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Show 17 One Sad Aspect,of the MacArthur Affair m warn, . PROVO,, UTAH COUNTY. UTAH, FRIDAY, - 1951 MAY, 11, J .mWEU U.S.Got Best of Bargain Jn Deal That Freed Vogeler to nav close heed to "conditions" In When Robert Vogeler stepped down at e Hungary-beforundertaking travel there. last on American sou it ended anotner of America change, it Voice the As for Communist history; chapter in the sordid a handicap to our not . or prove may hman may beings. of, brutality against may propaganda effort in Hungary. We The fascinating details t Vogeler's tale find it possible to beam broadcasts in from of horror are yet to be told, but its essentials are a familiar story: a few strands of Greece which will accomplish. as good retroth are seized upon to lend plausibility to sults as those from Munich. The return of Hungarian, property stolen a fantastic fabricrof lies. A weird mixture of mental and physical punishment is re-.- -. by the Nasis and held in the U. S. zone jf Germany is a genuine concession. But we oT"t$B to . until the victim f inally "constopped' short of agreeing to give the Reds fesses" that the lies are true. the Two things make the Vogeler case difprized Crown of St. Stephen, symbol of Hungarian sovereignty and independence. . ferent; One is that he is an American, So what the Communists gained was not we feel the shock of his ordeal more so much. Even if they had won we a of than would actually that foreigner. deeply more, it still would not have been a one-The second is the remarkable effort-madby the (United States to obtain his release; - sided deal. For7 e gained, a human life, the life of a man at the "crest of his powers. after he'd served 17 .months of hisl5-yea- r And to us such a life comes high." sentencie for "espionage" in Hungary:' To Americans, the"individual is the focus On the face of it, this country appeared of all life. When we save him, we believe to pay a considerable price for Vogeler's we are saving a bit of everybody's free- freedom. The state department agreed to ;dom. W4 will pay a substantial pricfta closed Hungarian consulates m New make him free arid keep him free. York and Cleveland, to relax travel limits In the Communist world, it's different. on U., S. tojurists in Hungary, to restoreA human being , is a pawn", to 'be shoved m U. held S. zone the Hungarian property about as it suits- the state.. He is actually of Germany, "and to change the the property of the government. His life of Voice of America broadcasts froin-isn't worth a kopek. Munich. These bfoadcasts, beamed to Hun- lanp-uaee- . Robert Vogeler must today be contrratu- in'the have been gary Hungarian : himself over and over that he was with own lating stations. interferyig Hungary's of the iron curtain, BeJor anyone hastens to charge that " born. on the right-sid- e all this smacks of appeasement, it should ; where a single' life counts for so much. ' '"' ' :' be,noted that the closing of consulates and v V. the. travel ban were restrictions immsoH bylthe U, S. in specific reprisal for Voge-- t ler's arrest and imprisonment. We simply y Border wiped out the reprisals when he was freed. the face of the continuous border dif-- 1 isut in fact Hungary may not really which have beset Europe since the lties gp in the status quo before the Vogeler inning, of its history, it is heartening case. The state department, in lifting the consider the friendlinessof the border travelban, nevertheless cautfons Ameri- - between Cana'da and the United States. The division becomes even less severe as a re-suit of the recent conferences bjtween the Who's Kidding? ' two nations regarding civil defense. A joint committee which met recently in One j5roposal of the Kef alver committer to a who in Washington agreed to seek an easy inter- -' feJow ought puzzle might drop' on us from another planet, . change of neoDle and eauinment rq as to JL.. Vio nKefo.lci in In its reptort, the Senate group recom....v. " wbuw-in kiic a v uir iiiuiuai assistance. For civil defense Duroosesr the mended that xriminals and racketeers be taxed on' their gross incomes, allowing no , border is to be ignored as far as possible. The likenesses beiggen Canadians and deductions for operating expenses- and ' .' 