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,,,..,..1, MWj, BROOKLYN EAGLE, WED, JAN. 19, 1955 INCOME TAX CUT -DESPITE IKE IS i Not Red, Never Was Ike Seen Reviving Hoover's Stress on Private Enterprise PLAN OF OEMS Stassen Declares, in Defending Ladejinsky Washington, Jan. 19 (U.R) Key House Democrats today! considered seizing tax cutting Kv I.VLE C. W1LSO.V I from areas of competition with PAn. i.

Washington, Jan, 19 (U.R) local ana regional uum nmunn aningiun, Jan. 11 vu.r Analysis of 'President KlVen-'and with private industry are hower by rushing a bill Foreign aid chief Harol-I Stns-hower's new budget shows it' fundamental in this Adininis- through Congress to lower in-'sen today assumed full re pun-to be the most vigorous state- tration. 'dividual income levies. Limihv fir hirintr Wnr ment in behalf of private en- "We are moving ahead," the, Tht. date for jr 'f decision was right right for our country, risht for President Klfccniiower's administration ami right for Mr.

I.ade jinsUj." Ladfjiiisky had been cleared terprise to come from the mstaeiit reported, -in taiung, cuts would be either next July Ulll White House since the Hooverilne government oui 01 nust Administration. ness wherever this can proper 1 or Jan. I. a date In, from the Agriculture Ufpart- iur ins a agricultural ai-advance of any Mr. Kisenhow-' ment on s-ecurity ground.

iache in Japan by the State er has Indicated he has in Mr. Stav-en said Ladt-JIn-ky, l-'ppartnifnt, but was dropped mind. a Runsian-horn land reform wh(''1 Agriculture Depart- The Democrats talked of fore- expert and former aumcd control of the lie vaucu luc lull ui local and regional renpodwl in that direction: the Govern blllty In the field of public expenditures and of maxi ing the Chief Executive to sign tural attache In Japan, "Is not 1 If) wppks IpffUl.nInn ('lit- uiwl hut tint Iippn I Vim. 'IC I'rcsidcnt Ei.eiihower told a ment's inland waterways system had been sold. The "mighty Reconstruction F'inance Cor- mum use of private funds where- ponslble for everything nnfn I iris hni i 1 ini i i A ,4 ri ting income taxes as much as! munW." Ift week he SSO a year for a family of four.

He Ulieiin.skv ha. a irvl qZlT from housing to the building! fin km it I. iinwn orn nniri. of dams were basic In Mr.l allne.r rategy wouic history of Government miri history of Government Eisenhower's mesmge. ZTZiZ rtniA lncome tax re(Iuctlon wltn service "without a hlemi-h O'l ii'i-ilton ni.ti'.t Li ilegislation extending present his rec01.d.- present hi.

rpporri." half of major overhauls for theates for corpoi.atlon ncome Air Force, Stassen gave Ladejinsky a j.h, would have to take reponslbiI- The President repeated his favorite thumbnail description of his own political point of, view: "A liberal attitude to i 'ivoo nn1 frt tmo ovmn tyntnetlc ruuner plants miX Th Government 1 "leia0lls fur giving Ladejinsky an-up during wartime J' land reform Ctuernniei.t job. were being sold, subject to Con-j a lram ln South Lassen look up one by one fcifii r-mnntriWi ill i iiir-ran i i "qj gressional approval. L. -ithough Ladejinsky had been the charges airainst vmfr nuinnilnl Ladeiinskv. 1 V.

mm l. All of these steps, Mr. ward the welfare of people andj a conservative approach to the use of their money." Fressure toward decentralization of Government and th" withdrawal of Government I IJ I. MIC lO lUV niv.rina'il u.aa lip.i"" 1 1 1 nry mriuuen, among oiners, o' for "security" aivl.the fact that he has two sisters actively by key BREEZING IN While Ipngs'horemen protect selves from chill wind, German passen-'' gsr liner Berlin clocks ot W. 57th Manhattan, pier.

Big motorship was formerly the Gripsholm of Swedish American Line, has been chartered by North German Lloyd and renamed. liurr puiii, would niiriiKHO 7. in discussed "technical' reasons. lliving in Russia and that he Stassen said he worked for Amtorg, the Agriculture Secretary Ezra trading corporation. Benson's "sincerity and under- many instances not only re.

1'1' on the tax-writing duce Government spending fnd J'eans increase tax receipts for Including K.aiP. h. Hale Boggs (La.1, deputy standable difference of judg- U. S. to Bar Russians From Using Cameras Wh.l'i tlut to Democratic House whlo.

andf i iRenresentative Wilbur Mi ls oi rti- more 01 ine ale is coiiiins! ne aacieti: i ik. r.i.'. In the flplrl of welfare. healthKArk.) that the United States would "I sincerely believe tliat my toril me I Unu'Avnr ihmv lia.l tint Vlf F-i discussed it with Speaker Sam and education. One of the most controversial of his policies is to keep the Washington, Jan.

