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Rockingham,. April 17.?Virginia
McCain, negress. w$b lodged In the
Rlrfuiiond t'ouuty jail vary yesterday
morning <11 a charge of murder
following the fatal stabbing of Katie
Robinson, middle-aged negress. at a
local negro cafe. . '
The cutting affray occurred about
1 o'clock In the nichiing, following
on argument between the two women.
both wives of workers at- the
leal CCC camp. The heart of the Ihob
1 in on woman was almost cut In two
by a knife atid she died before reach
lug the Hamlet hospital.
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Chester, S. C., April 17.?Mrs. Mag
tgic Hudson bcmmouK.* 66, widowed
mother of ge.VQn children, was . shot
an.i killed eiirlv last nhrhl hv un "'m
UUim1 IB'TA4 KaUjV' Wr
1*2 year old daughter, Susl I^envons.
Chroner Z. Smith liarhy said that
he did not deem an inquest needssiity.
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Spartanburg. S. C., April 17.?Sher
ifi Run M. Henry' said today he was
he Iding DugAn Chapman. Enoree te*
tile worker, on a technical charge
let) questioning in connection with
<th<-. death last week of his daughter,
C< idle Mae Chapman, aged nine.
Tte officer said the investigation
"had reached the point where it was
necessary to place Chapman in Jail.
He said three young men who had
bvea held since last Sunday had
hem released.
The girl's rock-covered bfcdy was
found last Sunday In a stream about
tv.-o miles from the Chapman home
in :he Rlverdale Mill village.
Monroe, April 17.?(Damage caused
by yesterday's early morning fire
that for several hours threatened the
city's 'entire business district, was
estimated' today at about flOO.OOO.
Thirty firemen, 210 Negro CCC
beys and five fire trucks, including
t n< from Charlotte, were used before
the flames were finally subdued.
The fire broke oufrabo.nt 1:30 o'clock
la the roar of the btock-Ionff
Urtwer Sanders Mule Co. By the
time firemen arrived, the entire
frame building was a mass of flames
Fifty horses and mues, forty wagons
ma 03ns of feedstufTs were lost here.
NEW RUNNING SCHEDULE
BEGINNING AT OIXIE THEATRE
NEXT WEEK
Beginning next week, the Dixie
Theatre will start a new running
schedule.
There will be three changes In pro
reams each week. One picture wilt
be shown on Monday and Tkiesday,
vTth bargain day# being Wednesday
and Thursday, when a double feature
program will be shown for 10c
nttd 15c. There will also be a double
feature program shown on Friday
and Saturday
LOCAL BOY RECEIVES
PROMOTION
Philip Rlam, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kichard F. El am of Kings Mountain
has recently been promoted
fcom assistant to Oounty Agent of
Madieon County end % stationed at
Marshall, the County seat.
Mr. Rlam succeeds Mr. George
Mullen who has taken up other,wortc.
Laughing Arou
With IRVl
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By IRVDS
""THE Scene is in Boston and the
approaching midnight at one o
all about are happy groups celebr
about to pass out, to say nothing o
Confetti is flying, spiral strean
' blasts from horns and rattles of sp?
attempt to drown oat the music el
and fool's caps adorn the many het
Seated at one semi-detached 1
chusetts, four in all, including a '
nosed father and two little priggi
exemplification of the popular but
Bostonian family.
They have left the fireside an
jaunt into the realms of revelry, 1
gaiety of their present surrounding)
in a reserved and secretly horrified
All at ones the clamor rises to i
the fact that midnight has come,
coma to enter into the spirit of t
daughter Gwendoline she says, "ay
threw a roll at your father."
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[atinnal N?*w<
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a Brief Form
?National News?
! Windsor, ting., _ April 17.?Jame
! Roosevelt; eldest sun of the Amer
! can President, enjoyed the pomp an
tkpentior of the changing of the guar
! :it Windsor Castle today after hat
iiig u dinner with King George an
Qnc-est. Elizabeth last night wliic
cost Mm'an unexpected {320.
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Richmond. Va., April 17.?The hif
gett and Myers Tobacco Co.. mandfa
tttro of Shesterfleld cigarettes, cloi
ii\ Its plant here today as about 90
(n.plpyoes answered a strike call b;
tlie Tobacco Workers Internationa
; Union.
