Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1951 — Page 2

“Laxity Denied at Senate PSC Hearing

Continued From Page One) piiinants for allowing safety violations to occur. The comfints listed faulty bus mainpRnce, speeding in cities and on fiways, passenger crowding, expive driving hours, lack of rer-training and safety proms and cursory physical ex-

said her new drivers receive per-

White Star Lines-won first place in the Class III division of the [Indiana Bus Assoctation’s 1950] |safety contest. Maintenance supervisors for ABC Coach Lines, Indiana Rail-| road and Central Swallow Coach| Lines explained operation of their garages. : They all said immediate repairs are made when equipment fails. Questioned by committee members, they said vehicles under their care were seldom examined by government or state in-| spectors, but offered their opinion’ that additional inspection was not necessary because the com-

fiination of drivers. y Harman, executive secof the Indiana Bus Asso-|

on, began testimony at the

panies were capable of policing themselves.

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jaring by summing up s-com- RAOOF( Bud et iy operators’ reactions to the

pplaints, |

®It just doesn’t add up for bus Biipanies to neglect mane [Of House CL §ge,” Mr. Harman said. 8 Cites ‘Isolated Cases’ frhey wouldn't operate very School Aid Hike Of $9 Million OK'd |

ng if they did, and it costs more] | (Continued From Page One)

to meglect it in the long| fr. Harman said there may be jon were passed unanimously | Wolated cases” of bus speeding ang sent to the Senate. of drivers spending excessive Need More Teachers i# on duty. But the companies | The school aid increase was tly urge their drivers not|,44eq to. the budget to help pay : bd, even if they are behind the salaries of an estimated 300! edule, he said, and on most re teachers to be hired in state 8 drivers are required to keep schools next year for some 10,000 pooks © showing how many additional children, they are behind the wheel.\ The teachers had asked for $15

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Capt. Edward

; L. Waldron, 1144 N, Beville Ave., Indianapolis, and Maj. Clyde + He told committee members bus million additional school aid and Chalmers, plane commanders, and Ist Lt. Leonard N. Rummel, Ft. Wayne,

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etherton, - pilot (left to right). Three

companies would have to go out yesterday Rep, Hugh Dillin, Dem-| Hoosier combat crew members of the Far East Air Forces Bomber Command's 19th Bomb Group of business if they couldn't Op- ocratic floor leader proposed that based on Oklinawa, admire a gigantic bomb to be dropped by one of the B-29s on a Communist

Srate Wiki Passenger 'standees lthe figure be increased ng rus ours. ¢ decla million. the matter of physical examina- | These were voted down imme- billion; out of Indiana, an increase ‘tion of drivers should be investi-/diately, however, when "Gov. of $2.9 million ‘during the last gated from a medical, rather gchricker sent word that this year. | an bus company, standpoint. much added to the budget would, “Of that huge sum Indiana is cra, Harman denied any defi-/wreck the state's finances. ncy in safety programs or training of drivers. He then called Warren Young. budget, eliminating plans for con- eral government is takin president of ABC Coach Lines, gtruction of a new headquarters stranglehold on the citizens of| as the first of 11 witnesses, all of hyjiding for State Police. Indiana. - whom corroborated his assur-\ A few minutes after the $9 ‘Getting Just Share’ ances of safe bus operation. million school ald boost was L. V. Cole, head of driver. oteq the House Ways and floor leader, argued that Indiana training for Pennsylvania Grey- ymeans Committee recommended is getting tis just share of fedhound in the Indianapolis area, passage of another bill to in- eral taxes. i offered the most impressive tes- orange teachers’ minimum sala- “If we want government servtimony on methods of schooling ries about 2 per cent, far less ice we have to pay for them,” he bus drivers new to the company. than the Indiana Teachers’ Asso- said. “Just the other day you ReMr. Cole said the applicant, siation had asked. |publicans approved a bill for fed-

The House yesterday trimmed !ess than 5 per cent of what we

to $20/ target in Korea on the Group's 150th mission.

Thirst Wins Out In Australia

BRISBANE, Australia, Feb. 22

Sen. Leo S8temle, Democratic shipments for Queensland.

following a battery of tests, must

Then the House County and eral aid to help stock our streams

cants.

