Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 233, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1931 — Page 15
FEB 6, 1931.
TAXATION AND REVENUE GUTS GET ATTENTION Senate Will Urge House to Get Busy on Income Tax Measure. ‘ The Indiana legislature is running around in circles on taxation problem* and not getting to first base with any solution,” Senator Earl Rowley (Rep., La Porte and Starke) charged in the senate today. Asa result of the Rowley reprimand the senate will meet as a committee of the whole at 10 a. m., Tuesday and try to reach a solution to the tax problems. Comment of Senator C. Oliver Holmes 'Rep., Lake) that revenue measures must originate in the house *4d thfe senate can “do little but talk” proved unavailirtg in preventing ‘-he committee of the whole plan. Adopt Amendmen 4 Democrats Joined with Republicans promoting the idea But a 'full hour slipped by with the Rowley and other speeches and then the senate by special motion made a slight gesture at cutting governmental costs. They adopted an amendment to the Beckett bill which will cut all budgets 10 per cent over the 1930 figure. The bill originally called for a mandatory cut of 25 per cent, was changed to 20 in committee and the mandatory feature eliminated by an amendment. The 90 per cent plan was evolved in a G. O. P. caucus and put across despite opposition from Senator Chester A. Perkins (Dem, St. Joseph), who pointed out that local budget cuts can not be made by blanket legislation without difficulties which may necessitate a special legislative session. Urge House Action Rowley’s particular plea for a bill which he Introduced which would limit real estate levies to $1.75 on each SIOO of taxables. He said he wanted to reduce it to $1 by amendment on second reading. • Senator Addison Drake (Dem.,
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Sullivan and Vigo), is Joint author of the measure. "There is no more important bill pending,” Rowley asserted. “It will mean saving the farmer and the small home owner from the present tax burden which is bringing them to destruction.” Lieutenant Governor Edgar D. Bush and G. O. P. leaders agreed and the Democrats came forward with approval of the committee of the whole plan to try and define a taxation policy. Senator French Clemente <Rep_, Vanderburg) suggested that the senate politely prod the house into action on revenue measures. Meanwhile typists were busy preparing the personal and corporate income tax measures which the house ways and means committee expects to produce about $7,500,000 annually, half the amount now raised by the 29-cent state property levy. Speaker Walter Myers, after conference with yays and means members, said the income tax measures
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will take the form of new bill*, incorporating best features of the three already submitted in the house. They will call for a personal income tax of from 1 to 4 per cent and a flat tax of 3 per cent on corporate net incomes, surrounding the returns in both cases with the same secrecy that shrouds federal income tax returns. SEEK STANdTrD~SALARY School Trustees to Discuss Teachers’ Salaries in Townships. Standardizing of teachers’ salaries tflll be discussed by Marion county township trustees at a meeting March 3, it was announced today. Members of a committee now probing the wage scale are: Robert E. Huffman. Pike township trustee; Mrs. Maggie Maxwell, Washington township trustee: J. Malcolm Dunn. Wavnc township trustee: Charles M. Walker. Warern township trustee, and John Routon. Franklin township trustee.
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Vv'hen the liver fails to pour out its 3 pints of vital bile each day, not only do toxic jgases form in bowels, not only does indigestion, heartburn, belching and acidity make you distressed and miserable, but the face shows it with a sickly, yellow tinge that robs you of all charm. Mrs. Alex Malcott, well and favorably known resident of Oklahoma City, stated: “My color was as yellow as gold, from a torpid liver, which resulted in a constipated condition. Sargon is certainly wonderful, for my complexion is now clear and I feel better in every way.” More and more women an ’ girls now realize the value of Sargon as a true aid to natural beauty. Ccjunetics may fool others —but YOU yourself know when your complexion is ns turaliv beautiful and when it is not. Why not let Sargon help you?
Dr. James B. Shearon, M. D. Dizzy Headaches, Gas on Stomach Pleasantly Curbed by Sargon. Dr. James D. Shearon, after 43 years of practice, says: “Sargon Reserves a place amons the most beneficial medicines that could be prescribed. Especially for those people constantly tortured by dizzy headaches, gas, biliousness, constipation, generally a result of sluggish liver, Sargon contains the substance which activates the liver. Having been retained to examine the Sargon formula, I am deeply impressed.”
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Sargon! The medicine which haa swept the nation, astounded physicians.- won the high regard of druggists, nurses, ministers, Governor, congressman and senator and since its introduction here but a few days ago, has already won the confidence of thousands of our local people. ' In commenting on the value of Sargon in helping to overcome many of the every-day ailments that handicap men and women in every walk of life, Dr. G. Warburton, M. D., New York city, who was especially retained to study the Sargon formula, declared: “Sargon should exert a beneficial bloodenriching influence upon those simple anemia sufferers (and there are thousands) who are literally starving for lack of iron in the blood. "It is not what we eat that counts, but what we ASSIMILATE. Sargon helps us to get more good out of our food, thus aiding the natural building up of enduring strength, FIRMER FLESH, calmer nerves, to increase mental efficiency and ageense of physical wellbeing. “You eat with a keener appetite, SLEEP with anew peaceful soundness (without taking harmful drugs), wake up tingling with the anticipation of anew day of work, play and pleasure. I am in accord with the Sargon principle.”
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Mrs. Nancy Hudlow, whose story carries a timely message to hosts of our readers In a recent interview Mrs. Nancy Hudlow, a kind, friendly woman residing in Atlanta, Ga., stated: “No one will ever know how I suffered from nervous indigestion, biliousness and an upset condition due to that constant trouble with constipation. I could not digest sufficient food to keep up my strength to do my housework. The turning point came the day I started on Sargon, and I am so grateful. My troubles have been relieved, and I feel splendid once again.”
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“Although I had always been very strong, a bad case of the flu left me with a badly run-down system, ” declared Charles E. Burns, Esq., retired business man of Girard Kansas. • "I suffered with indigestion and bilious attacks. My food disagreed with me and I was constantly bringing up sour undigested particles. I was almost crazed with splitting headaches, and my bowels were inactive. Tongue was coated, taste sour and I could not get my proper sleep. “From what Sargon did for me 1 can say It is certainly a wonder! I have regained my lost weight, and Just can’t get enough to eat. Sleep soundly and am full of pep.”