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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
LITTLE MAN TO
PAY HIGHER TAX,
SURVEY SHOWS
Search for New Sources OF
Revenue Puzzle Leg
iSIatorS.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 23-The famed
little man in the street is the aspirin
that state legislatures are taking
this year for financial headaches.
In most Of 40 states where law max
ers convened in January, the little
man is going to pay more direct
taxes next year than he ever paid
before.
Taxes on sales, personal incomes,
gasoline, tobacco and liquor are the
means by which millions of persons
who have Jumped taxes with Eth
opia as something one read about
IN the, newspapers are going to be
led to the block.
Figures compiled today by the
American Legislators Association
and the Council Of State Govern
ments showed that Is states are ac-
lively planning to join the is states
Which already have a retail sales
tax, the most effective tool for dig
glng money out of the most pockets.
Colorado passed a law last week
which will add approximately
$1,000, 900 to state revenues
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
PHYSICS CLUB AT TECH
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Harry Brown Is President of Group;
to Appoint Committees.

Harry Brown has been elected
president of the Technical High
School Physics Club, it was an
nounced today at the school.
Other officers are Louis Boeldt,
vice~president; Geneva Senefeld,
secretary, and Robert McCord, SER
geant-at-arms. New committees will
be appointed by the president at
the next meeting.
Miss R. Anne Smith is club spon-
Sor.
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MONDAY

5:30-Top o. the Morning
e:00-Phil Cocks Notebook.
6i50-American Family Robinson.
6:3:-Buenos Dias (Yucatan trioJ.
645--To be announced
700-Bradley Kincaid (NBC).
7l5-Home Loan talk.
7.30-Cheerio fNBC).
S:OO-Joe Emerson. Hymns of All
3:15-Music nv Diyano.
8.30-Mail Gag.
S45-The Jacksons. comedy.
9;OO-Jean BOaZ and piano.
9:l5-Clara Lu n EN- (NBC).
9.30-Liyestock reports.
9 40-News flashes.
945-Elliott Brock.
l000-University Of Cincinnati
lO.l5-Mary Alcott blues singer
l030-Geo. Hessberger's Original Ba-
varian orchestra tNBC).
10. 59-Time.
II :O0-Home Loan talk
II 05-Mary Alcott blues singer
and market Feports.
II .20-Livestock reports.
II .30-NatI Farm and Home hour (NBC)
u 45-Earl Burtnett dance orchestra.
l.00-Ohio School Of the Air.
? OO-Vic and Sade fNBC).
2.l5-Ma Perkins tNBCl.
2 30-'Dreams Come True" with Barry
Mckinney tNBCJ.
245-Travel talk.
3 00-Ticker notes.
S:l0-Eddie Birnbryer. tenor and &C
cordian
3:l5-Petty and Bob drams
3:30-John Barker, baritone, and organ.
3:45-Life Of Mary Sothern.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Washington Is
Victorious in
Hardwood Tilt
West Side Quintet TalIieS
2-tO-25 Edge Over
BrOWnSburg.

b. TiHTrf Special
BROWNSBCRG. Ind. Feb q
Washington 81 indianapolis gained
the lead az the outset and remained
IN front al the way % defeat
Browusburg Ia a high school oas-
ketbau game here last night, % 10
Is. The C0nunentals were ahead.
p 20 l8. az the half.
Hooser. with six field goals paced
the winners. while Liugman JED the
home team with seven goals. TWen-
tv-oue players saw action. Washing
ton using y and Br0Wnsourg nine.
EummarE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
JOE LOUIS Is SIGNED
TO FIGHT RED BARRY

By United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.-San
Francisco promoters today signed
Joe Louis. senatorial Detroit Ne
gro heavyweight. and Red Barry,
Washington. D. c., for 10-round
bout here March 8.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

