Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1934 — Page 14

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M’NUTT SPEECH IS ATTACKED BY RETAILERS’ HEAD Governor Is Charged With ‘Perversion of Fact in Tax Figures. By Times Special GARY, Ind,. June 15.—Governor Paul V. McNutt was charged with •‘perversion of fact” and with citing "outlandish figures” in his keynote speech at the Democratic convention, by L. F. Shuttleworth, executive secretary of the Associated Retailers of Indiana, here yesterday. Speaking before the Rotary Club of Gary, Mr. Shuttleworth said the Governor was incorrect in asserting

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that a 5 per cent sales tax would be required to replace the school revenue derived from the gross income tax. ‘‘l am convinced that a fight to maintain the gross income tax is being made to escape probable sales tax in which the public would know how much is being collected,” he said. ‘‘l am unable to determine how the Governor arrives at such an outlandish figure. It is regrettable that the Governor, would resort to such a perversion of fact to create a wrong impression for the purpose of gaining a political point,” charged Mr. Shuttleworth. EASTERNER IS NEW KIWANIS CLUB HEAD Doctor Chosen as International Head at Conclave. By United Press TORONTO, Ont., June 15. Dr. William J. Carrington of Atlantic City yesterday was elected international president of the Kiwanis clubs of the United States and Canada. William R. Cockburn of Toronto was chosen vice-president for Canada and Judge Arch A. Schramm of Marietta, 0., vice-president for the United States. Eagte Auxiliary to Hold Party Radies’ auxiliary, Fraternal Order of Eagles, No. 211, will give a card party at 8 tomorrow.

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STATE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS EMERGENCY TAX Refuses to Review Action in Fixing Rates Over $1.50 Limit. The Indiana supreme court refused to review action of county adjustment boards in fixing tax rates over the $1.50 maximum set by the property tax limitation law in a ruling handed down yesterday. The high court upheld action of the Marion circuit court in refusing to grant an injunction against Charles Grossart, county auditor, to prevent him from collecting taxes in 1933 at a rate greater than $1.50 on each SIOO of taxable property. The suit was brought by a group of citizens headed by Gavin L. Payne. The circuit court had upheld decision of the tax adjustment board in fixing the rate for 1933 taxes.

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The citizens group contended that the board was not justified in declaring an emergency to warrant a levy of more than $1.50. The supreme court reiterated its ruling in a previous $1.50 tax law decision, that the act itself provides for no appeal to the courts from the decision of the adjustment board, but that appeals must be taken to the state tax commissioners board. RETAIL GROCERS TO CONVENE IN CHICAGO Indianapolis Delegates to Travel in Special Coach. Delegates, their families and friends, will be taken to the annual convention of the National Association of Retail Grocers in Chicago in a special coach, arranged for on the Monon railroad. Announcement of the accommodations was made today by Fred W. Steinsberger, president of the Indianapolis Retail Meat and Grocers Association. The convention will be held from Sunday to Thursday. $l4O Sack Goods Stolen Thieves early today broke into the Max Katz Bag Company, 316 South New Jersey street, and escaped with ten rolls of canvas valued at S6O and two bales of feed bags valued at SBO.

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