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‘| Family Rows Herzog Explains Trouble Cause’ With Counsel in Note to Senator

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 (UP)—Chairman Paul M. Herzog of the National Labor. Relations Board told the Senate Labor Committee today that the Taft-Hartley law had “promoted family quarrels between .the board and its counsel. Mr. Herzog explained the causes of those quarrels in a letter answering a query from Sen. Wayne L. Morse (R. Ore).

Mr. Herzog recalled’ that the board had expressed fear two years ago that splitting its prosecuting and judicial functions would cause “friction, delay, uncertainty and unnecessary litiga“ tion.” That fear has been realized, he said, under the TaftHartley law, He cited a current disagree: ment on the extent of the board's jurisdiction. Until an understanding can be reached, he said, cases

iil o-started by Robert N. Den-

ham, who handles the prosecuting functions, only to be dismissed by the board months later.

Social Security

The, two Congressmen whose

committees have jurisdiction over

Social Security legislation were non-committal today about President Truman's proposed expansion of the present law, "Chairman Robert L. Doughton (D. N. C.) of the House Ways and Means Committee introduced, at Mr. -Truman’s request, a bill to increase Social Security payroll taxes to $4.5 billion annually

and to boost benefit payments. I

But he refused to indorse the bill as is, ’ Mr. Doughton told newsmen he would use Mr. Truman's measure as a basis for committee consideration of changes in the present Social Security system. Chairman Walter F. George (D. Ga.), of the Senate Finance Committee refused to comment on the proposed legislation because, he said, “I don’t know what's in it.”

Taft

Sen. Robert A. Taft (R. 0.) launched his campaign for r election in 1950 by telling 2000 Republicans in Cleveland, O., that President Truman “is trying to socialize the country and regiment the people.” He also dicted that the Democratic Congress would not repeal the TaftHartley law but would only

modify “meager” portions of it.

Communications

Rep. Henry D. Larcade (D. La.) wants the House to install some kind of a communications system #0 that Congressmen can stay in their offices and still kéep track of what's going on on the House oor.

Bulgaria Sen. Herbert R. O'Connor (D. Md.) said that at his request

Becretary of State Dean Acheson has asked Bulgaria to per-

mit an official U. S..observer. at|!0 evidence. Were he alive today, of $30, based on service, Proposes Tax Hike

the forthcoming treason trials of 15 prominent Protestant church leaders.

Wallgren

Sen. William F. Knowland (R. Cal.) said he may ask the Senate Armed Service Committee to subpena John Caughlan, an alleged Communist who was ap-

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bonus” Democrat bonus.

Jacobs Seeks End Of Veto in Talk Here

By DONNA MIKELS Hoosier Congressman Andrew

establishment of “As any fresh- ] and caution, the am as con- } these lines is imperative. {

for a resolution seeking abolition of the veto and y an international police force in the United Nations. man in Congress, I must proceed with humility former apolis said. “But today vinced as it is Mr. Jacobs humanly pdssible for one to hold a firm belief, that action along “I do not want to risk my use-| fulness to this district by being! tinued. “Still, I would not flinch

from a solemn duty. But with some backing from my constitu-|

veto and establishment

itions.” Draws Comparison | Earlier in his talk Rep. Jacobs

conviction,”

tangling alliance” warning, Mr. Jacobs said: iagainst entangling alliances, he was not thinking in terms of crossing continents and oceans /in a few hours or minutes. Nor (did he dream of unleashing the atom’s energy. . . . . " “So on this 217th anniversary of Washington’s birth let us do /him a signal honor. Let us assert that he was a reasonable man,

that his opinions always yielded [he would advise alliances—en-|

[tangling though they, of neces-| |sity, must be.”

Anderson Gun Play Kills 1, Wounds ?

pointed to the Washington State!

