Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 140, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1932 — Page 17

OCT. 21, 1932

EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS IS PREDICTED Democrats Think Roosevelt Will Sound Spring Call, If Elected. h]f Rcrippa-Hownr<l X* ir/paprr AUiftttcr WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.—Belief that Governor Roosevelt, if elected President, will call a special session of congress next spring for enactment of his program of remedial legislation is held generally by Democrats here. They foresee unemployment relief, the tariff, taxation, governmental economy and perhaps prohibition as issues before the probable special session. And it is ppt improbable that even the passage of appropriations bills might be delayed if the Democrats win Nov. B.' Chairman Byrns tDem., Tenn.) of the house appropriations committee said the suggestion had been made to him that in the event of a Democratic victory only the necessary deficiency appropriations, or those for unemployment and business relief, be made in the short session. This would permit the new administration to take charge of the program of appropriations from the outset. . Byrns said that if Roosevelt suggested this course his committee would consider it. But his personal opinion Is that the regular annual supply bills might as well be passed in the short session. For, he Said, congress has the power any time during the next fiscal year to reduce or increase appropriations. He also anticipates a special session if Roosevelt is elected, and believes that in that event smoother operation could be secured if the appropriation bills were out of the way. Byrns expects the members of the appropriation committee to meet here about mid-November, and then their program will be planned. The appropriations problem this December will be acutely complicated by two factors: Prohibition and governmental economy. Many expect the liquor fight to break over the enforcement appropriation to the department of justice. Some wets are prepared to argue that even if congress neither passes a repeal resolution nor modifies the Volstead act, the appropriation for enforcement should be reduced, if not eliminated. In event cither a repeal resolution is passed or a beer bill approved, the wets will have a good chance of reducing the enforcement appropriation. The economy issue is expected to revolve about the Democratic platform pledge to reduce expenditures by a flat 25 per cent, and President Hoover’s promised recommendations for reorganization of the government. $50,000 VALUE ON FOOT Sues on Result of Amputation Following Accident. Damages-of sso,ooo‘are demanded by John Floros, who lost a foot in an accident, from the Indianapolis. Railways, Inc., in a suit on file today in superior court one. It was necessary to amputate the foot after a collision between a truck and street car at Indiana avenue and Douglass street, July 2, according to the complaint. CHILD HURT IN STREET Girl, 4. Runs Into Side of Auto; Suffers Broken Log, Running into the side of an automobile while crossing the street in front of her home Thursday, Margaret Ann Costino, 4. of 922 South East street, incurred a broken left leg and several bruises.

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MILLS DEFENDS ‘FEAR’ Nation Justified in Alarm if Democrats Win, He Says. By l nitcrl Prexn WASHINGTON. Oct. 21.—Secretary of Treasury Ogden Mills, defending the administration of federal finances during the last feur years, accuses Governor Franklin D, Roosevelt of making “fantastic statements” in his Pittsburgh speech on government economy. Mills answered the Democratic presidential nominee’s charges of financial extravagance and mismanagement in a statement Thursday night, in which he said Governor Roosevelt showed a “complete lack of understanding of the realities.” He replied to Governor Roose-

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RED CROSS TO GIVE GARMENTS I 58.000 Ready-Made Items of Apparel Promised. Shipment of approximately 58.000 ready-made garments will be made to the Indianapolis chapter of the American Red Cross from the cotten appropriation of the federal government for distribution to the needy families of this community, according to word received today. This shipment will supplement clothing to be made by volunteei workers in Indianapolis froTh a large supply of cotton cloth, which also is provided from the federal appropriation. Plans are being •.formulated by the chapter, William Fortune, chairman, announced, for sewing groups to prepare the bolt cloth received. A distribution system, which will make certain of distribution among those families accepted by the welfare agencies for relief, and who are not able otherwise to provide their clothing needs, will be devised by the local chapter. The’ ready-made clothing to be received will include men’s, women’s, children’s and infants’ hosiery and underwear, men’s trousers and overalls, and boys’ knickers and overalls. merger - is~completed stock Deposits Consummate White and Studcbaker Deal. By United I’rrxx CLEVELAND, Oct. 21.—Merger of White Motor Company and Studebaker Corporation was consummated today, President A. R. Erskine of Studebaker announced in a letter to stockholders. Erskine said 88 per cent of White stock had been deposited under terms of the merger. Only 75 per cent of the stock was necessary for ratification.

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