Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1947 — Page 19

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Scattered Small Units Criticized

The Indianapolis Chamber of| Commerce today urged the general assembly not to tamper with the Indianapolis sanitary district law, In a statement opposing a bill to} set up scattered small sanitary dise tricts in the county, the chamber pointed out that the existing] statue will do the same job more efficiently. . Under the new bill, ‘county commissioners could set up new districts on petition of 51 per cent of | the property owners, then build sewers and other facilities.

Charge Double Payments

Principal objection raised by the Chamber of Commerce was that the new bill makes every property owner in the’ county pay taxes to set up these scattered, local san-|. itary districts, That means, the statement said, that city property owners pay again for facilities which they already have provided for themselves. At the same time, many farmers in the county must help pay for|. , sewers from which they never will ’ benefit. Under existing law, thé chamber pointed out, suburban areas may

fr ‘Salary Graf Bills Curbed

sewers to their own neighborhoods but footing the bill themselves,

County Teachers Hold Professional Session

A professional meeting of Marion county teachers will be held at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow at Manual high school. Dr. Roy L. Smith, Christian Advocate editor, will

speak. Charmion Kaiser will direct the Southport high school chqir while Ivan Warble will lead the school orchestra. Robert F. Gladden, county school superintendent, will messes Other speakers include Joseph Hoffman, Mrs, Meridith Nicholson Jr., Mrs. Mary Ellen George, Hugh Fountain and Mrs, Goldena Fisher.

Hoosier Builders Study

Way to Reduce Costs More than 50 Hoosier architects and representatives of manufacturers of building products and equipment met today at the Lincoln hotel to study methods of reducing building costs. : : were Prentice Bradley, of the Modular Service association, Boston; George A. Sass, advertising director of the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility; H. Williamson Stewart, president of the state chapter of the Producers Council, and Merritt’ Harrison, president of the Indiana

ONE SCOUT TO ANOTHER—Brownie Girl Scouts of Troop 1 294 at School 84 baked a cake in honor of the 37th birthday of the national Boy Scout movement, Presenting it to Council Presi dent Wilson Mothershead Lett, rear) and Sr ecutive Delmer H. (Skipper) Wilson are (front, left to right): Barbara Miles, Joanne McDowell, Patricia Ann Miner and Joan Miner.

officials shall remain the same for another two years.

A second action at the party meeting provided for permissive legislation which will enable elected city officials, “under the scrutiny of

Equality

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million worth of property has been omitted from tax duplicates. In a small town in Clay county, he said, nine new houses have not been added to the duplicates. : The proposed measure would equalize evaluations and spread the tax burden among a greater number of people, Mr. Dye added. What's a Trolley Worth

He said another bill authored by the board would spread utility property taxes on a similar basis. Mr. Dye said in one Hoosier city, trackless trolleys are assessed at $8000 each, while in another city, the assessed value for the same type vehicle is $2000 each. He also said that one telephone company pays $100'a year per mile of wire while another pays only $40 a year per mile, Seek ‘Taxing Engineers’ The re-assessment measure would set up a separate department to make uniform methods of assessment, with a director at a salary of $4800 a year and five taxing engineers at $4000 a year each. Under’ the board’s plan, a $6000 house in a small city would be assessed the same as a $6000 house in a larger city. This practice not in effect now, Mr. Dye sald. The utility tax measure would add provisions for taxing such warborn items as the automobile tele-

local taxpayers,” to pass certain local | salary increases.

‘GOP Caucus Must Act on Each

Senate Majority Floor-leader W. Van Ness, (R. Valparaiso) said today -“the Republicans will approve no salary increases for any elected official unless sanctioned by caucus. . “This policy does not apply to the question of school teachers’ salaries,” Senator Van Ness emphasized. He said a senate majority caucus yesterday decided that the salaries of state, county, township and city officials would not bé raised unless the G. O. P. members of the upper house agreed to increase them in caucus. In yesterday’s session Republicans agreed the per diem of county

Furniture Donated As Brotherhood Token

New furniture in the lounge of the Communal Center, 17 W. Morris st, stands as a token of brotherhood and co-operation. : The lounge furniture was given in the name of the Temple Brotherhood of the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation ‘at a celebration of Brotherhood month last night in the center. Julian Kiser made the

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Tax Board Employee Says Millions Left Off Tax Rolls

y and’ meana committee today was studying a bill ‘| designed to bolster Indiana's dge-weakened property tax structure.

divulged yesterday eral re-assessment of property in 1949. Principal witness was William

Dye, an employee of the state board of tax.commissioners. In two townships of Allen county, Mr. Dye testified, more than $2

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The house public morals committee agreed today to report without recommendation a bill calling for local option by precinct. At the same time, the committee amended and approved a bill to outlaw sale of liquor on the state fair grounds during the state fair, The amendment provides a ' $500 fine or six months at the penal farm or beth for Violation of the act. Another bill for a state-wide vote on local option appeared sealed in committee. One member objected that ho provision was made to raise revenue should the vote dry up the

te. The local option bill to be reported Monday was introduced by Rep. Monroe Starr (R. Connersvile) and Rep. Dudley (lesson (R. Angola). The measure calls for relerendun by precinct in each presidential election year,

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