1 Americans have., for more than a century .wagering losses. What 'this 'seems to say Is this: You're and ahelf been greater thari the differences, which are mostly, superficial. Common aims engaged in illegal activities, and and ideals have made for excellent relations be. But as long as you insist on between ahead the two, countries. law going' against the anyway, the least you can do is not pretend you're running legitimate enterprises' in which exA wise man once said that the statesman penses and losses may be fairly calculated. Wouldn't it be better to concentrate on t . thinks of generation and the polL-iiciof the hext election. Never in the hisstamping out illegal activitiesrather than to figure how- we can tax them more need tory of the world haVe we had mpre ' ' . . ' heavily ? of statesmen, : - wSSNCVQNYW: J . KIBJJ iK IP . l 1 20 Years? Ago TVU4I I MAY 11, 1U1 I - r and-henc- e e yvr I 'M K : M -- i re-ope- Another indication of the de pression' era wis the drop In the assessed valuation of. Utah coun ty, a decrease of over $1,260,000 Total valuation 'outside of, mine and utilities figures was S31.470- ,124 at tubmitted by Robert u. Elliott, county assessor:. . . John B. Stratton was sustained new bishop of the GrandView ward to succeed Mark E. Kartchner Jr. .v. . Josepn nuion, neasam urove resident, died at the age of 71 . . . M. P. Gerton, manager of Provo's Montgomery ward store. participated in a. comerence . oi. store managers In Denver . , Stewart Schaerrer was elected mayor of the Payson high stu dent organization. Boyd L. Wilson was elected judge; Mildred Johnson, secretary and treasurer; Gerald Simmons, Verl Strom, Fred Page and Dorothy Ryan, council- men . . . Preston G. Peterson was elected president : of the Orem Berry Growers association to suc ceed J. Frank Ward. , e-- . jit. 10 Years Ago r -- - ave-Ierig- th w . , Cartoon Caperf Radio r Patrol ':45 The World Tdnight 6:55 Something In the Wind, 7:00 ManhatUa Spotlight 6:15 6:25 7:15 Corno " - Perry Dude Ranch Varietii 70 f:00 Frank Sinatra - . Vaughah Monroe YouAskeVlor It . 9:30 SUr of the Family " 10:00 Elleryr Queen.-- . Datectivt 10:30 Fon' With a Purpose 10:45 Rocky King," Detective KDYL TV 4:00 News of the World 4:00 Home Safe Home ' 4:15 Kate Smith f 4:45 Team work. ' 5:00 Time for Beany 5;15 Phantom of the West 5:30 Sandman Stories ' ." 6:00 Home Show Varieties " 8:45 Roberta Quinlan " 7:00 Kukla, Fran and Ollit 7:30 Home Show .Varieties 8:30 Who Said That? . :00 AU Girt WresUing 9:30 Your Hit Parade . 10)0 Stars Over Hollywood 100 Home Show Varieties 11:00 Broadway Open House 12:00 Sign off 8:30 8:00 -- - -- 1 -- . , . ' SATURDAY, MAY IS ': - KDYL-T- V 2:30-3:- " Test Pattern 00 3:00 Educational Feature 3:30 Wild Bill Hickok . Geniel Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virl Martin and Paul Smith, son of Mrs. Myrtle Smith were declared winners In the annual BY high school popularity contest . . . Miss Dorothy Kich- mohd war chairman of the annual - . CJUDAY. MAY 11 KSLr TV MAY 11, 1941 , nj PROGRAMS Taken from the files of the Provo Herald .raw I TELEVISION Once News Now History 4M) Six Gun . ' Theater 5:00 ChUdren's Hour 6:00 TwUight . Theater . 