SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15 1929
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Senate Passes Income
Tax Cut as Written
In House Resolution
President to Get Bill Monday
'Psychology on Business'
Gets Votes
Washington, Dec. 14—(UP)—A $100,000,000 Christmas gift tax reduction was voted by the Senate to take
The Hawley resolution to cut normal individual and corporate taxes one per cent on 1852 income was passed. In some form his奏 has passed by the house.
President Hoover will get it Monday and will sign soon thereafter; making the 50th Republican tax cut package a major moment in his present, the American people.
The senate vote was 63 to 14. The house passed the resolution 282 to 17 on Dec. 4. It was drafted and introduced Dec. 2.
Washington, Dec. 14, - (UF) The promise that tax reduction might help the economy swung more votes to the $100,000,000 tax reduction in the senate
Senator Couzens, Republican on Michigan, said he did not believe that the reduction was good business but that he would like it because many people thought that it was. He declared that he thought the government surplus should be used to relieve the unemployment situation in Michigan. Mr. Couzens argued the system of installment banking.
The House passed a number of minor bills and continued general debate on the agricultural appropriation bill.
The Porter resolution appropriating $80,000 to enable President Hoover to send a commission to Haiti for an investigation was reported by the House of Forgiate Affairs Committee to be adjudged by the House Monday.
Senator McMasters, Republican of South Dakota, spoke against tax reduction the farmer would get by storage of a thirty-cent benefit from it.
The Couons amendment to the tax reduction, designed to reduce the tax reduction rate on capital gain and capital loss from 12 1/2 to 10 per cent from 1983 to 1985 was defeated in the senate today by a vote of 53 to 22.
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Topken, Dec. 15 — (UP)—Construction of a $30,000 automobile service station by Shell Oil company which had been content for the spring of 2016 to provide oil for the company announced. The structure was rushed chiefly because of the wish of President Hower that all government building programs, officials said.
Holton, Dec. 14—(UP)—Founded in 1895 by Eli H. Robertson, a Methodist circuit rider, the Holton Museum was founded in its 70th anniversary last Sunday.
Toronto, Dec. 15, —(UF)— Motor vehicle licenses issued in 1929 up to December 1, totaled 47,124 more than for 1928, Victor L. King, state vehicle cars, he said, paid the state taxation for use on the highways $5,738; 215.75 for the year ending December 1, totaling $7,689 for motor and truck licenses, licenses issued to dealers for tractors and motorcycles. In 1929 the total number of motor vehicle licenses issued was 287,303, the number of license issued was 581,223.
Winfield, Dec. 15—(UP)—If the total number of telephones is an accurate estimate of the population of a country, Winfield's ITS Inc. manager, the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, reports that since September 60 new telephones have been added to the total is within 10 of the greatest number the Winfield exchange ever had.
Council Growth, Dec. 15—(UP) were placed in a room coated with colored electric lights have been placed along Main Street. The decoration was sponsored by the Council.
Dodge City, Dec. 14—(UP) - Improvements to total $500,000 will be added to the Fairmount Creamery and the Fairmont Company officials. G. P. Johnson, for his case with the plant at Council Park, will charge the charge of the creamery department.
Hillsboro, Dec. 14—(UP) —In order to curb the spread of smallpox, county health officers have advised all who attended the Marion County Poultry Association displays here last week. The association displayed D. K. Spatchett, one of the association officials, broke out with smallpox.
Holsting, Dec. 15—(U)P—Duck hunters who hunted on the Cheyenne Bounty lake last week found the leeches they found literally hundreds of fish had been washed up onto the ice and perch tails. They were of the sun perch tails.
Ottawa, Dec. 15 — (UP) — Robert Boeer, young Ottawa pianist who is blind, recently conducted his own marriage at 6:30 p.m. and not playing at 6:40 and kept at it until 6:30 p.m. m., the only time out using two hours for meals. He played 80 distinct pieces during the year by 28. He learns from hearing a piece once or twice.
Toeski, Dec. 14, —(UP)—From his Principal, Fred P. A. Seaman of Seamans high school, can supplement his work by turning on radio loudspeakers. The radio receiving set s in the principal's office. Any time during the day when any particular program is being played in departments in the high school building.
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Triangle fraternity entertained last evening at the chapter house with a Christmas party. Christian sovbler, Seth Hargreaves and David deCarvalho, Carl Johnson's orchard provided music for the dancing. A. M. Ockerland, Mrs. Charles B. Duffy, SIGma Alpha Mu housemother. A. M. Ockerland, Mary Barnes, Triangle housemother.
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The pldges of Phi Kappa entertained the active members of the fraternity with a Christmas party Pri McDermott and the Christmas decorations were used. Karl Jones and his orchestra played. Guests for the party were: William Mackenzie, Perkins City; Perkins, Kansas City; and Paul Kunp, Spring Hills. Chaparron House was a Lamda housemother; Mrs. O. Thomas, Phi Beta Pi housemother; Mrs. C. H. Landes, Alpha Owen桥 Phi Beta Philabrom, Phi Kappa housemother.
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Delta Tau Delta fraternity entertained Saturday night with a dance at their chapel house. The Kearney chapter gave the Christmas decorations were used. The chaperones were: Mrs, George C. Bowman, Toppek; Mrs, William D. Kennedy, Kansas City; Mrs, Delta Tau house mother, Mrs, Emman Fagan.
