Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1943 — Page 7

WAR PROBLEMS

Key Leaders to Scan All Aspects. of U. S. Effort Here Next Week. -

Every aspect of the U. 8. war effort will come under close scrutiny next week when 500 key members of the American Legion meet here for national committee meetings and

conferences. on 40 national com« mittees, sub-committees and boards will assemble Monday and make their reports to the national executive committee Thursday and Friday. The week's events will: be highlighted Thursday night when Roane Waring, national commander, re- -| ports to the executive committee on his trip to the pattlefronts in North Africa. The meeting will be held in the Coliseum, and approximately 150 0 ‘persons are expected to at-

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Treasury Table Shows How Married Man Is Affected

WABHINGTON, April 30 (U. P.) ~The treasury has prepared the acto table showing how the new ways and means committee tax bill would affect in 1944 a marriéd taxpayer with no dependents. The committee bill, by the treasury, would provide that| taxes on 1942 income be recalculated on the lower 1941 basis. This recalculated tax then could be paid in one sum on March 15, 1944 (in which case it would be reduced by a 6 per cent discount) or it could be paid in three installments in 1944, 1945 and 1946. Meantime taxes on income of 1943 and subsequent years would be on a pay-as-you-go basis. Taxes already paid on 1942 income at the present rates would be applied to liability an 1843 income. The table shows what the individual’s regular 1944 taxes would be, the additional mount which he would pay for 1942 under the alternative systems, and the total that he would pay in 1844: Reduced 1043 Jax Net Income Income Victory Payable in 1 Before Tax Tax After OnePersonal Liabilit; P no Exemption on 194 edit 19 ol 0 Income 2) BPeid

TON, April 30 (U. P). publicans today charged y of the Treasury Morwas “confused” about the pproved pay - as - you = g0 hich would forgive about

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Interest will be centered on the reports of the following committees: Americanism, national defense, aeronautics, foreign relations, rehabilitation, war transportation,' employment, and world waf II liaison. Chairman of the national defense committee is Warren H. Atherton of Stockton, Cal, who accompanied Comraander Waring to Africa. Committee members will meet at the Legion headquarters, world war memorial, Antlers hotel, and the Scottish Rite cathedral.

W. G. DAVIS NAMED BY HOSPITAL BOARD

William G. Davis, Indianapolis attorney, was named today to the executive committee of the Methodist hospital at'a directors’ luncheon in the Columbia club. He fills the vacancy caused by the death of his father, the late Raymond Calvin Johnson, 18, Browns-| Rev, Henry L. Davis. Mr. Davis DUES a Betamary lene Toney, 20. js associated here with the law firm Ernest Milburn Lawson, 18, R. R. 2.|of Baker and Daniels. Zionsville, Ind.; Florida Roberts, 19, of The beard also appointed Dr.

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. i Circus tickets for soldiers at Ft. Harrison are being given to Col James M. Churchill (left), commanding officer, by Elias C. Atkins, vice president of the E. C. Atkins Co. which purchased $1,500,000 _of series C tax anticipation bonds from the local Junior Chamber of Commerce. Their circus ticket-war bond drive ended Wednesday.

IN INDIANAPOLIS

HERE IS THE TRAFFIC RECORD MARRIAGE LICENSES

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blican strategy was reter Morgenthau announced 's full approval of . pay-as-you-go bill and it would yield about $3,more in fiscal 1944 than ome tax laws and place yers on a pay-as-you-go iy the end of 1943. pughton bill would cancel f 1942 taxes by having outed on the 1941 basis, the remainder of 1942 r 1944, 1945 and 1946, and 1942 taxes already paid to

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1, 854, 1 ssi ar earned Ry ose Ji 1044 388, ATS eine. Saoimved to - ne - Net victory tax is A Et aa yy ha ant heAGAL of POSL-War credit. cipal Democratic bill. pines action would provide a I + clear-cut contest between the Carlson proposal and the administration’s bill. Republicans believe it will release considerable Democratic support for the modified Ruml plan. In debate, the Republicans plan to quote Doughton in support of their argument that the Democratic leadership has compromised its former stand against the principle of tax forgiveness by offering the 50 per cent proposal to return 1942 tax rates to 1941 levels. The Democrats contend that their

Morgenthau has been confused by it. ” Morgenthau, stopping in Dallas, Tex., last night en route back here from the. Pacific coast, was optimistic about passage of the administration bill and said that if Speaker Sam Rayburn has his way “he will probably get it through the house in two days.” He admitted that it would be “almost impossible” to set up the new program by July 1, but promised to do the impossible if congress completes action by May 15. The Republicans did not dispute

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spokesman Rep. Harn of Minnesota said: (Morgenthau) says the will place all taxpayers urrent pay-as-you-go basis end of 1943’ he is either berately to mislead the the congress, or he has

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Morgenthau’s claim that the Democratic plan would yield about $3,000,000,000 more revenue in 1944 than present laws, but pointed out that the Carlson-Ruml plan would

——|do the same thing this year. House Republicans revealed that the Robertson proposal, to forgive normal and first surtax bracket income taxes for 1942, will figure in parliamentary _-maneuvering when Ruml advocates attempt to vote it out of the way before offering the Carlson bill as a substitute for the

BUTLER Y’ GROUPS ELECT NEW HEADS

Miss Mary Marjorie Smeed was named president of the Butler university Y. W. ©, A. this week. Other officers elected were Miss Joan Hens ning, vice president; Miss Dorothy Newgent, treasurer, and Miss Martha Kirby, secretary. Miss Marjorie Miliholland was named representative to the Geneva conference to be held June 4 to 11 at Geneva, 1 Wis, Alternate delegate is Kathe erine Armstrong. ” #® s Thomas Luck heads the list of newly elected officers of the Butler university Y. W. C. A. Other electees are Harold Burr, vice president representing organized men; George Christ, vice president representing unorganized men; Charles Au-| gustine, secretary, and Harry Evard,' treasurer.

