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delays at the copventlon put ntt the* lionns vote until today, Mr. Hoover s ■ statement Mvnerally was regarded not as an attempt to Influence the ‘action of that convention but a’ considered appeal over the head lof the Legion to the country at larye. It was reaardrid as a hardi hitting stroke. Earlier thin week former Governor Alfred E. Smith In a tnagaxine article urged the presidential candidates to state their positions. Mr. Hoover challenged his Demo I cratic opponents when he referred I to the leadership of Speaker Garn-1 if. the Democratic vice president- 1 Hal candidate, in the house when It' i passed the currency expansion bonus hill last spring. •'Det us not forget that while we have lost much in this depression we still have much more to lose," : Mr. Hoover said. "And our whole future may be said to depend upon early recovery.” Mr. Hoover built his argument

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around the statement that the Immediate bonus payment would involve an unbearable load of 92.300.- ' "00,000 which might ultimately destroy the value of every dollar In the United States. Ry paying the adjusted service certificates at their 1940 face value now the goevrnment would not only he paying all remaining thirteen annual installments in advance but would be paying compound Interi ent upon them in advance," he said "This would. I am advised. ad<l i about 12,280,000,000 to the amount j which the people of the United 1 States acting through congress undertook to pay when they gave the certificates. "No such sum is available. It cannot be raised by adding to the crushing burden of taxes which drain every family budget In our country today and weigh heavily on business struggling in the midst of depression. It cannot be borrowed without Impairment of the credit

Off on Western Vote Round-Up A IMl\ -i* * ,J ®1 f k i < "1 Embarking on one of the most strenuous campaign tours ever undei tasen by a Presidential candidate, during which he will visit 20 States. Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt is shown aboard the “Roosevelt Special” as he left Albany for the big Western vote round-up. M’ith the Governor are, left to right, Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dahl, his daughter, Mrs. Jamc* Roosevelt, daughter-in-law, and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, the Gernor’s wife. In the background is his son. .Tohn

of the national government and (thus destroy that confidence upon I which our whole system depends. | lit is unthinkable that the govern-, !ment of the United States should; resort to the printing press and ]the issuance of fiat currency as 'provided in the bill which passed the house at the last session of congress under the leadership of the Democratic vice presidential candidate." o JOHN SWANSON TO INVESTKJATE INSULL EMPIRE ■ CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE which has been vacant since his resignation at the time of appointment of receivers last May. At the same time it was reported I the final abdiction of Samuel Inisull from all his vast holdings was forced largely because of his efforts Ito aid his brother. Instill resigned

all his connections a month after his concerns went into receiverIship. iHe had been named co-re-I ceiver. This version was to the effect Samuel lnsc.ll had protected stock margin accounts of his brother by authorizing a withdrawal of funds from the treasury of one of the large ofterating concerns. When the other receivers discovered the transaction Insull's altdiction resulted. o Store Robbed 16 Times Kansas City. Mo. — (U.R) — Druggist A. L. Shively claims some sort of a reconi. His store has been , ‘ robbed by bandits no less than 16 times. Dinner Pail 32 Years Old Pittsfield. Mass. —(U.R) —Irving E. - Weller, a recently retired railroad man. carried the same tin dinner pail continuously for 32 years.

Lebanon Farmer Is Critically Wounded Lebanon. Ind., Sept. IS. — (U.R) — Ordo Phillips. 38. farmer, was In a critical condition In the county hospital here today, the victim of bullet* fired by a policeman straddling the hood of Phillips auto during a wild ride through downtown streets. After Phillips was arrested cn an intoxication charge, he broke away and fled to his auto. As he speeded away, Patrolman Ben Powell leaped astride the engine. While Phillips drove at top speed past a theater from which evening patrons were emerging, Powell em ptied his revolver through the wind shield. Phillips slumped In his seat and Powell stopped the auto

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before It crashed. I> Two bullets struck Phillipa in < the chest, two In the shoulder and i one In an arm. Physicians did not I believe ha would survive. 0 ( Watson Refuses To Quit Campaigning Indianapolis, Sept. 15. —(U.R)--De-spite weakness which followed neir i collapse while delivering a speech - before a Ninth district Republican \ rally at Madison yesterday, Sen-' ator James K. Watson said today' he Intends to keep an appointment! to Introduce Secretary of Agricul-,< ture Arthur Hyde at dedication ot i a Lint-o n memorial statue at Fort i Wayne tomorrow. Watson became faint as he reach- I ed the principal part of his lengthy a

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speech on tariff and was unable to continue. He returned to Indianapolis and was resting ioday for the Fort Wayne trip. Clifford Townsend Opens His Campaign Marlon, Ind., Sept. 15 —(UP) — M. Clifford Townsend, Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor, opened his campaign with a speech here, his home city, last night. Townsend spoke on the Democratic State platform. He favored th<> recently emeted law limiting the property tax to |1.50 on each SIOO of taxable property. Townsend declared that he favored the pannage of an Income tax,and urged the voters to support an amendment to the state constitution which would autholze an income tax in Indiana.