Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1947 — Page 21

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- Welfare Expert —

. Aims of Survey Here

will Study Facilities For Child Care

Elimination of friction, feuds and conflicting public policies in order to develop a co-ordinated program will be the alms of the child welfare investigation here during the ‘next two months. | ‘These objectives were outlined vy Paul T, Beisser, of ‘the Community Surveys, Inc., New York, who arrived in Indianapolis today to be(in a scientific study of all child | welfare facilities here. " {| “Apparently there is no co-or-dinated. program for children welfare in Marion county,” Mr. Beisser ‘sald, “No one knows the exact extent of the facilities here or the 'number of children néeding. care.” He said he will hire a staff of 10 child welfare experts from outside this community to begin work im-mediately-on—a—study of all child{caring facilities, be established in { building. Complete Report

STARTS SURVEY—Paul T, Beisser, of Community Surveys, lic, New York, arrived here | today to begin an investigation of child welfare facilities in Marion county,

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Mr. Beisser wil submit a complete

Her Hat Aflame, Actress Burned

recommandations for changes in| policies,” expansion of facilities or elimination of overlapping services: |

! The report will be submitted to HOLLYWOOD, Apri A 2 X Das WP {the citizens child welfare commit-

Actor Ronald Reagan was credited (tee, of which Wililam P. Evans, at-| today with saving bit player Ann| | torney, is chairman. Predericks from serious burns by “The success or failure of thé

snatching a flaming hat from her {whole program will hinge entirely head upon the ecarry-through project

Miss Fredericks was smoking ® | Beisser said. “If the community

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STREAMLINER WRECKED.— County officials and railway executives today

egan an inquiry into this wreck of a Burlington Zephyr streamliner. Two passengers were killed and 34 persons injured. The combination baggage and bar car was ip. cracked into the railway station at Downers Grove, Ill, as shown in this photograp

LOCOMOTIVE RUNS WILD — This engine hit a tractor which fell off a passing freight train in front of the streamliner. Its brakes locked, the locomotive ran wild for 300 yards afterwards, then fell on its side as shown in the picture. None of the victims was a Hoosier.

Capehart Seeks 63-Cent Wage Law

Times Washingion Burean WASHINGTON, April 4.—Senator Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) has introduced a bill to raise the minimum wage from the present 40 cents per. hour to 65 cents. \ He obtained senate approval of such a flat increase in the 79th congress, but the bill died in the house. The measure will be assigned to the senate labor committee of which Senator William E. Jenner (R. Ind.) is a member. An identical bill was introduced in the house some time ago by Rep. Gerald W. Landis (R. Ind.), ranking majority member of the house labor committee. Senator Capehart also introduced a bil] giving benefits—comparable to those who served in the SpanishAmerican war—to veterans of other wars and their families.

Truman Doesn't

Fear Communism

WASHINGTON, April 4 (U. P.). —President Truman doesn’t believe this country will ever go Communist, The American people have too much. sense, the President told reporters yesterday. He said he was against-any person of questionable loyalty holding a job in the federal government. His news conference comments on communism paralleled his recent letter to George H. Earle, former Governor of Pennsylvania. The President wrote Mr, Earle:

Chicago Tribune Ad

Manager Dies at 61 CHICAGO, April 4 (U. PJ). Daniel. F. ~McMahon, 61-year-old retail advertising manager of the Chicago Tribune, died today from effects of a cerebral hemorrhage suffered Monday. : : Widely known as one of the best

country, Mr. McMahon joined the | Tribune 38 years ago as an em-| ployee of the auditing department

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“People are very much wrought up about the Communist ‘bugaboo,’ but I am of the opinion that the! country ‘is perfectly safe as far as

communism is concerned. We have | too many sane people.” Millionaire Ready 3 For Global Flight NEW YORK, - April 4 (U. ‘P)—A 54-year-old ‘millionaire, ~ the. man who made the fountain pen that will write under water, was ready today for a week-end Tight around the world. Milton Reynolds, of - Chicago,

manufacturer of the Reynolds ballpoint pen, will begin his globe-

row when he takes off from La Guardia field in a twin-engined, converted A-26 attack bomber, “The Reynolds Bombshell.”

81 hours and 14 minutes set by Howard Hughes in 1938 and expects to complete the 20,000-mile jaunt over four continents and two oceans in less than three days,

Louisiana Milk Feud Ends Without Fight

NEW ORLEANS, April 4 (U, P), —A fight was averted in the southern Louisiana milk. country today as union producers suddenly called off a 10-day price feud 'with distributors.

run milk through a union blockade into New Orleans. Striking dairymen voted at a mass meeting last night to submit their troubles to an arbitration board, then announced the end of their open battle over a 50 cents per hundredweight cut in prices.

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BYRD REACHES PANAMA ABOARD U. 8S. S. MT. OLYMPUS, | April 4 (U. P.).—This ship on which

newspaper advertising men in the Adm. Richard Byrd is returning

{from his Antarctic expedition arrived at Balboa. today and will pass {through the Panama canal Monday.

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