Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 108, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1934 — Page 11

WPT. 14, 1034

SEEKS LARGER TAX RETURN FOR COUNTY More Equitable Division Is Sought by C. of C. Pointing out that Marion county paid the state $2.716 000 In income taxes for the tear ending June 30, 1934. and received for its schools

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| only M 30.000 In return, Louis J. Borinstcin. Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce president, today urged that county candidates for legislature study the problem of tax distribution. Every resident in Indianapolis is affected detrimentally by the present method of distributing the receipts of the state gross income tax.” Mr. Borinstcin said. The chamber president said that ultimately income taxes are paid by the consumer as a part of the cost of conducting business.

BECK RETIRES FROM HOUSE IN PROTEST Congress ‘Rubber Stamp,’ He Says. By L'nitril l , rrts WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 —Representative James M. Beck 'Rep. Pa i, a leading constitutional authority.

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I today announced he would not seek •re-elected because Congress has become “a rubber stamp.” Representative Beck, who had i been renominated for his seat in the ' next congi ess. said he preferred not to run. Instead he indicated he would attack the New Deal legisla- | tion in the courts. By his voluntary retirement, Rep- . resentative Beck became the second representative to take such action ; in protest against the New Deal.

The other was George B. Terrall <Dem. Tex.>. Representative Beck was considered one of the most distinguished legal uathorities of congTess. and is a former solicitor general of the United States. Toledo Bishop Visits Pope By L'nitrd Prat CASTEL GANDOLFO. Sept. 14Pope Pius today received in audience Bishop Karl J. Alter of Toledo, Ohio.

CLASSES ARRANGED FOR Y. W. C. A. FALL TERM Top and Balroom Dancing Are Included in Course. Final arrangements for the opening of the fall term of the health and education classes at the Y. W. C. A. have been completed by the committee headed by Mrs. Watson Hovis. The classes include gymnasium, •tap dancing, ballroom dancing.

rhythmics, basketball, paddle tennis, roller skating and swimming. An informal reception will be held Thursday night to honor Miss Alice E. Newman. Detroit, former memfi Eyes Examined L GIiMM Farntthrd C*thllhfd 33 Tear* f Jaf£e & Sons 7 N. Illinois IS .N. P.nn.TlTnl PATMENT PLAN IF DESIRFP

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