Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1948 — Page 6
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Measure. Gives!
‘Boards Ful Co Control
HE xpadite Veto pharm WABHINGTON Mar. 16 —
Hooster Republican Congressmen will vote for the iiouse rent-control bill which would give Indianapolis landlords a 25 per cent rent increase. For the measure provides that local rent control boards, appointed by the governor, would decide how much to increase rents without any Washington vote. The Indianapolis board, appointed by Gov. Ralph Gates, recommended a 25 per cent across-the-board increase. This was turned down here by Housing ExE. Woods. Under the house GOP bill up for pas-
sage today, the expediter’s office 3
will be shorn of such power. Ludlow Opposes Indiana's two Democratic ConReps. Louis Ludlow, fadianapolis, and Ray Madden, Gary, are expected to vote against it.
Democrats on the House Banking and Currency Committee offered a unanimous minority report opposing this feature on the _ grounds that had such a law been in effect the past year it would have meant millions in rent increases in cities throughout the country. No city board was allowed a
Truman Loyalty Lid Held Refuge for Reds
The House Un-American Activi- i ties tee will meet soon to| jg. 300 what to do about President| 200-
Truman's “lid” on loyalty information.
The White House di-
rective followed by only a few Go: 300 days the house committee's sub-| 390-33
pena of Commerce Department Bled on Dr. Edward U. Condon. A member of the Un-American Activities Committee said the presidential edict may . provide " for Communists on the Ee payroll
Repeal of Oleo Tax Shaived od by House Group
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sier GOP Bloc In House Backs Bill
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GETS $100,000—William Emmick of Washington, Ind., is embraced by his wife, Nellie, in court at Chicago after he was granted a $100,000 settlement against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Mr. Emmick lost his right eye, ear, and was critically burned when the train-on which he was working struck a gasoline truck in 1945.
Cattle ‘trade ruled active to strong this morning at the Indianapolis Stockyard as steers, heifers and cows were selling as much as 50 cents higher. Vealers remained steady, closing $1.50 higher than yesterday. \
d Medium Hogs remained active and Sutter steady with sheep and lambs too scarce to establish a market, Mar, 16 GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (6000)
Cattle Trade Active Today; Vealers Close $1.50 Higher
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War Blamed For High Cost
t0f Government
Per Capita Expense Up $201 Since 1939 NEW YORK, Mar. 16 (UP)— The total per-capita cost of runmning the Federal government has risen $201 per year since 1939, the Tax Foundation said in a report released here today. It is approaching $270 a year. War, the foundation pointed out, was mainly responsible for the increase. The total estimated expendi{tures for the fiscal year 1948 are $37, 728,000,000, according to the laccounted for almost $23 billion 'of this. The balance—or a little more than $15 billion—covered the remainder of our national expense account which includes: Social welfare, health and security, housing, education, agriculture, development of: natural resources, transportation and communication, finance, commerce, industry, general government, interest on the public debt, refunds of receipts, and reserve for contingencies. But that’s 1948. The “blueprint for 1049,” said the foundation, registers an increase, It quoted President Truman: ‘In the fiscal year 1949, 79 per cent of our expenditures reflect he cost of war, the effects of war and our efforts to prevent a fu-
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Good ood— . ture war.” 300-1000 iis Seb : 3898375) In round numbers, according dedi um Oande roi 22.50025.00 to the report, the budget increase
will amount to $2 billion.
In 1939 the per-capita cost of the government was $69. In 1049 it will be $270.
Two Scientists To Get Awards
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work of ionospheric stations, and work on the application of electronics to other fields have won two local scientists the 1947
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MOTHER TUTORS SON—Mrs. Daniel A. Jenson of Griffith, Ind., gives lessons 10, whom she withdrew from school at Griffith after some of Mrs. Jenson and her husband, an oil
to her son, Albert,
his classmates were spanked by a teacher.
company carpenter, are facing a charge of contributing to the boy's delinquency. The issue will be decided March 26 in Juvenile Court,
y Reported a Revival WASHINGTON, Mar. 16 (UP) —=Some high Army officials werg repofted today to favor
inecessary to revive the military draft. ’ If and when Selective Service is again put into force, it wag said, these officials believe # should apply to men 18 to 25 without previous military services, There are an estimated 2 million non-veterans in this age group, It was understood that both the draft and universal military training, were discussed by De. fense Secretary James Forrestal and his military chiefs at theip week-end conference at Key West, Fla. Mr. Forrestal said today the joint chiefs of staff reached
“general accord” on plans fop defense. He sald the joint chiefs dise cussed their disagreements ovep “who does what with what weas pon,” under the unification act,
20.000 Italians Walk Out on Jobs
ROME, Mar. 16 (UP)—About 25,000 workers in the stateoperated Italian Chambers of Commerce went on strike today in a new outbreak of pre-election unrest. Leftist labor leaders threatened a general walkout of all Italian government workers because of what = they called “political intimidation.” The election campaign had barely a month to go before the balloting” which will determine the Communist position in Italy.
Reds Say Army Cuts
Down Its Senior Ranks
‘LONDON, Mar. 18 (UP)—Demobilization of the senior ranks of the Russian Army will be completed within two weeks, leaving the Army composed mostiy of troops 22 years old and younger, the Tass Agency reported from Moscow today. After the demobilization “the Army will consist in the main of
two age classes — men bern in 1926 and 1927” the Tass announcement said.
Demobilization of senior ranks
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Stocks Ritzy Hotel Fox-Hole
In All-Out Housing War
Veteran to Squat in N. Y. Room With Family Until He Can Find Decent Living Quarters
NEW YORK, Mar. 16 (UP)—Richard Earl Cox, 34-year-old
He said they reached major de. cisions right down the line.
Cleveland, Tenn. Navy veteran, stocked his ninth-floor fox-hole J
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel with baby food and milk today and! said he would squat there with his family indefinitely. | So far there was only a battle of words between the $63-a-week | civilian photographic worker for the Army Signal Corps and City |
officials. There was no attempt
he $12.60 Eleanor, 27, while stationed here to force Mr. Cox out of the $12.60 et Dr and James, two, into the
a day hotel room which he de-|
for [their two children, manded that the city pay fo oe Baird Ire
hotel Saturday to be neighbors to King Michael of Romania and other celebrities until the clty|
until decent living quarters were found for his family. Ready to Pay $40 Rent Today's communiques said: Cox: “They know my stand, plan to stay here indefinitely. I will pay $40 a month toward the rent on this room. If the hotel wants the other $338 a month, it can collect it from the city.” Acting Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri: “The city has enough legal bills to pay without worrying about one it hasn't eyen received yet.” The Waldorf Management: “He is a guest of the hotel. If this is a publi¢ity stunt to help him find an apartment, it is okay with us. He was supposed to ieave yesterday, but he asked to remain through today. Checkout time is 2 p. m. (Indianapolis Time). We'll see what he has to say then.” Mr. Cox, who met his wife,
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