Show otics Found in Magazines standaS?exami 3 Wednesday Evening Jan 23 1952 TMack Savs ArVorld Rests on U S Taxpayers SAN FRANCISCO Jan 23 (UP)the world World peace rests on the shoulders the most He said that wtwrtiS dangerous —and the pocketbook— of the U tnrat world peace in the uni- S Uxpayer lUinois' flying con- - ver8- gressman Peter F Mack Jr said Steps at lnd hina Jury Convicts Delaney on Bribe Charges f BKS'fe-- 1 X j£T BBBBBBBBBbE: $M 1' BbI HiBbl' Wv"'t 4jalRrlaw HBVir WbbIbbb am HL bB BBBBBbI lai t 'UnsT v Hf SB ' BOSTON Jan 23 (AP) — federal jury last night convicted aH IE Denis W Delaney ousted Massachusetts collector of internal revenue on charges he accepted $7500 In bribes and falsely certified payment of $180000 in tax liens The jury of 11 men and one woman deliberated nine hours and 15 minutes before a verf dict that Delnnev returning wa ouio all six counts of 'two indictments E Wyzanski Jr juage Charles to allowed remain free on Delaney $2500 pending his sentencing some time next week The Delaney faces maximum penalties of 18 years' imprisonment and fines of $37500 and minimum penalties of six months' imprisonment His attorney C Keef Huriv a AH !3ipHr A- - oiHk' jb1'Tbw ili Said ni nt half-milli- Truman's Tax Office Plan Gets Big Public Approval — Toy Soldiers Fill Room WINNIPEG Jan 23f (UP) — A father who 10 years ago interested his son in his own hobby has acquired one of Canada s largest model armies Arthur E Hopkins and his military-minde- d 22-ye- 4Those who replied "yesj' were By George Gallup have 8 room 'led °JrKf('(Grant' then asked: Director American Institute men — 1590 in all Thev "It has been suggested that all a collection of soldier Of Public Opinion u 9 mix collectors s no in a De se- represent armieS 811 °ver the PRINCETON N J jjan 23 j— lected world" bv Civil serv ire evaminatinn Although considerable opposition is instead of beine aDoointed bv the developing in congress to President leaders of the political party in Truman's plan for reorganizing the power as ai present uo you favor Long Church Record Set internal revenue bureau his pro- or oppose mis PITTSFIELD Mass suggestion? Jan 23 posal is proving highly popular Here is the vote Flrst Congregational among the nation's votecs churrhhen Favor 69" conducted 136 an- More than 8 out of f every j 10 Oppose 5 Prayin who have heard or t the No opinion meetings 8 tax scandals favor putting tax colPtt08n3 yearTSSed 0nly °ne in the lectors and bureau workers under Total who have civil service as the President pro heard of tax scandal poses On this issue there is very little However Ren riar rtnffmB f '? Prty S'""en0A?Plnl?n Michigan sr- Lsemocrais neouDlicans and "um v -- rein3all rTiIr voted in favor Independents of u- -i the rules i th nmm the "resident's hrnnnsil umn IH nnn ing majorities matically go into effeet March i 14 Asked to Give Reason unless vetoed by either fthe house Each person was asked to aive or the senate The opposition woild have to muster 218 votes in fhe the reasons for his opinion The house or 49 votes in the senate to principal arguments advanced by those opposed to the reform was kill the measure that civil service had faults of its J Using Two Questions own and did not necessarily guarIn sounding out the public's antee the best workers would be views on the president's" plan hired Others who were opposed for the Institute person simlpy said n of ent system they preferred the pres ally questioned a voters throughout 4hej country Voters in favor of the plan deusing two questions Th first that corruption and graft to :find out how many clared would have much less chance and voters have heard or read! about the that persons more qualified for of m incharges the corruption such a position would get the job ternal revenue bureau f "Exams- would nrnv vrw ill Li ki " v hour The scandals have attracted the knew and not who they thev attention of considerably more pear- - knew said one New England sons than followed the urtrlotv licized MacArthur hearings in con- housewife Representative Hoffman's critigress or the famed Kefativer crime cism of the president's plan is that investigation last year civil service is "not the answer" I The question read : it does not necessarily bar "Have vou heard rtr "roH BMW- - because "political indorsements" in thing of the stories of corruption ing personnel for the tax collecting i me oureau or mterngi revenue bureau of the U S government?" He declared that many employes Yes involved in recent scandals j were m M in aireaav nr - EtaLT1 read-abou- tSS i?