Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1950 — Page 2

‘Before City Council

hy Councilmen today were urged to extend rent controls here to July 1, 1951. The recommendation was by members of

d following a special. wigaste) “ing. Wednesday, :

. On an 8-to-3 vote, the Board called for ‘interim legislation to

shortage of rental housing in the Pd “Their recommendation, : was mailed today to “Council members. ‘Their recommendation was based on a housing survey in September which showed lack of , rental shelter and a 65.3 per cent increase in rents received by un- . controled units over frozen housIng here. The check was made by the office of Housing EXpediter, _ Tighe E. Woods.

Would Expire Dec. 31

... Rent controls expire here Dec. 31 unless City Council asks the Woods’ office to retain ceilings. . The new rent control law passed - last June by Congress grants this action. Property owners flayed the board’s recommendation, pointing out that ‘Congress will undoubt~edly extend controls when it reconvenes after the election. Some termed it an “obvious political maneuver.” Action is net - expected on the recommendation at Monday's regular City Council meeting. Attempts ‘to embarrass Democrats and Republicans” on the Council will “fall flat” in the face of the election Tuesday, a board representative said today.

Requires 10-Day Notice

trol rents here will require a 10day notice of public hearings and taking of all testimony from all - Interested parties before another resolution can be adopted. The new push for decontrol is also expected to spur action by the National Federation of Home Owners, Inc., to enjoin Council action on lifting ceilings. The Federation has two suits in Federal Court asking “immediate injunctive relief” from controls and seeks to block further Council extension. The suits also ask the court to mandate Expediter Woods to uphold the Council resolution decontrolling rents, last July. At the meeting, Tenant Repre. sentative James Robb, regional director of the United Steel Work- - ers of America, pushed the con-| trol resolution and blocked a pub- | lic tally of voting, a Board spokes- | ‘man said. The resolution was to be an-| nounced by Council ‘members | - Monday.

Approvals Are Cited | Although it will not show a

approved by Fred R. Gorman, assitant principal at Technical High School; John E. Hoff of the city engineering department; 8.

ternational Brotherhood of Car- " penters and Joiners. Board Chairman John C. O'Connor, deputy city prosecutor; Mrs. Robert Shank, housewife and na-| tional vice president of the. Na-| "tional. Congress of Parents and Teachers; C. €. Cohee, manager | of Kahn

representative of the Plumbers.

anapolis Central Lavor Union, and Mr. Robb. Opposing action until after the| . elections were Charles B. Forrest, of thé Emil C. Rassmann Co. Inc; B., W. Duck of the Spann Co.,.Inc., and William P. Snethen, manager of the Apartment Own-| ers Association. | : Board Members - Cleo Black- . ‘burn, Flanner| House director and! + Joseph A. Stevens, funeral direc"tor, who has submitted his resig—nation, did not- attend the special meeting.

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an indignant housewife jast night were asked to remove Ernest Dillman, 40, from her kitchen floor Dillman was unable to remove J himself, | mi ~~“ The “housewife said he, Tod! 3 weaved his way through her back door and “passed out” under the blissful impression he was in his gu home at 922 E. Washington Upon toting Dillman outside, . officers found Leroy McManigle, 30, of 911 E. Washington St., unsteadily but helpfully directing traffic for them. Into the wagon went McManigle, too. Both will dppear before Judge Howard in Municipal Court 3 today, charged with drunkenness.

Attacker of Woman Sought by Police

_- Police today searched for.a man ~who grabbed a’ 39-year-old’ West: Side housewife .and threw her tg! the ground in front of her home last t.

nigh ; -~8he told police the "assailant ran when her screams drew a bor’s attention. The woman gone outside ‘to see if doors ' the family car were locked. —

s Still Using en Excuse } enthusiasm des early today was a vandalism

urged he Marion County Rent Advisory |

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