Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 January 1940 — Page 4

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“HOUSE SLICES 4, 801 15 0FF | DEFENSE BILL

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Sub-Committee to Observe Budget Limits.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 11 . P)— The House considers today the first appropriation bill of this session — $267,197,908 for national defense— after ‘the sounding of an economy keynote by its Appropriations Committee. The Committee adopted a resolution binding its sub-committees to stay within appropriation limits set by the President's budget and then emphasized its economy demand by slicing $4,801,615 from the National Defense Bill, The instructions to sub-commit-. tees provide that any proposals to ' exceed the budget must be submitted to the full Committee first,

Move Is Unprecedented

The Committee's blanket instruc- 3

_ tions were unprecedented, although such action had been taken before toward single sub-committees. The action was inspired, it was said, by belief that it is easier to keep items out of a bill before a subcommittee has approved them. The House began work on the Defense Bill today under strict admonition of President Roosevelt, delivered to its steering committee yes_terday, to stay within his $8,424,000,000 spending program for 1941, and to do nothing that would make Congress raise the $45,000.000,000 - national debt limit this year. :

Urges Defense Commission

Meanwhile, the House sent to its Rules Committee the resolution sponsored by Senator Pat Harrison (D. Miss.) and passed unanimously by the Senate yesterday for a joint committee of 24 Congressmen and Senators to study the budget. House leaders were determined to shelve it and rush action on pending appropriation bills. In the House, Rep. James E. Van Zandt (R. Pa.) introduced a resolution to set up a special National Defense Commission.

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Women of the small ‘mining community of Bartley, Ww. Va. had their duty today in keeping rescue

squads supplied ‘with food and coffee,

to the mine where an explosion yesterday tropped ‘more than 85 men.

The above scene took place in a company shack near the entrance

"WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 (U. P.). —Attorney General Frank Murphy, President Roosevelt’s latest nominee to the Supreme Court, told a Senate Judiciary Subcommittee tcday that he tribunal has :the power to declare acts. of Congress unconstitutional | but should exercise that power “with great discretion.”

believes the high

The Subcommittee, after hearing

Mr. Murphy, unanimously approved the nomination and sent it to the full Committee. "The Attorney General reiterated

they ‘desired to vote for Mr. Murphy. : Senator Connally raised the question of the Supreme Court’s power of judicial review of legislation and asked if Mr. Murphy, as an associate justice, would have the court exercise. that power as it does now. “I believe -the court has that power and that it should exercise it with great discretion.” The sit-down strike question was raised by Senator Austin, who asked

“Please state what your attitude is

Senate Subcommittee Ap proves Murphy

toward the constitutional guarantees of property rights.” “Of course I'm in favor of those rights,” Mr, Murphy replied. “There was never anything in my conduct over the sit-down strikes that would justify a contrary view.” “I'm opposed to the use of force and violence in the settlement of labor disputes,” he said, adding that there were ‘extremists on both sides and revolutionists involved”

who might easily have “thrown the

state into. revolution.”

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6-MONTH SPENDING NEAR 1-YEAR INTAKE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 (U. P.). —The Federal Government has spent: more than five billion dollars in a little over six months, almost as much as its anticipated income for the full fiscal year, Treasury statistics indicated’ today. Spending to date is slightly more than half that forecast for the entire year in the revised budget estimates submitted to Congress earlier this month. Expenditures reached a total of $5,012,026,993 on Jan..9, six months and nine days after the fiscal year began. Revised budget estimates forecast spending at $9,099,253,641 for the 12 months. That represented an increase of $103,590,441 over the original spending estimate for this year submitted to Congress in January, 1939. It was estimated that income for the year would total $5,598.078,436. With a little less than six months remaining of the fiscal year, income to date amounts to $2,850,000,000, a little more than half the amount expected for the full year. The gross deficit as of Jan. 8 was $2,148,766,439 although it was believed now to be in excess of $2,150,000,000.

NLRB Asked Data Aside

Legal Record,

- WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 (U. P.).ramin (U. P). aminer ar and the Board found that [ine company had dominated and. interfered with the employees’ representation union and ordered it disestablished.

—Fannie M. Boyls, review attorney for the National Labor Relations Board, testified before House investigators .today that the Board sought information outside the legal record to. help it decide an unfair labor practice case involving the Schwarze Electric Co., Adrian, Mich. Miss Boyls said that she Believed such action was “proper” under the circumstances to get “the ‘general r picture.” She said that the legal record in the Schwarze case developed at thes Board's hearing “was the poorest” she had seen. After reading the record, Miss Boyls said that she personally did not believe there was sufficient evi-

and the complaining union, United Automobile Workers Union, |, C. I. O., as to seniority rules. obtained | formal agreement to add this rnaterial to the record.

Aid Claims

Edmund M. Toland, . counsel for

the special committee investigating the 13oard, intredueced: correspondence which showed that the Board decided the Schwarze record was inadequate and asked Regional Di-

ectorr Frank H. Bowen at Detroit

to oktain additional information.

Mr. Bowen was told to obtain a tipulation between the ‘company the

- THURSDAY, JAN. n, 1940

TIBBETT HAS LARYNGITIS CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 11 (U. P.), —Lawrence Tibbett, Metropolitan Opera. baritone, fought an attack of laryngitis today and prepared to depart for San Francisco where he is booked for a concert next week. A recurrent attack of the throat trou-

"ble in Cincinnati yesterday forced

Mr. Tibbett to postpone his sched ~ uled public appearance - last night,

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dence to find the company guilty of major Wagner Act violations. Trial examiner David F. Smith and the Board, however, held that the company had violated the law. The trial examiner ordered rein- | statement, * with back pay, of all discharged employees except five. The Board excepted an additional 12 employees from the reinstate-

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his belief in the constitutional guarantees. -of property rights in response -to questions on his conduct as Governor of Michigan during sit-down strikes by automobile workers. “I handled the sit-down strikes in what I thought was the American way,” he said. ‘My one objective was not to let blood flow.” Members of the Subcommitteewho considered the nomination were Senators Edward R. Burke

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Times Special WABASH, Ind, Jan. 11.—Proceedings to oust Kenneth King as Democratic County chairman were abandoned today after he announced he will not seek re-election at the annual organization meeting

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