Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1945 — Page 16

LEGION PLANS |

0DT to Permit November Rally in Chicago.

American Legion officials today | { were laying plans for a large-scale | { convention next November in Chi- | cago. President Truman has accepted | an invitation to attend the affair | | to be held Nov. 18-20, | National Commandér Edward N.| Scheiberling told officials here yes- | terday he had received assurances | from the office of defense transpor- { | tation that the convention could be held. Before the war's end, the Legion had planned to hold a meeting here Sept. 24-26, limited to 50 persons. President Accepts Bid While ODT officials at Washington say the general convention ban has not been lifted, it is confidently expected the transportation picture may be improved by November. Amout 1800 delegates and thousands of others are expected at the Chicago session, declared James P. Ringley of that city, a member of the conyehtion committee. { { - Mr. Scheiberling called at the

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UNEXPENDED WAR FUND REPORT ASKED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (U. P) —Chairman Clarence Cannon (D. Mo.) of the house appropriation committee, today called for a: full scale economy drive to cut down government spending. Cannon, who rushed to Washington immediately after the Japanese surrender, said his committee was asking all government agencies to {report on their financial conditions. {He said the committee would go over their reports in an effort to recapture as much as possible of the $127,000,000,000 in unexpended war funds. Since June of 1940, Cannon said $420,000,000,000, including $8338. 000,000 in unliquidated contract |authorizations, have been made |available for war activities. “That means that in the space | / lof five years there was made avail- / |able for expenditure for war ac- | {tivities approximately 2% times as | much as was expended during | peace and war from the beginning | of the government to the end of

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I. T. U. STRIKE ENDS AT JERSEY CITY PAPERS

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 16 (U. P.) —The Jersey Journal and the Bayonne Times, strike-bound for 65 days, will resume publishing tomorrow when compositors return to work. | Theodore Lockwood, president of local 94, International Typographical union, said the 58 strikers voted | last night 54-4 to return to work. | Lockwood said publishers of both | | papers had agreed to most of the | iunion demands,

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