Washington, Nov. 20.
Senator Pat Harrison, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, predicted to-day that Congress at its next session, would retain taxes at their present levels in order to accelerate the balancing of the Federal budget. Congress may, he said, remove inequities which have developed in the corporate surplus tax, but the changes would not be retroactive.
The Senator also predicted the failure of labour's drive to eliminate the old-age pension tax on workers. In addition, he forecast the follow-Ing developments in the forthcoming Congressional session:
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