Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 88, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1934 — Page 4

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JEWS VOTE TO INTENSIFY NAZI GOODS BOYCOTT 20.000,000 in U. S. Support Drive, World Parley Is Told. By Unit • 4 Prrte GENEVA. Aug 22.—A formal resolution was in preparation today pledging the World Jewish Conference to continue with redoubled force the boycott against German goods until German Jews had been reinstated In all their rights as German citizens. Dr Samuel Margoshes. New York editor, revealed at the conference that American Jews are organizing a huge "good will” trade fair to oe held in New York this fall, at which goods manufactured throughout the world—except in Germany—will be shown to demonstrate that German Wares no longer are indispensable. "Negotiations already are being conducted with the governments of Italy. Czechoslovakia. Russia and Switzerland." Dr. Margoshes said. The resolution pledging continuance and intensification of the boycott was due for passage late today or tomorrow. Dr. Margoshes said that four million Jews and twenty million persons associated with the American Federation of Labor, the Protestant churches and the Roman Catholic church supported the boycott in the United States alone. German exports to the United States, he said, dropped 42 per cent during the last year. “The boycott against German wares and services will not be given Up.” proclaimed Rabbi Stephen Wise of New York. “It will not be given up until the Hitler regime either shall have ended or shall have cancelled even’ law and practice in violation of human freedom, political equality, and the ideas of civilization."

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' started today by the civic affairs | committee of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce. The committee, headed by Wil- | liam Fortune, met yesterday to study budgets and tax levies of all major governmental units for 1935. A resolution was adopted unanimously. authorizing the study of all i types of pensions. The survey will be made by the newly created gov--1 ornmeutal research committee, headed by Virgil Sheppard, announced William H. Book, civic affairs committee director. “Every effort should be made to

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eliminate wasteful, inefficient and unnecessary expenditures in all governmental departments,” Mr. Fortune asserted. Meanwhile, members of the Marion county council had approved an appropriation of SIO,OOO to pay additional old-age pensions. Coun-

