Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 267, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1930 — Page 2

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DAVIS SENATE RACE WILL BE ON DRY BASIS Labor Secretary Will Not Spend Much Money to Gain Office. BY JOSEPH H. BAIRD * L'nited Preta Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 19.—Secretary of Labor Davis will seek the Republican nominal ton for United States senator from Pennsylvania as a dry, a protectionist, and on the record of eight years’ service in the cabinet, it was learned today. Although formal announcement of the Davis platform will no* coi.ie until early in April, it is learned reliably these three planks will be incorporated. It is further learned that Davis plans no large outlay of money in the campaign and will depend largely on the good will offices of city and county political leaders to present his appeal to the voters. Regarding his tenure in the President's cabinet Davis says he has no intention of resigning during his primary campaign. Views Are Unchanged He regarded the present business and unemployment situation as demanding constant attention. Hence, he plans to spend very little time away from Washington. Davis, during his cabinet term has said nothing regarding prohibition It is known, however, he was identified actively with the temperance movement before entering public life and that his views have not been changed since. Further, it is pointed out here, Davis expects support from the American Federation of Labor in Pennsylvania, and that organization never has come out for anything stronger than beer. Cost Is Too Great The secretary of labor will avoid a battle of doilars. First, it is learned, he is unable to afford a large campaign outlay. It is estimated it would cost him $83,000 to cover each voting district with watchers, and considerably more to appeal by letter to all Republicans of the state. He plans to call for volunteer watchers and direct his plea to the voters through public speeches and the newspapers. Second, Davis is said to have no desire to hold an “empty scepter.*’ With the example of William S. Vare before him. he will not spend large sums which might result In opposition to his taking his seat, if elected. Works With Ticket In lieu of an expensive campaign machine, informed sources say, Davis plans to work in close co-opera-tion with the other candidates on his ticket, speaking for them as well as for himself, and receiving the same courtesy. The Davis appeal to Pennsylvania voters will center around his service as secretary of labor, it is learned. He now is working intensively to clear up the present unemployment situation. With this accomplished, it is said here, he will have a good basis of appeal to wage earners. Regarding Davis’ future days in the labor post, the White House is maintaining silence in the face of constant questioning. Some time ago a spokesman for Mr. Hoover said Davis might remain as long as he wished. Push Cart Jams Traffic EVANSVILLE. Ind., March 19. Val Shode, 56, with only a push cart, held up traffic on Main street here. Police arrested him on a charge of being drunk.

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Men debating teams of Indiana Central college will close their season tonight in a triangular meet in which the affirmative team will debate the Terre Haute State normal team there and the negative will be host to Taylor university. Members of the affirmative team shown above are, left to right, Donald Hancock, Carl Alford and Homer Achor. The negative team members are Herbert Montgomery, Glenn Johnson and William Barkley.

EUROPA SEEKS OCEAN RECORD Bremen’s Sister Ship Sails on First Voyage. Jtu I nited Press ABOARD S. S. EUROPA,, Via Bremershaven Radio, March 19. The Europa. sister ship of the Bremen, new speed queen of the Atlantic, sailed today from Bremen on her maiden voyage to New York. Five thousand cheering Germans gathered a tthe pier and shouted “hoch” as the stately ship pointed down the mouth of the Weser to the North sea. The band played “Deutschland Über Alles.” The great steamer, proud and shining and streamlined into the breeze, throbbed with the beat of her powerful engines that may prove to be the fastest passenger liner on the Atlantic. She will touch at Southampton Thursday, and then promises to cross the Atlantic in five days or less. The possibility that she might eclipse the record of the Bremen lent the exciting aspects of a race to the voyage. STUDENT FUND STARTED Shnrtridge Parent-Teacher Group Takes First Steps at Meeting, First steps toward establishing a student aid fund for Shortridge high school were taken by the Par-ent-Teacher Association at a din-ner-meeting Tuesday night. Mrs. William D. Hammerstadt will head the fund committee. Approximately 1,600 persons who attended the dinner contributed to the fund at the meeting. Perfect dyeing so easily done! DIAMOND DYES contain the highest quality anilines money can buy! That’s why they give such true, bright, new colors to dresses, drapes, lingerie. The anilines in Diamond Dyes make them so easy to use. No spotting or streaking. Just clear, even colors, that hold through wear and washing. Diamond Dyes never give things that re-dyed look. They are just 16c at all drug stores. When perfect dyeing costs no more—is so easy—why experiment with makeshifts? Diamond D,yes Highest Quality for 50 Years

LABOR CABINET IS SAFE Briton Liberals to Stand Back of Premier MacDonald By United Preen LONDON, March 19— J. Ramsay MacDonald's labor government is assured of existence throughout the London naval conference by a vote of the liberal party, which unanimously decided not to join with the conservatives in any further attempts to unseat the cabinet. ROBBERY IS CHARGED Police Claim Confession From Alleged Burglar. Police today said they obtained a confession from George Hodges, 31, of 1404 North New Jersey street, that he entered and robbed two apartments. He is held on burglary and larceny charges. One apartment, police said the confession revealed, was that of George Stamper, 814 North Meridian street, from which two diamond rings, valued at more than SSOO, clothes and other articles were stolen Feb. 11. Hodges, police said, also confessed to robbing another apartment on Alabama street, near Ft. Wayne avenue, but police records do not show a report of the alleged robbery.

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PARKING BAN IS SUGGESTED Morris Favors Plan; Meurer Heard by Board. Indianapolis ultimately will solve its traffic problem by abolishing parking in the congested area in the opinion of Donald S. Morris, safety board member. Norris declared he favored prohibition of parking in the downtown area, but indicated Tuesday that no steps will be taken to bring about such a rule at this time. F. Meurer. former councilman who is pushing a case to test validity of the city traffic code which permits establishment of noparking zones in front of business houses, presented his arguments to the board Tuesday. Norris contended that creation of no-parking areas downtown was dedicating the street to public use rather than private, declaring that use of streets for parking is “appropriation for private use.” HELD AFTER CRASH Motorist Is Charged With Reckless Driving. A motorist today was charged with reckless driving following a head-on collision of two automobiles in the 3100 block West Sixteenth street, Tuesday night, in which he and two other men were injured. He is Clifford Griggs, 19, of 1244 North Warman avenue. He and his brother, Leon Griggs, 18, were cut and bruised, and James Overtree, 39, of 20 South Hawthorne lane, was knocked unconscious. Griggs is said to have attempted to pass another machine, driving into Overtree’s car. Miss Lucille Davis, 25, Negro, 864 West North street, sustained minor injuries, when an auto driven by Albert Hamel, Negro. 918 West Tenth street, was wrecked in an accident at Tenth street and Capitol avenue Tuesday night. Hamel was arrested on charges of violating an automatic traffic signal. $ George Washington never lived in the White House. This edifice was not completed when he died.

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