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U.S. C.ofC. Indorses GOP's $6.5 Billion

Declares Cut Will Put Check Upon Inflation

Harriman Holds Opposite View

WASHINGTON, Mar. 9 (UP)— The U. 8. of Commerce said today an immediate tax cut would give the nation “the best insurance available against a recession.” : Indorsing the objectives of the Republican-sponsored $6.5 billion tax reduction bill, the chamber said a tax cut now would contribute greatly toward inflation and bolstering the national economy. The chamber’s views on taxes were presented to the Senate Finance Committee in a statement prepared by Ellsworth C. Alvord, chairman of the chamber’s committee on federal finance. The chamber also opposed any peacetime revival of an excess profits tax. Secretary of Commerce W. Averell Harriman later told the committee that taxes should not pe cut until inflationary pressures are gone. ol The Senate Finance Committee hopes to have a tax bill ready for Senate action next week. The House - approved the full $6.5 billion tax cut. But the Senate committee is expected to‘ trim the amount to between $4.5 billion and $5 billion: with a view to winning support in the drive to override President Truman's anticipated veto.

House GOP Stands Pat | In Combining All Aid | House Republican leaders to-| day rejected—at least temporarily —Secretary of State George C. Marshall's plea that the House Keep other foreign aid out of the European Recovery Program. At a conference with Senate President Arthur H. Vandenberg (R. Mich.) they stood pat on their plan to include the ERP in a “single package” with the administration’s request for $570 million in Chinese aid and an extra $275 million ‘for Greek-Turkish aid. . Mr. Marshall had appealed personally to Speaker Martin yesterday to consider the ERP program separately in the interest of speed. : The Senate is considering the ERP program separately from the Chinese and Greek-Turkish programs.

House Group Ponders Senate Rent Lid Bill

The House Banking Committee went to work on rent control legislation * today with indications that .it would: make -no substantial changes in the “Senate-ap-proved bill. Under the Senate bill, Federal rent control would be continued until April 30, 1949. The present rent control law expires Mar. 31. Chairman Jesse P. Wolcott (R. Mich.) of the House Banking Committee expected several changes to be made in the bill, but mostly of a minor character. For one thing, he said, the House may insist on a definite allocatior of powers to local rent control boards. Under the’Senate bill the local boards can make recommendations to the rent administrator

but he is not bound to follow them.

States Taking Time On Presidential Curb

Speaker Joseph W. Martin Jr. (R. Mass.) said the states are taking their time about. acting on the amendment to limit U. 8. Presidents to two terms. So far only 19 of the required 36 states have approved the two-term ‘tenure.

Wheeler Suspicious Of Tideland Oil Unity

Former Sen. Burton K. Wheeler (D. Mont.) has recommended a congressional investigation of lobbying on the tidelands bill. He hinted at an alliance between some "big oil companies” and the Association of Attorneys Gen-

The same West Side friends to welcome Billy Burke Edwards

Mrs. R. L. Holland

Enters State Race

Pledging support for legislation in the “best interests of all the

4266 Bowman Ave. nounced her candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative. Mrs. Holland is national chairman of the Christian Citizenship Depart-

HOME AGAIN — Freed on a murder charge in_ “friends raised a $1000 defense fund for him, Billy Burke Edwards, his wife, Brenda, and son, Billy Jr.,*arrived back in Indianapolis today. Here they are pictured as their ship docked in New York yesterday.

W. Side Friends Welcome Billy Burke Edwards Home |

Local Soldier, Cleared of Murder Charge In England, ‘Happy to Be Back’

The youth, freed of charges of murdering an infant daughter in England, arrived in Union Statibn today with his wife, Brenda; his son, Billy Jr.,, and Lawyer James Dawson, sent overseas by friends here who raised a $1000 defense .fund for him.

people,” Mrs. Ralph L. Holland, today an 8 or shake hands with Billy.

