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The Arizona post., 1958-11-14

newly arrived immigrants;
maintaining nursing mothers
homes; conducting courses in
language and adjustment for
immigrants and also provid-
ing perSonalized social serv-
ices to newcomers to Israel;
and participating in the youth
Aliyah program.
Pioneer Women also parti-
cipate in many local charities
including the Combined Jew
ish Appeal, Israel Bond Cam
paign and the Jewish Ma
tional Fund.
The Cabaret Night will
feature dancing to the music
of Irving CoretZ and his or
chestra and an All-Star show
The Arizona post., 1958-11-14

IN. stone ana speedway inter-
section. Regular banking
hours will begin Monday.
ROBERT Nj. JAAP, vice
president of First National.
is manager of the Tucson Of
flee and Robert M. Anderson,
assistant vice president, will
serve as assistant manager.
Jaap is married to the for
mer Inez w. Petty and is the
father of two daughters, Les
lie, II years old; Caroline, 10
years old. The Jaap family
lives at 253 E. Ocotillo Vista.
Anderson, and his wife, the
former Ethel Bee Hutchison,
reside at 6951 Kenyon Drive.
Both men have extensive
The Arizona post., 1958-11-14

backgrounds in banking. Jaap
has been associated with
First National for eight years
and Anderson joined the 81
year-old banking organization
in 1855.
ALSO SERVING in execu-
tive capacities in the Tucson
office will be VIM. E. Page,
assistant cashier of First Ma
tional and Instalment Loan
Officer of the Tucson office;
James N. Shedd, First Ma
tional assistant cashier and
Real Estate Officer for the
Tucson office, and John Haz-
eltine, First National assist
ant cashier and Operations
The Arizona post., 1958-11-14

Officer for the Tucson loca-
ton.
Sherman HaZeltine, a ma
tive AriZonan and one of the
Vests beSt-knoWn banking
executives, is chairman of the
board and chief executive of
ficer of First National Bank
of Arizona
The Arizona post., 1958-11-14
Pioneer Women Schedule
Coboret Night For Dec. 7

The Tucson chapters of Pioneer Women worldwide
LABOR zionist organization which sponsors many vital well
1are projects will stage its Cabaret Night Sunday
Dec at $50 pm in the ballroom of the Pioneer Hotel
The Cabaret Night is the main Embarrassing program
The Arizona post., 1958-11-14
Open House Scheduled
AT First National B0nk

Gifts refreshments and guided Tucsonans
saturday afternoon when First National Bank of Arizona
celebrates the opening of first Tucson office
The open house will be held from 2 to 6 pm at the
banks new building located southwest side of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

lsIFAN AHA, lo.Acnk rAnA-
pnk o. historic -, g p ls's ns,l Hg '
thsfmlna t,Ssdroem brick Co
ionlaI, nrslled N the cool shade
AZ many t6esrinr trees WondeT.
III prlgafl and aeclualon, and
vet only 10 miles from Chain
hrIdne' what younaSter Wonldn'l
love 10 spend these Ions, hot
aummef days enjoying the d..
llahifuI forest o. nHhine and
Simmlns u bIlneuii Rnni Priced
al 9iA,0n0. viii canaideF $500
down with balance 10 one trust
.shiififs' NC kssi,s'i' a.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WARRHO USE WITH RETAIL
rsisS .sy issdiSss dS Sis S SiSE
ins, $4,000 "a. II. 30. Capitol 81.
Reas. rental. co. 6-0020.
sn0WRo0M. once. shop, Iosdins
docks; modern; 1900 "a. H.: cor.
900 l. 81. ne, Ma. e-720b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

GABLED COTIAGEi IN elde Pair
try style kitchen viii, breakfast
bar. 2 bedrms. and bath on LIST
moor Plus 32-ft. studio I'm. on
end floor. Rec. rm, IN full base
n1ent. Big detached carport
Beautiful N;aeIs garden sp o.
trees. sale price, Si3,bO0 with
only $3.50 cash required on FHA
terms. cROWELL 4 Co. INC,
Realtors Fairfax once. 800 Lee
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BOATS