19 (U.R) The State Department today planned to bar Russians In the United States from photographing or sketching strategic areas. Tha new restrictions will represent the second move in Raj burn who, presumably, stiff restrictions on activities sia. of foreigners in the Hoviet Under new travel controls on I'n'on. Soviet citizens in this country, Two weeks ago the United persons holding Russian pass-States placed about 27 percent ports are barred from visiting of this nation "off limits" to more than 890 counties in 40 Soviet travelers in a tit-for-tat States and 16 cities in other- stand a better chance of persuading the Soviet Union to ease restrictions on Americans in Russia if it adopted tough measures toward Soviet ritl- will have the final word. Federal Government out of the If adopted, the plan would electrical Dower business except zens.

Similar thinking appnr- 0n nroiects too bl? for the big- revise original Democratic strat- IR00KIVO two-barreled United States measure against similar travel' wise open areas. effort get Russia to ease controls on Americans In Rus The Ktate Department felt ently is behind the plan to I gest States or groups of private egy for putting off tax cuts restrict Soviet plrture-tuklng. capitalists to undertake. iuntil the 1956 election year. CURDED CITV BROOKLYN STORE OPEN THURSDAY 11:30 TO 9 P.M.

Garden City open Thunday 9:30 to 5:45 BROOHlVn CRRDEtl (ITV JJamiiiffla'7 Capait amal IFuni Sale! DRAMATIC in 0 CI ENTIRE STOCK OF Coat Cape Jackets Stoles Jfartin'i eagerly awaited January fur iale! Our entire ttot-k of Martin quality furs is yours to cliooi-e at liberally rcduced prices. Plus fresh new coals advantageously purchased for this event! Hire's ju-t a partial list of the values! 7.a -1 urn Here's a sale jou can't afford to nii! Super-values outstanding at any time especially now hen wintry winds proinii" cold aplenty! Snow-suits, finely made of uy Ion! Poplins! Pastels and dark colors! Also at Garden City Toddlrrt' rorner Fibuloui Fourth Floor FOR VOtX SPHOUTS. 3-6x -S: V- i MA yriMty US! f' I I 'A Mf-- t'i i f4 hi FUR GIRLS. Sios 7 to I I now Dved MOLTON PROCESSED LMB COATS usually 135' 90 DYED SQUIRREL CLUTCH CAPES usually 139 100 DYED MUSKRAT JACKETS umally to 239 169 1NATLRAL RANCH MINK. STOLES usually 37S9 249 DYED BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COATS usually 375' to 425 299 It Out Dvcd Northern MUSKRAT COATS usually 449' 369 Tipped Dyed SHEARED RACCOON COATS usually 499 369 DYED BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COATS (some mink trimmed) usually 450 to 550 369 DYED FUR SEAL JACKETS usually 475 369 BLOND DYED BEAVER JACKETS usuaVy 495' 369 NATURAL RANCH MINK STOLES usually 575' 449 DYED BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COATS (tome mink trimmed) usually 575' to 695' 449 NATURAL GREY PERSIAN LAMB COATS usually 559 to 695 449 CANADIAN SHEARED BEAVER COATS usually 559 to 659 449 DY F.D BLACK PERSIAN LAMB COATS usually 795 to 850 599 ROY AL PASTEL MINK STOLES usually 950 699 TARA DYED EUR SEAL COATS (from Alaska) usually 1299 850 Representative values and selection! at Garden City I'm en of Martin's Dcfamd Piymenl Plans.

'Plus 10 fed. Ut All fur items labeled show country of orifia of imported furs. lb T. aloeirom 35.00 to 45.00 Special purchase of fashion coats misses' and pe! lies' sizes 79.95 The January Sale worth waiting for! Score of coati right from our regular stock, at well as fresh new coats, advantageously priced. Luxury woolens including Anglo'i precious Veldest and Yicutan.

All the colon that are newt, including midseason pastels, and of course black. Look for dramatic clutch coats, full flowing coats, elegant fitted coati. Also at Garden City. Three complete size ranges: regular misses' sizes and petite briefs. Three of many stylet sketched.

Coats Third Floor Super-values outstanding at any time especially now when wintry winds promie cold aplenty! In the group: fabrics from surh important mills as BRIDGE, BUCKLEY, WYANDOTTE! oung Sprouts' coat and leitig sets in the newest pastel wools, pebble tweeds! Girls' coats in all-wool tweeds, petit-point wools. Fitted, flared, styles! Beautifully lined and warmly interlined. Come early to choose the treasure you're lure to find in the collection. Also at Garden Citr. Fur Salon Third Floor Y'onnf GirV Shop Fabulous Fourth Floor nitOOKLYX, Fulton at Bridge St.

GARDEN CITY, Franklin 9th St..