Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1938 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1038

27,000 Sign Appeals

To Board Demanding

Reduction in Taxes

nothing for money spent in direct relief.” William H. Book, Chamber of | Commerce executive vice president, said “we believe there is a necessity for a WPA appropriation in view of | substantial sored.” Ir. Walsman said: “I don't see how we can cut any of the WPA budgets.”

Stacks of Petitions to Be Presented Tomorrow, other members said they “prob-

avs; Miesse Hits at “Whittling,’ I 1s1sts on ‘Slashes.’

Webster S

bearing approximately Tax Adjustment Board toProtest Committee head,

petitions to the County Citizens Taxpayers

of tax reductior will be submitt

Dana Webster,

until local

in circulation, he said Thy BOWE $=neeoeammm mm"-——"—————— “You can't expect me to do ver) much on my $1500 salary.” The Board also questioned Charles Walker, Warren his 1939 budget,

tions

the State

will be kept

Nail qecision A Indiana Taxpayers’ warned th whitsat-

[iesse, secretarv., nat nme

2 ‘ely budgets will

not be

{rustee, on which calls for a

of 22

1ave to dewhittle or whittling the taxdemand-

Tax Board will whether

ig crease cents under the 1938

tle give are

rate Meanwhile, {erating on the Civil budget for WPA Board indicated it WPA items, af it was warned ti:at hundreds WPA workers would be thrown back on direct relief rolls if the money is not made | available City officials said that there are 17,000 men now working on City] WPA projects and that if the 1939 budget appropriations are not approved, most the projects will have to be abandoned and part of the men returned to direct relief. “With the Federal Government furnishing most of the money for projects, I think it will be cheaper for local taxpayers to make funds wvailable now to pay the city's share,” said Jackiel Joseph, Paik! Board president. “If we don't take advantage of Federal aid now, the costs later may taxes.” In the Park Depa) an $89.000 item for the departSs share of WPA projects. Mr. Joseph said the money would be used to provide trucks and drivers! on Park Department projects. “All materials and labor costs will | paid by the Federal ent,” he said. “It is better | CILy to be getting a substantial retam from WPA costs than to get

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that il be Perry

announced today

of 1 cent Ww tax fol the City. the Perry

tO 31.4%

made in the rate Township out Thi ut will 1ship levy

side bring > of by an 1 ec el ed the re-

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A MARRIAGE LICENSES (These lists are from official records in the County Court House. The Times, { therefore, is not responsible for errors in { names or addresses.)

County Deaths To Date) 1938 193%

| Speeding .e

v9 Reckless 108 Driving ....

Daniel G. Drew. 26

Jane (

1512 N ‘onnol

p—— Me: Prefer- 25, or

Street

Running | ential

City To 1938 193% Sept ! Accidents 4 Injured 3 Dead 0 Arrests 16

Deaths Date)

udianapolis; Helen

InR.

3 > BY . : R. Running Red dus na po lis; Alice P, Brady, 21, of Light i >

9, R

rederickson 2f 25, of ol

BrownsI ad anapoliis 144 Shelby i Schiller

N. Rit of 328

20 Baliard, Bisesi, 22

Casey, 1%

ald MN Myrtle M el Tony Jean

Drunken Driving 1 Francis Rat { 328

Others Anna F, Whittington 27,

MEETINGS TODAY

rtising Club of Indianapolis, noon Estate Beard,

Michigan ff 833 W

& Helen t, Esther L. Real

BIRTHS ! Girls Division, dinner, Hotel Wash-| Harris, at 1530 WwW g D. mn { Raymon Frances Oyler, at C Indianapolis Smoke Abatement league, i La n1 Leatherman cheoon RR ashinet oon i bur Jt Eliza Paper Credit Group cheon x G ® ie W am H. Block

Ame BASS Club, ilunche

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i 0 i Sigma Nu, luncheon. Hotel Washington, | Rainbow Ohio ” “vA BR it) ;