7:00 Ken Murray V 8:00 Home Show Varieties 8:30 - , : Theater 9:00 Pulitzer Prize Playhouse Mother's day breakfast of Epsilon 10:00 chapter. Delta Theta Chi . . '. A 10:30 Saturday Night Revue Fireside Theater fantastic airplane flight of Rudolf Hess to Great Britain opened the 11:00 Sheila Graham in Holly- -wood repossibility of a 11:15 News of the World" : the war in. European percussion and prompted British speculation 11:20 Armed ' Services Hour V 3 I?o. Nazi objected to 12:00 Sign off that the Washington Column Adolf Hitler's increasing collab- KSL TV oration with Soviet Russia . . 10:00 Armchair Adventure Elde Harold B. Lee was named 10:30 Ranchers ' farmers' of Is the Q issuing at "baccalaureate services 11:00 Movies forRoundup speaker bulletins a mddern practice? Kid at Hrigham Young university. 1 1:30 VesaUle a rieties: The world's first known A i ! 12:002 GirU Named Smith recentfarmers' bulletin has been ly unearthed ,in Nippur, Iraq. nr.l rfSmA r'a WWi, A K ni i Am Hn. 12:30 I Cover Times Square Written in .cuneiform script in the large suit of armor, which haH:92 r"61, of Romance a An1 atlrK TPFTEn isiH It FnCOV hr vAna CA "Democratic Surfleriari language On a clay been saved to' the present time, 3:45 Surorise Parka ? NEA Wiihlntton CrrMnnndnt'HMn.rivH lihA-aPlayhouse eaxrsagebrush Sen Matthew Neei-- of W e s trtablet. the instructions to farmers nas a weignt or 93 pounds. 7:00 Armchair Adventure- ': . WASHINGTON fNEA) ..-;,- ;t are believed to be 3700 ears old. thevivti.i. : . 7:1 . w Q How can you distinguish 7:00 Stork Club f to Keep ine nepuon- inmgs, jan Stu Erwin Show noil-poHow is islands between Q week in Washington. many ican from "bringing to a vote their . poisonous and comprise 8:00 Showtime U. S. A. the Galapagoes Archipelago and onous sumachs? The stuff flying around the !propo8al fon open hearings. 8:30 Show Goes On so named? were A The sumachs they why A rouP of 20 western 9:00 Steve Allen . , rie,nLftS in A There are 15 islands and have erect:, red fruit, while the 9:30 Amateur Ihk!it. anvtkino aoon nr Vloa rri P63 n newspaper ,Hitnr. it the Sweepstakes which have white islets poisonous comprise drooping watch. these- many 10:00 Wrestling . from N. Y. when the midget sat on J. P. Mor- - the senate gallery to The Galapagos Archipelago. They fruit editors named were' KdU 3 Id U, w wen mc Idle Spanish explorers by were brought here on a tour of for the ' mammoth tortoises that Q What does Witlkie testified on his warilthe vegetable vory whole via Trans occupy the islands. ' coroe from? or the when Scientists at Utah State Agriviews, . , States Hollywood uory,. M seed of cultural the movie stars nuts, . scollege selves how democracy-worksIf, the Piassava palm, one of the two new varieties of barley that to town to testify before Q How heavy were the this .'after observing performance, il the visiting editors don't gb home cocoanut group, a native of Brazi- have a 20 per cent higher yield House suits of armor? activities known as vegetable ivory. than ordinary strains. A An average juit of armor l,-are committee. , t cornconfused , and... . f ,.. , It isn t as good theater, perr thoroughly f4 , ' ha pi, as.the final acU of XheKe-'Zl- T, fauvpr committee crime investi- - '" wna are we, now,- - xo criticize gations. They were played before 11 not being able television, ad everybody could Jhe Europeans for peep on the act. This is all star, to get togetner ana work in unuy chamber stuff, but the temporary'0 defend the western civilization (The radio programs listed below are submitted by the radio stations who at . irom communism.'