P NJ. ,---4-.
4:0O-Eddie Duchin's dance orchestra
4;3o-Jesse Crawford's Musical Diary
5:oo-R. F. D. hour, Boss Johnston 81
McCormicks Fiddlers.
5:30-Bob Newhall. .,
Thornton Fisher (NBC).
6:O0-"Wastes of Oil and Gas"
6:15-Musical program.
6:30-The Street Singer (WOR).
6:45-"The Wayne Family"
7:00-Sigmund Romberg ana VIM. Lyon
Phelps (NBCj.
8:OO-Billv Hillpot and Scrappy Lambert
8.3o-"Gibson Family" Musical Comedy
(NBC).
Murray and Xavier Cugat (NBC).
A. NJ.
12:30-Mel Snyder's dance orchestra
1:00-Bernie Cummlns dance orchestra
3O-Moon River organ and poems.
2:00-Sign of.
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At Santa Anita
One Best-Westire
1. Westire, Parawick, Proud Hills.
?. Starbrook, War, Judge Lueders.
3. Happy Helen, Kent, Lois Pan.
4. Bran Muffin, Mumsie, War Let
ter.
5. Okapi, Blue Beard, Rec Wagon.
6. Equipoise, Twenty Grand, La
dySman, Head Play.
z. Royal Blunder, Chance Line,
Sound Advice.
8. JoviuS, Crystal Prince, Velo-
otter.
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At Hot Sprinqs-
One BeSt-VaI j.

One BeSt-VaI J.
1. Val j., Stout Boy, John Mill.
?. Vishnu, Google, Protractor.
3. Scout Chief, Scrip Money,
Lucky Prospero.
4. Pat c., Scythe, Hecla.
5. Whizzaway, Caleb, Vote Boy.
6. King Pin, Angon Bridge, POM
pohone.
z. LonguS, Reign Rose, Honohina.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23

Polyphote, Miss Purray. Sc
eor.
Luna Mica, Lady Federal, Grey
Hip.
5. Hasty Peter, Jean Brown, Girl
mace.
6. DR.. Freeland, Miss Morocco,
The Singer.
7. Tut Tut, Shasta Broom, Sam
Pass.
s. Pomparagon, White Legs, Three.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23

EnglewoOd Christian-The Rev o. A.
Trinkle. pastor. Morning theme. God
Glorif1ed in Christ: night. What the
Moon Saw"
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WKBF (14OO) indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcasting. lnc)
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
PM ,>,Dc,
4:2O-Eddie Duchin orchestra CNBC
4:30-Jesse CrawforoS Musical D4a'A
5:oo-Tom Coakley orchestra CNBC.
5:3O-Cecil and Sally.
5.45-MaSter Builder.
6:0O-Religion news tNBCl. ,.,
6:30-Henry King orchestra tNBCl'
6:45-HappY Long.
6.45-SportS review 800,
7:00-Phil Cooks show shop tNBCls
7:30-George Olsens orchestra tNBC)'
8.OO-Musical Cocktail.
8.O5-Velma Pattmann.
6:l5-Black Ghosts. >,pc,
S.30-National Barn Dance (NBCl-
9.30-Emll Coleman orcnSSLIa 'NDN|'
1O:00-Dance orchestra tN6Cl' ,,pc,
l0.30-Charlie Davis orCheStlA ,, 1NPO''
II :00-Larry Slry orcheSua 'N22SC,
II :30-Hal Kemp orcheslrs tNOO''
1900 Mid.-Sign of.
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AT FAIR GROUNDS

FIRST Race $500: claiming: 4-year-olds
and Up. one and one-slXteenth miles,
xBad News. l07. Backstep. ia; xLugano'
IO7. Dick Porter. I'D. XQuartermaster.
iO7. xNiekachee. i07. Grand Flight. 100;
Bag o Roses. i07; missionary. lO7; Old
Bill II2. xJust Remember. l02; XLoyal
louie. ll2. Pot Au Mint. 10, XBOboy
Sweep. lO5. xBllnd HIS. l07. Marcelet,
l07. SKI. los.
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AT HOUSTON

First Race 5000: claiming: 3-year-olds
and up. five and one-han furlongsl-
xPeregrna. los. Edith W. 104; xBenefit.
I13. xLosing ClOn. 1903: Jerry w, lO8;
xTraplou. ll3: xLepidus. 1903 xMy Turn.
ll3. xJack b l13: xCaroline C., 9S;
xEdna Ship. 90. Brilliant Pal. los, Mary
Litch. 1O3. Rose Hazen, 1l3: Magenta.
108, xSweepOgan, %; xRlzla, lO6
Racketeer. 1l8.
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At Hialedh PARK

