The Penn's Grove record., 1921-07-29
STATE INCOME TAX
OPPOSED BY COP.
Republican Committee, in ResoIu-
ton, Pledges Party to Defeat
Enactment of Proposed Law.
HTS CoMMERCIALIZED BOXING
NuIsances Damage New Jersey Coas
Resorts - Bathing, Fishing and
Beauty Spoiled by lntoIerabIe
Conditions Along Shore.

Trenton.-Opposition to the leyying
Of a state income tax was expressed
by the Republican State Committee in
session here in resolutions pledging
the party to use every honorable meth
cd to defeat the enactment of an in
come tax law, at least during the pc
rlOd of readjustment.
The resolutions set forth that the
burdens of taxation imposed by the
federal government have become so
onerous as to ~stagnate business; that
this fact is recognized by federal gov
eminent, which is now using every eff
fort toward retrenchment that taxa
ton has more than doubled for local
purposes in many Of the taxing dis
trlcts of the state, and that the COM
mission appointed by the legislature
has recommended an additional bur-
den by a tax ON incomes and has been
directed by the legislature to draft
bills with that end in view.
The resolutions state that 'the New
Jersey Republican State Committee,
feeling that it owes a duty to the gen.
eral public, declares not for more
taxes, but for less taxes IL possible,
and does hereby protest against IA
state income tax and pledges its good
faith to the public to use every hon
orable method to defeat the enactment
into law of such state income tax, at
1oos+ drring tho nariod of read inst
montn
Tho rosoI,+ions ooncluded nv ASSERT
,a 4ha4 r,hiIo +ho federal government
am'.,aninn 30 aaoassi+T Of remov-
49, tha karIiaan TO h~usinosS and in
~, radnoipo incona
a|n. g. i-naInodian+ fo. the state
RI thv,art tbe federal governments
laudable ourDose by substituting a
state income tax.
The committee discussed the subject
Of prize fighting in New Jersey with
especial reference to the recent Demp-
sev-Carpentfer match. The commit
tee. while indorsing the "manly sport
Of boxing" took exception to the COM
mercializing of this sport and Incl
dnn+arv declared that the administra-
t;on is omen to criticism on his score.
The view Of tLe committee seemed to
no that rha law Sanrtioninp boxing
should he modified i'm such a way as to
eliminate features TO which execution
hos haan taken
90
On, Tar anu S"i"'7e loIn ~ (
ana us tributaries tiu pooi ioauo' ioH7
uetours anu Stlel"'! il'oieioDle Iol-
dltlohs on lhe Iailu slue VI aPpIoacneS
are ueclareu 10 pe laplulS uesIroFi ns
the beauty value anu aCCeeotolhtF u
New Jersey > IaHiou9 A1iahtie SooSt
resorts rom 9aiiuS hiooA punt
Wen south on lHe slo'e'
BiVaIVe Food Disappears
Where clans, oysters and Holsters
grew in abundance in other years there
are none now, that alone spells annual
. loss of countless thousands of dollars
to individuals and communities and OF
men deprived OF employment. where
there was good paIhlhg there Is no"
generally so hluch tar Oh TIE potloill
that SUCKS anu o'her Inducements are
necessary TO scrape II OIL the leet ol
men, women ana clllluIeh WHO prafe
the water IN spite OF the surface OIL
On some OF the peaches at certain
times there Is a huch larger crop ol
decayed vegetables possible Vi Delhs
gathered nan OF nsl' ciams' oysters
or loDsters. 1hey are washed III ny
the sea from where tley are Jumped
by New Iork's large carnage scoWs'
The Oil n tar come from New Jersey
( plants Oh the siore VI river, pay alu
ocean '.lDut" ~ - pii Ill hnnnina
n4eomshins on tLei, wav info harhor
Iu"os+iaa+ion oftar invastioation hos
on go monr corn1aints have hnon
~odo - +ba Sta+o pnard of Haa1th in
o Iast dn1on roors hn+ no+bing def-
tntta - tba WOW If oction 70 remadv
I'M oriIs nomnIainod Of and known r.
nnarinr s+aadf1v worsa has hoen
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