Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1949 — Page 2

| Major Assembly Bills Jam Up as End Nears

: Only Eight Days Left for Action; $300 Million Budget Top Problem

“ By LOUIS ARMSTRONG Indiana voters will remember the 86th General Assembly by what Ahat Mwmaimg body accomplishes, or leaves undone, in the

Thus far in the session the legislature has passed only a hand-

A India organization is the Hoosier Hostelers, affiliated with the American One § Youth Penns pod napoli Seqanisaion in hikes, bicycle Tips and hold = monthly. squars dance. in School 54 was Miss Carolyn Louise Neff (left), vice president, calls out a dance. Charles Nelson plays the fiddle.

Doom Faces Most Of Union Bills

Only one of a series of bills indorsed by organized labor fis scheduled to pass the legislature, it appeared this week-end. Legislators gave the liberalized

workmen's unemployment ~ com-|-

pensation bill a fair chance of becoming law, but the remainder are slated for burial in committee or defeat on the Benate floor.

Listed by the Democral:]_Jast hope of the union lobbyls Republican member of ta)

Privilege Tax Declared Doomed.

‘Committee Seen Smothering Bill

See Robert Bloem’s Article, Page 21 A bill to tax Indiana products sold out of state will be “killed,”

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uare dance held last week Anne Hewitt and Carnahan. More than 50 members and guests attended the dance.

couple at the

Age limit Is 4 to 94, Keeping up with the * "' were Mr. and Mrs. John A, Clark.

STRAUSS SAYS:

TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF

TOMORROW

one-vote maj Predict Some Dem wage-hour le do not think to get an im the minimum cents an hot

Senate committee. utilities arbitration act seemed to|last night. he Taga ; The measure, condemned by the cents, Indisnapolis Bill vanish yesterday when Demo- Chamber of Commerce But the bil Bills directly affecting Indian- lcrats in the Senate split on repeal. | "uu io, in austry. anti-labor, anti- ” vide for a ! compro- apolis which still could get under | There was a dramatic moment business anti-Hoosler and ma be nually until 1 s the wire are: : before the split which doomed the Amer} » will be aired ya reached, they important measure yet to| ,mengment of the Indianapolis repealer. bro rl tomorow Ne The admini, passed is the state's budgetip,i,velopment Commission Act. | Leo Stemle, spokesman for Sen- H Senator, who re- was drawn u next biennium. Its total Creation of an Off Street Park- (te Democrats, had promised his aL ne na " with partment, wot expenditure is more than $300) oo iision. colleagues a voluntary arbitra- | ¥ a Su I - tire Wage-Hc million, ’ soa of city |ton_ alternate for the repealer eld, ald Ba he a —s bring under ¢ Republican View ation ie ection would be presented to the Senate. shan ms out of commities” Praciicatly e

Indians is most likely. It" will void a provision of Indianapolis’

Democrats will not accept the [state cigaret tax, establish a ‘finance plans for aveterinarian school at Purdue

is 1! remaining ip the session | crimination against coal mined in {jtterback (D. Kokomo). Embarrassed

in the House by Rep. Earl M.

4 h But the alternat withdrav : Republicans in the Senate have Passage of(a bill outlawing dis- ut the alternate was wn

the action of Rep. Utterbach, Sen. SBtemde ex-

The tax on Hoosier products sold outside the state has met

with unexpected opposition in the Senate among Democrats as well

Other organized labor bills which now appear doomed are:

Legislative

| AIN'T GOING TO LIKE IT”

