Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 August 1941 — Page 12

"PAGE 12 TUESDAY, AUG. 12, 1941"

GENERAL SALES | Senetor to Wed [FOR URGES I, S, | TAX ATTackeD JEN FOOD ‘ARSENAL’

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Supply Needed to Rebuild SUMMER STORE HOURS...9:30 A. M. TO 5 P. M. DAILY, SATURDAY 9:30 A. M. TO | P, M.

Senate Group Is Against Bankers’ Proposal, George Claims.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (U. P) — Chairman Walter F. George (D. Ga.) said today sentiment in the Senate Finance Committee appeared to be against a general sales tax. Such a levy was proposed yester-| day by Harcourt Amory of Boston, | representing the American Investment Bankers Association, to add about. $561,000.000 to the tax bill, how some $300.000,000 short of the 1 Treasury's revenue goal of $3,500,- : 000.000 a year. 3 Mr. Amory proposed a sales tax): Which would exempt the purchases of necessities by low-income fam-|

flies, impose 5 per cent “semi- | ts luxuries pose a: 2 hy A oh ux- forces that Naziism has loosed upon : the world” and then to repair the

= = = ies. w i } damage done by them. Food will be Fears Industrial Harm essential in the process of rebuildSenator George believed it was ing and rehabilitation, he said.

More important to draft a tax bill suited to the need of American in-| dustry than to “get any specific sum of money.” | “It is not wise.” he said, “to take a| pound of flesh this year and leave industry skeletonized next year.” He added that “the one definite thing that can be said now about the “House bill” is that the Senate will reduce personal exemptions on

After Hitler Defeat, 4 ——— He Tells Wickard.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (U. P) — President Roosevelt urged the nation's farmers today tc produce abundant crops because food “is a weapon against Hitlerism just as much as munitions” and an instrument for welding a peaceful world. | | “We need not only abundant production for ourselves and for other | nations resisting aggression,” he | said, “but we need reserves to meet emergencies which can as yet be only dimly foreseen.” Mr. Roosevelt said the first task is to “beat down .. the monstrous

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(President paid tribute to the re-| {sponse of farmers in a crisis. | “When democracy is in danger,”!

North Carolina Official Plans en | | he said, “our farmers always have

i | rallied to its defense and they al-| 5 A Rd in, Trip to Iceland Before ways will. All they ask in return for | v Ne / x (NE 7 4 Girls’ Reversible al be io Fifth Marriage. - : g i & | AR Es single persons from $800 to $750 and |

their increased production is fair] on married persons from $2000 to! WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 (U. P) after the emergency has passed. I! COATS d 95

prices and assurances of protection | $1500. Senator Robert R. Revnolds (D. N.|think farmers should have these as-| Mr. Amory's proposal for an excess ¢) 57-year-old globe trotter. today |surances insofar as we are able to son Individuals was critl- | planned a trip to Iceland to inspect give them.” Smart fall coats of 40% Wool, 10% Reciz y Senator rge as "VerV up s defenses before marrying Eva-| The letter was in reply to one J Wout. ahd 0%. Rayon in difficuit to apply.” The bankers’|j.., wr Te “ i ribi processe o ppl lyn W. McLean, 20, whose mother |from Secretary Wickard describing cheerful plaids of Red, Blue and Brown! Reverse the coat (inside-out) and there is a processed gabardine in tan. .Very militant! .Sizes 7-16.

suggestion was that 10 per cent be wns the fabulous Hope diamond. | Agriculture Department programs levied on any wage or salary in-| «aj 1 can say is that it's true”|for increased production of pork, | creases which go into effect after perngids told reporters who ques- dairy and poultry products, toma- | enactment of the bill. {tioned him concerning rumors that| toes and other foods needed to make | Senator Gerald P. Nye (R. N. DJ ne was to be married for the fifth|the United States the larder as well said he planned to offer an amend- time. as the arsenal of democracy.

ment adding a 15 per cent tax—On,| «1 may say also that I consider! Expects Big Crop

the same plan as the present 10 Per | mvself a very fortunate man.” : cent national defense tax — "fOr Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean, who| Mr. Wickard said that the 1941

lease-lend aid to Britain.” ‘administers her daughter's $80,000 a That will drive home to people ves; income, said that “we are very the knowledge that lease-lend aid|hapny over the engagement.”

costs monev—their money,” Senator Nve said.

AGREE TO 10-CENT RAISE AT ARMOUR

CHICAGO, Aug. 12 (U. P.).—The Packing House Workers Organizing Committee (CIO) announced today that Armour & Co. had agreed to a flat 10-cent hourly wage increase and a master contract covering 13 plants,

The union statement said that

Armour had acted upon the National Mediation Board's recommendations. The company had granted an 8 per cent increase in April, which amounted to a 5-cent hourly increase, but the union obJected and sought mediation. The PWOC said the new agreement gives employees a basic wage! minimum of 72 cents an hour. Negotiations on other demands will be resumed, the union said.

Mrs. McLean said that no date has been set for the wedding. Undoubtedly, it will be held at her

{estate, Friendship, the scene of some

of the capital's most sparkling social events. Reynolds will leave soon with several colleagues on the Senate Military Affairs Commitlee, of which he is chairman, for the trip to Iceland. They will travel on a U. S. warship carrying supplies to the Atlantic outpost. Miss Mclean is the granddaughter of John R. McLean, former publisher of the Washing-

(ton Post and the Cincinnati En-

quirer. Her father, Edward B. McLean, died recently in a sanitarium where he had been confined for several years. He had a daughter and a son by his first wife, who died. and a daughter by his second, from whom he is divorced. His third marriage

also ended in divorce and his | fourth wife died. |

| said. | Publication of the letters coincided

bushels—third largest on record— | rand the corn yield at 2,587,574,000 | | bushels, 208,000,000 bushels above

pig crop will be larger than in 1940 with further increase expected in 1942. Milk production on July 1 was the largest on record for that {date and the output of dairy prod{ucts in May was 14 per cent greater ithan in the same month in 1940. | June production of eggs totaled 4,(000,000,000, the largest for any { month since 1930. The acreage planted to the principal vegetable crops grown for canning and processing is about 18 per cent above a year ago and the combined production of the major tree and vine fruits for the 1941-42] i marketing season may be close to the record volume grown in 1937.} The production of livestock and | livestock products in 1941 is likely | to be a new record, Mr, Wickard

with crop board reports estimating the 1941 wheat harvest at 950,953,000

the 1930-39 average. Roosevelt ‘Glad’

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