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NOTICE TO TAXPATE RS OF TAX LEVIES. In the Matter of Determining Certain Purpoee. by | Btfor# th , Common council. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of City of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting .place, on the 3d day of September, 1934, will consider the following budget for 1935: GENERAL FUND. MAYOR S OFFICE. COMMON COUNCIL. BARRETT LAW. CITY PLAN COMMISSION. SSluS'Si.ii ,lO K p ~*“ US *•& : 3 Jgggg SSSSS. ::::::::::::::::::::: ?K Current charges 50.00 Properties 400 w Current charge 39.25 Total )I1 325 00 CITY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE. Total 115,090.34 Properties 100 00 CITY CLERK'S OFFICE. Suoolles 3.500.00 „ fi ~ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PURCHASE. Personal services *3.975.00 Cu??ent chilis"J..M"l!!l"! rOIO.OO CM^ictual^lnrica ‘!.*’.!!‘.!.'!!!l * onl1 ! *^ tc , * l2 ' ™-® Contractual service 3,375.00 Current obligations 315,688 *7 g upp iies 200.00 Contractual service 215'^ Supplies 150.00 Properties 100.00 Cu^ent charges 18,025.00 Supp Hrs 750.00 Properties 75 00 Properties .7.... 400 . 00 Current charges 25.00 TotA * * T ' 475 00 Total *34,613.12 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY. Personal service *222,774.71 Personal service *2,181,480.36 Contractual service 770,819.00 Contractual service 63.810.36 Supplies 24,181.25 Supplies 73.627.04 Materials 13,050.00 Materials 37,483.23 Current charges 4,279.00 Current charges 491.20 Properties 3,050.00 Properties 25,922.65 Total *1,038,153.96 Total *2.362,814.84 Total city general fund *3,872,576.74 MISCELLANEOUS FUNDS. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH TUBERCULOSIS PREVENTION. SCHOOL HEALTH. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. AND CHARITIES. Personal services *34,819.49 p* r g on a! service *60,695.00 Personal service *235,325.17 Personal services *361,822.10 Contractual service 1,528 00 current obligations 200.00 Contractual service 62,825.00 Contractual services 27,131.00 Supplies 5,140.00 Supplies 28,535.00 Supplies .... 223,910.57 Materials *5 00 Total *60,895.00 Materials 15,934.00 Materials 7,904.00 Current charges 700.00 Current charges 14,768.60 Current eharge* 5,575.00 Current obligations ............ 350.00 Current obligations 925.00 Current obligations 5,000.00 Properties 100.00 Properties 23,326.70 Properties 9,214.00 ■ ■■■■ Total *42,360.49 Total *381,639.67 1 Total *639,556.27 UTILITY DISTRICT. SANITARY DISTRICT. Persona! service *6,000.00 Personal services *301,501.26 Current charges ............... 150.00 Contractual service ..• 16,125.00 Supplie 103,254.82 Total *6,150.00 Materials 21,156.49 Current charges 12,477.38 Current obligations 4,000.00 Properties 3.588.00 Total *462,102.93 ESTIMATE Or CIVIL CIT T FUNDS TO BE RAISED. Corporation City Sinking Police Pension Fire Pension FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC. 31 OF INCOMING YEAR. Fund. Fund. Fund. Fund. Park Fund. 1. Total budget estimate for incoming year $3,872,576.74 *428,443.75 *74,726.75 *74.726.75 *381,6^9.67 2. Necessary expenditures to be made from appropriations unexpended July 31 of present year 1,561,935.35 312,931.81 3. Additional appropriations necessary to be made Aug. 1 to Dec. 31 of present year.. 4. Outstanding temporary loans to be paid before Dee. 31 of present year (not included if lines 2 or 200,000.00 5. Total funds required (add lines 1,3. 3 and 4) $5,634,512.09 *426.443.75 ■•••••• ••••••• *594,571.4# FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY. 6. Actual balance July 31 of present year 500 632 25 140 7. Taxes to be collected present year (December settlement) 1,733,060.91 160,982.94 *••••• 181,047.92 8. Miscellaneous revenue to be received Aug. lof present year to Dec. 31 of incoming , year (schedule on file in office of city controller): (a) Special taxes JJHIJ-22 14,705 45 (b) Fees and all other revenue 319,184.22 93,425.00 9. Total fund* (add line* 8, T. 8a and 8b) *2,997,018.38 *315,950.44 1425,804.7* 10. NET AMOUNT TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC. 31 OF INCOMING YEAR (deduct line 9 from line 5) 3,637,493.71 112,493.31 168,766.6* 11. Operating balance (not in excess of expense Jan. 1 to Juna 30, less miscellaneous revenue for same period) 378,216.87 305,590 45 _ 12. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (add lines 10 anand 11) Park School Sanitation Tuberculosis Board of Bond Health Bond Prevention Health Fund. Fund. Fund. Fund. Fund. 1. Total budget estimate for incoming year *266,514.38 860,895.00 *371,106.12 *42.360.4* *639,556.67 2. Necessary expenditure* to be mad* from appropriation* unexpended July 31*t of present year 26,975.60 18.645.43 297,621.72 3. Additional appropriations necessary to be made Aug. 1 to Dec. 31 of present year 4. Outstanding temporary loans to be paid before Dec. 31 of present year—not included in fines 2 or 3 ••“••* 5. Total fund* required (add lines 1,3, 3 and 4) 268,514.38 *7,870 60 271,105.12 61,005.91 937,178.39 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY: 8. Actual balance, July 31 of present year ,S? iH? n as’sir an 147'7M 9* 19 395?