‘Moder

new smoke ordinance plained knew noth as Republicans. regulates the use of switch. eM ing of the PY chricher for It in Yala coal in hand fired Senator Weeps Gov. Schricker personally in- . LIFSes gees, E c {dorsed the privilege tax as a Mayor Feeney has asked for a or mts Republicatu Roy Co Bon | means of picking up the quarter) YMC bill to make the Mavor of Indl rager of Goshen asked that the of one per cent gross income tax) A anapolis a member of the board explanation of the Democratic! that farmers, industry and busi- To Beg doubtful that Repub- of directors of Citizens Gas and genator be accepted. | ness escape paying on income de- The Boys’ It remains 1s will be able Coke Utility. The bill has passed| go... Stemle wept when the rived from interstate commerce, s a A series : and Der the method of the House but is being cubby- gate gave him a standing ova-| The Governor had difficulty hops are on coursts will b to compromise on ted $150 mil holed in a Senate committee. 41, He vowed he would re-| Whipping in line Democrat House the- tral YMCA by financing the estima Approximately one-fourth of main neutral on the proposal members to support the tax plan FOURTH FLOOR a faculty of lion expenditure. : the bills introduced are being held | hereafter. ‘ and it barely passed by one vote. ; ; tors. in their committees. Wight other Democratic sena-| Opponents. of the privilege tax The teachir None of them stand more than tors who had lined up behind the charge it places Indiana industry Robert V. C the slightest chance of becoming | amendment to make arbitration|in an “unfair competitive” posi- “Cummins Co law. voluntary indicated they would Sion IVE he Stpntsy - Nukes L. E. Hall, pr Among this group are measures | Oppose outright repeal. Loss of| 8 ndustries in other , and director « to Tha. slot machines, tax soft (only four Democrat votes would states which do not charge the kt ’ guidance; Mis ANON] drinks —and— col " ma-|insure defeat of any change in|tax. tor at Jords cen chines, ban cap pistols; establish [the act. Te a ; r — S = —_— a . y Music; Prof. taxes. {a state speed limit, repeal the 4 Bills Face Defeat Wana Central