. responsible for their accuracy. In case of seeming tnaccnracles or for further . secrecy heightens the suspense It is Washington draaea at its information eall the respective radio stations.) ' ' ' ' best. War and peace. Tragedy and Spies Would Have a Field Day 1 Pathos comedy. and. slapstick, incidentally, this Question, of KCSU KDYL " KNEU KOVO KSL Ana wun a to make the MacArthur ' oiaiertrying Enzio for the star who makes 1450 1120 a, 6 was sessions ioe H6 9 : open hearings h nr 1m ridiculous richt Broadway's "South ,nr. Musal Ro Wiui David For Musical Sal Data Songi Intrluda 00 Story Princess cific" matinee idol, look like a at the start. If nublie. nreas. radio " " Science News mere boy in his 50 s. Doris Day Z Iani television had been admitted. :'sa Gabriel H.attat Short Story ' ' Organ Melodies m -. ' ' " LeMaf . This is a three-rin- g ' Trading Post. circus, too. SOmeof the best u. g. intelligence S:45;sm Hayes Her It Now The center ring, and main attrac estimates' of Russian military 7 0 Cisco Kid ' Western Roundup Magnificent Sportlite . U, Hits with Merry Larry Tomorrows 's Montague tion is Georgia ben. Kicnard would have been dis- j.'lS, . " strength " .f ,; f Duffy's Tavern 7:30 Fulton Lewi . ' ' joint armedservice-foreig- n closed to the world:. . " ' yew 7:45 Music : ", " relations cOmmitteein the caucus The Re Allen Shew " " is the Life Then There's Riley jof HarveyJ Newsreel investigation way room. Another, ring' on the senate " " " . The Melody Kings Sullivan " floor where it's all being fought being run. Chairman RUssell holds 8:lSPaul of Bill Stern Dance 8:30 Magazine Theater InviUtlon ". - . - to " ' ChUnfi8:4 " Pro and Con It was Democrat Ed Gossett of Texas, long the Of each session. This end a!atne - nfTn. " n Tnwnaa One Man's Family J VTU Morgan spokesman for eastern business, who ' fpiCH(.Sn11 Tr,?n to brief reporters on thehigh- - '9:00Russ " " Jck. Smith.. Kaltenborn " 9 131 " and led the fight to slash the programsponsored to 5.000 r " " and clarify specific points. 930 International Airport George Genhwla Candy MaUon r.U,i,k5 low-co"trended press con-- H '"his public housing" units a vear. 70 000 " is flanked byRepubiican sen- r'pna"ely -" ' units less than President Truman says is ,our 5 .', , World News !ators at these sessions. Monro. o ooiviewsreei"Menu Others Musical utfh CoUeges Vaughn " ' . A mmwnum reeo. Fabulous Four Melody Lane ' loas of the in armed the back stand ' ' big " : , . home a hero only once, Session Thei services committee room; Every- 10:50 Jan Garber The Gossett amendment, while seeming to Friday You and the World " "'' Lane Melody 10:4S secona same he time the housing program alive by. a few token keep the has pro,! n,.hi-- -. New and Weather. Newsan..n- - u .... Midnight W"H"" R'Port tnody watches everybody else in 11:15 Mystery 11:01 Love tot jects. actually snuffs put the whole program. " Melodies,. Yiw Dance Music VeU Here's Goodnight ' Kport a MachoteUioom. General h!' i . . get For,5000 units aren't enough to satisfy the Album " . of Musi Brandon .' Kenry ' fiSi 11:30 " needs of one big .defense cereter like Arthur chose to commute-ba- ck i Vth? X ll:4S:News stenographic .. New York or Chicago and the administrative to New ork by plane between to is made available mony costs of a shoestring .program 'will be so heavy . . . SATURDAY. MAY 12 a page at a nme. n Dtriuic jporiers, that congressional economyites- are bound to ut News : Frolic Old Corral S: 00 Sun-U- p MacArthur Takes First Round the sheets are (jcun off on dupli-Bfollow up with a demand. that the whole housing " " :15! Folk.Musie the opening day was all eating machines, staue and defense 6:30 Sunrise Jamboree program is ditched. rami Koun3up censor the attorneys :4S is exactly what the National Association his. and he eot his story across department secret ""' data. Musical Clock - ' News of Home Builders and other Stars on Parade " -lobbyists just the way he wanted it. PresThe transcript therefore shows 7:00: Garden nta " " Saturday- Salute 11151 ha ve been openly demanding a suspension of ident Truman meanwhile tells News ood News and Weather News reporters to wait till all the evi- - General MacArthur testifying: 7:30 public housing altogether. Breakfast at Ranch news Neighbor Ttms Western Hour 7:45iWest Jamboree Top Tunes . dence is in. The he declares that "The Soviet in the Far East Musical Clock Make Way for Youth Musis FtR JR. WAS ABSENT 8:00 Frank Hemingway the. facts are in thy willlploys possibly between (deleted) serv-er1 :1S Gordon Owen men Jn armed Gen-jin was show he News of Aimhm firing right Shopping Jamboree Ironically, administration Democrats from big 8:30 By Jensen Mary Lee Taylor ices . . . 'The estimates of the 8:45 Tune Time MacArthur. Brown Cecil which need cities, public housing most, had as With most of the other sena-!a- ir strength vary. I have seen . it. sTbo Your Home Beautiful Music for the Mrs. News 4. Archie Andrews much to dd with adoptionr of the Gossett amend- tors as high as (out) planes . Lets Preteiw on 25 kibitzine the entitledlput Owen 9:15 Gordon ' ment if not more than the Repjjbliearv-D- i jie-cr- at to be in Tunes , Latin Somerset Kobblers Kora Maughaa My Secret Story Chairman Russell's hear- - My own belief is that .she may t:30IAndrews Sisters " coalition. ' . Harmonica's :45lArta Ballif only a corporal's guard hold have in the neighborhood of 'Vlad Gosfett and GOP Rep. Jesse Wolcott'of Michi- ings, for Stories Tiny TbeBterof Today Your Own Music Friend ivostok, probably, (deleted) sub- 10:00 Homemaker. Harmonies Children's forth on thesenate floor. Tots Cllftie Stone gan, another . Stars on Parade lobby wheelhorse, 10:1SiBuks Bunny Club marines." is of Grand Central Nebraska, : a For the Ladies : : vote. lte Friday after mem- KennethWherry Morning Serenade cleverly forced Tigers Lair Elsewhere'.'tnree whole pages 10:30 Ledric Adams thei minority floor leader, has one 10:45:Teen Topics bers of , the famous j censored. Sen, ' or t.wo Republicans working in of testimonyf-wereStars Over Music Box Da mm Van Mind Your Manners Art . absentee club had ihade their usiiar mass exodus UOO Cavemen Hollywood Richard B. Russell (D.) Ga., said 11:15IP G High-Capers j Trading Post Sportsmen to New York, and elsewhere. As a result, the relays to support him. TheiDem-ocra- ts some Alias Jane Dos '. V. S. Marines were Em Smith Fork deletions Spanish Fork 11:30 censorship High manage-tSpanish just Mystery keep Singer Gossett. amendment won by. default, 181 to 11 more senators on the Spotlighting a Star News Fiesta Time no 11:45 Music . floor,' and "somewhat baffling." There is News rnew iorK woum gain more man any Radio Rodeo" with i .' We Hail done 12:00 Springville Serenade LsvwwiSoj Welk inougo from harm what be Proudly Vice with USAC might telling Backlev. President in Speaker continuance of the public hoUsing the Merry Larry other tity - America's 12:1S News Music WiV best secrets, ' beat down military trickchair, any Farm and Home News program, only five of its 24 housemembers ' Hormel Glrlaf Music, through a caseless answer by some- 42:30 ' 12:451- - " Jen Garber V were sufficiently interested in their constituents proposals. hearMorton Downey were witnesSt if there Senators open throw at' insults each Horse Races. Matinee Melody to remain in Washington and vote against Gos1:00 Baseball Joe Le4 Vie Damons 1:151 Overseas Report sett. They were Democrats Gary CJemente, Vin- other, then strike them from the;ln8s- " " 1:301 Meet the Band record aRd apol6gize with honeyfans news cent Quinn, James Delaney, Donald O'Toole and ed-words " " 1:451 McKlnley Ray so that history whl ' You