.e-FT. Trojan RUNABOUT, ma:
hOsa nIn0 interior stserinE ,,n wheel
tor WITH hSj remct. eontPols. 1 ssctT G
starter, fore-and-aft rigeed for
skiing: S62b. Call JE. 2-6943.
weekdays after 6: week end. any
time.
I2-FT. ALUM. BOAT with 12-h.p.
NV. s-s2e4 after q.
ron TROLLING or stiil ASKING;
eompl. for 4 people; l6x6h; 4.
h.p. Wisconsin mtr.: seaWorthy:
sos. RE. 7-7b0O, Ext. 0142s
Mr.. MIDDLETON.
l2-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT RUNABOUT
s aaS e sond $50 lnI HP' 7.s Sss9Gs
Cali any time.
2I-FT. CHRTs-CRAFT inboard
cabin cruiser: Bean's Boat Yard,
s s:sa 81 k ssTsn 81 e.S s1.sssss ne
WANTED, boat trailer, in seed
boat. 81. s-20sO. RAJ 6-227i.
1857 OWNS TLAosIIlr, 27.M:.
twin 100-hp. Hercules, fully
equipped, 90 hrs. on engtnet
$4,000 hrm. liberal tsrms % re-
sRen,sI l1slseRRa rty. FRED WILSON,
SI-FT. CHRIS CkATT CkUieEE-
60-h.p. Chris Craft engine, fully
equipped. MARINE sPoRTB. 10.
ia-FT OWNS SFEEDB0Hf vifk
pb.h.p. Chris Graft. Just com
pletely oyeThauled and varnilhed,
with cover. $1,000, Call Thurs.
o. gsE disssSss soboMoEs 4se4 or
Will TRADE 1875 ~. brand neW
motor and trailer or sell. 10. A.
61b2 after O.
GAFF RIG AUX, sL00P'
new Palmer 22 hip. 3 foam rub.
per esrth ...l EIeerslas.cov: .r hEil
cation. annapolis: ~. 1881
1877. REvRL CRAFT-outboard
dag cruiser, equipped. like new.
40 h.p. motor with elee. atafter
and generator. EN-. 5000. ext;
s ~. s q en-. y an ma. S-SosO
s6-FT. OTTO MOORE racing sloop.
under $4,000. New daeron sails.
Many extras. cruislng eapabllity.
%, mootcE;, sR. COCKPIT. Prone
y am. and 5 pm. weekdays.
h.p'' JOHNSON motor: I fully ssesSuiiD;psd:;
with trailer. RE. b-72b7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
MnInRnYelEs

CUsmMAN, built 1855; new paint
and overhaul, best loffer. . very
good buy. or. 3-0301.
1905 NORTON TWIN, 900 Gu. eni.
displ. Good condition, low mile
age, $500. Call ~. $500.
WILL TRADE 1887 IA Gu. n. Norgs
motorcycles, Harley Davidson pref.
GA. 4-S367, after $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
MONEY TO LoAM

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks IN
is minutes whether it's paid for
or not. HRRsON's. sth and D
NV. DE 2-4700
MORTGAGE LOANS = S6. 600.
$3.50 000-oroup your debts. lower
your pymts., refnance your prop
and improvement. Quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate,
farms, etc. only In the state Of
MARYLAND Cali Mr. ROBKRTs.
Baltic. Nd, day or night, Suns
and HOLIDAYS. At Saratoga 7-4O47
RAIsg CASE BY refinafcine YOUR
home Licensed eonsultant. NO
7-5657. IA 2-b2e0 feves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

FARMS

q. =: a':..:I I'I. w. w. i: ::':.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
IMMEDIATE ACTION

We need several investment urop-
$4,000 to s5s0.oo0. Our clients
will arrange their own financing
or assume exixtins MORTGAGES and
pay all cash above; immediate
action for good clean properties.
See Jimmy Dixon personally. OF
LANES L. DIXON a Co. ST.
$1,000, Realtors. Please BE- pres
pared to furnish comDlets inior-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
COMMERCIAL GROUND

SEVEN CORNERS, FAIRFAx. VA.
APPROX. 10000 50. r.. zoned
CO: 27O-ft. main road frontage:
lease or sale: excellent terms.
CAL vittori. DOROTHY X, WIN
STON Il Co. eos 18th 81. NV.
til y pm. ST. 3-0550.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