Methodist al Meth-

at E Fine beth Ireland ALA n y Le t St. Francis Coleman,

W. 25th. 1128 Fin-

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Na jorte Lapenta leang Thompson, at ] ie Prestc 781 Mi ldred

eon 30ard of Trade

Acacia ¢ Bo: Indiana Motor Traffic Associa Antle 10

noon tion, lunch

Hotel

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Rad ] ngineers Guild, meeting, Ernest,

ford

Christina Bennhefield, oil Club echean. HR

i Seve truetion League A ects and

indianapolis, | Boys B

Purdy, at City Henrietta Walker

of RB Ary at Methanolis Came ra Ciub, mee S Methodis Francis at Francis at Coleman. 30 8. Tuxedo 2422 English 213 N. Relle

Katherine Cohen heon “ANAL "ato Joan ‘10let Jessup, at { th Kocher Walton

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Exchange Club, ¢ Downey, alt 3921 Suth-

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earman al

al Coleman

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rtherhood of Railroac Atnmen, ( 1aiQ . i 4 3 3X CON i 55 VIX mn , MacDonald, 53,

at 3520 N

214 N. Hamil-

GOLD PRODUCTION UP Lasalle, >] A AW A on Sept 15 naaa’s 1938 gold prod approximate

Chae myocarditi u Mary Elien Eavey, 8% ton, cerebral hemorrhage ietion Ll Samien 3 months,

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Shoes of exceptional quality in smart interpretation of the

very latest style trends.

LAE

EASY

at Long, |

Township

tax rate of $1.04, a de-|

| be reminded of that fact,

{ministration of our local govern-|

ably would not be able to cut that fund.” The Board members questioned a steady climb in Park Department budgets for wages, showing an in-

97 000 crease of $88,000 in the last five

years. Mr. Joseph explained that most of [the increase was for restoration of wages toward levels maintained be- | fore they were reduced in 1932. | Mr. Webster said plans are being (completed for a permanent tax or|ganization, with the present committee as the nucleus. “There must be no let-down in this fight against confiscatory taxes | and extravagant public expenditures that threaten the solvency of every individual and every business,” he | said. "We are going to form a perma-

projects being spon-|

nent, militant organization of taxpayers that will wage continuous) battle for economy and fair rates of | taxation. It is our property that is| being taxed and our money that is | {being spent. Our public taxing and | 'spending officials need constantly to and we propose to keep it constantly before them. “We intend to stay on the job | until taxes and public expenditures] are reduced to the amounts neces-| sary for efficient government. And | after that we are going to continue on the job to prevent a return to) waste and extravagance in the ad-

{mental units. We invite every tax- |

{

bring confiscatory

Govern- |- for the| {

[Little Rock. Ark. ...

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payer who is in sym pathy with these | objectives to join us. Mr. Webster said petitions are available for signing at 608 Kahn | Building.

OFFICIAL WEATHER

United States Weather Burean

INDIANAPOLIS FORECAST Partly | cloudy and oceasionally unsettled tonight | ana tomorrow; somewhat warmer.

_ Sunrise reas “5:38 | Sunset

T TEMPERAT URE ~=Sept. 22, 1937 62

Py ‘ecipitati on 24 hrs. ending 7 Total precipitation Site Jan, Excess since Jan.

MIDWEST WEATHER Indiana<Unsetted tonight and tomor-| row; slightly warmer tonight and in south! portion ifomorrow. | Mlinois—-Somewhat! unsettled tonight and tomorr®w; not so cool tonight, somewhat | warmer tomorrow in south portion, Lower Michigan—Unsettled tonight ond omorrow,; not so cool in southeast portion tonight, Ohio—Generally fair and cool tonight; tomorrow fair Kentueky Generally fair and cool tonight; tomorrow

a. m.. 08 1..8.4.3% . 99

not quite 50 | and warmer, ! aot quite 50 fair and warmer. . — Sa | WEATHER IN OTHER CITIES AT © A. M. | Station + Bab

Amarillo 04 Bismarck, 29 98 29.82

Boson Chicago 29.84 cincinnati 29.94 Cleveland 29.78 Denver ‘aaa 30.10 Dodge City, Kas, 29 Helena, Mont, Jacksonville, “ay Kansas Citv, Mo,

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AngRies Miami Mpls. in © Mobile 1a. N Orleans

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| San Francisco

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1523 Massachusetts

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St. Louis ENA Fla Washington,

Ford Dealer “Clear the Decks” Used Car Bare goings are listed on the Classified Pages

Art Teacher |SMOKE LEAGUE MAPS PROCRAM

Cleaner and Healthier City This Winter Goal of Abatement Group.

