Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1947 — Page 19

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would coalition * includmg = Communists. This would replace the all-Soclalist minority government he led for five weeks until his formal resignation last night,” Mr. Blum, an ailing, 73-year-old poNtionl - veteran, is leader of .the France's Fourth Republic. Solas party to which Mr. Aurlol is hunting a

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ing his talk the question and answer period of audience participa-

— GEE | tion will beh eld. . HEADS REPUBLIC—Vincent Auriol, 62-yearold Socialist, has * elected “president of

JAP TREASURES UNHARMED

pan’s national treasures apparently escaped serious damage.in the Dec. 21 earthquake, allied headquarters sald today.

TOKYO, Jan. 17 (U. P).=Ja-|

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17 (U, PB); ~A mother and six of her 10 thil-

| dren faced eviction here today and

asked police to search for her sailor. husband who failed to return hume after his discharge.

Mrs. Aina Flem said her husband disa in October, 1945. She and children will be put out on

rent. ‘Four of the children are al ready under the care of welfare of-

The mother and the children have been living in their -modest home for 10 months without gas o: electricity. They chopped up of the furniture for heat, she The children range 11 months to 156 Jape

announced today by Be John H. H. Nigh, directorsof. the state}.

department of conservation. Mr. ‘Wirsching, in the park post{ since June, 1945, will enter private business as” a park and recreation {planning consultant. ‘Mr. Nigh said the resignation. “has been accepted with regret.” Mr. Wirsching,” he added, “has|\ done an excellent job with the state park system.” Mr, Wirsching will continue as director througlr ‘Jan. 31, with a new director to be named next week. ?

MARSHALL TQ QUIT HAWAII HONOLULU, Jan, 17 (u, P.)— Gen, George C. , newlyappointed secretary of state, is planning to fly to the United States Saturday, it was reliably reported

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CAST SUMMARY: _ Scattered. showers are forecast for the lower east coast tip of the Florida pen~ insula, Occassional rain will cover southern Texas while snow or sleet is anticipated over central Occasional” light rain will develop along the Pacific northwest costal area while snow flur~

ries are seen for the northern. most sections of the country as shown on the Fotocast. Light snow will also fall over the northern sections of New England and snow flurries are expected over portions of the Rockies. A gradually narrowing irregular band of clear skies will extend across the country from the

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Jan. 18 BILLS INTRODUCED

Sena Brekenburr)—Legalies $3-hots week for city police. (Labor

(Bates,

41 (Flemi man

nes examine

ehirgbinetors. - rcs, clits. ana Towns” a

allowance for

yearl expense county auditors, payable month. (County

suance of bonds to make

pairs Ie and expansion of Sullivan” Ounty ospita (Public Health.) aL Gena) Leitzs)—Entitles private upils to same

a parochial school transportation rights as g

B. 45 (Gonas)—Provides books be furnished by _

and time when women industry. (Labor.) 47 (Beama

in Dds, thus givi

futons. 4

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erning bod sue bonds Yor ayiation th s aviation board to

por ational facilities, Provides adtion fi

_ ditional expense members and a pat board. Sivistion.)

cil for Mental hospitals

lect, train and set Pay for men cases in ental institutions. (Public S. B. 51 (Van Ness, Moffett | Health council f

personnel cari for mental i vio

to the tal of Snental heal

fos, atric disorders and (Public Health.)

(Moellering, Hughes) Provides

Prformation.

for re-commital

of to state school for the fi (Benevolent and Scientific Institutions.) B. y=—Provides

( of. for reinstatement of world war II vet-

erans in their jobs w owned public utilities. Cities.)

per ont] and Township Busi5 B 48 (0’Grady, Porter)—Permits fs-

ic - schools where nishes vehicles. the state to all slementa and high “school pupils.

8S, B 46 ( y==Suspends until 1949 legislation limiting the number of hours

Jegard ess Policy.) Ness, Conrad) — Amends

S- 10% sir? act to authorize the govy of any municipality to is-

secretary yr the olcott) Gives Indiana Coun-

Legislative Calendar

Sets wp re Heense |

at $50

Necessary re-

those attendschoo

° (Education.) that free text

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of labor af-

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or board

power to sefessional

mental feaith inmates le minded.

municipally(Second Class

which authorizes railroads to lease, sell or Sutehasy non-competing lines, (Rail,

n ba {Cotelannd a vie or 0 that revenue Ah se or Speratic of motor vehicles shall used for any purbose than a hi re. which it WAS Faed,

‘diana cision 0 acquire a Joining states and out-of- - aquirs airports fn I

B ry wo (Klein, Tinder)—Requires designation by asterisk of war veterans listed on Bublieyion allowsnees for county officials nd

loyees, (Military a Veterns afairs 1B» BE crests by $25 monthhg pay of en in oy hdinns cities. wns.) H. B. 41 (Wyatt)—Places all fur-bearing animals raised in captivity in the domestic animal class. (Natural Re-

sources ) H. B. 42 , (Henley, Neumann)—Provides for palate state department of revenue. hdiciary A Ooms )—Attenida act on fire. Norta redefining term. Public y-) H. ot “ {awheker)—Recuizes persons harbor or stray dogs report ne is EN ha - it Henley)—Makes unlawful to- operate aircraft or while under the influence of lessly {(Aviation.) * B. 46 ( Sienker)—Allows 35 cents a meal on feeding sheriff's prs oners in counties of less than 300,000 population, makes other amendmen to Same, act, (County and Township

Busini Bn B 4 {7 (Baker, Smith) — Providts for return to direct primary election of all state officers and U. ys senator.

( ns.) H. B, 48 (Tinder) — Provides additional on income

state ite (Avia

= Defines bribery in

tests and gives x {Ciganisation of Courts pe Criminal Codes.) H. B. 30 (Harvey, Hiestand) — Provides that state board of tax commissioners ib 2 for appraisal of property days if estate value is less $60,000 or o% « vithin two ars oA i more than. $60,000, (Ways A] Means.)

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