* 371 814 98 7. Taxes to be collected, present year (December settlement) 130,746.20 35,487.90 147,722.96 19,395. <9 371,51s s 8. Miscellaneous revenue to oe received Aug. 1 of present year to Dee. 31 of incoming year (schedule on file in office of city controller): , ... .. u i eon 71 v, van 24 (a) Special taxes -see schedule) 11,439 61 3,572.45 10 053.66 1.TW71 S'Sff'U (b) Fees and all other revenue (see schedule) 1 ' 78 "- 00 . 69 zag 9. Total funds (add line* 6, 7. 8a and 8b) 328,530.31 45,878.41 351,354.64 32,205 86 399,866.57 10 ' 9 N *frorn n< ffn n s t 5“ b * **'*** f ° r ** p * n '** 10 D * c * 31 of ,ncomln 8 (d,<luct 37,984.17 42,194.1* 19,750.48 38,800 03 *37.313 82 • iS^oil”?!“.■!!?: *.**.* imtm* 245.17933 imqt.i* jm* 12. Amount to be raised by tax levy (add line* 10 and 11) *258,792.54 *59,067.61 *264,929.81 *39,907.26 *573,778A FUNDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DEC. 31 OF INCOMING YEAR. x™* Sanitation. Mortal. Implement. District 1. Total budget ..time., for incoming year 2. Necessary expenditures to be made from appropriations unexpended July 31 of . .~3 <• 4,500 0* present year aie.ooo.te ....... 3. Additional appropriation* necessary to be mad* Aug. Ito Dec. 31 of present year . 4. Outstanding temporary loans to ba paid before Dee. 31 of present year (not incliffied in line* 2 or __LIIIILL , - 5. Total funds required (add line* 1,2, 3 and *) *144,632.50 *878,653.0* *112,960.00 *37,371.21 *10,650.00 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN PROPOSED TAX LEVY. ... „ ..... , a , M 6. Actual balanee, July 31 of present year ... .^... .... WOIBtS 33.216.54 55 '315?# 8,87A23 2;314!56 7. Taxes to be collected, present year (December settlement) 70,243.26 179,496.30 oa.no.iw 0,e.. 8. Miscellaneous revenue to be received Aug. 1 of present year to Dec. 31 of incoming year (schedule on file in office of city controller): .. ~ . on 1 268 *s *23 5* (a) Bpecial taxes (see schedule) 6,785.64 16.545 18 4,aia.o x,aee.se (b) I>es and all other revenue tse* schedule) ~ 9. Total funds (add line. 6. T. 8a and 8b) ,M ' MSIS <* * T * W ’ W ™ * T ' mM W ’ lo,U * 10 - YEAR A (d?dUC? III? 9 B ?r4 A l?n E . D 5) FOR . JSXP . BN,EB . T ° " .° F *** ** 366,847.5* 18.147.25 2..531.98 *,544.*T 11. Operating balance (not in excess of expense Jan. i to June 30, lees miscellaneous . t3 56 7.0* 1.660.0* revenue for same period) *3,sev.se ' 1 ~ —, 12. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY TAX LEVY (add lines 16 and 11) *140,824 28 8389,002.1* 810*.714.31 *3*.531.92 *4,194.87 PROPOSED LEVIES. Net taxable property N ' llßb4r of t ' T * b,, poU * * „„ °'* Levy on Levy on Amount to _ L o2n2’’ \ Be'Raieed Name of Fund. Polls. Property. Be Raised. _ Name of Fund. Folia. Properw, Be R^eed. City gentril *a**a* .SO 50 Stv iinkinc" osa 4it,0.7 pant j 73.572.49 Flood prevention sinking: .... ,0290 140,824.2® Park sinking •• • *o®oo 389.002.1S World War Memorial sinking 0220 ••• *••• ios4ft 26®!939.’81 Fire pension .0150 II'IIMS L “ ,tt3r ___ City street improvement certificates .0090 2|.531.*3 W M *l.l* *5,722,844.03 Public health and charities US •S’IIS-5? Totals School health h. 0122 59,0iT.il COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED. Collected 1931. Collected 1932. Collected 1935. Collected 1934. Name of Fund. oc. 77 13 9*3 *41.7* *3,525,139.41 * **,585,35*.75 City sinking foildOO OO 126 080 07 142.357 99 14 M22 Flood prevention sinking 113 353 75 111.372 05 114.652 90 I L2’fS*22 World war Memorial sinking 69 132 62 80,113 50 62.624.40 5S' 4 22 SS Police pension “** 69 132 82 80.113 50 63,824.40 59,422.6* Fire pension 183 714 75 98 4*5.74 20.169.75 10,933. <7 City street Improvement certificate 674 620 00 *B9 749 97 579.7*0 32 658.573 02 Public health and charities 84 151 91 80 505 0* 60,170.00 51,852.00 School health * 53 465 84 51.523 25 41.061.45 **,655.4* Park general 283 242 3T8.780 81 287.371. 2*,3*0.85 Sanitation sinking * 12.567.53 5,111.06 4.75J.81 Utility dtstriet * *34 382 88 32.202 0* 505 31 Thoroughfare plan 35 268 35 32,202.09 605.51 Municipal airport * * —— .. .. T ..-Tl Taxpayers appearing shall have the right the heard thereon. 6fier Vm ha^ been r.ed -eo caOultj audUor* n*>t than the 25th da f may appeal to the Sute Board of Tax Comaattokmers tar Rmhsf •* **** u * ,r * ** aan * rtlUoß LMr^°T HUNKY O. OOETT of September, and the state board will fix a dal* of hearth* la tfcia county. city CM*. Pato&Aag. 22, 1834. r? *

cilmen originally approved SIBO,OOO for the pensions, but this amount was cut to $90,000 by the county tax adjustment board last fall. The county commissioners, who have charge of pensions, explained that the added SIO,OOO was needed

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to keep payments Intact for the remainder of the year. Budgets and taxes for the civil city, school city and county units, as well as the old-age pension situation, will be considered at a meeting

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AUG. 22, 1934

i of Chamber of Commerce directors at noon tomorrow. Twenty million lives and $400,000.000.000 were lost by the nations m- . volved in the World war.

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