One Best-Night Sprite.
I. Hi Nell, Empty Bottle, Bright
Light.
2. Night Sprite, war Pledge, Gen
tie Knight.
3. March Home, wise Prince, Wild
Pigeon.
4. Beaver Dam, Black Birder,
Mantagna.
5. New Deal, stand Pat, Lar
ranaga.
6. -Four Spot, Don Guznan, Kind
acorn.
7. yellow Metal, Tufy G., Flat
Rock.
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SUNDAY


g 8.oo-Rev. Morris Coers.
8:30-PeerleSS trio (NBCl
8:45-Alden Edkins (NBCl.
S:00-The SoutheTnaires CNBCl.
9:30-IOl Mems Bible class.
I0:00-Watchtower. ~ ,.-+o.+a
10: sO-crysfai Melody hour A.
ii :S0-Radio City Music Hall on the All
12.Oo-NoonDAmerican melodies
p :3o-Jewel Box of Melody.
2:45-Whisperlng Strings.
l:OO-The Poet Prince (NBC),
1:l5-Marshall players.
1.30-Modern melodies.
2:OO-Newspa per adventures.
2:l5-The Olympians.
3:00-JoIly Coburn and his Triolans
a;so-NfoPton Downey CNBcl.
4OO-SentinelS Serenade tNBC(
43O-The House by the Side OF the Hoao
(NBC).
500-To be announced.
5:I5-Roger Bean.
5:3O-The Clock Turns Back.
5:35-Harry Bason. -.,.,
5:45-The Origin of Superstition
6:OO-Jack Denny tNBC). 49,.
SS0-American Radiator Musical Inter-
e.s W ITde al gHB vi, lNBC).
7:00-General Motors Symphony concert
soo-r 1heH Thrill Hunters.
8.l5-Rhvthm and Harmony.
8:45-Do You Believe in Ghosts.
9:00-Jane Froman and the Modern choir
(NBCl.
1O:0O-Henry Kings orchestra tNBCj.
IO:3O-Press Radio news (NBC).
IN: 35-1osef Cherniavsky's orc h tr a
(NBC). ,>,nc,
II 3O-Don Pedro's orchestra (NBC).
70 OO-Midnight-Sign oil.
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At Fair Grounds

AJ T UT UTOUNUS-
One Best-McCarthy.
1. Bad News, Visionary, Loyal
Louie.
2. Boocord, Bangobar, Magic Line.
3. Oderic, Gulfelano, PClas Flag.
4. Initiate, Kyso, Full Tit.
5. Mccarthy, Tom Black, Leana G..
6. Our Mae, Fan Fern, Learoyd.
7. Easy Bid, Last Stand, Oaten.
8. Hey F'lirt, Wild Transit, Bon
ME Cap.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERINGS

0 00-Message from Governor McNutt.
0 .l5-Atop the Indiana Roof
0 30-Wheeler Mission program.
! 00-CaSa Rev orchestra.
l discus Arnheim orchestra tCBSl.
30-Frank Daily orchestra OBS.
2 0O-Nffdnirht-SiRn of
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MONDAY

MONDAY
A NJ
30 Chuck Wagon.
T 00-Earlv Birds
8.O0-Cofee and Doughnuts (CBSl.
6l5-BlueS cure lCRSl.
00-News
eO5-Harmonies in Contrast OBS.
9I5-Personality Pointers CHS.
30-Jack Fulton orchestra iCBS1.
9 45-Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch
tCBSl
Io:OO-Land o. Dreams tCBS).
Education Association
1o.30-Mrs Farrells Kitchen Clinic.
ii :OO-Voice OF Experience tCBS).
lI:l5-The Gumps tCBSi.
II :30-Hoosier Farm Circle.
IL. OO-Noon-Dick Messner orchestra
tCBS).
P NJ.
l2.l5-NewS.
- 36-Aiian Lesfler orchestra Chs.
y 45-Mftcheu Schuster orchestra tCBSl
/ oO-Little French Princess Chs
1I5-Romance OF Helen Trent lCBSl
/ 30-American School Of the AIT lCBSl p.
. O0-Your Hostess tCBSi
q OO-America's Little House tCBSl.
3l5-Rhythm club (CBSl.
3SO-Chicago Variety program lCBSl.
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Second Race $500: claiming: 3-year-
olds and up. five and one-hal furlongsl-
XLady O War 81 XLlttle joyce. l08; In
terruption. los. Galapan. 1l3; Scotch
Pepper. lls. xGolden Glitter. ll3; xAIiss
Bane. %. ole Pal. 1903. High Finance. l08.
xWatcherun, IS, XExplorer, l03. xLsmp
Black. lib Bette Joe. ll3: Renaissance.
lls. xTriumpher. 1l3. Proteus, llS; XHot
Shot, 1l3 Seymour, lib.
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Race Entries
Today
AT HIAIEAH

