Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1935 — Page 17

MARCH 14, 1935

MOVE TO RAISE TAX LEVY MAY DELAY REPEAL Amendments Offered in Senate Threaten ‘Pink Slip" Vote. By tmltrd Pr*t WASHINGTON, March 14— An *!?ort to open up the whole tax situation and impose higher income and excess profit* taxes today threatened to delay action on repeal of the “ping slip" publicity law. While the repeal bill passed by the House was awaiting Senate action a movement developed to saddle it with tax legislation to provide funds for the immense expenditures proposed by the Administration. It was estimated that amendments offered by Senators Robert M La FoUette <R. Wis.) and James Couxens <R. Mich * would yield more than SSOO 000.000 annually. The House bill repealing the pink slip is an amendment to the Revenue Act of 1934 and therefore any amendments to it would become part of the tux laws A > -eport on the repeal bill by \h- Senate Finance Committee brought the promise from its chairman. Pat Harrison I D. Miss , that it voutd be taken up immediately after passage of the work relief bill. The long-drawn-out debate on that bill and the threat of a filibuster by Senator Huey Long made it certain hat the pink slip repealer will not considered today. Even though persons making income tax returns must fill out the controversial pink slip*, beginning tomorrow, there was little chance they will be made public. Passage of the repeal measure was strong.y indicated in a United Press poll, which showed 55 Senators intended to vote for and 17 against it. Harrison said he had learned from the Treasury that It would be impossible to make the slips public before mid-summer.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen be i< ng to Rv Hoileobsuith. 2236 E Mlcfcltin-s, B . es edan. 33-902. from In front of 2236 E Michigan-st.

BACTt HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to B- < >ic ait er-Bail-Greathouse Printing Cos . rd coupe, found at Beimont-av and Washinatoti-st

INDO-VIN BRINGS GENUINE RELIEF Says New Medicine Was His Salvation: Now Sound and Well. Mr Oforsr Marlett. • f R. R. 7, Box 82-C. Indianapolis. Ind., is now adding his name to the long list of well-known local people who are •

MR. GEORGE MARLETT

publicly praising the new. scienttfi- mixture of Extract* from Medloal Plant*, known as Indo-Vin. which is now being introduced to crowds daily here in this city by The Indo-Vin Man in person at Hook's Drug Store. Illinois & Washington sts. Mr*. Marlett has been a resident of this vicinity FOR YEARS and is widely-known. Following is his statement: • For a period of about ten years I had almost been a wreck in health." said Mr. Marlett. “but In-do-Vin brought me genuine relief. It was my salvation. My stomach, bowels and kidneys were in an awful condition. Food soured in my stomach shortly after eating and seemed to lay there like a rock Gas formed and bloated me until I could hardly stand the pain around my heart and through my chest. I w as subject to dizzy spells and sick headaches that lasted for days. My kidneys gave me a lot of trouble and caused me to have severe pains through mv back. I had to be taking laxatives all the time to keep my bowels moving. Rheumatism had a terrible grip on me. The joint* in my limbs were so sore and swollen that it was painful for me to walk. “I got Indo-Vin and will say to everybody that here is REAL and GENUINE medicine for a person to take. I n*ver saw anything so immediately eflective like this is in fact. I just took three bottles and felt like a NEW MAN. It has put a complete stop to all the gas and •.w-ful bloating spells I used to ha~e. and I am not afraid to eat auy more because my food !s dig>stmg as good as it did when I was a child. The dizziness and headaches have disappeared, and it drove all of these sharp pains out of my back and put an end to the •oreness and misery across my kidneys. I? gave me a splendid appetite and regulated my bowels perfectly. The joints of my limbs are limbered up now and I don’t have a touch of rheumatism left in my body. In fact. I haven’t got a single ache or pain anywhere in my body. X am 49 years old and I will recommend this medicine if I live to be a hundred." The Indo-Vin Man is now at Hook’s Drug Store, Illinois and Washington Sts. here In Indianapolis. daily meeting the public and Introducing and explaining thia new mixture of Nature's Medicines. —Advertisement.

