Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1944 — Page 16

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The Indiana Taxpayers’ associa~ tion will keep a watchful eye on the $36,000,000 general und balance that will be in the state treasury on Jan. 1 and will fight any tendency on the part of the’ legislature to waste it, Albert H. Cole of. Peru,

association president, said today. In a report on property tax totals released at a meeting of the association’s board of directors here, Mr, Cole said that various schemes for using this balance are in the ofing. “We recognize,” he said, “that there must be some adjustments made in salaries paid to state employees, some institutions must have relief and other emergency matters that will come before the assembly will merit public support, Urges Economy “However, we ought to approach the session with economy in mind. Federal spending must continue at a high level because the war has to be won, regardless of the cost, The only place where government may effect any immediate savings is on the home front and we as taxpayers must protect the public interest by standing firmly against waste and extravagance.” Mr. Cole reported that state property owners this year will pay $2,328,000 more in taxes than last year, He said that the taxpayers’ association had succeeded in getting $6,608,000 whittled off the requested budgets, The report showed that 61 counties had boosted their property tax rates while 31 had reduced theirs. The increase was the biggest in | Marion county, Where the rate

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By NOBLE REED | County councilmen began a virtual “sit-down strike” today against an order of two county commissioners to vacate their newly established headquarters in the court~ house annex building, 148 E, Mar~ ket st, Commissioners Ray Mendenhall | and William Bosson served formal notice on councilmen Tuesday to return all their office equipment to firms that delivered it and get out by this morning, The commission=-

jump will boost revenue by $855,950. The total income to governmental units from property taxes in. the state next year will be $111,053,000, Advertised levies for the entire state totalled $117,750,000, Local boards reduced the figure lo $112,852,000 and the state tax board reduced it further to the $111,063,000 figure. E. ©. Atkins, Indianapolis businessman, was elected to the board of directors of the Taxpayers association to succeed his father, the late Henry C. Atkins.

Councilmen Begin 'Strike' Against Ouster

ers also requested that councilmen cles, stemming from a Republican turn the keys to the office back to|factional fight between commisthem, sioners allied with the regular But this morning the office still G. O. P, and the council, which was there intact and Addison J. has anti-organization leanings. Parry, council president, still was| Council President Parry charged working with the council's newly|that the Semsissonsts ouster order was “merely an attempt to prevent |hired secretary, Mrs. Esther Kara-|,, oouncil from functioning as it bell, whom the commissioners noti- should” and an attempt to force the fied would be taken off the payrolt|couneit “to take orders from the as of today. commissioners.” Councilmen held an informal

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men had ordered office furniture |— = Sometimes o ge urs installed “without proper AUthor- and If you do met "i Deter rn ae ty. Pe pe as SE Ce It was a renewal of a two-year- ad absolute. money-back _ gua guarantee. Ru-Ex bold feud over county financial pall- Joe ThiOron everewhoms And ‘Tecommended by

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