SIGMA DELTA KAPPA TO HEAR HITCHCOCK

An invitational dinner will be | given tomorrow at the Indianapolis Athletic club by Eta chapter, Sigma, Delta Kappa legal fraternity. Guest speaker will be Col. Robinson Hitchcock, director of state selective service. Initiation ceremonies for six candidates and three candidates for honorary membership will be conducted. '" Those being initiated are: Peter Macko, Frank Dale, Frank McKinney, William Niven Jr, Charles R. Lees, and Eugene N. Beasley. Honorary candidates are CO. A. Huff, Edward Smethen, and Judge Hezy Pike. Rites will be conduoted by Robert Symmes, chancellor, Stanley Field, vice! chancellor, and Robert Young, secretary. i

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plan is the only justifiable method of making taxpayers current without benefiting the high income groups. Their original proposal, which the house rejected along with the Ruml plan March 30, provided 8 20 per cent withholding tax but no pay-as-you-go Or forgiveness features.

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not released: until last night, although Treasury Counsel Randolph Paul explained the treasury’s stand to a press conference Wednesday.

DEATHS Rufus Barnes, 76, at Methodist, chtenmic myocarditis. Patritia King, 13, rheumatic

Jae le Frank: 91. st 1701 College, cardio

ren Poni ¥ tethorn, 59, at 351% 8. Rural, mitral fnsufiicie ‘Hugh Zavata Moors, 64, at Long, carci-

nom John * samuel McCoy, 75, at Céntrl, arteriosclerosis. ‘Margaret Scherrer, 68, at St. Vincen'y, at Riley,

per Ballard Turner, § menths, hypertension os at 953 Prospect,

John Et in Daily, .eardio vascular Florence Belle: Brown 12, at 815 Westbrook, arteriosclerosis. Hite Kellar Paxton, i Mei 741 N. Belle Vieu, eoronary occlu Harvey any, 78, pion, “eny, broncho- . pneumonia. .

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Poplins, broadcloths,

Allies | Francaise, Baeeting, Marott hotel,

8 p India: Water Works ascociation, 36th annual meeting, Antlers hotel. Indiana Central college, Sommehcement, Kephart memorial auditorium, 5 p. Federation of Mothety cHoruses, final 2 tional, ool 44, 3}; Marion County Council of Christian Education, Protestant churches, Yacation school conference, Central Christ church, 1:30 p. m. Cammon surge, meeting, Hotel Washington, 6:43 PB Knights of Columbus, Indianapolis coun=cil, annual r tion, and spring dance, auditorium, 1 Delaware st. Optimist club, ee meeting, Columbia club, noon Exchange Slab, luncheon meeting,

ld, second annual rst Evangelical and , starting at, 10 a. m.

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9 16th annual oratorical high school sitis and boys, Shiloh Baptist church, 7:30 p. m.

EVENTS TOMORROW

Indiana Association of Podiatrists, er convention, Lincoln

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— 2 p. m. in lounge. Rivetside Jansement park, 40th season

State. relaries association, Disciples of Christ, convention, Severin hotel, Ward Sallsen Co., dinner meeting, Hotel 8

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2875 N. earborn Thomas Hy McDonough, 22, of 122 8.

Charles Bruce Sanders, Phyllis Mae Oirey, 22, of 436 E. Michi-

an. Floyd Cecil Tisdale, 31, Camp Atterbur Ind.; Bog 4 Evelyn Mattingly, 25, Bt.

Mary's n| Tolliver W, Washington, 50, of 2217 Martindale; Sudie E. ES Viinazme, 32, Dallas, ex.

BIRTHS Girds

Willie, Margaret Wooldridge, at City. Charles, Ann Young, at St. Vincent's. Wayne, Ruth Mendll, at St. Vincent's. Robert, Bernadine Adler, at Methodist. Athol, Madge Hon, at 4515 E. 18th. Percy, Beatrice Winfield, at 904 W. 10th. Richard, Wilma Wilkins, at 112 W, North. Charles, Willa Duncan, at 918 N. Miley. illiam, Minnie Sims, at 2820

Schofield Hiram, Lovie Danils, .at 119 W, Norwood. Boys Chester, Alberts Collins, at St. Francis. Roy, Dorothy Dunlap, at St. Francis. Walter, Joan Johnes, at St. Francis. Hénry, Geraldine Cork, at City. Willis, Delorace Chenault, at City. Irvin, Florence McGuire, ‘at St. Vincent's. Meredith, Loraine Gibbs, at St. Vincent's. Jene, Mary Palmer, at St. Vincent's, Robert, Dorothy Loser, at Coleman. Franklin, Bernice Will, at Coleman, | Harry, rade Rexroad, at Coleman Thom Maxine Johnson, at Metliodist. Robert, ‘Loretta Long, at 464 Arno Leroy, Georgia Bunch, at 1044 8. Worth. William, Sara Monroe, at 1624 Bates. Jesse, Ruth Corleit, at 1024 N. Alabama. Cagitton, | Mario Coleman, at 2038

Washington, 7 p Gideon societ) y meetin , Hotel Washingtom, 7:30 p. a. 8. g-

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JUNIOR CIVIC OPENS | NEW PLAY TOMORROW

The Junior Civic theater will present its last play of the season

N.lat 2:30 p. m. tomorrow and at 3.

p. m. Sunday. It will be spring operetta, “Dendelion Jubilee,” Virginia ‘C. May of Indianapolis.

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