Name It Christopher McGrath, all of' New York arid 2:00! News neverkjiow what they actually 2:15' Brooklyn. Ther, Classics Bt City Serenade C:30 Sixteen Manhattan and BrbokJyn Democrats, however, were absent for the vital vote affectDate With Classics 3:00! Saturday Jamboree Army Mothers Platter Pets Anfuso, keogh, Kelly, ing their distri.cts--Helle" " Heffernan,' Rooney, Multer, Celler, Murphy, 3:30 News Living 1951 3:45 Music Donovan,. Klein, Fine, Powell, Dollinger and Cancer Society 4:00 John T. Flynn NBC News IBuckley, and even Franklin Roosevelt Jr., whose Requestf ully Yours Treasury Saluts Sldtch Henderson 4:15 Frank Earl Godwin. Hemingway Saturdav Sports Mel' Torme. jfather helped topioneer public housing, did not 4:30 Lynn ' Murirsy Show NBC Symphony U. S. Navy Show vote. .Three New York City stick, around : " "'. 4:45! Peggy LesBy ARTHUR BUGS" BAER Story Time;' Republicans also were, pot pVesent to vote-Latf 5:00 Just for Kids . KSL Open House Les Browii Coudert and Javits.. " m 5:151 Intermountain Nr 'The GOP sticks ''in its sixth 5:30 Challenge of Yukon Philadelphia another, big city with slumsalso The New Frontier Solo for Orch. News sealed 5:45 bid for equal rep. was let down by its Democratic congressmen. Its straight. Bert Bands Land's Gens- Autry two Republican members, Hardie and Hugh resentation. You can call' the Date With. Questions Vet News Review. Musi a :O0ITwnty Dick Jurgens ' m :15 Musical Interlude Scott, were on the'flor to vote against the presidential campaign as" open bs Hopaiong Cassldy ' :30 Jamboree Steamboat Hits Tomorrow's candlelight'" at the clirb; v Ra Gossett amen&nient, but all four Democrats from a push-ca- rt .Anthony i:45l Gangbusters Philadelphia Barrett, Granahan, Chudoff and 7:00 Maisie ' Green Hit Parade Westers Round took a run-oSportlisht powder. t:15i Broadway My eat Looks Review like, the party wall cull Juke Box So also did Chicago's Democrats William Daw7:3 News Dennis Day better class of college! presi' 7.45IA1 Heifer son and John Kluczynski. Dawson, a Negro con- the News Sing It Again and governors for its can8:00 Chicago Theater Pnlka Time gressman, represents one of the most congested dents Judy Canora '. Guest Star didate, will harvest it cream 8:151 the Date areas in the world, while Kluczyhski'i Polish Your Dancing Eddis Duchln " goes :3l Grand OU Opry district is only a' little' less so. However," they of the cropped. PersonsUty ' Tims " Vaughn- - Monro Art' Lund did - not bother to vote. Another significant 9:00 Hawaii -Calls Moods Melodic ' Veterans to was Here's Bob Democrat absentee Poague of Waco, Dance Orchestra long way 9:15! There is a stirring of Jimmy Dorsey 9:30 Lombardolahd. ' USA Your Partner Texas, whose constituents recently voted for Man Called X Swing a and in James' " ectoplasm " rustling Harry 9:451 i public, housing in a referendum. because itY News reminiscent the , as 10:90 News Other Texas absentees from cities with, public ghost writers triplicate Danes Orchsstr Musical Menu World News 140 Ballroom h Double-Ricin their ?pena dip ie:15IPeterson's . News Party Lane were Wilson n .Frank of Dallas, Melody m housing programs 10:301 Here's tS Z maeiipie hearsay. Sesslon Sa turds .Paul Kilday of San Antonio and dark Thompson 10:451. kENTUCKY WHISKEY . of Galvestoa. Wc News and Weather Mldnlght SsrsiuidT" Midnight Melodic Georee i Note Some of these absentees may have.Jjeen -- ABLEiND The garavan swings away with 11:15 Dance mMusis Dane OlLltesllB 11:30 jll or .out of t6wn onlegitimate business, but nothing to lose: It Is about to M PROOF, 70 GRAIN NEUTRAI SP1R1TS 11:45 IN the great majority had for missing trade a bucket of sand for an Nsws. Goodnight SCHCNIEY DI$T, INC, N. Y. C an important roll. call like this. . oasis. far-reach- ing ' ' ; 3 T- - H urry, H u rry, Hurry! The KaG rc u s is Now o you-should- , r -- the'-nex- - -- ..