8ocial Security Board by former Gov. Mon Wallgren. Mr. Wallgren has been nominated to head the National Security Resources Board. Sen. Harry P. Cain (R. Wash.), opposing the nomination, charged that Mr. Waligren allowed Communists to dominate his administration and cited Mr. Caughlan as an example.

Trade

Sen. Eugene B. Millikin (R, Colo.) charged today that the administration is allowing domestic producers to be injured under the reciprocal trade program. -

ANDERSON, Feb. 22 (UP)—! One man was critically wounded and another was dead today as the result of a gun battie. The dead man was John London, 35 Anderson. and the wounded man was Walter Rudd, ‘35, Anderson. Mr. Rudd's wife! |Maxine, 28, aiso was wounded |during the fight. Police said the dispute started ‘when Mr Rudd. manager of the Negro Elks Club, ejected Mr. London from the establishment. Mr. London went home got a (shotgun, and shot at Mr. and Mrs. Redd as they left the club.

President Truman has asked) “extension of the untid pany Rudd was wounded in both, 1951 Without - the restrictions]

~ written in by the last Congress. Sen. Millikin, ranking Republican member of the Senate Finance Committee considering the extension, said Mr. Truman has no policy of protecting U. 8. interests and wants the privilege of _ going below “peril points” in tariffs without consulting Congress.

‘2 KILLED IN LANDSLIDE PONTA DEL GADO, Portugal, Feb. 22 (UP)—Two women were , killed today when an avalanche

of rain-soaked earth destroved several homes in the nearby village of Maia Hundreds of

villagers were forced to flee.

Mr, Rudd then went home. got ia revolver, and went to Mr. London's home, Both men opened |fire at the same time, according to police.

Boy's’ Body Found TOKYO. Feb. 22 (UP)—The body. of a 10-year-old Japanese

“boy who was drowned with his:

boatman father and Miles W. Vaughn, United Press vice pres-| ident and general manager in the Far East on Jan. 30. was recovered today by a fisherman in Tokyo Bay. The bodies of Mr. Vaughn and three others were recovered on Jan. 31.

IN INDIANAPOLIS -

EVENTS TODAY Savings and Antlers Hotel Social and Educational Conference of the

Loan Conference

Indiana Farm Bureaw—Murat Theater, EVENTS TOMORROW Bishop J. W. Sommer. Methodist Chureb

Head in Germany, to Speak—730 p m 8t. Paul Methodist Church Purdue Town Hall on National Insnrance—4§ Purdue Center, N

Health p 902 Meridian St

MARRIAGE LICENSES

BIRTHS °

At 8s

Beys | St. Vineent's William. . Elizabeth cthambacher Coy Mary Gregory # Thomas, Shirley Wagner: Austin, Mary | Bradley; William, Ida Staley; Madalyn Stanforth; Andrew, briel; William, Prances Gearns Juamite Goff: Robert, Donnie Pelkins. | | At Metbodist—George, Virginia Bell; Paul | Joy Christie; Ralph, Bva Wise. Hillman, Nors Slaughter At “gleman—Eugene. Edith Rufli: Clayton, Morence Evans: William, Murl Huff PT Lods Tussinger :

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veterans themselv bonus with tax tached.

and schools,” serted.

would rather

Disabled Veterans, Survivors of Servicemen Included . By IRVING LEIBOWITZ \ A proposal to pay an Indiana § soldiers’ bonus only to disabled!

veterans and survivors of ceased servicemen was advanced

Sen. Herman C. Evans, a Democratic member of the all-impor-tant Senate Military and Veterans’ Affairs committee, said he would push for the new “casualty plan - by amending the

He estimated the state would pay less than $20 millign for his version of the honus, a saving of more than $130 million. } “If the legislature could hold a {secret ballot,” the young Bfbom-| |Ington senator said, “there would ibe no bonus paid.” . The senator, a Navy veteran of Hoosier Congressman IL explained that the Jacobs, Tn a Washington BIFthASY only Tali bonus the state could = speech before the Rotary Club stand to finance immediately is today, called for “evidenced one which would support” from his constituents|Only those materially affected by

He told a public session of the Senate Military and Veterans’ Affairs committee last night that es don't want a Y “strings” {

Other Needs Great “Indiana needs the bonus would require to support and rebuild our financiallypressed state meéntal institutions committee a -month ago, Sen.

