Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1937 — Page 12

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FLOOD CONTROL

Roosevelt Crop Insurance Text

The 1 text President Roose: | welt! s special message to Con- | — | gress on crop insurance folRepresentatives ¢ of 9 States lows:

| To the Congress of the United | To Convene Here During the past four years the |

, farmers and consumers. Meanwhile | again it has been shown that | neither producers nor consumers lare benefited by wide fluctuations |'in either prices or supplies of farm | products. Convinced that the time has come to take permanent steps to protect | farmers and consumers against dis- | asters of both types, I appointed, on Sept. 19, last, a committee of rep-

RHODE ISLAND'S DRIVER LICENSE LAW IS LAUDED

Death Toll and Injury List Reduced as Motorists

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| | | Government has assisted farmers | resentatives of Federal agencies and

| States: Tomorrow.

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relation to ‘water supply and diversion, pollution, drainage, navigation, recreation, reforestation and soil and wild life conservation. Former Governor McNutt. Council of State Governments president, is scheduled to open the conference. Heading Indiana's delegation will be | Dr. B. D. Myers; State Planning Board vice chairman; State Senator | Jacob Weiss and Rep. William E. Treadway. L. Segoe, Ohio Valley Planning Commission, and Col. J. D. Arthur, Army Engineers Corps, are to reprethe Federal Government An agency to study plans interstate and Federal-state operation in forestalling hasty action which might endanger other phases of the general basin program is to be outlined Proper division of authority between the Federal and state governments in the flood prevention plan is to be debated. The Federal Flood Control Act of 1936, which specifies that each state must pay bdrivate property owners for land condemned for flood control and construction projects, also is to be discussed.

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Agencies Speed State Flood Relief

Rehabilitation of flooded ern Indiana was speeded today after a ‘meeting here yesterday of Federal, State and Red Cross officials. R. C. Smith, Administration Regional reported that RA has made arrangements for loans to farmers in the flooded area to buy livestock, feed and seed. Martin Carpenter, U. S. Emplovment Service State Director, said about 1300 men are emplrved Ppriin cleanup work. Red ‘Cross officials said that beginning Sundav activities of that organization in the flood zone will be directed from the central office at Evansunder supervision of Charles

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Flood Loan Director To Make Survey

By United I WASHINGTON, Feb. 18—Emil Schram, managing director of the newly created Disaster Loan Corp. will leave tonight for the Ohio Valley flood region to set up machinery for financing rehabilitation of the stricken area, the RFC announced today. Following a conference with Governor Horner of Illinois tomorrow, Mr. Schram will travel up the Ohio River to Evansville, Paducah, Ky. ang Louisville.

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FALSE ARREST OF 3

Parents of Garrett Youths Sue Police Officers.

Evy United Press AUBURN, Ind., Feb. 18 Complaints of false arrest demanding $5000 damages each were filed in De Kalb Circuit Court against Ben James, Steuben County Sheriff; Charles K. Lantz, Garrett policeman, and Samuel Patten of the State Police. The plaintiffs are three Garret High School pupils, Lowell Cole, 186; Charles Hamm, 16, and Richard Weaver, 17. They are represented by their fathers The complaints alleged unwarranted arrest when they were taken from the school to the Garrett police station last Tuesday, printed and questioned regarding a burglary at Hamilton.

THIRD PROBE OF JAIL DELIVERY TRY BEGUN

Bil ted Press FT. WAYNE, Feb 18.-~The third investigation of an attempted delivof prisoners Jan. 19 from the Federal division of the Allen County Jail was in progress here todav Francis «J. Hacket. Bureau of Prisons Inspector, arrived here vesterday and will repeat the probe already conducted by a field repre sentative of tice

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Federal Grand Jury investigation |

two weeks ago of the attempted jail

break resulted in indictment of three |

prisoners,

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T takes more than “just a salve” to draw them out. It takes a “counter-irritant ’! And that’s what good old Musterole is—sooth= ing, warming, penetrating and helpful in drawing out the local congesSion and pain when rubbed on the sore, aching spots. Muscular lumbago, soreness and

etiffness generally yield promptly to continued |

this treatment, and wit uppearion, relief usually follows, ven better results than the oldfashioned mustard plaster, Used b millions for 25 years. Recommend by many doctors and nurses. All druggists, In three strengths: Regular Strength, Children’s (mild), and Extra Strong. Tested and approved b Good Housekeeping Bureau, No.4367.

Resettlement | Director, |

finger- |

the Department of Jus- |

| in meeting emergencies of two dif- | ferent types The first was the collapse of | prices resulting from huge surpluses |

for which foreign markets had dis- |

appeared. The second was widespread failure of crops resulting from drought.

_ ovens action helped both

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CONDEMNATION

RA Can Take Land for Park, | Circuit Tribunal Decides.

