Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1945 — Page 28

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History does repeat itself, even in | Indiana politics. Twelve years ago Republicans |eried “dictatorship” when the Democratic « controlled legislature | “streamlined” the state government {to give former Governor Paul V.| | McNutt more power than any pre{vious state chief executive, | Yesterday in the senate, Democratic leaders accused Republicans of establishing a powerful “political dictatorship” under Governor Gates. The Democrats charged that the Republican “dictatorship” being set up by a series of bills going through the legislature hopper is going much farther than the McNutt reorganization. 2 Double Voting Powers

The cries of “dictatorship” rippled up and down the floor on the Democratic side when the administration bill giving chairmen of bipartisan boards double-voting pow=ers under the governor was called | for passage. | “This is the gestapo bill of Inditana,” shouted Senator Charles F. | Fleming (D. Hammond). “You Republicans have been yelling against one-man rule in government for many years,” he said. “Is this the way you are going to correct one-man rule?” Warns of Desertions

: Senator Walter Vermillion (D Al > That Eliminates Anderson) admonished Republicans : i Constant Waxing not to “forget you're the minority - party in the nation and you are building a powerful political maa chine but the people will nof stay with you.” | Senator Charles R. Morris (D. !Salem) described the double-vote bid as “stuffing the ballot box.” Some Republican. leaders were not so sure the bill was a good one. | Senator Clyde R. Black (R. Lo-

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SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Feb, 23 (U, P.) —Mrs, Claude Miller prayed to-| day that President Roosevelt would | intercede to get her husband home! from overseas in time to see their! 15-months-old daughter, fatally ill with a heart ailment.

The distraught, 19-year-old moth~ er sent a telegram to the Presid¥nt yesterday, asking that her husband, an electrician’s mate l-c, be permitted to come home to see the child once more. : It will have to be soon, though, because little Vesta Ann hasn't much time. She is suffering from a congenital heart condition, and San Antonio specialists said she has only two months to live. One of the valves of her heart is too small they explained, and her system isn't receiving the amount of blood, and oxygen, it must have. An operation is impossible, Watching the pretty, red-haired baby grow weaker.day by day was probably what made Mrs. Miller decide to wire the President, despite | the fact that a letter she sent to] the White House some time ago had | brought no results. | dependent association, Miss Martin we A I OW allt} is the daughter of My. and Mrs. |can't hold her head up now and #'s| Clyde E. Martin, 2141 N. Dexter st. lan effort to smile. !

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