BELLEVUE FOREST,
best for space and
setting, for location,
transportation and
schools. II you are
seeking one-floor liv-
ing In an exceptional
home, make this q
must. True center-en-
trance hall. 3 bed
rms den, screened
porch, huge rec. rui.
with full daylight
windows; formal din
ing rm., beautiful Nv
ms rrn.. fully equip.
kitchen. Lovely tree
shaded lot and gear
garage. ROUTH ROB
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, Alexandria,
Kt. $4,000: Airing
ton, Otis $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

OFFIcEs STUDIOS Ter RIHT

AyATLABLR suite Of ofaees. m
Brentwood vllIarg ahonDln9 cen-
Ger $50 includes uliIillel. may
BE- seen AZ anI time Oh 2-s2pO.
AfR-c0ND.s newly turn, uail-to-
wall cafpetnd. suite, 70 share with
leNyer. N nearby downtoun area
AIR coND. PnIvATE OEriCE and
other space, In offlces Of certified
public accountanf. located on
nIaa '. ~. i..sosss, c'''a'' CIV
AIR -CONnlTfONED f-room suite,
utilities. co, h-OfcO.
SMALL oFFICE. located In indus-
trial part Of oeorgetowni IDEAL for
factory repreaentatiye or ANAL
ssss'a.s, go an. Ss n * ;. cs s::r
Mkt TO CONN. AVE-. i7i0 N a..
.n,.w.~oeO 50 ~ IN aiI.eondl-
M fSggn' frank 9. PHILIPPE
7iS q ST. N.w.--Bids. being com
plftely renovated. your choice Of
desirable space. from an entire n.
u,1OO %. ~ % q small once.
ices incl MA. s-bbaa,
Df33 GKonGlA Avn. IN. sii. spg. )
-l,5uo "a. q. A-rm. suite suit.
doctors. eentlst; any once use.
ESQ. i az, s-isiSsIi; o. 49, sees n
seSe N. cAPlI0L sT,-s-Fm. sDt..
fist once: $40 mo. plus MIA
AID. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
AUToMoTIvE MISC.

ENGINES, Packard ana Hornet.
A s,ys vo Rsnbl Sc,ro sspsi9 es Ss2t.
300 NJ 1t. Sc. III. l-6300,
0LDe BLOCK 80; pistons, eranki
perfect eond.: SIS. IA. 2.t44A
between 500 and $40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

IRIS COMFoRTABLE to contem,
iMPRovE rms PLACE and hay.

ing land, good Groom house,
beautiful old shade trees on paved
highway; easy committing 70
washington. TERRY B. sINMs,
Ct, R-d3RQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
DUPONT CIRCLE
LEE HWY. CORNER

LEE HWY. CORNER
LIVE wuKRE you WORK
me perfect SPOT for me operator
81 a business who wants HoMk
and PLACE. or 1uBlNrss COM
BiNKD. close-ln n. Arl. eommsr-
clal corner with plcs bunealow--
win nreplacs, separate ainins rm /.
Kitchen. finished End door. large
Easement and built-ln garase
ideal for shopl,. Lot anord. am
pie parking, Call nog for full de-
tails. A. EInAeri no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

SMALL Or large apt, investment
desired By clients with ready cash
" L lTOOMEY. JR.. REALTOR
RI 1925: or eveS. IN. 3-e267
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
TRAILERs

OPENING ATTRACTIVE TRAIL
ER camp. y. 8. No. 4 Near Elk-
T r.s.s Laurel l.u.l l hsaGs !fH.
VTNDALE 1855, AZ ~. 2 be1rms..
off eond. Sell equity for $500;
Like new, must sell. PA. 5-0ols
UTILITY, . a.. 2 wheels, new:
e1I0. Also. heavy duty. .sssggxz'
enclosed, 1 wheel. Ju. 9-963e.
Watch for our important
ad in this column sum
DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

