Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1935 — Page 2

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BOARD NAMED TO MAP STATE TAX REVISIONS Five Democratic Senators, Five Representatives Selected. The task of mapping rnlsions in the state tax laws to be made at the special season r the Indiana Legislature next summer was placed m the hands of a special-legislative commit’** today. The committee, composed of five members from each H'.use. was authorized in a Joint resolution adopted by the Assembly on its closing day this week. Membership of the commifee was complr’ed today when Lieut. Gov. M. Clifford Townsend named five Senators, all Democrats. They are Thurman A Gott-chalk, Berne; Walter S. Vermillion. Anderson; Fiord V. Hemmer. Huntingburg; Charles Koslcm, Terre Haute, and Hubert Wickens. Greensburg. The House members, named by Speaker Edward H. Stein. Blownfield. are Frank G. Thompson, Bluffton: Fred Barrett. Indianapolis; Hardin R Link*. Columbus, and Lloyd Griffith. Huntington, all Democrats and Joseph A. Andrew, Lafayette. Republican. The joint committee will draft bills revising the gross income tax and study a proposed consumers’ sales tax. Receipts from the latter tax. passage of which depends on congressional action on an old-age pension plan, would be used to finance the state social security program. Mr. Townsend also appointed a Senate committee to study traffic needs with a view of anew plan of distribution of the c.isoline and motor vehicle tax receipts. Members of the committee are Senators Fred Eichorn, Gary, and Walter S. Chambers. Newcastle, Democrats, and Will Brown, Hebron. Republican. ROTARY HEARS TALK ON MEXICAN REFORM Evansville College Chief Tells of Recent Visit. Mexico was described as a land j in the throes of a great social change by Dr. Earl E Harper. Evansville College president, at the Rotary Club meeting in the Claypool yesterday. Dr Harper, who recently returned from a two-months motor trip through Mexico, discussed the country and its customs for the benefit of the club members who will go to Mexico City for the convention of , Rotary International in June. He was introduced by Theodore E VPnpi Mvcrs. vice president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corp.. I who discussed the speed trials of Sir | Malcolm Campbell in his Bluebird at Daytona Beach. Fla., at which Mr. Myers acted as referee. KNITTING TAKEN: 2 HELD $4 Also Among loot Stolen From City Home. Police Are Advised. Two men were arrested 'ast night and charged with tending to some one else's knitting. They are Lawrence Kirs.h. 25. of 810 Wegborst-st. and Robert George. 28. who gave his addre%s as the Roosevelt Hotel. They wfre said by police to have been .eaving the home of Louis Smith. 5735 Broad- j way Terrace, after it had been looted of a basket of knitting and $4.

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