Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1936 — Page 20

AX PLATFORM

IS PROPOSED BY

FARM BUREAU

10-Point Program to Be Offered Parties Prior to Conventions.

A 10-point tax program is to be presented to the Democratic and lican Parties. before their te conventions by the Indiana m Bureau, Inc, it was announced today by Lewis Taylor, farm bureau president. The program, a basis of the farm bureau's farm program, is in brief as follows: 1, Strict economy in government. 2. A net income tax. 3. A gross income tax to produce its fair share of all tax revenues. 4. Double the intangibles tax. 5. Eliminate the word ‘“emergency” from the $1 and $1.50 tax

Ww. 8. Amend the $1 and $1.50 law to secure an impartial county board of tax adjustment. 7. Maintenance of the schools of

Indiana by the state and not by

local taxation. 8. A uniform recording fee for mortgages.

Want Primary Retained

9. Insistence on the retention of the direct primary. 10. No further issuance of public bonds except in emergencies created by an act ef God or the public enemy. Mr. Taylor said it might be possible that one of the proposed planks for the political parties might include a request for a constitutional convention to revamp the state Con-

_ stitution.

“I don’t know that either of the political parties will accept any of our program in part or in whole,” Mr. Taylor said. The Republican state convention, which convenes here June 3, is ex-

. pected to accept the farm program

of a group of G. O. P. farmers headed by Guy Cantwell. A farm platform has been presented by the Esoup 1 to the Republican organizaon. =.

Committee Meetings Arranged

Mr. Taylor said Republican members of his organization would meet

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later this week to frame the farm planks and tax program to be presented to the Republican state convention with the Democratic directors meeting later to frame the program to be presented to the Democratic state convention which con-

venes here on June 16. Republican directors of the farm bureau; who will shape the G.O.P. farm program, are Hassil Schenck, vice president, Lebanon; Mrs. Lillie

D. Scott, second vice president; C.R. Benjamin, Crown Point; W. H. Robbins, Columbia City; Arthur R. Arnott, Rensselaer; Everett Hunt,

Richmond; Howard Atcheson, Scotts= burg. Democratic directors and officers to frame the Democratic farm program are Mr. Taylor, James B. Maurice Douglas, Flat Rock, and Oxford; Addison Drake, Fairbanks; Cummins, Portland; Oscar W. Larm, Henry Whittinghill, Booneville.

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Leadership Conference to Be at Scout Camp.

The fifth statewide Kiwanis 4-H Leadership Conference is to be held at the Boy Scout camp, northeast of Indianapolis, June 1 to 5, L. L. Thurston, state chairman of the Kiwanis Agriculture Committee, announced today. Enrolled for the conference, Mr. Thurston said, are 300 young men and women from 87 Indiana counties, selected because they were outstanding junior leaders.

June 3, Kiwanis Clubs of Indiana

at the cone

fb two candle lighting

ceremonies, one a 4-H presentation and the other a special Kiwanis program. The Kiwanis ceremony will be the first of its kind ever held in the United States, Mr. Thurston said,

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