AT HAAiEfH
F.rst Race $3.50, allowances: 7-yesr-
o.ds three flr 9ngsl ~ a. sun Asia W.:
F.ouer. i0s. Brieht Light. iis. &c Spinning
Jenny l9t. C GroE. il6. VIVA Haze 49,
Empty Bo-fle lis
faI-W S Klmer entry. ,,-
tc Bs.ar sud and Wheatley Stable
entry
Second Race 5000; claiming: 4-year-
ODDS and Ip- seven flr.1nEsl --xBio grapny.
war Pledge. JOS. Might Spite. IL. Black
Target. III XToney EasteP. 81. xCnrl.-
mute. 90. Luxuro. l07' Gentle Knight,
i0s.
Third Race Csi20o. the Live oak Handi-
CAP. 3-vear-olds and I'D SIX iur.ong5 =
Cr1.ceu Rock 10 Wise Prince. lJAs Ia
g-e,5oe i9 L.efieiaa s- WIS Home Ho9e
JOB. Mock Turtle. 100.
FOURTH Race $1,000, the Heather Purse:
aware. d. one mile B.ack blf9eI, IL
~. Beaver Dam. li2. q Mantagna. H.
q Maemere Farm entry
nan Memorial Handicap 3-vear-olds ana
I'D. one and oue-elghth miles, - "a New
Deal l2i sand PAT. lls' G9apito 10y
i08 Late Date 10s. FideLs. i02.
Ia Araho stable entry.
sixth Race $500. claiming; 4-vear-olds
and un- one auc oue-eign-h miles on ne
bon Glman Il6 xStar Bud. l08. Gnom-
ME. ll3. AIoD HlEn. 10s. Staliman. lls.
Seventh Race $1,000 claiming; 4-year-
oids and M one and one-nalt mllesi-
yellow Meal 100. xIufy G. l03; Bollll6sss ice:
l08. XFiat Rock Ill: Kali rmatiVe. 4VS'
Valmeu. lud, LEduHDirQ. 4uo.
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Eighth Race $500; claiming; 4-year-
xHev Flirt. l07: DodiodO. ia: xNisia, 104:
x-The Spaniard, 100: xBonnie Cap, i04;
Nuke Council. 100, XShirley B., lO4,
Sheik los. Anne L. 1O9: Jack Murphy,
ia. Wild Transit. iO4: Joe Greary. ia,
Mute Buhlles 100. Rex Recent. ia.
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At HOustOn--

