Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1947 — Page 12

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{Continued From Page One) provides for reapportionment every six years, none has been attempted since #1921. © All bills for reappor- + onment in the legisisture in recent vears have been defeated by the overwhelming vote of urban legislators. 2 Sees Ruin Ahead “Equality of representation in the Jegislature is a myth” Mr. King said. “Cities of Indiana are facing ruin unless they get reapportionment .in the general assembly.” The financial plight of Indiana]

mond, “The state is collecting about $177 million annually from all citizens in the state and only about $4 million of it is going back to the cities and counties,” he said

Indiana and unless something is

tion,” he summed up,

GOP to Lose Cities, Robert P- Fortune

Takes New Post

{far Air Dispatch Inc. worldwide air freight forwarding company. With offices at Weir Cook Municipal airport, Mr. = Fortune will act as service manager for all Indiana shippers in, forwarding to any 3 of the 800 U, 8. ; cities and 300 for- Mr. Fortune lelgn ports,

Parley Hes | oem

{has been appointed Indiana agent |

Local Men on Ship Visited by King

Yord 61 the activities of four! “Indianapolis men serving in the jnavy was received here today, Midshipman James P. Ober~ holtzer, 519 E. 25th st, and Henry I. Krumholz, seaman 2d class, 532 E. 33d st, have fust visited Oslo, | | Norway, aboard the battleship USS |

{New Jersey. "King Haakon VII!

visited the ship. | Midshipmen ‘Walter N. Haupt, 6117 Rosslyn ave.” and Jack E.| | Gilbert, 349 8. Lyons ave, are at-| {tending the naval pre-flight school |

A veteran of world War II, Mr. at naval alr training base, Pensa-|

vities was discussed also by Harry | Portune served as a captain with 27 cola, Fla, H. Stilley, city attorney of Ham-|Pacific missions to his credit in the

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. foe 41 G . 2(} = avr “It's a disgrace to the state of for steel, are being located with the knocked her down afd trampled | guches that the subcommittee! 7°! Wi'e a year ago. Students Two Day Sale

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ators’ decision to subpena him for

senators of trying to make him| (above), dean of women at. [night He said the girl volunteered |

lon Mr, Hughes’ chances to dodge fo be seeking other posts.

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| Under the subpena, Mr. Hughes| WENATCHEE, Wash. (U. P.).— {would be expected to leave for The world's largest electric loco- | Washington by the next plane. Mr. motive, developing 5000 horsepower | Hughes said he wouldn't leave un- at the Fail, has gone Into service {ul Tuesday. {hauling Great Northern trains over

Senators Told Of Roosevelt Aid |

"(Continued From Page One) | plane for the alr forces” because! ‘it was made of duramold plywood. : Ordered Discontinuance Shortly before the Roosevelt visit, |

and

Police {day placed/ a vagrancy arrested this morning near the

the Newbaur department store, 770 |

9 {to pawn the watch for him because | Two {be had expressed a need for money. i {He hasn't seen her. E ———————— {FATS AND OILS STILL I TOWN

oe ‘Suspect to alt WASHINGTON .—The world | {shortage of fats and ols for table

| charge against a 39-year-old man Hoeid 3 Dauetion, o ais is

iscene of an attempted break-in at PET per. cent below the,

other uses is not yet broken.

Gen. Echols revealed, Gen. Arnold! ordered that the army stop divert-! ing materials for the Hughes plane, | {and the air forces ordered progress | {reports discontinued. Mr, Hughes, angered at the sen

Indiana ave. The man, Ban Johnson of 1139

I nis flight from the secne, police { said,

an immediate appearance, sald he| inoriues al wight ron |had no intention of changing the COLLEGE DISPUTE — The [Ray of Kokomo said he entrusted

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“Sump through a hoop like a trained! Marietta college, Marietta, 0,

—— - {seal.” to College President William v Senator Homer Perguson. (R.| A, Shimer on June 2! resulted IN IhAY NIG Mich), chairman -of the subcom-| in his being fired by the board orex moNpay Nur OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT cre~ saruroay nicer mittee, denied that it has “agreed” | .( i. lee: because of his re- . .

that Mr. Hughes would not testify | marriage after dworce from his until next week. He warned Mr, | /

“means business” with the subpena, | and faculty . memoers have f : which was flown to the West coast.| faken sides against trustees and 0 Cc Cc ASIONA L In Los Angeles, a deputy U, 8. townspeople in the dispute . marshal said he'd “put a quarter’! Several professors are reported

Electric Locomotive, officer said, World's Biggest, in Use

Makes No Comment, the Cascade mountains between There was no immediate com- (here and Skykomish, Wash,

ment from Mr. Brewsier on Mr. PRU IT RE RE: SEMBLI IV( Hughes’ latest charge against him.| WASHINGTON Es ory 3 Mr. Hughes said he had a sworn|., American tropical palms con{statement from the girl in question t#ins a remarkably hard white-sub. to Slaproye oy Bresgiers assertion func, resembling true ivory to such that a ostess nad €X-l.n extent that it is called vegetable pressed fear of being alone in a (ivory. plane with Mr. Hughes. | The hostess, Harriet Applewick,

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ster is absolutely untrue,” Miss| Applewick, Madison, S. D., said in| 122 State Lite Bldg. her statement. ‘There never was| any thought that I would return In | Sese— —— Mr. Hughes’ plane with him. | abe Service Shock Absorbers “Even if I had, T would not have Wheel Balancing Steering Service

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was a flight engineer in the plane FRONT END REBUILDING also.” KING PINS INSTALLED The captain of the airplane, M. E. EARL GREEN Bell, Sunbury, Pa. said in another |] carrror oss 35 N. ALABAMA

signed statement that Mr. Hughes ‘= never had carried a hostess in his plane and had no thought of taking! Miss Applewick. Mr, Bell flew the plane on which | Mr. Hughes charged that Mr. Brew- | ster took $1400 worth of free rides. Mr. Hughes said telephone and airline records proved Mr. Brewster was a liar for-saying he didn't.

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