The Federal Government was up- | held in its condemnation of a tract fof land in Ripley County for park |

purposes Appeals, Federal Court here were advised. The decision involved condemnation in 1934 of 103.7 acres in Ripley

attaches

County for conversion into part of |

a park system under the Rural Resettlement Administration. The owners, Mr. and Mrs. Raphael | E. Biekman, filed a demurrer in Federal Court here, contending the Government could not condemn land for park purposes. ert Baltzell ruled for ment and appointed praisers. The decision given today was on

the Governthree

the owner's appeal to set aside their |

appointment.

The case still can be appealedq on |

its ‘merits, court WiChES Sid.

MAP PROGRAM FOR G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT

Joseph B. Henninger, G. assistant adjutant, and Mrs. Essex, state secretary, turned from Logansport preliminary meeting was held vesterday to arrange for the 58th annual G. A. R. state encampment. The encampment is to be starting June 138 in Logansport. C. Fideler, Logansport Mayor, sided at Yespurday? Ss ‘meeting.

OPTOMETRISTS SET SPECIAL MEETINGS

Optometrists of Indianapolis and vicinity are to hold special meetings at the Hotel Severin today | and Friday under auspices of the | Indiana Association of Optometrists. Ralph Barstow, Rochester, N. Y. economist, is to speak.

A. R. Eldora have Trewhere a

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requested this committee to prepare |a report and recommendations for | legislation providing a plan of “all | risk” crop insurance. The committee now has completed its work and T transmit to you its report, entitled ‘Report and Recommendatiens of the | President's Committee on Crop Insurance.” 1 have examined this report and 1 am convinced that ‘the plan it outlines is practical, socially desirable and ‘worthy of your thoughtful consideration. I believe that it provides an adequate basis for legislation which will make possible a program of crop insurance applying to wheat for the crop year 1938. 1 believe that legis[lation should authorize application of similar programs to other commodi- | ties when it is established that pro- | ducers desire them and application { of the plan to wheat has provided a | backlog of experience in applying | the principles of crop insurance.

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Crop insurance and a system of storage reserves should operate so | that surpluses in years of good

| weather might be carried over for ‘use in years of unfavorable growing | | conditions. Crop insurance and a system of storage reserves would Yelp | [to protect the income of individual

| farmers against the hazards of crop failure; it would help to protect | consumers against shortages of food [supplies and against extremes of | prices; and finally, it would assist in | providing a more nearly even flow of | farm supplies, thus stabilizing farm [buying power and contributing to |the security of business and em- | ployment. | The Government also has a spe|cial interest in ‘measures ‘which | would assist in guarding farmers and consumers against emergencies arising out of extremes of surpluses or shortages. The expense in the past to Federal, state and local governments arising by reason of crop losses point to the desirability of employing the principle of insurance | in order to lessen the cost—financial and human-—of future crop disasters. A program of crop insurance and | storage of reserves would be part of | | the foundation of agricultural policy |

which we are building and ‘which | y

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By WILFRED J. PAQUIN Chief, Division of Motor Vehicles for the | State of Rhode Island Rhode Island's achievement in re- | ducing death and injuries arising from motor vehicle accidents on! highways has been made possible by the enactment and enforcement ot a broad workable license law. Qur has two very | importent functions, se- | lection and] supervision. It eliminates the unfit, both physical and mental, from operating in our State. Our license Mr. Paquin law administration does not end merely with the granting of a license; it provides for constant supervision of all drivers and tends | to exclude from the highways the reckless and careless.

Any progress in the field of safety |

| must necessarily begin with regula- |

tion, and definite results have been | obtained in Rhode Island because! our drivers have been taught to real- | ize the responsibilities involved in | holding a license. |

| the Those who shirk their obligation | | accountants in industry

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PREDICTS INCREASE | IN COST ACCOUNTING

Continuation of the trend toward | increasing importance of cost | was Ppre-|

to the safety and well-being of our | dicted last night by P. Richmond |

citizens, are penalized for their dis- | regard. One might assume that consider | able public resentment would arise |

| Fletcher, tion of Cost Accountants president. | | He addressed the local chapter la

Boston, National Associa- |

dinner-meeting in the Hotel

from the enforcement of our license | Washington

law, but such is not the case. The | public, particularly the motorists, has demonstrated to co-operate in any program of | accident prevention. The few who | have failed to do so have readily learned the lesson that in proper |

its ‘willingness |

| supervision there is safety.

{cent manufacturers realize the necessity of knowing their costs of manufac-

Mr. Fletcher pointed out that re-

Federal legislation has made

turing, Qistributing and Selling. !

We cannot say enough in behalf | |

| of the adequate, safe license legis- |

lation. What has been accomplished | in Rhode Island in accident reduce tion, has been achieved through the | medium of our drivers’ license law.

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