Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1938 — Page 4

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} WASHINGTON, Aug. 3¢ (U. BP). —Govérnment officials acted quietly ¢ today to halt the revival of or “Utopian” old-age pension schemes. RE ~ Only a week ago President Roose- |: k ho velt warned publicly that there are “no shortcuts to Utopia.” Meanwhile, Social Security Board officials were not a little alarmed by the plans which will be issues in forihcoming state elections. Chairman Arthur J. Altmeyer of the Social Security Board has’ \ ‘warned Senator William Gibbs Mc3 * "Adoo (D. Cal) that the “$30-every-Thursday” proposal in his state would be disastrous to business. He questioned its constitutionality and asserted that it was not “econom- « ically sound or feasible.” Mr. Alimeyer wrote Senator Mc=Adoo, in reply to the Senator's re- - quest for the board's opinion, that the present State-Federal old-age assistance plan for™ needy aged would be jeopardized in California by the transfer of state resources to eligible persons over 50 who, regard_less of need, would receive the ~ 2. larger amount. Townsend Attorney Is Foe

Senator McAdoo’s opponent for the Democratic Senatorial nomination is Sheridan Downey, who was ~ ‘attorney for Dr. Francis E. Townsend’s pension organization wheh : it was demanding $200 a month for \ everyone oyer 60. The proposal has been placed on the ballots by the signatures of 800,000 Californians to an initiative petition. Mr, Altmeyer estimated that at least one million of the 1,600,000 over 50 would be eligible . for the weekly payments at a cost » of about $1,560,000,000 a yer or| nearly four times the amount now collected in State and local taxes. The plan calls for issuance of warrants to the beneficiaries by the State. A two-cent redemption stamp would be affixed by the current possessor each week. Mr. Altmeyer’s experts computed that 2,500,000 Californians would have to pay $625 a

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