- A7s -- On l - - L .iu S!!&St non-poisono- us f,ul - : - Q's and ' ...! ni-nllp- o - - AA-Coqui- lla have-develope- . . ,., Radio Programs Friday, May an I - . - prov-Pinz- Pa-A- Woshington Merry-go-Roun- d . - c'-l- '. ie j ' . isury Should Probe Cdpone Income Tax; Demderats lnife Lbw-Co- st Housing Program By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON Secretary of the Treasury Snyder has now appointed an A- -i man, J. B. Dunlap, to "head the special, tax squad probing . . real-esta- - " : . the.-thre- e .- - . - en al I real-esta- te . . " ' - , . o -- - - , - : -- . Baering Down On The News r, h . REAL-ESTAT- " ; - 1 ' . m - . . I of j . - - fired again. f ' " "In my mind." reported Capone. "Hdw many times did you speculate last year?" asked Robinson. ; ; j. "I?cant keep track of the times," snapped Capone. "There were' numerous times." "You kept ' it TaH in your head?" demanded Robinson. t "That is rigW,"' Cappne agreed;' . ."Then you come, up t the end of the year wjth a balance?'' Robinson continued. .' "Yes." .Capone nbddea' "And ithat is .what you put down as 'miscellaneous'' in your return?" asked Robinson. "Am I being tried . for income tax here?" ' snarled Capone-angrily. "You aren't being;tried for anything!" shot DacK Mooirison. "we "are making an inquiry. rfi. Mr.Capone." Maybe the internal revenue bureau ought ' make "ah. inquiry, too. ' E LOBBY WINS I . Republican congressmen have been chiefly ' te identified with the lobby in the past. However, house Democrats .helped knife their own president in virtually killing the Taft low- cost publichousing program last week. i . : lT.n. th,i" ce de-wh- I j '. , . .. " . ; : , . 1 real-esta- te - - . ! --- This - - S - - . ; Jntl.r - - ' - slum-clearan- - balance?'-Robinso- ' "n , ' S ' m- : - In 1943, for instance, Capone reported a total of $23,135, which he- said came sources 'In 1948 his Income was $20,150, elso: from 'miscellaneous:" In 1946 he and in reported $10,180. from "miscellaneous-,1945 $8,810 from."misccllaneousrt plus $800 from , the Precision Metaand Machine Cp. hearings on the Kefauver .During closed-doo- y crime committee, Caponewas questioned regard- lng this by Investigator George Robinson. "Mr. tapone," observed Rojjinsort, . "I notice that you list your sole source of income over a period of yearsyas being simply miscellaneous. Do you prepare your own returns?" .. 'I dp. And I give the figure to' an "auditor and, he files the return." replied Capone. "What kind of figure do ybu give him?. Do .you break the figure down.-- .: or "do you. give him just a lump sum?".asked Robinson. "Well, I give him my entire income," Papone ' T. :, ." t retorted. "How do you arrive at that lump sum?"' RoBinson pressed. . "Well. I just keep track ?f it," Ca'pone fidgeted. "How do you keep ,track of it?", demanded the investigator. "Ikeep track ,of it from day to :day," parried Capone. in a book?" Robinson . "Do you put it down ' Z , persisted. "Well," explained Capone, "If I win any money today, and I win the next day, I forget about the, first day and just keep track' of the total balance." MIRACULOUS MEMORY "How do you'kecp track of thevtotal : t--- . . .., . John has quite a free and easy way of making outfits Income-ta- x 'return so free and easy that the. average businessman would be locked up if he operated the same way, . ; ' " i Capone. -- : st, -- Income nus-sell- ; underworld 'income-ta- x returns. Here is one tax return he might, take "a special iook at thatof Chicago's Erminio John Capone, brother of Al -- . . - - - ham, - m . - ' . m ' ut - " - a " Mefry-Go-Hou- hd . . . m j . 11-0- m . |