At HOuStOn-
One BeSt-Tut Tut.
1. Jerry w, Rizla, My Turn.
2. Lamp Black, Interruption, Re-
n2 ance.
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and ~ ioaled in CalifoTnia5; one ana
one-s.xteenth, miss = Req Comet: IL
S Is Rrsin tls 3 i0f: AccoTder. los:
Proud Hills. III. Parawick. 100; War over.
Second Race $500: claiming: 4-vear-
olGs and up. one and one-iouftn. mics -
Judge LuseeTs III y, SaToIonS III IW VS.
III. Faux Pas i0l. XDurango, 100; Mis-
way. los. Lauretta NaSh. 4o4. ASunny
Bob. lO6. NFrumper. 10
Third Race $1,000: Grade c. Handicap:
s-year-olds; SIX furlongs Beyond Doubt,
ig ~ Bve o'fE S l95. iHSs Bert Red Reid los.
VERONICA 81 G. los: "a Hope Eternal. los:
LADY Bowman. los. LOIS Pan. 10, Happy
Helen. 100. Palass 100.
tal-Worden entry.
tbi-A. c. 7. stock Farm entry.
Fourth Race $1,000: allowances. Agar
dds and up. one mile War Letter. los;
Ran Muffin ll3. Piety. 102. 1mpeach
100: Regardless, ITO; Mumsie. lo2.
18th Race $1,000; handicap: Swear
dds ssl1 ~. SIX tur4ongS i-Polar Fhght.
100: Indiantown. los: Blue Beard, los;
Brown Jack. io2. okapi, ia: Red Wagon.
s.zis Race tslooOOO; The Santa Anita
one-fourth milesl-Sweeping Light. I0S:
Time supply, us: ATucar, IL; LadySman.
III; Gusto. Ia0: tblTwenty Grand 1906
Good Goods. los: Riskulus. Ill; telF1eam,
lo4: Frank Ormont, los: Ted Clark. 100;
Head PLAY. IL; Precursor. 100; Sarada,
loo; s4lHish Glee, Ie'' selFaiTeno, leo;
ia. Mad Trump. l02.
fa1Nhitney entry.
th1-Greentree entry.
tcl-Belair entry.
seventh Race $1,000: handicap; a-yesr-
olos ana Up, one and one-slNteenth miles,
Chance Line. l04. Sound Advice, io4;
Rcya. B,unoer. i0i. WGcoche 100. Mad
Pump. 10. Spicson. los: Precursor. l06;
Thomasville. IL.
Eighth Race $1,000: Grade D. Handicap:
S-year-olcs and up. one and one-sixtesnth
miles i-Nanifa. 95. Melody Lane l02.
Bed0, los. Chrystal Prince. io7: Distribute
los. Jovius. lis. Velociter, ia; Barry, log;
Mild. lo5s Jazz Band. 107.
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WFBM (123O) Indianapolis
Power and Light Company
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
4oo-Lfttle Jack Little (CBs).
4:45-Tea Time Tunes.
445-Twilight hour.
5:3o-Eddie Dooleys sports talk (CBS).
5:45-Milton Charles (CBSl.
5:55-News.
6:15-Romainian Quartet.
O-Edgewater Beach orchestra (CBS).
7:00-RoXy revue tCBSl.
7:45-Muscal revue (CBS).
SOO-Richard Bonelli and orchestra
(CBS).
8:30-Champions (CBS).
9:00-Minneapolis Symphony (CBS).
930-LaW for the Layman.
945-Herlin Brothers.
1O:00-Chic De Verki orchestra.
1o2o-Atop the Indiana Roof.
10 45-Casa Rey orchestra.
II 00-Cab Galloway orchestra (CBS).
II 30-Louie Lowe orchestra.
SUNDAY
73O-Morning melodies
7:50-Solving Todays Problems.
8:00-Sunday at Aunt Susin's (CBS).
9 00-Jake's Entertainers.
9 :30-ChrStian Men Builders.
10:3O-salt Lake choir and organ (CBs).
II 30-Tito GUITAR Serenade (CBSl.
11:45-Keats anniversary from London
12:OO-NoonG Church of the Air (CBs).
P. M
IL 30-Little Jack Little (CBSl.
IL :45-Pat Kennedy and orchestra (CBS)
1:00-Lazy Dan (CBS).
1:30-HammerStein Music Hall (CBS)
2:00-New York Philharmonic-Symph
concert tCBS).
4:00-Open House tCBS).
4:30-Tea Shop tCBS)
5:00-National Amateur night (CBS).
5:30-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell tCBS).
5;45-Voice of Experience (CBSl.
6:00-Alexander Woollcott (CBS).
5:45-Voice of Experience (CBS).
6:30-Hea dliners tCBSl.
7:00-Eddie Cantor (CBS).
7:30-Club romance (CBS).
8:o0-Ford Sunday Evening hour (CBS).
9:00-Wayne King orchestra (CBS)
9:30-Frank Black orchestra-John B.
Kennedy.
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Second Race $500: claiming; 3-year-olds
and up. maidens. I'VE and One-haf fur
longsi-Fleeta Rose. il3. xSster Ike, 1903;
Sea Lassie lO3. xViper. l03, GOODYEAR.
lI8. xRagamit, il3; XSusan Miller. 1913
x7edwick. io3. xStar Ounce. 1l3, xHarsha,
o.. BoOc0rd. 1903. Bad Penny. l08; Magic
Line. 108. xBangobar. 1l3.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist-The Les
son-sermon for all Churches of Christ
Scientist will be Mind"
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MONDAY

&. 3O-Morning devotions.
645-Temple of the Air.
700-Tuneful Textbooks.
7 30-Efusical Clock.
8:O0-Breakfast club (NBC).
8 45-800 on the Air
sOO-Josephine Gibson (NBC).
q15-Ward and Muzzy (NBC).
9 30-Today in the Home.
10:0O-The HoneymoonerS (NBC).
l0:I5- Tony ,y W0nS ( HTi%srs ,NBo
II :OO-Felds and Hall tNBC).
I1:l5-Bennett Sisters (NBC).
11:30-Farm and Home hour (NBC).
P. M. D-1c,,
12:30-Virginia Lee and sunbeam tN6OJ'
II 45-Fappy Long.
100-Revolving Stage 1NBC)'
I45-Mario Cozzi tNBC).
2:OO-American melodies.
2:15-Ma Perkins (NBC).
2:30-Bits of Hits.
2:45-To be announced.
3:OO-Womans radio review CNBC)'
3:3O-The Sizzlers tNBCl;
3:45-Jules Lande ensemble (NBC).
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Fountain Square Christian-The Rev. S.
Read McAlpin, pastor. Morning, the Rev.
George H. Clark of Franklin will preach
night. annual Boy Scout service.
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College Net Scores
STATE

