Show 'V ' THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON I PAGE Equalize The Tax Durden THE WEEK OF LAFF been scandal Scandal Investigator Newbold ized by report Morris has asked for a listing of of knavery bribery and thievery furs owned by the wives of govof ernment official office in the There have the Internal Revenue Bureau been those whose tips on raceNot even the President’ reor- track daily doubles paid off in ganization plan twill wipe away big dough for bureau employees the stain which spreads as Sen- —though far less of course than ator John J 'Williams of Dela- the tax bills that were left unware relentlessly continues to settled There have been those reveal the results of his un- who escaped prosecution on the challenged investigations of the word of doctors that court action of taxes would various ways iby which for get out of paying the taxes that almost surely cause heart failare justly assessed against them ures — as well it might There — the Federal income taxes that have Ibeen those who hired the most folks pay as a matter of “right” lawyers after said athonor to the Government that torneys bad retired from the bureau There have been other protects them s and perhaps less obvious How much money the TreasBut in each case the result ury has lost by reason of this It is has 'been the same — the Treaslarceny no one Hhows without doubt a substantial sum ury has lost and you dear taxThere have been those who paid payer have paid more than you in mink coats to appointees in- ought to have paid But the chances are big that stead of checks to the Treasury — enough of these so that Special for every dollar lost to the The nation "Well Mealif fe — this IS a coincidence! over to your place for a little — From Local Merchants Buy just chat coming Support Home Industry BORIZONTAL Tim (on by To knock 8 Ttrdy IS Pain 13 Kind of flih 14 Auam Hot' (all Art of ?t eminent ’rtnclpal ure In play II Printer' maaaur To rook I Power tul ubbr plosive £ breed tor of yenut urosacf zf Slorkinri A Heine measure 33 Debate '33 A blow 7 On wlio tell 3S future InudJItlon Spine n r 41 Ritter veteb 44 t lude 3 WMle 40 S)l r disk M deep I l ei er 84 ii in in oi til u to S3 of discord 8 Hindu man' garment 80 Girl' name 81 lav To annoy 12 Article Minua 33 Dane atep lid Native metal 3d Eskers 39 CorrelaUve el PUZZLE Ireland Part of NO 34 Hlilh Israel fac to Puiil Answer No priest APRIL There is a quarter of a billion that would come from taxation of the mutual savings banks in the way that other banks are taxed still another quarter of a billion that would come from building and loan associations if they were recognized not as the neighborhood thrift groups they started out to be but as the bloated financial institutions pHE NATION'S weekly newspaper Intolerable conditions so the voters-othey have become Other but New Hampshire editors waited until the smoke tossed Overbigger iby far than the Treasury had cleared from the New Hamp- board tha candidacies of President debts of illegal And shire election battl before com- Truman and Senator Taft in favor there is another half billion that of new faces in tha political field” Aa a result menting editorially would have to be paid by the they came up with some preciae if aomewhat The HlUsbore Argue Hillsboro observasarcastic d power plants tions Here are a few of them se- Oregon— “The victory ot Senator and barge lines the lected at random: Kefauver over President Truman liquor monopolies the The Berlin Reporter Berlin NH indicatei a public revulsion against traction companies and so political and —“Interpreting In clear dramatic Influence peddling forth if Federal income taxes terms the way that most of the governmental corruption and tolerwere honestly assessed s of as people feel about aftairs of tha day ation Kefauver did it and worn Taft mis- brought out in congressional hearThese various hems total a took politicians for people and ing!” billioo and a half dollars — and e e e lest it is a far more reprehensible The Suburban List Essex Junc“That it seems to us was the scandal that this billion and a sum end substance of the New tion Vermont— “The result of the half is legally allowed to go unpresidential primary In New HampHampshire primary collected than that a few maleshire was a sweeping and de"Ktftuvtr ot— t out —J thook cisive victory for General Dwight factor have got caught trying tbtir bonds mU ASKED for tbtk D Elsenhower and a definite devotii Tsft Wr out tnd TOLD to cheat 'Uncle Sant The bribe feat for President Harry S Trutbt ptoplt that tbty mutt vott given and the bribe takers can man bim tbo to for uvt tooutry from sent to jaiL The mutuals and be "The remarkable thing about SocUlitm" the wrap themselves in It la that Gen Elsenhower wen robes of sanctity hie contest without a tingle perThe Irwin Standard Irwin Pa— swing a sonal move ea his part “More than a trace of the spirit bludgeon at the heads of Cone e ot rebellion and unrest that prompt gressmen and make the already Times LoudonvUle The ed the famous Boston Tea Party overburdened taxpayers shoulder Ohio— “The general’s as a prelude to the Revolutionary thank the additional billion and a half War is evident in the T party you note to hist New Hampshire dollars that these staged by the voters of New Hamp- campaigners was routine gallantry owe shire In the nation’s first 1952 but he put so much enthusiasm In The recent March 15th made Just as it that he runs S great hav' presidential primary the patriots of Boston dumped tea lng folks think he’s actually in the people more unhappily into the bay as a protest against race” — and — Crossword Puzzle 15 ill ha UTAH Treasury by the bribery route hundred ot dollar have been lost by unwarranted tax favoritism — legal tax advantage growing out of archaic law that Congress permit tef remain on the atatute books because It is feared that it may lose the votes of loud and blustering minorities if it tries to right these ancient wrongs In such cases the cost to you has been of course hundreds of times greaterl There is for instance a matter of nearly half a billion dollars that could be collected from cooperative corporations If they were taxed like competing companies And the amount grows yearly not only because of higher taxes and increased business done with e capital but also because of the purchase of taxpayers which then become too — like the recent acquisition of a chain of creameries and drug stores by Minnesota’s big butter and egg of 10 avvA mmm vrjM'i'st ' ‘vtv vvVT i: " Wfo sfVy Jv A Here's why your uelger is growing more sugar lice's Price outlook on sugar is very good e Ho has a cropping program that calls for a steady crop rotation e Sugar beets fit in well with other irrigated crops e Sugar beets are two crops in one: the sugar for cash sales and the tops for feeding livestock He gets good yields because of a sound farming program thus his cash income from sugar beets is good You will find that most producers of high tonnage sugar beets are the farmers who grow constant acreage year after year in rotation with other crops’ they fertilize their soils adequately plant early irrigate when needed and cultivate when necessary GUNNISON SUGAR INC than they have ever been 'before people aroused and a billion April Readers Digest and a half of needed revenue some of the blame for loophole losses and tells taxpayers how to demand redress The politi- Support Local EnterprU clans cannot dodge the issue very much longer — with the se 180 cither 30 Cruel VERTICAL A footway Measure J land Deficit Rang person To pice out 33 To ataep 34 City ot Chaldea m foot Pen 10 Inclined ti v t r of of n mnui imna 8 Mature Youii 44 loved by Aphrodite 43 Swordimun't dummy Mother i Apollo etak llndil ii' Period o tlm pi Sacred literature of th Hindu 48 A North Cau- casian STune 47 Prefix: hall 49 A portico 11 A direction fj c i V —ft' 'c-i- j ' i 'rC7 Standard quJpinanl etttworlat IdMlretod era tuhlact ckewge Mwtf notice White ot 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