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money a The new move, which stems

‘from a request of the Y's coed will as- make the women more responsi-

Evans ble toward the organization, di-

“I'm sure.” the senator added, rectors said. right-thinking help

veterans spend

Women will be admitted to the the pool and gym in groups under

money for schools, and hospit- tne new policy. Organization of

als.”

Sen. Wesley Malone (R. Clin-

ton) refused to go on record as a fool and rushing in where! openly supporting the

angels fear to tread” he con- bonus” plan, but said: { “Everybody wants a bonus with

no tax.” Representatives

ents, evidenced in some manner, groups, business groups and a I could, and would initiate a res-/farm organization expressed olution calling for abolition of the themselves on various. methods of a of paying the bonus at e-| Police force in the United Na- night's mee‘ing. Legion Head Speaks Joseph Lutes, commander of jerghip \llkened the vets power of an the Indiana Department of Amer- signing of 985 members and laggressor to a counterpart in cian Legion, told the committee .,jlection of $5700 toward the local government which would the Legion membership wants an goal of 1700 members and $12.|“permit a murderer to set as the equitable and generous” bonus.'jo0 was announced by Judge | Supreme Court to review his own He quoted the American Vet- Floyd Claycombe, erans Committee's

Referring to Washington's ‘wep. zens first, veterans second,” in explaining the Legion's stand on YMCA,

the bonus.

to pay.

volleyball classes is planned. Other social privileges will include membership in golf, arch“casualty... and rifle classes. | Women have been faking part ir YMCA activities since the war

of veterans

cadets and hostesses at the USO center, The YWCA has admitted men to membership for t three years, Action of the directors came |after the first report meeting at the opening of the YMCA memcampaign last night.

motto “Citl- 7 the drive,

was in charge of

principal speaker.

of $400 and a minimum payment tax.

H. Maehling

House majority

leader. The plans.

- THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Sure lirp Start the Ball Rolling for Y's Rolls

ould Limit State Bons

Judge Lloyd Claycombe, G. V. Carrier and Dr. Thomas W. . » at kickoff dinner of YMCA membership campaign.

'whep, some 300 to 400 served as.

ipresident of the

co-chairman

G. V. Carrier, president of the the “After all,” he said, dinner meeting. Dr. Thomas W. | “When Washington admonished! ‘the veterans will have to pay Graham of Oberiin College was part of the bonus.” The Legion, Mr. Lutes added, would accept and support a bonus — = | (that required five years or less measure proposes an additional He said they would even one-fourth of 1 per cent of the {go along on. a. ‘priority. payment”. gross. income tax. be paid to. fi{plan whereby casualty veterans nance the bonus. would be paid first.

The second report meeting will

A - growing sentiment against As the Yyemocratic bonus plan paying a huge bonus is evident in stands now, ar passed by the the Senate, even among Repub- PO |House, it calls for a top payment licans who officially favor a sales announced a ban on “all forms of gambling and games of chance Sen. Evans has indicated he in the city.” {will even “lobby” himself to push Chief It was introduced by Reps. Jo- the “casualty bonus plan” if a'boards and pin ball machines had |seph Klein (D. Gary) and Walter deadlock occurs between the Re-'begun to appear in the city and (D. Terre Haute), publican and Democratic bonus in Clay

he tomorrow noon. will close Mar. 7.

