Show THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS - TAXES: House United States Ground Forces Sent Into Korea Uneasy World Fears Crisis May Lead to New World War The NOTE Wb e ll Votes Cut 1950 tax bill much to the amazement of Washington observers won the approval of the house of representatives with a vote of 375 to 14 As the measure went to the senate observers were not making any predictions The (EDITOR'S intern Newspaper I niea KOREA WAR: In theit (ilimna they nr (hot pIdUdi irt cipresied new analysts and nol necessarily er Ibia newspaper) ( Red Amazons S Fights Eight days after the Communists of North Korea invaded United bill calls for $1010000000 R i jj ir' Nominated RAILROADS: Strike Goes On Politics A new movement asked striking government was seen in t AFL switchmen to end their the Republican party following a against five midwest and west- meeting In Philadelphia of reprern railroads because of the “curesentatives from 10 states and rent critical developments” arissuance of a "declaration of priing from the Korean war but the nciples” railroaders refused Henry V Poor former president of the New York Young TTiey offered to help the rails road move any material the govsaid the group drafted the ernment deemed essential The ‘declaration of principles” aa a union aaid the reference to patriotbasis of “revitalizing the Republism "bordert on Insult” ican party" The O oi reductions in the excise taxes annually paid on furs jewelry lug admissions gage toilet articles communications transportation and many other items The revenue loss is however to increase offset by provisions corporation taxes $433000000 an nually and close loopholes in other tax laws Observers were making no pre dictions about senate action because of complexities stemming from the Korean war Many senators have indicated the tax problem would be much different and any relief might be ruled out if the situation developed demanding in creases in this country’s military budget The Republicans have been fighting the measure because of the proposed Increase in corporation taxes Also in the tax news federal revenue in May soared nearly half a billion dollars above that of the same month a year ago But the total for the first 11 months in the fiscal year ending July 1 was still more than a billion States sponsored South Korea the of the democratic nations people were breathing a little easier with only an occasional shiver of fear down their spines sweeping in the crisis which Developments could yet plunge the world into World War III came quickly after the initial invasion Using tanks and planes which the southern forces lacked the Communists swept through Seoul and within 12 miles of Suwon important air base of South Korea The army of South Korea made stand after stand but could not halt the Russian made tanks and planes These girts held Within 48 at a South Korea guardhouse used by the Communists hours after the opening attack were members of a Communist South Korea was in a difficult post guerrilla band that crossed the tlon and for a time it appeared the border snd which was finally invaders would sweep south with driven back The girls said they less less and opposition were conscripted ss guerrilla Then came the historical order of fighters when they proved toe below that of the corresponding President Truman sending United weak to help poll plows period of the preceding fiscal year States navy and air force units to the internal revenue bureau re It was fol EUROPE: the aid of South Korea ported lowed two days later with an order The revenue In May from IndiviUS troops to the battle A Case of Shakes sending dual and corporation Income taxes line a of suffered and from employment taxes was severe case Europe developed Military operations “shakes” following the outbreak of well up last year For example the effiwith and quickly surprising the Korean conflict Europeans saw Individual income taxes collected Observers ciency throughout the the horrors of World War II as it In May were $1878357 644 as corm world were astonished at the speed in May progressed across that continent pared with $1604794824 States got from with which the United east to west and what they 1949 fighting forces into the field saw will not soon be forgotten first Following the President’s DRAFT LAW: With this memory and a strong order the air force In Japan and naval units In that area were put belief that Russia had finally come Boys Must Register from behind the iron curtain to of General Mac under command President Truman signed the Arthur The planes immediately at- fight World War III the nerves of Europeans were at the breaking draft bill into law It gives him untacked Communist troop concentrarestricted authority to order tions tanks and planes The navy point for the first week of the crisis As the situation developed howductions resumed at any time and the Korean coast blockaded 24 hours Within after the sec- ever the tension eased but by no empowers him to put the National In many areas Guard and the reserves on active in means vanished ond order tropps had landed for instance Berlin the duty any time he sees fit to do so majority South Korea and were well on their felt World War III had begun The law runs until July 9 1951 In wav to the front and males from 19 to 26 are subject the Meanwhile South Korea other sections the thought persisted Induction to was a dangerous it that situation established rallied had and army Observers were not much sura temporary line along the Hon but with hopes it would not set the river The prised at the extension of the selecCommunist army world afire with war Some of the reactions tive service law after the Korean crossed the river at one point and Vienna — Austrians incident hit the headlines Before were beginadvanced toward Suwon General MacArthur has at his ning to breathe easier after the first that however congress was in a week of war jitters but there re- knock down drag out battle over disposal in Japan four US Infantry divisions fear of war the bill consisting of 15000 men mained widespread of each a number of tanks and heavy There was a notable When first considered last spring surge confidence in use will or Whether not the United there was considerable doubt that he growing guns all of them depends upon develop- Nations and the United States the lawmakers would grant a conments within the next week or two Frankfurt— The Germans both tinuation At the minimum they observers reported east and west were plainly scared wanted to limit the President's powThe military picture in Korea re- at the possibility of the Korean er to start