Telegraphic Briefs
(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, June 17, —The
Internal Revenue Bureau ruled
that the Social Security law cov
ens Indians. It held that wage
payments to Indians are not ex
empted from security taxes, sole
ly because Indians are wards of
the government.
PARIS, June 16, — Premier
Blum’s gjvernment rode out the
worst crisis in this year’s hist
ory, when it won the Chamber
of Deputies approval to its de
mand for extraordinary financial
powers.
The bill authorized any finan
cial action deemed fit, up to July
31st. It will be piaced before the
senate tomorrow. Blum asserted
that government credit was at
stake.
WASHINGTON June 16. Pres
ident Roosevelt told newspaper
men today at his press conferen
ce, that something should be done
to increase the power of'one-third
of the population of the U. S.
which he considers ill housed
and ill fed.
He said this involves action on
the part of business men as well
as the government.
The President expressed the be
! lief that if Republic Steel Corp.
if willing to agree to a verbal
, bargaining contract, should be
willing to put it in writing. He
also said he was hopeful that the
steel strike would be straighten
ed out soon.
WASHINGTON, June 14, —Re
presentative Hamilton F.sh Jr.
republican of New York, today
demanded that the congressional
joint committee looking into tax
evasions and avoidance "first in
vestigate President Roosevelt.”
During a slashing attack on
New Deal financial and gold pol
icies, Fish shouted “1 am inform
ed on reliable authority that the
President has deducted his income,
losses fr m his Hyde Park es
tate in m y district. This is not
a farm but a palatial estate. If
you are going to investigate tax,
dodging, let’s begin with Mr.
Roosevelt.”
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Barometric pressure continues
relative'y low over Alaska and
the Gulf.
Temperatures are moderate and
near the seasonal average except
somewhat above normal over
southeastern Alaska.
The lowest Nome temperature
last n:gnt was 38 above and the
highest yesterday 58.
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