Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1939 — Page 6

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TRUCK LICENSES

Townsend and Finney Plan To Attend Parley on Trade Barriers.

Governor Townsend and Frank

Finney, State Motor Vehicle Bureau | §

Director, will attend the Nationfl Conference on Interstate Trade Barriers in Chicago April 5, 6 and 7. Among the more important trade barriers: now existing among states are the truck and motor vehicle regulations. Mr. Finney said oné of the first aims of the conference will be to pave the way for reciprocal agreements among states on truck license fees. : More Agreements Sought “Extra barriers against interstate truck traffic are harmful to all kinds of commerce because ‘much of the goods are shipped by truck,” Mr. Finney said. Indiana now has reciprocal agreements on truck licenses with Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, West Virginia, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Utah. © Efforts will be made to get agreements with as many other states as possible, Mr. Finney said.

Legislature Commented

Recently passed ammendments to Indiana’s liquor laws eliminated the port-of-entry fees and Indiana

officials will not be concerned with this part of the conference. The Council of State Governments in a letter to Governor Townsend today commended the Indiana Legislature on its removal of the beer entry fees and for the legislation that will permit Indiara to join an Ohio River flood control compact with other bordering states.

STRENGTH AND MAGIC FEATS ON PROGRAM

Feats of strength and magic will

be on the program of a special]:

meeting of Boy Scout Troop 50 in the Communal Building, Morris and Meridian Sts., at 8 ¢’clock tonight.

A weight-lifting exhibition will be | staged by Bruce Whitaker of the];

Hoffmeister Gymnasium. Buck Wasson. formerly of the Southport High School team, will wrestle some of the members of Troop 50. Tricks of magic also will be on the program. :

FIRST WITNESSES DUE IN SERVEL INQUIRY

EVANSVILLE, March 21 (U. P.. —First witnesses to the strike of the United Electrical, Radio and

‘Damage estimated at $3000 has been caused to this concrete retaining wall on White River below

Times Photos The gates were opened to relieve flood waters of White River shown above, according to M. G. Johnson, Marion County Flood Prevention Board president. Mr. Perry said he would ask the Board to repair the section of the retaining wall washed away. :

MISTAKE ON PLEDGE | ably never would have appeared if EAST LANSING, Mich, March|the recipient of the Chi Omega in21 (U. P.).—It wasn’t that Michigan |vitation to a tea hadn't been

Machine Workers Union at the|State College sororities stooped to|“Osric,” columnist for the college

Servel plant were to be called before the Grand Jury here today. The jury began investigation of strike violence. Twenty persons were arrested but nearly all have been releasad. Leonard Johnson, 25, shot during the disturbance, is recovering.

LOGANSPORT ELKS ELECT NEW RULER

Times Special LOGANSPORT, March 21.—Leland Smith has been elected exalted ruler of Logansport Elks Lodge. He succeeds Robert O. Hillis Jr. © Others named to offices are: Frederick Landis, Glen MclIlwain, James O’Donnell, Frank Amoss, George A. Raub, Charlemagne Brown and Ja Rehm. Mr. Brown was re-el€cted tyler for the 19th consecutive year.

BISHOP MAHONEY DEAD ROCHESTER, Minn., March 21 (U. P.).—The Most Rev. Bernard J. Mahoney, bishop of the Sioux Falls, S. D., diocese, died yesterday of toxic poisoning at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Bishop Mahoney underwent surgery Saturday. He was 63 years old. :

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Emrichsville by flood waters, Park Board Engineer Edward Perry said.

[O'NEILL SLATED FOR

NEW COURT POST

Daniel O'Neill, chief clerk of the Marion Criminal Court, is slated to be appointed court investigator by Criminal Court Judge Dewey E. Myers, it was learned today. It was not learned who would be appointed to fill Mr. O'Neill's position. Judge Myers is expected to appoint Mr. O'Neill under authority given him by the last session of the Legislature which empowered the County Council to appropriate $3000 for pay for a court investigator. Mr. O’Neill, served as city clerk up to the time of his appointment early this year as chief court clerk. Russell Stonehouse is now serving as county deputy clerk for the court.

