Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1946 — Page 12

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Ant, ; TLE fits.” yi Scipio ; B. i J "| Mr. Patman said the present com- pa : ] (0100 ? rE “ re. ] mittee structure is “modern and up- Seay ’ 3 ” Al | Wi : 3 4 to-date.” The bill redlices the num- glk 4 | /) hi | ber of congressional committees by Po : NN Declares Streamlining of more than haut. ;

; i i Congress ‘Near. Fascism.’ He admonished returning legisla~

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City Will Need 10 Years to Clear Debris Before Rebuild- om a» | 4 WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (U. P.).| themselves to vote for this law

ing Can Be Started. o 2B | —Rep. Wright Patman (D. Tex),|without «change to become & part has called for & congressional re-|of the rules of the house and sen-

By EDWARD W. BEATTIE re / vw, 4% 4\ United Press Staft Correspondent 7 ! volt next January against provisions ate Jan, 3 next.”

NE, Sept. 35. Teh yonre Shiila be long eugh to oloae fhe / d ’ of the congressional reorganization : om C e, the first city roc y a -plane air raid.| 4 "1 : Ruble tro Be has been cleared, the skeleton walls of gutted 0 ” i gh that would streamline Soin OH, THESE HORRID buildings must come down. Then the real job of rebuilding cah begin. i \g tees and require congress to adopt ts 0s spectacular a ruin as any of the 50 first cities. of | an annual budget for the govern- i MPLES Germany, It is more spectacular than most. In addition to' damage a ment, : : from many air raids, the city suf- if The reorganization act, passed in y fered from heavy ground fighting in| In the year since the Nazis col- nt h | the closing days of the last conthe outskirts. lapsed, 3800 major breiiks in electric : / ; gress, stipulates that a budget be % i 4 oi The result was the almost com-|cables have been repaired. A coal J \ drawn up at the beginning of each 3 THE WORD plete wreckage of the inner city— [generator now turns out 40 per cent A { session by the house ways and| ; ‘ i ” the area inside the semicircular (as much electricity as the hydro- rp f means appropriations committees] NE : g w “ring road” which starts and ends |electric plants which the war de- ; 1 and the senate finance and appro- \ : 3 on the east bank of the Rhine. stroyed. J | atlons | Soni ee eotiaate tod s RY , in Cologne has 280 street lights, com- 4 / - ; ; F : nme a ung trom the PAred 10 4500 electric and 16000 gs . ral ‘reseipis snd expenses Sor he x TAKES ON NEW MEANING he Soy Houses 0 Setote the war, 1 Inflln | nein Mi a rose uel facia blemishes; _ x famous cathedral to iW / ( : 7 in the narrow alleys—escaped seri- kere Jive surajiea = alr ’ : members of the four committees ex-| ples, blotches nay be der- : ¥ J AT CASE CLOTHES EARLY ous damage. 2 service is 98 per cent restored. But : LAR ceeded income, congress would be| for certain external skin irritations RY a) : PEI In the city as a& whole, 80 per |there still is much wastage through | § me ple i required to approve by record vote caused by the higher fungi. Such EN No. 2 cent of the buildings were damaged. (minor breaks still unrepaired. 0g @ : — 4 [the resulting increase in the public iortions are often very stu wi? : 3 kt Before the war, Cologne had ‘a It will take three years to get N : yy X debt or reduce the budgeted ex-| and annoying. ® en 1 9- = en ; penditures. The \dea is to try to] A common-sense way to combat OLDEN large tourist trade. To accommo-|SEWers back to normal. - Re “- lx ™ ontzo 1 It them is with a fungicidal pre : . cof date visitors, it ‘had 7000 hotel| Gas facilities are about 25 per pra eep income and outgo in line. tion such as TING. para ie Sham roms. Cul wre ft, Ther cet of, So, BEL Noll) apes uit y A EN est. hotel has 18 yooms Intact. f in the lines. still to be mended, “Ips for the president of the Consolidated Broadcasting Company. | would force congress to bow to “the Lair a hh Daas Si ” i , hs Sus Cologne's pre-war popiwaiion © Lack Cooking Facilities He wants us to weave in a couple of commercials.” will of four super-committees” in certain types of fungi on contact! It : i. : CUT STR

762,000 shrank to 40,000 at the time| morty thousand Cologne families | — be jus ; ay # the appropriations of funds for yet-| May be just what you need to help Fo pProp > clear up the skin condition that is ! 3 yy Green |

u Je ditys fall, but now has risen |, .ve no cooking facilities. German SENTENCES OF TWO a4, and Mrs. Ethel Hunter, 30, were |erans, flood control and rivers and| pb oo vou Even if oth 14 : . § J No. ai ibe z | harbors works, social security bene-| pete a t = other prod- ) -" : Cans

The housing problem is prodigious. city officials say a deficient diet -has released, only after they had been | 7 ; TNnG Anti- ) : " It is aggravated by slack of labor |affected health. Tuberculosis ‘is in- WOMEN SUSPENDED |ordered to be “good mothers” to BID S00 Ne jue, he sad Sale septic Medicated Cream today. } -¢ a : & % Special P and all kinds of building materials | creasing rapidly. CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Sept.|their children; refrain from drink- cbject” be salt Jn a siate- Gly 59 conte at your druggist, : : ; —except salvaged bricks. Seventy per cent of Cologne's in- 26.—-Two Muncie women charged {ng intoxicating liquor and to report 1 ¥ : M A 12 Million Tons of Debris dustry was destroyed or so heavily with leaving “their three small|ever two weeks to the Montgomery | rs Wd : 1 3032 W The war left 12 million tons of damaged that weather completed [daughters in a parked car while county welfare department through ; E 3 Soe SN 7 . tubble in’ Cologne, plus the jagged |the job. Industry now operates at they made a round of local taverns |the same agency at Muncie. . ; walls which jut from the wreckage. [20 per cent-of capacity. have been sent home with 60-day| Their children, who were kept for | §.4 At first, the debris merely was The big inland waterway harbor suspended sentences by Judge How- [a short time in the county children’s |* shoveled out of the streets to per-|on the Rhine functions at 15 per|ard A. Sommer. home here, were returned to the two |: mit resumption of traffic. cent of normal. The women, Mrs. Mildred Disney, women. Rain and sun have “melted down” ———— this mass into a putty-like substance laced with stone, steel and wood. It lias become an almost im-

movable whole. Under a voluntary rubble clear-

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