Forty regular pickets bearing pla
I raids gathered ui lie. plant t-e .i
J this mc rnlug,
1 Kbain<d.-ln, lb., Auril 17.?VnmC'.i
mmmwmmmmmmmmmrnmrnammrmm
2d public schools In f.VnnsyHania'
:?1.thrarilo ppt?lf m with ti#u
r-?tl r. op?- on hand except tjio Jan
J *< to op?>n the schools. ,
i Unpaid for months and vswing nc
I to work until their overdue salar
j checks came through^ at least 19'
. imtructors stayed away from class*
Washington. April 17i?A quick de
monstratlon of Pan American sollda
it.\ behind President Roes ere t'i
pence proposals heartened Admlnis
t rat Ion officials today in the face o
i indicat'ens |hat Germany and ftal;
(wculd reject or evade any anlt-wa
r pledge.
Jngt as the Western world sup
j ported Mr. Roosevelt in his nppea
to Adrif Hitler during the Muuici
crisis last Fall, sixteen tat In Amor
; lean republics and C'anade expresse*
( commendation during the week-end
. of his new plea, against European ag
gression. - * '
Locals Win Two of Four
Places In Forensic Contest
Kings Mountain captured two o
the four contests in the Forensh
Day finals held here Monday nVgh
for the Weateru Conference. King
Mountain and Newton High School
won out in the preUknlnsries, am
each school had a speaker In eaol
cf the final events.
^The Western Conference is th<
i vny HNNuutmuu mai iutf rwin^a moui
| tain High. School belong to Id cod
j iit ft ion with athetlcs and Coronate at
'ivities. according to Supt. B. N
Barnes.
The winners of the Contests wen
as follows:
Reading; Miss Mary Evelyn Gc
forth, of Kings Mountain.
Poem: Miss Martha Jean- Setzer
of New ton.
Declamation: Mr. William Le
Warlick. of Newton.
Oration: Miss Betty Lee Neialer
of Kings Mountain.
This is the flourth year of the Con
tests, and the second tihne King!
Mountain has been host school fo
the Forensic Day.
Judges Dor the Preliminaries Mon
day afternoon were:
For Readings and Poems: Mlsset
Ozelle Kiser, Marian Patterson ant
Marian Murnhey.
For ^Declamations and Orations
' Mrs. A.' H. Patterson, Rev. L. Boy<
H?mm and Mrs. P. O Ratterree
Judges for the Finals last nigh'
Were: Miss Sara Roland1. Miss Eliza
betb Mason, Mr. L. R. Medltn, all o
Gaston ia.
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Parker House
I S. COBB
occasion is New Year's Eve. It is
f the better hotel dining rooms and
ating the fact that the old year is
f the guests.
lers are being hurled with abandon,
cial other inanimate noise producers
the orchestra, and variegated hata
' ^
ids.
table is a family of F. F. Mastavery
straight laced mother, a blue
sh daughters. They are really an
erroneous idea of a truly Puritanic
i library to mingle in their annual
rat they do not seem to match the
i. Until this moment they have sat
silence.
i higher pitch than ever; announcing
The mother feels that the time has
he occasion. Turning to her elder
dear, it is. twelve o'clock. You may
I totals* las)
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ninvo mwwniMin, in. Tmur
1'ulton's Win Men's
J Club Prizes J
^fcsHi's T'?in ut.d Sago Kulton prOV m
d. at the Melt's C'l'iii 'supper. lust
Ivttk 1 hat they kltew the given nam.
eg .of more members than n:ty oi
tlie resj. present. a no as it ronnlt .
vvvre "awarded prizes tf a packet ?
3 knife oachh. 'Pom Knl en tnrr.-c.ly rj
nave the first and middle names ot 1'
^ J4 out of the entire club lis' tf 56
d. end S Re Kulton Identified 22 out ?
