Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1952 — Page 16
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Carvey Attacks ‘Great Wasters’ In Military
Urges Paring Spending to
Pott Roundup— Te Builder Says Indiana ADA to Hold Politics Bar
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100 homes under Veterans Administration home-loan program last year. He plans to build single-family houses of brick veneer on the E. 38th St. tract. The houses, having two, three and four bedrooms, {will sell from $11,500 to $13,500 jon a down payment of 8 per cent.
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John Carvey, Democratic candi-| Action, a non-Communist but leftdate for Congress and an Army wing political organization, will
Reserve lieutenant colonel, at-|p,q jts second annual state con-
tacked the nation’s military -au-| thorities as “great wasters” Jagtjvention at the Claypool Hotel
night and said the only way to Republican Congressmen
cut taxes is to reduce military Charles Brownson and William spending. |Bray will cross political swords Mr. Carvey, with Democratic congressional commanding candidates John Carvey and Jack officer of the Mankin. 320th Organized Reserve Infantry Regiment, ’ pointed out that $2 “83 cents of our tax dollar is being spent to pay the cost of Colored People. past and present Other political figures expected wars or to prepare for future to participate are Republican ones.” ; State Rep. Philip Willkie and The congressional candidate —— bins warned that unless the nation is able to closely scrutinize defense spending “we shall lose representative democracy and be at the
mercy of the military experts.” L ; which took the lives of 20 Korean Reduce the Fat school children was attributed toHe declared the nation mustiday to the pouring of cold water “realize” that the “greatestiinto an overheated boiler. wasters” are military authorities, pne gth Army, which investibut he called for intelligent “prun- ga¢aq the accident, said it learned ing to reduce the fat without Im- ina the boiler collapsed and expairing the sinew and bone Ofiyo4ed when the cold water was miliary Serena I Carvey as dred into. it. Specifically, . V sailed the present Armed Forces , b11ea% 300 other children were unification program. He said theo. a. 004" ona railway trestle
Army, Navy and Air Force were “not unified, but merely a loose [32°F Oryu, Korea, last Wednescoalition of three sovereign pow- .
Labor Invited State ADA Chairman Eugene Dyche, Terre Haute, said he has
AFL-CIO and the National Association for the Advancement of
Mr. Carvey
Boiler Blast Blamed For Fatal Rail Wreck
SEOUL, Korea—A train wreck
invited representatives from the!
The convention will open with a business meeting at 1 p. m. | Highlight of the day's activities
“ The Americans for Democratic| former Democratic Congressman! Annexation | Andrew Jacobs.
By CARL HENN A builder of houses for veter-
will be a dinner meeting at 6:30 2ns Yesterday charged “political
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Political Notes
Republican State Headquarterslis 150-acres north of E. 38th 8t.!“Veterans are anxious to buy animals than the isonous in-| in planning between Graham and Arlington them” uy po sn
is going “all out”
pressure” hinders Mayor Clark from signing an annexation nill. The ordinance, under which City Council brought into Indianapo-
“Jenner Day” celebrations in all Aves., has been on the Mayor's
congressional districts Oct. 10 in desk since passage Monday night. rise at least $1000' a house If ,
‘honor of SEN. WILLIAM E. JEN- If not approved within 10 days, NER . .. Theme of ADLAI STE- it’ is automatically killed.
VENSON’S Democratic rally {speech here Friday will be economy in government . . , Marion County Registration Board has agreed to establish a new branch (to help speed registration of voters . . . SEN. SEN of Illinois
ill help celebrate “Jenner D in Ft. Wayne . . . MRS. LAWRENCE GEORGIA ARNSMAN, Democratic State
FRETT DIRK-
Vice Chairman, will be luncheon
chairman eof the Democratic Women's Day celebration at the Claypool Hotel Saturday . , . GEN. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER invades Indiana again tomorrow with a speech at Tvansville,
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of 43 years.
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“The Mayor is a war-veteran,” said Jacob Lutz, who proposes to build 740 GI homes in the area. “He shouldn't do this to other veterans who need homes.” Mr. Lutz said he had heard “through the grapevine” there was “pressure” being applied by itepublican interests on the Mayor, who is GOP Marion County chairman. When asked if he will sign the measure, Mayor Clark replied: “I don’t know what I'm going
to do. Several people want to talk;
to me about it.” Annexation Fought
The annexation was fought by county residents adjacent to the They charged it was a “piecemeal” step, since the long, narrow strip of land touches the
city only at its lower end at 38th! GLOUCESTER, Eng. — Fred St. They also said the city was | Hacker and Clara Jenkins will not ready to provide municipal | be married after a slight delay services for the area.
“We're prepared to build streets
ers.” Mr. Carvey, who saw service] with the 83d Infantry Division|
and the Third Army in Europe,
criticized the military in a pre-| pared statement. ! In a 23-point program he falled} “a realistic approach to government economy,” Mr. Carvey said | the nation cannot afford “the | luxury of the whims and caprices | of military prima donnas.” |
Program Outlined
Highlights in Mr. Carvey’s| program to reduce taxes by cut-| ting “non - essential” military spending: ONE—*S8top the classification of military matters which helps ‘bury military waste behind a silken curtain. TWO-—“Reduce the ‘overhead jobs’ in the Armed Services and| have a larger percentage of men in the fighting echelon. Also reduce personnel in services of supply and engineering units. THREE—“Stop excess buying. (Armed Services stockpile materiel to a fantastic degree.) FOUR: “Require removal from services any procurement officers. who show favoritism to contractors instead of merely reprimanding them, ' FIVE—“Tighten up buying procedures so that Armed Forces doesn’t have to pay retail prices. | Also prohibit purchase of luxu-| ries by the services. Consolidate | supply functions of all services. { SIX — “Eliminate bonus for flight pay for pilots not assigned to air wing and stationed in a combat zone. °° SEVEN — “Enact a law designed to really unify the services.”
War | Unit Holds Reunion
Half the survivors of Indianap-| olis’ only World War I ambulance | company gathered at a Boone, County farm home yesterday to picnic and reminisce.
With the exception of the World | War Il years, the members of American Red Cross Ambulance Co. 13 have met each year since 1029. Thirty-three men answered | the call yesterday. Out of the original company of 97 men, 31 are deceased. f Robert St. Pierre, 602 E. Kessler | Blvd., secretary of Flanner & Buchanan Inc., was elected president] at the meeting at the home of Harrison Tinch on Ind. 421 near Northfield. The veterans came from as far as Seattle, Wash., for the session. The volunteer ambulance company was formed in April, 1917, with equipment donated and fipanced by Indiamapolis merchants and industries. The volunteers were restrained
from going to war by the govern- |§ ment until the 1§. S. entered the
conflict, when the 97 volunteers joined the Army as a unit. Plans for next year’s reunion were made at yesterday's meet-| ing. “We're not getting mellow,” Mr. St. Pierre said, “but I sup-| pose we'll keep on meeting till the last man.” Mr. Tinch’s farm home will be the site for the 1953 meeting.
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