Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1936 — Page 5

CROSS INCOME TAX IN SPEECH

"Levy Termed Sales Impost in Disguise by G. 0. P. Candidate.

Times Special SEYMOUR, Ind. Oct. 6.—Raymond 8S. Springer, Republican nominee for Governor, charged that the gross income tax is a disguised

sales tax in a campaign address

here yesterday. “No matter how you figure, you

will be in the red, unless you are a very wealthy person with a vast amount of real estate holdings,” Mr. Springer said. “The poor man, wether on WPA or in private industry is in the red.” : He charged that Gov. McNutt set up. “an extra-governmenfal system known as the importer system whereby political friends to whom he was politically indebfed might act as quasi-public collectors of tax revenue.”

Manion Defends U. S. Spending

Timea Special ‘ ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 6.— Clarence Manion, Indiana director

of the National Emergency Council, last night called Republican critics of the New Deal “wilful wasters of the national resources” in a campaign addres here. “Spending money to save wealth is as sound fo¥ a nation as it is for an individual,” Mr. Manion said. ~ “It is fortunate that the present Administration had the courage to spend money at a time when such expenditures were sorely needed. “Is it extravagance to borrow and spend money to mend a roof that is leaking in all four corners of the house? Our national public resouzces constitute the basic structure of our commercial enterprises in the country. “Money spent for the conservation of these resources preserve the heritage of future generations, while it. gives constructive employment to millions of Americans whose services are for the time being not needed in private industry.”

Detroit Man to Talk at Socialist Meeting

Marion County Socialists are to hear an address by E. Cutshaw, Detroit, at their meeting tonight in Hotel Severin. He ig to speak again Thursday night at 29 S. Delaware-st.

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Mrs. Fern Beber, Fort Wayne (above), is to preside over the first business session of the annual Pythian Sisters Grand Temple convention at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow in the Pythian Buildin, Pennsyl-vania-st and Massachusetts-av, Mrs. Beber, organization grand chief; Supreme Chief Elizabeth Hoyt, Chicago, and Supreme Mistress of Records Mollie Kellar, Uhricsville, O., are among guests of honor.

The convention was to get under way at 8:30 tonight with ritualistic ceremonies in Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio-st. :

REALTY SALES UP

$900,875, REPORT

Sales consummated during the nine-month period ending Sept. 30 by North Side Realtors are $900,875 ahead of the total for all of 1935, according to John W. Robbins, secretary. The sale of 11 houses, one building site and the closing of contracts for two new residences were reported at yesterday’s meeting. Total sales for the nine-month period mentioned are $3,322,775, against $2,421,000 for all of 1935.

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ANSWERS TO 5 QUESTIONS

PEOPLE ASK US ABOUT

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2. Do | have to Get Co-makers or Endorsers? No! Your signature is the only one required. (Husband and wife sign together.)

3. Will my employer or friends know? No! We notify no one. An Honor Loan is a business transaction with us that you and you alone know about.

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monthly payments, taking 20 months if you wish.

5. How Can You Do It? We've been making loans for 58 years. We've found that people pay just as promptly on unsecured loans as secured loans. We know most people are honest. Your

COST on all LOANS above *100

The Monthly Charge Is On The Unpaid Balance Only. The Faster You Pay The Less The Total Cost.

HOW TO APPLY FOR A LOAN: Just come in, write or phone and tell the manager how much money you need and when you want it. If you prefer, a courteous Household representative will call at your house. A loan can be made the same day if you apply before 10 A.M. Applying for a loan does not obligate you in any way or put you to expense.

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Household Finance helps borrowers to get out of debt—and organize Home Money Management —t0 avoid debt worries. Our instruction will show how to save money in the purchase of all home necessities—how to stretch the family income. This service is free. Be sure to ask about it at the Household Finance office.

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FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS LISTED

Postoffice Announces Drop in Exchange Value With 8 Nations. Revision of currency valuation by

foreign government; has made

necessary a general downward revision in the conversion rates for

WEDNESDAY AT THE FAIR

Mr. Buchanan cited & new order, _ from the Postmaster Gen

eral's office in Washington, which |

gives new exchange rates effective this week. The rate for money orders issued in the United States for payment in China is now 30 cents to the Shanghai dollar: for Denmark, 22% cents tc the krone: for France, 5 cents {o the franc: for Great Britain, Northern Ireland, the Irish Free State and the Union of South Africa, $5 to the pound; for the Netherland Indies and Surinam, 55 cents to the florin; for New Zealand, $4 to the pound: for Norway, 25 cents io the krone, and for Sweden, 26 cents to the krona.

Money order business is suspended

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$85,000 VALUE SET ON JUDAH ESTATE

The late John M. Judah, retired attorney, left an estate valued at 385.90, according to terms of his will probated yesterday. The appraisal fixed the value of real estate at $50,000 and personal property at $35,000. The will designated the Fletcher Trust Co. as executor and trustee and directed it hold the bulk of the estate in trust for the benefit of the survivors. are his son, Henry J. Brandon; Muriel H. Brandon, widow of John J. Brandon, and ner two children.

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A 68-ton fin back whale, the Whale of San Clemente,” captured several months ago off the southern coast of California, is to arrivg in Indianapolis on a railroad flat car Friday for a 10-day visit. The exhibit, to include 100 other specimens of sea life, is to be shown at E. Michigan-st and Big Four tracks. a a

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Men’ S Heavy Work Pants

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Men's 3 .69 Part Wool Brushed

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