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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-10

creased second-class rates become
effective July /. The tax on the use
Of boats starts on July /.
All the rest of the new taxes be-
come effective on June 81. They
are:
Excise Taxes
Lubricating oil. cents a gallon.
Wort. IS cents a gallon; malt syrup. 3
cents pound; grape concentrates, 20
Tires and tubes. sss and cents a
pound.
Toilet preparations, 10 per cent. deutri-
fees. per cent.
Furs. 10 per cent.
Jewelry. 10 per cent fss exemption. !.
Automobiles, per cent; trucks and
accessories, 2 per cent.
Radio and monograph equipment, per
" Mechanical refrigsrators. S per cent.
Sporting goods and cameras, 10 per
Firearms and sheels, 10 per cent.
Matches; wood, 2 cents 1000; paper
u cent 1000.
Candy, 2 per cent.
Chewing gum, per cent
Soft drinks. various rates.
Electrical energy. 3 per cent on sales Tor
domestic and commercial purposes TO De
collected from consumer by power COM
pany.
Gasoline. cent a gallon.
Tariffs
Oil. "a cent gallon and other rates.
Coal. 10 cents a 100 pounds
Lumber cents !. 900 feet.
Copper, 4 cents a pound.
Miscellaneous Taxes
Telephone messages: 10 cents between
50 cents and 81. is cents to 81; 20 cents
over 81; telegraph messages, 8 per cent,
cable and radio messages. 10 cents;
leased wire. per cent.
Admissions. cent for 10 cents on all
over 40 cents.
Oil pipe line charges, 4 per cent.
Safe deposit boxes, 10 per cent.
Bank checks. 2 cents each
Issues Of bonds and capital stock, 10
cents a 500.
Stock Transfers: 4 and cents share.
Bond transfers. cents per 500 par
value.
Conveyances. so cents on 500 to $500;
so cents on $500 in excess.
Produce sales for future delivery, cents
per 500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-10

You are always sure of
Kellogg's Corn Flakes. For
rs years Kellogg's have been
the standard of quality.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes are
made in modern, sanitary plants
:. always open to inspection
by visitors. Kellogg's have the
finest materials, expert work
ers; and wonderful machinery
it has taken years to perfect.
Plus patented sealed WAX
TITE bag that brings the flakes
oven-fresh to your tablet
Guaranteed by w. K. KEEL
logg: eff you do not consider
them the finest and freshest
corn fakes you ever ate, re-
turn the red-and-green pack
age and we will refund your
money" Made by Kellogg in
Battle Greek.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-10
new TAX LAW
WILL GO INTO
. EFFECT June II
Public Will Start to Feel
Levy as Goods Move
to Retailers.

United Press
WASHINGTON, June Il. Eleven
days hence, most of the new taxes
voted by congress in the $1,11S,-
100000 revenue bill will become
effective.
The measure, signed by President
Hoover on June 6, provided that most
Of the new excise taxes and special
levies be applied fifteen days later,
or on June 81.
Excise taxes on various manufac-
turers will be paid by-manufacturers
on all goods they release into the
channels Of trade on June 81 or
after.
The public will begin to feel these
taxes as the goods move to distri-
butors and wholesalers and then to
the retailer. Some of the special
levies, such as that on admissions,
will be felt by the public at once on
June 81.
The new income tax rates. per
cent on the first $4,000; 8 per cent
on the next $4,000; and surfaces up
to SIS per cent on incomes over ST.
000,000-will be levied for the calen-
dar year 1882. Returns are due on
March IS, 1888. The 1874 per cent
corporation tax is in the same class.
Returns also will be due next
March on the new estate and gift
taxes, but that tax will apply only
to that part of 1882 from June 6
onward, instead Of to the whole
calendar year.
The estate tax ranges up to As
per cent on estates of more than
$10,000,000. The gift tax ranges
from three-fourths of one per cent
TO 80 1-3 per cent.
The Scent flrst-class postage rate
goes into effect on July 6. The in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-10

Warsaw, Is another unit Of interest.
A spectacular fire at Easthamp-
ton, Mass, which ends the career of
a mill tower landmark, is another
unit.
The 64th running of the historic
Belmont stakes at Belmont Park,
N. Y, won by Faireno; King Carol
of Rumania opening canal that
links the interior of the kingdom
with the Black sea; and trolley
car system at Detroit. by which
children pay full fare If they are
A inches tall. regardless Of age, are
other items of interest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-10
BONUS MARCH
SHOWN IN REEL
Film Gives Vivid Picture of
Veterans Advance.

