Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1949 — Page 12

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For Housing

Measure Passes Upper House After . Midnight

By DAN KIDNEY | Times Staff: Writer WARHINGTON, Apr. 22—Both: Indiaha Senators are on record, today as supporting the multi-| billion dollar long-range. housing bill, It passed the Benate after midnight 57 to 13, with both Sens. Homer BE. Capehart and Dlicans| -E. Jenner, Indiana Republicans, voting for it. | Throughout the stormy debate on the measure, Sen. Capehart| backed Sen. John Bricker (R. 0.)

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amendments.” Chief of these wi one to write an anti-segregation| clause into the bili which would] have lost the Southern votes and| might have resulted in the bill's defeat, ! Prevent Filibuster

by Ben: Bricker was

however, ment by Ben. William Langer (R. vided for repairs on submarginal|

was done to prevent a Langer filibuster and send -t measure on to the House,

hart announced that vote for tie bill * the Aricker antisegregation| amendment. He did and so did| ~ the junior senator from Indiana.

he would |

In addition to the Langer farm amendment, the only other one adopted was to give World War I and II veterans preference in new homes during the 45-year- life of the measure;

ing of 810,000 public housing units during the next six years, at an! average rate of 135,000 per year. | This can be stepped up to 200,000 a year by the President. ld It aiso provides a billion dollars

federal grants for sium clearance

repairs. A program of housing research

building codes, use of new mateig standardization and the e A somewhat similar bill passed | . the Senate in the Republican-con- | trolled 80th Congrefs but was buried in the House committee. | nr, isn’t expected to happen this| me.

State. Highway Detours Listed

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of constriction are listed {n the weekly detour bulletin of the Indiana State - Highway Commis sion. During the last week Ind, 63 was closed south of U. 8. 36 in Vermillion County due to road and bridge construction. Indiana! 129 was closed in Ripley County, south of U. 8. 50. The detour list: L—Just north of Wayne-Ran-|

Indians “i County He: 4 miles 0" 3 and|

sak bree). over

110. | oll mat Rog 110

osed to fae 0 over 3 tons 18 a eounty “Riles 5 over B “pe " ¢ fhuidee © or

by truck 1 in Canton punty: 1 Nop) losvile il oh ip and 13 (bridge i ii ha 63 m oo n a to U 36, 1 and 36 Fund and Prom’ Tell City to Cannelor miles over 17 and pi (road con-

aon) | ‘ ana 110—From Pulaski to Winamac; | 7's miles over county oll mat ii pecal ver), |

n so. ou) Sens Plaing to © 3 |

iroa constructy Tndins na 15 Bouth of Greentown: 13

miles over “Roads 26. 19 and 35 (bridge construetion Indiana S64—Brides out on 384 in Pike| County, aouth of inslow, tour 2 miles} over Ri 64 and Indiana 834-W est y Road 29 iM Marion County about 1s miles ove new BB

ralirond. py: rade separation) :

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Officers of State

Senators Vote

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mes 2 me Clouds by. Radar -

That this was the goal sought dar's penetrating glances were! indicated turned on the thitk clouds of Radio stars Ozzie and Harriet when he voted against final pas- thunderstorms by Dr. E. J. Work- | Nelson ™. today sage. Sen. Robert A. Taft (R. 0.) man of the New. Mexico School Court pete voted against the Bricker amend- of Mines, who reported his re- bosses as wall as parents of their ment and fer the bill. He hecame silts here at a joint session of two sons angry at the close of the debates; the American Meteorological So- | ‘because the majority ciety and the American Geophysi- for approval of a pecently signed leadership accepted an amend- cal Union.

N.D) doubling the amount PIO rad

and on uneconomic farms. This . 80._A strong horizontal wind aloft

2 { ¥ During a Seite Sen. Ca {vent it from developing, i ‘with or without” perature at the bottom near freez- i

iway from Fahrenhett to as much as 70 be-|

always be cold enough to produce! _lquick freezing of water

|radar, gets to a temperature of — The bill provides for the build. "POU! BO degrees below zero fah- RATS DESTRUCTIVE

renheit, it {downward. This eoliapse is rapid

in federal loans and $500,000 in|ipe

height, the first stroke usuall over a five-year period. Farmers heignt, about when the rain wh may obtain funds for rural hous- gins to fall. Strokes may jump {Free Estimates % FHA T - ing through grants and loans from point to point within the mates me both for new homes and to make cioud; when they jump between

cloud and earth they are apt to is established which will exan ‘ne observations and laboratory tests | HOME SUPPLY CO.

