Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1942 — Page 30

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MOTHERS BILL IN VANNUYS HANDS

Measure Opens Rolls of War Group to Cover World War Il.

Times Special WASHINGTON, June 26—Rep. Raymond S. Springer (R. Ind.) suecessfully piloted the American War Mothers bill through the house and it now is in the hands of Senator

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FORD AID ASKED IN HOUSING PLAN

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Resists Seizure of Land @ Wanted for 6000-Unit | ‘Bomber City’ Project. | DETROIT, June 26 (U. P)=A| plea for Henry Ford's co-operation | in the government's projected 6000unit “bomber city” project for hous-

ing Willow Run workers was made today by Col. F. Charles Starr, De-

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troit representative of the federal public housing. authority. Mr. Ford, who owns 1200 acres of the proposed project site, has notified the authority he will resist “by every legal method” acquisition of his property and continuation of the project. “We are anxious to co-operate with Mr. Ford,” Mr. Starr said, “and we want to get his co-opera-tion with us. We have plenty of authority to take the land by court order, but we do not want to take that action. We would prefer to have his permission.”

Property Owners Resist

Mr. Stary said since May 13 opers ations “on this important war measure” have been at a standstill, chiefly because farmers owning property in the same district “have followed the lead of Mr. Ford” in!

Frederick VanNuys. As senate judiciary committee chairman, Senator VanNuys will have charge of the measure in the upper chamber. Incorporated by an act of congress in 1925, membership in the American War Mothers was limited to those women who had sons in the armed services of the United States during the World war. The new bill extends men.bership to the present war.

PERU CLASSIFIED FOR WAR HOUSING!

WASHINGTON, June 26 (U. P). —The war production board has added Peru, Ind, to the defense housing critical list, making them eligible for priorities on building materials

When Marie McDonald, film hopeful, is a bit older a couple of vears from now and still perhaps unable to buy tires, she will climb

Peru's eligibility was restricted to| aboard this beast and gallop around Hollywood, it says here. “Jammima | resisting the project. is the 4-dav-old colt of Marie's saddle mare.

conversion and rehabilitation ss I. A. Capizzi, general counsel for aa Em RE ———— = | Mr. Ford, replied that “if Starr is [so anxious to assist the war workers at the bomber plant, the quickest, least expensive method— and the one using the least amount of vital war materials is to build temporary, not permanent strue= tures.”

Favors Small Town Sites

Mr. Capizzi suggested they should be built in small, surrcunding towns which, he said, would not require materials for water mains, sewers and other essential services. Meanwhile, R. J. Thomas, president of the United Automobile Workers (C. I. O.) denied that his union is “particularly interested” in having the project located in Washtenaw county as charged by farmers in the area. “We want housing close to the! plant because workers at Willow Run must live near their work,” he said. | “The exact location is up to the! government and is not our concern.” |

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BRITONS TO ATTEND | DEFENSE MEETING

Two members of London's auxil- | jary fire fighting force and a mem- | ber of its fire brigade who have been on active duty during air raids there will appear at two meetings | of the Indianapolis and Marion county civilian defense council next | week in the war memorial. They will attend the regular meeting of the policy commitiee of council chairmen at 10 a. m. Mon- | day. At the same time Tuesday, they will speak at a mass meeting of ali council workers of all districts and townships. The meeting | will be in charge of Battalion Chief Charles Gregory and other members of the fire department.

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