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f the AFL Executive ofeat of every Conor the Taft-Hartley

soh, J. Albert Woll, L, warned that use hieve that objective e under that statute, ction of the Supreme indictment against 0, General Counsel lirectly decided little Dark re said, “are still in of federal restriction unds in federal elec-

s and statements of se to the belief that n furth certain her than those of the ctment in this case, if forbidden may be lly protected, such tive and conjectural. ntained in an article nist,” AFL Magazine. 1¢ fact that the AFL y this year than ever litical Education. 1 by voluntary con® solicited from all the AFL unions. This

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TUESDAY, JULY 20,

State Tax Group Urges

Hoosiers to

‘Government Economy

Harry Miesse Warns

Expenditures Before Time Comes to Pay Taxes

The Indiana Taxpayers’ Association today urged Hoosiers to get into the fight for economy in government or face the heaviest tax

purden in history.

Taxes ate taking Wore than a billion and a uarter dollars from i itizens and businesses a year, said Miesse, chairIndiana * ’s board of direc

man of the

ts are being made and pubBarings will be held at which

Group to Ald : He said the association would to point the way to economy in various units’ of government. But he added that unless the tax-

mayers for whom this service is

performed take an active interest in their own behalf, “a still higher tax total will be the story told for another year.” Mr. Miesse pointed out that federal taxes reached a record high in the fiscal year ending last June 30, but added that because of tax cuts imposed by Congress, the total federal drag would be cut somewhat this year. “Meanwhile,” he said, “our own taxes have mounted higher and higher. “property taxes to be paid dur-

ing the current year have reached

the all time high of $171,820,960 in Indiana, an increase of more than $29 million over 1947. The previous high was in 1830 when the public revolted and demanded economy in government and brought about reductions amounting to millions of dollars.” Kick in Millions

In addition to property tax, Mr,

Miesse said, Hoosiers kick in

more than $65 million a year in oss income tax and another $145 million in special taxes on alcoholic beverages, cigarets, gasoline, car licenses and intangibles.

“It reminds me of a child who plays with building blocks. He learns that he can put one on top

of another and then he tries a

third. Eventually he can build higher and higher, but finally the structure begins to topple and all of it comes down with a crash. “We can achieve similar results

in government if we continually

disregard the consequences of unlimited spending.”

Premonition Correct

ve France in Quest =:10f New Premier

Demand

Citizens to Question

tors.

Schuman Loses Vote of Confidence

PARIS, July 20 (UP)—French political leaders met in urgent conferences today in efforts to replace the coalition government of Premier Robert Schuman, ousted last night by vote of the National Assembly. : Mr. Schuman resigned after the Assembly refused to give him the 12th vote of confidence he has demanded since he took office during the Communist strike crisis last November. The Assembly voted 297 to 214| to cut $40 million from the bud-! get of the French armed forces. Mr. Schuman opposed the cut and| staked his government on it. The fall of his government!

{ ipitati ince Jan. 1'....28.58/ . head-on clash between he Com- Excess since Jam: do: oe rent © 04, Professor Advises Men Not to Turn Red n. €8 De The following table shows the t a-| +e Gaulle's Rally of the Frenchltwres im omer cities: ~~ = in| When Caught Giving the Double-O to a Beaut People. of appoints |Stianta SNe Yaa meriany, 3 Bi ' © CHICAGO, July 20 (UP)—It's no crime to look at a pretty girl cessor to Mr. Sehuman vests op Chicago x % so don’t blush if you get caught, a university professor said today. President Vincent Auriol and|Sleveland . no i Men always turn red when they're discovered sneaking a peek, {French parliamentary leaders. Evansville Fac 38 - {but it’s wholly unnecessary, he said™ | Nee ara Possibility that Mr. 5 FEThe «ooo hn “The custom of stealing a glance at a pretty stranger while back oe Rossing Se fae alied/ ins Pty 1) i» : Ho a | pretending to look in the other direction is just a matter of etiquette,” {Les Ange) ‘a « 8 'he said.’ “It has no scientific | AERO . 89 7 . French Upset Poses Einaapolis-St, Paul . 86 86 | soundation.” that they have been taught from New Qfleans ........, +8 oD 5 childhood that. it is impolite to ‘Problems at The Hague Sirus cio: +8 8. The professor, who prefetred| or | THE HAGUE, July 20 (UP)— Siabareh’ |... 2% .g '0 be identified only as a uni-|T0TC LL Ly pranker |The fall of the French govern-3ah {niente * 8s": §3 versity psychologist, sald, thel .,,... ° .. several other reas {ment struck a severe blow at the!st. Louis ...... . 81 70 time may come when society will - ” |conference of the Western Euro-| W*shington, D. C. 87 sons for the “quaint” custom, he

{pean Union today. | Foreign Minister Georges Bi-, |dault- of France planned to go! home by plane late today. The other foreign ministers agreed to cut short the final formal meeting after lunch. The foreign ministers of Great Britain, France, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg were meeting alone this morning without advisers to survey the

problems raised by the French

KINDE, Mich. (UP) — Thomas Political crisis,

A. Greene, 70, village president, attended a local caucus to inform voters he was too. sick to run for re-election. After he finished speaking he had a heart attack

Meanwhile the United States has warned the five countries that several years may elapse before an American military aid pro-

gram may become a reality, it

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eee ————————————r |Junk this time-honored custom. said. The idea of getting away vl Someday, he said, men will pile : Sears Buys 36-Acre jon to a streetcar, stare squarely|With something is appealing. Men ildin in io |at the most attractive girlialso don’t like to appear as if uv g Ii CHICAGO, July 20 (UP)—Sears, yioiry @0, Tver even {Inch they're interested in the opposite Girls Won't Mind sex. Women are not too pracAnd the girls won't mind ticed in how to receive such rec-

preciative male glances now, and when it becomes polite for men ignoring 1t.

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The company plans to employ more than 2000 persons in the store and plant, which will serve Ohio and parts of Indiana, West

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still too “artificially bashful” to

progtess in the last 25 years, however,” he said. “Men and women are getting franker and franker in their everyday relations.” But the professor said he hoped

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