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exempted farm products from taxation. In its decision the court also pointed out that the act ran contrary to the constitution by delegating to local governments the legislative right of determining how, the money apportioned to them should be spent. Advance Plan Again The 1933 sales tax act provided that the proceeds of the tax should be apportioned among the counties on the basis of population, a plan again advanced by Democratic candidates in the 1948 election campaign. The act said the money which the counties received could be spent either for emergency relief or public school purposes, but failed to specify one object or purpose. The constitution says "bills making appropriations of money out of the treasury shall specify the objects and purposes for which the same are made." Some legislative experts here insist this makes any flat sharing of state revenues with cities impossible, and leaves the alternative of making a multitude of appropriations.

Several appropriations would be made to each city. Each appropriation would be for a specific purpose. North Western Resumes Runs After Derailment (Picture on back page) Service was restored early yesterday on tracks of the Ifcrth Western railroad near Blairstown, damaged Saturday when 10 cars and the engine of the railroad's City of San Francisco, en route to Chicago, left the tracks after sideswlping a frate train. About 1,000 feet of track was torn up. No one was seriously injured, the railroad reported, and most Chicago bound passengers continued their journey on another train after receiving first aid.

VICTIM OF FALL DIES Mrs. Anne Peck, 72. of 121S Gun-derson Berwyn, died in County hoepitel of injuries received in fait, COPENHAGEN. Denmark, Jan. 23 (AP) Danish and foreign press photografers clamped a boycott on Queen Ingrid today.

The queen, attending a reception at Copenhagen's town hall on the 25th anniversary of the Girl Scout movement in Denmark, let it be known she wished the cameramen to take her picture outside the town hall. Inside, the announcement said, the Girl Scouts had arranged for a private photog-rafer to do all the shutter snapping. The press photografers refused to take any pictures at all and picketed the town hall in protest. his desk tomorrow and may settle the controversy in time to have the resolution offered Wednesday. It is possible that the governor may decide to make one of the two constitutional convention resolutions already introduced by individual legislators the official administration resolution.

Stevenson is expected to delay work on an administration plan to provide state financial aid for local governmental bodies at least two weeks. Mayor Kennelly will meet with the governor about that time to explain Chicago's request for an amount which may range up to 25 million dollars. Must Match Grants Such a grant for Chicago would require a similar grant in aid to downstate cities and state revenues might be. overburdened by such a combination. In administration legislative advisers have pointed out a constitutional "difficulty which may upset the entire local aid plan.

The 1933 sales tax act was thrown out by the Illinois Supreme court on the ground it did not meet the constitutional require Legislature to End Recess Tuesday BY JOHNSON KANADY (Chicago Tribune Press Service) Springfield, 111., Jan. 23-Defi-ciency appropriation bills for two state departments will be ready for introduction Tuesday when the legislature convenes after a two week recess. The bills will provide funds for the departments of public welfare and public safety. The funds are needed to offset the rising food costs for state institutions. A bill to provide relief funds for the Illinois public aid commission also will be introduced.

Work on the administration's constitutional convention resolution has been underway during the recess, but Gov. Stevenson's office said it is doubtful if the resolution will be ready for intro- W.W.MMBAM CO. Open Mondays to 9. Daily 9:15 to 5:45 duction this week. Sponsorship of the plan is the main knot to unravel before the bill is introduced.

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