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THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1951

UKs NR A727. Le : LT Symington ‘Asks Washington Showdown By United Press” {Boyle Jr., then Democratic naNEW YORK, Oct. 25—W. Stu- tional chairman, were accused of art Symington,

Corp. administrator, demanded pans .for business concerns. recently an immediate showdown

“For different reasons we also| welcome being approachediby the|

nfluence. It's about time there!

ington. was a group of operations — none|to as the “fix’.” Mr. Symington spoke on “the of them in government — whose | ree | ethics of organized Influence at purpose was to convince business- | . | the opening session of the 20th men that the only way they coud Tay Relief for | annual New York Herald Tribune get what they wanted from the | forum at the Waldorf - Astoria government was by hiring a | | |

hotel. ‘fixer’, Mr. Symington said.

The RFC has come under fire, RFC representatives are eager m hon Seen in recent Senate hearings. Both to talk with the proper represen-| Guy Gabrielson, Republican na- tatives of business, he said, tional chairman, and William J. adding:

In New U. S. Law

By HENRY BUTLER Indianapolis Symphony officials today were studying provisions of

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concerts and opera from the 20! per cent admissions tax. Wording of the bill passed by Congress last Friday and signed | ele oe Truman indicated

Reconstruction using their influence to get RFC|ourveyors of improper organized

“The hearings before the Sen-|was a showdown on an operation 3 on influence peddling in Wash='gta committees show clearly there|in Washington commonly referred

the new revenue bill exempting Down at Atterbury—

Boys Who Do the Fightin’ Give Their Blood, Too

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commander of the 434th Troop Carrier Wing, led his entire headquarters staff in donating blood at Atterbury Air Force Base. The general is signed up by Mrs. Nell Graham, Greenwood.

Pupils Tell of Visit |

To UN Headquarters |

Three high school pupils told| at the United Nations week lunch{eon yesterday afternoon - what {they saw and heard on their rerecent visit to United Nations headquarters in New York. ' ~sCarolyn Parker of Crispus Attucks High School, Ned Lamkin of Broad Ripple and Jack Miller | of Cathedral shared the spotlight | with Mayor Bayt and other guests at the speakers’ table in the Lincoln Hotel. | The menu reflected the United {Nations theme, The chef co-oper-| tated -with the Indianapolis Citi= zens” Committee for the United Nations and saw to it that each| dish was typical of the food of! a different country.

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