Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1946 — Page 10

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES:

racy An d Economy Square Off For Capital Showdown

TUESDAY. OCT. 8, 1946

AGENCIES

Whether Eat Will Be Real or Shadow Fight

Is Uncertain.

By PAUL R. LEACH Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 —Bureaueracy today is bitterly engaged in its perennial shadow boxing with government economy. On the surface more real body Blows than in many a year are being aimed at payrolls as obese as the circus fat man. : Congress gave civil employees a 14 per cent pay raise last May. This came on top of the five-day week. Instead of appropriating to meet added costs, congress told department heads to equalize by reducing personnel. The whole executive etstablishment is affected. Some bureaus are increasing. J Others will be cut by as much 86 75 per cent. Million May Be Cut Off

The total reduction sought by congress would be more than a million persons by next June 30. Departments and agencies are to be reorganized and refined further, following congressional acceptance early this year of two out of three White House reorganization plans. But what has been and is being done about the stacking of bureau upon bureau, function upon function, like the carved family symbols on a totem pole? Here is a current picture: Every cabinet department head, every chief of bureau of independent agency, has on his desk a new letter from President Truman, Acting under the reorganization act, also with the paybill in mind, he says: “In particular I wish to stress the , opportunities” afforded by the act

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to improve internal organization Butchers {a year and architedt's sketches al-| American States cl A and to eliminate outmoded or un- | 120- 140 pounds ........... $16 2 | ready are complete. LB Lyres $e% pid g % necessary reports, procedures, ac-| jao- 180 Joust 1628 Need for Change Passing | Belt R Stk Yds com ......... 6 tivities, offices and administrative | 160- 399 Pounds J0.20 The college is situated virtually |Bobbs-Merrill 4%a Df4.0...00. 75 units now required by statute. 220. 240 pounds . 16328 lin the heart of Terre Haute's busi-| Bobbs-Mernill com... By ih Lover the years , . . humerous a. 300 Sows 16.38 | ness district. A passer-by cannot| circle Tnealer com M 105 Procedures and activities have been 300- 330 pounds js [tell at a glance that the clump Of | Sor tog Industries com. ) prescribed by statute which are no |yedium-- ©. ! : | buildings comprising the education. | Consolidated Industries ptd .. 3

