Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1943 — Page 6

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STUDY OF HOBBS | BILL SCHEDULED!

Hearings to Start When| Congress Reconvenes On Sept. 14.

By Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance | WASHINGTON, July 16.—Hear-| ings will be begun soon after con-| gress returns on Sept. 14 on the| Hobbs anti-racketeering bill, ac-! cording to Senator Joseph C. O'Ma-| honey (D. Wyo.), chairman of al senate judiciary subcommittee to] which the measure after the house passed it April 9.|

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OPENING TODAY CIRCLE

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“All By Myself,” Lane and Patric Knowles, 5:15 and 8:44.

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with Rosemary at 1:36,

organized labor house 270 to 107. One of the charges brought | against the Hobbs bill by the Ameri|can® federation of labor and the C. VETERANS’ CARD PARTY I. O. was that it was pushed through Burns - West - Streibeck auxiliary | the house without committee hearof the Veterans of Foreign Wars |in8s in that branch of congress, Its will hold a card party at the post| Supporters asserted the need for hall at E. Washington and Denny | hearings had been met by testimony at 8:30 p. m, taken a ee provid year on a measure largely similar Latta iS rasa | Senator O'Mahoney said today he | was convinced that opponents as well as supporters of the Hobbs bill | should have a chance to re-state [their opinions before the genate { subcommittee acts. { The Hobhs bill | penalties of $10,000 fine and 20 years imprisonment for interference with interstate commerce by robbery or extortion. It makes no mention of labor unions, but it has [been charged that the practices it | is intended to prevent include some that have been used by organized | truck drivers. Rep. Hobbs (D. Ala.) said the bill | was intended to counter a decision {of the supreme court last March 2 | that labor organizations were not | | covered by the anti-racketeering "act of 1934.

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PROPERTY ACT GAINS SUPPORT

6 Senators, Representatives Join Bloc Raising Total

To 80 in Congress.

MARSHALL McNEIL Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, July 16.—Two more senators, including the Republican floor leader, and four more members of the house, can now be added to the community property bloc in congress which stands ready to fight the treasury if it again proposes to eliminate the income tax privileges enjoyed by married taxpayers in the community property states. The state of Oregon now has its own community property low, bringing to 10 the number of states with this tax-saving law. They are in two categories. In one are the eight states which inherited their community property principle from the old Spanish and French laws. These are: Texas, Louisiana, Washington, Idaho, New Mexico, California, Arizona and Nevada. In the other are two states which adopted community property laws in order to retain within their borders rich men who, otherwise, they feared, would move to community property states to save money. The first of these is Oklahoma, and now, Oregon.

Court Upholds Law

The Oklahoma law, attacked by! {the treasury, has been upheld by the U. S. court of tax appeals. But this decision is being appealed to the federal courts and eventually, Ht is presumed, will be passed upon {by the U. S. supreme court. What{ever is decided in the Oklahoma case will apply to the Oregon law. | The supreme court has upheld the {law in the case of the eight states |in the first category. In the community property states, 'a married man and his wife are re- | garded as the joint owners of the | family income and property. They {file separate income tax returns. t the husband has a $10,000 salary, i he files a tax return of $5000 and his wife on the other $5000. Thus they | escape the higher surtaxes. The treasury has tried for years | {to get congress to eliminate the| | community property privilege.| | Treasury secretary Morgenthau has | argued that this is one of the big-| gest tax loopholes, and should be closed. He has favored at one time | or another forcing married couples | everywhere to file joint returns, or| requiring married couples in the community property states to file joint returns.

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Terpsichorean ability may have helped, but we've an idea the face and figure displayed by smiling 21-year-old Jane Hale, former Hollywood dance director, had a lot to do with her landing a film

Oh! Oh! Oh!

“You Great Bit Big Beautiful Doll,” Let’s Give A Record.

Oh! you beautiful doll, You great big beautiful doll! Let me put my arms about you, I could never live without you. Oh, you great big beautiful doll! If you ever leave me, how my heart will ache. I want to hug you but I fear you'd break. Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! you beau- { tiful doll! THE OLD ZIPPER in that rewritten even more than |

the heart of a man overseas thinking of the girl back home. It's old songs like “Oh, You Beautiful Doll” and new ones which will be recorded on “Records for Fighting Men.” The material for the records is needed. It can be obtained hy reprocessing scratched, broken or discarded records. That's why the 11th district | American Legion is seeking to collect 100,000 of these in Marion | county so that music can be sent to the fighting fronts. Air raid | wardens are co-operating. Recleft at fire stations or branch libraries. ‘Get in tune with “Records for Fighting Men.”

Treasury Loses on Floor

With the eight states having 16 | senators, and 64 house members, the | treasury has won a time or two in the tax writing committees, but never on the floor. 1 Now, with Oregon and Oklahoma having passed community property laws, any renewal of the treasury’s efforts doubtless will be opposed by 20 senators and 76 members of the house. And in the senate, if 20 members stick together, they can block ck almost any legislation.

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Veronica Gains

Despite Grief ||

HOLLYWOOD, July 16 (U. P.).— |

TONITE!

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1943

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SERVICE MOTHERS OPEN PARLEY HERE

Presidents of Indiana units of Mothers of World War II and representatives from other states are attending the first annual meeting

| of the state advisory council of the jorganization at the World War Me(morial today and tomorrow. Mrs. Gretta Roush, founder and national president, was to preside at the opening session and Mrs. Ber-

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TREMOR SHAKES JAMAICA

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July (Delayed) (U. P.).—The heavie earthquake felt here since shook the entire island today. Some rural areas to the west reported extensive damage. No lives were lost, and no damage to American property was reported.

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500 N. Pennsylvania St. ) doll 8:30 P.M. to 27 |} ~ai thony Detlie, 7 1 The child, born July 8, died 20. ; terday of “prematurity,” said Dr. | Raymond McBurney, the film star's = | physician, The three-pound baby | ‘had been placed in an incubator at birth and was given a blood trans-! fusion in an effort to save his life. | Miss Lake, in private life the wife | of Maj. John Detlie, was injured in a fall at her studio and was taken to the hospital in an effort to pre-| vent birth of the child, not expected | for two months. She was not ‘told of the baby’s condition for several days because of her own illness.

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