Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 149, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1930 — Page 9

fOCT. 31, 1930.

DEPRESSION NOT DUE TO G. 0. P„ SAYS COOLIDGE Ex-President Makes His Sole Speech of Campaign Over Radio. Bit United Prtee SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Oct. 31. Federal and state government, are In no way responsible for current business depression, former President Calvin Coolidge declared in a radio address at Hotel Kimball here Thursday night Coolidge was making his sole speech of the present campaign, urging election of William M. Butler, former senator, and Governor Frank G. Allen, Republican senatorial and gubernatorial nominees, respectively, in Massachusetts. Can't Guarantee Prosperity The former President said he knew of nothing "which the federal or state governments have failed to do which either would have prevented the depression or now would cause a healthy revival of business ” No government ‘‘worthy of confidence” undertakes to guarantee prosperity. Coolidge said. Such a government can, however, he added, “through wise measures promoting security and peace accompanied by reasonable taxation greatly encourage all kinds of business. Such a policy will make business better when times are good and prevent it from being worse when times are bad.” World-Wide Recession While immediate relief for "those who are the less able to take care ©f themselves” primarily is the duty of “local government and private charity,” Coolidge declared, "a general marshaling of all the public and private resources of the country in order to furnish employment for wage earners and a market for materials properly can be encouraged and supervised by officers of the national and state governments.” The “world-wide recession in trade” which we have had “has been due to a combination of causes which no one yet comprehends,” the former President asserted.

FOSSILS OF WHALES ARE FOUND INLAND Deep Sea Monster Caught by Ice Sheet, Says Scientist. By Science Berrien ANN ARBOR. Mich., Oct. 31. Excellently preserved fossils of seagoing whales which visited the Michigan peninsula during the ice age have been discovered In two Michigan localities. Professor Russell C. Hussey of the University of Michigan geology department, revealed here today. Some, twenty to thirty thousand years ago the whales swam inland by way oi the St. Lawrence or the Hudson waterway, through the prehistoric glacial lakes and into shallow rivers at the edge of the retreating ice sheet which then covered northern North America. The whales caught in rivers could not turn around and find their way out, and Professor Hussey believes they must have died of starvation. Their bones were cast on the beaches of those times and are found today in gravel bars. PLANS GRAIN BILL VOTE Caraway Would Have Sellers of Futures Be Able to Deliver. Ay Scrivve-Untcnrd \e,uupriver Alliance WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.—Secretary Hyde’s Russian wheat selling scare has prompted Senator Caraway (Dem., Ark.) to make preparations to seek anew vote in the December session on his bill practically abolishing cotton and grain futures markets. Caraway’s bill would make it mandatory that the seller of futures have the commodity in fact so delivery may be made. Caraway, just back from Arkansas, said he would ask the agriculture department to again pass on his proposal, which it previously frowned on. Negro Bandits Robs Grocer A masked Negro bandit who entered the Standard grocery, 820 West Michigan street, early today robbed O. Gentry, manager, of $lO, he reported to police.

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Nation Should Capitalize in Education During Crisis, Says Economist. Bv United Preee BOSTON, Oct. 31.—An Industrial education program which he believes would convert the present unemployment problem “into a blessing of achievement” was suggested today by Roger W. Babson. The statistician described his proposal before representatives of Massachusetts universities called to consider the unemployment situation, Babson’s idea is as follows: “Establish in each community a public employment clinic where the man out of work registers. Before he can be helped, he shall be physically examined, and if he suffers from any remediable troubles, let arrangements be made to improve his condition. “Then, during the period that he is out of work provide schools for adult education which he can attend. Our present school buildings would offer temporary facilities at night for this together with special Industrial schools where he could

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RETRACTION BY G. (LP. ASKED Legion Post Denies Radio ‘Politics’ Charges. Resolutions asking retraction of statements against the American Legion made by Howard ,M. Meyer, chairman of the Republican county speakers’ bureau, In a recent radio address charging officers and the organziation of the Legion with playing politics, has been adopted by the executive committee of Indianapolis post No. 4, American Legion. The resolution declares Meyer charged the Legion was a party to misleading of voters in belief that Representative Louis Ludlow was instrumental in obtaining the location of the new veterans hospital in Indianapolis and that Bowman Elder, national Legion treasurer and member of the post, had control of funds and thus was able to force the Legion into partisan political activity. Retraction is demanded of the Republican county committee on basis that such charges are false and without any justification and a libel upon the American Legion.

