New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1924, Page 16

EDURE T0 o VO APPEALS fo Lessen the Work of {he '. | | 2.~With the or tion of the new Board® of Appeals, which takes outside 6 Treasury the' final decision disputed tax eases, the Bureau | Internal Revenue has set up a paw code of n:tdun in th Detore appeal | ulations governing | andling of cases ken to the high | fax court, This procedure ineludes | gn creation of w commitiee on | view within the office of the Soli- giter of Internal Revenue, u hody Aargely supplanting the old unofficial gommittees on appeal that fune. floned prior to enactment of the last | yevenue law, | The regulations provide that in | vary case where a deficlency ap. | to exist, the Internal Revenue E:-u will give the taxpayer no- of 30 days so that, It he desires, Be may flle a protest, request a Bearing and offer evidence against the proposed increase, The letter ©f protest should contaln the name | and place of bysiness of the corpo- pation and the state in which it d, a des! ! | years involved, a state. | ment of the amount of tax In dis- | an {temized schedule of the | gndings to which exception | Bas been taken and a summary of statements of the grounds upon which the taxpayer relles In con- mection with each exception to the fndings. | It the taxpayer presents no pro- | test within 30 days of his notifica- | tlon, final determination will be | made and the taxpayer so notified, The taxpayer then, under the new 'w, may appeal the case to the| d of Tax Appeals, take it out ot the hands of the Bureau of In- ternal Revenue entirely and go into | the open with his argument and evi- | dence, for the tax law provides that | all hearings before the Tax Appeals Board must bs public and a written | record of the procedings made if| the amount involved exceeds $10,000. Appeal to the Board of Appeals must be made within 60 days after the taxpayer has received notice rom the Internal Revenus Commis- ner\that a final determination has made, Accompanying the no- tice of & final determination will be & form of agreement consenting to o assessment and if the taxpayer | ides to drop his contention, he execute the form and return| to the bureau, thus closing the In working out this arrangement, | it is the hops of the Treasury to eliminate a vast amount of work | that otherwise would go to the Tax | Board and jam its docket. In other words, the Treasury, Acting Secre- tary Winston said, hopes to reach a settlement with every taxpayer pessihle and serve the double pur- pose of.getting such revenue as 13 due into the Treasury at once and r8ducing the number of cases to be heard before the Board of Tax Ap- FOR ‘A SHORT’ . TIME ONLY | L C. J. Leroux (171 ARCH ST, 4 Tel. 1330 .. CHINESE WELL VERSED moie ment ¢ a8 & pesult ¢ of the new Ik side of 1 the bu elliatory taxpayers for the of App at any time it f Mr, Winste board outside | rapid disposition of in the Bureau of Interna 1ake p in the 1s likely t HUNGER AND PENURY MOTIVES FOR MURDERS Life Made Cheap in Russia By Revolution amnd the Large Numbers of Famines tution and famin cheap In Russla pers ara full of a women who either have selves of murdered othe most trivial causes, Hur ury often furnish th constantly re of the most week wh other in order ¢ Without th tlon or remorse platned to the ) criminal court th ed 85 from glve to her as gha found it {my the deht, she ¢ panion to her | ents were out viously to dres as they wera “going to a ball." While the girl was looking at a| ad horrow han acquaintance to lover, uth of 19, and while her cted her pre hest clothes, photograph on the wall of the home to which her host had directed her attention, Miss Golovkina crept up stealthily from behind and struck | her on the head with a heavy ham- | mer., She then dragegd the lifeless| body into another room, where she cut it in seven parts, burying each | part separately in her yard. Miss Golovkina took the elothing of the murdered girl to her finace, | who sold it for $10 of which he spent five on drink, giving the balance to | the woman from whom his sweet- heart had borrowed the $5. Five allenists who examined the young slayer pronounced her normal saying she was capable of realizing | the responsibility for her act. The | judge, on account of her youth, gave | her only five vears, while her fiance | was let off with a similar sentence, Motorist Chokes Wildcat With Baling Wire Device | Grand Junction, Colo, Aug. 20.— | Victor Douglas, a miner, was driving | [K with a companion in an automobhile | near here recently when a wildeat crossed the road in front of them and climber to a ledge on the cliff above the road. Douglas snared the beast with a long stick and baling wire. | The enraged cat sprang but Doug- | las dodged and was able to keep it from closing in on him by whirling | it around him at the end of the wire, Finally Douglas began to grow dizzy, and giving the wire a final swing, he hurled it against the cliff and dashed for his car. But the bohcat did not move. The men found it had been | choked to death, | UNUSUAL OFFER AT CAPITOL, | An invitation 1s extended to the | residents of New Britain and vicinity in general to participate in and take advantage of the Capitol Gift Week | offer. | anniversary starting Sept. 1. A pro- gram of merit has been ari which includes the very latest va ville novelties as well as good p toplay proc with this n gram the to each pe noon or ev sonal ch ments have check 18 m is on the will acc when | nine savi photoplay featu one dollar to a versary Weel, starting Moy Can You Strop Your Razor Blades? In ten SECONDS—without removing the blade from the razor you can sharpen Valet AutoStrop Razor blades, Valet AutoStrop Razor is the only razor that charpens its own blades. Valet trop Razor - Sharpens Iesslf The theater will celobrate its first ||| Spectal Con With Each Paid Admission NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGU IN AMERICAN SLANG Athietic Meet in China ! Busy Times in Summer White House | fors At pare i 1o Average Amoris van Meet | etic meet has just been | 3, Aug ad al' the ehars imilar meet In any Ameriba. The man athletes went at eomments on s, were ssentially i you ean "Stick to oft your fiis similar nature eard from the| s and from the lines, Meal evidence for little s unnecessars | g that w soceer, | and basketball in ad. | sports, and & des Boy Bcouts, who had encampment and, lived in attracted many ted much favor While on vacation President Coolidge conducts the business of state over a pine board table in a lamp-lit room over the country store'at Plymouth, Vt. Bascom Slemp, secretary to the president, is looking over his shoulder, and Irwin Gieser, estenographer, is getting set for some dictation, . t C —THEATER— ENTIRE WEEK STARTING SEPT. 18T To Celebrate Our First Anniversary The Management Has Designated This Week As GIFT WEEK And Will Distribute to Residents of New Britain and Vicinity $12,000 In One Dollar Bank Checks, Guaranteed, Accepted, And Backed with Gold i Commercial T rust Co. All One Dollar Checks will f ONE DOLLAR CHECK be accepted by the Com- | FREE mercial Trust Co. when | . : o presented at the bank with | With Each Paid Admission nine dollars in cash in | to any Afternoon opening a new savings ac- | count in the amount of ten | dollars or more. ’ ted that more than vere present, he Herald classified pages wants The most generous of- fer ever made by any amusement organiza- tion in the history of the city of New Britain. ONE DOLLAR CHECK FREE to any Afternoon == ) Evening Performance Evening Performance who have favored us with their liberal patronage, desiring to show our ap- preciation in a practical manner is the reason of our Gift Week offer, hop- ing that this bank check may open the way to a savings account which will he a s With a feeling of sincere gratitude to our many friends and patrons art on the sure road to success and happiness. NO EXPENSE HAS BEEN SPARED A Program of Unusual Merit Has Been Prepared KEITH VAUDEVILLE 14—Big Time Acts—14 Monday—Tuesday—Wednesday 7—ACTS—1 Teaturing THE FAMOUS PRIMROSE FOUR 1,000 Pounds of Harmony Other big acts T—ACTS-—7 . 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