Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1943 — Page 8
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. Flynn; Willis Joins ‘Razz on Nomination. By DANIEL M. KIDNEY |
‘Times Staft Writer ‘WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 Praise
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I a Et Eugene Stewart, Joh Federman and E47) Wacker.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 (U. P.).— The joint congressional economy committee will. begin an investigation next week of alleged use of government automobiles for winning, dining and shopping expeditions, it was learned today. The committee, headed by Senator Harry F. Byrd (D. Va.), will call officials of the office of price administration, -office of defense transportation, the budget bureau, and general accounting office to testify. The committee is * completing a survey on the use of government passenger cars and trucks: since February, 1942, when a similar report was made. ‘Questionnaires sent to all of the 81 federal agencies are being tabulated to show the number of cars and trucks operated, operating costs, miles traveled, number of tires held, gasoline used, names and salaries of chauffeurs, and the names of officials to whom cars were assigned. The committee’s last report, pre-
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showed that 18,948 government passenger : cars. traveled - 147,659,279 miles during the first eight; months of the fiscal year of 1942 at-a cost of $3,334,312, counting only such items as tires and gasoline and not the original cost of the cars. To drive the cars, 522 full-time.chauf-feurs and 340 part-time chauffeurs were egjployed at » total salary of $1,080,643. One criticism heard recently was that government agencies need not report regularly to any central office on the riding privileges handed out for cars assigned to them. ‘All such vehicles now bear U..S. government identification ‘tags ‘and shields following a , suggestion by President Roosevelt. As a result, appearance of those cars around department stores, theaters and restaurants is more noticeable.
WAAG ENLISTMENTS INCLUDE 13 HERE
Thirteen Indianapolis women were included among the 47 which recently enrolled in the WAACs through the recruiting station in Indianapolis. Te local group Tighided:
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NEW YORK, Jan. 13 (U. P).— Tenants of 13 apartment houses in the neighborhood of Hunter college prepared to move today so the buildings may be converted into living quarters for more than 5000 candidates for the WAVES and SPARS, women’s naval and coast guard auxiliaries, who will be trained at the college.
“lator Prentiss M. Brown (D. Mich.) |
as OPA chieftain is voiced by Senator Frederick VanNuys (D. Ind). But he GHEY} 33 vod shou,
by President Roosevelt for a place
jon the civil aeronautics board.
“Senator Brown is ideal for the extremely difficulli OPA assignment,” Senator VanNuys said. “He is well poised and well balanced and will be able to carry on friendly contacts between the legislative and executive branches of the government,
“Having served with him in the senate for six years,'I feel certain that it can safely be predicted that. his appointment as OPA administrator will ‘meet with - the acclaim and approval of all classes.” The Hoosier Democrat didn’t want to comment much on the nomination of Edward J. Flynn, Democratic national committee chairman, to be minister to Australia and a roving ambassador for F. D. R. in the South Pacific. 5 “I scarcely know Mr. Flynn" Senator VanNuys said. “If he receives this commission I hope he is successful in camying it out. 1 wouldn’t know him if he walked in the doer, because I never even remember having seen him.” Senator Raymond E. Willis (R, Ind.) joined his party colleagues in giving the razz to the Flynn nomination. -
Both Silent on Budget
“Maybe he wants to do a new paving job with Australian insteacl of Belgium paving blocks,” the In. diana Republican wisecracked. Both senators admitted that the 109 billion. dollar administration budget was too great to give an off hand opinion about. “Passing such a tremendous budget reminds me of the woman automobile driver- who said she wasn’i; bothered by bright head lights,” Senator Willis said. *“She-explainec that ‘I just close my eyes and drive right ahead’ I suppose that is what congress will do. Close its eyes and pass it .as a ‘wartime
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== HOOSIERS AWARDED =i FOR DEEDS IN AFRIGA
"Three Hooslers—two of them from
M.|Indianapolis—were, awarded decoraath tions on Jan. 8 for. meritorious servilice in North. Africa by Maj. Gen, Bose. |! James H. Doolittle,
“The local men awarded ‘air medals were Sergts. Carl E. Jennings, ‘1742 :|Arrow ave. and Chester P. Hillman, The other "Hoosier was Lieut. Richra|ard BE. Miller of Ft. Wayne. : They were among 53 U. S. airmen decorated by Gen. Doolittle, commander of American ‘air forces in North * Africa.” He "presented = the award to Sergi. Jennings for destroying an enemy airplane. The awards were made to the other Hoosiers for: -participating in five sorties against the enemy. Sergt. Jennings is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Jennings. He enlisted in the air forces Dec. 8, 1941,
BENES TO VISIT U. S. LONDON, Jan. 13 (U, P.). — Dr, Eduard © Benes, president of the Czech government in ‘exile, soon will
was learned reliably Yesterday.
LONDON, Jan. 13: (U. P.) ~Ralph Eric Fraser's moment of manufactured glory. cost him $300 and his Job. Fraser, 54, a home guardsman, admitted in” court that he had never been a rear gunner on. a bomber that raided Germany. The whole affair started one morning, he said, when he came to work sleepy and another worker commented, - “You look tired.”
this morning, because I was over]
Germany as a rear gunner. in a bomber and never felt. lonelier: in
my life,” Fraser replied.
Other employees rushed over to congratulate him. His employer held
1a dinner for him. Fraser recounted
his experiences and received a $100
jcheck,
Newspapermen were skeptical, benever:are taken on dangerous missions, but Fraser's story was.so convincing that it was widely published. Then the air ministry checkéd up and haled into court. Ta The judge, “more fool than knave,” made him pay $200 fine and $100 court costs, He said the penalty would have been higher if Fraser had not received a
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and if his two daughters “were nob; in military: service, : Fraser was fired. He returned the check he had Teceived: from his em. ployer. . |
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