Cape Cod home In st.
James Parish features coy liv-
ina room with rnanteled fireplace.
separate dining room. 4 bedrooms,
. baths, equipped kitchen. fun
basement, and cool shady LOT
for outdoor living. Good FLA
tlnan man TEL ,J " sSeso vv! 10
Eive Brokers. ia West Broad
ST.. Falls Church. virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16
xNIIoUE slIcK:ANb-qLgA IA Call {. !,

fornla contemporary-Llke 4 page
out Of House Beautiful. Nearly
new and smartly decorated IN
chinese modern. this stunning BIZ
level has spacious bedrms.. ga
baths. De luxe GE kit. with break
fast nook, brick fireplace wall In
iiv. rm,, din. 2f-ft. rec. rm. plus
q bamboo club rm., . earports,
secluded patio: gorgeous s1xibn
level and eeatly rolling. lot with
towering trees, unbeatable At 500
S SRw I 81 co. u.s. i Hsss i Rssi TORS
Sfan a nlehn I'd IA S-n1n1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

COUNTRY CLUE AREA = Nearly
new 4-bedru.. 3-bath brick split.
level In 3 fabulous h-acre wooded
park-like setting in close-in. N.
Ariington: slanted -beamed-eeiling
liv. nm. with stone fireplace. large
dining rms dream" electric
kitchen. 1ex20 rec. rm.. with nre-
place In eround-level bsmts AZ.
ssh SO s T :.S SSsis srR Ds'lSh
I'll 4 Co, Realtor. 2f60 N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-16

ARLINGTON. 4 bed-
rooms. English base
din. rm. and ! bath.
A very unusual home
in . garden-llke set
ting Entrance hall.
huge ilv, rm, Q bed
rms. and bath on LIST
floor. 2 bedrms, and
bath on 2nd floor.
Fast transportation
va L az { o. Lane s.l;
ROBBINS, REAL ES-
TATE CORP, Alex
Aylinsion dT 1.eS00'
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TREES GALORE, new 3-bedrm.
spIit-leyel 2 full baths. finished
rec: rm., only S2l.400 iust SO
s &C. 1o to .a' nsS,. vf sRos s n.it
tore IA. 7-s5O0. 204s Wilson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
STAR DUST

WHO'S CHICKEN? Apropos of the suggestion that
tries in the art exhibition Of the Demarva Chicken Fes
va see page 49, be related he many broad segments
Of the chicken industry like this editorial comment in
the Cambridge Md Daily Banner Restraining urge
to yell Chicken at the rules makers tempted to
speculate the wisdom of debasng artistic talent to the
demands of commerce Would Rembrandt sell his genius
to slaughter house a Picasso to chicken festiva2
The answer is an unqualified yes Rembrandts famous
painting Of side of beef has good spot the walls Of
the Louvre Salvatore Dans oils of weeping telephones
and myopic fried eggs might have been commissioned
Union Pcassos rooster done the Brussels World Fair
might better have been saved for Denton festival
Chickens deep fat in bathing suits easels win
out the main design OF the Shores spring festival Art for
arts sake may suit the avant garde but rock solid
citizen like Mr.. Herbert Hoover has acknowledged the
artistry of two chickens in pot At chicken festival
time it Is not for us to criticize the way the drumstcks
are to be served up"
RIGHT-HAND SIDESADDLE: you one Of the readers
who wondered about Mrs Fletcher Harper riding right
hand sdesaddle in the story of the 10O-Mie Virginia
Tran Ride In our June issue here's the answer No. you
were not looking at reversed picture Mrs Harper prefers
to on the of" side of her horse and has her side
saddles made to order were correct Of course, in
thinking that most SdeSaddles made to mount and
ride on the left side of the horse
NEXT SUNDAY: visit to the Delaware Riviera" IT.
mileong strip Of beach between Rehoboth and Fenwck
Island where vacatoners enjoy swimming, fishing
camping, Seashell hunting and other amusements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
THE FRONT COVER

Chris Trahan, who aspireS
to be Miss Washington of
1858, receives some sound
advice from Harriet Ko-
god, who is helping to con-
duct the beauty contest for
radio station WWDC. See
Beauty Behind the
Beauties, pages 20 and q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
The Bisse|| 2Minute Pickup
whisks away the daily litter Of Americas
new life in the living room

