Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 80, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1932 — Page 3

'AUG. 12, 1932.

MODERATE DRY STAND IS TAKEN DY PRESIDENT Revision of 18th Amendment Supported by Hoover in Address. (Continued from Page One) accompanied in his speech Friday night bv a hint that if Democratic opponents would name specifically the rates of the Hawley-Smoot act which they especially abhor as dangerous to our foreign trade and relations, that his tariff commission would act. Defends Tariff Set-Up This is the attitude which has been adopted by practically all regular Republicans in congress, since the present Republican high tariff helped whittle down our foreign trade to a fraction of its former size. Hoover made it clear that he is content with the present tariff commission set-up, and is not willing —as he demonstrated in his message vetoing the Democratic tariff bill this year—that this body should report to congress for action on its recommendations. With nations, economists, business men and editors clamoring for reiductions of tariff, Hoover said: "I squarely am for a protective tariff. I am against the proposal of ‘a competitive tariff for revenue' as advocated by our opponents.” His recommendation for a resurvey of the new taxes was seen as the basis for anew plea for enactment of a federal sales tax, if he is reelected. In his acceptance speech he suggested that the new levies, now being paid, be “again examined, and if they tend to sap the vitality of industry, and thus retard employment, they must be revised.” Rejected Sales Tax Republican administration spokesmen in congress contended throughout the tax fight that industry would only be relieved of unequal and discriminatory burdens by enactment of the general manufacturers’ sales tax. They opposed the new

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WALKER WINS TILT TO DELAY OUSTER EDICT Decision on Removal of N. Y. Mayor May Wait Till After Election. (Continued from Page One) for a political conference. After a trip to Peekskill, he will return to the capital Sunday night. Should the courts uphold the power of the Governor to sit as judge and to pass on removal of Walxer, then Roosevelt eventually will render a judicial ruling which either

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. was when he received an envelope containing the profits from the deal —his share of the profits. The mayor didn't open the envelope, he said, and never knew that they contained any bonds for which he might later be questioned. But it appeared that, as mayor of New York, he had accepted certain convertible bonds of the Reliance Bronze and Steel Company, a concern then selling decorative lighting standards to the city. The city charter expressly forbids “any officer” of the city from owning any stock in such a concern. Walker denied he knew the Reliance company was engaged in any business with the city.

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