The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, April 13, 1962 Page: 14 of 14
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Ths Clarksville Timas, Friday, April 13, 19*2
will afford Immunity from crim-
inal prosecution I want to real*
firm our existing policy is this re-
gard: Even true voluntary dis-
closure of a willful violation dees
not. of Itself, guarantee prosecu-
tion immunity At the same time,
the Service does carefully consid-
er and weigh it, along with all
other tacts snd circumstances, In
deciding whether or Hot to recom-
mend prosecution. To get such
consideration, voluntary disclos-
ure would, of course, have to be
made before any investigation
had been initiated’.”
Director Campbell continued. “I
Five Indictments
Returned in Tax
Fraud Complaints
YOU*
To The Tlmi
expiration i
your name,
watch this d
expiration t
missing an
Keeping Up With
Time Has Been An
Age-Old Struggle
On Bermudagrass
College Station — Bermuda grass
Is the most important pastors
grass In Northeast Texas, snd on
much of the upland ares It la the
only important permanent pasture
grass. Several varieties of Ber-
muda grass have been developed
sad many of these haul been test-
ed for adaptation to Northeast
Tinas.
The findings of these testa are
contained In the recent Texas Ag-
On Friday the government had • P°“«y 00 1
a field day tjl WOU,d My *“■ *• *bout
a field day agate* tax evades* In beat time to establish a good rec-
Dallss. For a week, the outotand- ord. And. certainly, I can think of
lng young U. 8. Attorney. Bare- no better time for e taxpayer to
foot Sandora, backed by the In- be sure that be has no further
•ernal Revenue Service career tax errors or om missions In fact, U
team, paraded skilled tax invest!- I had a friend with doubts about
gators before the Special Federal his personal tax accounts, I would
Grand Jury investigating t a x advise him to drop around to his
* ESTABLISI
at yowrFORDDEALER’S
rtcultural Experiment Station pub-
lication MP-548. "Bermuda grass
Production la Northeast Texay”
Of the varieties tested, Coastal
Bermuda showed the boat perfor-
mance. Other varieties were su-
perior to common Bermuda, but
were inferior to Coastal.
Coastal Bermuda responds fav-
orably u> nitrogen fertilisation, In-
terplantod winter legumes and a
combination of these two pracices
them up._ The question may arise
whether a I taxpayer’s voluntary
disclosure of hla willful violations
GISTER NOW
h Free Trip to
During drouth yean, Coaatal re-
sponded favorably to nitrogen ap-
plications of 120 pounds per acre
The practice of oveneedlng an
during the
at your FORD DEALER’S
adapted winter legume Increased
total forage production almost as
much as adding 60 pounds of ni-
trogen per acre without the le-
rum*. Overseeding plus nitrogen
od of reckoning yean from tho
birth of Christ.
But the Julian calendar was
drifting at the rite of one day
caeh US year*.—Realising that'
Raster would advance Into sum-
mer. Pope Gregory X37I establish-
ed the Gregorian calendar In 15*1.
This Involved dropping 10 days
between Oct. S and 15, 1582. Cath-
11c countries accepted it, but Eng-
y»
SEiPLITZ COLOR PREVIEW
ertlllsatlon produced enough for- ■
age to warrant the use of this
practice.
Tests at Mt. Pleasant have
shown that Coaatal Bermudagrass ,
la boat adapted to areas of the
state below 3,500 feet, and thar
Midland Bermudagrass la beat'
adapted to areas of higher eleva- |
tion.
For a complete report on the
results of several studies Involvin'1
varieties end yield responses to—
various management practices f
get a copy of the Experiment Sta-
tion publication. A copy may be
ARCMtT
the voters
number of
aggregate family Income, the top
5 per eea would currently have
bed about W billions more In-
come anaoally. end the great bulk
of consumer units that much leas
la the aggregate. If the propor-
tlonate shares prevailing In t h e
late Twenties had continued un-
■i—gad ft rim this arte la great-
atjJOurFORD DEALER’S
Here's your chance to win 10 glorious days for 2 in colorful
Hawaii—oM expenses paid. Nothing to buy—no (logons to
write—no (ingles to complete. Just register during our
special COLOR PfEVIEW SALE feotunng these special low
SAMPLE ITS SPORTS CAR FEELI
arriving
clothing bffl. indicative of IU mag-
attede and impact.
The tread of Individual and fam-
ily Income aad Its changing distri-
bution are shown in an analysis of
' long-term data made by Profeseot
Simon Kuznets of Harvard Univer-
sity. one Of Ambries’* outstanding
authorities ea Income and wealth.
It was presented in one of the ma-
were written. Finally the Earl of
Chesterfield Introduced a. bill,
which passed Parliament in 1751,
adopting the Oregorian calendar.
Mobs rolled In London and
Bristol, crying, "Otve ua back our
11 days,” but the change was
made In September 1798.
John Oakaoa, president of this
cAwitnr*e nklaat ralenrtar now
pany. Oabome-Kemper-Thonus of
SannTone. Medallion. Ilffl.
AID WALL PAINT SATIN ENAMfl Sethi er yMH|HN
*549 5198 *5179
** GALLON ■ QUART ■ QUART
Lenand Proscribed
Eyes Examined
225 North Walnut St.
CLARKSVILLE
OAUON _ ___ _ w„,
mil nprt«nm«a.n ee.’s me. won pus u.as wr.-s sn-cum tow
auv NOW ANO uvi outino mt aemtiTZ coiot-ratvirw aaui
your FORD DEALERS
THE LIVELIEST BUY IN THE COMPACT SIZE!