A program “to make Indianapolis |a cleaner and healthier city this {winter” was announced by the In- | dianapolis Smoke Abatement League at its first fall meeting this after(noon. The program calls for: “Adequate enforcement of existling smoke ordinances’; “an a! orl tional campaign for the public,” land “election of city officials who | [will support the league's program.” | | Dr. John G. Benson, Methodist ! Hospital superintendent and first] vice president of the league, presided in the absence of Dr. Her-| man G. Morgan, City Health Board secretary and league president. Roy O. Johnson, secretary, said

Eliot O'Hara, nationally known watercolorist, is to direct special classes in watercolor painting next month at the John Herron

Miss Rosanne Smith, Shortridge Friday Echo editor, has received a trophy citing her as the most

outstanding woman at the North=

Art School. Sunday afternoon classes will open Oct. 2. Weekday classes, meeting four mornings each week, will open Mon=day, Oct. 3 at the sc hool.

GOOD TOYS NEEDED,

the league will support only those candidates for city offices whos pledge themselves to smoke abatement, and will “campaign against! any candidate who does not sup- | port us.” All but three of the 18 candidates for City Council have pledged Shar | support, Mr. Johnson announced, PSYCHOLOGIST SAYS “We want the Council to give us nk = an adequate program,” he said: ; : “We can't get anything out of the | TULSA, Okla, Sept. 22 (U. P).=/, acent Council. We will concenA 6-year-old needs good toys as (trate on electing men who are sym- | {much as a 20-year-old needs a col-| | pathetic to our aims.” | lege education, Dr. Loyd W. Row- MRE YIBTRAY Es Ber oo thin land, associate professor of psychol- Na rhuLps Reso MY | non to make anyone wretched | : and anxious for relief. If you suf- | hie Universiy oF Tulse, cone Concrete evidence is now available | [fer from eczema, itchy pimples, Se to sustain the sometimes scoffed at angry red blotches or other blem- | He asked summer school child myth that Reno divorcees throw ishes due to external causes, get | | psychology students to brigg to class their wedding rings into the (Peterson's Ointment, 35¢ all drug- | their own designs for toys for 6- | Druckes Ger: Sam Tsar and gists. If one application does not | | year-old children. One of the best pilots of Pennsylvania were delight you, money refunded. presented, he believes, was a marble

(Bazing into the river from the peterson’s Ointment also wonderful | Center Street bridge when they for itching of feet, cracks between sorter in which marbles are made spotted a blazing diamond. They ges. to roll down a gradually widening obtained rubber boots, waded in and | - 3 chute until they drop into compart- came back with a diamond-set | TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES, ments according to size, | wedding 3 ring. THE Y BRING QU ICK RESULT TS,

western University summer jours nalism school, it was announced today. Miss Smith attended the school on a scholarship awarded her in June,

aly Sel Makes Life | Wretched

The itching torment of eczema is |

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OPEN EVES. TO 8 P. M.—FRI., SAT. TO 9 P. M.—SUN. TO 1:30 P. 5

REPORTS INCREASED | waie™imesy LAND FOR PARKS THE ITCH

Prevalent in This Section WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 (U. P.).| gq 15 mocks Drug Siore and get «Cities, counties and states are set- Ee io ata ah mative rion gd dive ting aside more and more land for Souter 2 TECH, S00 Tarde wotue, the recreation of their citizens, | The National Park Service's an- | nual yearbook reports that 35,111

HAT CLEANING acres of land and water were added to non-Federal park holdings in the year ended last September.

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