Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 184, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1935 — Page 21

OCT. 11,1935

REAL ESTATE DEALERS URGE EXTRASESSION State Association Requests Tax Readjustment by Legislature. The voice of tne Indiana Real Estate Association has been added to the growing clamor for a special session of the Indiana General Assembly. The realtors, in convention at the Lincoln, requested Gov. McNutt yesterday to call a special session, not later than January, 1936, to enact tax measures affecting every real estate owner in the state. "Several of the states and governments in the United States have proven in actual practice that taxes can be changed and collected on a more equitable basis than that used in Indiana,” the special session resolution said. In anticipation of the special session. the realtors suggested a fourpoint program, including: 1. Financing poor relief, old-age pensions and all other government expenditures ui>on a system based on ability to pay. 2. Financing elementaly and high school operation and maintenance from taxes collected on the basis of benefits received plus ability to pay. 3. Financing state end county road maintenance, city street maintenance, road and street construction and bond and interest payments from automobile fees and gasoline taxes. 4. Passage of legislation to insure a state-wide equitable assessment of property on an income basis and elimination of the emergency clause in the tax limitation law. MINE WAGE PARLEY ENTERS SECOND WEEK State Operators, Labor Leaders Fail to Reach Agreement. Bn United I’rrsß TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Oct. 11.— A four-man subcommittee of Indiana coal operators and mine union representatives entered its second week of wage negotiations today. Neither group would indicate what was blocking a settlement. Representatives of District 11. United Mine Workers of America, are firm in their demand for a basic wage scale of $5.50 for day workers, it was reported. EARLY RECORDS SAVED Arizona F.rects New Building as Historical Library. By Vnltrd Prrxn PRESCOTT, Ariz., Oct. 3.—A new' building, to house early Arizona records, has been completed on the grounds surrounding the old Governor's mansion here. Tne building will be used as an historical library.

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Miss Anna Klein (left) winner of the St. Agnes Academy sophomore tennis championship, accepts congratulations from Miss Camilla Keogh 'right) runner up. Miss Klein won in straight sets, 6-4, 6-2.

HOOSIER A. C. OPENS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Six Team Captains Selected to Conduct Campaign. The Hoosier Athletic Club opened its membership drive today. Six team captains, who will direct the campaign, have bceen chosen by Dr. Paul Kernel, president. They are Edward Schere, Otto Roos, Frank Huso, Paul Cook, William Shreve and Dr. Kernel. Robert

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