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MvWhirttT "Jl '12 130 136 E. Market St. jcST CETTEB, JOB GET IT WITH NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS 35c vicies VAPO RUB 24c SOc Peau Doux SHAVING CREAM 27c 30e Hill't CASCARA QUININE 2c REALTY BOARD TAKES TAX PROBLEM STAND Objects to Chamber of Com merce Views. SCORES "JUSTICE" GROUP Officials of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board Thursday took Issue with the stand of the Chimhor Commerce In nnnosintr nrwwll sion of the state legislature and a letter was sent to the Chamber officers, asking them to set out their position In the tax situation. The board also scored the organization of the Indiana Associa tion zor Tax Justice.

The letter contained an assertion that "to reduction of taxes by alleged economy mm 4 I 1 leaves nronertv to bear mntt nf the burden of state and city government and permits men of Income tn escape the burdens that are justly weirs. The Question of a rrvial "ej5inT i for the enactment of tax legislation arose at the meeting of the Real Estate Board Thursday at which Past President's day was observed A litter from LauIa .1 lVirint(n resident of the Chumhcr vox mr' in which he asked the realtors to support the Chamber in opposing a special session. Albert E. Iihl igai president of the "Real Estate Board. spoKe in opposition to the Chamber's stand and he was joined by E.

Kirk McKlnneT. T. Cothrell ind Fnnk r. woouing. Mr.

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"Girl Crazy" will Include all the original Oershwln musical score. Including such tunes as "I've Got Rhythm." "Embraceable You" and "Bldln" My Time." An augmented orchestra, probably under the guidance of Ed Resener. will be In the Indiana pit. The engagement of "Girl Crazy" will not alter the Indiana's regular policy of nresentlna talking ntrtnre. A full length feature film probably Strangers in Love." with Frederic March and Kay Francis will be shown in conjunction with the one week stand of the stage musical comedy.

The following week the Indiana will resume Its "straight sound" New Highways in State's System Total 777 Miles Roads added to the state highway system by the state highway commission a few days ago total 777 miles, according to Ralph Simpson, assistant director ot the highway department. The announcement was made following a tabulation of the roads approved for addition by the commission. Because they owe the commission for work unpaid for In previous projects, several counties lost new state roads that had been scheduled for addition to the nvstm Rnri In those counties will not be placed under state maintenance until the counties have paid the debts they owe the state. About 420 miles of roads are so involved. Slmnson said.

The roads added to the state system are scheduled for actual maintenance on dates beginning March 1 and ending May 1. The roads and their distances follow: State Road 105. Road 0. to South Whit ly. iwrnly rifht tnile.

State Road 3. ft. Wayne by way of Markle to Rnad 6 thirty Tiiies; Stale Koad a. Kt ndallnlle to Stat Road Uti. near Brunhy Prairie.

13.75 ntle State Road 218. Warren to State Road ten miles' State Road IS. S. Road 34 tor State Road 21. near Conrene.

thirteen ml Ira State Road In. State Road 1 a nm.A T. Huntinrton. fourteen mi lea State Road IOC. State Road 9 near Columbia City.

(via Trt Lakea Finn Hatchery to Road 7. eiht milea: State Road M. Auburn to the Ohio Mate line. 14. mi leu: State Road 1.

near Ft. Wayne, via Leo. St. Joe. Butler to State Road 29.

near Kllia. thirty nil milea: State Road 2. State Road 30. near New Haven. In the Ohio vtate line, ten mile: State Read 114.

North Manchester to State Road 24 21.5 milea: Slite Road 137. Bloom field VIA Wnrlhinrtnn tn flaw Ollv tmmn. ly aeven miles: State Road 65. Princeton to Road 5fl. near ITninn fifteen milea State Road 69.

Linton to Road 58. near Sand born. 11.46 miles: State Road 261 New burr to Bocnrille. 10 43 miles State Road 45. Maxville.

via Santa Claus to Road 62. near Mart ah hill. 16.61 miles: Slate Road 345. Lincoln City to Road 62. near Dale.

