Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1940 — Page 4

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PRINGER BACKS WALTER: LOGAN JUDICIARY BILL

Mer to Review Board + Binge to Be Passed, -. Hoosier Says. © Timea Special

Te BAAS ME CAN PENA ERY, PWR:

Sof the Walter-Logan bill, which pro- < vides for judicial review of the rul{ings of the numerous: Federal boards, * commissions and bureaus, was, prei dicted today by Rep. Raymond S. : Springer (R. Ind).

%| ‘Rep. Springer is a member of the

x ouse Judiciary Committee which 5 has unanimously reported the bill for ge. It also received a favSratie report from the Senate JudiCommittee of which Senator

clary | { Prederick VanNuys ((D. Ind) is a

fe member. BH ‘Senator Sherman Minton (D. Ind)

“is rallying the opposition against it]

{din the upper chamber. Its passage will ‘handicap administrative proce“dure and result in “made-work for “lawyers, » Senator Minton said.

£ 3 Bar Gives Approval '. ‘The bill has the approval of the _ American Bar Association and a ; committee of the Indiana Bar Asso5 ‘ciation- also has urged its adoption.| £2 ‘Necessity for such a measure. 1s. E pointed out by Rep. Springer in the

+ lic, a Washington publication which “terms itself “A Magazine of Funda-

Asserting that there are more tgnd citing instances of various rul-

arbitrarily and left those affected tawithout redress, Rep. Springer con-

: cludes: “Under this system it is not at

administrative agencies consider themselves above the Jaw, and praci tice a contemptuous disregard for | ‘both the Congress and the courts.

Says Restrictions Needed

«For obvious reasons it would be [Doh impractical and impossible to abolish all of these administrative agencies. “However, I do believe that those created for political reasons and others which have outlived - their usefulness could and should be done away with. «All those which are essential counterparts of the Federal Government and necessary to the needs of government should be subject to, and assisted by ‘a uniform procedure to see that the administrative agencies remain within the terms of the law, both in the hearings accorded

| to supply that procedure.”

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and in applying the law to the record facts.’ “The Walter-Logan bill proposes

USED ON NEW STAMP,

Times Special WASHINGTON, D. C, April 5 The new one, two, three, five and 10-cent stamps of “the Composers Group ‘of the famous- American series were announced today by Postmaster General James A. Farley. They are: One-cent, a picture of Stephen Foster; two-cent, John Philip Sousa; three-cent, Victor, Herbert; five-cent, Edward A. McDowell, and 10-cent, Ethelbert Nevin, ' The picture of Mr. Foster was taken from a tintype submitted by the Indianapolis Engraving Co. of Indianapolis, Ind.

STUDENTS AT I. U. WILL TOUR CHICAGO

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind., April 5.— Students in the Indiana University School of Business| and Economics will make their annual trip to Chicago manufacturing, marketing and financial institutions April 17-20. The trip is sponsored by- the Alpha Kappa Psi professional business fraternity. Institutions to be- visited on the tour will include the Chicago Board of Trade, R. Donnelly and Son Printing Co., Sears ‘Roebuck and Co., Chicago Northwestern Railroad Provision Yards, Chicago Tribune, Federal Reserve Bank, Marshall Fiéld: & Co., Carnegie Tllinnis Steel Mills, Chicago Tunnels, Rosenwald Museum and the Stevens Hotel.

SNAKE BLOWS HORN ON HOOSIER TRUCK

Times Special SULLIVAN, Ind, April 5.—Clarence Ford thought it was a boyish prank when the horn on his truck began to blow while it was parked in front.of his home. Believing | the horn to he tied down, he reached in the. darkness to disconnect the wires and found, to his surprise, a snake curled around the steering rod, causing the horn to blow. Mr. Ford got & club and killed the snake. It was four feet long.

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Lida Picton Willey, 21, has been selected Queen of the 1940 Mem-* phis, Tenn, Cotton Carnival to he held May 14-18.

1424 PLACED IN MARCH JOBS

More Calves Ask Aid Of State Office in Filling Posts.

Twenty-nine per cent more employers requested the Indiana State Employment Field - Office here %o supply workers last month than asked in December, the holiday month, George J. Smith, office manager, reported today. . Mr. Smith said it indicated a wider distribution of ®jobs. among employers, although the total number placed on jobs in March was 36 less than in December. The March report showed that 1424 persons were hired by local employers as compared with 1276 in Pebruary and 1320 in January. New applications for employment were at about the same level as during the past six months, but the office’s active file decreased 2500. The rolls dropped from 32,759 applicants March 1 to 29,260 on March 30. Many applicants did not come into the office and Mr. Smith presumed that a large number of them probably had obtained jobs. There were 3055 job applications filed in March, compared with 2924

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ATT.B. SESSION

Address by Dr. J. A. Myers 0f Minneapolis to Feature State Conclave.

More" than 400 doctors, nurses, tuberculosis executives. and other health workers are expected to attend the annual session of the Indiana Tuberculosis Association - at the Hotel Lincoln April 16-17. Feature address of the conference will be that by Dr. J. A. Myers of Minneapolis, who will discuss “Scientific Procedures in the Diagnosis and Control of Tuberculosis.” Dr. Myers is professor of Preventive Medicine at the University] of Minnesota School and author ' of “Tuberculosis Among Children.” Also to speak to the general conference will be Dr. H. E, Kleinschmidt, director of Health Education of the National Tuberculosis Association. He will discuss “Some Considerations in the Diagnosis of Tuberculosis.” Both of these talks will be at a joint meeting with the Indianapolis Medical Society April 16 at 8 p. m: The first day of the conference will be devoted-to- administrative problems by tuberculosis executives. During the afternoon of the second day a series of group meetings will be held. Among the speakers will be Dr. Louis H. Segar, Dr. Frances T. Brown, L. B. Shackelford, Dr. William Wise and Dr... E. R. Boyer, all of Indianapolis. New officers of the State Association will be elected before the close of the sessions.’ Present, President Woodson S. Carlisle of South Bend

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