£ rm after the verdirt h txlp TSck "itoppS Democrat wM mile S"n Fncisco Saigon Indochina He terrned the hdUniA° le!v5Bonanza at noon people in Viet Xa proAmeri He planned to stop for two days can" and said they ' hated"th each at Tucson Ariz and Dallas communists 'It s a matter of choosing the 7iV?2' i?tOTt returning to Spring-- : ol two evils" lfsser said -- but Mack who is completing a round the people there are afraid the the world "good-will- " mission in a communists will invado thrtr d tiny said country" he was convinced theairplane Mack said point-fou- r United States lons- ls the only country that can pre- - range system of Americana aid to vent another d major war areas was the ' We are the only country that best method of fortifying peace and in th world ' the prestige of the United States Sfn Mack said and I am convinced sbroad He said that he believed that spending is necessary to do it ' n increased American effort and ' Mack said he did not believe more dollars tne U S taxpayer was yet taxed its operation should be put into to the limit but said he would Mack said he m Illinois about a week and then "carefully analyze" President TV mans proposed $85 billion eve ior Washington D C with an eye toward trimming budget awav the fat The congressman was not Antique Sled Still Runs mistic about the Korean war optiendSCHENECTADY N Y Jan 23 ing this year He said the "communists are satisfied the way UPi — James E I are ana will not seek to Reese rides" in intlMlla iiicuaur "nigs i end the war unless they are pres-- ! when snow is on the ground His ArthUr J' Mack Indochina a the most critical trouble sot of ReW' pl"Ce nim on 1 sle'Kh used — by Reese s father grandfather great-greaand Plans Kentucky Home grandmother HOUSTON Jan 23 APMrs William L Clayton wife of Houston cotton man said she the is Health With Lift a buying large summer home in BOSTON Jan 23 (UP) — New (fee heart of Kentucky s bluegrass She said she and Mr Clayton are England's only competing woman """K up tneir nouston Lee weight lifter is It is only a place for thehome Lombari of Cranston R L who late summer and the autumn" she said took up the sport to correct a back She said she does not plan to injury suffered in a riding acciracehorses at the farm: that keep dent She's able to lift 80 pounds her only interest in racing is as a spec- with the press lift and 120 pounds tator with the clean and jerk lift single-engine- under-develope- JP"0 One-yearo- rfftn't great-grandmoth- er Peter F Mack Jr the "flying congressman" from Carlinviilc ill m11 a?tIMK? CheTry reetlnr rom cabn of h plane In San Francisco from Honolulu LOSANOEIFS Tan AD Princess Fatemeh' Pahievi of Iran wno provoKed the wrath of her brother the shah when she marI ngle-cngl- over-wat- hop on his er ne He made the 2 le flight in 16 hours A former 436-mi- globe-girdlin- g ried an Ameriran p AvrAin - Bill Odonflew from Honolulu to Teterboro N J in 1949 baby in June T — TI"er husband writer Vincent Lee Books to Rural Quebec Hillyer disclosed tha no adult education department of night They married in Rom in STE ANNE DE BELLEVUE university is a shelwuiv Which visits 4(1" rnmmiinitii April 1950 without the shah's con- Que Jan 23 (UP) — A mobile a montn sent but were restored to u royal club keeps hunfavor when Hillver dreds of families in rural nammedanism and they were re- Quebec on their reading The mm neu m a Moslem ceremony mobile The COunle ram 'tn Ki library operated by the DRAPES six months ago CORNICI -- -TRAVERSI BRING THIS COUPON-non-sto- it PIPE! 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Tough Mine Law Regular 27950 Values Sale Priced At h WASHINGTON Jan (UP)— Senate and house committees to-y Pj5nned quick action on President Truman's request for a tough federal mine inspection Uaw T Chirman Matthew M fteely said nis new senate mine sifety subcommittee will consider his mine safety bill which meets? the president's standards at hearings tomorrow The West Virginia - Democrat the hearings to the West Frankfort 111 Investigate coal mine explosion Dec 21 in irhich lil9 ! men were killed rCaJrman Graham 4 Bardpn said his house lebor committee has been working on mine safety legislation and wilj be ready to hdld hearings soon Another member set the date' !at about 1"" pb L The NaUonal Coal afsociatiqn which speaks for most i operators outside the south has decided o rf 199°° v Modern Style in Solid Korina Wood As Pictured A beautiful blonde finish for a luxurious modern setting Solid oak interiors: drawers dovetailed front and back center guided throughout Set consists of Mr and Mrs dresser or vanity and bench large plate glass mirror full size chest of drawers beautiful full size bed with heavy rails and 4 sturdy slats dust-pro- '" 2450 4950 Matching Night Table Matching Bar Bed v 18th Century Style in Mahogany Finish Trip to Britain Genuine mahogany with solid oak interiors designed by ono of the nations largest manufacturers Drawers are dovetailed front and back center guided Set inthroughout cludes Mr and Mrs Dresser with large plate glass mirror full size chest of drawers beautiful full size bed with heavy rails 4 sturdy slats NEW YORK Jan 23 (AP) — Prime Minister Winstoji Churchill left for home aboard the liner Queen Mary early this after 18 days in the Unitedmorning States and Canada! 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