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TUESDAY, MAR. 6, 1951

5 a ¥ > : » \ i . ir eersarialin i Eo : inti-Lottery Mea: Welfare List Julietta Is Taken Hoosier Legislators Given Personal Attacks: nti-Lottery Measure are | J § Taken Hoosier Legislators Given | ho SHE : val ale x is . i . Dies After Long, Bitter Open to Public Dut of Politics Warning as They Go Home de jp fouse ~~ a g . - ; . x Republican Senator Storms at Lobbyists 1 . “i X oh he epublican Senat s at yists, ! , ; Ig t in Legis ature _ Both Houses Overrid It's First Time Tells Lawmakers Not to Sell Out to Pressure Follow Row Over ; ah : | Governor's Veto In Over 100 Years ByJdOHY V. WILSON | Public Fund Use : : Hoosier lawmakers headed homeward today with the warning « Assembly Fails to Compromise on Plan * .| The lists of persons receiving For the first time in more of a Republican Senator against selling out to pressure groups still] Blistering personal speeches disDescribed as ‘Too Hot to Handle’ Welfare. Department aid today than 100 years the Marion ringing in their ears. rupted the otherwise merry clos- & A By NOBLE » betaine; “publi ecoNe unger County Home at Julietta will Sen. D. Russell Bontrager, Elkhart attorney, issued a blistering ing hours of the House. / REE provisions of a passed by Re- start operating outside political tirade at elected officials and lobbyists who are “usurping the rights They followed a report subae bar ottery bill that caused a near fist fight, the arrest of. a|publican majorities in the legis- domination on July 1, 1952, of, the legislature.” mitted by Rep. Robert Webb, South Side, a Sot serious charges and countercharges, died |lature over Gov. Bchricker’s veto A measure passed by the legis-| He singled out Robert Wyatt, - lchairman of the Ways and Means : "The a = legislature at midnight last night. last night, Jature yesterday will place operas|executive secretary of the State Pring an avalanche of telegrams B Committee, which had been without va re, described as “too hot to handle” by some legisla-| The Governor, in his veto mes- tion of the home under a five- Teachers’ Association and truck-On Us, we 0 heading right intoinamed to investigate charges that tors, went to the legislati » mes the teeth of Washington's admoniyuthern ‘and - neon: Tailed ve graveyard after five conference com-igage warned the legislators that member board of trustees which|ing lobbyists in his attack against, th at 8 public funds had been used to n already is. to reach a compromise in two days of wrangling|passage of the bill “is not a mat- also will operate all the health|“vultures representing special Of aga i besial interests. lobby against legislative bills. y services, under heavy pressure. 2, : ter of lite and death to taxpayers facilities of both Indianapolis|interests” who are “cracking the obert Wyatt will stop at| Rep. Webb's report censured: he Bitterness reached a boiling|Rave to go to every community Inj, “6 0 14 well become tt and Marion County whip over lawmakers.” nothing to gain his end. He has| ONE—Jackson Raney, superinp———r climax in the closing hours when Indiana to do it,” he shouted, his oy 0 ye a matioe The action takes tl ¢| Sen. Bontrager, considered by|éVen haunted the doors of theltendent of the School for Deaf gl a resolution was adopted unani-|Voice breaking with emotion. Of Ife and Sea tht ih aged, thie the home away “ik Dy Ems many of his colleagues as the out-/Toom in which ‘the budget com-|for publishing a 27-page booklet ‘umes mously by both houses, accuging! He accused the Star of “aiding the state.” y a! missioners who ‘have n under|standing Senator of this session, mittee was deliberating.” lagainst House Bill 27, which at. the Indianapolis Star of “defam-|ahd abetting the syndicated ™ "loo 0g to the federal So- fire through several admfnistra-|admitted yesterday his remarks! THe. Senator also tite the tempted to provide home-town, n Car atory, slanderous and scurrilous Easmbling interests of Indlane byl... "go rity Act which he said tions for slipshod management,|“probably constitute political 1 lousnese of two contending|day-town training for deaf chiloa yn remarks,” in criticizing leaders|Prin ng rage ) Jepuits. ote forbids opening secret files to the “8 resulting in deplorable conditions suicide.” But, he sald, “1 couldn’t| wii iy . Jicasure Bo dren. (The bill died in the Senate.) , § — Fumes in the legislature in connection Earlier ng e afternoon public. = " (NY at the