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Larrabee and Ludlow Vote For Check on Capital Monopoly Question.

WASHINGTON, March 21. — Votes by members of the Indiana delegation in Congress on important questions decided by rollcalls during the week ended March 17 are shown below: ] In the House

Investigation of the milk industry in the District of Columbia. Resolution by Rep. Howard W. Smith (D. Va.) “to determine what, if any, violations ‘of the law governing the supply of milk to the District of Columbia are being perpetrated” In the debate, demand arose that the resolution be broadened to determine whether a monopoly exists in connection with the marketing of milk in the city of Washington, and most of the votes against the resolution, as offered, may be regarded as favoring an investigation of the question of monopoly Rejected, 188 nays to 113 yeas. Not voting, 131. Reps. W. H! Larrabee (D. Ind.) and Louis Ludlow (D. Ind.) were among those voting nay. Subsequent to the record an amendment to the resolution providing for investigation of the monopoly question, offered by Rep. Charles Halleck (R. Ind) was adopted without a record vote, and the amended resolution was passed, also without a record vote.

Correction in House Vote

Below is the correct voting record on the House rollcall of March 9 (incorrectly reported in “How They Voted” last week): Independent Offices bill conference report. Motion by Rep. Clifton A, Woodrum (ID. Va.) to accept a Senate amendment denying ‘reenlistment bonuses” for men in the armed forces at an estimated cost

Can-ines Dogs of Future Won’t

Know a Bone if They See One.

HICAGO, March 21 (U. P.).— The promise of a generation of dogs who wouldn't rec‘ognize a bone if they saw one, is shown in the report of the Institute of American meat packers. Dogs are not eating bones any more; they eat prepared foods. ‘Preparing the dog food has grown into big business. Production is in excess of a half billion pounds of food a year, and within 15 years has grown into a 25 million dollar business, Figures collected by the Census Bureau for the first time in 1937 showed that in that year American dog food manufacturers produced 378,337,397 pounds of canned dog food valued at $18,695,803, and 123,999,020 pounds of other types of dog foods valued at $7,132,574.

of six million dollars a year Reing 84.

bonuses and Rep. Ludlow, against. No record votes were taken in the Senate during the week. The attendance records, based an 70 quorum calls and seven rollcalls, show Senator Minton present 74 times and absent three times; Sen-

sent two. Based on 12 quorum calls and 23

low, present 35, absent none.

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PHOTO JUST RELEASED of Dick Waggener directing Katharine Aldridge and Shane Kelly. Dick is one of many experts in television who find Camel’s mildness just right for steady smoking. Let up--light up a Camel, the cigarette of costlier tobaccos.

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250 WORDS PER MINUTE! Harry L. White can take down legal testimony up to 250 words per minute, for he is an expert court reporter. “After catching questions and answers on the fly, hour after hour, believe me, it feels good to let up—-light up a Camel. ‘I’d walk a mile for a Camel!’” ‘Camels have the rich, ripe flavor of finer, milder tobaccos. You'll find those choice tobaccos do make a difference!

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RECEIVING the show with a home set: Mrs. Dorothy Temple, who runs a home, has a job too. She is enjoying a cigarette =a Camel—for, like so many women, she finds a delicate fragrance in Camels that is very appealing. “Camels taste so good,” she says. “They do have a wonderful mildness.”

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Rep. Larrabee voted for the|c

ator VanNuys, present 75, and ab-

rollcalls, the attendance records of |S the House show Rep. Larrabee pres-|E ent 33 times, absent two; Rep. Lud- 5

APPEALS HEARD

ON TAX REFUNDS

First Residence Pleas on Inheritance Levies Aired ‘By State Board.

refunds on inheritance taxes under a 1937 law had been started today by the State Tax Board. Although the Board has heard appeals and granted refunds totaling about $650,000 on inheritance taxes paid by nonresidents under the 1937 law, three cases started yesterday were the first residence appeals. . Board Member C. R. Benjamin said commissioners were getting data for a definite stand against most of the appeals for refunds. “One petition for a refund was based upon the fact that an heir to an estate died before the prescribed life expectancy and therefore the estate should have a refund of taxes for the unused por-

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