filing
Revenue Service
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-10


Your home and your d; your old home II the
o! deductions
will lower fedora! income ceived for old with al
important check all owances fxinsup
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24
Public Servants as DriUers

A car with Montgomery County motorcycle officer
in hot pursuit. swooShed around the other day while we
were driving through Rock Creek Park Kensngton
red light in Kensngton stopped the duo The officer looked
into the and with a big smile said, "Good morning
Judge"
On leaving Motel Washngtonan the other night we
drove south toward Rockville U. s. Route 24O-we
were in hurry used the left high speed ane-and kept
within the speed limit We Travelled few thousand feet when
we had to come to almost complete STOP belonging to
the County Department of Police Protection was in the
same lane going about Is miles per hour necessary
pull into the right lane to passa dangerous procedure ac
cordng to Superintendent of County Police Col James Nc
Auiffe see his comments the proposed rightpass bill
on page AS of this ssue)
Last night Board of Education panel truck forced it's
way into Montgomery Avenue traffic at Park Street-we
forced because it edged in inch at time when the
light on Alternate Route U. S. 24O against such ma
neuver.
There was the school bus that turned onto Montgomery
Avenue, from the Rockville bypass through red light
the light went red before the turn was started
We wonder the Department of Police Protection hadn't
better polish off the protection part of it's title that
will be protected from the careless county servant drivers
of the type we indicate.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

sale of capital or business assets
frequently results in substantial
tax savings. Also there are GER
tain losses from casualty or theft
which should not be claimed on
Schedule F. These items are dis
cussed in Chapter II of the Farm
ers' Tax Guide.
Income from rents, interest and
dividends, and wages received by
an employee should be reported
in their proper place on Form
lO4O individual return) and not
on Schedule F. This is necessary
in order to exclude them from
your self-employment income
from farming.
If you received any payments.
from the government which rep
resented cost.sharing for carrying
out specified practices, you are
required to report such amounts
as income on Schedule F, whether
received in cash or materials.
These cost-sharing payments are
made by your county Agriculture
al Stablization and Conservation
Committee under the Agriculture
al Conservation Program.
Although these payments must
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

ule F is that substantial tax saw
ings may be realized by reporting
on Schedule D, instead of Sched-
ule F, certain types of income
from the sale of capital or busi-
ness assets such as diary COWS,
breeding animals, machinery,
equipment, standing timber, or
other assets used in your farm
business. BY reporting these
items on Schedule D, only one
half of the net gain (selling price
minus uncovered cost is in
cluded in taxable income and all
of the net loss may be fully de-
ductible.
In this case, the breeding and
dairy animals would have to be
held by you for more than II
months and the other business
and capital assets would have to
be held for more than 6 months.
The proper method of reporting
gains or losses from the sale or
exchange of items mentioned
above is explained in Chapters 10
and IL of the Farmers Tax
Guide, and an example of how to
fill out Schedule D is shown on
pages 81 and 55. Proper report
ing Of gains and losses from tn,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24
Looking, Back or FOrpdrd

The Mayor and Council Of Rockville have been making
To city the size of Rockville takes many
hours
Even though running Rockville is part time job the
Mayor and Council have put in the necessary hours to do it
We concerned however, that the Mayor and Council
show signs of using of this limited time in looking
backward rather than aheadn fact in instance they
want to look back almost 10 years-to 1948
The Mayor and Council contemplate that "a reputable
firm be employed to make independent investigation of
all the many kinds of paving done in Rockville since 1948
Vigan Councilman Turner started the ball rolling when
an unnamed citizen called the councimans attention to the
fact that certain backop paving thcnesses did not
up to specifications.
We hold brief good or bad for previous mayors and
councils but it to that little good be done by
the present Mayor and Council in spending money to rattle
old bones
An informal investigation would indicate the state of
affairs and they found to be bad then the city would
benefit by tightening specifications and contracts and by
spending extra money rigorous inspectons-that
would be still be looking forward
In fact we wonder just how much additional inspection
on new jobs the dollars the mayor and council contemplate
spending to rattle the bones of old jobs would buy We
think it might be considerable
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

New York Philharmonic-Sym-
phony, playing the Schumann
Concerto under Charles Munich,
Nicole Henriot has appeared in
recital and with major orchestras
in this country, Cuba, Canada,
and South America. Everywhere
the charming girl has been hailed
as a great pianist.
She has already played three
seasons with the Boston Sym
phony and the Houston Sym
phony; two with the Montreal
Symphony. During 1852, she
again toured the United States
and Canada, and was soloist with
orchestras including the New
York Philharmonic Symphony,
the Chicago Symphony, San Fran
cisco Symphony, San Antonio
Symphony, and Springfield, Mo.
Symphony.
She also played with the St.
Louis Symphony in a special tele.
cast for United Nations Human
Rights Day. In the summer of
1852, she made her first appear.
ance with the Telephone Hour,
and played at the Berkshire Fes-
tival. She made a flying trip to
do it, having toured in Egypt
(where she has two brothers)
Morocco, Scandinavia, Holland,
and Belgium.
Later her brothers joined her in
the South of France for vacation.
She arrived again in the United
States in November, in time for
her birthday, November %.
In the spring of 1851, when
President Vincent Auriol of
France paid an official visit to
this country, he attended a con-
cert in Washington at which
Nicole Henriot was soloist. The
Washington Star gave it front
page space, reporting: THE Pres
ident of France and the President
of the United States went out to
a concert together last night, and
both got a big hand from the
crowd.
But it was a blonde who really
stole the show. Her name is
Nicole Henriot, and she played a
piano concerto SO well that she
not only won the plaudits of Pres
ident Truman and President
Auriol, but was forced to repeat
the last part. That hasn't hap
pened at a concert here in years"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

stream valley park lands in near
by Maryland; (2) Mission &C.,
the National Parks program for
road and park facility improve
ments; 80 completion of the
Washington Regional Mass Trans
portation Survey in 1858.
Funds were also requested for
completion of the Atomic Energy
Commission buildings at German
town and for. the new Bureau of
Standards to be built near Cath
ersburg. Also included in the bud
get are funds for school construc-
ton in federally impacted areas.
l shall again be serving as a
member of the House Judiciary
and the District committees.
have been assigned to a special
Judiciary subcommittee on Ad-
ministrative Procedure.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

other property lin some cases
rental income from farming re-
ceived in crop shares or cash may
qualify as self-employment in
come and may be reported on
Schedule F providing the land.
lord participates materially in the
production or management of the
farming operations).
60 Wages received as an EN-.
ployee.
(6) Income from interest or
dividends on shares of stock.
The list is not complete, and
other incomes are mentioned on
page 39 of the Farmers Tax
Guide.
There are two important rea.
sons for not reporting these types
of income on Schedule F. One
reason is that they are not self.
employment income to the farm.
er and are not covered by Social
Security. If any of the above are
reported on Schedule F, your self
employment income will be in.
correct and result in paying the
wrong amount of Social Security
tax.
The other reasons for not re.
porting these incomes on Sched-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-01-24

study of gasoline prices, 1 have
just introduced or co-sponsored
measures which would:
Provide for the appointment of
an additional District Judge for
Maryland;
Grant the consent of Congress
to the Potomac Electric Power
Company for the construction of
a dam on the Potomac River;
Set up a scientific study and
research program for the purpose
of developing more industrial
uses for agricultural products;
Extend the life of the District
of Columbia Auditorium Commits
sion;
Increase annuities payable to
certain annuitants from the Civil
Service Retirement and Disability
Fund, and
Provide for the enlargement of
the Antietam National Cemetery.