Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1944 — Page 8

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Legislature - Group Will j offer New Suggestions To "45 Assembly.

The legislative commission investigating the state welfare department announced today that it would |. recommend to the 1945 legislature that the county welfare boards be given complete jurisdiction over the hiring and firing of welfare directors. “We do not suggest that the posi-| tion of director be taken off of a » 1 red DE echamerer but tht the whole EEL 3 er, “bu ie. v : 5% 3 . : business of determining wha shogle i BE ’ i other conditions caused by excess acid. xamination, t - BE ; Get a 250 box of Udgs Tablets from you GE thot os Got 8 Too bon 3 Bots Davis Fone

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oe THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES . : ’ (BE Rh tev Comes Spring, Comes the Circus HINT NAZIS READY . a A EO Tome ee T0 ABANDON ROME dhe fH eel LONDON, April 20 (U. P.).—The British Press association reported without elaboration today that the Germans have shown signs of a decision to abandon Rome. The report was carried by the agency in commenting that Britain was unlikely to reply to Irish Prime Minister Eamon de Valera’s appeal for an allied-axis agreement to make Rome an open city immune to air and ground attack.

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return box to us ous factors and elements in judging and get DOUBLE YOUR an applicant should be delegated to and performed by the local board in each county.” :

‘Bearing on Dispute’

“While this suggestion has a direct bearing upon the present local dispute, the commission wishes to say that this recommendation was written and agreed upon two months ago, long before the local situation arose. We discovered the need for this change as a result of our. investigation throughout the state and not solely because of the local situation.” (A dispute is raging over the appointment of Arthur E. Wooden, former Madison county welfare director, as Marion county director. Dudley A. Smith, state personnel director, contends that the appoint-

“ “ment is illegal since Mr. Wooden

was 13th on a list of 14 eligibles and he has asked Attorney, General James A. Emmert for an opinion as to whether he should approve his salary. claims, : (The attorney general recently held that for the Marion county directorship, the examinations could be given by the state welfare department unless it asked the personnel board to do the examining. This ‘was done in the present case, the personnel board holding the examinations and establishing the rankings of the candidates.)

Other Suggestions

Other recommendations which the commission will make to the legislature: That responsibility of relatives be

established in aid to blind persons just as to aged persons. That the present law be revised to require monthly meetings of each local board of sufficient length to enable the board members “to actually rather than summarily review each and every case presented to it for an allowance” and that the board members be paid an adequate per diem. That a closer scrutiny be made by both the local and state boards of activities of employees which might generally be considered as “illadvised, subversive or inimical to the good of the welfare department.” That the present law be revised to give the state board the power to make suggestions to local boards regarding the number of employees needed to carry on the work of the local boards and that the state board be relieved of “its power to force county boards into line with its views by threat of withholding funds.

The Cole Brothers announced today that its three-ring circus would be in Indianapolis for a four-day run starting Thursday, May 4. Afternoon and night performances will be given each day at the circus grounds at Southeastern and Keystone aves. Above is Elephant Trainer Wilma Lang and one of her prize pupils,

U.S. CASUALTIES TOTAL 189,309

Army Toll Jumps 10,450 In Two Weeks, Says

Stimson.

WASHINGTON, April 20 (U. P)). —U. S. army casualties as of April 7 totaled 145,082, an increase of 10,450 above the total two weeks earlier, and the total announced American armed force casualties to date are 189,309, it was revealed today. Sy creliry of War Henry, L. Stimson told a news conference that the

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killed, 59,222 wounded, 32,048 missing and 28,799 prisoners of war, He reported last Thursday that casualties as of March 23 totaled 134,632. There was no immediate explanation of the reduction in the time lag in casualty announcements: A navy casualty list released today showed 44,227 casualties among navy, marine and coast guard forces, an increase of 378 above the number on the list released last Thursday. The new navy total showed 18,795 dead, 11,726 wounded, 9282 missing and 4424 prisoners of war. Stimson said that of the army wounded, 32,360 have been returned to duty and that 1677 prisoners of war are reported to have died in enemy prison camps. There was no immediate explanation for the jump during the last week, which was nearly twice as big

as most of the weekly increases in casualty totals “have been lately. Presumably, however, it might reflect losses in late March and early April in Italy and air force losses in the devastating pre-invasion pounding.

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