Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1943 — Page 7

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. A Working Committee

"county, Terre Haute and is to hold

* _disnapolis), committee chairman,

“~“Jegislature. . “pledged to maintain secrecy on

~ fare report presented to the legis-

. rolls loaded. A denial was issued

longest known delay in the state's

~ UNLIKE most legislative comthe welfare investigative = its job. It has held hearings in Evansville, Richmond, South “Bend, Lake

one more in Ft. Wayne before beginning the final compilation of

~ its report. Rep. Earl Teckemeyer R. n-

says that present plans call for completion of the report within the next few weeks, probably by the first of the year. By having the report completed this early, Rep. Teckemeyer pointed out, all interested persons will have plenty of time to study and eriticize it before it is sub--mitted to the next session of the

_ ‘While committee members have

the recommendations to be made, it is reliably reported that the report will recommend eight or 10 major changes in welfare procedure, ; It is also reported that the committee in its hearings has gathered some evidence to bear out the rather sensational wel-

lature last spring by Senator John VanNess (R. Valparaiso). Typical of the many charges in this report was one that welfare ‘workers were urged to keep the relief

EIREVBLICANS WHO Yad Nohdlo. teh oambltn vestigation committee's

ammunition Tepors are: dus. 10 be

are sent county ¢lerks, 10 for each 1000 votes cast for secretary of state in ‘the last election. The county clerks are to distribute these free. . When this distribution is completed and the delivery receipts are all back in the secretary of state's office, the governor will be notified and he will then proclaim the acts to be effective. (The many acts passed by the 43 legislature which carried emergency clauses already are effective, of course.) The delay, longer even than during the civil war, was due, printing company officials say, to problems and

teria’ sh ma- [returning the country's mines to] . fi . . - 2 : > - 4 Is is ny Kk! L00 . + Valves Go-

almost’ immediately by Welfare | Administrator Thurman Gott- | schalk.

Ah, Laws at Last

WELL, IT looks as if the acts of the ’43 legislature are finally

to become laws. ‘Printing of the “acts, ‘after the

SCHOLARSHIP GROUP SEEKS RESTRAINER

The Anderson Scholarship Founs dation filed an injunction suit in circuit court today, demanding that the police department be restrained from interfering with the operation of the foundation's two rooming

hotises, : The suit charged that police officers broke into the foundation's

‘building at 403 W. Michigan st. and

/904 N. Senate ave. and illegally |

questioned and arrested guests on; several occasions. The suit charged that police officers had threatened to put the foundation's rooming houses out of business, | Foundation officials said proceeds from the rooming houses are being used to assist worthy persons in getting an education.

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{the “consequences” of a deliberate | nreach of neutrality as result of her transfer of alr and ses bases in the | {Azores to the allies.

Reports reaching London from

| Lisbon by way of Madrid said that

British convoys were reported by Madrid to ‘have landed abundant quantities of guns, planes, trucks, jeeps and other supplies, including several thousand tons of munitions, in recent weeks, British experts went along to teach the Portuguese how to use the equipment, the re. port said.

WALKOUTS SPREAD IN. ALABAMA MINES

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 14. (U. P).—A flurry of walkouts spread through the Alabama coal fields today, company

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