30 8 miles: State Road 451). Shoala to Bedford forty seven miles: State Road 256. CloHcer to Austin. 8.3 miles: Slate Road Rininr Sun to DiUsborouth. 16.1 miles State Road 252.

Edmburir to Road 35. 13 5 miles, and Road 44. Franklin to Shelby vtllc. 15.4 miles. Work of improving the new state roads will provide some employment in communities where they are located.

Simpson said. FARMERS DEMAND CUT 400 Meet at aU for Redaction In Land Valuation, Special to The Indianapolis Kewsl BRAZIL, Ind. February 26. Pour hundred fanners from all parts of Clay county yesterday attended the meeting of assessors and deputies held at the Courthouse and demanded a reduction of 33 1 3 per cent. In the valuation of their lands for taxation purposes.

Walter Bridges, of the state tax board, told the assessors to be sure to assess all automobiles, foreign corporation bonds, and surplus money In banks in order to relieve the burden on lands He advised the farmers to deduct what they owed from their money In tanks and bonds and advised them they could legitimately escape taxation on any surplus money by investing it in munirl nal crrvel road and Liberty uds. He spoke In iavur oi an income and sales tax. out told thj farmers they can expect no reuueuon uniu tney curtail spending on public improvements. PRUNING KNIFE URGED More Economy Ra'her Than Tax Increase Urged By Lad low. Special to The Indianapolis Newt WASHINGTON, February 20.

Patriotism and sound business demand at this time less use of taxing power and greater use of the pruning knife on appropriations. Representative Louis Ludlow. polls, told the house in a speech urging a budget balancing at once in order to restore a soundness of credit which he said is essential to a return of normal conditions. There are two win of the budget." he continued. "One Is to raise more revenue; the other is to cease spending.

We shall have to do both, but a cutting down of expenditures Is even more Important than de rising means of levying additional taxes." Wife Was Fat No Longer Atiraclive Lost Husband's Love The above headlines appeared in a New York newspaper of April 4 In connection with a divorce trial that has attracted wide attention "She was a beautiful woman." one witness testified, "but she got fat and is not attractive any more." women are getting fat losing their appeal Just because they do not know what to do. If you are fat how would you like lo lose it and at the same time tain tn phyairal charm and artjuire a clean. Hear akin ami ees that snarkkt with buoyant health? And rain to enerry and activity? Why not do what thousands of women have done to wvt rid of pounds of unwanted fat? Take a half tea spoon nf Kruschen Salts In a glass of hot water every mominc hefora break fast and keep it up for days. You ran help the action ol Krusrhan by cuttlrur down tm pastry and tatty meats and coin lleht on potatoes, but ter. cream and auctr.

Then welch yourself and see Jhow many pounds you have lost. Kruschen Salts are a blend of fl mineral salts moot helpful to body health Bsl of all. bottl of Kru cben Salts that will last you for 4 weeks costs but a trifle. Ask Hnok Dependable Drue Stores or any drus 1st for a bottia ad start lo ios fst today. Its the safe way to reducs bat be are yon jet Kruschen your health romea first and remember this If you are not Inyfully satisfied with results money back Hsamk Coanty Taxpayers Hear Ia siractiona to Assessors.

Special to Tb Imtiaoapoll Nri 1 OREENFIELD, February 26. At a meeting of Hancock county township assessors with a representative of the state tax board here a decided divergence of opinion was revealed rural taxnavrrs and the tax board on new real estate appraisals in Indiana. The meeting primarily was for in struction of township assessors and oepuues oy a. j. Lutherbeck.

a representative Of the tax tmard Ntit cause of unusual Interest in the matter the Hancock circuit court room was filled with citizens. Luther beck, addressing assessor, expressed belief that little reductions in real estate should be made. The only way to reduce taxes, he said. Is to reduce public expenditure. In discussion that followed.

William Mints. Elwood Morris and other farmers, said the Lutherbeck method already had been tried, but hart met irn n4i. lerem success, and now. as a further step, reduction in appraisal of real estate from 23 to 13 per cent, vaa demanded. Reasons vera assigned to greatly depreciated value and beSef that low appraisals would redooa Ueads Tech literary Society.

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