House Committee
Clashes with Treas.
Over Tax Probe
WASHINGTON, </P)— A con
gressional committee and the
Treasury Department clashed op
enly and bitterly Thursday over
twin investigations of Internal
Revenue Bureau tax scandals.
Rep. King (D-Calif) said his
subcommittee digging into tax
affairs has “clear evidence” the
Treasury called a sudden hearing
in New York Monday to stifle his
group’s investigation there, set for
mid-March.
King issued a sharply worded
statement in San Francisco, where
his subcommittee is making an
on-the-spot investigation of inter
nal revenue affairs in that area,
saying the Treasury broke an
agreement by ordering the New
York hearing.
He also said certain documents
whisked out of New York and
•away from Treasury officials in
volved “persons of national im
portance” and they would remain
in the safekeeping of the House
sergeant - at - arms “pending fur
ther clarification of the situation.”
His statement contradicted as
sertions made Wednesday by Sec
retary of the Treasury Snyder
and Tax Commissioner John B.
Dunlap.
PIONEER PHYSICIAN
DIES of HEART ATTACK
Dr. J. A. Sutherland, last of
the famous pioneer physicians,
died of a heart attack last Wed
nesday evening while vacationing
in Hawaii, according to word re
ceived lately. With him at the
time were Mrs. Sutherland and
the doctor’s sister and brother-in
law, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Harrison
of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Dr. Sutherland, beloved by
many throughout the territory,
came north in 1897 not to seek
gold but to practice medicine.
He was bom on June 21, 1873, in
Toronto, Canada, and was gradu
ated from Trinity College o’f Med
icine of the University of Toronto
in 1896. The following year he
began his long career in the Yu
kon Territory and Alaska.
Interior Dept. Announces
New Fishing Regulations
WASHINGTON, (JP) — Com
mercial fishermen in Alaska will
be prohibited from fishing for
their personal use within 48 hours
of a commercial fishing season,
under regulations announced yes
terday by Secretary of the In
terior Chapman.
“Commercial fishermen are re
stricted from fishing for personal
use, except in compliance with
commercial fishing regulations,
within 48 hours of any commer
cial season,” the announcement
said. “This does not apply to any
one not a commercial fisherman.”
Other changes for 1952 included
the Yukon-Kuskokwim area. The
Kuskokwim River has been closed
to commercial fishing at the re
quest of local residents who re
quire the entire runs for personal
use and for dog feed.
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BY MARCH 15
ARe?jm on 195! income
• must be filed.
BTox owed on 1951 in
• come must be paid.
C First installment of es
* timated tax for 1952
must be paid. (This applies
only to self-employed, to
higher bracket wage earners
and to others who receive
income in excess of $100 from
sources other than wages
subject to withholding tax
provided total income is ex
pected to be $600 or more.)
Truman Asks Subpoena
Power for Cleanup Boss
WASHINGTON, (/P)—President
Truman Thursday asked Con
gress to give cleanup boss' New
bold Morris power to subpoena
any person or document he needs
to investigate scandals in govern
ment.
The President asked the legis
lative authority in -a special mes
sage submitted shortly after a
news conference at which he said
also that he will find office space
for Morris and his staff outside
the Justice Department — No. 1
agency on Morris’ inquiry list.
Morris himself said shortly af
ter his appointment as a special
assistant attorney general that he
didn't have subpoena powers and
didn't want them.
“I’m not a prosecutor,” he said.
“I’m an investigator.”
i
Gen. Eisenhower
Urged to Return
Now for Campaign
(By the Associated Press)
General Eisenhower wafc urged
by one of his supporters Thurs
day to come home and launch a
vigorous campaign for the presi
dential nomination “before it is
too late.”
This was a change in viewpoint
for Senator Morse (R-Ore). He
had indicated a month ago he
thought the general could win
the GOP nomination in July with
out leaving Europe.
Morse’s statement in an inter
view was interpreted as reflecting
a growing belief among some Eis
enhower backers that he will have
to meet head-on the drive by Sen.
Taft of Ohio for the nomination.
The Oregon senator added that
there were several generals who
could take over Eisenhower’s job j
as commander of the North At- !
lantic Treaty Organization but no
one was so well qualified for the
presidency.
“I am very hopeful,” Moore
said, “that Eisenhower will recog
nize before it is too late that the
welfore of the country needs his
great leadership much more in
the White House than as head of
the North Atlantic Treaty Organi
zation.”
Eisenhower said last month he
would not seek the nomination
but would accept it if it were
offered.
REALISTIC MAGICIANS' . ACT
SINGAPORE, (TP)—Sorcar, the
Indian magician, invited 20 per
sons to the stage to see his most
prized act.
From a close range, they all
swore that Sorcar cut off the ton
gue of a hypnotized assistant and
replaced it minutes later without
any apparent ill effect on the sub
ject.
The set was so convincing that
three of the witnesses, all women,
fainted.
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