?'* (I the 56. The program com tn lit tee
was (.<mpo3?d of President \rnoM II
k 1 Riser, B. S. NHII. and Glee Prldgee. B
II. S. Hlackinen severely criticized f
5_ an; editorial that was published in,
,. 'I tie i im-hld. II. K. Lynch stated that '
to
' In was expressing Ills own opinl' T ,
n end would do It again. t
y I .vrr. Aubrey Mauney reported for
jj ' .'! Public Affairs ('?inmittee that ' '
1 ft i advertising folder. sponsored ! ''
1 Jo n?ly by the Uon's Club And the V
j \> u 01 Kings McuniaiiL 'Avxs corn
>1 led and ready for distribution.
n Mr Maumy also reported that the
s en imd on the (Jitter Road bad been
? rintailed.
1 Sr
Harold Hmmicutt mad* the report .h
for the committee who bad be. u ap ot!
1 pointed to investigate the ponslbiliY
lit* of locating an airport n^ar Kings \f,
' .Jcuntaln. I.add HainrSck niudo a re M(
1 ort for tlio- Ladies Night committee, fm
.Mr. Hamrlck stated that plana cnre
i-'Ieing made-fcr n gala tline on April gh
r ;7. Which has beeu set aside for the ho
s 'tttiiial event. Ill
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Y Three Candidates bo
From Three Wards ?
th<
' Three more candidates filed with
1 ( ity Registrar, Chiairles Dllling, for r|
'* Couiicilnien in the election to be <m
1 held May 2nd. Guy Webb filed from
Ward 1. J. B. Tihomasson from Ward Sn
'* 2. and W. F. Logan from Ward 5. an
With the three new candidates this ?
xvrek the total sivells to 9 fcr the 6 I
places to be decided by the voter*. L
t With the announcement of Mr. J. |
f:. Thomasscn from Ward 2 every. ,
f Ward now has at least one candl- f
5 1 date. I
1 j The School Board Is not doing so *
roc a as to candidates. Only two .
, hove ?tnnounced for the five piaoee Ytl
t to be filled. H'
A1I voters must register to be ell W
glide to vote, and! the registration
t l>or!<s close Saturday, April 22nd.
Candidates must file five days h<
_ pricr to the election, whicn makes Uc
. the d'l'dline ne?tt Wednesdnv, April t'ei
j 2f)th. 01
BU(
8 Candidates who have fded are.
For Councilmen: Ward 1. W. K.
h Manney and Guy Wclib; Ward. 2. J. thj
n. Thomaason; Wrrd 3. i>add Hamrick;
Ward A, C. E. Neisler. Jr..
Charles Williams: Ward 5, Tom Ful i ^
8 ton. R. C. Geld and W. F. !x>ga:n. ,
For School Board, Ward 3. Glenn
. White, Ward 5. Glee Bridges T
* China Relief Plans J
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The .Minister's Association is
! suggesting that all churches unite
In the China Relief Offering on the pp
1 last Sunday of April. This worthy Sn
* work has grown to such proportions
that no single denomination feels
' competent to cope with the situation
* The Ftredgn Mission Boards of the J0*
several denominations have joined <-?
1 In a great united effort to rare tor
* the homeless and the hopeless in bt
f this suffering land. After sober con- 1
si deration the Ministers' Assodia- ?*
" tion commends the cause to every tQ1
Christian.-- Ours Is the opportunity :x*
not merely to feed starving bodies
hut <10 furnish meat to hungering" 1IM
hearts. China la looking to Cbristl- lt'"anity
to steer her out of these tragic tr
times. Christianity has no human
help aside from the Christians of the
world. Make your plana to have a
part in the free will offering on Sunday
April 30th.
Rev. L. Bory Hamm. Chairman.
Rev. W. M. Boyce, Secretary.
KUE8TER WILL ADDRESS
BATTLEGROUND EVENT
C. O. Kuester of Charlotte, chair- r
man of the 1930 Kings Mountain bat
tie anniversary celebration, reported v
ho accepted an invitation bo deliver j
a brief ed dress at the battleground
April 26, when the South Carolina
rtnneral Anoenihlv's numheni will
visit this national military park in a
body.
Gov. Meybahk of South Carolina
will be the principal speaker at the
exercises to take place at the battleground
nnder auspices of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution j
Chapter at Ytofk.
8INQINQ CONVENTION
SUNDAY
The Singing Convention vrifl be n
held Sunday, April 3Snf, at the 8eo- '
end Baptist church. The public is c
cordially invited.