-lhim when he

England after his Indianapolis

British Get Grim

~ Told That More Aid

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sence of external aid to balance VI our overseas payments before our reserves are exhausted, We Good to

the prospect of a decent standard of living for our people,” it said. The economic white paper dis- | closed that Britain's financial re- Choice

down to about $800 million by. =" Dec. 31, 1948, and would disap-| 700-1100 pounds .. pear altogether in 1949. 1

Jury Disagrees Clitlons. Beiter

ANDERSON, Mar. 9—A Madi- |cood— son circuit jury of nine men and| $3 809 Pounds

Fat Lambs Hold Steady

Hog prices dropped today at|, Bulls (All Weights) the Indianapolis StockyardsiGood ml weights) .... mostly 50 cents from yesterday’s|Sausage— low prices.

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that came to his aid turned out back to Indianapolis today.

First to hug and kiss the tall emaciated disabled veteran as he stepped into the sttaion were his crippled mother, Mrs. Noble T. Edwards, and his father, Then there was a line of relatives and friends stepping up to

His wife and child, who stood by faced murder charges, were at his side. ‘Happy to Be Home’ ‘ Billy, suffering from chest wounds received in fighting in Germany, had little to say. “I'm happy to be home. I never want to leave,” was his comment to the group. : Sighting Joe Hobbs, a school-

ment of the Women's Guild nt of the Evangelical Reformed Mrs. Holland Church and editor of its Citizenship News. She also is chairman of the Indiana Council of Churchwomen’s Social "Relations Department. She isthe wife of Dr. Ralph Holland, general secretary of the Indiana Council of Churches and the mother of three children. She is a member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Hubby Hides in Trunk Of Car, Slays Rival

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., March

old grocer, became suspicious

me.” along, just in case, police said. met James Peaden, 39, a state

Glover heard Mr. police said, he

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eral which has been supporting the bill for state claims to the oil-rich lands.

against the grocer.

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MEMORIES—Bill Bastian, Broad Ripple High School basketball star, solemniy former buddy. Robert Danielson, who died in World War

Il. The bronze plaque will be presented tomorrow

to the high school as a

The names of 21 Gold Star boys are inscribed on the plague. son played basketball together on the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church team as well as the Broad Ripple squad.

tribute

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9 (UP)—Rufus Glover, 50-year-

when his wife said she was going to a double feature and told him, “Hubby, don’t wait up for

He hid himself in the trunk of her car and took a shotgun

His wife, Mabel, drove to 2a lonely 'trysting spot where she

road department employee. When Peaden leaped from the trunk and brandished the gun. As Mr. Peaden ran back Mr. Glover fired 2 blast that’ wounded Mr. Peaden fatally, officers said. First degree murder charges were filed 'ladder set against the second

to former pupils who served in World War Il.

mate who used the Hobbs groicery as headquarters of the drive to collect the defense fund, he |added that his friends were ‘‘sure swell” to “come through for me.” Appeared Dazed He frequently passed his hand {over his forehead as if dazed.

arm and led him home where the family has a big dinner waiting [for the travelers. | Attorney Dawson confirmed {cables that the action against {the youth was dro . He had {been charged with killing his in{fant daughter Brenda. The lawyer said the youth is ill and should be hospitalized.

Injured Woman Trapped 13 Hours

Miss Lizetta Woempner, 30, of 1432 N. Pennsylvania 8t., is in fair condition at General Hosjutal today after she suffered two dislocated shoulders yesterday. Miss Woempner was trapped in her bathroom for 13 hours afer a ladder she was standing on broke and toppled her to ‘the floor. Unable to open the door, she kept calling for help until a neighbor, Mrs. Mary Holder, 1430 N. Pennsylvania St, heard the cries. Police entered the home by a

floor.

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BIDS ON WALKS AWAITED Bids for the construction of sidewalks Kingsley Drive between 46th and] 52d Sts. will be received by the City Works Board Thursday.

and curbs

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