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with the most efficient conduct of | het un | housing for firms and offices. | Elesjjome dah som RR pT " 0 | In the maritime public business . . . 270- 300 POUNAS +.........ss 16.28 Contemplated changes call for the| Herm. Jones a toh is | versy, meanwhile, there was "Dee. 1 Is Deadline 300 130 bounds .ceeavecenss JOH transformation of the campus into| ing Asso Tel Co 2 8 360- 400 pound 16.26 d witl I-|Ind & Mich Elec Pie % pid... 108 111 Every department head is directed | Good pounds caresses. 16. |a downtown garden spot with col- Inapis Bol} Seo os 2%, 27s, tiations. to get his suggestions to the bud-| 400- 450 pounds ............ 16.25 lege buildings flanking a landscaped | Indpls P & L 4 ped... 108 © 11% Power Strike at Impasse get bureau by Dec. 1 for submission rr. Sunde + 1828 | quadrangle on all sides. ar a A Enh Tn other major labor develop 250- 850 pounds ... . 15.0001600| College authorities claim that the | Indpls Railways com .. . 16 J Pp to congress. Jeff Nat Life com ‘ . 17 iments: Will, the department heads fol= |, qm to Slaughter Pigs need for the change is both press- Kingan & Co com .... iA 53 ‘ ONE: Pittsburgh's edium to Good— [ § - | Kin, & Co pid 85 » P low those instructions literally, or| 90. 120 pounds 18.28 ing and evident. This year the en Lincoln Loan do 5'z pfd . ..100 {power strike passed into its will the b tie - I to! . rollment skyrocketed to an all-|Lincoin Nat Life 53 pfd .... 60 mn : . ureaucratic ' impu Be len CATTLE (875) time high of some 2100. It is hoped Marmon Herrington Om... 3 33, day still hopelessly deadlocked, and 1. { ofce— . , astic Ashalt ...... .......q» 4 i Ang on to unnecessary fume ns | 700~ 900 pounds ... 185082030 that in more normal times it will] Natl Homes com _ .. 114g {company officials turned down a and inflated staffs continue? | 900-1100 pounds . [email protected] 1 | hundred above |} 1nd Pub Serv 5% ........ 06 108 new union proposal. Will congress really back up the [1100-1300 pounds 18.50 20.30 | leve off some several hundred a N Ind Pub Serv com ......... 16 170) "ep Can y 1300-1500 pounds . 18.50@20. 30) pre- war peaks. P R Mallory com ............ 21'a 22% : President if he does cut deeply|Good— : Progress Laundry com .. . 23% 2 into th tv? 900- 900 pounds . 18, 3014.50 The fact that the great majority | pub Serv of Ind com . . 2 37 ; e obesity? 90( 17.00 tively en ed | Pub Serv of Ind 3% % pid ... 96% 99% turned to work on their Peak Reached Last Christmas | 110¢ 1 o0@180|0f persons now actively engaged po Gear & Tool com .. .. 9 32 | Just before the first Roosevelt Mee .. 17.00018.50| in the teaching profession’in the So Ind G & E 13% ple rad 12 2 3 administration began in March 700-1100 pounds asst vvvvv.. [email protected]| State are Indiana State graduates|siokely-Van Camp com... 391, | before it was barely 24 hours old. g 1104-1300 POUDAS .iuverevvane 125081720 hy the |Tetre Haute Malleable 8' 1933, the civil government payroll |Comm is cited as another factor why the ;fg chin, com ............ 3% 1 700-1100 pounds ..,........ . 9.50013.00] {school should be as modernly| United Tel Co 5% .......... totaled 563,805 persons. - At the end : felt i Union Title COM ........ees .| better than five-to-one of December, 1939, it had risen to] 90-200 pounds" ...... vile] “UIDPed as possibie, ; : I 928.836 gL | 800-1000 pounds ............ 18.50@2030| Officials also point out that while BONDS picket lines in the film city’s h ; Good— Loan 4%s 60 ...... 97 «++ | jurisdictional dispute. thousands of teachers have been |American n jurisdic p By December, 1945, war peak 600- B00 pounds ......e..... [email protected] American Loan 4's 58....... 97 ve 4 : 3 in Had od = ha, jhe on Avg. 1 800-1000 Pounds ....eeussess 16. 50G18.50 trained at the college, it also has|Buhner Fertilizer Bs 54 ...... 097 FOUR: The relatively minor issue reach 3 - s this year, Just about a year aftet N00. 500 POUNDS” ............ [email protected]| turned out other thousands with Chisens Ind Te 158 81 rx Bi -{of whether C. I. O. longshoremen is Year, ay Common— degrees to take their place in all|Columbia Club 13s 5s ....... 84 oe the end of the war, it had shrunk 900 POUNAS +... .eevvens 0.5001280| Corps of life. Consol Fin Ss _ a one hatch on 16 lumber -schooners| ; { Hamilton g Co 5s ! 7 “rd §i a 21105 : established cail- Good Cows: (al) yeiginn BR W Immediate changes, when the fnapls Brass & Hum a - {threatened to prolong pay . ol ive : set 130m 13 00 | green light is given on both finances Indpls P&L 3 105': 107 | Coast maritime strike indefinitely. ings that government must follow. | Cutter and common 825w11 50! , mane ¢ n Indpls Railways Co Ss 57 .... 38 98 ee ies reagent Canper 7006 8.25 and building materials, will be the ; a¥4 <0 Tel Co 3s 75 104 Gut 0 155890 Asked Bulls (all weights) razing of the present administra DONS ey hone 5 x bw There is no set statutory or bud- | Beer— ’ {tion building and the erection of a N Ind Pub Serv 3's 73... 105 107 get bureau figure for June 30, 1947, Rel Sid 13.00013:55 | yew one. Accompanying this will be| Bub Serv of Ind 3tas 75... 100 107% end of thie current fiscal year. But God . . 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on reduction of non-essential federal expenditures recommends a

decline to 1,650,000 by that date. C

Even if this suggested ceiling is Cul

reached the payroll will still be fatter by more than 700,000 persons than it was at the beginning of 1940. ‘The payroll figures quoted are

HOG PRICES

Fat Lams Advan 50¢

apolis stockyards today with prices, steady at ceiling. in cattle trade found prices on the] campus face-lifting.

lambs advanced 50 cents to $1.00. Receipts today were 1275.hogs; 875 ship of Dr. Ralph N. Tirey, college | dianapolis cattle, 350 calves and 1575 sheep.

