Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1942 — Page 8
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TAX APPLIES TO ARMY OFFICERS
Payment, However, Can Be Deferred Until 1945, State Says.
Hoosier Army officers must pay State gross income tax on their salaries just like any civilian resident of the State, Gross Income Tax officials said today. They pointed out that the State law, which has been upheld by the U. S. Supreme Court, provides that anyone who is a legal resident of Indiana must pay the State 1 per cent on all income over $1000 a year regardless of how or where the income is earned. Payment of the tax, howeve}, may be deferred until May 15, 1945, under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act of 1940, Gilbert K. Hewit, Gross Income Department director, said. But since the relief act expires on that date, commissioned officers in the armed forces must pay cash “on the line” after that date for all accumulated gross tax, he added. The Gross Income Tax Department also warned Hoosiers not to pay their taxes to “agents.” No “agents” have been designated to collect the gross tax and each individual should send the amount of his tax into the department by money order,” officials said.
TONIGHT
7:00—Quiz Kids, WISH. 8:00—Chamber Music Society, WISH. 8:30—Louis-Baer Preview, WIBC. 9:15—Great Moments in Music, WFBM.
A new weekly series of programs which will present highlights from the world's greatest operas, makes its debut on the Columbia Broadcasting System and WFBM tonight at 9:15 o'clock. Entitled “Great Moments in Music,” the half-hour program will feature Jean Tennyson, internationally famed soprano; Jan Peerce, Metropolitan Opera tenor; Robert Weede, “Met” baritone, and Suzanne Sten, mezzo-soprano of the “Met.” George Sebastian will conduct the program and outstanding singers, chosen for their ability to characterize certain roles, will make occasional guest appearances. The program will choose a different opera each week and will offer the main arias, concerted numbers and orchestral excerpts from each score. A narrator will tell the plot of each opera in order to give the listeners a better background of the work as a whole.
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Rise Stevens, youthful contralto who once declined a bid to sing {with the Metropolitan Opera Co. and then accepted a later offer, will be the guest of Eddie Cantor tonight at 8 o'clock on WIRE. Miss Stevens will be greeted by Dinah Shore, N NR a young woman Rise Stevens whose rendiditions of popular ballads have placed her among the leaders of present day singers. Edgar (Cookie) Fairchild and his || orchestra will accompany both Miss Stevens and Miss Shore in their songs.
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:00 Tech H, 8 :15 Melodic Strings :30 Charlene’'s Songs :45 Scattergood
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Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. 7.— DePauw University will announce in a few daws policy changes to enable the school to prepare men and women for the nation’s defense program. This was revealed yesterday by Dean G. Herbert Smith in an address at chapel services. He predicted the university would accelerate its program to permit completion of graduation requirements in three years. He also forecast a decline of extra-curricular activities, curtailment of social programs and emphasis on pene physical fitness.
‘REALTORS TO HEAR STATE PRESIDENT
Mombers of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board will hear W. Glenn Hamiiton of Richmond, president of the Indiana Real Estate Association | at the first meeting of the year, to- | morrow nocn, at the Hotel Washington. Mr. Hamilton will discuss “What Will We Do in 42.” Ralph E. Peckham, who has just assumed office as president of the local group, will have charge of the meeting. Joseph Argus, vice president, will introduce the speaker.
CLYMERS FACTORY | DESTROYED BY FIRE:
LOGANSPORT, Ind.. Jan. 7 P.).—Fire, believed to have started] from a stove in a cutting room, destroyed the Logansport Bedding! & Manufacturing Co. at nearby Clymers yesterday, causing damage | estimated at $14,000.
Firemen from Logansport and |Burrows fought the blaze which! {threatened a grain elevator and | 38 ren wa residences.
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Sons of Veterans Plan Party—| Sons of Veterans will sponsor a} benefit card party at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the auditorium of the Citizens Gas & Coke Company.
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