Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1937 — Page 22

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Rep. Treadway to Sponsor

- Reduction of Tax-Free Real Estate List.

Indiana’s Legislature Tuesday is to begin the consideration of placing tax-exempt properties, valued at $30,000:000, on the tax rolls with the introduction of a series of bills by Rep. william E. Treadway (D., Spencer). v Rep. Treadway, a member of the Joint Legislative Tax Survey Commission, said today that between four and five bills dealing with state tax problems would be introduced in the House Tuesday. One measure, he said, would seek to place all revenue-producing property owned by lodges, churches and charitable organizations on tax rolls. : * Lodges and groups with such tax‘empt business buildings would be given three years under the measure to shift their investments or

place the buildings on the tax dupli-

cates. Annuities Tax Also Sought

A second bill, Rep. Treadway said, would ben the right of property

owners to deed land to educational |

institutions and fraternal groups and retain tax-exempt annuities in their property. "A third measure, which. may be introduced, is to give $800 to each teaching unit in the state which continues to carry the 20 per cen} burden of the Social Security Act. Governor-elect Townsend has pledged teaching units $600. At present the state pays each unit $500. Recodification of tax-exempt ‘property laws will be necessary to limit exemptions to property used

exclusively for fraternal and benevo- |

lent purposes, it was said. Repeal of the holding company law and a measure to require counties to levy for gravel roads instead of selling bonds also may be intro‘uced by the commission.

THREATEN REMOVAL

OF PARK EQUIPMENT

Damages totaling more than $10,- | 000 in Finch Park, Fletcher and | State Aves. brought a warning to- | day from Park Superintendent A. C. | Sallee that all recreation facilities ! may be taken from the location un- :

less the alleged vandalism stops. The matter is to be brought be-

fore the Park Board at the next |

meeting, Mr. Sallee said, after a conwith Mayor Kern. ‘Any Board action will have the Mayor's approval, the superintendent said.

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I U. Speaker

Dr. Ralph Barton Perry

$12 HOLDUP REPORTED

Dale Thurston, 37, of 1926 Commerce Ave., reported to police that a holdup man took $12, hit him on the head with a gun and fled. The robbery occurred last night while he was walking in the 1000 block Tecumseh St., Thurston told police.

JAMES LIFES

LECTURE THEME

Dr. Ralph Barton Perry Named for Indiana University Philosophy Talks.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 8— Dr. Ralph Barton Perry, Harvard University professor, is to lecture on the life and works of William James, in a series sponsored by the Indiana University Mahlon Powell Foundation. The first of the four lectures is to be given Monday. Dr. Perry, considered an authority on James’ philosophy, is to discuss contributions of William James tc American culture. His closing lecture Wednesday is to be on “Moral Athleticism, an Aspect of the Puritan Code.” : Following convocation Wednesday Dr. Perry is to address the Indiana Philosophical Association on “Moral

Science.” The Powell lectures are made possible by the will of Mahlon Powell,

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Wabash farmer who died in 1928. University trustees established a chair in philosophy on the Foundation. Each year a visiting professor is to be invited to fill the chair. Dr. Perry is a Princeton graduate and has the A. M. and Ph. D. degrees from Harvard. He has been a Harvard faculty member since 1902.

$50,000 DEMANDED FOR AUTO INJURIES

damages from Robert Tyree and Lydia Watkins in a suit on file in Superior Court today. The suit charged that Miss Gerold was severely injured when a car

driven by Mr. Tyree and owned by Miss Watkins struck her.

DEADLINE IS NEAR FOR ’36 TAX STAMPS

Tomorrow is the deadline for the purchase of 1936 intangible tax stamps, John S. Broden, intangible tax appraiser, announced today.

He said Jan. 20 is the last day to exchdnge 1936 stamps for 1937 issues. Forms may be obtained at the County Treasurer's office.

Darlene Gerold asked $50,000

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WORKMAN HURT BY _ POWER LINE CONTACT

Ernest Picou, 39, of 1221 Groff Ave., was reported in critical condition at Methodist Hospital today from an electrical shock and head injuries received yesterday while

working in the Kingan & Co. powerhouse. : Mr. Picou was working on a beam

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