Good and choice

800-1050 pounds ... Good

Downtown Terre Haute School Schedules 5- Year Face- Lifting Program “DRIVE 10 PLUG

The present . . . This is how the Indiana

The future . . .

STEADY HERE

By VICTOR PETERSON

college today announced plans for

To a Dollar. Hogs sold readily at the IndianImproved action pudget for the beginning of the

rong side. | Most of the changes which have|

Times Staff Writer TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Oct. 8.—Officials of the Indiana State Teachers Pickets 30d Police Clash two- million-dollar | een program which is scheduled to develop over the next five years. | Currently the initial phase rests in the lap of the state legislature | which will convene in January, State officials, college authorities said, already have indicated a willingness to make room in the appropriation

an estimated

LOCAL ISSUES

Vealers were steady while fat] taken place in recent years have | come under the progressive leader- |

| president since 1933.

GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (1275) have been in the mill for more than)

60- 220 pounds

CALVES (350) lish, mathematics and language de-|

11.00017.00 by side. The library front will be 30a %| changed and two wings will be

ommon and medium 1s

Feeder and Stocker Cattle and Calves

Steers "me | Cholce— The quadrangle, with. its criss-200-1030 pounds aaa 18 301.50 | crossed walks, will take shape with!

[the demolition of the administra-|

[email protected] | PArtments. They will be built side U.

Plans for the current expansion| agents Fin Corp com Agents Fin Corp American States pia

[email protected] al institution is anything more than, Delta Electric com

Nomina! quotations furnished by in- POWeEr securities dealers:

STOCKS

S. SEEKS TO SPEED FREIGHT MOVEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8' (U, P.) — |The war assets administration re-| | ported today that it has adopted a

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An estimated x million dollar expansion program will bring is Sates lifting to the Terre Haute downtown campus.

$2 Million Expansion Planned BAKERS STRIKE : At State Teachers College AT WASHINGTON

At Film Sudio.

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TAX LOOPHOLES 7. vor se, ne

and operated. for 26 years by Miss Frona J. Greene, has been pur- . chased by William T. Daily Sr. . 4814 E. New York st.

. Lists Shere: ¥, Evasion, Plans Action.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (U, P.).— !A new drive to plug tax law loopholes has been started .by the federal government. The treasury and the joint con-

Mr. Daily, sales representative and agent for the Addresso~ graph = Multi-

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gressional committee on internal ) revenue taxation, it was learned, graph Corp, dor have completed studies listing the Mr. Daily 3 years re)

various schemes that are being used to By-pass the tax collector. | The data will be presented to the | house ways and means committee {when congress convenes in Janu- | ary and the ccommittee is expected | to call hearings on the subject. An internal revenue bureau official said the amount of potential tax loss to the government is “peanuts” compared with the total collections but the “principal of equal-

ity in taxation” is the key motivat-| | ing force for the drive. from $20.25 to $18 per hundred

{ . ; | pounds. The change, however, will | ~ Co-Operatives’ Income Studied |haye no effect on retail prices of Tax loopholes and other revenue meat. problems are being discussed at a| OPA ordered the drop with the meeting here of 300 internal rev-|explanation that an error had enue collectors and agents—the | placed those animals under the | largest gathering of its kind in 10] $20.25 overriding ceiling ordered lyears. Their views also will figure|be Secretary of Agriculture Clinton in any recommendations made to P. Anderson Aug. 28. the ways and means committee. The agency said it has now been ae committee is being bombard- determined that calves and the d by requests from various business low grade cattle were not included Se itotios to make an inquiry|in Mr. Anderson's directive and into the possibility of taxing cer-| that their price would revert back tain incomes of co-operatives, which | to the $18 top prevailing June 30, are now tax-exempt. | when price controls lapsed.

A committee attache said one of] LOCAL PRODUCE

the chief complaints against the | PRICES FOR PLANT DELIVERY

printing serves...

OPA CUTS CEILING ON CALVES TO $18

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (U. P).— The ceiling price on calves and any low-grade cattle weighing less than 500 pounds dropped yesterday

* co-operatives was that many have built up sizeable reserves which!