institution. go home and live with myself tf I|P 8| TWO--Welfare department offixhaust were with the antilottery bill... |Srangling Rep. Jesse F. REAR rnerefore it appears that the Board Membership didn’t say this.” . “[asuinst overwhight (Fucks, ness Ais, For spending $4350 In pubic A = : pra ellersburg Democrat, 10a ars . . "selfishness neo ld boy and Intimidation Charged from his R at ‘in the House and federal government will have na The health merger bill ofigi- Stemle Disagrees was displayed throughout the Ne eiunds 10 Bo os uphed -0ld divorcee . The resolution charged that swung at a “lobbyist.” option but to discontinue federal nally provided for the change over| Sen. Leo Stemle, Democratic|sion by persons who sald, ‘I 'want jegislation — particularly Senate ISAaV- "the Star editorial inferred that| But Rep. Regan, who has just grants to Indiana,” Gov. Schrick- July 1, 1951, but it was called |floor leader, immediately disa- what my group wants and to hell Bil] 86, which subsequently’ was today in Speaker of' the House W. O. resigned from a committee that er sail, cook Coton back after the first passage Sat-|greed with the Republican law- with the rest.” f |passed over the Governor's veto. > As Mrs. Bar. Hughes, Republican, and Lt.had been working on. the lot- $18 Million a Year ~~ (AS uray. and a_conference commit-jmaker. “I don't think we're domi) ‘Need New Faith af __Lalled Untakty ; o k¥e uth, mother , Gov. John A. Watkins, Demo-|tery bill, was grabbed by his col-| Indiana receives $18 million a " § tee wrangled in a deadlock 48inated or influenced by outside! &en. ‘Boitragér called for 8 Rep, Joseph Klein, Gary DemoDeb a cratic president of the -Senate,/leagues and a fist fight was|year from the federal government o Rousy Darore agreeing on the 1952 interests, . Seclase ¢ rowel Eval of shisjtval faith 10 OVER ioral,’ deyioutited the probe ‘as . were “guilty of conspiring to de-|averted. o _|for welfare assistance. ' ate, sing Washingiona [a come the problem confronting grossly unfair” and resembling He died five feat the lottery bill.” ng - Rep. Regan said the lobbyist} Oscar a3 ; AT al Social pi . Three members. of the. health address as ‘his. “theme,” B8en.|America. He asserted: lan “inquisition.” He continued his 4 EE or "The measure also denounced made some remark about bribery. security Director, today declined rn ¥ board “wif Ve -nutioq-~by - theBonteager charged: -__ |. If we pentinie to belisse WIL tirade, charging the Sommities. © gui. s the Star for “attempting to in- Offered to_ Apologize east on the government's ' “EN Mayor of Indianapolis and two, In this session, we ave " “the lobbyists that the dollar can chairgnan with violating his own ou road timidate the legislators to “vote| He Identified” himself as War- withholding of grants to Indiana READY—Rep. Frank O. Ra-: members by the county commis-|nessed pressure from politica’ ce ‘buy our way out of anything, yyle of secrecy by providing infrport. °° y ren Cox. tor. |. : grant Ls Rep. sioners. Not more, than . three/partment heads and elected public |there is only one end for America ue contrary to the wishes of theip ren Cox, Indianapolis contractor,luntil his. department has had a| rick of Kosciusko ‘County ‘was ) 3 : a us Int 8 on . [formation on the questioning to fcer, Harry constituents.” and offered to apologize, chance to study the various laws : members. shall be of “the “same/officials who have whipped us To | —bondage. : _ |“an Indianapolis newspaper.” the car with “Furthermore,” the measure Mr. Cox explained he merely involved ; ya. ous 'away packed and ready eng fore political faith. : “line. They have stepped beneath| Sen: Bontrager closed his Rep. Ralph W. Myers, another ind the “two stated, “the Star editorial: at- Said “seme people from Mn. Re- The Senate voted 26 to 24 to the final gavel rapped to end | Democrats charged that the|the dignity of their offices to lay speech, saying: “Now I can g0|Democrat member of the comseat. ‘Coro- tempted to blacken the reputation 8an’s home county were used to|gyerrfde th to. The Hoi | the 1951 legislature. Republican majority members of on the political lash to force us to back home and live out the rest of mittee, denounced the investigasaid the car of two great Hoosiers.” accepting bribes . . . I didn't say | sted to or ia 83 to ~ House) - — |the legislature pressured the lat- do their bidding. my life with my conseience.” tion because it “picked on” only ler and that Then, the