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YMCA Directors Here Vote To Admit Women Members

Whiteland Girl First to Join After Change in Policy Is Approved

Miss Mary Wood. 1146 W.' 34th St., will become the first © member of the Indianapolis YMCA, it was announced today, after directors voted to admit women to membership. An official membership status w, {10Q women now making use of the YMCA, the directors announced. {The new members will pay a $5 fee for social privileges.

man

.be conferred on some 50 to

The drive

Directors also voted to engage

Dr. Walter Stone of College to aid in long-range plan

ining of the Y's {uture develop

Hanover

ment program. He will make an

eight-week survey: of needs in Indianapolis next sum mer,

Firm Promotes Gordon Rindflish

Gordon IL. Rindfish, branch! manager for Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp., has been named] assistant vice- |

organization and head of the Indianapolis’ division office in the Circle Tower Building. With the ex- 1 ception of two years during the war, Mr.’ Rindflish has been associated with Mr. the company since 1927. He succeeds Pope, head of division since June, recently resigned.

N, 1947,

Brazil Clamps Ban On ‘All Gambling’

BRAZIL. Feb. 22 (UP)—Brazit| lice chief Fred Williams toda) |

Willlams “said

YMCA

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w.| the Indianapolis who

punch

County and that they

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P Francis—Euarl- Beulah Robertson hb l Jeex E Barnes, 22. Morgactown: Sarah: Kenneth Josephine Wolsiffer, | Ellen Beaver. 18° Morgantown ' At General—Elvea, Bessie Thompson Gerrald W. Cotton, 1529 Carrollton: Eisie ris Cotton, 32. 1527 Carrollton At Metbodist—Wayne, Juanita VanAtia James Curry, “26. 125 N' Miley. Geneva Edward, Theresa Wilk. Pred - Elizabeth Fay Bishop, 21, 105 W._ Qeorgia Pone: Charles, Deris Howry. Prank, LuJoe H. Dodson, 20, 450 W 15th. Carolyn cllle Mullinix: Willis, Patricia Croan; Ann Mitchell, 16, 3940 F 26th J Harry, Maxine Hugar Rdwin Moriarty. 24. Pi Harrison: Mary At St. Viaeent's—Walter. Bertha: Gorka Whitaker, 19, Des Moines lowa | Leonard, Doris Skinner; John, Marjorie Matthew BE. McWilliam, 32. 1332 Carrolton;| Spalding Melen ‘M. Poist, 35 1322 Carroiton At St, Franeis—Joseph, Marilyn Mennel: |

Arthur P Reinking, Vorn Winchel, 38,230 E 9th Paul BE Strack. 29. Indianapolis: Winifred Leonard, 22, 1422 E New York Ramon Toliver, 18, 2°07 Sheidon: Mabel Martin, 17, 1823 N Capitol

DIVORCE SUITS FILED Mable A. ve Clifford A Lafoiiette: Leon F. vs. Dorothy A: Howland: Stella ae vs Prancis Norther: Jemes va ARle Rue ade; o Jdack E. Leatherman; . Bernisce Harlan L. Tavior; Eveiyn vs. Prank Cly; Eva va. Merle Pickel: Helen L. vs Frank KH. Harris; Hubert vi Aria Sileox; Rosdles va. Harry R Kirk: Ruth wx Samuel Daugherty; Lydia Orieve vs. Clif. f t; Luther vs Cassie Robinson; Prances vs. Oscar Ralph Manuel, V. vs, Darts J. Hyden: ] ; a . - .

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Esse Morton, 67. at 2334 Yandes, arterio- | lerotic heart

|Efinice. Meyer, 80, at 1040 Rajsner. cerebral

| hembrrhage | John L. Reagan, 88 at 120 EB 12th, eoronary hoart 1 Nancy Wilson, 48 at 74's Indiana, cer-| * onary thrombosis : ; Josephine Powell Lane, 73, at Osneral

