Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1937, Page 38

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Parkin- son, president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, in an address be- fore the American Management As- sociation. Speaking at the banquet session of the association’s convention, theme of which is “The Future fo Private Enterprise,” Parkinson appealed for reasonable and definite standards in the Government regulation of busi- ness. Co-operation from business would be greater, he said, if “they (the Gov- ernment) would realize there are limits to our abilities under regulations, limits to our abilities to pay wages and ta “We ¢ find,” he continued, “that we must not earn alone the taxes that are required, but are expected to earn in addition taxes enough to contribute. “And if the great liberal justice (Oliver Wendell Holmes) is cited with reference to our shortcomings, then I {clmm the right to cite him also in our behalf.” Parkinson, former dean of law at Columbia University, said Holmes not only upheld the power of the State to tax, but defendedthe right of the in- | dividual to avoid as much of that tax | as he thought reasonable. “He (Holmes) asserted the right of & man to so arrange his property as 14th & Pa. Ave. NW, 17th & Pa. Ave. N.W. 11th & Pa. 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