The huge army Of bonus marchers
arriving at Cleveland, from all parts
Of the middlewest, massing in rail-
road yards to seize trains for
Washington, is an outstanding item
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-10
TWO THIEVES ESCAPE
Flee After Threatening to Stab
Temporary Captors.

temporary Lapt0rs.
Threatening to stab their captors.
two Negro thieves escaped Thurs
day night after looting parked
auto in the 500 block on North Iii
nois street.
Several witnesses gave chase to
the thieves after they broke a win
dow in the car of Robert Miller,
1925 Cruft street, Selling a suit. The
witnesses said one of the men drew
a knife as the two were captured
nearby. They escaped in an alley.
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JUNE 10, 1892

village needy may have meat this
winter. a village pigpen has been set
up, where twenty spring pigs will be
raised.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-10

Village Pigpen Helps Needy
CASPIAN, Mich, June 1910
Evening star., 1932-08-28
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Evening star., 1932-08-28

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brush. Ii is the new, modern, scien-
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See that 7-rufr brush at the end,
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Evening star., 1932-08-28

of Wales unveils British memorial Thiepval France.
view during the the arch erected
British officers who fell the
during the World War and have known
Evening star., 1932-08-28

Moses (Lefty) Grove. smoke-ball ace of
the Philadelphia Athletics pitching corps.
holding the trophy presented to him at
Shibe Park the other day as the American
Leagues most valuable player to his club
in 1881. @ Wide World Photos.
La gaceta., 1932-07-18
LIGA NACIONAL

Con Lopez de catcher, el Broo
klyn perdio ell primer desafio,
ganando ell segundo con anota-
ci6n de 8 por 5 Lopez pogo un
hit en- 3 veces al bate. Sukeforth
Y Picinich fueron los catchers
de los Dodgers en- ell segundo
juego.
Con su doble victoria sobre
los Gigantes, ell Chicago avanz6
un juego hacia ell primer puesto
de la Liga. Presenciaron ell do
BILE encuentro mas de 10000
personals. Luque actu6 de pit
cher de relieve en- los dos desa-
ffos, no permitiendo carreras
en- ell primero, pero en- ell segun-
do a que la derrota correspondi6
a Gibson en- dos innings lie hicie-
La gaceta., 1932-07-18
KAYE DON BATIO UNA
MARCIA DE ~VELOCIDAD

Londres, julio 18.-Desarro-
llando con su bote automovil
La gaceta., 1932-07-18

Las otraS fianzas han sido a
probadas por mi a~sistente, Ed
Morgan, y TODD ell mundo Sabl
que ell no Sc descuida en- 81 cum.
plimiento de sus deberes. "El
iuez municipal tiene derecho .
dar sd aprobaci6n a las fianzas
de los condenadoS que apeian y
puede ser que en- mi oficina ha,
va un gran numero de garantiaS
que llevan csc reSpaldo.
"Hace cuatro amos ordcnG que
todas las fian2as fucran inveSti
gadas y que Sc eXigiera de cada
fiador un juramento Y la consig
naci6n del valor de suS propie-
dades, perd algunos abogados
dijeron que noSotros eXigiamos
demasiado. Ash Y TODD hemos re-
chaZadO gran numero de fianZas
que a nuestro juicio tcnian muy
POGO valor."
"Otros de los defectes relacio
nados con esa situaci6n descu-
bierta por Mr.. Cohen, es que la
ciudad no trata de resolver en- la
corte del circuito, a la mayor
brevedad possible, los casos que
de la corte municipal lie son ape
lados.
La gaceta., 1932-07-18
GAR WOOD ALCANZO We
LOCIDAD DE 100 MILLAS