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use lo TIA WE 142 (Barning Salaries: Increases! Colbert-Comby salaries of Vanderburgh Couhty probation ore Py . officers from 52500 fo $3000 & year. (7% ayes, § nees.) : ior second net, AR 238 (Richardson-Mummert)—Trust | ditional net. (40 ayes, 3 noes.) Exemptions: Exempls ‘ceriain pension! HB S51 (Dennis) Class “Bm death and profit sharing #rusta from Sta- powers mayors gr class cities to ap~ Harery and court Hmitations, ont member » “ #

Back Measure oregation

fuvors 43 ayes, pol a men of Studien ott) is 8.4 : lace of city attorney on 0 pulls WR 268 (Hunter-Churifia) Zouing:| works and Tvoards of publie tain. | . Giants annual saiaries up te 3300 10 aves 0 noes.) / i Urge State Senators «emer of Zoning Boads ia sceond “Wh a tLatham Danielson) Funeral Ble’ “HB 232 (Burks-Kreft) — Nutices: Re- vectors: Reorganizes State Board of Pu

quires township trustees to give 20 days poral Dieicusis and RmbAlmars: Brovidis mbalmers.

Support Passage

written notice to sach property Owner rectors and licensed e (42 ayes, Of Measure affected hy annexation to incorporated g noes. - towns. (81 ayes, 0 noes | HB 41 (Machling Wy Y=Realtor's Lis

The Church Federation of In- MB 303 (Fellewell)—Drainage: Requires cemses: Establishes a Real Estate Come

count

ycommissioners to provide county mission to dianapolis today asked pian surveyors wilh funds (or drainage Work. real estate regulate rea} sstdte bivkers and Senators to give favorable con- (70 ayes 2 noes) tion fee for both brokers and salesmen sideration to the bill to outlaw MB 397 (Davis)~Cily Expenditures: Au- and u $5 fee for salesmen licenses and $10 t in the Indiana public Thor a Dict expenditures of less for brokers leenses. (39 ayes, 9 noes.) segregation han 4 Without jetting of conuracis.! HB 37 (Kreft-Steele) City Sanitation: schools. 181 ayes, 19 noes). Authorizes councils of cities o sews

HB 46% (Ballard)—Boys School: Pro- age disposal plants to; transter to sanitary Vides for trantier of incorrigible inmates boards powers and duties now ascribed to of Indiana Boys School at Plainfield to boards of public works to repair. maintain ndliana Reformatory wt Pendleton 69 and clean all public drains and sewers, ayes 15 noes) , (40 ayes, 0 nes : B 430 (Reach-Barning) Women's Pay: HB 89 (Wert-Kreft) ects Abolishes difference In wages based on error in 1947 Act a of

The group was joined in urging passage of House Bill 242 by the Indianapolis Community Relations Council. The council asked State, Senators to “right a ter-

sex. (66 ayes, 1 noes.) Wlicers in third a8 hn rible wrong being committed Senate noes.) wean Sitlete; S98 aren, against a large segment Of Our SB 218 (MeConabay)—Teachers' Voting: WB #4 (Krett-Weat) Salaries: Logalizes lation” by vin the Adds employees of sthool corporatipns to Saiaries paid to officers in third class cite population y approving list. which law requires must be granted 8 Under 147 Act, constitutionality of measure. four hours off work election day 10 vole which was challenged by attorney general. “oo 139 aves, 1 no 145 Ayes 0 noes.) S List of Participants SB 227 (West-Kendall) —Court Procedure: , HB 118 (Latham) —Oonteact Carrierst Participating 1A" the “executive Authorizes placing of a ‘preliminary Includes contract carriers operating Pub

charge’ against persons reasonably be- We Service Comniiasion permits in” law iaved to have committed a felony and GCR1NE With transfer of certificates and

board session which adopted the

resolution Inst night were C. Ratiniia police with court approval to hold Rr, to another operator. (44 ayes, such persons In jail for a period not sx- . y Oliver Holmes, acting council ceeding seven days 13 aves. 4 noes uy Ne « ombs-Krefi)—Police & Fire. ” SB 24 (Beaman-Evans)—QOivilian De- rquires cities to furnish uniforms. president. Robert Efroymson and fomat: Creates 8 Civil Defonne Department Arms and equipment for active members