Alpha TU Omega fraternity gave its annual Christmas party, Friday night in F. A. U. hall. Icicles were covered the Christmas tree, were standing in all the corners. The window were frosted and the stage was set to resemble a large mount of snow on a roof. Mr. Kearney's band. The chaperones were Mrs. Zada M. Heisler, house mother, Mrs. Katherine D. Church, Mrs. P.H. Kearney, Ms. Kearney's band. The out-of-town guests included Luteon Theorello Walker, Fort Riley; Elwood Thiessen, Chuppman; Elden Kerserson, Horton R. Roy Bennett, Ottawa; Seth McGraw, Dallas; Fotter, Independence, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rauk, Franklin, Ind.; Donald Lyon, Monte Clair Spear, Howard Town, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hassan, Kansas City.
The annual "Ded Dawg Inn" party of Theta Tau, professional engineering fraternity, was given at the house on Friday night. Christmas decorations were installed in the house. Hill Penney's orchestra furnished music for dancing. Prof.
and Mrs. E, F. Kindvaater and Mr.
and Mrs. R, I. C.I. Hrownwhite were
the chaperones. About 100 guests were
travelled to town of-town visits: Betsy Smith,
Biceine Burres, and May Matta, Kansas
City; Helen Benhoga, Vera Knake,
and Mary Stimock, Topper; Mr. and
Mary Margaret and Miss Margaret
Land.
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity held its annual Christmas party at the Chapel of St. Joseph on December 12. The house was decorated with pine trees, pine cones, green and red candles, a white chandelier, and Supper was served at 10:30. The Twelve Clouds of Joy, a Kansas City hotel, had been the site of the event.
The Christmas party of Sigma Chi
festerly was won at the church
of St. Joseph, in harmony with the
Christmas season.
Freddy Agnew and his orchid
The following were guests: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perry, Boyle, Kansas City; Robert Price, Lyndon; Jack Lightontone, Arkansas City; John Lichtenstein, Chicago; B. Henry, Lawrence. The chaperons were: Mrs. O, C. Thomas, P.贝欣 Pi housemother; Mrs. Mary V, S. Clair Chi, Onehua housemother; Mrs. O, Chi, Sigma housemother; and Mrs. T. S. Siiver, Sigma chi housemother.
the chaperons were Mrs. Jane Mune-
bler, Mrs. Jane Murrow, Mrs. J. B.
Wilson, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs.
Mender, Mrs. A. D. Weaver, Mrs.
Helen Wilmot, and Dean and Mrs.
Marjorie Prink, '32, is ill at her home in Fort Leavenworth.
A Faculty Tea will be given this afternoon by the Sigma Kappa security from 3 to 5 o'clock. The decoration will be for Mrs. V, L. Merrion will pour tea and Mrs. I, L. Merrion will pour coffee. In lieu, hostess, mothered and Mildred Corwin, the resident will be in the receiving line.
Alpha Omicron Pi intertwined last evening from 6 to 12 o'clock with its annual Christmas formal and its dancing, which were followed by a party at the chapter house which was decorated for Christmas. The collegiate Commons furnished the music. Chaperons were Mrs. C. H., Lanes, Mrs. Gertsen, Sawell, the Ogunian, and Ms. McGill, Mitchell, out-of-frown were: Miss Halibur Bartlett, Sperville, Wilma Tont, Nurtz, Petteron, Betty Smith, Amelia Peterson, Elsward Barr, Kansas City.
Acacia fraternity gave its annual Christmas formal dinner-dance last
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Why not give your music loving friends a beautifully bound book of favorite compositions, or a book on subjects of special interest.
A Christmas Suggestion
A Few Selections
Chopin -Piano Album
Bethoven -Sonatas
Schubert -Songs
Melba -Melodies and Memories
Apthorp -The Opera, Past and Present
Hamilton -Piano Teaching
Lindo -The Art of Accompanying
Bachmann -Encyclopedia of the Violin
Bowiezvara -The Music of the Violin
Woods -School Orchestras and Bands
La Prade -Alice in Orchstrahal
Perkins -Musical
Ferris -Doodle-Bug Books of Songs for Chil
night from 6:30 to 12 o'clock. A banquet was served at Wiedemann's, after which the guests returned to the chapter house for dancing. Johnny Yongchung's Serenade played for the dance. Features of the party included dessert descriptions and the exchange of gifts about a large Christmas tree.
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The following guests and alumni were present: Marie Landwecmpart and Frank McCain, Manhattan; Lara Weidemann, Kansas City; Ben Coffin, Kansas City; Marjorie Houseel, Salina; Elda Kennedy, Emporia; Evelyn Blochole, Columbia; Kristen Crawford, Kansas City; McCamish, Kansas City; Kan.; Berodeen Kunk, Euth, Ruth Dean, Emil Frickmuth, and George Owen, Topknot and Lucile DeWood, Wilmington; John F. Payne, and Huxley Ritter, Lawrence, Mrs. W, E. K. Bowersitt, Mr. and Ms. D, M. Dortmann, Mrea, Hill P. Williams, Frances Goodell were chaperones.
Wesley Foundation gave its eight annual Christmas banquet Friday evening from 5:20 to 8 o'clock at the First Methodist Church. About 100 people attended, "The Star of the East." A program of music, tots and readings were given by Pof. Allen Creston, Alma Wadworth, Her塞T Wendberly, Mairy Lloyd Earlebuench, and Eliza Hunt. A student of the club, was toastmaster.
Those who helped in planning for the banquet were Tric PinnumSomers, Paul B. Schoenberg, Armstrong, Ruth Parker, Charles Eisenman, Kenneth Edwine and Robert Schoenberg.
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