Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1946 — Page 38

HOUSE TOPS

ON SENATE LIST

Wii Discuss ‘Immediate and. Long-Term Plans,

WASHINGTON, April 5 (U, P.. Administration leaders foday gave housing an AA-1 priority for SenAte attention next week. Two measures are scheduled for a vote. One tackles the immediate job of getting 2700,000 new lowcost homes for veterans built by the

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| Hoskins Retire To Animal Hospital|

After four years in the army, r. Robert J Hoskins has re-~ . | turned to his Small Animal hospital, 3203 E, Washington st. He was discharged with the rank of major. Dr.» Hoskins served as a vets erinary inspec= tor in Camp Beale and in

FARM SUBSIDY "FIGHT GOES ON

‘Republicans Seek End by

First of Year. ~ * WASHINGTON, April 5 (U. P.),

| —The house banking committee re-

sumed its price control wrangle today with administration members confident they could break up Republican attempts to end farm dd sidies by Jan. 1. °~

Oakland, Cal,

Chairman Brent Spence (D. Ky.)

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end of 1947, The other would set up a longterm program to stimulate construction of over 1,000,000 homes a year throughout, the postwar decade. Its ultimate goal as set forth in a policy declaration is “a decent home and suitable living environ-

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said the committee probably would complete work on the price control | | extender by tonight. | At issue Jas a proposal by Rep. | Jesse P. Wolcott (R. Mich.), to end | 'subsidies by the end of the year. | {It would call for 25 per cent cuts {in the program on Aug. 15, Oct. 1 | Nov. 15 with complete liquida~ tion Jan. 1. Counter Suggestion i: Wolcott, the ranking Republican |] ‘member of the committee, said he was confident his amendment would Carry. The subsidy program in‘volves about $1,851,000,000 which ‘Leaders Believe Farm Price would be given to producers instead of passing increased roduction Amendment Means End. costs on to the er The administration members

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working with | the K-9 corps ° Dr. Hoskins and war dogs. Before entering service, he had operated his hospital here for 10 | years.

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o an increase of 300 is foreseen 3 in non-manufacturing, firms. © Sees Surplus 3 This anticipated expansion would raise employment considerably above the level prior to the period of work stoppage, Mr. Bennett said. The marked surplus of labor is

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{the long-term measure would pass pec the Senate almost without controeagectey o Somtinge Sys ug ; |versy and practically unchanged. I loyment, re) 3 ue SAE 3 Di YN ~ | But they expected a wrangle March 15, area unemploym 3 WTR ae RAENIRO ! ey (over certain provisions of the

onth’s| fnatiied at the previous m | The new army helicopter, XR-9B, was Shotographied in flight dur- emergency GI housing measure al-| ” ; ters of the air though they predicted it ultimately Durin ding March | ing recent performance lests at Wright field, headquar 15, ming the month, nd a di- | on service command. First light-weight helicopter to meet AAF | would pass in Sealy or ov y the Senrectly involved in labor disputes; requirements for a fast, maneuverable, easily maintained rotary. wing same form as appro WASHINGTON. April 5 (U. P).|pinned their hopes on a counter lovment decline aircraft, it is the newest air craft to be removed from the wartime ate Banking committee. : pes a showed a net employ od ast ist. Its most controversial provision [—Senate determination to raise suggestion by Rep. A. S. Mike Monof 900, Mr. Bennett Teparte Sel secrecy — probably is one which would au- farm parity prices® today put the roney (D. Okla). It would, end of thess were women, chiely In |thorize Housing Expediter Wilson kiss of death on the administra- the subsidy program on June 30, food products and electrical ma- W. Wyatt to guarantee a market 1947, the date selected by the comchinery groups. jor pletabricsiod houses and new- mittee to end the office of price| s: Major increases in chemical prod. construction materials. Repub- the :second time within a administration, 6: ucts helped to. counteract these De who dislike the idea unques- week the senate voted last night| Monroney’s amendment also calls| 3 10spes. tionably will find some support (hat the administration- -sponsored | for a 25 per cent cut in the subsidy I 8: 8: 8:

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U.S.E.S. OFFICE CLOSES SATURDAY |

The Indianapolis office of the U. S. employment service, 257 W. Washington st, will be closed all day Saturday, April 6. and every Saturday thereafter, according to Thomas W. Bennett, manager,

SOFT COAL REAGHES HIGH BEFORE STRIKE

WASHINGTON. April 5 (U. ).| | —Soft coal production in the Ei States snapped back to a new 19year ‘high for the week ended] March 30, the last working week prior to the nation-wide strike which got under way April 1, the] | National Coal association disclosed |

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The 300 added by nonmanufacturing concerns was 50 per cent female, Mr. Bennett stated, and the increases were mostly in retail trade and transportation. Employers’ job opening increased 25 per cent during the month, Mr. Bennett pointed out, with: a noticeable gain in the demand for male skilled and semi-skilled workers in both industiral and . construction work. Two-thirds of the current ope ings are for men, he said, while | women are wanted for clerical, saleg and service jobs.

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from Southern Democrats. {program between July 1, 1946, and The emergency measure's pro- the termination date. It leaves to visions for $600,000,000 in materials #° amendment fording a simulta- the administration, however, how | subsidies and for price ceilings Qn | neous raise in the price of farm and when the cut shall be made. | 8:45 U. 8. Army Band existing homes and building lots also products. + Wolcott's amendment provides | 9: i Give and Take were expected to draw the fire of| As a result. senate leaders agreed for price increases to offset the loss ie Mary and Tak the same group of senators. the hill must die in congress or|by producers of the subsides. Moro-| 9:45 Mary Lee Taylor The lomg-term housing bill was: face a certain presidential veto. Al-iney contended this would result in! 10:00 News— Let's Pretd. | the 4700 hogs received this morn- ., sponsored by Senator Robert A. though they went through the for-'a two per cent rise in the cost of | 10:13 Let's Pretend ing at the Indianapolis stockyards, Taft (R. OO); Banking Committee mality of continuing to consider! living ‘every 45 days, beginning Aug. | 10: 45 Billie Burke he U. S. agriculture department Chairman Robert F. Wagner (D. N. and amend the measure, they saw|15. The subsidy program. he said, |ii:00 Today's Theater reported. Y.) and.Senator Allen J. Ellender no hope of wriung it into law this represents eight per cent of the !l: Ii Lave Thais Other classes were too limited! (D, La.). It was approved unani-| year. : . | cost of food to consumers. bn 45 Hollywood Sts for an accurate market test, but /mously yesterday by the banking, Vote 46 to 38 2 Points Remain | 12:00 Gilbert Forbes they were quotable fully steady. committee, The farm price amendment~re- | Only two other major points re- 8 aam Family Receipts included 250 cattle, 325 This program would cost the gov- quiring the farm labor costs. be In-| ,.in64 before writing: of the bill 12:45 County Fair calves and 25 sheep. [ernment a “net” $30,000,000 the first cluded in computing parity prices—| 4 pe completed: ot Gr Got Bin {vear, increasing in cost to an esti- was adopted last night by a vote of | 1. Wolcott's renewed fight to 1:15 Grand Cent'l Sta | mated $133,000,000 a year after five 46 to 38. The action was a surprise and a setback to a group of sena-

1:30 Workshop make April 1, 1947, the termination !:45 Workshop date of price controls. | 2°00 Assignment Home | Hawaiian Music Permanent Agency tors who had spent a week devising Gre of the Nation | UL iL 1 It would establish a permanent # compomise on the industrial