the Rev. R. H, Peoples, vice pres-

in the exacutive branch of state govern. poiice and fire departments. PB id idents: Rabbi Maurice Goldblatt, ment Provides for a Civil Defense Council ho) Anus uniform allowance. (44 ayes, | Appointed by the Governo Auth } Indianapolis Hebrew CcOngrega- . le io create civil dofense organizations MR 181 (Scott) —Veterans' De stories; . tion lo co-operate With the state (44 ayes, “Kes township trustees custodians of al © cemeteries without funds in which veers"

Others were Martin Larner, re- Ans are buried. (32 ayes. 8 noes.) -

SB 262 (Maddox-Fvans)—~Flood Control NR 21 (Binder) Banks:

| , Tet. Amends flood contre 1 1 ne Enabies-my. sional chairman, American Vet. frien food cont Jaw to include own. tual savings banks to provide imstranee’ erans Committee; Mrs. MontgOM- those having right to object to estabiisir. wm hoo plans for employes. (41 ery Lewis, Council of Social Ing flood control districts; alse includes el A 3 i | them as lable for special " Be (Wunter-Davig)Ditcher. ProAgencies; Willard B. Ransom, eto wih the a nse ents In vides for establishment of General Ditch

0 noes | 43 aves, 1mpro

state president, NAACP; the Rev. vement Funds by counties. (41 ayes,

‘ noes.) I. Albert Moore, Jones Taber. 5% 68 (Shake-Bontrager)—Fetates: Por. . ,Mils courts, within two . | LLS DE nacle; Elmer Norris, Miss Anna'hearing on estates if petitioned: By the | ” —rEATES P. Stout, co-chairmen, Race Re- State Tax Board 44 ayes ,0 noes | . . , 8 SB 232 _. 4 HB. IM (Brennan)—Ditches: Provides lations Committee, Indianapolis Bi Ao Sells tur relating ra ides that that biennial cleaning of ditches extending Church Federation. shail pot constitute an offer for sale. (42 verry Wuitiss shail No a rd A n yes noes " Also Dr. Richard Rettig, Car- "SB 23 (Moore)—Indianapalis: Extends ToUrsed. (41 ayes, 48 noes.) v roliton Avenue Church, and Mrs. [0 Indianapolis the law which permits — ; . > ¥ . . . * Farl Stumpf. president. Indian- § noes, = 0 "CH Plt C08 ayes SB 36 (Barsn)Degs: Mikes owners of Doma. dogs “ltable for damages If dog bites » apolis section, Parent-Teachers B 28 (Kelly) — Gasoline Tax: Gives person while that person is on property Association. |Snsoline Sealers and licensed users a 3,0 dog owner. (20 ayes, 21 noes} JE due. the discount being to cover Lot of "3 gy { t 0 cover post o n w th on Tomb {reporting. evaporation, extra accounting AIR MERGER REPORTED reo and remitting the tax. (48 ayes, 0 noes.)

SB 23 (Garduwer)—Infirmaries: Parmits LONDON, Feb. 22 (UP)--The Gireutt ana (Superior tourt judges to com. newspaper Daily Graphic report: * © : rmaries, and If persons later become violent or ed today that the government dangerous to commit them to mental hos- planned a merger of thé Britisk pitals without further hearings. = SRE Overseas Airways Corp and Brit.

19 noes Alrways to

WASHINGTON, Feb, 22 (UP) {=~Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, military aid to President Truman, was to place the President's wreath on George Washington's tomb during Washington birthday observances today.

WB 12 (Beamer)—Playgrounds: Author. ish South American izes councils or boards of (ruatees to ap-. - propriate up te 310.600 annually io main- reduce costs; _

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