Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1929, Page 40

YHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. €., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929. tion 1is ln thoroughly ji whole situation by issuing statements | of reassurance about fundamental con- ditions. From New York to Washing- ton the telephone lines are busy carry- m. appeals for some sort of expression from the President. Mr. Hoover spoke today through the Treasury by the an- nouncement of a $160,000,000 tax cut. last six months will Iatnuon Mr- is being | way, the Treasury doesn't have to face umd to take the leadership in the |that problem tell the end of 1930, when for tax payments Also the experience of the been that every tax re- duction has been accompanied by a Charles ter distribution of profits than ever ore and hence collections from in- | 1t is getting during 1981. ‘Treasury has mvmuu income taxes have risen, ‘The greatest interest is being S ety mes w1t g o e e et | BAY TIMORE CHARGES HOLD 5 IN SAN DIEGO Wilkerson Wanted in $20,000 Jewelry Robbery and Readjustment General and|1t is of the utmost significance because Banking Situation Is e s - that money to dividends thus enhanc- Held Excellent. i corporations which had been accumu- ating money for tax payments m some of ng the value of their securities. Indi- vidual incomes earned during 1920 were high for the first 10 months, and it is not expected that the last two months A general readjustment is in process | 16} STPECtES, hat the AT | throughout the United States and the ‘banking situation is excellent. rotected and there is a likelihood of ower interest rates for business. This is the information obtained by |to cut down the tax burden. ‘The Treasury estimates that 1929 has Deposits | been one of the most prosperous of are growing, collateral loans are well gcnfl so far as earnings are concerned, | ut the Government even before the stock market break was getting ready In other this correspondent today from those | words, most tax payments are actually who are in touch with the telegraphic!taken out of cash on hand or sums ac- reports from all sections of the country | cumulated during the year after that through official sources. on which the taxes were actually com- Money is so abundant that it would | puted. not be surprising if the rediscount rate Individua’s will pay taxes all through were reduced to 4! per cent within & |1930 on their rather high earnings of relatively short time. as it has not been for more than a year and a halt. Part of the readjustment will be the Credit is available |1929. 'But those who are operating on a budget basis can count on & reduced outlay during 1930 because of the pro- sed tax revision. That it will go necessocy rearrangement of methods of | Boroto, 8 TEEOR. TORE Al T T doing business especially in the luxury lines, where instead of requiring large rcash payments the sellers will carry customers on the installment basis. Lines which have never gone in for in- stallment selling are searching for ways and means to adapt themselves to a sit- uction in which individuals find them- selves without ready cash, but with good enough incomes to pay ultimately for what they buy. As for the banks of the country they are in good condition except here and there, where individuals in the banks may be in a depressed frame of mind through individual losses in the specula- | tive markets. There are some signs of | resentment among interior bankers against leaders who dealt in inflated stocks and this is giving rise to some groundless gossip as to the condition of some banks themselve ‘The authorative surv show that Organized Responsibility Use Yellow Cabs and Black and White Cabs Ouwned and Operated by Brown Bros. ADVERTISEMENT. fact, when the figures come in, it may be & larger tax reduction than at first contemplated. ‘The view that 1930 incomes may not be so large due to business re- adjustment is, of course, expressed, but then if the first six months of 1930 are ADVERTISEMENT. Here Is a Medicine That Has Proven Satisfactory to More Than a Million Don’t Experiment on Some. Cheap Imitation Claimed To Be Just as Good The unusual _demand for the great Herb Extract (formerly called Herb Juice) is proof of its superior merit. Take it, friends that have tried it. Ask your insures health. 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