The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 16

THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER PRiunif, MAY 3,1957 I Fraternal Insurance Groups Seeking Second Tax Refund In Circuit Court i Eleven insurance groups have Others and their payments are Knights of Columbus, New Haven, if -It Modern Woodmen I filed suits In circuit court here for the second successive tax year seeking refunds on state license 1 J1 1 of America, Rock Island, 111., Standard Life Lawrence, $C36; Womeru Benefit Port Huron. $548; National Fraternity Society of the Deaf, Oak Park, 111., $134; Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, Omaha, and United Order of the Golden Cross, Knox-ville, $344. -4 If Aid for Lutherans, societies exempt by state statute from insurance fees and other taxes. Insurance Superintendent James H. Horn claims that a 1955 amendment of the revenue laws brought the groups under the fee system.

He also contends they are not true benefit societies under the meaning of the law. fees of approximately $40,000. i. W. Pemberton, attorney for the group said.

The fee was levied against them by former insurance superintendent Leslie L. Gwaltney who resigned several months ago. All groups have paid the fees under protest and now seek refunds. The highest fee paid by any of the group was the $30,788 paid by Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society of Omaha, Neb. Appleton, $598; The Order of United Commercial The second group of suits for Travelers of America, Columbus, refund of $42,715 in license fees paid this year came before the Ohio, Maccabees, Detroit, final settlement of payment of the 1956 fees.

A hearing has been set All 11 groups operate insurance services for their members, John "How My Children Gently Sleep Away Constipation Trouble Overnight!" before Judge Walter B. Jones Monday on the first group. Contested is a premium fee Mrs. J. D.

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Then how fast digestions and dispositions improve! Thur Wed. 26 WEEKS TO PAY ..591 486 Advances Declines Unchanged New 1957 High 421 25S 66 330 253 ...104 ACCOUNT INVITED .26 New 1957 Lows 20 NEW AIR SAFETY COUNCIL MEETS Montgomery's growing air traffic and methods to insure greater safety were discussed yesterday by the newly formed Aviation Safety Council. Composed of both military and civilian personnel, the group plans regular monthly meetings to study air problems. Attending the meeting (left to right) are Josh Couch Capt. Harold See, Jamie Duncan and Jack P.

Owens. Montgomery Aviation Safety Council Seeking To Further Air Safety Here Hurry! Save During This Sale! Hundreds of Values! the Highway Patrol head to direct any ground search and the Civil Air Patrol, under the 14th Air Force, to coordinate any air search." Also discussed was the new RAPCOX center here which will give "positive control of aircraft" through a radar and radio network. Both civilian and military aircraft will be able to use the system. Attending the meeting were Josh Couch head of Dannelly Field; Jamie Duncan, Civil Aeronautics Administration; Capt. Marquic Hil-bert, Ft.

Rucker, representing Army Air division; James Rickard, Rapcon; Arthur Long, Weather Bureau; Capt. Ed Bruno, CAP; Don Macomber, Montgomery Radio; Capt. James German, Birmingham Aviation Council; Charles Gindhart, Alabama Air Service; Jack Owens, Rapcon; Sgt. J. R.

Vandeford, Highway Patrol; James Henderson, Rapcon; and Capt. W. L. Whitman Alabama Air National Guard. where you ore sure of Itiigh Quality I Fair Prices "clear responsibility for Who shall make the search." "In the past, there has been some confusion as to w-hat department would coordinate such action," he said.

"Basically, plans now call for 5 Fined 8100 On DWI Rap Judge D. Eugene Loe yesterday fined five persons in Recorder's Court $100 and costs each for driving under the influence of 'alcohol. Reckless driving brought fines against six others. Fined under the DWI charge are James T. Nelson, 3017 McQueen Leonard E.

Smith, We-tumpka. Phillip Fullwood, 113 Carey Drive, Charlie Pickett 1601 West Fifth and Robert Goodman, 921 Cleveland Ave. Fined for reckless driving are Richard L. Farrow, 4247 S. Court $50 and costs; James Var-ner, Route 4, $25 and costs; W.

E. O'Daniel, 1955 Johnson $50 and costs; Patrick H. Dismukes, Route 6, $25 and costs; Cornell Adcox, 843 N. Union Circle; and Everett B. Hamilton, 418 Ryan $50 and costs.

The license of Hamilton, who police said drove a modified. 1955 Chevrolet and was clocked at more than 95 m.p.h. was suspended for 30 days also. Melvin Carter, 2037 Stella was fined $25 and costs for driving without a license. By NELSON COLE The nation's second aviation safety council in existence yesterday tackled the problem of furthering air safety here and yet "not scaring the public away from this dynamic field." The Montgomery Aviation Safety Council, composed of both military men and civilians connected with the field, held its second meeting since its founding last month.

Capt. Harold W. See, Maxwell AFB, president; said the group will concern itself with problems "mutual to both the Air Force and civilian flying. "It's become evident that by discussion and joint study there are many rough spots we can smooth out, making for better understanding and greater safety," he said. Other officials at the meeting also pointed however, that "while we may bring up only the dangerous aspects, flying has become the safest method of transportation." Robert Hudgers of Montgomery Aviation Co.

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