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__Fourteen roads closed hecause!

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Keeper of the Key AFL Re-elected

President Carl H. Mullen, Ham-| mohd, and all other incumbent, |officers of Indiana State Federa-| 3 {tion of Labor have been re- -elect-] 7 led to two-year terms, it was an-| nounced today. | Mr.- Mullen will begin serving! his eighth two-year term next| i Jan. 1. John Acker, Lafayette, was re-| elected sécretary-treasurer. Vice) presidents renamed were Mary L.| South Bend; Alton P.| (Pat) Hess, Ft. Wayne; Stanley J. Elliott, Marion; Roy Creasey,! Indianapolis; John H. O'Donnell, Hammond; John Soucle, Evans-|

Harold Russell

Will Address Jewish

Community Council

Harold Russell, World War 11

veteran and winner of two Holly-| {wood Oscars for work in the!

movie “The Best Years of Our

. | Lives,” will be guést speaker at

the first annual meeting of the Jewish Community Relations

Coungil May 3 in Kirshbaum Center.

ville, and Hobart Autterson,; | Terre Haute. Jolin E. Smith, Indianapgii Mabel L. Lowe, Indianapolis, a C. 0. Van Horn, Ft. Wayne, were Pe-eletted tellers. ~~ tellers.

| Miss Carol Rust, student at |

| the Indiana State Teachers Col. | cientist Stu ins lege, has been selected to turn | the gold key which unlocks "The | House That Grows" at ‘the 24th

Finds Thunderstorm | Fairgrounds ot 5 p, m, fodey. Is Horizontal “Ozzie ‘and Harriet Ask

By Science Services = ’ WASHINGTON, Apr. 22-ra OK of Sons’ Contract HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 22 (UP)

sought ‘Superior ission to become the

They tired a Yeguest yesterday

{contract paying David Ozzie, 12, {and Eric Hilliard, 8, $200 a week Suan ghar he things Ho arr with options ratsing them ch a. aie a mi ’ {to $400. The boys work as actors EVelOPS i, their parents’ Sunday radio straight up and down,” or nearly | ho |

RCAF Plane Missing

HALIFAX, N. B., Apr. 22 (UP) ~-8ix planes searched the area ibetween Presque. Isle, Me, and a aropbing all the Gpotham. N. B. today for a 29 to below zero p,..1 Canadian Air Force plane missing with seven men aboard. The plane, due at Chatham at {noon yesterday. was last heard rom while flying ‘over Presque Y 1sle in a rainstorm.

will knock. its top off and preThe cloud is deep, with tem-

ing. and internal temperatures at ‘higher levels

When thé cloud top, as seen bh

begins to collapse

Rats destroy or damage 200

—a8 much us 800 teet per minute. million bushels of grain annually.

{Rain comes out of the base at! we {temperatures between 45 and 50) :

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{bers are Walter chairman, Ralph Cole, Charles!

of. the council's activities will be

given during the meeting and 15 " jat-large representatives will be Funeral

elected. * Named for Offices 2

Recommended for the offices by the nominating committee were: y.! ‘Merrill Cohen, Emanuel Deitz, H. will be conducted by Rabbi Ed- ments will go into effect Monday. Joseph Hyman, Ernest Lee, Mrs. \ward E. Klein,

NEW YORK, Apr. 22 services for Rabbi {Stephen 8. Wise, 75,” will be held! ‘at 2 p. m. today from Carnegie!

{Jewish leader who died Tuesda assisted by Dr.

(Paul J. Mode, all for one year Sidney E. Goldstein and Dr, J. {terms;. Mrs.Ebner- Blatt, Martin X, Cohen, all of the Free Syna-

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Mr. Russell was a sergeant of enstein, for two year terms: Theo- gress, both of which Rabbi. Wise, when a defective dore Dann, Jack Kammins, Ju- headed.

blasting cap exploded a half- lian Kiser, Carl Lyman and Max| Some 7500 persons of all races {pound charge of TNT,

and creeds filed past his bier yes-|

—— Service Exams Julian Kiser, Max Sof by Fast Time

{tion, for military use, and the Klezmer, Judge Saul Rabb and .o p Bernhart, U. § Civil Servveteran himself has “written a Mrs. David Sablosky.

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| .JuMan A. Kiser, president of the Rites Held Today leouncil, said the first full report’ For Rabbi Wise

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