Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 June 1931 — Page 21

JUNE 12,1931.

FRANCE READY FOR SEATING OF NEW PRESIDENT Doumergue to Turn Over Office to Doumer on Saturday. PARIS, June 12.—With a democratic ceremony, devoid of oaths and Bibles, but toasted with champagne, France will change presidents Saturday when Gaston Doumergue, chief executive for seven years, will turn over power to his successor, Paul Doumer. thirteenth elected president of the third republic. Doumergue already has moved his

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belongings out of the great stone palace into the tiny bachelor flat he continued to keep during his long term of office. His exact plans are unknown, but he is understood to favor a return to the quiet of the senate as soon as a seat can be vacated for him. He was married only recently. The retiring president leaves office with probably the greatest popularity of any occupant of the Elysee. Genial, smiling and an ardent traveler, he conquered Frenchmen as few public figures have done. His popularity is as great as that of Raymond Poincare, and together they stand among the most esteemed of contemporary Frenchmen to their fellows. Throughout his career, Doumergue has been dogged by the figure 13. He was elected on the thirteenth day of the thirteenth legislature on May 13, 1924, and on May 1913, 1931, his successor, the thirteenth president, was elected to take office June 13. Contrasting with the quiet Doumergue household, Doumer is moving his family into the Elysee, where there will be frequently, as visitors, come his band of granchildren, the offspring of his four sons killed in the war. Doumer’s troubles will start. Saturday when, in accordance with tradition, Premier Pierre Laval will offer the resignation of the cabinet. It is understood that Doumer will ask Laval to carry on.

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Explosion in Theater LOGANSPORT. Ind., June 12 - Fire, which followed an explosion in the projection room of the Paramount theater here today, caused

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Cuba to Ask Tariff Slash By United Press Havana, June 12.—A reduction on the sugar tariff will be asked of the United States congress soon, it was indicated today.