resolution demanded any member of the House had pepybiy : ter effective date in order to take| - I have no quarrel with the indl-| He won a resounding ovation certain state departments accused fumes had that the Star “print on tke front accepted a bribe.” re AE pasty neste in ‘ control of the board. vidual school laachen Bt when from both Democratic and Re-o¢ 1obbying activity. oor boards, : | emo-. : R bi will _lone man, directing thousands, can publican Senators. “What should have been done page an 10 to Speaker| Another lottery bill incident epublicans assume con-| BR Lr | at shou e TS and low Hughes Ey te Watkins.” involved charges that an attempt orate ered. party - ranks to . y » trol of the county commissioners . framers rT ——— lin this investigation,” Rep Myers aastied adn. Earlier, Speaker Hughes. {rom Was made to “steal” the bill from Type py Ne firally based was| n lanapo I) jle3¥ Jariary and they are no- Governor Signs Paratrooper Gets to Keep fumed “wie So nave yoann the rostrum, warned against| Rep. Thomas Hasbrook, bUNGImodified considerably d wr 2 mayor. hos) . in Li of every-day “ 2 ag” author of the bill. erably comparec year. - Pet Mountain Lion that used public funds to try to inyori dnd Seerions Sharges™ being Made Yes]ANINCE of the DI oof, ‘Ropailjic, the origimal’ measure intro- , = EVENTS TODAY | Sen Hoyt Moore stare Control Bill RT. CAMPEELL, Xv. Mab g uence legislation. ve tat Ca “ : ville Republican, announced on . ssoclation o rectors of Local Hea epublican who helped put into Gov. Schric } HCUP) I “You a now personally tha oyeriag low to The SHS Ha5 Dock Subjected the floor of the House that the| The bill ey Ble List law re. | Indiana Association or ee Industries— the bill the amendment including 18nd nto nw the state's new kd in oY ulhomiies Sere there has been 30 of this going + + services, yest |“bill had been recovered after] rts e."" |Julietta; denied that he had in-(Communist:control messi Sgt. Baran Traub today, and Oh. he concucec. and place a ahduied Ma Shout time Some a brief scuffle.” {duires county punters to provide EVENTS TOMORROW jected politics into changing the] The new anti-subversive law, in ed to let him ee is pet Rising to blistering defense of Aly e start dln yo prove ose) Investigation revealed that & POR ist ou oa fare ga Association of Directors of Local Health effective date. |effect, - outlaws the Communist| “0 ion Jon as a company the chairman and Qepmelation of ——————— ® . “ ”» | ’ will y “ | | . * cud much influence brought on this Rep: Hasbrook had “loaned” the nm ,unts they are paid as a “pub- Tae Fe Inaunirin-|; MY ODlY desire Was to have an Party in Indiana mascot. { Rep. Klein were Republicaila vo? ug y Pp P The law specifically prohibits man Neely and John E, Sedwick s bill and not all of it 5 been | Pill to a committee member Who,! ji» record.” gry Last day, Lincoln Hotel. adequate health program for In- e p ally p ~The 150-pound lion was sent y . against it—that's a I 2 in turn, “loaned” it to an uniden- However, an amendment MARRIAGE LICENSE dianapolis and Marion County|any person, firm or corporations, ine sergeant by his father, J They militantly Sontanded Kilt a bill” tified attorney. "places restrictions against use of {wu au 8 fimo: |A0d I have not attempted to take from indulging in any act by 0Y| A. A Traub, of Los Angeles. at the probe was DropeEly nan Sen. Milford Anness, Metamora : Wl Ed Johnson on” 23-8640 N. Butier. Part in political debate on any Means which in any way advo- ee tte + {6108 2D. INGEN niorm a the information ‘for political or : C a Chorus of Ayes Republican, “recovered” the docu- Shelby Kincaid, 34, 1701 8. East; Arietta pil] since I have been in the Sen- cates the overthrow of the gov- . learned. : : ; commercial purposes, specifying Sorel, 2g, Coo 3 late,” : - t of the United States. N. Y. Ship Movements - —— When the resolution, condemn- ment after a “sight scuffle” he it can be used only 4n connection rata Gest, 30. G01 Roly Ave ats," Sen. Moore sald. ig the new law prohibits the toi p. ve e South Bend Man Killed .ing the Star was put up for a said but declined to elaborate on|with administrations ‘of: welfare|Audry E. Jaco , 1629 N. Temple Ave.; | Jmp—————————e—— Yu dhe BO, By United Press uv A oh I aet alit further. I enon 1d nA ROTTY | p Barbara Little. 