THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1929
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Congress to Consider Huge Tax Reduction After New Tariff Bill
Are Due
Houses Agree to Act Before Income Tax Payments
By Paul R. Mallon United R. Hallo
or respondent
Washington, Nov. 10 to
administration recommendation for a $100,000,000 tax reduction will be taken up in congress as soon as the budget is approved, and probably will be passed before the next income tax payments are due March 15, congressional authority would be apparently agreed today.
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A general unanimity of opinion that the project should be accepted and carried out as specially as possible appeared to prevail and house leaders already were discussing plans to congressional machinery at work.
All Washington leaders of both parties have indicated an uneasiness over the possible effect of the falling market on business conditions that would have allowed the President to recommend the duction of one per cent, on corporations and income taxes, thereby relieving the burden on industries as well as the small taxpayer, was accidentally materially clear the atmosphere.
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Wilma Knight and Wipnet Carp
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838 Mast, Lawrence, Kane.
Sheet Metal Work and Furnace
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Phone 245 11 East 8th St.
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MODERN SHOE SHOP J. A. LYONS 8361/2 Mass. Lawrence, Kan.
DR. C. E. ORELUP—EYE & EAR
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812½ Mass. Phone 256
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H. W. HUTCHISON
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HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
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"While the final detailed estimates of revenues and expenditures for the fiscal years 1950 and 1954 have not been released, the Treasury considers the estimates have reached the point where tax revenues are expected to congress at the coming session.
"The indications are that business profits, dividends, interest and wages payments in 1929 will considerably increase," the government estimates indicate that the government should close both the fiscal and revenue matters. Taking all factors into consideration the secretary of the treasury, with the approval of the President, will announce the tax increase. The form of relief to the tax payers which the treasury's recommendation will probably take will be based on the normal tax on the incomes of individuals and corporations applicable under the annual law in the calendar year 1930.
That is to say, on the first $4,000 of taxable income the rate will be reduced from one and one-half per cent, to one-half of one per cent; on the second $4,000, from three per cent; on the third $4,000, the balance, the present five per cent rate will be reduced to four per cent. The corporation tax will be reduced from 12 per cent, to 11 per cent. The total reduction of taxes on income for the year 1630 will amount, it is estimated, to approximately $160,000,000.
Farm Classic Over Radio
Nation to Hear Corn Shuckers in Missouri Contest
Sport Shots by the Kansan Sport Editor
Flatte City, Mo, Nov. 14,—(UP)
Several million people will listen Friday to the rousing in a corn field here. They will hear over a nationwide radio hookup the shuck by shock and toast the corn gourd, shocking contest when contestants from the corn belt grab ears off the silk, shear them of husks and tosus them against bangles of wagons at the rate of around 25 ears a minute.
Around 20,000 persons are expected to be on the sidelines along with radio announcers and reporters
The freshmen are working hard in an effort to polish themselves for the coming Freshman conference game that starts on Saturday. They play list week indicated the strength Conch Hinkle's pupils possess and showed promise in their good tutee. Every man is digging his elbows into the practice field hoping that he may get a chance to craft against the Tiger yearlings.
While the first year team are batting at Columbia other big Six freshman teams will be in action on Sunday. The Nebraska at Norman, while their varsity will be engaging the Nebraska Cornhuskers at Lincoln. The Kansas Angle freshmen will most the Creighton carded in a man-conference game.
Too much credit hardly can be given the freshman backfield men for their unusual play at Saturday, but the pennants. Hole after hole was cleared by guards and tackles to send Schanke to the end zone. The wives were slamming on the job bob
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efinitely and defensively. Shiryo, Cambyhe, Cox, Brouh, Zvolchak, Hani, Coussay, M., et al. Suggestive serve mention for their consistent work. Many objects also figured well in this study.
The Washington Bears or Bruins, whichever way you'll bear it, are scheduled to face the Sheffield Thunder at the Joykayher sarum will meet them Civie day, on the Memorial stadium field and from the home team in for a judging afternoon. The team is in for a heavy afternoon.
Last Saturday the Bears held Missouri to a single touchdown, and have consistently demonstrated a strong defense all season. Much of the momentum in the homecoming game will be shed when the last whistle blows Saturday.
ville, Olaa, instead of George "Speed" Athleton. Athleton lives in Lawrence and figured in the touchdown scored against the Sooners last Saturday. Reports differ on whether he was recovered on an Oklahoma five yard line. Some say it was Schipulin and some say it was Rivers, both who still don't make much difference now.
Charley Smoot comes from Bartles
Coach Hamilton's cross-country team will go into action again this week when Jiahyah barrier races the course, which he practiced at a course here, Saturday. Coach Hamilton is in a former Missouri athlete, while Coach Huff of the Missouri team led Jiahyah teams to three NCAA championships having the University last year.
Desk Betters free at Bullocks.
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Lawson Sisters Win Top Bracket in Net Doubles
Margaret and Helen Lawson, e'32, are the winners in the upper bracket of their double-digit play. They are both members of Nu Tau. The winners of the lower bracket will be decided when Read and Mackenzie play Babb and Greweer, members of Kappa Kappa Gamma. The winners of the upper bracket will be determined by the winners in the upper bracket for final honors. The winners in the upper bracket of deck tennis will be determined by the winners in the upper bracket to play Evelyn Babb and Hutchins, members of Alpha Gamma Delta softball. The match to determine the winners played between Beck, Bridenthal and Stone and McNevit, all members of Alpha Gamma Delta jumping. Jennings have been chosen to play in
the winners in the lower bracket and the winners of the lower bracket game, yet to be played, will place this pair in the semi-finals.
Using 8,000 yards of housing to decorate its campus, the University of Minnesota plans to hold the largest homecoming of its history
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