Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1949 — Page 2

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Wreckage in Congress After ‘Black Tuesday’ |

! Administration Groggy as South | . And GOP Deal Sharp Rebuffs oy 5°" Read Charles T-Lucey, Page 19. . i LYLE C. WILSON, United Press Staft Correspondent © SWASHINGTON, Mar. 16—President Truman's con- : sefsionn leaders today surveyed the wreckage of the . Tuesday” Democratic uprising against the White House, ; ur # 2Bouthern Democrats in the House and Senate led re-

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A o » \ . Hebrew Group Sets Service | | Members of the’ Indianapolis one hand, and loyal Jews on the /livbrew Congreation will discuss other. Our majo task is to pro-|’ “What Shall We Teach Our Chil- vide the kind of education which ‘dren About Religion?” following will satisfy both ends.” the Sabbath eve service Friday Panel discussion members In‘beginning at 8 p.m. in the Temple clude: Dr. Elmer Blatt, Leonard ‘Solomon, ‘Mrs, David Cook and | “The discussion will. take the Mrs, Lewish Lurie. Rabbi Gold-

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place of the regular sermon and] follow immediately the comple-| moa beth Saperstein will ‘tion of the service. Rabbi Maurice hostesses. ‘Goldblatt, spiritual director of the! ~~ congregation, says, “The subject Women Pilots Meet ‘is undoubtedly the most import-| : |{ant question facing Jewish par- international organization ? | women pilots, will meet Sunday, the children to be a'in Ft. Wayne. The local chapter purt of the general community as will participate in a program on |growing American citizens, on the radio station’ WIRE Friday. i

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belifors which have the administration groggy for the timé being. The most studied A

rebuff to Mr, Truman and te Senator Predicts Carl Tyner . . . new fair board

one which will be hardest for, secretary. him to smile off wa= Senate com-

. ; » J a ; - A Tipton Cou farmer, Cajgl mittee rejection of the nomina- Stron er Rent Bill ay Cag! | tion ‘of his, fishing and poker pal, HL Tyner, today wis" the choice of |

' Mon C. Wallgren to be chairman the Indiana State 'Falr Board to

{take over as sdcretary-manager |

of the National Security Re- Urges Substitute {of the Hooster Agricultural Exae esr rreimocrats In tod] For. ‘Local Option’: postion, : The Southern Democrats in the| | “Mr. Tyner was chosen yester-

House Tofced inte he Sdwinistes WASHINGTON, Mar: 16 (UP) gay by the board to succeed Orval ments Which the. leadership. said] Chairman John J. Sparkman Pratt of Rockville, who resigned | Be Tara : predicted toduy that his Senate recently after a dispute with some Blocks Recontrol /Banking Subcommittee would ap-t board ebay. ediatel timed Rep. John Bell Williams (D, Prove a stronger rent control bill} =A’: “¥PCe EAGT EIEN, FEO RIEY Miss.) won with a “local conirol” than the 15-month extension vot- as 3 Hem wl - di Sn ould améndment which would permit a [°d Yesterday by the House. a pli an voy state legislature or any county or, The Alabama Democrat said he “po p00 Homer Schuman of local governmental authority to would suggest fo the subcommit-| . ) ye city said Mr, Tyner end ‘federal rent control in its tee a substitute for the contro- would become secretary-manager area. versial. House-approved “local op- on Apr L Hels a Democrat Rep. Paul Brown (D. Ga.) tion” provision. Under that pro- "",. Tyner, his father and his forcéd the administration to ac- vision any local governing body Son operate a 384-acre stock farm cept a “reasonable return” provi- could lift rent controls in its own Sharpsville: “sion: to protect landlords in rent area, even though the federal gov- Sp .