Algoaac, Michigan, julio Is.
En- pruebas que aver hiciera
aqui con su Miss America X
Gar Wood alcanzo una veloci,
dad de 100 millas por bora.
Cuando hizo las pruebas ell rio
estaba lleno con botes de todas
classes Y Wood asegura que por
tai motive no pudo desarrollar
mayor velocidad.
Ell bote autom6vil Miss Anne
RIGA X tiene a motores que desa-
rrollan 6,400 caballos de fuerz-
"a.
La gaceta., 1932-07-18
Has pensado alguna vez
en- matrimonio?
-Constantemente.

ron a carreras.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, 2e; st. Louis
&c, 14h, 2e.
Brooklyn SC, 12h, Be; st.
Louis sc, 10h, 2e.
New York 1c, 6h, 2e; Chica-
go &c, Tn, 2e.
New York &c, 8h, De; Chica-
go Oh, l1h, De.
Boston sc, 11h, lie; Cincinna-
ii &c, III, lie.
Boston &c, 13h, lie; Cincinna-
I'll 1c, 1lh, lie.
La gaceta., 1932-07-18
VOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Baio la supervision del depar
|tamento de sandal comenzara
hoy, en- Benjamin Field, entire
las ocho y las 10 de la manana
y de A a 5 de la tarde, ell examen
gratis de las vacas que Sc utili-
zan por los lecheros de ese distri
to.
Ell Gepartamento de sandal
,esta empenado en- que los veci,
La gaceta., 1932-07-18

Los detectives de la ciudad in
terrogaran hoy a c. Reid Y Geo.
Haines, traidos desde Miami, co
mo supueStos autores del robo
de un autom6vil propiedad de
r. n. Smith.
Las autoridades de esa ciudad
La gaceta., 1932-07-18

una velocidad de 117.043 millaS
por bora, Kaye Don, ell notable
driver ingles, establecio aver
una nueva marca mundial de
velocidad.
Realize la prueba en- Loeb
Lomond ,en ana ruta doble.
La gaceta., 1932-07-18

nos de Tampa consuman leche
de vacas a prueba de tubercu-
losiS.
En- Palmetto Beach sc CONT
nuara manana esa labor, pudien
los vecinos Y lecheros llevar sus
vacaS al parque De Soto.
La gaceta., 1932-07-18

Ell F'iladelfia vencio a los I'll
gres con dos jonrones de Jimmy
Foxx, que va tiene 38 cuadran-
gulares en- 10 que va de ano.
Los Yankees ~triunfaron 2 We
ces sobre ell Chicago, debiendo
la victoria en- ell primer desafio
a I'm op~ortuno hit de Babe Ruth
Los Senadores de Washing
ton alcanzaron su novena victo-
ria consecutive, venciendo a los
Browns de st. Louis.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, lie; Detroit
&c, III, BE.
Chicago &c, 11h, lie; New
York &c, 10h, lie.
Chicago &c, 5h, 2e; New York
Sc, 10h, lie.
st. Louis &c, 8h, De; Washing
ton &c, 10h, 2e.
Cleveland sc, Oh, lie; Boston
&c, Oh, De.
Cleveland sc, Oh, lie; Boston
&c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1932-07-18