2. The proposal of Rep. Fred L.| 2: A¥isnmen one] Dn N £30 Army Day Parade | NEW YORK, April 5 (U. P).— (oday, Bs EG HH LHe Crawford (R. Mich), that provision| 2:45 Bill Downs Intrvw. | Public Report | Army Day Parade Assets and deposits of the city’ 8) The N. C. A. estimated that Bi-1 350 360 [email protected] national housing agency, including! Sm — 76 to b- thei be made for an item-by-item profit | 3:00 President Truman | President Truman | President Truman three largest cofrimercial banks iIn!tuminous output approximated 13-4 160- 220 pounds [email protected] functions of the federal home loan . reement to increase the et to manufacturers. This proposal has | 313 J Fresident Truman! President Truman | President Truman the first quarter of 1946 were mod-| 260,000 net tons, a new peak since| " josss administration, Jederay hous, cate» #0 sents anion attacked as giving profits to 1027. when production 270- 300 pounds 14.10 ing administration and the federa

1 t {§ p i Sy aipD, inca) Easy | Star catmiers = Am. Cancer Society .. erately less than in the last quar- afarch 26, manufacturers on lead items upon| 4.00 opp't'nity Knocks | Easy Stuart Irwin { Dallas Symph 1 1 Ss £ . | phony ter of 1045, bank statements of the amounted to 13,320,000 tons. The 330- 400 pounds ........... 1410 public housing authority. ¥ Pot y ffeenve Nine months Aer Cp ich they historically have taken| 415 Army Cal | Ensy institutions revealed today. record high for output was set On| 460. 450 pounds ..... 14.10 It would provide federal aid for The res] test came. Iater. hows voluntary losses. : i Medium— slum clearance and redevelopment J Tr : dW tt's firs t y Chase National bank reported pec. 4, 1826, when the mines turned p on the parity increase offered Volcott's first attempt to have|

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Lore ui n'a ry mer RETAIL SALES RISE DURING FEBRUARY

Monday, said the lean ‘cannot be! WASHINGTON, April 5 (U P),

spent. elsewhere. “The wealth represented by the —Retail sales during Februar: rose 21 per cent to $6,190.000,000 ova last

credif will leave this country in the form of processed goods, thus revear, but were $250,000 000 belaw the January total, the departmeit of

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what 1s produced in America,” he Durable goods sales increasd 27

said. Lora Halifax is touring Wyoming and Montana. | per cent while non-durable goods advanced 19 per cent over tht core responding month last year Huge purchasing power, opimisrf concerning economic prospecs and the appearance in some volme of items not available for a Mimber of years combined to kee} pure chases at peak levels, the Sport ment said.

