Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 222, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1935 — Page 4

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BOARD URGES 2 MORE YEARS OF GROSS TAX Radical Changes Opposed in Report Submitted to Governor. Recommendations that the nreent gross income tax be continued another two years were made in the formal report of the special tax study commission, announced yesterday. The committee, made up of business, labor and professional men, has studied the tax system in the staff for several months, and it went oil r ecord as being opposed to any radical change in the present state taxing system. The report, filed with Gov. Paul V. McNutt, was made on the theory that no additional tax revenue would be needed. William H. Arnett, committee chairman, explained. Mr. Arnett said that if it was found necessary to raise more money to match Federal funds for social and relief programs, the studycommission would be glad to offer suggestions on new taxation. The committee made several specific recommendations for changes in the law r exempting property from taxation. These changes provided that schools operating for profit and college fraternity and sorority houses, now exempt, would be taxed. Income-producing property held by a trustee for municipal, educational. literary, scientific, religious and charitable purposes would be removed from exemption, and the money and personal property so held, when used for private profit, would be taxed. The committee wanted the lawrevised on exempting church property to include only the building “or part thereof” used “exclusively for religious worship.” Exemption for privately ow r ned cemeteries would extend only to their perpetual j care fund. The report also contained the j recommendation that no property j be sold for delinquent taxes until j 1938. It approved in principal a bill to license inmerant merchants, and it favored imposing an excise tax on Federal building and loan associations to place them on a parity with state building and loan or- j ganizations. WILLIAM BLACKLIDGE. KOKOMO BANKER, DIES Noted Industrialist and Lawyer Is Claimed at 83. By United [‘rest KOKOMO. Ind., Jan. 25.—William E. Blacklidge, promiiu it lawyer, banker and industrial >t, died iast night after a brief 11 1 ness. He founded the Kokomo Opalescent Glass Cos. and two Kokomo banks. He was 83. GERMAN SONG GROUP TO SPONSOR DANCE Male Chorus of 50 to Sing for Entertainment Sunday. The Indianapolis Liederkranz j Singing Society will an en- : tertainment and dance at 8 Sunday night in the Liederkranz Hall. ! 1417 E. Wnshington-st. The pro- j gram w’ill include selections by a ’ •horus of 50 male voices and a one- j act German play. MUSIC PUPILS HONORED Holliday Ribbons Are Awarded by Manual Director. Miss Isabelle Mossman. music director at Manual Training High School, has awarded Holliday ribbons to pupils in the music department who did exceptional work during the semester just ended. Pupils from the glee club, chorus classes and the orchestra shared in the honors. School Record Broken By United Press OAKVILLE, Wash., Jan. 25.—For the first time in 51 years descendants of Jackson Lemmon have failed to attend the Garrard Creek elementary school. Lemmon donated the present school property in 1880. R WANTED! 9 |jjH t.> |i':irn V.. jiry Culture at IB BB Central. tt;e recognized su- Bjß jjjß pro me Be-,uty School of In- KM ■ d'.ana. BB if/ SALARY M or eommis>ion paid while BB wm learning. Position after grad- ■ nation. BB CENTRAL I REALTY COLLEGE I ; J 207 1.. OF. Bldg., Indpls. Sg 1.1-0432 M| /^COMMON^ (OOLDSJ I I Relieve the distressing! i til symptoms by applying m J'i Mentholatum in nostrils \\\ fjj ami rubbing on chest. \\^ RaCiM i 'Li r,S'. B MUSTARD AND CAMPHOR GUARANTEED TO END RHEUMATIC PAINS Mustard and camphor, correctly compounded. like these old reliable Ingredients are used In maklntr “Shoot Liniment," will In 15 minutes relieve the most severe rheumatic, lumbago and nenrlti* pains. A big bottle costs only a few cents. Try It- "Skoot Liniment” is sold on money back guarantee by Hook, Haag. Walgreen and all other drug stores.—Advertisement. he Value -Wear-Ever - ~~ ALUMINUM /H/*? 00 /'V y f icetcfc MU „ k w Limit 2 M j No Dhore M ■ m / orders w VOXNEGUT’S

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Otto P. Deluse Lrader in ihe old-age pension movement, Otto P. Deluse, former national president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will be honored at 1:30 Ounday in a program of the Eagle? ‘ Indianapolis Aerie, 43 W. Vermont-st. CITY TRUCKMAN DIES IN RAILROAD CRASH Heavy Vehicle Takes Fire in Mishap at Washington, Pa. Elza Dillard, 1356 Kealing-av, was killed yesterday at Washington, Pa., when a switch engine clashed into a five-ton truck he was driving for the John J. Madden Manufacturing Cos., 1600 N. Shcrman-dr, according to word received today by the Madden firm. Mr. Dillard was caught in the cab of the truck and died before members of the crew could reach him. The truck and its entire cargo, household goods in transit, wede destroyed by fire Mr. Dillard, 34, is survived by his Widow and a son, Webster Dillard.

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BANDIT SUSPECT DRAWS 'HIDDEN' GUN ON POLICE Prisoner Is Beaten Into Submission; Episode Is Second for Day. Prisoners were searched with more i diligence by police today after Brick Graddv. 28, alleged bandit, attempted to draw a revolver on Sergt. Fred Hague, en route to police headquar- | ters last night. Graddv, the second person yesterday to conceal weapons before a police search and to attempt a break for liberty, threatened to shoot the sergeant shortly after his arrest on Michigan- t near Rural. While -idiiig in the squad car, Gi addy, according to police, thrust a gun in Sergt. Hague’s abdomen, yelling, ”If you coppers take me an inch further I’ll kill this officer.” Sergt. Hague and Patrolman William Norman beat the bandit into submission with mace and fist. Graddy had concealed the weapon in his pants-leg. Later, according to police, he was identified by Samuel Arnett, drug store operator at 2801 E. lOth-st, as the man who held up Mr. Arnett and took $2! .78. Police say Graddy signed a confession admitting the drug store holdup and also the holdup of a grocery' operated by William Ozmon, 3602 E. 28th-st, on Jan. 22. He is charged with robbery, grand larceny and carrying concealed weanons. His home is Dawson Springs, Ky. George Pete Petrakis, 17-year-old alleged probation violator, 346 N. Noble-st. on whom a gun was found after an attempt to escape from court, was sent back to the Marion County jail to “think” by Municipal Judge Charles Karabell today after ]- father, George Petrakis, de- . tided that his son be held for the 1 .and jury.

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