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bi ay ant ie “Instead of appealing to the peo- Ble to make sacrifices for great- ceo - “the President is appealing do their-hopes for tax reductions. “But the only ones usidered in the President's } are corporations and stockholders. If President thinks we can ha people ” f Ez ee 4 i i i Fe B a oF | eEE Ly =| B iE F ze children as dependents. regardless of their income. This would apply to children in school or college, so long as the taxpayer provided half their support. Present law does not permit a dependency al- lowance for anyone making more than $600 a year. Gets PR The World #! Re! & i E é - 75g CI ge ¥ & tel aif F 2 i i ais ; f i ie 3 yk id Ti . i In Stalin’s later years, tha imostly to him, the Wes! |Russia were not on spe: terms. Face to face, that is. ‘they talked at all it. w continents in interviews speeches or through ambass: or notes. When Malenkov succerded Stalin: and mumbled about peace, the Al- ilies saw a chance to show the rest ei neee EEE i : AE Ee Fe LJ H es can’t Play off against anyone, unless if ‘is world opinion, of jis aware 2 H : iis Custody : ANGELES #—Blonde Phyl-' in its first year, would/tis Morris yesterday won a di- individuals of 585 million|vorce and custody of Pamela, a and corporations}poodie she testifiéd awakened her : with its barking when her husband Albert often came home at 4 or 5 in the morning. She also was awarded custody bl their 3-year-old daughter Me-| the program he’ Mrs. Morris, 25, who makes lamps, said her husband “told me’ that now that I had become the Marilyn Monroe of the furniture business I wouldn’t need him, and it of the world they at least would|makes basic 5 like to break the ice. They pep-| Since Western Germany — ered Moscow with requests for a)armed or unarmed i conference. door to $s look: if he refused than hope, or| Russia wants Germany desire, for peace or any willing-/main unarmed. Dulles said ness to yield an inch. last week a rearmed Western Ger-| Fow that matter, there’s no sign|many must be the foundation tone] ithe West will .yield any inches|of Allied strength in Europe. either at Berlin. What Russia apparently fears|Russia and: the United States will] most in Western Europe is a single|not agree at Berlin, but the dis-| European army, including France|agreement on Germany is enough |] & ibe : “at least slight reduc- ition income taxes reductions LIE he packed up his 48 suits and left.” . ° Unfair Price HOUSTON #—Ten-cent coffee is unfair to jurors; says the womsn who operates the Criminal Courts Building cigar stand, Mrs. Grace Taylor thinks she ijhas worked out a plan to maintain her 5-cent coffee prices. “Tt looks like I will lose’ money. oD every cup .at 5. cents. But T recently raised the price of cig- arettes a penny a pack and think and a rearmed West Germany,|for a starter. | New Concept ‘Of Air Defence Is Lauded TON — Président! Ejsenhower’s “new eoncept” for Rep. Vinson of Georgia, was one of those reserving comment pending | further study, But Short said in an interview he got the impression Wilson “feels | he could commented’ 7 In the budget for the fiscal year] that will make up the coffee losses.” defense, emphasizing air power|which begins July 1, the President and new weapons while making a|stepped up spending plans for the four-billion-dollar spending cut, got|Air Force as well as for air arms: enthusiastic Republican support injof the Navy and Marines, today. These increases were more than ‘Many Democrats withheld fire,|offset by plans for cutbacks in saying they’ wanted to study the|manpower and spending of the PICTORIAL PROOF aiftie eoeecze iigtlt i t 8 F Hi i bad H pee a TONIGHT, 7:30 P.M. Tomorrow, 2:30 P.M. and 7:30 P.M. BILLY GRAHAM in “OILTOWN U.S.A.” at HARRIS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Cor. Margaret and Southard Sts. 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