Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1948 — Page 10

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late several walls in four houses. and painting and decorating were. 300 Agents Spearhead Drive {The way the houses were built said to be of inferior grade. That kAlieady Has Hauled 500 in Court it was agreed that it just wasn't, On top of that the government, GLAS LARSEN, NEA Staft Correspondent ‘possible to put the insulation in charged that the houses were.

after the houses were completed, o WABONOTON Sept. 13— Federal vestigation of home build- ~ iers who have swindled and cheated more than 230,000 veterans all but each veteran got 8 $500 re-| When” the Veterans Admunis-

fund. : tration guarantees a loan on al over the country is now beginning to roll. The increased cost of hezting house for a veteran, it does not

very community in the U5 fall is. expected to reach down into the houses without such insula- guarantee that the house will be ition, plus the loss in resale value a good one. All the VA is em-| iis 5 . Depart “i ak De Pustics Mipryeys, and 300 special investi- wi; probably end up being a loss powered to do is to see that the much greater than $500. house is “liveable” and that the! Bxpediter are spearheading the ment coontzary 1s oe ans 1s Another typical case B tat of vet c paying a “fair price”—a = . a contracting firm in more very loose term. | The he Government . cay a py bite Bp WT now under indictment on 16 The veteran himself is solely { - "| counts. | responsible, for making sure that 500 builders into[ment. The cost of making the myn, government claims that on the house doesn’t disappoint him! ‘court. Many|necessary adjustments came 10 4g houses the firm omitted such! later. Thousands of veteran: have fines and jailjover $200,000. Rather than go t0 yams as furnace jackets, shrub- learned this bitter truth the hard sentences ha vejjail. however, he put in the poy screen doors, window Jocks, way. - resulted. changes and supplied those things towel racks, closet rods, interior; If a veteran believes he got a . The Depart-|he had left out. door locks, window weights, ris- bad deal on a house he should re-| "ment of Justice A less desirable type of settle- ors jn basement stairs, exhgust port it immedfately to the nearest! J says that where ment from the veterans’ point of fans, linoleum on some-of tué U. 8. Rent Control or VA office. | a? builder is View, but acceptable to fhe gov-| kitchens, door bells and light fix-| In San Francisco the whole side! found guilty of/ernment, js where shoddy cen- tures. of a vet's house appeared to be! cheating a vet-|Struction can’t be corrected and VA Powers Limited { collapsing. The VA man said he eran the prime the bullder pays the veteran dam- Further, it was claimed, laun-| could do nothing, but a local] motive will be| AER. dry chutes were made of plaster building inspector discovered a Mr. Larsen to make the! In Brooklyn, for example, it board instead of galvanized iron, foundation which violated a lobuilder correct the ‘aully con-|WVa$ discovered that a contractor stone foundations contained sev- cal ordinance. The contractor was istruction of make a rush seitie- Nad deliberately neglected to insu- eral cinder ‘blocks. Woodwork’ made to fix it.

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