Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1946 — Page 24

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House Today |

3.| outlaw what its supporters nai were “extortionate and

acketeering demands” on radio broadcasters by Mr, Petrillo and his American Federation of Musicians (A. F.

lof 1),

“The bill was introduced by Rep. Clarence Lea (D. Cal), and was approved last month by his house interstate commerce committee. The measure would make.it a criminal offense for any labor leader to compel or try to compel a broadcaster to: ONE: Hire more employees than he needs or wants. TWO: Compensate any labor union for its failure to hire unneeded employees. THREE; Pay an employee more

than once for any services ne has

rendered. FOUR: Refrain from broadcasting a foreign or educational musical program urless a “stand-by” union orchestra is employed, FIVE: ' Refrain from broadcast ing mechanical musical recordings

without paying “tribute” to a la-|

bor union, A similar—but vastly more mod-erate-——measure has already passed he senate. If the Lea bill s ap-

proved—and chances are it will be—

a conference between senate. and house members will be necessary to iron out their differences.

Burglar's Loot Includes Birds |

IT WAS a strange loot that some burglars carried away from the home of Mrs. Anna B. Clark, 1411 8. Richland ave., last night. The thieves, who broke in through a porch, discarded a pillow sack of silver and a can of Crisco, - They did, however, take: 1 red bird cage with a gréen stand and two yellow canaries; 1 table model radio, 1 diamond ring, one electric clock, a pin-up lamp, a table lamp and a flash _ light,

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‘Are Victims Here.

Four women and two children today are recovering from ‘the effects of gas fumes which overéame them in their homies yesterday.

spread through the residence of Dr. Willlam H. Norman, 661 Berkley rd. caused Mrs. Marian R. Norman and her two sons to become ill. Mrs, Norman hurried her children to a neighbor's home, where she collapsed, Investigation disclosed that the fumes apparently had seeped from a vent in the furnace. Reached Front Porch Mrs. Walter Reed, 30, of 837 N Colorado ave, was treated at Methodist hospital after she was tvercome by gas in her home. The gas is believed to have escaped {from a pilot light. | Twn other women were jvercome by fumes. from their furnace last night but were revived when Shey thanaged to reach the front |'They were Mrs. Mary McMa 61, and Mrs. Mary Tuphy, 25, of 533 IN. Dearborn st. The heavy humidity yesterday which made it difficult for the fumes to be drawn up the himney quickly was blamed for the accident.

CHALLAUX SERVICES T0 BE HELD FRIDAY

Services for Homer" Lh, Chaillaux, former national Americanism director of the American Legion, will be in charge of Inglewood post 188 in the Veterans Memorial building at Inglewood; Cal, at 9:30 a. m, Friday. : ‘Burial is tentatively set for Feb.

26 in Arlington National cemetery in Washington, D. C. The body

Carbon monoxide fumes which|

will be taken East by train follow. ing .the services. Mr. Chaillaux, who was 49, died] suddenly Monday at San Fernando, | Cal. He was a past commander of

the Inglewood past.

John Stelle, national commandet jof the American Legion, paid the {following tribute to Mr. Chaillaux: Others Pay Tribute | “In the death of Homer Chail-! laux, the American Legion and the | nation have lost one of their great- | i est advocates and defenders of true

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“During his many years at na-|

tional headquafters, no man gave! more of himself for preservation of | the ideal American way of life. His! | passing is a loss to all of us.”

: Similar tributes were paid to the

| Edelweiss Ladies’

{ former Americanism director by

| Robert J. Webb, Omaha, Neb, na-| ‘ tional. Americanism chairman; Memphis, Tenn, | and Milo J. Warner, Toledo, O.,,

{Roane Waring,

past national commander.

Organizations

Southeastern Rebekah lodge 749 will

1 hold its regular meeting at 7:45 p. m. to-| hall. A short patriotic | program will be followed by degree prac- |

night in the club

| Mrs. Asa Hoy will give the alteitioon | address for the sll-day meeting of the]

| woman's union beginning at 10: a. m, moze in the Emerson Avenue Bap-

tist church. There will be a covered dish |

{at the meeting of Broad Ripple chapter, O, E. 8 tomorrow at 8 p. m,

society will give Its] monthly card party in Southside Turners’ {| hall at- 8 p. m. Saturday.- Mrs. Hans { Bockes, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. { Pred Baumeister.

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