inductions going again mains confused and the future de- struggle drawing Europe however into a The Korean situation pends almost entirely upon what shooting war brought about quick agreement the Russians decide to do in the Berlin — War fears In Berlin apway of aid to the North Korea parently were worse than at the GAMBLING: army start of the Soviet blockade of Ber- Blow to Bookmakers Responsible sources report Amer lin two years ago lean and South Korea forces using A senate subcommittee invest— Extremely London disturbed tanks planes and heavy guns which over the possibility of war but ap- igating gambling throughout the will the United States provide the action of the United country have released the names should check and then drive out proved States The thought persisted that of more than 2000 subscribers to the Communists Experience and the are not ready for a ractng news wire services material throws the advantage to full Russians The move was newsworthy in that scale war the democracies— that is if the it shauld prove “useful” to local Soviet Union decides not to take an law enforcement officials In comUNITED STATES: active part in the affair batting gambling A United Front McFarland Senator Ernest W MURDER: More than anywhere else in the chairman of the committee said his group had no proof that any Admits Arson world the Korean incident was upindividual on the list permost in the minds of Amer- particular Newspaper readers throughout was a bookmaker He pointed out the country forgot the Korean rri icans There was a great fear of war some listings— for newspapers In all sections of the country But that sis long enough to express horror stations and the like— obviousradio most surprising reaction was the over the confession of a fall outside the realm Cireleville O - youth who- - admitted gnited front presented to the rest ly But he added: gambling setting the Ringling Brothers circus of the world “I believe the majority of those fire In Hartford in 1944 that Conn Americans in every walk of life listed are bookmakers” killed 168 persons and injured 412 rpproved of President Truman's The committee has announced others tion One and all approved the deciThe youth Robert Dale Segrec sion that told communism that the plans to hold hearings this month Miami St Louis in Kansas City also admitted that he was person United States would stand by Its and Chicago for the slaying of commitments and the ally responsible point had four persons been reached where democracy The youth admitted setting be' would make a stand against totatween 25 and 30 major fires litarianism in Portland Me between 1939 and Even congress which has pre1948 and other fires in New Hampsented a confusing picture of shire and Ohio consistencies during the Truman He confessed a watchman killing administration approved of the who caught him setting a fire in a chief executive’s action warehouse In Portland Me March Senator Taft of Ohio apparently 16 1943 a boy strangled unwilling to rise above the political to death on the beach at Cape Cotview took the opportunity to 1943 in a Me tage girl mand the resignation of Secretary beaten to death with a stone during of State Acheson Many observers a fit of anger and a Japanese boy found his senate speech untimely killed tn Japan in 1949 while Segree He demanded the resignation of was in the United States army of Acheson on the grounds i his policy occupation in the Far East had been reversed Segree gave this explanation of completely bv President Truman the fires: Willis and he had therefore Smith Smith Mrs and been operaA flaming red Indian horseman ting under the wrong policy For oast their votes in the North awakens him at night and tells tha reason tie insisted Mr Carolina run - off primary Acheson him to set the fires Then his mind had outlived his Smith defeated Sen Frank usefulness goes blank and the next thing he Graham one of President TruRep Vito Mircantomo noted for remembers is that the fires have his Communist leanings man's aonthern supporters The added his been started The red Indian then voice of Democratic nomination Is tanprotest out most people is off his horse He drives Segree were inclined to tamount to election In North consider the source away with taunts and sneers and let it go at that Carolina Cv UTAH TTfflE&S D2®VE05 ffi3L©Bll© O Vocation time is here and many pet owners ore to do wondering with them while they are at the beach or touring the country Why not take Rover along? Dogs are better travelers than most people — or at least so claims Miss Carol Lane an expert who ought to know She's woman's travel director of Shell Oil company and she knows every trick in the book for making travel more comfortable for people and pets Here she demhow both con onstrates make fine traveling companions for each other what W A H't O Here's what you need (above) to keep Rover happy a supply of dog biscuits an indestructible bone to chew a sweater or coat for rough weather an oversize collar tog disinfectant collar and leash ing comb and brush water and food dish (left) curry- flea powder and O a wheel fault and cruel perienced dog from hang free open just him plenty O of Rover Lane advises win- common travelers few seconds will slip with a dows down is and dog to the Leashing steering inexIn the himself Miss leaving the with door windows enough of air to give For rainy comfort days and cool nights a dog has a right too Miss Lone recommends a combiblanket and roin cope for Rover' Many pet owners will think the outfit (right) is ridiculous but it is very practical for long haired dogs By keeping them dry it will keep the automobile clean and reduce the odor of wet fur in the car when bad weather forces the traveler to keep the windows to nation closed EMPLOYMENT: Near Record in the United States Employment June soared to the highest levels reached since the record month of July 1948 statistics from the bureau of the census revealed Agricultural employment rose to 9046000 with 8062000 compared In May Nonagricultural employment rose by 750000 to a total of 52436000 between June For five itraight months the employment has Increased in O One of the first things soon learn to stay on his tured obove It will make sists on jumping about in to stay on his side of the safety rule o (left) to teach Rover is riding obedience With a little discipline he'll side of a small handbag or suitcase dividing the front seat as picRover happv and the driver too A dog that will not obey that the car and into the driver's lap is better off ot home Teoch him seat and it will improve the trip for all concerned It's an important |