Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1937 — Page 6

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"PAGE 6 REALTORS HERE | DECLARE RENTS & WILL INCREASE

Rise Is Inevitable, Real Estate Board Division Asserts.

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heard arguments on the Virginian Railway's claim that the Rail Labor Act is unconstitutional in toto. | The Rock Island system, which is in receivership, made the checkoff agreement with the union and then obtained from each member a Seis permission for the dues | ¢ eduction. The A. F. of L. ons union « OMpos Ton

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Section Opposing Check-off | rients under the “due process”

S 4 | clause of the Constitution. In supApproved Indirectly in | port of this position the company Another Suit.

union, the Brotherhood of Railway

Labor Act of 1834, is in the peculiar position of having already approved one section of it indirectly. This section is the act's littleknown provision forbidding use of the check-off system, whereby union dues are deducted by the employer from the worker's pay and turned over to the union, A company union on the Rock

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In a 1835 election by the Railway Mediation Board, the company | union got 2251 votes, A. F. of L.| unions 3215, The act says: “It shall be une lawful for any carrier to von de- |

Shop Crafts of America, cited several antilabor decisions of the Su- | duct from the wages of employees preme Court as upholding their | any dues, fees, assessments or other freedom of contract. | contributions payable to labor orTimes Special Writer The lower Federal Comrts upheld (ganizations, or to collect or to as WASHINGTON, Feb. 26. — The | the act's provision, ané the Su-|sist in the collection of any such preme Coury recently refussad to re- | dues, fees, assessments, or other

| Supreme Court, now considering | | the constitutionality of the Railway view the decision. Thereafter it | contributions.”

An increase in rents in Indian- By HERBERT LITTLE

apolis is inevitable, a statement | issued today by the Property Management Division of the Indianap-

olis Real Estate Board said. & 8 4 — re

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The property managers, con-| trolling approximately 50,000 of the | 80,000 rental units in the city, said the raise will not be on a fixed per- | centage, but each property will be considered individually. It was made plain that an increase on all 50,000 properties is not | to be made. The committee issuing the state- | ment includes R. A. Franke, E. A. Teckemeyer and R. A. Hartman. It! follows: | “The Property Management Di-| vision of the Real Estate Board is | an organization which ‘was orig-| inally formed to attempt the elim-| ination of abuses and waste in the | management and ownership of real | estate. It also accomplished much in the establishment of fair practices and in the formulation of plans looking to a more equitable handling of the tenants as well as the landlords’ problems and interests “Today, as in the past two years, certain uncontrollable factors are at | work which will inevitably lead to increases in the cost of housing. | This movement, out of control, might easily lead to excessive increases and other unwarranted results. “No organization can control the economic factors, such as (1) rising material costs, (2) Government competition in housing, (3) new and increased taxes and (4) other factors less prominent, but no less effective, which will eventually bring rising housing costs to our community. “However, the members of the P. M. D. do feel that this situation is their maior problem today; that it is their duty to analyze the situation to see that all concerned are dealt with equitably, and that so far as it is within their control, excesses are not permitted.

Control 50,000 Units “The agencies represented in this organization operate and control over 50,000 of the 80.000 rental units | in Indianapolis, and it is therefore

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to be held March 4 in the Claypool Hotel as part of | a nation-wide party celebration. The program is to be featured hy President Roosevelt's speech over

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Kirby, ticket committee chairman. Mayor Kern, |

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The air navigation department | ceeds are to be used for flood relief. ONE MORE CARLOAD OF BEDROOM SUITES!

Townsend is shown buying his ticket to the Democratic Victory Banquet from Robert

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Failure of a Chicago womah to appear in Superior Court 1 yes-| terday resulted in awarding of a] $10,000 judgment to heirs of John | Goben without a legal fight. The default judgment was made in a suit filed by the Security Trust Co., as administrator of the Goben estate. Mr. Goben, the plaintiff claimed, was Killed last May 15 when struck by a car owned by Mrs. Victoria Amedee, Chicago. Mrs. Amedee ignored the pending litigation for several months, court attaches said, and when the case came up for trial she failed to appear. Attorneys said the Goben heirs | can collect the entire amount «if | Mrs. Amedee's property is worth that much.

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DR. WILDMAN TO SPEAK Dr. Clvde Wildman, DePauw University president, is to speak durobvious that whatever action is/ ing a special service Sunday night taken to contrdl this raise in rents at the Tenth Street Methodist will have some authority behind it. Church on “Solid Foundations.” “We shall not subscribe to any Sans eo——— blanket raise of any certain percentage because we believe that each property should be considered individually and the amount of rent thereby determined. All homes or apartments may nou be entitled to an increase at this time. On the other hand many properties are renting now for less than their Committee: present rental value. R. A. Franke “It appears that increases are in- | E. A. Teckemeyer evitable. There is a shortage of R. A. Hartman.

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