Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1948 — Page 9

| THURSDAY, JULY 1,

and a new road constructed to picnic areas. The long-range development pro will include improving the water plant, comfort stations and shelter house construction in the picnic ‘area; new roads, a youth eenter with group camping ons, playfields, and consiiction of overnight cabins.

FBI Sees Preview of New G-Man Film

WASHINGTON, July 1 (UP)— ¥BI Director J. Edgar Hoover

was among the group of notables,

who attended a special preview last night of a movie on the work of his own G-men. The film, “The Street With No Name,” shows how the FBI is fighting. what Mr, Hoover calls! the rebirth. of organized gangsterism. * Based on FBI files, the movie was produced by 20th CenFox. About 700 FBI men, government officials, Congressmen, movie executives and newspapermen saw the showing. Attorney General Tom C, Clark was among them. |

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b2 Fa, July 1° (UP) _Heastbest of bitd lovers every-| pride today as they heard the stirring saga of homing pigeon TumbeE AU AT-0SC-1TS, >

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FIVE GENERATIONS —

Molly Everling * (seated, left) |S held a fi ive-géneration reunion recently in her Helmsburg home, Visiting the 89-year-old great-great-grandmother were

Members of the family of Mrs.

be taxed where it he publ. Carte

the more they be required to pay 4 And tn reported to be towels supplied for a fee in public

places.

The proposal has been mgde in New Jersey that the new bathing

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as he Br — pi pobie ol hae “valiant ant Itt A OAT-0801TS

had successfully completed the! first overseas flight. {however, finally turned up, ex-

True, the feathered speedster hausted and bedraggled, in Nut-| was six weeks behind scheduleiley, N.J., his feathers soaked|

the Vaca bit 424 1000 miles off course but bie ith heavy oll, unable to fy and|

game battle against the elements that mone Suggestion is the less|,,, considered in the best tradi-|R€ATlY dead from hunger and

tion of the species. thirst. AU-47-O8C-179 was the sole; What ordeals AU-47-OSC-179 survivor of an ill-fated Havana-|conquered, his sponsors could only to-Miami pigeon race that began guess. Ray Johnson, a New Jer-

ped from a central point and|In Cuba last May 16. The other Sey pigeon fancier who is nursing|

15 birds either stayed over in the the bird back to health, figured | Cuban capital or became lost at/it picked up its grease job when sea in the first international,|it tried to drink from an ofl-|

2-year-old Jimmy Baughman, Mrs. Stella Hurdle (seated, right), Mrs. Maunice Helms and Lennis Baughman (standing).

and seconded by Toledo, is now in effect in at least 20 cities, most of them in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Cities can’t increase their receipts from the traditional forms of ‘taxation as fast as the costs of their services rise. So they turn to sources promising quick revenue. Both the pay roll tax and the sales tax are well adapted in this

36 Appointed Hospital Interns respect. Incomes and dolar sales move. roughly together, but the

IU School of Medicine sales tax is logically a little betr suited to the Graduates 84 The sales tax is better adapted Thirty-six of the 84 physicians because ‘it gets the money where graduated earlier this month from|the inflation is. It doesn't collect Indiana University School of from funds going into savings Medicine today were appointed as/as income and pay roll taxes do.

interns in Indianapolis, Hammond| California cities have not found and Muncie hospitals. state salés taxes a bar to their Dr. John D. VanNuys, dean of taking it up themselves. A large the medical school who announced number of , municipalities there ithe appointments, said the rem4in-|are ecting half of 1 per cent ing 48 graduates have been ap-|on sales, a smaller number 1 per pointed to intern staffs of hospi-|cent, the amounts being charged tals in 18 other states. on top of the state's levy. Eleven will go to California,

,/five to New York, three each to Proposed os Envoy

Colorado, Florida, Texas, Ohio, Illinois, Massachusetts; two each to Michigan, New Jersey, Mary- Sources reported today that Stanland and Wisconsin and one each|ton Griffis, former U. 8. Amto South- Carolina, Louisiana,|P2ssador to Poland, had been

CAIRO, July 1 (UP)—Reliable

had approved. 8: Pinkney resigned as ambassador to Egypt a month ago.

serve in Army and Navy hospitals. Local Appointments

Indianapolis hospital intern appointments include: Indiana University Medieal Dentate-| Dr. Esther Anderson, Hammond; Dr. Paul F. Benedict, Vevay; Dr. Harold E. Bowman, Attica; Dr. Maril 3001 N. Meridian ‘St.; on wood; Dr. FF Ellison, Pt. Dr. John T. rguson, Winona Village. oui A Litt Dr. Pa ittlefleld, Saion Rapids, Walter E. McKay, Long Be:

Mich.; Dr, : Dr.” Erie B. Meador Jr. 1215 oN n Ave.; pr Ari Pr, Mendelson, uis, Mo.; George J. Morec, Cicero, oS Dr. Hubers 0. Peltier, New or!

Dr. gael 5 Pell, Bouth Bend: Dr. A, Em) taburg, 1 Ia; Dr. Eee pe "at. , Mo.; Dr. Prank Mishawaks; . Richard A. Pt. Wayne; Dr. rt B. Vore, Fd ® Chicago i and Dr. Gerald P. Ward. Bicknell. R. Baker.

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Vincennes, Jackson Memorial H Miami, Fla, Dr. “alired T. Cha 8t., Jndisnapolis, Detroit, Mich.

Dr. Hospital, New "York, N. Y. Dr. Indiana . and Dr. Ernes W,. 30th

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ha u. Naval Hospital, Long James 8. Ketcham, Rossvill feed San Diego, Cal; Andrews, Brook! N. Y.; 32 Limestone 8t., Illinois eseaLin Educational Hospital, i Justin C. ubert uth Monica (Cal.) Roepitar, “br.

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State Tax Receipts Top $65 Million

153,122.36.

again. The “Lindbergh” of the flock,

The Indiana State Treasury was splitting at the seams today with the biggest gross income tax collection in history, totaling $65,-

The gross income tax collections which started at $10 million 'lin 1934 had a gain of more than that amount in 1948,

over-water contest. Sponsors of {covered pool. | The city pay roll tax, started b Philadelphi Y the event despaired of ever seeing

Mr. Maddox was unable to ex- | plain how the pigeon detoured | Florida “unless it became lost at sea, hitched a ride on a northbound steamer and flew ashore when the vessel neared the New Jersey coast.”

The fiscal

year increase was $11,051,979.39.

1,408,108 File Returns

cal year,

031.90,

now and July 31.

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Since the tax has been in effect the State has collected $474,280,Mr. Studevant said. And this was the first year that the quarterly payments all passed the Washington, Missouri and Rhode| Proposed as amabassador to|$10 million mark, he said. Island. Ten of this group: will| E8YPt and the government here

Walter L. Sturdevant, chief deputy director of the Gross Income Tax Division, reported that 1,493,103 Hoosiers filed returns, a gain of 111,063 over the 1047 fis-

Mr. Sturdevant reminded the public that the second quarter payment of 1948 is due between

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