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SLAY, APRIL 20, 1?3?
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uwai kjvuvM
Prize In Mi
HAN LOSES U
HYSTERICUS F
After the smoke had ih.artsl frcui i Tin
r curly Sunday munlUK lire which Urn
destroyed the B". A. Smith ami
.. the chutrod re-muftis yt i III
II. Iflentcit' wct?> founj hy I"ire- 1 flic
?ti .t M. Mctii'uuU. Firemen wore , )
IN 1 to tli" file j L ill four A. M "it
u 'h" huildiitK fulling in .?? ' Sh?
ci linn-, rh?. fliuhts l'?(l iiiiiii' 'I . "j
ih li'nini)v, At daybreak. tlx- body . ,
i'.covered. which was hofntil i.-j,
house which was directly hi h huh
c ic and owned hy It. A Smith* u
., wan iiDoui ii percent Ioks vitIt
i* sid? iicarcat tin- mere being
rue j completely otf
Tin' owner of the grccery business ^
f. D. A. Smith. Jr.. krft Kings ;
Mitittiln Saturday irglit with his
nlly for Charleston. '
Mr. Wanton went to the picture '
w late Saturday night, retuurned
me and talked with his brother un ,nul
about 2 A. M. when he left and ; S
is not seen again until his charred 1 met
dy was found. | reft
It .'i 1 pcllce "Officers making fheir i y>;
urda' Saturday night stopped at t?hv
j store about 3 A. M. but nothing
;. itsnce was noticed. j tlx
Two fire investigators were in a:.d
ngs Mountain yesterday making' I.lb
exhaustive Investigation. -1 cf (
The build.ng. owned by n. A. !'o >
it.'tlt. Sr.. was insured for $1,000 i tt.
d the hcuse in the rear for $800. ! Mai
ierald Cooking
Ipens This Moi
ed Cross Honored t
rith Certificate
Mr. I^add Ilamrlck, Chairman cf ' ,s
Ft. local chapter of the American 1
J rju'
d Cross is In receipt of an honor '
rtlfleate from National Headquar s
In Washington. J). C., for the *1'
ccess of the last roll call. Rev. L. *'e
yd Hsmm and Oee A. Bridges
re co-chairmen of the roll call j '
it went over the top in such a man | a
I trw warrant lim rftpfvtmtllrwn I ?i
rbe certificate reada: ' ipPe
is Hon:r Certificate la Awarded w,u
Ho The Kings Mountain Chapter the
v Distinguished Achievement In t|U><
ho Annual Roll Call for Nineteen i,a<j
Thirty-Nine. ,1,^
It bears the facstmllea of both R
anklln D. Roosevelt, President, . '
d Norman H. Da-vis, Chairman. 0( '
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IE8IDENT-ELECT OF HAMPTON ,r
DNEY COLLEGE TO PREACH ,*
I'Otl
cacl
[lev. B. G. Gommcu, til? newly eited
President of Hampton-Sidney M
liege will preach at the First Preg "<>r
tertan Church on Sunday evening
7:30 o'clock. nnd
Dr. Gammon lias been the pastor thri
Myers Park Presbyterian Church" ? fi
a good many years and Is much i rra>
loved by that congregation. | p<'
It is a priviloge to have Dr. Gam- ! ecri
>n preach In our church before he 1 a|td
rves for his new position. We j
ge all who can to avail themselves ! titU
this opportunity. c"rl
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? frlli
^ reel
Will Rogers' Zc.
Humorous Story "t
' Invl
' slot
Br WILL ROGERS u ,
rTTEY till hare grass on the ,ut?
lawn* in some parts of ths
forltL AW
So a tramp came to the door and
ooked awful downcast. u.
"Lady, I'm hungry," he says. llny
lifejg, |
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"Gee, that's terrible,'* says the con
rllv housewife. "Ch
"Well," says the innocent tramp,
I'd like to cut your grass. Just |_IT
or a meal. You aint got no idea Mr
ow hungry I am."
"Go to it," says the hard-boiled
ndy of the nouse. "But if you're T
i? hungry as yon say. and want rrro
he grass for a meal, you can Clu
hew it off and save time. 7.3,
(American Ntwi latrnt hi.1 ,j,c
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sank of cwncd by l;. ,\
itb, .l!".,. was insured -for $1,250
i file fixtures insured for $1,250.
