The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-19
Advantage of Tax
Law Described
by Senator
Leigh Young of
Ann Arbor in
Chair
washtenav Republic.n,. At Their

county CONVENTION Tuesday evening
in the court house n Ann Arbor.
selected q delegates 10 the state
CEN epi-ea Ia t,aag4S - alas- Zebra
airy o and endorsed Alfred 3.
Connablc. Ann Arbor. for the OF
nee OF regent OF the Univ ersity 81
Michigan
Principal speaker OF the evening
was State Senator George Mccall
lum. chairman OF the taxation CON.
mlttee IN the legislative body. who
explained the intangible tax Law
and the new mn he has introduced
IN the senate TO plug loopholes q
It's present set ". He declared
that the law was necessary and
that Il really helms PAYERS as other
wise the property involved would
come under the regular tax law.
necessitatlng a stll higher levy.
He told OF the loop hoies in ihA'
present state sales tax collect on
and said HIS new measure would
create a major tax collection agcu-
cy for the state.
confirmation In the senate OF sew
eral appointments OF Former Coz
nor Luren Dickinson and OF the
present Governor Murray d. Vsl
Magnner. Lie said II was MS be-
lief that Dickinson sppointees
should hsve been confirmed al a
special session. but as long as they
were not. they should have pref.
erence IN the new senate. He de-
clared that several OF Van Wagon.
er's appointeea we're not confirm
ed because they did not meet the
standards required.
William Laird. county chairmad.
opened the meeting and Leigh
Young. successful candidate for
the Republican nomination for the
once OF mayor in Ann Arbor In the
primary Monda.', was chosen chsi~-
man Mrs. Mary Raphael. Ann Ar,
Dor, vas chosen secretary.
corrrrs.tecS Named
Three committees we're named by
the chairman. They we're perrnau.
ent organization and order OF bust.
ness. Charles waltz. Manchester.
Mrs Jessie Collier. Ann Arbor. p.
win Klager. Bridge water Township.
Albert Stein, Ann Arbor Township:
and Emmanuc Sodt Freedom
Township. The chairman. Nj.
Waltz. gave a lcpsgt OF tho order
OF business for the meeting.
Credcnt ais o. delegates we're APP
proved By the committee headed
by Arleigh squire Jr., Milan, othe-
members being Fred Broesamlc.
sylvan. John A. Cosner Augusta
Township. Mrs Mary ste.nbach.
Dexter. Edward Foster. Ups lan:i
Township, and ALVIN Gross, Salins
City.
Fred Greenstrset. Ypsilantf. vas
chairman OF the Feso utiOns COM
mittee and in his report pledged
allegiance to the principles Of the
state, expressed spprec alton for
the confidence shown By the peo.
pie: pledged the party to again
place competent people IN office III
the spring election, expressed tho
hope that the bipartisan condition
in the state officials be el m mated
endorsed Mr.. Connable and told e
the necessity for party loya t..
Members Of his committee were
Raymond klassen. Ann Ar0or, NrS. &.
Leone Burse!! Xpsilant. John
Waite, Ann ArbOf Herman 0elk =.
Augusta Township Ceorge Cahill,
Mortified Township, and Ccors,
Atkinson, Chelsea.
Te'lcTs were Grant Laskey, vi.
Ian: Joseph Hooper, and Alton
Hewett, both Of Ann Arbor.
Gives Program
Mr. Laird reported on the pro.
gram for the state convention II
Grand Rap DIS Thursday noon.
February q. there will be a lunch
con Of the Republican Women5
Federation followed by meeting
Of the Federation Of Young Bepu5-
iicaus and a meeting Of the Kepu0.
lican Servicemen's League. At 4
O'Clock the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee viii meet and at
o'clock members Of the Young Re.
publican Board Of Control will
gather
The Lincoln banquet will be in
The evening IN the civic aud .torium
with Congressman Bartel Jonkman
the toastmaste- and Governor
Green. Illinois. the speaker.
-program- Tor February % will
open a. II O'Clock in the auditor