5-20’ CLUB DOWN; ON-J0B TRAINEES UP

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. (U. P.).~ Unemployment Bmpensation pay - ments to veterans during Septem

to the veterans administyation. This represented a drop of nearly $12,500,000 from the August total of $131,625,000. VA said 1,322,300 veterans were on the rolls of the so-called “52-20” club on_Sept. 28, compared with 1,649,820 abr the end of August. The number of veterans taking on-the-jolj training totaled 533,091 at the end of September, an in. crease of more than 50,000 auring the month, ’ Veterans attending schools under (the G. I bill of rights totaled 742,064 compared with 672,668 at the end of August. Disabled veterans taking vocational rehabilitation training under public law 16 totaled 117,408 compared with 105,041 at the end of August.

RETAIL FISH PRICES ARE RAISED BY OPA

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (U, P,) — OPA said today that a 4-cents-a-can boost in the retail price of Atlantic sea herring and alewives, a fish of the herring family, will go into effect Saturday. The new ceilings reflect an increase to canners of $1.20 a case of 48 15-ounce cans. Simultaneously, OPA raised the price of salt codfish and salt haddock, hake, from 2 to 4 cents a pound.

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (U. P.}.—Government expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through Oct. 4, compared with a year > B

: Poultry Hens, 4'z Ibs. and over, 32c t Yea By UNITED PRESS they have been using to finance under, 29c: Leghorn hens, 20c. 1946 Expenses $9, 0.348.207 8a} san $0 st eceipts . 9.8 6871 Strikers and police clashed at a|business ventures other than the PLES EO Ee as. Net deficit 47,255,200 12,547,737, 681 - | Cash balance 8,015,418,982 15,234,598. 458 film studio's gates today as union PUrPOSes for which they were oF ioe geese. 10c, No. 2 poultry, 4c less} pic debt . 263.725.595.841 262.296,910/272 | bakers walked off their jobs in ganized. | Eggs: Current receipts, 54 ibs. to case. Gold reserve.. 20,305,192,170 20,070,084,440 | : ] Plants Sometimes Donated | 42¢; uyade A Jage, 52c. medium, 47c! 0611S CLEARING HOUSE y . small, c. grade B large, 44c; no grade, J | Washington, while the Pittsburgh The amount ‘of taxes which €0~jBe CAT ees. ; oS rns ob strike and a nation-wide operatives would have to pay if Butterfat: No. 1, 8c; No. 2, 85c. Debits 13,797,000 {Siliphing tie-up defied settlement they were 0% tae eran, 4 i 38 Years cation! ors sidered to relatively small. For . Loc ; : of re J Fifty police with nightsticks and instance, in 1943, the 4400 farm § Squa ' 38 Years 'gas masks broke through 200 co. -operatives paid out patronage ealing S In Same

pickets to escort three workers into gjvidends totalling $110,000.00.

Columbia studio in Hollywood.

| The nation's capital expected a ate rate of 40 per cent, it theoreti{bread shortage to become severe in c5)]y wonld have produced about |

[24 hours, the Bakery

. |union threat to walk out on nego- have charged off the full cost of

..lor A. PF. of L. sailors would unload dividual income tax rates.

after 1000 members of g45 000,000. { and Confectionery 1% | Workers international union (A. F. tor of concern to internal reveriue | “of L) left their jobs in a Wage omcials is the practice of some firms 162 ‘contract dispute.

3! 4% labor contro- structures to tax-exempt education-

devastating And charge the. rent off as a busi15tly ness expense.

milk _drivers and tax evasion scheme—the creation of | | dairy workers in St. Paul, Minn, re- separate corporations to produce. regular single movies—and is making a test | shifts, ending the city’s milk strike! cast of the Sam Goldwyn interests. !

THREE: Hollywood motion pic-iof being paid a salary by these {tyre actors and bit players voted separate corporations, wo cross | shareholders. latest | their pictures to distributors and

the West test case,

If this were taxed at the 1943 Corpor

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Another device - which is a mat-|

to donate their plants or office a a] or church #stiutions after they

the buildings against their taxes. {In each case, the firms continue to operate in the same buildings but pay rent to the new owners

Test Movies Case

The treasury also is trying to halt what it considers to be another

The actors and producers, instead are made The corporations’ sell

STORE HOURS: Daily, 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.; Saturday 9 AM. to 6 PM.

{the money .received is thus taxed Jat the capital gains rate of 25 per {cent instead of at the higher in-

If it fails to win the Goldwyn the treasury very likely will seek remedial legislation.

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