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Deposits totaled $5,140.- tion amounted to 13,175,000 tons CATTLE (350) public ousing. also would set "12 to 31 a week ago today 28reed instead to a proposal by Rep. $4 Chuck Acree 10:30—~Ed McConnell :45—Nelson Olmsted com pon u st lants f rivat ome- si Ay . -Q d McGonne 10:4 cConnel 00—Orchs, of Nation 086.545 pared with $5,742, 178.805. and in the corres ding 1943 period; Suey Jip Shima or 9 R hom over presidential objections. Ad- Paul Brown Ga), 7:15—News— Williams 11:00—~Man on the Farm 15—Orchs, of Nation Jnvestments in United States output totaled 12. 297,000 tons. Cee pounds building. . ‘| ministration economic advisets said June 30, 1847. 1:30—Morning Matinee 11:15—Man on the Farm :30—Orchs. ‘of Nation government securities dipped -to| For the year through March 30| 450.100 pounas The measure would authorize = = Ce average family] A Dill with a similar OPA termi- | Morning Naan EE gE eg ee 15 Masters Gail Tesi | $2960277,000 from $3078, 103.000. soft, coal production totaled some Io. 1300 Jounds NHA to spend $25000,000 over a food pudget $125 a year * nation date has been introduced in| 415—Morning Matines 15 President Trumsn " pis ' - : : } + ’ t | 8 elody shions i 30—T. Me! co ot mei nt wl SE De en, 4, lr nen" ene xine in 80 Snel Sevan Romer, BLE FUEL 8 share compared with $1.02 a share cent over the 153595, In 900-1100 pounds ny gE Sw & decision” on the parity amendment Wagner (D. N.Y), It also pro-| 8:00—Mail { in the corresponding 1945 quarter. the corTesponing 19% period, 1100-1300 pounds needs and plan community develop- night. promoters of the com- vides for continuing subsidies. The reduced income was attributed 1300. 1500 pounds ments. Localities would match promise se gave up. um-—- 1 to smaller profits on securities after UNITED TO INCREASE ‘ito-11% pounas Whatever federal aid they received Jp a change in tax accounting. RIPS 100-10, pounds on a 50-50 basi Total resources of National City DAILY ROUND T 700-1100 pounds Two types or ‘federal aid would L N RADIO Bank of New York on March 31 CHICAGO, Aprii 5 (U. P)— be given localities for slum cleardipped to $5.248,215,688 from $5434,- United Air Lines on April 10 will CRotete. . [email protected] ance and redevelopment: (1) ad au- . : 372,600 at the year-end. Deposits hoost the total number of its daily 300-1000 . 18.25@1775 thorization of $750,000,000 in loans) SETS SEEN BY JAN 1 amounted to $4,948,852,510 compared round trips between New York and 00. 800 over a five-year period; and (2) | % with $5,143,422,244. Chicago to 22, including five high-/ 800-1000 outright subsidies amounting to $4,-! WASHINGTON, April 5 (U. P.) Earnings of National City bank speed, noh-stop schedules, W. R.| 500. 900 pounds 000,000 a year over the same period.| _—v. federal communications com=nd sales COUIMO Ha These also would be matched 50-50 and its affliated city bank, Farm- Thigpen, district traffic a JE fe sounds Thete als 4 t mission. reported tolay that mans ers Trust Co., combined totaled $1.27 manager, announced today. Cows (all weights) v localities. ; ; ; a share for the first quarter against; The new non-stop flights will be qt " jal 3 The measure would authorize fed- ufacturers expect 0 proauce more $1.14 a share for the corresponding operated with four-engined, four- cuiier and common 85061100 eral contributions to localities of than 22,000,000 new radio sets by 1945 period. mile-a-minute Mainliner 230’s, car- | Canner .. 7.000 8.50 $22 000,000 a year for four years for Jan. 1. a new record high over Guaranty Trust Co. reported total rying 44 passengers plus cargo. The development of low-rent housing. total production of any pre-war resources of $3,609.511,466 on March increased service will more than 13.50@ 14.50 T | year 31 against $3.813,507,041 on Dec. 31 double United's present passenger LOCAL ISSUES i The new sets, now being produced and deposits amounted to $3,093. capacity on the run. i Mediom af an at the rate of approximately 750,764,158 and $3,300,452,507, respec- ne» CALVES Nominal quotations furnished’ by 000 per months, will include stand- | » anapolis securities dealers: . He y tively. Holdings of government! U. S. STATEMENT | Good and choice pel T0CKS ard. FM and television receivers. securities amounted to $2,060,896,985 Somme, avy” mestem pn to rr 8 lL FOC's Teport. was based on against $2,058,320 457 WASHINGTON. April 3 (U. P.) —Gov : Amer States pfd rr 24 23 a survey of B85 of the nation’s 89 ernment expenses and receipts for roe, Feeders and. Stacker Cattle Amer States ci A major radio receiver manufacturers. current fiscal year through Apri 3 com- Steers Amer States cl B Th ‘ev showed that oxi pared with a year ago ob L 8 Ayres 412% pia e survev showe al approxiLOCAL PRODUCE As You! : ast Feat 0 50 pounds [email protected] Ayisnire = % So mately 16.736,000° new standard 52,203,126,324 § 74,520,402 pounds 13 50@ 15.00 Belt R Stk Yds com ; . 