adjustments, {ernment opposed such action. . . Rep: Albert Rains (D. Ala.)| Housing expediter Tighe E. Daile Questions blocked adminfstration efforts to Woods forecast “terrific admin-

authorize recontrol of apartment istrative difficulties” if the “local

hotels. option” feature is finally written LS oo The bill as torpedoed by a Re- into law. Mr. Woods said he was iC lia ere publican-Democratic coalition led “disappointed” in the bill as it by Southerners was passed by the passed the House. | : ‘House Tale" EREMIAY” ANT now Upto Gaversom ' Lets Chief Rouls goes to the Senate. Administra- 's sibs | . tion, leaders there believe tly, SC SPEIRmAT'S subsituls pro Cool His Heels can strengthen it somewhat, butis, 4. ntrol any state when ita] Indianapolis’ police. depariment the, House would have to approve cove nor requested it and certi- Was doing a “slow burn” today |. all changes. fled that state rent-control ma- Over treatment accorded Chief | While the House was tearing up chinery had been set up. The Sen-| ROuls by Prosecutor George B. Mr. Truman's rent control bill, ote approved such a provision in Palley. Southerners in the Senate reject-!1047 but the House knocked it. While the prosecutor was closed a series compromises by out, hed fon Heys than two Hours yea which Majority Leader Scott W. terday with anti-vice squad Capt. Lucas of Illinois sought to get out|prar present rent law expires parry Yarbrough, the chief was

cefully. | forced to wait in an outer office. of the Nigiuster, Baht = ¥ { The House passed a very much| Although Mr, Dailey admitted

‘ _{watered-down version of the ad- he had “invited” the vice squad ast ight ne ministration bill 261 to 153. |officer to come to his office, he announced they had rounded up! In addition to the so-called declined to reveal the topic of conenough support to pass a 1ailder | “local option” amendment, - the ™ ’ “gag” rn the administra. House also approved a provision as of the Suuterente spread tion wanted. . Under the plan, the;id uarantes landlords a Teason-izaid the captain was being quesSoutherners would still have able return” on rental properties. iio,e4 about certain arrests made roof to block civil rights legis-|An administration effort to recon- recently by police. trol permanent hotel accommoda- “ Urges Warrants The situation In which the tion. aa requested by Mr. Woods, Refusal by the prosecutor to Democratic administration: finds falled. : ; admit Chief Rouls to the conferitself takes considerable shine off Pw Triple Damages ence was seen as another fissure the election triumph which star-. As it went to the Senate, the in the widening breach between tled the nation four and one-half 15-month rent control extension the Prosecutor and Mayor Feeney's months ago. 3 measure would give Mr. Woods administration. ; Political observers believe this authority to sue for triple dam-! While Chief Rouls openly adis only the beginning, however. ages on behalf of overcharged ™Mitted police have recently made They foresee a political cold war|cena ts. It also would enable him Vice raids without benefit = between the White House and to p veflings back on decon- | search warrants, he said the raids

ngress 11 continue to troll \ % {were made “because the evidence o pi ef Arent at hand warranted them.”

shape the issues of thé 1050 con-| “fhe measure would provide tor | However, he Jae, he has in-

| d, hi gressional Slection. {restoration pt rant 4) trailer | structd all ser: nh ahd field ofJruman Silent camps used hs Perrhanend homes, |ficers to get search warrants, ; and would give the housing expe- whenever there was time to do so.

diter wer t tro 5 ——————— Ao ———— About Reverses ap POWYS to SUMITYL e¥ietions COLLIE NO DUMB-BUNNY KEY WEST, Fla., Mar. 16 (UP) ington Post and Windsor Booth| MESA, Ariz, Mar. 16 (UP)—A «President Truman maintained a/of Time magazine were the heroes giray collle dog wandered into strict silence today over his re-|-—or victims. It all started when the Chery-Lyn Nursery School versals in Congress. a boat in which they were fishing yesterday, jumped on one of the The summer White House had/was disabled in heavy seas, A|beds and gave birth to a litter nothing to say about a series of [sub-chaser from the Key West of seven pups. rebuffs. naval station towed them to! The Pregident apparently was shore. : \

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such as he mentioned recently in| pointment of his friend, Mon C.

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