Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1938 — Page 17

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++ LIQUOR CLERK,

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Filling Station Attendant Is Robbed of $37 in Another Holdup.

Two mn who threatened to shoot a liquor store clerk, bound his wrists and ankles and took $77, were sought by police today. In another holdup at a filling station, a bandit took $37. Glenn Franklin, 34, living at the Y. M. C. A, told police last night two men entered the Cut Rate Liquor store, 419 W. Washington St., where he is clerk, displayed a gun and ordered him into a rear room.

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After binding him hand and foot with wire, the bandits took $3 from Mr. Franklin and $75 from the till. One of them returned $1 “for you to buy something to eat,” and the pair fled, Mr. Franklin said. Mr, Franklin was released hy Henry Werrbach, Morton Grove, Ill, and Alex Stoyanovich, 463 W. Washington St.,, who later entered the store. An armed man who ordered gas and oil valued at $2.35 followed Charles Ray, 20, of 1145 Prospect St., attendant, into a filling station at 1408 Prospect St. last night and robbed him of $37. Maurice Favel, 66, of 3257 Ruckle St., reported that two men who entered his junk shop at 1459 Bates St., yesterday grabbed him by the throat and threatened him with a Knife, but failed to get any money. Window Smashed

Iron bars were removed from a window and the glass smashed at the Julian Goldman Union Store, 118 N. Pennsylvania St., last night, but it has not been determined whether anything was taken. A $300 fur coat and other clothing valued at $83 were stolen froin the auto of William C. Theleman, Colorado Springs, Col., yesterday. A thief who entered the home of William Chapel, 931 Massachusetts Ave., Apt. 4, while he slept yesterday afternoon took $13.

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Butler University chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, national journalistic fraternity, announced today chat an award is to be made weekly for outstanding reportorial work on The Collegian, campus newspaper. Winners are to be given keys. Recipients will be chosen by Prof. Russell J. Hammargren, journalism department head, and Collegian editors.

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wallet and $75 from the till.

pocket during the holdup.

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Glenn Franklin, 34. liquor store clerk, told police that two bandits who entered the store at 419 W. Washington St. threatened to shoot him, hound his hands and feet with wire and then took $3 from his

Mr. Franklin is examing the wallet the bandits took from his

CONGRESS TAX BILL PROPOSED

Hearings on 1 Per Cent Levy To Begin Monday; Quick End Predicted.

By HERBERT LITTLE Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.—-Con-gress again has a chance to tax its own pay, but the prospects of affirmative actioh are dubious. A 1 per cent income tax for “the District of Columbia is provided in the tentative draft of the District tax bill. With the usual personal exemptions such a tax would cost members of the Senate and House considerably less than $100 each on their $10,000 salaries. Last year the House refused even to consider a similar proposal, and Rep. Jack Nichols (D. Okla.), chairman of the House subcommittee in

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charge of Districtt of Columbia taxation, today predicted a similar fate for the new attempt. Hearings on the bill start Monday.

Congressmen and other Federal employees now pay the regular Federal income tax, but under rulings by the Supreme Court are exempt from state income taxes. In addition to their $10,000 a year, the 531 Senators and Representatives draw 20 cents a mile for travel to and from home at the start and finish of sessions. In December there was widespread protest when they appropriated $225,000 to pay these allowances—which are collectible whether or not the member actually goes home. Secretaries of Congressmen are currently campaigning for a 10-cents-a-mile travel allowance for themselves.

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11th District Representative Seeks Re-election On Record. Times Special WASHINGTON, Feb. 11. — Dr.

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Times Special CHICAGO, Feb. 11.—-Two hundred officers of Indiana county medical societies are to gather here tomorrow for a two-day conference on medical economics and organization matters.

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