New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1927, Page 9

§400,000,000 CUT R ‘ 2 olhrr two ut'xwry rec- Fall River Miss Again Featured in one proposi PLAN IS ATTAGKEI],(. (Continued from First Page) the corporation tax from‘13 1-2 pe cent to 11 or possibly 10 per cont. instead of the 12 per cent proposed [rom taxation. by Secretary Mellon. The Texan said he believed ma- | terial reduction of this tax rather than a revision of surtax rates on | incomes of from $16,000 to $90,000 | was required. MacColl agreed with James A Emery, representing the Association of Manufacturers, the corporation tax should be re-| duced. Emery advocated allotting a | major part of the prospective reduc- insisted that the inheritance and re- | °f maining excise taxes should be re- pealed, | to a jury. The treasury vesterday also urged repeal of the estate t clinination of the s sance levies, Revenue Recommendations several members of the committec Wit 2 . took occasion to discuss in some de.| The judge, however, surprised the tail the recommendations submitted | CroWd by remarking predicting that despite the limiting treasury figure of new tax reduction mea call for a cut of Chairman Green of the committee suid reiteration by the treasury of its recommendations for repeal of | estate or inheritance tax not altered his previou ury should be effected. A wide difference of over Mr, Mellon's duce the corporation tax from 13 1-2 ver cent, °r cut should be made in posal to retain the ticularly that on automobile | revision of surtaxes rates comes between $16 discussion rding ti mmendations; corporations with incomes | directors, be permitted jturns as partnerships or tions at their option; and ‘come derived from Americ ers’ acceptances held by for tral banks of issue, be MANY SHOCKED AS MacColl For Reduction “Quite Usual for Women National | that | London, Nov. 1 (P—A st ish court gave spectators t. of corporations whi C o R OOl fReinlIn e fonay when | A woman plaintifft in a to exhibit her knee. | parently expecting Lord He ide from the meeting today, with concern. “It s y by Mr. Mellon, Repre- | ual for women to show th i irner of Texas, ranking | nowadays. democrat on the committee, flatly| There upon t Marjorie Rosebec just a trifle d showed I knee to the jurors, Miss Back was sulng for ,000,000 the e would 25,000,000 by the | its congressional it completed tive journey. her knee had been severel by a hot water bottle while under an anaesthetie, had | announced sted by the treas- im $90 in court in West s existed to re.,2n automobile: Without an operators' lic Without a registr: With defective brak prop democratic taking the members gon- positions that a this With defective ligh With illegal mar Attack Excise Taxes Without a winds! able comment also was| Without a windshield wiy forthcoming on the treasury pro- T Nine-two-five (9 11's Classified Ad telephone xcise taxes, p Bulltleea R . 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