Some wives nag. Some shrug it off.
But the smart ones keep a Bissell
Sweeper in the closet.
Bissell's 2-Minute Pickup does
two things at once. 1t picks up litter
fast, gives a quick fluff to the rug.
And a few quick strokes at night
let you wake up neat. No lug
ging, no plugging.
TOday's housekeeping rule is: save
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

your vacuum for the weekly cleaning.
Use your Bissen Sweeper in between.
It's the modern way to keep a tidy
living rOom-even with kids, a hus-
band. or other pets!
HO'0 many times today ,UiH you Sish
20" had a BisseN, to pick up
II Crumbs Trocked-in dirt ] Ashes
II Poper litter q lint g Fireplace litter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

For late program changes.
see --latest TV Information"
in the Sunday Amusement
Section and on the daily
~ page,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-24

~ page,
SUNDAY
1880
9-RuroI America. Color.
tll "Prunes Are Swell az
"Grosshoppers Con Be Con-
troiled."
9-LOok Up and Live. Orono.
$50
9-chopel Of the Air.
Chaplain Moi, coh W. Nc
Geehcn. Sermon topic Blessings
in Disguise" Genesis so, verses
IA to 20.
800
9-comera Three. educotion.
9:z5
S-The Form to Tou.
New products from oercJlture-
$50
4-christion Science. Religion
S-This Is the Life. Religion.
9-kcss for Shut-lns.
Holy Socnfioe Of the Moss is
celebrated at Washington
oisoF.
9:4S
4-lndustFy on Porode.
Films on U. S. industry.
1000
4-Deeision for Research.
Educational series. Cherries Won
Donsn, norrator.
S-EeiRh for Todoy. Religion.
S-Lamp Unto nay Feet.
1890
4-ErontieFs Of Faith.
Renaissance Rome Rome
Efernoi' series.
S-oFoI Roberts. Religion.
S-oswaId Rabbit. Kids.
llsoo
4-caFeoon Circus. Kids.
S-MoFfon's Amateurs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

ton for having tried to block
such cuts.
Mr.. Mason lost on a voice
vote in the House when he
moved TO send the bill back to
the Ways and Means Com
mittee for changes to permit
reductions in the automobile
excise tax.
The bill passed by the House
would prevent a $2.6 billion rev.
enue decrease which otherwise
will occur if the corporate in
come tax rates and the So
called Korean war excise in
creases" are permitted to dror
automatically June 80. Those
rates apply to alcoholic bev-
erages, cigarettes, automobiles
and automotive parts.
Byrd for Prompt Action
Senator Byrd is understood
to favor prompt Senate con.
currence in the House ap.
proved bill. Committee hear
Iings and attempts to amend
the measure at this time coulC
threaten delay beyond thu
June 80 deadline and also touch
off demands for cuts in many
other excuses, hackers of thu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06
THE EVENING STAR AT
Washington, d. C. ~%
FRIDAY, JUNE g, 1888

yes" Mr.. Karrick answered,
but it is being improved"
That is no way to run q
hospital" Mr.. Smith replied.
mo, it is not" Mr.. Karrick
agreed.
He said he had many apple
cations for the job but that
some applicants were "insulted"
by the $4,000 a year it pays.
II think Judge Smiths point
swell TAKEN" Mr.. Karrick OBJ
served, but we need have no
fear that the hospital will not
be adequately administered
until we can get a superin-
tendent."
Chairman Davis started to
go into reports that the hos
pital has exceeded its appro-
priation by about 100000 dur
ing the first half of the current
fiscal year, but adjourned the
session when Mr.. Karrick in
Dictated DR.. Finucane would
have to supply the details. DR..
Finucane indicated. however,
that this is true.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

way. If inspections are made
step in the right direction"
Mr.. Karrick then indicated
that one Of the reasons for
the discontinuance was money.
Il don't have any quarrel
with you about this" Mr..
Karrick rejoined, but might
suggest that some approach
might be made to Mr.. Rabaut
chairman of the House APP
preparations Committee). and
we win be glad to make as
many inspections as you want.
Smith Hits Delays
Representative Smith, Demo
crat of Virginia. was strongest
in criticizing the failure to
appoint a new hospital SUPER
intendent. He said he was
concerned" about the institu-
tions's Management and opera
ton during what he said was
one year without a superinten-
dent.
1T has not been a year." Mr.
Karrick answered. DIR. Steb.
bing retired February /, 1858.
During the period since DR.
Stebbing retired. this disorder
confusion and INSTRUMENTATION
has continued, has it not?" Mr.
Smith inquired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

