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X34k tX 3 [ 4 The conference also took up the question of drivers‘ licenses. The Chicago Motor club will introduce a bill in the legislature requiring liâ€" censes and providing for the suspenâ€" sion or revocation of licenses on the commission of stated offenses. It will oppose, however, any bill providing for a physical and mental test of drivers. Not Spent in County Lastly, proponents of the gas tax project, the conference declared, were not familiar with the legislation they were urging. Many persons favoring such a tax are doing so under the imâ€" pression that the tax will be spent in the counties where it was collectâ€" ed. The motor club efficials expect no such bill to be favored by the state. The idea is to have the tax returned to the state treasury where it will form a new fund which can be dispensed as the bond issue funds have been portioned out. Gas Tax Unnecessary In the first place, the conference announced, the gas tax is unnecesâ€" sary. The funds now on hand are enough to build roads for the next five years. Within the past eight years, the $60,000,000 highway bond issue has been consumed and $29,000,â€" 000 of the $100,000,000 . bond issue used up, a total of $89,000,000. This leaves $71,000,000 of the latter issue still available, and federal aid at the rate of about $4,000,000 a year. The officials figured out that if $89,000,000 was adequate for eight years, the $71,000,000 plus federal aid should be sufficient to cover five years‘ road building requirements. . Secondly, it was pointed out that Illinois motor clubs had supported Smail‘s $100,000,000 bond issue on the sepecific understanding that no other taxes would be levied on the motorâ€" ist. The conference was held under the auspices of the Association of Illiâ€" nois Automobile club officials. Presâ€" ent were Charles M. Hayes, presiâ€" dent of the Chicago Motor club; Sidâ€" ney S. Gorham, chairman of the club‘s legislative committee; Hubert Mills, secretary of the Decatur Moâ€" tor club; W. F. Gibbs, secretary of the Quincy Motor club; Earl Rice, secretary of the Springfield Automoâ€" bile club; Edward McCune, secretary of the Mississippi Motor club at Rock Island, and between thirty and forty branch managers of the Chicaâ€" go Motor club. PAGE EIGHT PLANNING CAMP AIGN AGAINST "GAS" TAX MOTORISTS ARE UNITED EVERYBODY READS THE WANTâ€"AD PAGE Meeting Held In Chicago For A meeting of motor club officials from various parts of Illinois was held at the offices of the Chicago Moâ€" tor club, January 7, at which time plans were laid for a statewide camâ€" paign against the gas tax proposed by,the state highway department. Telephone H. P. 2700 Opposition to Proâ€" Milh / OAIRY CompaANY P3 44 promote robust health. Bowman‘s Milk is whole milkâ€"just as rich in cream as when taken from the cow. And it is fresh! 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The chassis is equipped with the new vacuum ventilator which holds crankâ€" cas* dilution to such close limits that only four changes of oil a year are necessary, provided the level in the crankcase is kept up. Gasoline mileâ€" age between 17 and 19 miles to the gallon. The Town Brougham is a companâ€" ion model to the Series 115 Country Club coupe, and varries the same equipment. This includes a smoking set and vanity, high quality carpetâ€" ing in the rear compartment, artisâ€" tically designed hardware, indirectly lighted instrument panel, and the new Buick radiator emblem. YELLOW CAB RATES Pleasing Effect _ A very pleasing effect has been obâ€" tained by skillful gpplication of colâ€" ors. Whils the entire upper part of the body is in Delaware green, the insets around the windows are in the lighter Yorktown green. This treatâ€" ment gives an effect of color harmony hitherto associated only with the most expensive eustomâ€"built cars. The body is of the sedan type, with the rounded, leather covered rear quarters and the landau hinges of the brougham. It is distinctly in the deluxe class, carrying special equipâ€" ment, upholstery and finish. The color on the upper works of the body is Delaware green, with Yorktown green below the belt. The Yeather rear quarters are colorful. Poubla gold striping is placed over the black lower molding. The wheels are dark natural wood. The upholstery is a shade of green to harmonize with the body colors. > One of New Models Exhibited at hifi eonanaied e uzin on chrnertanel wen t o auceamentict Automobile Shows Aftracts |\nEppAL OF LAW URGED NEW BODY TY‘EE S _ s f SHO BY BUICK ‘Among the new ‘imodels which atâ€" ° [ tracted the crowds at the New York| American Auto Association automobile show last week was a new Exerting Every Influence body type introduced by Buick. This Against It; Reasons model is called the Town Brougham, Ar él and is a deluxe five passenger closed e uiven car on the Series 115 chassis. â€" neproert iimiees First twoâ€"thirds mile ..............835¢ Each additional 1â€"3 mile ........10¢c No charge for extra passengers. PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 2000 Ni Reqnie uie sA We ons Four reasons why the automotive excise tax should be repealed were succinctly cited in a statement from the Chicago Motor club. They are: First, as a matter of justice to car owners; second, because it is a tax that has been removed already from every other manufactured article save oneâ€"pistols; third, because it is a tax upon individual transportation; fourth, because as a peaceâ€"time prinâ€" ciple of taxation, it is unsound. The argument that the excise tax is a form of class legislation is adâ€" Demands Repeal The American Automobile associaâ€" tion has thrown the entire weight and influence of its membership of approximately a million motorists inâ€" to the battle insistently demanding repeal of this "class levy," practicalâ€" ly the last of the warâ€"time levies which remains a part of the nation‘s revenue system. With the organized motorists‘ organization representing the consumer, some 20,000,000 car owners in the United States, the naâ€" tional organizations of automobile manufacturers and of motor vehicle dealers are also voicing to congress an appeal for relief. The Chicago Motor club, coâ€"operatâ€" ing with the American Automobile association, is leading organized moâ€" torists of the midwest in the new campaign against further imposition of the three per cent federal tax on motor vehicles. Motordom‘s fight for repeal by congress of the War Excise tax on automotive products is â€" gathering strength throughout the nation, Charles M. Hayes, president of the Chicago Motor club, announced reâ€" cently. THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS WAR EXCISE TAXES xeN illustrated at right, makes the room bright and cheery with warm, softly diffused light. The dull ivory frosted shade is daintily decorated in rose and light blue, and the metal $ 75 holder is in ivory $mL 5-â€" Price, as shown, 0| . The New Bedroom Unit Kitchen Unit for this important room â€"plenty of even, nonâ€"glaring illumination from one easy â€" toâ€"clean fixture. New model, which replaces the one forâ€" merly sold at $6.50, includes drop cord with control switch $ 50 and extra outlet, and is 4_ an exceptional value at . This Dayli; PuUI ight Kitc They regard the effort to link the imposition of this Jevy with the fedâ€" eral aid highway system as a flagrant confusion of ideas and principles. 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