ConteStando unas declaracio-
mes hechas por ell abogado Hen
ry Cohen, asiStente del consul
tor del ayuntamiento, sobre ell
n1mero de fianzas sin verdade-
ra garantia que tiene en- su po-
der la corte municipal, ell secre-
tario de la corte del circuito, Sr.
Dickinson, manifesto anoche
que en- los ultimos meses 6l solo
ha aprobado una fianza de la
corte municipal.
La gaceta., 1932-07-18

cabeza del distrito de Ybor, con
3 juegos ganados y ninguno per
dido; lie sigue ell Schwab Davis
con 2 ganados y dos perdidos.
La gaceta., 1932-07-18

han indicado a las de aqui que,
a SUI ,j%uicio. esos j6venes tam
bien Sc italian eomplicados en-
otros delitoS de roboS.
Al ser detenidos en- la ciudad
de la costa este Reid diio que
habia comprado ell autom6vil
que Sc lie ocupara a tres indivi-
duos de Tarpon Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
MURRAY TO MEET
DAKOTA BROTHER
Governor Seeking Preferential IA,
vor Separated Prom Kinsman
80 Years.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FARGO, N. Oak, March 3.-TWo
brothers who have not seen each other
for 80 years-Gov. William H. Murray
of Oklahoma and George Murray,
farmer, of near Berthold, N. Dak.-
arranged meeting today.
The Governor came 10 North Dakota
seeking to swing voters to him IN the
States presidential preferences primary,
March IS, in which he Is on the Demo-
cratic ticket opposing Gov. Franklin D.
Roosevelt of New York
But before the serious business OF
three-day speaking tour Gov. Murray
planned a few moments with Brother
George to talk over old associations.
Brother George filed Brother William
name for the North Dakota preferential
primary.
Gov. Murray's first address was sched-
uled here this afternoon and tonight
he will talk at Valley City. Friday he
speaks at jamestown In the afternoon
and Bismarck at night Minot, Rugby
and Devils Lake will be visited on Sat-
urday.
En- route to North Dakota Gov. Muir
ray stopped off at St. Paul and Minne-
apolis. At ST. Paul he visited Gov.
Floyd B. Olson, Minnesota's Farmer
Labor chief executive, and told report
ers he wouldn't accept the vice presi-
deney should he lose the Democratic
presidential nomination.
A Vice President, Gov. Murray said,
was man who doesn't dare think for
himself"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
WARNER BROTHERS
DENIES INSOLVENCY
Answer to Reeeivership Suit Says
Company Has More Than
$500, 900 in Rank.

by the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del, March 3-AI
answer denying all allegations Of in
solvency was filed in Chancery Court
Yesterday by Warner Bros. Pictures
Inc, TO the receivership suit filed
against the concern several weeks age
by NJ. P. v. Newcastle, q stockholder.
The answer declares the corporation
now has cash in bank in excess OF
%, SOC, 900 and has an established bank
credit for q large amount. The state
of the corporations affairs. the an
swer declared. is such that IL Is not
required to make use Of this bank credit,
and therefore has no bank loans out
standing.
The corporate further denied ale
cations that 1t recently "fraudulently"
reconstructed its capital structures.
The answer declared on December u
the stockholders reduced the capital by
hxing the stated value OF the common
stock al IS q share, and that the amount
BY which the capital vas thus reduced;
approximately s64, 600 ,0eo. was credited
to surplus.
It was denied that this action was
taken for the purpose of enabling the
peyment of preferred dividends or that
il was taken because of the previous
filing of a reeeivership suit against the
company Of Jules Endler. This suit was
dismissed at the time the Newcastle
suit was filed
1t IL also denied the reduction OF
capital was adopted for the express pur-
pose Of attempting to retain control OF
the corporation and its assets by the
common stockholders. 1t was stated
that the corporation has not only paid
at maturity or before maturity all its
obligations, bat that it is also discount
ing current bills that 1t deems advan-
tageous for the concern 10 discount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
DOUKHOBORS PLAN
COLOMBIAN COLONY

