Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 May 1945 — Page 5

THURSDAY, MAY : 31, 1945 _ mh _ - THE ; INDIANAPOLIS TIMES nT — ri — * WALLACE FORESEES Foreign Air Interests Face - |'WE CAN END WARS, YOUR G1 RIGHTS... by Dowisrtanen [ENR TRADE BILL |____ LIMIT ON ENTERPRISE Roush Future In S. Americal VINSON DECLARES Veterans Have Priority on | |5 EOpARDIZED [ ces

WASHINGTON, May 31 (U. P).| : "WASHINGTON, May 31 (U. P.). ; ~All G t H ‘WASHINGTON, May 31 v. p). | HI mibmany of Commerce Henry A. : By ERNIE HILL ° ° |—War Mobilizer Fred M. Vinson over hm en ousi n g “The administration's gamipal 0 M E allace sald yesterday that there Times Foreign: Correspondent # fo tine W re : Saupe IL oO A N ~~" will be room for veterans to start BUENOS AIRES, May 31.—Foreign-owned aviation fakes a rough |said yesterday that Memorial day By DOUGLAS LARSEN A—Yes, your child will be eligible for additional tariff-cutting power only -500,000 to 700,000 new small! future in South America, Forty years ago, it could have had a field day. homage paid the nation's war dead : NEA Staff Writer for infant. care under the EMIC {was jeopardized today by senate business enterprises, But the development of railrodds, streetcar service, power companies, {wil} be “a mockery” unless Amer-| WASHINGTON, May 28.—Here | program, np tears of post-war trade i

It will be “unfortunate” if more { mines and oilfields by foreign interests—particularly the British—has icant abandon once and fof all are some questions from G. I's soon | Q—We sold our hoihe when I | tromr Russia and other allies. veterans try to set up new post-war | written an end to an era.

lt {enlisted in the navy? My wife werit | enterprises. he told the house gral Most South American countries are grinly determined that here-| the outmoded notion that wars and 0 be disctiarged:

Q.—I lived with m t dto“live with her parents. Since The issue Was Jaised ; yesterday depressions are beyond their con-| = y - sister an business committee. It has beef es- after all public utilies, mineesl) : P : Ft 'brother- in-law before, I went into have known I was to be discharged | during senate. finance committee

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Brazil had a bad experience with [the Cruceiro do Sul airline when {the war started. German owned and operated, it was ‘a target of

& timated that 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 exploitation and Jans uy cone pean companies are expected to | trol the army. It is their house and | she has been trying to find a place hearings .on a house- -approved bill "veterans intend to go into business services will be domestically con-| i. + operations soon on that basis.| “He told a Memorial. day “gath- since. the start of the war it has for us to”live but things are solto extend the’ reciprocal trade for themselves. . | railed tina ud Ureguiy Gre ire The ban is against foreign com- ering at Arlington national ceme- fallen info a pretty bad state of crowded she can't find a thing. |agreements act for three years. The ¢ INCLUDE Principal Ge aace Wamed as business) Foon hg an effort to use|Ppanies handling domestic air serv- tery that: : disrepair. ‘As my share of the liv-| Thete ste Some nen houses! wim would permit additional tariff RI Interest 5 to veterans should be made | d tod The airlines thik do this busis These great catastrophies are ing expenses I want to make a loan available but they tell her she can't cuts up to 50 per cenit below the ¢ INCLUDE TAXES with “the same precautions” as to credits frozen in England to uy ice. e airlines a not ‘acts of God!" They are cused under the G. I. bill of rights and move in because she isn't now liv-| t ! 55 J e ‘and Insurance civilians, out British interests owning rail-| eqs ‘must be locally owned ‘and by man, by man-made institutions, use the money to repair their house. |ing in a so-called “sub-standard” TE i I. ‘Walsh -(D. He favored complete repeal of the| I Braz} Be a ese controlled. by the way in which man has or- Can I do this? | dwelling. Is this true? Government | | Mass.) told. the Cotte 9 had war-time excess profits tax “as soon |™ OW NeW comp B | New companies that are coming ganized ‘society. What man has| A.—No. To get a loan guaran- houses seem to be our only chance. , ou. high, authoritative governas the danger of inflation has ‘Nationalism’ or ‘Sense’? {to life will depend, of course, upon made, man can change. teed for repairs on a house the| A.—According to a recent. regu- | ment official” say Russia is planpassed,” He said increased exemp-| Those who don't like the new | purchasing airplanes-from the U. S. ETS J Somers Wik hie Jo eo in your Jame, [lation the National Housing Agency ning’ an. immediate expansion of tion from excess profits taxes “would | policy call it “intense nationalism.” or Britain. They will buy their allow wars an y wife took advantage of has declared that discharged vet-| per steel productio definitely help small business and poy who make the policies call|equipment, too. depressions to return with clock-!the emergency maternity and 'in-|erans have priority on government! [tons ‘to Prod na 2} from 006300 help prevent Whemployment.” |it “common sense.” They point out German Line Protested like regularity as of old.” |fant care program when she had housing regardless of whether their! Senator Joseph C. O'Mahoney (D. er |that the U. S. would balk at let- In peace, he said, the nation must her baby last month. I am about |former abode was sub- bestandard, {| Wyo) said he “heard the same of- SAVINGS t LOAN ASSOCIATION GLUE-BACKED CUT- ov TS ting a Brazilian or Argentine com- Sreste a Dew Diosoerity and alto be discharged. Will the child] a eos ficial say the same thing.” of Indianapolis : WASHINGTON—Cut-outs of col- pany come into the U. S. and oper-| {greater opportunity for jobs, a good still be able to get free medical at- FIREWEED PROLIF IFIC |. The ‘disclosure touched off an 23 W. OHIO ST ored flowers and other designs; to ate an airline from New York to beginning, he said, would be “al tention when I get out? The doctor | WASHINGJON. —In ‘one summer, | immediate discussion of the impact : : be used for decorating furniture, 'Los Angeles. | brotest for the United Nations The job Jor Srey an and woman who says the baby will need her tonsils! a single fireweed plant will produce of Russia's action on American walls, trays and other household| The new policy will not inter tere | Brazilian - government, finally took apis lo Work La ul; Very soon, 180,000 seeds. | trade. | articles, are race like a postage with international airlines deliver-| lit over and ‘operated it. ‘These sch: —_— S—— —— PS SS stamp with a dry paste on their!in assengers to ports of entry. : ati I, TAT backs. When dipped in water, ap- ye FA Tie will be free countries pak No ‘such situations RE TEAR Se Tr ane plied and dried, they remfin in fo continue service from Miami and | in the future

