Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1937 — Page 11

THURSDAY, JAN. oy 1937 Princess Ju liana Wed in Great Church

VANS HIGH IN PRAISE OF F.D.R.'S SPEECH

Indiana Senator Jubilant Over President’s Views On Constitution.

By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer : WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—Senator Frederick VanNuys was jubilant today over President Roosevelt's message to Congress. For the President expressed the view that remedies for present evils can be found without a constitutional amendment if the courts will follow a more flexible interpretation.

Senator VanNuys, as a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, has opposed “tinkering with the Constitution” and declares that legislation can be properly drafted to meet the New Deal demands. Thus the President has put his approval on the Hoosier Senator's views, rather than that of Senator Joseph Robinson, the majority leader, who urged a constitutional amendment to give Congress the power to legislate on minimum wages and maximum hours. “Senator Sherman Minton approved of Senator Robinson’s view saying “If the Constitution isn’t right, let’s make it right.” Senator Minton said he saw nothing in the President’s speech which would be contrary to that stand and asserted that the only law that could remedy the court situation would be one requiring seven of the nine Supreme Court justices to vote a law unconstitutional. This plan was advanced by Senator Minton following the AAA decision last session, Senator VanNuys, who served on the Democratic steering committee last session, has been made a member of the new policy committee announced by Leader Robinson. This committee will co-operate with a similar one from the House in determining the course of legislation for the majority and administration.

BANK INVESTIGATOR ~ MAY TESTIFY TODAY

By United Press PT. WAYNE, Jan. 7. — Walter Kuhnel, Federal agent who investigated books of the closed Columbia State Bank at Columbia City, was expected to testify today against H. Alton Beeson, the bank’s former president, and. Elmer FP. Harsch of Warsaw, charged with conspiracy to defraud the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

FIRE DESTROYS HOTEL By United Press BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Jan. 7— Fire destroyed a 16-room frame hotel and an adjoining building containing the Odd Fellows Lodge and a restaurant at Owensburg, near here, todhy., Loss was estimated at $5000.

With his wedding to Crown Princess Juliana in the Great Church of The Hague, Holland, Prince Bernhard zur Lippe-Biesterfeld entered the famed House of Orange though not given one of its princedoms. The newlyweds will set up housekeeping in the palace at Soestdijk, modernized with a fund subscribed by the Dutch people.

YOUTH IS CRASH VICTIM MONROEVILLE, Ind, Jan. T7.— Oliver Merrick, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herick of Ft. Wayne,

was killed when the automobile in which he was riding failed to make a sharp turn in the highway and turned over three times.

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WELFARE WORKERS TO MEET IN CHICAGO

Wayne Coy, acting director of the State Public Welfare Department, and staff members in charge of Indiana’s child welfare and public assistance programs, are to attend a regional conference in Chicago tomorrow and Saturday. Called by the Federal Social Security .Board, the meeting is to feature discussions on child welfare and public assistance legislation. Welfare officials from Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan also are to attend. Those from Indiana Public Welfare Department who are to accompany Mr. Coy are Virgil Sheppard, acting director of public assistance; Charles B. Marshall, general administration director; Miss Katherine Belzer, James P. Lydon, John McCaslin, Mrs. Helen Y. Smith, Miss Louise Griffin and Miss Mildred Arnold.

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