Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1947 — Page 7

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Agree to Keep Ceiling Until Feb. 29, 1948; Expect Final Action Before Week-end WASHINGTON, June 13 (U, P.).—House-senate rent conferees confident today that congress will give Housing Expediter Frank R. Creedon funds to administer rent control th The house voted yesterday to liquidate: most government building controls—of July 1.

At almost the same time, the { on a bill to extend rent control through the first two months 1948—and to put Mr. Creedon charge of the program. Senator C. Douglass Buck "(R. Del.) said the compromise rent bill should be ready for final action before the week ends. Senator Glen H. Taylor (Ida), a Democratic con feree, said in advance he thinks President Truman should veto it.

The controversial bill would:

ONE: Freeze rent ceilings as of the date the measure becomes law. TWO: Permit individual landlords and tenants to .work out “mutual-consent” rent increases of 15 per cent where the landlord gives ‘a lease extending through Dec. 31, 1048. Increases would be] 15 per cent above “frozen” remt ceilings. THREE: Direct Mr. Creedon to set up volunteer rent boards to do most of the rent-control job. Boards could recommend area-wide decontrol or area-wide rent boosts. Their main task would be to assure -hardpressed landlords individual “bardship” relief. FOUR: End rent control on hotel accommodations, newly-rented, newly-built and converted housing, FIVE: Junk government bullding controls except for curbs on| construction of. theaters, bowling alleys and other “amusement” places. BIX: Put eviction cases under state - law, thereby discarding special safeguards such as the sixmonths notice now required for most evictions. SEVEN: Abandon the present enforcement set-up, but provide !that in the case of landlord viola‘tions tenants can sue for triple damages, or the rent administration can seek an injunction. President Truman asked con-| gress for a one-year renewal of| . “effective” rent and eviction controls to June 30, 1948. Repeatedly,

James E. Oliver Dies; Worked Here 35 Years!

James Ernest” Oliver, former In-| dianapolis resident 48 years, died yesterday ‘in Miami, Fla. He was 82. Mr. Oliver was born in Lebanon,

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of | he has said he opposes any general An| rent increase.

Wants Agriculture Cut Returned fo Budget

Agricuiture Secrgtary Anderson appealed put back budget the 38 per cent. sliced off {If passed, the cloture would limit by the house. He told a senate appropriations

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by Kingan & Co. 3b years. Services will be held at 1:30 p. m.| Saturday in J. C. Wilson, Chapel of | 'the Chimes. Burial will be in Crown

| Survivors are two sons, Frank, ofl.

Indianapolis, and Harry, of Miami,

| Mrs. Muriel Leonard,

bo of Washington, D. C.

Management Society To Hear Californian

Dr. Doncaster G. Humm, Los Ank at 8 p. m. today in the Hotel Lincoln under sponsorship of the | {Indianapolis chapter, Society for the Advancement of Management. “An Organized Program of Industrial Testing,” will be discussed by |Dr, Humm. |

| CAPT. REYNOLDS TO SPEAK | Capt. Golden Reynolds, head of |the Juvenile Aid division, will address a meeting of the Indianapolis Optimist club temorrow in the| Severin hotel.

TOURNEY DATE CHANGED

The Optimist club golf tournament has been changed to June 25. A steak dinner will follow at the Speedway Golf course clubhouse.

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NDIANAPOLIS TIMES rol Extension : r § i uf & Si y i » i # : : # (subcommittee the house reductions other. activities from anti{would cause the agriculture depart- : ; ..{ment to break its promises to the were nation’ farmers. The house cut Mr. Anderson's budget from $1,188,000,000 to $848 million. The ‘Gag Rule’ Considered mittee of a revised scale of social security Senator Republicans indicated Sages NA indicated | Under the committee's Fecommenifs Bulwinkle-Reod tallied bill by peg cent on employers and emposing the senate’s “gag rule.” ees would be increased to one|from an overdose of morphine durChairman Robert A. Taft of the{and one-half per cent in 1950-56|ing an all-night party at 309 W. G. O. P. policy committee saidiand to two per cent in 1957. Vermont. st. last Sept. 4, was comClinton P.|speeches lasting one or two days| This marks the first time a con- pleted at noon today. to the senate to|might be construed as a filibuster gressional committee ever favored| After more than two hours of

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house ways and means com- women and seven men was expected

into his department’siand might bring a cloture petition. cutting ‘the eventual .figure from |arguments this afternoon by Prose-

thr per cent, which would be|cutor Judson L. Stark and Thurl reached under present law on Jan.|Rhodes, defense.attorney, the case 1, 1949. will be given to the jury.’

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