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[tion decree. All international air=able. hm : Buenos Aires and elsewhere. Euro-| [vines must stop at border airports to|

unload passengers and cargo. | : LITTLE SISTERS SHOP : All domestic lines must be owned | | by Argentine-born in collaboration | yi | with the government which willl pr’ have veto power over all decisions. B oN The deeree will prevent any U. S.| | company from going into a new| | aviation development in partner- | ehip with Argentine capital. { Pan American Airways en

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has a number of mixed ownership |companiesy including Cubana in | Cuba, Panair do Brasil, Mexicana land Aerovias Nacionales de Colombia. Pan American had planned an Argentine subsidiary. |

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In Brazil, Pan American owns more than 50 per cent of the stock {in Panair. The Brazilian govern|ment owns Cruceiro do Sul. Com-=- | petition against a government is ‘sometimes unhealthy. In Cuba, Pan American is planning a .sale of -additional stock shares in Cubana - to shift “the weight of ownership. . | The formula for the future inditeates that U. 8. British, French land other foreign lines will be free to deliver to perimeter cities. They Imay fly across countries with inter{national passengers. | But the opportunities for going into business locally, the way the | | British did in South American railNoni - |roading, will be drastically limited r bs , |!and altogether banned in most inSunny days mean playtime for the small fry, We. oo Hl onces. Keep your little lassie cool, comfortable and | Eventually, Brazilian and Argencute in adorable play togs from THREE tine aviation companies will be askSISTERS. Shorts, sun suits, overalls, swim og Tornission i 17 Insane] : Ss. y anding ily « « We have them all in cunning new privileges at Miami, New Orleans

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and The Chicago Daily News Trillion Dollars | Is Scent on Wear a banc 2 PIECES EXACTLY AS PICTURED . . . SPECIAL! P B} Number of i A luxurious suite from the skilled craftsmen of one of NasuNOTON Me wo, K Thus Suis i America’s best mhkers . .. a suite made to sell for at least | so far in this conflict exceed a | BREF: all sble ; $30 more. Rugged, pre-war -construction—heavy coil trillion dollars. That is $1,000,- | ! ; springs in back, base and cushions; extra heavy, long900,100 00 9. Usand billions, = | ; wearing cover in one of the smartest patterns we've seen g : : . Davenport and matching chair, THREE SISTERS Money spent on this war since : yet avenport.a gC

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unigefBity here came up with | these estimates today affer | {| months of study. They don't include the vast | damage to public and private | property—just the amounts laid out to finance the war to date. The United States government ¥ oF £3 Ry | alone has poured out more than i : ; : oy | | one-fourth of the world total in | Fasthel You, four elastic a 5y the current conflict. Our —~ 4% Lo wl STRIKING NEW "ond two taste J : | so far is $280,000,000,000.

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