— Fart—Polk.
Guardsmen <
Division, now
received an a
Cincinnati, says the United States
la the only country in which people
get calendar* free, as business
adveiUalugr In RutoM calendars
are published by the State Pub-
Halting House of Political Lletera
tore. (A 1880 calendar contained
poems, instructions 00 swaddling
Sat. Morning
DKKALB
Thur*., Friday and
Saturday Aftarnoon
training wist
combat progi
Tho Army
rpnnsibllity o
j»nt o.pfratio
Doctrine. tac
opera Lions wi
tcrlnj-urgency
Lt. ' Col. K
division’s G-3
ing, discussei
surpency mb
mnnders and
thn division 1
He reportec
rnro during \
Army Comn
outlined plans
orv-rr.’ions'of
The fir®* p|
bp mandator;
man In the 1
Cojintcrinsu
rvnlainod,—"i
polltlral. pro
and sorlologic
toward prove
a baby and feeding a calf and the
predicted shoe production through
Clarksville, texas
personal Income has been a funda-
mental change In tho structure
Td that actor of savings over the-
yeara. The Kuinets study states
that hi the past savings were pre-
dominantly a byproduct of afflu-
ence. estimating that close to 84
out of every IS of personal saving!
In the Twenties came from the top
5 per cent of consumer units.
Since then it la estimated that the
Barings share of the top Income
group has fallen to half the annual
savings total with the rest now
contjag from the other Income
groups a* their ability to save ex-
blossom, put with Eyelet!
in" rp-ixtnrrp
DAINTY SPRING BIAUTIES
COLOR-MATCHED IN
SUMMER BLIND FABRIC
e Pretty, care-free Cotton-Blend fabric!
Cool, eoft Dacron-Nylon-Cotton ,..
exactly the nme in ferae, girdles, half-
slips and slips.
• Pretty Eyelet Trim! Dainty, fresh,
feminine.. . exactly the game on brae,
girdles, lingerie. . 'gWifc;,. * v
• Pretty New Colors! Sugar White,
Crystal Blue, Glace Pink, Honey Mist
... exactly the same shades from Formfit
and Roger*.
New Formfit Laughter Bra 888.1a sRky, cotton-
blond with eyelet top boot Mm. Elastic circlets
under bust shape aad hoM high, youthful Hno.
A32 to C38. arahA
"Their actir
of violenee a
vpr«lvc politic
action* by lai
to overthrow
P'-nrrcnts.
"T!ip Army
triininc indivl
crops In soda
io.ll. political
deployed area
f-1 ught how t(
r'iponnus prop
bow to assist
phases of civi
dp.ivor in_ ord
forces of cpr
infiltration an
“In' penera
Armv is golni
on its own ha
it be conventi
'wars of . lihe
the' tvpes of '
fought, in La
- I^itin- Amerie:
Just how tl
vision will fi
eonnterinsurg(
being develo
pointed out »tr
plemented on
soon ns matei
The rmphas
military aspec
vJtV-insuri'ents
more mTWnm
guerilla warfj
training will ;
tied connterir
personal protection than has ever
existed before. It Is reflected, for
example, in the ' fact that there
are currenly 118 million life in-
surance policyholders, the equiva-
lent of two out of every three per-
sons in the entire population, and
that the total of life insurance pro-
tection In force is now up to an es-
timated $835 Miltons. Time, de-
positors in aarings and commer-
cial banks numbered 84 million in
1860. and members or Investors
in savings and loan associations
came to over 28 millions. There
are also an estimated 21% million
active workers covered by private
pension and retirement hinds. In-
sured and noninsured combined.
These are Just examples of the
great growth of savings ownership
throughout the population over the
yean and provide the background
for the emergence of the people's
thlrft inatituions as one of he
principal sources of capital and
Investment funds for business and
Industry, homeowners and Govern-
ment. ~
Growth of Retired Groups
Another significant development
to the income stnlfture la that the
lowest group of consumer units la
becoming more and more domin-
ated by the elderly and the retired
with *a lifelong fixed Income from
a thrift program such as a life
insuranec noBcy benefit a pension
with timing cotton-blend front penal trimmed
with eyelet, center bock team for natural shaping.
Light, airy Spandex elastic. 8.MA. g-f f\Q*
(Regular length pantle, 18.95- Avr
' Birdie, $7.86).
PORMfVr FiaiR FACTSt BgM met*del, petyMtar
public or private program. Thus
while income here may be low bv
today’s standards, the needs and
rasponstMlities of the average In
dividual or family In this group
are also jnarkedly less than those
of their younger counterparts; and
many have other resources as
River Ti
Firm Or
Rsfars Slip In-ailky-soft, cool cotton blond.
Alternating bands of fine lac* and dainty eyelet
,at bodice and hem. Shadow-panel front. 32 to $8
lh'"Proportioned Length*. Junior size* 5-18.
Aflsslsslnnl
Comnnnv has
the purpose
freight servlei
tween Nome
Anpouneemenl
had been ch#
Dalla* last wi
Ft Worth ollm
inr - this entr
menterf pieces
navigation of
been Issued a
si itn Pom me
Matching Regers Halt-BHp, Xt. 8.M.L.,
Proportioned Lengths. ' A A OO
Junior size* 5-19. r *4 ^
study rdporta that
In Income inequali-
ALL ROBIRB
and FORMFIT style*
In Sugar White, Crystal Blue,
Glace Pink, Honey Mist
establish the
Wald rep I
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Pinson, Joe. The Clarksville Times (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, April 13, 1962, newspaper, April 13, 1962; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth893508/m1/14/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.