De Paw. 30: Franklin. 81.
Manchester. IS: Ball State. IA.
Hanover. Az Valparaiso. 81
Indiana State, 50: Armour Tech. 43.
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Third Race $500: claiming: 3-vear-olds
and M. five ana one-han furlongsl -
XDerick. llls Her Hero. ll6; Semester.
Purrav. los. hallmark III: Zorana. III:
Moreanmore. 100. Lovito. 100. xBrilliant
Queen. IS; Station Belle, 100; XYaup,o9ng.
XRapid Bells. III: XChain. ia. odd Blue.
los.
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Broadway NJ. E.-The Rev. Richard Mar
ion Willard. pastor Morning theme,
afternoon program in the community
room.
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Race Selections
BIZ Tom Noone
fco1vrEhL
NOONE,S SELECTIONS FOR TODAY

Days Best-Night Sprite.
Best LOngshOt-Bad News.
Best Parlay-H Nelli and Initiate.
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Seventh Race $500: claiming: 4-year-
olds and mp. one milei-Jula Irene, lG6'
xImelda. l03. xJack Biener. l08; xPeggy'
Pablo. iOs xEasy Bid. l6i: Brookhattan,
1l3. XLuckv Carter l08 xTranSfix. 1903;
xOaten 100: Last stand. l08; xEleusagon.
Southland Belle. IOs; Princess Pyre. IO8;
XNIokan, 1OS.
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First Z. B-The Rev. George F. Snyder,
pastor. Morning theme. The Importance
of Right Decisions; night. Gods Guar
antee Of a Better Life"
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FOURTH Race $1,000, the Heather Purse;
7--rar-0lis. one mllcI- Black Birder. llZ'
uas1er 1905 "a Dean swift l0l, bfannons
ll7- Beaver Dam ~. Mantagna. IL.
q Maemere Farm entry.
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Relief Bills Mounting

Relief Bills Mounting
Nine more states are virtuaIIv
certain to increase the rate on pres
ent sales taxes or widen the RANGE
Oh articles on Which they are as.
SeSSed.
South Dakota rescinded its 2-year-
Ola gross income tax law last FRIDAY
10 clear the way FOR a combination
net income and sales tax statute.
The nations 1900 state legislators
dlSclaim all blame for the affronts
they have given and still must give
TO the folks trying to stretch a wage
check back home. Relief bills have
mounted In every state and the
Federal government has cut in on
the easiest lines of revenue.
corporations and wealthy indi.
WouaIS are not being neglected bv
the money seekers.
Income Tax Legislation
Bills are pending in IA states tn
increase corporation income taxes
ana IN 10 states to assess HIGHER in
HeIiGance and estate taxes. Indiana
and Washington are considering
constitutional amendments for that
purpose. V-4''U
income taxes never have furnished
more than negligible proportions of
STATE incomes, however, and the sales
tax is to be made the staple The
painless sales tax takes approx
lmateiy S3.O5 from every man, Wom-
ana child who comes under its t,ric.
olctlon, while income taxes vie1d
less than 81 head. Gasoline taxes
yield an average of $4.22 per canita
out' being largely restricted to high.
way uses, are not available for gen.
eral revenue purposes.
New York SOlons Busy
Attention being given bv legisIa-
TORS TO other sources of revenue iS
SHOWN by the fact that II states are
working on bills to increase lioIor
taxes, seven are planning new oas
taxes and eight may tax tobacco.
Il states have bills to tax chain
stores but probably only few win
pass. WA
New York state solons have been
busiest in the tax field since thew
met IN January. They have acted
IN I'VE fields of revenue, placing an
increased tax on insurance pre-
NUNS and on corporations. a new d
per cent income tax on unincorno-
rated businesses, a tax of 2 to 2
per cent on personal incomes. q .
cent gasoline tax and a tax on stock
transfers. go ''0'N
oklahoma voted a Accent per
package tax on cigarets. Alabama
increased taxes on merchandising ~
gasoline and New Mexico decided r.
assess corporations 81 per $1,000 of
CAPITAL "a
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st. PauI's Reformed-The Rev. William
H. Knierim pastor. Morning German
theme, Kingdom Mysteries; English
theme. Essentials of Christian Living"