Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1940 — Page 13

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the "measure, if the Indiana Con- “ gressmen. pre criterion. | A up ay revealed that

| The regular procedur

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| Sehulte, Democra

Halleck Def ds | Principles Of Those Ref sing to ~~ Sign. Petiti ns. :

Tine Special - WASHI STON rch |22.—Sign-

ouse will not

be a test of streng or or against

ng or g | a discharge petition, e Townsend Plsn toa oo. e

some of the Hoosiers who votedl last session

for the Townsend b are opposed to ing a discharge

petition for or any other measure, while Ge who voted ageinst the bill sign harge petitions on principle. i Under House rules, 218! signatures are required to bring ja bill to the

| floor by discharging the committee |

which has it under consideration. is to have a, committee pass on the merits of a hill and make recommendations, obtain time for its debate from the Rules Committee and| then vote it up or down. [

The discharge | petition method upsets this regular procedure. But Rep| Gerald W. ndis (R. Ind), member of the | Townsend Plan Steering Committee the House, says that such a| petition will be filed ;and a driv a r signatures launched next w ! Indiana ‘Repres ul ives who today said they will|sign such a petition were Reps. George W. Gillie, Noble J. Johnson, Raymond S. Springer and x Republicans;

Louis Ludlow nd | William © T.

~The position of th who do not sign discharge petitions on prinjie was set forth by Rep. Charles a Halleck, dean of | the Hoosier Republicans, as follows: “As a member of b th the Rules and Legislative Committees of the

ow Caution. In Firing Brush

an appeal to stop forest fires | in Indiana was made today by State Conservation Commissioner Virgil M. Simmons, as farmers [fields and burned debris

y take precautions to pre=-

blazes, which 'some= t beyond control, from

to iorests. reminded farmers | that landowners | within one-half mile of State or Federal -land, must secure a permit before burning off fields. for the permits are made to the

game preserve or other area

i Government, 7; |

TO DINE APRIL 2

In Charge of Fay Langdon.

yo The second annual gridiron banquet and show of the Indianapolis Motor Transportation Club will be held April 2 at the Hotel Severin. Fay Langdon, club president, will be in charge of the program. Among those who will take part in the entertainment. to follow the banquet are Pete Pfeffer, W. A. McAleer, Oakly Lowe, P. UL. Joyce, John Hei man, Ww. J. Healy and David Milligan. Floyd H. Jackson, general chairman of the event, also will act as Master of Ceremonies. Committees in charge are: . Tickets, J acl Kohl, chairman; “Martin Steffani, Walt Shelton, James Comstock, Ira Goodman, Frank Stehlin, E, C. Lipp and Cell J. Wine. ' Stage ‘arrangements, Robert Smock, director, -and Robert Winder, props. Dinner ar-

Fay Langdon

vegetation. He urged |

Applications |E custodian of the State park, forest |

owned by the State or Federal

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Annual Gridiron Affair to Be

House, regular order should be followed,

in dealing with all pajor legisla-~

Mr. Wine and the reception in charge of T. J. McCoy, L. H. Doty

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| and Edgar Harrison. » Favors Hearings Among the more than 250 persons tl | He 3 in expected to attend the meeting will »| “Hearings should be held, the bill jo ‘sheriff Al Feeney, Police Chief considered on its merits, ba som} Michael. F. Morrissey, Municipal re vin Jie $ ie Judge Charles J. Karabell, Prose0 come cutor Dave M. Lewis and Lieut.‘after such due consideration has'Gov, Henry. F. Schricker, Luther been given fit. the | Snodgrass, district. director~of the T do not approve of pie ay Voe Interstate Commerce Commission, Townsend bill was Ueate A Jast|and James L. Beatty, director of : Yeays 3d i I without | motor vehicles of the Public Service » sion. A . recommendation and brought to the Commission of Indiana.

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©thers who do not Forest A. Harness, d Democrats (tq the marriage certificate of widows R A Y Oo W Eoth Reps. Harness and Grant manager of the Social Security D R E S S E S / son and Landis. : tem which went into effect this Plaid and Checke d Taffetas, that since the discharge petition on|workers who die, as well as old-age

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gn discharge

“petitions on principl ‘lian Reps. Robert Jokn W. Boehne Jr., and Eugene B. seeking Federal old-age and surCrowe. Ll vivors insurance, Peter Van. Geyt, vated for the Townsend bill last|Board’s Field Office here, said tosession, as did Reps. Springer, John- | day. Lace Trimmed Rayon ‘Crepes, ; e explained that the new sys- Navy-White Trimmed Alpacas, Harness Undelided! January provides .survivers- insurFep. Harness pointed out today ance for widows and children of Printed French Crepes, Wash- . ! @ able Sharkskins,All-over Laces. One Pair Longies ® One Pair Knickers § Full lined, doublebreasted sportback coat, one pair slack style longies and ohe pair full lined knickers with knit grip cuffs.! Green, brown, blue and navy. Sizes 8 to-13.

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the Townsend Plan had not yet| insurance for qualified wage-earners , been filed, he was not prepared-to and their wives after 65. say whether or not he would abro-{ “Claims are now being received gate his rule of not signing. from the widows of men who have ~ “I certainly will give the matter |died since the first of this year. the most careful consideration when |Experience with these claims has .* the proper time comes? he asserted. already shown that delay in pro-§ | F.ep. Ludlow voted against the bill (ducing proof of marriage may hold last, session, but he explained that up payment,” he said.

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