was essential to keep the Fed
eral budget deficit from falling
any lower.
The administration has fore
cast a SO billion deficit for the
current fiscal year ending June
80 and anticipates a deficit of
$40 billion or more on June
80, 1859.
Provisions of Bill
The House bill would keep
until June 80. 1859. and So
per cent tax rate on corpora
ton income above $4,000
This rate otherwise would re-
vert to AZ per cent at the end
of this month. The bill post
pones at least for another
year a drop from 10 to Z pei
cent in the manufacturers
excise tax on new automobiles
and 8 to 5 per cent on auto
motive parts and accessories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

Wis told Mr.. Kerrick, who had
explained why restaurant
workers and other food ham
dlers no longer are required
to take annual physical ex-
aminations.
Il don't thing" Mr.. Davis
went on, you are protecting
the public by that sort Of stu
alton"
Mr.. Karrick said the exami-
nations built a false sense of
security on the part of the
public" An employe could be
given a clean bill Of health one
day and become infected the
next.
Qulzzed on Effect
Has that sense (of false
security been increased or re-
duced since you stopped the
examinations" Mr.. Davis
asked.
We'll" Mr.. Karrick replied,
81 don't think it ought to be
induced.
IT hold to the theory" Mr.
Davis continued. that every
effort ought to be made to pro-
tect the public against dis
eased food handlers in every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

House bill fear. They are urg-
ing Senators to enact the
simple extension bill as soon
as possible and then take up
any separate tax bills.
Ways and Means Committee
Chairman Mills. Democrat Of
Arkansas, told the House yes
terday that Treasury revenue
would go down another $500
million next year if the manu-
| facturers excise tax on new
automobiles were allowed tc
drop from 10 per cent to Z pei
cent.
Cites Transportation Levy
The House bill to continue
existing rates does not apply tt
transportation taxes, but the
reductions urged in that ares
would deprive the Treasury o.
at least $3.50 million next year
he explained.
Mr.. Mills, as well as Repre-
sentative Reed Of New York
ranking Republican on thu
Ways and Means Committee
agreed with President Essen
hover and Secretary of thu
Treasury Anderson that re-
tention of the present rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

passenger fares and the 3
per cent levy on freight
charges He also urges a reduc-
ton in automobile taxes.
Representative Mason, Re
publican of Illinois. predicted
that the Senate. If not its
Finance Committee. will vote
for reductions in the manu-
facturers' excise tax on auto
mobiles as well as on trans
portation taxes. He warned
that House members running
for reelection next fall would
be in an embarrassing posi-
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tee, repeatedly is unenthusias-
tic about their efforts. They
nevertheless have not given up,
though shouted down on a
House voice vote late yesterday.
Douglas Proposes Cut
The Senate committee prob
ably will not take up the House
bill until late next week, men,
bers said. The committees first
move will be to consider a re-
quest by Senator Douglas,
Democrat of Illinois. for hear
ings. He has proposed an
amendment to reduce the 10
per cent transportation tax on
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Excise Tax Cut Efforts
Move Over to Senate
By ROBERT X. WALSH
star STAFF Writer

Congressional groups seeking tax cuts on automobiles and
and freight transportation hoped today to persuade
The Senate approved bill freezing corpora
on income rates and levels for another year.
But time was running against them And Senator Byrd
Democrat of Virginia chairman of the Finance Commit
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Continued From First Page
information the Commissioner
did not have at hand.
Il think you made a change
for the worse" Chairman Da-
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SoiIor and Bride-to-Be
Die in Crash at ! rionqIe

A southbound tractor-trailer
truck rammed into the side Of
the sailors car as II crossed the
highway $50 feet away from the
bus stop at the cloverleaf lead
ing to the Marine base. police
said. The impact knocked the
car 1865 feet.
Mr.. Davenport was killed in
stantly and Miss Ziola, who was
thrown from the car. died a few
minutes after being taken TO
the Quantico hospital. Both
had suffered multiple head and
body injuries.
State Trooper Forest d. Wood
said the couple were TO be mar
ried today.
Trooper Wood placed a TECH
meal charge OF manslaughter
against the truck driver. Claude
Worth Maxwell. 81. Of Miami.