Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1948 — Page 11

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| Draft Amendment

Hoosier Draws Ire of

Maryland Senator

As Members Defeat Passage of Proposal By DANIEL M. KIDNEY, Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON, June 10—Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) left for Indianapolis this morning after being given the toughest itreatment on the Senate floor that any Hoosier has undergone ‘there since Former Sen. Arthur Robinson (R. Ind.) was given the! (Tull fury of the fiery tongue of the late Sen. James Reed (D. Mo.),

Sen. Millard E. Tydings (D, positionist in the Senate, gave Sen, Capehart the works, He de{nounced the Capehart 'amendment to the draft bjll which would “pass-the-buck” to the {President, It was defeatéd after two and one-half hours of high-| {tension debate. The vote was 57 against and 24 for the amend- { ment.

| With the Senate scheduled to

eS on the draft bill's final pass-]

age today, Indiana is not repre-

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|sented on the floor. For Sen. | William E. Jenner (R. Ind.) isi. "giving full-time to his efforts to

get the GOP gubernatorial in the|Porses. Politics. ‘state convention tomorrow, while |

‘Sen. Capehart is a candidate for | delegate-at-large to the national | convention. Requires 75 Days Majority Leader Charles A. Halleck and the eight other Republican Congressmen left for ithe convention last night, Sen. Capehart explained that his proposed amendment to the draft bill would require a respite of 75 days, after which President Truman could order the levy if he thought there hadn't been enough volunteers in the interim. Sen. Tydings, a minority member of the committee, said he {didn't think that Sen. Capehart |would- offer such an amendment, if he had heard the testimony be‘fore the committee,

Md), rated as the ‘most able ap

out” of the two. world wars . I'am becoming a Mitle tired of having held up to me as experts | and men whom I should follow | who have brought nothing but! chaos.” | Sen. Tydings said the experts he had called as “witnesses” rine Gens.’ Eisenhower, Bradley, Mac-| Arthur and Vandenberg and also! {Adm. Al Denfield. “I want the Senator fo got!

{the speeches of some who have | spoken.”

these words burned into his brain,” Sen. Tydings concluded. “Ihave not charged-anyone with The charge has come entirely from the other side of the aisle. my silence !s more eloquent tha

“Afterall the -eritigism about -§-

centralizing power in the hands:

chief executive,” Sen. “I cannot imagine

of the Tydings said,

J that we wopnld place in the hands

of the President the power to draft or not to draft men, rather than enact a law saying that men shall or shall not be drafted.” Doubts Crisis Sen. Capehart pointed out that with President Truman taking the Western trip and Secretary of State Marshall on vacation he didn't think any war crisis now exists. Returning to Sen. Tydingscontention that the “experts” recomsmended draft. passage now, Ben, Capehart said: ""*1 say that they have failed to bring peace to- the world. They {have failed to keep this nation

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Officials of Park School and Marian College on Cold Spring Rd. today asked the Board of {Works to consider their petition | 'to hook into the city's séwer system.

The two schools have entered)

into a joint agreement to construct a sewer system. Officials of both schools said if the city! refuses to permit their use of the city system they will have to construct a disposal plant at a |cost of $26,000.

The Board of Works withheld

action on on the petition,

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Tvclings Flays Capehan fg fl Scores ‘Buck-Passing’

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Hoosiers Attend Veterinary Meet

Members of the Indiana Vet. erinary Medical Association are

A attending a veterinarians confer

{ence in Chicago today. The es gion will close tomorrow, Some of the state members_ ate

‘tending are Dr. Charles C, Dob-i

(son of New Augusta, president of [the state association; Df. H. A. Lidikay of Darlington, vice presi« dent; Dr. C. R. Baumgartner of Spencerville, chairman of direcs tors’ board; Dr. Charles R. Dons ham of Purdue ‘University; and:

8% Dr, R. F. Smith of Boswell, state

Ml state members Bl Colbe,

SUMMER Is A-COMING IN-=Among the first and nicest signs of summer

are blue skies, warm sun, and pretty gals in bathing suits. This beach, on the shores

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Bug I believe that| of Lake Coer d'Alene in northern Idaho, has its share of the latter. ni Marion Mason relaxes while Patty Swank rubs suntan “lotion on her, with

Red-haired Donna

veterinarian. Other Indianapolis members at« tending include Dr. .F. H. Brown and Dr. D. D. Baker, while othen Are: Dr. M. - MM. Columbia City; Rr Fm W. Spleth, Jeffersonville; G. R. Oldham, Kokomo; Dry W. Demsey, Huntington: Drs™ Harvey-Smith, Crown Pointy W. Bardens of Lowell,

mett Dr H ; and Dr. G. SELFRIDGE ‘ATTACKED! SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich, June 10 (UP)-—Army, Navy and Air Force units “attacked” ‘his Air Force base today in the frst combined training maneuver by all three Armed Services,

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