BY the Associated Press
WINNIPEG. Manitoba, March s.
Plans for large scale settlement Of
Doukhobors from Europe in various
countries Of South America we're dis
cussed yesterday at o conference Of
Doukhobor leaders and their agents
here,
Peter Veregin, patriaYchal head OF
the Christian Community Of Universal
Brotherhood. the official name for the
Doukhobor sect, confirmed repcrts ne
gotistions are under way TO acquire
100000 acres of land In Colombia
on which to settle $4,000 Doukhobors.
The project, he asserted, had moth
ing TO do with the Doukhobor COM
munity In Canada. Canadian Doukho-
bora. he said. would not move 10 South
America but on the contrary were pur-
chasing more land here, building grain
elevators and developing water powers
for the settlements.
J. M. Hackney, st. Paul, Mimi, pres
ident of the International Colonization
Corporation. which is negotiating the
land deal in Colombia. is taking part
in the conference, Veregin said
Another delegate is a man named Fos-
ter from Berlin, Germany Mr.. Veregin
said other representatives were from
London, England. and from csecho-
slovekia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
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+, tend to your affairs, and I'll attend to
mine as I see fit"
AS a statesman Smith always was
conscious of the long, long road he
had travelled He was constantly
weighed down by deep sense of pub
| lie duty.
On the night he was to open his
presidential campaign in Omaha, he
was having a light supper before going
to the hall to speak. He was surround
ed by his intimate advisers and the
talk was Of the meeting and Of his ad-
dress, over which all had labored for
days.
Stuck Ia His Ants.
Suddenly Smith lay down his fork
and with tears in his eyes said Boys,
I'm scared. Here ] am, an East Side
kid about to 90 before the American
people as candidate for President"
Yet, profoundly moved as he was, he
remained true to his nature and kept
steady hold on himself, An important
Democratic leader sought him out be-
fore he left to speak.
al" he advised, 0cut out the ANTS
and things like that. You know better
and it will 20 better without them"
Smith was startled at the bluntness
of the admonition. But he realized it
was meant in friendliness He turned
to his friend and replied, mo, I'm 60
ing to run as I am. If I'm not good
enough that way. I don't want it any
other way"
That Smith took his duties as titular
leader seriously was manifested early
after the presidential campaign. His
defeat was d. singing blow to him, but
his 15,o00,o00 votes. the most ever cast
for a Democratic nominee, were re-
freshing.
Smith promptly started q movement
to revitalize the machinery of the Dem
ocratic party. He appealed for funds
to lift it out OF debt and enable it to
undertake organizational activity, and
he devoted q volume Of his speeches to
this purpose. He prompted his wealthy
political hackers to reorganize and
flnapce the Democratic national head
quarters.
Through this strengthened and active
agency, Smith kept firm hold on party
affairs. Also, without being obtrusive,
he kept actively IN the public eye. His
connection with the Empire State Build
ing, his welfare work, magazine and
articles and occasional
speeches served him In this purpose.
And always, of course, there was the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-03
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question what he would do in this years
race.
This he has recently answered, II
am titular leader" he explained as he
announced he would permit his name
| to be used in seeking convention dele
gates. That he would like to have the
nomination a second time goes with
out saying. But, whether he gets it or
not, he is determined TO have great
deal to say about who does He sin
cerely believes he owes this to the prin-
ciples for which he stands and to what
he considers the best interests Of his
party.
Should fate again give him the presi-
DENTAL nomination, quite a different Al
Smith from that of 1928 would cam
paign.
His liberal principles and basic ideal
ism are unchanged, but association with
great business affairs and leaders, away
from the hurly-hurly of politics and its
environment, have very definitely mold
| ed Smith in manner and methods.
He Is today more polished and sub
dued Al Smith. He has the manner of
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the statesman. There are . restraint
and care about his speech lacking in
1923, and In which he was uninterested
then. His interests and associations
had been almost entirely confined to
State affairs. As Governor of New York
he had been occupied almost q decade
with State problems. They we're vast
and difficult, but local.
When Smith made his presidential
campaign he surrounded himself with
brilliant advisers and experts. In his
speeches he ranged the whole field of
national issues. But he was dependent
largely ppen his assistants for first
hand information.
Today he is widely versed In national
and international affairs. He now dis
eusses them with Q facility and under
standing which denote careful study
and deep thought. Smith has an as
suranee about his views ON such mat
tiers that was lacking in 1a2a.
He has evolved into the titulaF party
leader and, as he says himself, "All
things being equal, 1t stands to reason
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