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tax or a comprehensive to- University, and forbid the export| ONE: Minimum wage and hour realtor and TC bacco tax. of Hoosier bUllrrogs from the (jaw. n g Cal ol seers of First Major Issue’ state. TWO: Fair Employment Prac- en ‘ ar anapo . hs First major issue to go to a tice Commission. . ; . Co . contersnce committee was the a Civic Clubs Against] THREE: Granting state] LeowiiTon Summa Look! Strauss is where Dad gets his clothes—and brother— Other instr rect primary bill. The measure Souily end dty Saploves Ihe BILLS PASSED that's good enough for mel yan Brigle, passed : ’ right to organize, bargain collec- dl - “ eral Savings in Rhee ov Segregation $ End tively and ‘strike. ¢ HB 135 (Ki rr =Dont Certi- ' ' eo 1g oe - ' Charles D. V Pemocratic majority of represen-| The Indianapolis Federation of FOUR: Giving strikers unem- | ficates: Ee ae naan of dental or That s the Man $ Store, isnt it——a nd that $s me all over] designer; Mar fatives would not concur in the|Community Civie Clubs, Inc. yes-|PlOYMment compensation after six iil, NECA in hospitals ‘or imativu: : aging direct t. Tooord as oppos-| Co Of, strike. tions. (68 ayes, 1 ne.) And—the best is always cheapest—that's what we always sayl League of In En. senators added & Jeiday Weal va Eo as pie The minimum wage and hour| WB 1s, (Latham-Biehardson)—Gas Tax . ys say Fulton, hom 4 pending le ation whichilaw hasn't mov from the Increase: increases gascline tax from four . * + Citizens Gas « clause Re intary would prohibit segregation or dis-| Democrat House, despite these) Hhe-ovats Jor gaan. a1 ayes. 3 Right now—the Boys Floor is at peak for Spring! Wilson, YMC fo declare bet hd crimination of races in all Indi-|union lobby pressure. The bill] ms 25 (Mostlering) — Individual Pay. For the sake of his comfort and to: keep him good Coila Stevens 85 days ore ihe Jrimary: ana’ public scho~'~ calls for an hourly minimum of mest: Reimburses Otto F. Schelensker h ’ instructor in Democrats have announced they| "sy pojoration passed & resolu-| 75 cents on a d0-hour week. (Tian, Speer one HOI natured—these are the Clothes for him—From the othy Benson, will never accept that p ‘ition stating that the measure! Although recommended by the| mB 287 (Johnsen-Weeks — Civil City Man's St thing different! home service It is not likely the conference). House Labor committee, the Fair Clerks: Authorizes clerks in second class ans ore-=--norni g I . will be able to settle would have far reaching effects [atties to appoint and. fix salsrioe of b Registration iv committee 1 al : Seill® on residential districts . . . and | Employment Practice Commission deputies roel 6 noes.) i 2 : already start the controversy and if it can the social order of long standing.” bill has little chance of passing! ms ses {Machling) Building Permits: ’ } be made in th “Here. are’ some of the other Conic Of the resolution are being, the House and Sevhte Lop ICS: Arita bore conan aork MONARCH ZIPPER JACKETS ALL WOOL GABARDINE TOPCOATS any of the co tors. mocratic an epublican may - k ; . : | major issues dangling at various “pa Hy Wetter, president of the|lawmakers have turned sine porate” limite Provides se of 30 bants Ls Water.repellent poplin = in o Worsted Zply GABARDINE — in “masculine Sevelopmnt, : stages betwéen introduction and yegeration, said his organization down on any proposal to allow mit (70 ayes, § noes) =. Ovtain pe:- new smart shirred-back style — zipper fiysfram style — ALL WOOL — tailored © a home, “ca . passage: | icipal » e HB 479 (Bald . : i ’ ’ Teachers pay, pension and state] cpus in se unity civic orig, a gs dow] he ¥§ still | Provides that ae Bate Pons breast pocket and 2 waist pockets— ke a Ps to oat {and the Men's hobby horses school ald distribution bills have| rhe measure Re assed the rests in the House 16Dor COMMIts [tee rombitvee or anery Sotions of exec. o light weight right weight for Store knows tailoring!) — a value to recreational I — Rated tha House and are moving | Indiana House. by " h pe of 58 to tee. has no time to run through approval of Governor. mployimen: of . spring. Gtr) ro cocoa, putty remember! Sizes 3% b. oy mtat. Publ | the Senate. These will 31 ; it bl p Blech ‘to apbtey ent » oun Sizes 4 to 20. Se . na A make the Governor's desk for| 23. 8 slips bls Sue Ruch Fading the Asem y HEROS a Soveeaor : Teves; Bs Terror ad 14 ' 2.98 : 11.95 (Sizes b fo 12 20.95) . fe. signature, } " 1 Senate —— ening tne ssvnment of wii OtAt@ Renames U. S. 36 Amr, don | BLENDED GABARDINE SUMTS' Won't | ° * Vv romp provisions of ' Bas passed both houses. This is nose) dcense Ac’. “(3 ayes. 0 "SCOTCHLITE” SAFETY LEGION JACKET Rayon blended with wool — which a companion bill to the property JR : P | Hi h ' SB 240 (Baker-Conrad) — Of Land ayon- blende WOO! w= reassessment bill which last week rnie Yy £ 1g way Leasts: Gives the Indians Conservation 5 ’ a results mn a fabric that is é the Houss ana Is in 8 oo LF or Amo a or ol” union, ao opis il wo ie ea wonderful for a boy's sit. dy + “Tne “property reassessment] 41 Measures