Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1938 — Page 4

* GOVERNOR CITES | PROGRESS MADE

DURING REGIME|

State Prep aring for Next

Legislature in Democratic |

: Way, He Declares. :

Times Special : TURKEY »1UN STATE PARK. . March 18—The State Administration is preparing in “the most demo- _ cratic way possible” for the 1939 Legislature, Governor ‘Townsend’ had declared today. .: Speaking at a Sixth District Democratic meetirig here last night, the Governor pointed out that special commissions now are studying prqposed change: in the marriage laws, workmen’s compensation insurance statute and the tax system.

“We are = 'sking the views and suggestions of all the people and are holding public meetings,” he said. “This is the most democratic way to prepe.ze for the next Legislature,

“Our type of government—the New Deal type of government—is a government of the people and by the people. We earnestly seek to learn the desires and needs of the

peop. : Institutions Improved

- He declared that the state institution . within the last six years have ‘been improved “to keep abreast of - scientific methods of rehabilitation.” ‘The battic of democracy is the battle for ‘good government and security,” he 'said, adding: “Our party is the dominant party today becausa it looks forward. It is progressive. It represents the common mear—his dreams and his Hopes. ~~ = “In your istrict, you know what 6 administrations have done for the neople. You know that your people ride over good roads, send their children to good schools, make a living on the farms and work in industry without fear of

cruel exploit Ein,” ELECTION SOUGHT IN SCHOOLTEACHER CASE

SAUGUS, Mass., March 18 (U. P.). ~— Only election of a new school committee can bring reinstatement of Isabelle Hallin as a high school English feacher, her supporters believed todas’. The blond Sonoblmisiress was ousted! last year after reports were circulated that she had served cocktails to pupils at a dramatic club rehearsal at her home. She denied the charge. Last night a special committee that has been investigating the case for three nionths ‘submitted a 75page report to the town meeting.

Though they are entity well off and “still take their husbands from Harvard, Princeton and Yale rather than from transient camps,” Vassar College girls are nevertheless perturbed over the poverty of their less fortunate sisters, Vivian Liebman, undergraduate editor of the Vassar newspaper, told a Senate subcommittee. She was testifying in support of a bill to appropriate 500 million dollars for American youth, and is pictured above as, with Senator Lundeen, its author, sitting beside her, she declared fe Vassar student body favors the measure.

GROSS INCOME TAX CHANGES OUTLINED

New Regulations to Go Into Effect This Year.

Clarence A. Jackson, Gross Income Tax Division director, today outlined changes in tax regulations that will be effective this year. Insurance policy premiums, either in cash or applied to more insurance, will not be considered taxable. Returns need not be made when taxable gross income is below $1000, a year. Individual members of a

partnership do not, pay taxes on withdrawals and salaries for the partnership. Fiduciaries are required to file returns only when annual receipts are more than $1000. Witholding agents will not be required to ‘show amounts paid to employees named on midyear lists.

NEW U. S. COURT OF

APPEALS PROPOSED!

WASHINGTON, March 18 (U.P.). —Senator Logan (D. Ky.) today had introduced in the Senate a bill to establish a Unifed States Court of Appeals to expedite appeals in which the Government or its agencies has an interest. ° The ‘Court would receive and de-

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EDITOR T0 SPEA BEFORE: COUNT TEACIERS [2

Institute: Coaches to ‘Hear Dr.. Rice.

for the National Congress of ed and Teachers, - will address the Marion County Teachers’ Institute

afternoon sessions are to be held at Warren Central High School.

Dr. Arman is to speak to an audience of all sections, augmented by representatives of Indianapolis and County Parent-Teacher Associations. The Warren Central P.T. A. chorus is to sing. Dr. Thurman B. Rice of the State Board of

education in the morning. An invitation to attend the after-

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