Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1945 — Page 10

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| senatorial opponents of Henry Wal- : lace are advocating that the issue Co of his confirmation as secretary of ree |commercé and chief of the Joan A SUIT SPRING jismcie be met head-on, instead i , obliquely through the George bill | we 3 {to divorce the two jobs. |

Alignment Some believe enough votes are| : a | Leater's eatirea

{available now to reject the Wallace nomination; and a few seem to] : : : . Brand New Collection of

think that delaying the vote will

X ¥ ' : : * n —— - (help Mr. Wallace's chances. { ! : . ¥ \ 4 2). h Senator Harry Byrd (D. Va.) has , ! 4 = A {ee ARCH SUPPORT

estimated it might take six weeks

to get the George bill through, This 8, i FAN | | presupposes, apparently, that the LS : ; i SPRIN( n {house would pass it, but there is | ae co : ; 3 : 3 oh {room for doubt about whether it| tn SRR ry : \ N 3 h

| would get out of committee there. Ty PERE: ; : | : | Veto Seen for Bill Ll 3 : 7 Log Leader’s Feature If enacted«<by congress, there is , . a 3 4 \ d y : : ® Styles Without 0 0° 3 - ¥ )

{the probability—already almost a | certainty—that the President would the Comfort

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