Signed oy Schricker RIOVides method by whith: sare Inara corduroy pila, And the jacket Mala Aite Sead AA your COLUMBU:! measure is still to be amended in| . departmest may secure date and informa. is trimmed with "Scotchlite" — a x * oO the Senate and will draw a hot By PHILIP F. CLIFFORD JR. HOD Pnisming_ status of insurance com. reflective material that shines out particular Little Bud {f= aoThe Govan matching suits = and type y debate when it returns to the] The fame of Ernie Pyle, wartime Hoosier hero, today was in-| us 83 (Fellowsii-McAtes)—Miners’ Board at night for safety! Sizes 4 to 12. "9 ~-y . SOV " House for concurrence. | delibly inscribed from one end of Indiana to the other. Jiartes: Increases salary of the County 5.98 suits ing he iy - the 80-yeas Passes House | ‘Along with 26 bills and 14 resolutions which became law yes-|a day. (30 ayes, 0 noes) " patterns, $ rehabilitation | terday, Gov. Schricker signed a proposal naming U. 8. 36 the| ms 9 ( n)—-Delingent Property ¢ amendment 10 the 1047 Reasses. "EMi6 Pyle Memorial Highway.” fn honor of the widely read war NR ond wi ny BA 17.95 : nase on An Sain wad Sh orn OF Te ee men BA ek AA SAFTY. LEGON GABARDIN SLACKS vt e act. . | Va to the State “7A bill for a withholding plan. The Hoosier correspondent, Who| signed by the Governor. HB 168 (Woesel-Johnson)—Kgs Tnvpeo- Sanforized, fast-color cotton SAFETY LEGION PUNCHER PANTS A mission for state gross income taxes tial ous Milled oy xe 36th a doi One gives Hoosiers permission uae 010, Revatiers at 33. "31" ayes GABARDINE — zippered and pleated — and Sanforized Blue Denim Frontier ” of Ohio Sport yu the House and is at the =." to "nis indomt.| tO fish through the ice, provided |? Sito), oie) school Constitutions: <with the "Hissize" feature (an jeans fa i ‘series that 1 eral Assembly for m jeans : amendment stage in the Senate. the holes are not more than two | Authorizes and ratifies certain school con- invisible self. ndi isth refused to re © It will most likely pass and be- table perseverance and matchless yng one-half feet in diameter, |solidations which ‘are already in ettect. nvijible self-expanding waistine)-— double knees (double wear) — They : * that the bond come law. It will require employ. %¢fvice to country, | Another prohibits goats from nT 300 (Poliowell-Brennsn) — Truck deep tones of brown and blue. Sizes are SAFETY LEGION — and they are state's own f ors to Id employees gross, Fourteen senate bills and 11|running at large over the Indiana Tr : Permits operation of three 6 to 12 t a VALUE! Sizes 4 to 15 [sizes income from al . trucks without bodies, one vehicle pulling . railroad offi bikin Boe and AES ROC, For Bo nomnag the TA ave bob given Authority] HB 361 (Johmvon meddion 5.50 4 and 6 have detachable suspenders) struction da, 3 . es have n giv ohnion dish «~~ County ' . this additional collection expense,| None, however, could be classi-|to transfer to their general fund |2ssnis Syhervislen: Places supervision of 2.98 wa Ww ataploySts. wiula retain 2 per cent as “major” measures all Barrett Law overpayments un-|undér Purdue University. (30 ayes, 1 no.) ' : : oy of tax, One bill would grant National|claimed after five years. tol 348 iBusnte-Barning)=Schee) Trase| ROBERT BRUCE KNIT SHIRTS “A lot of | A bill to outlaw Jasegatian in Guard personnel on active duty|. Veterans who have suffered the in cities whisre population gains may ex- k in bol > HOSE FOR BOYS OF AlL AGES get about th tha Public f as’ regular Army|loss of one or both feet may now clude such trustees fiom provisions of Basque knits in bold _stripings at ; Frank J. La at , Heretofore, they were enjoy unlimited parking privileges”. " ‘miris perexreo’ ~°*' $2 Pull.up length socks in easy question of w Senate subject to call at $2 a day. in the downtown sections of _ House | I fons washing cotton — Stripes and become a sc Pen fn Ban Halloween Piank cities. Requires that strip- mine operators level «and heavy weight, 3-ply string knits ~ Argyles in bri (almost startling) ! : ftself on 80-3 pass Halloween pranks now are! One of the resolutions signed by !and which they have mined, ring it with inl : . The gover 4 [to Its approximate cont contrasting chest band stri -= made new colors a . combinations. J nd [bere is more taboo. A law, introduced by Sen. the Governor forbids departments began. (36 our before mining 9 pas ra state can su . Bion h Wn. (36 ayes. 83 noms.) , like a sweater — very new —very smart! Prep sizes. : ; the Shan Against Bruce Jane (R. Bainbridge). of the state the use of the, en SHOEI REE ? yn "ry 39 wil a Wl wouldn't supy "he dark horse a misdemeanor ock eral Assembly chambers during HUSHES . ¢ 0 & sister stat the pari-mut 8." times the legislature is not in| BOMBAY, Feb. 28 (UP)—The| : : : 3 " nit only measure of signifi- session. hr : vernment last night ordered . =~ : : , ; | “Anyway,” to Marion County is one| A law dealing with trains, re-/India's leading Communist print. ; ; : very much if eliminates the cen Yot-/quites ‘that, train crews be fur. 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