Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1932, Page 43

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1932. NEW TYPE OF X.-RAY IS BUILT |LITIGATION COMMENCES TO FIND MYSTERIOUS NEUTRONS| TAXPAYER REVOLT REDUGES BUDGETS Citizens of Phree Cities Te|l; Governments How Much They Can Spend. Special Dispatch to The Star. CHICAGO, December l—homemmg‘ new -in governmental finance—strict taxpayer control over spending—is ap- dianapolis v is going to result in & :.“ per cent reduction of 1933 property Then came Milwaukee, on November 8, with a decision at the polls limiting the total city budget, exclusive of schools and debt service, to $17,000.000. This is counted upon to redice the tax rate $3.56 per $1,000 of valuation to a ute' of $22.40. In each instance taxp-ysn hn\e tol politicians just how much they will be allowed to spend, Tather than Tollowing the customary procedure of having poli- ticians tell taxpayers how much they will have to pay. change in eontrol is described by political scientists as most significant and reprmnu the revival of taxpayer concern me cost of government. Politicians, ex clamored posed restrictions, udly against ti rm but lner enactment they have set about ring how best, to ordor their affairs to meet the lowered bud; Governments emyw)me are being ealled upon to cut costs of npenflon but in hw cities zhe problem is com: plicated by the necessity for large relie expenditures Aid to unemployed in the Chicago district is costing more than a month, and that involves to brln( about lowered costs and lower Uut in Iowa, Clyde L. Far.ng. the Democratic Governor-elect, omising | 8 40 per cent reduction i~ $le cast of State government. He sayg #his cut can 1! sub(mube State no~es 00 asseried that th! rise, ernment costs represents . “political tronage encroachments on State reve- nues and Lhe destruction of checks and lances one party domination.” The Indlmn law limiting the tax rate is ted to bring an actual reduction of $43,000,000 in property taxes for 1933. In the tax rates were determined by the estimated needs of the various departments. The preragacive o( de- termining needs now has been trans- ferred !mm the omcebolder to lhe tax- vmr It is a method that may become (Copyright. 1932.) at 600,000 Volts. | By the Associated Press. PASADENA, Calif, December [ Search for the neutron, mysterious, in- | Patticles, but of lower voltage. visible and youngest of the lively| APR2 Blrm of 4,000.000 votes all matter, has led to the building of | radium. The particles produced | a new type of X-ray tube here. L ‘ This was revealed yesterday by Dr.| 000 volts. Charles C. Lauritsen. million-volt tube uilder 0( the W. K. 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