'.reinvn were at the scene cf the
fer rbont four hours. They' stayuntil
Sheriff flavnioud CI 111e and
aner U:s;oe l.utz arrived from
lh> 1.7 utm an investigation
?! nf;fit"iMo?r of Mr. Mlan'on was
hy -I truckle firm a Marine
i. b.i? jo hket knife and kevg to
a ihftuber of- tile Marbles
i'ituI r? Iff: f>'i Mr. Riant rn
e- hel-l Mondayat 3 p.'.m at the
id' *n-o -w it h the R??.v. P. I). Pat*
t. pastor cif the First Presbyterian
r'e'i. iu charge ami Interment wa*
Moumnin K?st cemetery. He atib
d the Men's Itlble class 6f the
vbjier'im church regularly and
held in high esteem in the coin'
aity.
reviving are his wid"w. the for
M>\? Margaret Moss; two child.
Steve. and Hetty Frances, -f
r oldV*his mother ."'Mrs. T. M Mur
; Ills' grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
I.. llu?f.:"ef|er: tli'e following bro*
. and half-sisters: Quit. Cleve
Will nianten of Shelby: Mrs.
o Whim, Mrs. Georgiana White
i?triii? Mrs. Mint N"t?l of Chate
Mrs. Mar Unrid of K".vl. Mt?
A. Sin'th., Jr.. Clyde. Ruby and
rtha Sue Murphy, at heme.
School
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he opening s"S*;c.i of The Herald
kin?; Schorl, with. Miss Elizabeth
pry, at The jVxio Theatre begins
morning at 10:00 A. M.
the.r classes will be hold tomorat
the same time,
dmissi'cn is free to all The Hers
women readers and the>ir
mis. No tickets are required,
it to arrive early to ensure your
ing choice seats.
t each session of the school, a j
tted folder containing all the reci
to be prepared by Miss Kinci..
be presented to every person in
audience. A complete set "of
te miniature cookbooks can be
by all cur readers just by attend
the cocking school,
very woman is given an opportuto
participate In the distribution
he many valuable gifts to be a*
ded dally.
t addition to the foods prepared.
r of well-known groceries and
sehold supplies will be awarded
1 day.
Iss Emery noted' I>eeturer and
ne Economist of the Spry R?rch
Kitchens. will demonstrate
explain novel, time-saving, and
Ifty methods of cookery. Here is
olden opportunity fpr "our women
ders to learn new Ideas and test
recipes for me.'n dishes and dests
that are wholesome, delicious
economical,
rooking With Confidence' is the
t M.'ss* Emery has taken for her
rent scries. She claims that any ,
nan can duplicate her results by
Dwing the methods and tested
pes which she uses,
he attractive O. E. range and oth
ippllances which Miss Emery will
have been furnished through *he
rtesy of D. F. Herd Furniture Co.
he Herald extends a most cordial
tation to you to attend every sesi
of the school. It Is entertaining,
s definitely instructive, t is ab?>ly
free.
ARDED LOVING CUP
-s. Aubrey Mauney returned Tuea
night from Raleigh where ahc
it to attend Junior Day of the
eratton of Women's Clubs, In see
i there, and for the presentation
the loving cup she had won. for
best Instrumental com position, aig
members of Junior cluuhe tn a
te-wlde conteet. Mrs. Mauney's
(position was ein organ number
rlstmas Maetjueadera."
TLE THEATRE
ETINO POSTPONED
he meeting of the Little Theatre
up will be held at the Woman's
b on next Monday evening at
0 Instead of Thursday evening
regular date.
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THE
HERAI D
FIVE CENTS PER COPY
/ins First
Marching
k:.:*8 Mouii.Hill's prize winning,
high stepping luiuil |> >,v? j. anil march
<i their ivtii1 to ilii> victory if victim
s by winning first piaee In both
jJM'sii anil mut'chiiig ur tlic Statu
iiuHing in ( rceivsborn yust'erduy."\\
:tli a ti?-lil of. 1.1 cf tli" bist bands
I ;'n North Carolina competing in the
' ii,i.sic contest Kings MoUuntain was
i?! '?! litst placi' Ik the judges.
