Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1938 — Page 12

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[LUDLOW AGKIN RAPS | CLOSELY HELD" TAX

{ Proposed. Levy “Indefensi-

ble,” He Tells Alexander.

peated his opposition to: the: posed Federal tax o nundistributed

pnt mmerce president. e proposed levy ‘is “indefensible,” the Representative said in replying to Mi. Alexander's recent letter in which the latter said the

§ |tax would be a burden.

| would “heavily

Ludlow said that the levy 8 Very considerable number of ‘our good Indianapolis busin: either. family. corporations or are

Mr.

Bs | held in Hmited ownership.”

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=~ : Mrs, Dorothea Ewing, Boonville ddlogate to the Indian Sete tion of Ice Dealers Convention, inspects one of the new air conditioned id on eshibl at the Hotel Severin, convention headquarters.

IGEMENELECT ‘BEDFORD MAN

Indiana Association Hears National Chief Predict Trade Upturn.

Fred Standish, Bedford, was elected president of the Indiana Association of Ice Industries at the closing session of its 44th annual sonvention at the Severin Hotel {oay. Other officers elected were George . Barnes, Gary, 7irst vice president; Benno Scheidler, Attica, second vice president; A. C. Goll, Indianapolis, treasurer, and O. P. Fauchijer, Indianapolis, executive secretary. . Guy W. Jacobs, Steubenville, O., national ' association president, yes: terday told delegates there are encouraging signs for the ice indus- | try. He said one of the factors was | the association’s “seal of approval” policy on refrigerators. He said each new type of refrigerator placed on the market is inspected by the association to deters mine if it- meets its standard of quality. : Improved relations between the industry and consumers were described by W. D. Wright, Great Lakes division secretary and 1Illinois association secretary.

FIGHT ON PROCESSING ‘TAX DECLARED FUTILE

LAFAYETTE, Feb. 17 (U. P.).— Payments made by farmers fostering legislation to refund them part of the processing taxes levied under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, found unconstitutional in 1936; are useless, according to’ word received here today by L. M. Volger, State Agricultural Conservation Committee chairman. ‘Martin G. White Department of Agriculture counsel, asserted -farmers: could not expect any in such contributiens.

ROBBERIES AROUSE ANDERSON CHIEF

"ANDERSON, Feb. 17 (U. P).— Chief of Police Joseph Carney has ‘issued orders for ‘all officers to remain on duty and investigate all automobiles . appearing. .on the streets after 1 a. m. Chief Carney’s. order .is . attempt to end the wave of reboots which has swept Anderson. So far this month, 37 thefts have been reBROOKSIDE CLUB TO MEET The Brookside Playérs are to hold their monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m.

today at the Brookside Commurlity

Houge.

Police!

‘Lunch Box Case’ Stirs ‘Police as Culprit Roams- City.

Patrolman Freeman Smock had a chance to do a little clever detective work and catch a “dirty crook,” but he muffed it. The patrolman stepped out of the emergency room at headquarters for a short time. When he returned he picked up’ his lunch box and prepared to eat lunch. He found the box had been soldered shut. It required nearly an hour's work with a hammer and chisel to get to the lunch. After he had broken open the

box he decided to trace the culprit by his fingerprints.

Then he found - that he had |

handled the box so- much in open~ ing it that he could discover no prints but his own. So he gave up.

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be held Wednesday at the Athenaeum. Registration is to follow a board meeting at 9 a. m. The convention will- be concluded with a dinner and enterfainment.

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