Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1939 — Page 28

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ASK TNEC PROBE ‘Enterprise’ Not a Right OF PRICE RISES 7 Lxploit— Hoffman ARRESTED BY NAZIS

Proposals Come From Within Administration; One Member Favorable.

Times Soeccinl WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. -Proposals that the Temporary National Econoinic Committee direct an inQuiry into recent price increases 8nd the general subject of war profits have come from within the Administratio . including conservauve officials who do not want to See the economic structure thrown out of gear The TNEC hearings here proper agency

public the

holding regarded as to explore the sitvation because of the close ana careful study it already has made of price structures and price changes in its investigation of the monopoly problem It has machinery aiready set up In its research staff and in the mass of information gathered durthg its study of the nation’s corporate structure and of controls exercised. in many cases, by a few men over larg. segments of industry. The TNEC Congress, Government

now

includes members of well as officials of departments and agencies, and such an inquiry pertinent to the general question of anti-profiteering which Congress may tackle when it convenes in &pecial session. Senator Borah only member of TNEC now here, said today that he would like to gee such an mvestigation. Senator O'Mahoney (D. Wyo). committee chairman, is expected here today.

(R. Idaho), the

ADDRESSES EXCHANGE CLUB Judge W. Lynn Parkinson of the Tippecanoe County Circuit Court will address the Exchange Club at fts regular meeting tomorrow noon at the Hotel Severin. Judge Pa a - fnson 1s 2a member of the Exchange Club's national board of control.

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But Stulehaker Head Warns Against Restriction Of Business.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14 (U. PP). — Paul G. Hoffman, president of the Studebaker Corp. today condemned business restrictions as breeding grounds for totalitarianism and charged businessmen with responsibilitv for much of the regulation that has “tended to destroy freedom and competition in business.” Addressing the annual convention here of the sales finance comnanles. Mr. Hoffman warned that

“free enterprise is In 2reater danger |

from business reactionaries than it is from the Communists. Mr, pean war is being fought on the issue of free enterprise versus feudalism but warned "we must realize the opportunity war abroad provides for the expansion of government business control in this country.” He said that most businessmen demand free enterprise as a right, but sometimes “forget that it is nou a natural right but a privilege emanating from a government that is presumed to represent all the people. "Free enterprise does not mean {reedom to exploit customers or abor, or to engage in anv competitive practices that are unfair.” Minority groups which seek price production controls which lead “inevitably” to regimentation must be fought, Mr. Hoffman asserted. In the field of labor, the defense of all employers and condemnation of all labor leaders “must cease” and some discrimination be used. “We must recognize that free enterprise is in greater danger from business reactionaries than it is from the Communists. The time has come when lip service to free enterprise isn't enough. We must get out and fight for it,” he concluded.

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Hoffman said that the Euro-

Paul G. Hoffman . . . “Lip Service

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FIRE AT QUINN'S OFFICE

Fire of uedetermined origin last night caused more than $300 damage to the basement at the office of Center Township Trustee Thomas Quinn, 242 N. Senate Ava.

No records were destroved, he said

Principal dainage was to a stairway

leading to the first floor.

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REPORT 400 CZECHS

PRAHA, Seot. 14 1 14 German Official News Agency today announced a series of arrests in the protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. The arrests grounds of security. The number seized was not indicated but reports that 400 Czechs had been seized as “hostages” (presumably against sabotage in the protectorate) were denied by officials. Czech police still are functioning. | 1t was stated.

were made con the protection of public

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OPTIMISTS TO HEAR JUDGE BRADSHAW

timist Club members will hear Ow on “Juvenile Delinquency” Juvenile Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw at 12:15 p. m. tomorrow in the Columbia Club Ballroom. The Optimist Club Bowling League will have its first meeting of the season at 6 p. m. Friday at

the Pritchett Recreation Alleys and will held its September golf tournament at 1 p. m. next Wednesday the SDeeiNay golf course.

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LONDON, Sept. 14 (U P. ).—Every year since 1902, William Olney, 90, has read his Bible from beginning to end. He is Spurgeon's Tabernacle’s oldest deacon.

the fac tthat tomorrow is the third income tax installment deadline by Will H. Smith, U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue for the Indiana district.

CARDINAL DOLCI DIES

VATICAN CITY, Sept. 14 (U. P.). —His Eminence Angelo Maria Cardinal Dolci, 72, died today at his home town, Civitella D’'Agliano,

after a brief illness. It nad been said of Cardinal Dolci that he was better known personally by Catholic Church leaders than any other member of the Sacred College

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