Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1948 — Page 29

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Ringling Bros-Barnum & Bailey Indian Medicine Man of Madison Square Garden at Refuses O'Dwyer's Job

NEW YORK, May 6 (UP)-—} ,

She suf-| When Silago Tzo, a Navajo mediman visited the office of r William O'Dwyer yester] circus when it leaves on its road day Mayor O'Dwyer asked: { don't we swap jobs?" The Indian refused.

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porn in Hawaii-—proved their loyalty to Uncle Sam, even the ricial-conscious of the South have been won Over. Almost a year ago—June, 1047, to be exact—a bill asking statehood was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives by Hawaiian Delegate Joseph. R. Far-| rington. It got a big majority, vote among both Republicans a Democrats. An identical bill had been pres i viously introduced to the Senate by Sen. William F. Knowland (R.! Cal), with Hawail repeatedly inviting ‘a Senate committee to come out here and-conduct a firsthand investigation. Senate Investigates

finally moved to study the bill and authorized Sen. Guy E. Cor- | don (R. Ore), chairman of the | Subcommittee on Reseitories, to! visit Honolulu. Judge Carl E.| Wimberly, able lawyer and AE of Oregon, a former law partner of Ben. Gordon's, came first to gather advance data.

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Sen. Cordon completed his in-| vestigations within 10 days and} returned to Washington with a strong indorsement of statehood. ! ‘More than three weeks ago his

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- To date, however, despite all its backers’ efforts to bring it to | the Senate floor for debate and action, it remains in committee, | Meanwhile, feeling here is that | time is running out and that if the dallying continues, chances of this mid-Pacific territory becom- | ing Uncle Sam's 49th state in the | predictable future are bleak. It is even feared that such a step may be postponed for two, | posasly even as much as 10

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