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.greated an ointment to relieve By DAN KIDNEY, Times Staff Writer irritation. Jt brought such al WASHINGTON, Mar. 16—One of the six freshmen Democrats | ts

ons. of t) . fame spread oe (from Indiana deserted the administration leadership and voted for aking Peterson's Oint-'h® ‘home-rule”

amendment when the rent-control extension bill was passed by the House 261 to 153. ousanis of] A coalition of Repubiicans and T1 Democrats, mostly from the, FUEBISt today gouin, put the amendment Into the bill by a yote of 227 to 128, 80 applicator tube. The Hoosier Democrat voting for i Ointment delights or';, oo. Rep. Edward H. Kruse local government unit - state, wr. of Ft. Wayne.

Reps. Halleck, Harvey, Wilson claring that the area no longer! and Harden, voted for the amend- needs rent control the federal ment and then against passage housing expediter must order it) |of the bill, Mr, Kruse joined his detontrolled -within 15 days. fellow-Democrats, including Rep.| “I would not have supported a {Andrew Jacobs of Indianapolis, strong rent control bill” Mr. |

‘of the measure.

{the House Appropriations Com-! mittee, defeated Republican Rep. George W. Gillie, who had been, the Fourth District Congressman | for 10 years. Voices Independence Mr. Kruse, a young World War IT veteran, added his own declarin his

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statement today. “TI intend to vote oh each issue {as 1 see. it.” he said. “I think “hat the people of my district {prefer home rule. in this matter {of rent coWtrol.” Commenting on the Republican |and conservative Democrat coali- / | tion revival,'which is similar to \ m . Joe one which stymied President . poy (Of | Truman in the nominally Demo- | MT TE King JEWELERS | cratic 79th Congress, Rep. Charles ; hos , St. Ulypos) Weie) Mids.||i A. Halleck, who was majority i — {leader in the Republican 80th, de- g

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is going to happen from now on out, The administration will ind Best for Your Laks: its plans for minimum wage increase, Taft-Hartley law revision and similar measures will be greatly changed when they reach !the floor of the House.” Fate of the administration pro- | {gram in these matters may rest with the Senate, it appeared today.

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He Cries ‘Frameup’ | Previousty he told police hep. m. “1 killed my father and I want Nad been paroled after serving chyren, to go to jail” Jahn Roy King, 39, of 114 Gime]

city, county or other political sub- per st. spoke those words in & Arthur Brewer ‘The four Indiana Republicans, division—-passes a resolution de- {downtown tavern yesterday afters cinnat! for

Today he was held by city po-| lice pending verification from Vir. ing * "Someone is trying to frame {ginia state Suthostion that he me.” escaped prison there 14 years ago. police onpeiter Leolin Trouts Pol » in voting for the final passage Kruse declared foday in explain-| a tho he boasted of hisiman asked Virginia prison of

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{Ing his vote, “I think that some State Penitentiary to tavern nat-| thorough when taken as diMr. Jacobs and the other In-loor of control is needed in some |rons and said od Bl hf Riot png. a0 iB, today there Tected. It costa only » or less | diana Democrats, except Mr. ou yregq but it is time to leave {to send me back.” aM | BALANCED HEARI s dose. That's t has been Kruse, had voted against the it up to the people there to te T o | eanwhile, he remains in jail NG & best-seller with four gengrations. |"home-rule” amendment. cide.” avern Owner Complains | victim of his own loose tongue. . , | 1f you are troubled with such sympIt provides that whenever the Be the Democrat hation ull King was picked up .at the ——— i - Without Cost ° oma 4 loss of Appetits, headache, platform called for « strong rent 'AVern in the 400 black of W. Hitchcock to Speak 9 Quligation ey Joist) GEORGE W. USHER (control bill, Mr. Kruse com. Washington St. after the propri- .. Robinson Hitchcock, state Discover bow Acoustices | moss bad bresth — and if these Funeral Home (mented jetor complained that he was cre- gqjutant general, will speak in| 4 designed 3 new models. symptoms are due only to consti- ' Chopel ~ Organ | “1 never indorsed the Demo- ating a disturbance. ‘the noon luncheon meeting of the | AcOUSTIGON OF INDPLS. tion = kn see what Black“As Near As You Nearest lelephone™ cratic platform at any time in my| police found wanted circulars Caravan Gldb tomorrow in the | sue 515, 130 E. Wash, Phone FR-1633 Draught may do for you. Get a B13 W Wan. Mirhet9352 ff C4mPpaign.” in gtr files dating his. escape Murat Temple package today. Residence “ough JI Mr. Kruse, who is a member of| PRT. Te ' TTT FETT TT

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