FAIR-VIEW? YOU SAID IT! QUEEN JANE IS PROOF

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JANE HENNESSEY is tickled pink. The expression is colloquial, but it is also Miss Hennessey's. The strikingly beautiful brunet daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hennessey, 340 E. Maple-rd. used it today to describe her emotions last night when she was notified that she had been elected queen of the 1935 Butler relays. Miss Hennessey is known on the Butler campus as ‘"Blushing Jane,” but she showed no hesitancy over being interviewed today. It was, in fact, her idea that she might write the interview herself. She attributed the idea to the fact that she is “majoring” in journalism. “This might be mv big chance,” she laughed. “I owe it all to the old adage —'Early to bed, early to rise,’ ” she continued, surrounded by a court pro tern, on the front porch of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority house, 442 W. 46th-st.

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SHE possesses a facile tongue and, according to her Theta sisters, many a not-too-bashful swain has sulked from her door, bested and banished by her nimble use of English. Miss Hennessey has kept Butler hearts a-twitter for two years. She went to the college from St. Agnes Academy. Competing with representatives of every sorcrity on the Butler campus, she received 13 votes out of the 18 cast for queen by captains of the ‘earns entered in the relays. These are to be held March 23 at the fieldhouse. The queen spends most of her time, hiding her beauty, behind horn-rimmed spectacles, at w r ork on the staff of the Butler Collegian. At least, she said today that, when she finished college, she thought it would be a dandy idea if she could get a job on this paper.

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M'NUTT NAMES i TO NEW MILK CONTROUOARD Setup Is Expected to Bring Order to Industry in Indiana. The milk industry here and throughout the state today operated I under a brand new setup which the i administration hailed during the Legislature as a panacea for its ills. Gov. Paul V. McNutt yesterday appointed ..he four members to the State Milk Control Board, created by authority of a law passed by the last Legislature. Distributors are represented by Guy L. Roberts, Indianapolis, and George C. Palmer, South Bend. The producers are represented by Newell Giltner, Jeffersonville, who has participated in a ‘‘milk pool” in Louisville, Ky., and W. W. Ross, Rocedale, manager of the Vigo Co-operative Milk Marketing Cos., Terre Haute. Lieut. Gov. M. Clifford Townsend will be ex-offlcio chairman. Gov. McNutt selected the four from lists of five each submitted by producers and distributors. The board has authority to regulate and control the milk industry in the : state and to designate “natural” I marketing areas. In the event of MONEY-BACK GLAND TONIC Restores Vigorous Health We guarantee to restore your pep, vigor, vitality; or we refund every cent. That’s how sure we are that we have the best gland remedy known. Thousands of tests have proved this to our full satisfaction. Now WITHOUT RISK, you can prove it to yours. Glendage is the last word in modern science. In convenient tablet form— Glendage contains extracts from the glands of healthy animals. The effect is astonishing, almost magical! You feel and look years younger! Your interest in life returns. Vigorous health is necessary for success in all activity today! Do not confuse Glendage with other so-called gland remedies. It is entirely unlike others —IS A REAL GLAND PRODUCT and carries an UNLIMITED GUARANTEE OF SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. You owe it to yourself and family to -try this new day gland remedy. 30-day treatment, $3, at the Hook Drug Co.—Advertisement. See New 1935 Cabinet Model (’{T Speed Queen Electric Washer with Safety-Roll Wringer lP*,; |?! | an exclusive feature fffi n ,mi 4 Vonnegut’s 120 E. Washington f | | |

price wars, the board is empowered to declare an emergency and set prices in an effort to stabilize the market. The board will select and appoint j local committees to aid the board in | enforcing the law in various com-

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munities. Expenses of administering the law will be paid by the distributors through annual license fees ranging from $35 to $825. depending on average amount of milk handled. The law is effective at once and expires July, 1937.

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Druids will be entertained tonight by Capital City Circle 0. In Druids’ Hall. 29 S. Delaware-st. Following degree work and instructions in ritualistic work, a luncheon will b served.

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TAKING CATHARTICS? Cut down on them gradually as Fleischmann's new Yeast corrects your constipation. No other food is as rich in Vitan..ns A, B, D, G and other protective substances needed for health. This new fresh yeast should help you to be free of constipation permanently. CODS

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