!” and YfOUR th. ■ YOU lection tavern)f whethlected to puuui; urm;e, uul cuou wncuiei a, yuntical machine that has besmirched the fair name of Indianapolis, shall not only be continued in power, but greatly strengthened. WAKE UP! The real issue before the DEMOCRATIC people is COFFINISM. CANDIDATES WAKE UP! The era of Coffinism began louis ludlow. for congress back in 1924 when Coffin, aided and abetted Joseph r. williams, for judge the organization and political machinery of JSSS the Republican party. of Superior Court room 3. CLARENCE E. WEIR, for Judge of W r AKE UP! Coffinism through alliance RUSSELL J. RYAN, for judge su- with Stephenson gave the people Ed Jackson perior court room 5. ag Q ov emor, Ralph Updike as Congressman for Judge probate court. from the Seventh District, John Duvall as P coi?rt KEß ’ for Judge Mayor of Indianapolis and a group of city john f. geckler. judge of ju- councilmen later removed from office. venile Court. “li™’ f ° r Pr ° Se ‘ WAKE UP! Coffinism enabled one ward glenn b. ralston, for county chairman, at least fourteen precinct commitcharles a grossart, for teemen and many other political workers to timo^p. 1 sexton, for c.un- be P laced °n the public school pay roll as a ty Treasurer. result of their efforts in behalf of the political IR £co P rden AYMAKER ' * County machine. CHARLES (BUCK) SUMNER, for Sherlf ?- WAKE UP! Coffinism opposed the citv • coroner. manager movement from the start. It opB veyor SHORT ’ for County Sur " posed the efforts of that group of nonpartisan robert r. sloan, for county citizens which sought a referendum on the etokar°a. perkins, Sr., (or state question of whether the city manager plan senator. , should be adopted. BRIGHT WEBB, for Joint State Representative Marion and John- Irn . T . ~ , -.. son counties. W AKE UP! Even the poorhouse is a failFOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Ure ! (Vote for Eleven) Walter myers WAKE UP! Coffinism has offended thouwilliam b. connor sands of Republicans who have a sincere feelrussell j. dean i n g of devotion to their party as an agent of clyde S karrep WA good government and in the past has caused albert walsman many of them to band themselves into groups jacob weiss and f ac tions with a view of restoring the E CURTIS WHITE 0 john f. white party to the position it once held. guy a. braughton thomas h. ellis, for commis- WAKE UP! COFFINISM depends on D.TvommEsl'for commissioner YOUR inactivity at the polls. If YOU want 3rd District. to destroy it completely, vote the STRAIGHT CORTEZ D. BLUE, for County _____ - T , ... councilman at Large. DEMOCRATIC TICKET 4th. WALTER C. BOETCHEIS, for Coun- . cm. y WAKE UP! If on this one day YOU will councilman at Large. vote YOUR one vote, YOU have done YOUR SAM PFENDLER, for County Coun- . • cil Ist District. PS II • CHARLES HAFER, for County council 2nd District. And jf YOU do not WAKE UP and vote “coSuard “ST: " r °°" ntl, the STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC TICKET on R ?th District' for County CouncU November 4th, YOU will wake up later with ' the same old conditions bearing down on YOU and YOUR home and YOUR community! DEMOCRATS OF MARION COUNTY ■ eC- , , •* . ’ „ "J§AU> POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT /

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