Greyhound methods.

survive a six-week training regimen which Includes frequent ex-| aminations and interviews. schedule is so strict, . Mr. Cole said, that Pennsylvania Greyhound is fortunate if 10 men are finally hired out of 35 to 40 appli-!

Draws Distant Observers ‘Mr. Cole sald his company's program has drawn observers from as far away as China and blast

The;

ownship Committee reco m- with fish.” {mended passage of a bill that| ‘They were not debating on any would permit school units to |property taxes for school pur- [resolution asking Congress to end poses from the present $2 limit to all federal aid to the states and {$2.30 to raise more funds to give return that taxing power to local {teachers an increase.

Federal Aid Debate

townships

Senate Republicans opened a! The House passed a resolution against. soaring federal to amend the state Constitution, the Hawalian Islands to learn taxes, condemning the small re- making the terms of prosecutors {turns Indiana gets back from its four years iristead of two. If

Mrs. Martha Hall, president of federal taxes.

and bill at the time but were preparing increase their|/the Senate for a House-passed |

communities. Four-Year Terms

passed by the Senate the ques-

White Star Lines, a small com- Sen. VanNess, GOP floor lead- tion will go before the voters in /pany operating out of Madison, er, said the U. 8. is taking $1.9 the 1952 election.

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By Counties Seen Sees Pressure Build-Up In Bad Weather Spell

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across the river. They felt the main threat would come to them! Saturday or Sunday. ; Water closed Ind. 43 north of Lafayette and Ind. 46 west of Columbus. Ind. 154 was closed in| §5 Sullivan County east of the Wa- Si {bash River. A great number of 3 secondary roads not hit by the! } mud blight were put out of op-| eration by high water in the southwestern part of the state.

Many Schools Closed

Reports from school districts over the state had many schools {shut down as’a result of the two {conditions of nature, {

| Hamilton County district high(way superintendent ordered an iembargo on traffic in his area. {School busses were ordered halted {causing rural schools to close in‘definitely. Trucks were told to ‘stay on hard-top highways. Despite mud and flooded roads, farmers and haulers managed to get most of their milk to market yesterday. Local producers’ association reported milk shipments were only 5 to 10 per cent off. Near-normal shipments also

using secondary highways. Farmers were hauling milk by jeep and

Road Fund Push Laurels fo the Governor

THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1951

W. Irwin Poston, Affica, retiring president of the Indiana Brickmason Apprentice Competition, Inc. (left) hands Gov. were expected today despite em- Schricker the silver trowel the Governor "won" in the champion.

bargoes in Shelby and Montgom- ship contest for brickmason's apprentices at Indiana State Fair. ery Counties against heavy trucks The Governor was scheduled to compete with Bob Hope who

didn't show up so the White Hat took up the trowel in competi.

tractor to state roads. - where Ton with Indiana University coed Gloria Jackson and "won" the

haulers had arranged for special trowel.

pick-ups.

Farmers with adequate cooling Would continue downstream for day 24.2; Montezuma, flood stage |

They hastily called it off, how- systems were reported no!'ding the next several days.

(CDN)—What started out as a ever, when the Queenslanders! for pick-up every second day dur-| Reports from getting back only $44 million, “bitter-sweet” war between Aussie

wharf laborers: in Victoria and |$1.3 million out of the original are paying” he said. ‘‘The fed- Queensland sugar growers has a ended in stalemate. Thewharfies, bitter over their

Kentland and Ade forced a 7-mile! White Rivers.

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14, high 1950, 29.6, high today 27; weather| Terre Haute, flood stage 14, high

sweetly threatened to stop sugar ing the road emergency. {bureau reported flood stages of 1950, 25.7, today 21.1. Along the shipments to Victoria breweries. A washout on U. S. 41, between [cities along the Wabash and White River, Indianapolis flood a —— . They included the|stage, 12, high 1950, 14.2, today

s folks section of that highway to be high reached in the flood *last/10.8; Elliston, flood stage 19, high make a regular habit of reading closed.

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120.5, today 22.9, and Petersburg,

Lafayette, flood stage 11, highiflood stage, 16, high 26.4, today

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