31, 2621 Broadway. : employment of anyone in any de-| Arrivals™Americy, Southampton: Em- , _~ Lal ey : Ryde Pa oT ra 3 ee a 18," Moria: Ruth ment. board, bureau,” institu-|press of scotland: éruise; Santa cars, | lowa Truck Crash = thunderous oh 2 § Jays. ‘Originally it provided prison i - o 0 [ALY . Forenel ioe, Lowel Ave.; ms 0 e are tion or agency of the state who is Bagrancuiia” © Judge, Abbwerp:| ic Iowa Mar. 6 (UP Ao Those opposed,” chanted the terms for persons convicted of But He May Hav "'Murghret J. Carvin, 25, 5428 Lowell Ave. yet - *lcity of Perth. Brisbane; Esso Scranton, | L ’ ' ¢ Speaker. possessing or manufacturing ma- . : TT ——— a Communist or who has partici-|guerto de Ia Crus. Truck driver Don C. Weiss, 39, There was a long silence terial that could be used in gam- Relapse Coming On DIVORCE SUITS FILED : pated in any Communist activity. South Bend, Ind., was one of two, . : i J A 2 r g R. vs. James J. Dalton; Lorena E. Because the law has an emer-| HIGH IN RESULTS and low men killed yesterday in a truck In the Senate there was a bling. KNOXVILLE, Tenn., -Mar. 6|ys. Pra yman; Goldie vs. James : y y . , 4 . er ands Liss vs. Laura Lieber; Betty ; gency clause, it will take effect/in cost are Times classified ads.|collision at the aproach of & standing vote. All the Senators] It was passed that way in the|(UP)—His health has im roved a . } — . vs. Lloyd E, Kershaw: Richard vs. Pa- > if ediately. Use them for dozens of every-da. n arose on the call for adoption of House but in the Senate a flood lot since he ot but of an Alabama |iricia A Xiu : Mary vs. Robert H_ Wil- {Imm y of every-day bridge near here. * © the smessure y of amendments was dumped in, prison Tos 2 Micks told police lame: Rut (Sots: Herbert Ray RAT Special Session in '53 Violation of the new law is a peeds ... selling . .. renting ... Authorities said Mr. Weiss’ Sen. Edmund Makowski, East some of them obviously unconsti- here today Samuel Kitchens; James T. ys. Charlotte Fo felony. The penalty carries a hiring help . . . recovering lost|transport collided with a pickup Chicago, launched another bitter tutional Te eodaY- & doctors gave him|Dollie. sr Grose H. Wilkone- Pearl i recast by Senator |mandatory jail sentence upon articles . .. swaps .. . services. truck driven by Oscar William tirade against the newspaper, Two "of these amendments ory days to live Dr of | tan Moc va Osear bysus ax Thoma-| Senate Democratic Leader Leo oe Jean than ore Year| Phone Rlley S351 and place (Peterson, Atisutic, who ale Wag S ’ = / ’ : : : |Stemle said last night a special or more than three years. llow-cost Times Want Ad. killed. . i

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Charlie. ouichard PRUNE callidors emergency in Indiana.” AL 80 Vincent's Hassel, Betty DeWitt: Ed- |, His bombshell statement came SHOP WEDNESDAY "TIL 9 P. M. yard Thelma Sturm; Karl Roidesy 1 Support o- EO oan { Mondays and Saturdays also of Revenue to place additional i % DEATHS e Wilson, 86, at 318 N. Bolton, | Investigators in the field to crack cs . o. Veteran's, srtarto- SON ra gross income tax C. 3 . ak a YOrnI ASL neodd| The resolution, introduced by Caroline Kyebrmaun, 73, st 1519 8. East. Sen. Harold Handley of La Porte, Mertle May E 6, at 2034 Caroline;{called for increased efforts to colGee rge eas Alexander. 58. at 3105/lect $300,000 in unpaid taxes beJee Sowden, 63. at Veteran's, mitra1 FOF enacting new and additional ? enon Gammon, 91. at 494 outl-® ate levies. : ford. cerebral hemorrhage. . The resolution was passed by Lo ROY Milum, 58, at General, arteriosclerolic yqjce vote. Richard Harry Reddick, 177, at General! CArc N * y xSierti air 1s. ot 0 x. sounere. More Time OK'd Marla Michelle Camp, at Riley, congenital] f wilijam J. Schmidt. 91, at 520 Er vermont.| ] O Study Bills —_ A fesiution urging the 1953, Off : legislature to spend more time in| cial Weather studying bills was introduced] - UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU (and passed in the Indiana House oat Sunrise ..... 6:12 | Sunset ......5:42 yee onl, submitted by diol Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m. 00| Betty Malinka, Gary Deraocrat, otal" precipiiation sine Dre cars Sliwould limit the introduction of . Ra 3 - Dey et *Ibilis to the>first 15 days of the The following table shows the tempera- |gagcion. The limit now is 30 days. | at Shuey sities: High Low| Rep. Malinka sald her proposal o { " ) { ig nae, © 5 {would allow additional time for| Chicaan ,-«:ccoresererss ++ 31 43 |more adequate study of proposed Cleveland ... ©: 85 31 |legislation. 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