Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1932, Page 16

A—16 \ TAYLOR MAY HEAD STEEL COMPANY Expected to Be Chairman of} Board, Chief Executive Of- ficer and Finance Head. By the Associated Press. EW YORK, March 10.—While a who was once a telegrapher oday to take over the presi- e United States Steel Co e were reports of another | nge in the gigantic concern's personnel. | To Head U S. Steel VICE PRESIDENT OF CORPO- 'RATION WILL SUCCEED FARREL. eteran who retires next April poration’s retirement plan. | Selection was announced by Myron | C. Taylor, chairman of the Finance Cemmittee. announcement did not say that vin would become chief executive | title which Mr. Farrell holds | ddition to that of president. The | York Times understands Mr. Tay- r eventually will become chairman of | e board, succeeding J. P. Morgan, who | is unable to devote more than a part of his time to the steel concern. | hat change is made,” the | “it 15 likely that Mr. Taylor | become, in & full sense, the suc- r to the late Elbert H. Gary, who chairman of the board, chairman ommittee and chief executive offic Mr. Irvin, once a telegrapher for the lvania Railroad, was born at In- | Pa., and has been in the iron and | steel business for 36 years. RITCHIE ADVOCATES CUTTING EXPENSES Governor, in Rhode Island Ad- dress, Opposes Tax Increase to Balance Budgets. . March 10—| The necessity of budgeting State and | National expenditures and reducing | governmental expenses so that they can be taken care of without recourse to additional taxation was stressed by Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland in an address before the Rhode Island Bankers' Association here last night. “If it was ever the fashion to assume that national deficits are not of great importance, on the theory that the Fed- eral Government can always meet them by raising taxes, this is so no longer,” he declared. “We seem to forget that the tax lien cannot always be foreclosed, and that there is a practical limit to the taxing power, which I am disposed to believe has been almost, if not already, reached.” Gov. Ritchie held up the budget sys- tem of the State of Maryland as ex- emplary, declaring the State's credit rating as 100 per cent. His added as- sertion that this rating was enjoyed no other State was countered by & statement by F. S. Peck, Rhode Island finance commissioner and Republican Jeader, that Rhode Island's financial position is in no sense inferior to that | of Maryland or any other State. | LOUISVILLE REDUCES TAXES IN TWO YEARS Mayor Says Feat Was Accom- plished Merely by Using Common Sense. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 10.—The city of Louisville, Ky., reduced its tax rate from $2.40 in 1930 and $2.34 in 1931 to $2.31 simply by “managing its business in a conservative way, doing only what com- mon sense told us to do and avoiding what common sense told us not to do,” Willlam B. Harrison, mayor of Louisvilie, said at a luncheon of the New York Board of Trade yesterday. While not “boasting” about the posi- tion in which Louisville finds itself, | with no deficit and necessary improve- ments being made regularly, Mayor Harrison said officials of Louisville had Jearned that “a true budget must con- form to the actual cash collections and g(fi based upon the face value of tax ills. = = & YOUNG DEMOCRATS UNITE Will Open National Headquarters in Raleigh, N. C. ! RALEIGH, N. C, March 10 (®).— Tyre C. Taylor, president of the Young Democratic Clubs of America, yester- day said temporary national headqu: ters will be opened here next week, with an’executive secretary in charge The Young Democratic Clubs of America was formed in Washington this week at a meeting of younger members of the party from all sections of the country. Taylor is executive counsel to Gov. O. Max Gardner. The organization will seek to enroll 1,000,000 members before the Novem- ber elections. | WOMAN TO RUN FOR HOUSE | S | Judge Florence Allen of Cleveland | Seeks Bolton's Seat. | CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 10 (®).— Judge Florence E. Allen of the Ohio Supreme Court last night announced the Democratic nom- in the twen ination )| se Represent 1, Republican in- | Allen's announcement of her wa restricted to a bare fact and made no com s fl Tourist Fare one way 0 Tourist Sleeper plus berth fare. Fred Harvey Lunch Rooms and Dining Rooms | By the Associated Press WILLIAM A. IRVIN, Who was sclected to fill the presi- dency of the United States ~Steel Corporation, March 9, in New York | City. Irvin has been a vice presi-| dent of the corporation since Sep-| tember 1 last, and will succeed James A. | Farrell, who last January announced his retirement April 18. For about 35 years Irvin has been an official in va-| Tious capacities in subsidiary companies of the corporation. He was born in In- | diana, Pa., December 7, 1873. COUNTY DEFAL BL 1S PASSD Measure Authorizing Gover- nor to Withhold State Funds Awaits Signature. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. RICHMOND, Va., March 10.—The House of Delegates yesterday passed a Senate bill by Senator John W. Rust giving the Governor the right to with- hold any State funds due any county that has defaulted in the payment of notes, bonds or interest on either. The bill now goes to the Governor. Had this law been in effect when Arlington County defaulted on its school bonds, the Governor would hav been empowered to withhold the county share of the gasoline taxes, or any other State funds that might have been due, pending the settlement of the obli- gation. Under the terms of the bill, the Governor may divert any such funds to the payment of the obligations unless they are otherwise cared for. ECONOMIC CHANGE ASKED BY DENMARK’S PREMIER Urges Abolition of Upper House and Creation of Advisory Coun- cil to Control Business. COPENHAGEN, Denmark, March 10. —Drastic changes in the organization and the economic life of Denmark were suggested today by Premier Theodore Stauning during an address before a group of industrial and commercial leaders. He advocated the abolition of the | Upper House of Parliament and the substitution of an advisory body to deal | with economic questions.” The time is | approaching, he said, when the state must control, or direct those who do control, production and commerce so that such activities might not come into conflict with the interests of the | country. He said foreign trade also should be under a central organization. . Byrd Road Plan Favored. 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