Ai-! in . the- marching mutest
j v.'i Ii Y 1' Mowed v.ftli tb.iU'W com;j.i-iiiiif
.In4 K'tics .Mountain l>ov& nnd
' ! ; Is j; .-rij. it ill. ir iy to highest
i i.i .'.i <?'| Moiilitii.il man
mi. v !<? >? ?l the u?' at said thai
"t'l !'' ?. s-'t n u.oh superior
that- it was very
jo ; ii J ( s t .|. . ill.- the.
fv inner
n. I I".1 in"...'..! l,i ,.!J'i-AUtUWUJ 1 11
>: t'.iV nslioiai Kings Mountain Hand
jii v a r.-tyi w l) ;li?- beat bands
i iin Marvland to Florida.
Tie Kings Mountain Hand under
' "v direction of Haul Hendricks has
t?|:io"d 'I hb Best Town in the Slate
n he musical map of the country.
It.iV it r Hendricks entered seven
i> his musicians In the solo content*
and. every one of the seven won efI
t wr MiVt, second, or third plac. In
j :h ". words everyone entered won
; ii award. He did not have any losers
Winners In the solo contests were .
! Tunt'. one: Bobby Mc'Danlel 3, Olax
but.- Faye Mn^s 3: Trumpet. Jackie
"t.-iuei" . I p ill". Mtl'. s Vattlte;, ;
I l'i s> ? ! . r.r \;t Mauttey 3; Alto
jc't't il l) i Hurl. Jr.. 1: Tuba.
J* |e."S ,Vl?)ft-' . '
Th ibieft l'.i.v h'concert at Oak
t tf" M"!i*vry Academy Tuesday
I wlvre Charles Thomasson
il M:)t 'nvU. two former members
It' the band are students. Both the
s'tidrt:: s ain.d hand members thorost'hle
enjoyed the concert.
Charles Thoinnsson who called
l.t tM Himrlck from Greensboro last
night said they, would leave there ' '
about 9 P .M. Right while Mr. Thorni
aeron wis calling he said the Maunoy
Twins were entertaining about I
20it lit the O'Henry Hotel with a
piano concert.
Snpt. B. N. Harnes in a long dtetanoe
call from Greensboro last night
about 10 P. M. to The Herald said:
"The band did the best It has ever
dene here today. The whole city is
talking about the Kings Mountain
Hand Mr I.vnrh thov wem annorti
it! fact they Just oud-dld their com*
pctitors."
Beth-Ware Seniors
Present Play
The Seniors of Bethware High
school, presents "The Black Derby"
a three act mystery comedy Saturday
evening 8:00 p. m. The public is
< < rdtally invited. There will be ft
small admission fee, 10 and 15c.
W. W. SOUTHER IMPROVED
W. W. (Bill) Souther who sufferid
a severe heart attack last Friday
night and another Sunday Is much
better according to a report from
hl? bedside yesterday. Mr. Souther
was considered critically 111 for two
days and lis n-hny friends will be
glad to learn of his improvement.
^yV'^^MES^ESTON
Opinions Expressed in This Column
Are Not Necessarily the Views of
This Newspaoer.l
The moral Of this story Is an old
one: never sign on the dotted Una
until you have read what you are
signing.
Apparently, though, It Is a moral
lesson that about half the United
States Senators have forgotten, or
are just learning. And a first hand
experience with the moral is causing
these Snators some embarrassing
momepta right now.
Center of the embarrassment is
Car-reacMng tax bill, with a sugarcoated
title saying it would "take the
profits out of war," which recently
appeared In the Senate bill hopper.
It bore the names of 50 Senators as
sponsors.
Offhand, the bill appeared one like
ly to be favored by the public. After
nil. nobody likes /war. But careful
reading of thin bill with the, "take
tie profits out of war" title, has revealled
the title to be a misnomer.
In reality, the bill goes far beyond
the soralled 'profits of war* and
reaches, right down ho the bottom of
everybody's pocket. So broqd is the
Mil, that low Income groups who t
now escape paying Income taxes
(but of oourse still pay heavily thru
indirect taxes) would have ho give up
(Cont'd on Editorial page)
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