41,602,249.876 67,814,960 051 - Belt R Stk Yyas pfd band sets would be produced, apPRICES FOR PLANT DELIVERY 33 414 749.224 35 023 808,403 pounds 12.00@13 50 Bobbs-Merrill 4'2% ptd - proximately 1800000 combination Boulizy, Hens, 4% Ibs. anda over, 22 18,788.372,100 39,486,503 872 pounds 12.00@13 50 Bobbs-Merrill com ’ a Eade, Eg porns, 18c; springs. + 23180.017 140 14.718,676,396 Medium — Central Soya com . 60 standard and FM band receivers ; under Leghorns, 27 54 2350 44! 500-1000 pounds 8.75@10 25 | Circle Theater com b 7 ; t is Toews 1c ducks, 8 Ibs. and over, aE Th A 2 | Cioitr ana ay sorted Sens Ci oer oa pid 447700 television sets and 54.600 et ght. a esse, 200; capons, 6 lbs. i SHEEP (25) Cons Fin Corp pfd .. . 97 combination standard, FM and teleEggs: Ourreni receipts, 54 bo. to case, | CLEARING HOUSE Ewes (Shorn) ha a mn re , vision band receivers Jie, graded eggs. A large, lic. A medium, $5 42, 00 ned and choice 14.75@15 50 | EL Wayne & Jackson RR , no grade be. 3 17.021,000 Common and medium 6.00% 7.00 Hetll-Jones Co cl A pla at———— La ook rug..Co com rE ue Shoite and closely ame 16 00 Ind Asso Tel Co 2 pid . JANUAR OUTPUT OF yis . 000 and choice 15.0015 75 Ind & Mich Elee 4'27% pid Come In!—Write In!—Phone.In!—W A. 4320 * Medium and good Teo Hdbniege & L com z . Common [email protected] Ind is P Gee or hes = SHOES SHOWS RISE ndpls Vater ass A com TELI N RA DE CHANGE or ok 2) hd 153 WASHINGTON, April 5 (U, P) signed a contract, effective imme-| i, ir jensen, secretary of the ; Kingan & C verre. T° BY% Sh LN » April a (U diately, with the Cuban government, i att pl : MAINTENANCE BASE Kingan & Co pid 73 100 —Shoe production during January for the transport of this mail ak a > Lincoln Loan Co 5 , rn n A commission - SAN FRANCISCO, April 5 (U. Lincoln Nat Life com 711, F0Se 16.3 per éent over December t0| Under the new contract, Expreso| tion of surveys and studies related P.)—United Afrlines will transfer EX] glory WO din 34; 3 40,700,000 pairs, and was 1.3 per cent wij] carry approximately 12.000 to the Indiana redevelopment plan virtually all of its maintenance fa- Mastic Asphalt * * higher than January, 1945, the de- pounds of mail daily from Havana at the luncheon meeting of the : ru Homes « ar f er 1 to- i i : : . cilities from Chicago to San Fran- I om pa tment. of commerce reported t0-'tq Miami, according to Donald W. Scientech club Monday in the Claycisco in the near future, President day Stewart, executive vice president.| oo yo) y ¢ . n A 0. W. A. Patterson announced through Manufacturers expect 1946 pro- The regular mail will move by rail g the San Francisco qffice today s Gear & duction to be much greater Lnan after it is landed in Florida { The move will make San Fran- ._ '° 1g k S he 1945 output of 483738546 pairs ci — wo | Stokely~Van Camp pt 22% ” “4 cisco the ‘exclusive “maintenance Siokely-Van Camp com ,. because of better labor-Iraanigernent BUILDING HONORS | hase for the airline's trans-contin- : ™ relations and the. return of Many U S Senator ental system and will occasion a Unit el Co . servicemen to shoe factories. ARIZONA U. HERO . Mis tripling of the present maintenance January retail shoe sales rose 10 TUCSON, Ariz. (U. P).—Capt.| . personnel here, Some 2000 are now pe rcent over a year ago. Prelimi-| James Panas. killed in action in| HORIZONTAL 7 Christmas employed in the local shops nary reports Insloste Pevruasy Sales France on Sept. 6, 1944, after win- | 1,5 Pictured 8 Place Patterson said the entire Will maintain this high level, the | ,,,, gye decorations for bravery, U. S. senator guard fer would take two or three vears report: said, will be honored again when a new| 11 Pressed 10 Rural = $750,000 student memorial buildfhg, 13 New Zealand : town 11 He represents NEW FIRMS AND is erected on the University of Ari- — 15 Accomplish . 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