Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1931 — Page 5

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FRANCE TO OPEN ONE-MAN RACE FOR PRESIDENCY Maryland Ex-Senator to Conduct Campaign on ‘Front Porch/ BT RAY TUCKER Time* Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, July 10.—On a platform attacking the Hoover administration’s attitude on prohibition. power, farm relief and foreign affairs, ex-Senator Joseph I. France of Maryland, will formally launch his one-man, front-porch campaign for the Republican presidential nomination with an address to be delivered at his home in Port Deposit, Md., Saturday. The former senator announced that he would make a fight for Maryland’s convention delegates some time ago, and next Saturday he will tell why he opposes the renomination of Hoover. He will advocate repeal of the eighteenth amendment, a more extensive farm relief program, co-operation with Europe and Russia, but opposition to the world court and stricter provision for regulation of water power, lias G. O. P. Following Chief significance in the move lies in the fact that France says he has received encouragement from numerous Republicans to oppose the present administration. Although he did not mention Hoover by name in his original announcement, France indicated that he opposed the administration’s attitude on numerous important issues, especially prohibition. “The eighteenth amendment,” he says, “is an important issue, but it involves two paramount issues: First, shall we elect to the presidency any man who can condone such a terrific blow struck at the very roots of constitutional government? Second, shall the people elect to the presidency at this critical time any man who has lacked the candor and courage to state boldly and clearly where he stands upon this and every important issue of vital concern to the American people?” Opposes “Time'’ Cure He opposer recognition of Russia without adequate guarantees that the Soviet will discharge the financial obligations of the czarist regime, but he believes there should be discussions with Russia if only because that nation constitutes “the major factor in the problem of reconstruction.” He agrees with Hoover in opposition to government ownership, but he charges that some administration policies have plunged government into competition with private Industry. He also opposes the suggestion of the President in his Indianapolis address that most of the present-day problems can be cured by “time.” “Some political leaders,” he says, "viewing these evils as the essential and ultimate factors, temporize and delay, trusting to the curative processes of time. But the passing years brings scant relief. Opportunities seek to meet each pressing emergency with measures of expediency. These all prove futile,” he said. Sets Sleep-Walking Record GLENDALE, Cal., July 10.—Marie L. Barmore, 22, held some kind of a sleep-walking record today. In > an hour of sonambulation she j walked from her home here more j than two miles into Burbank, before j she was awakened.

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Because he doesn’t like the way the administration is running things—particularly in the matter of prohibition, power and farm relief—ex-Senator Joseph I. France < above) of Maryland has decided to run for President himself. He has Just launched his oneman, front-porch campaign for the Republican nomination in 1932.

Houston Editor Crash Victim HOUSTON, Tex., July 10.—Dudley Davis, 27, managing editor of the Houston Press, died Thursday night from injuries received when his automobile collided with a bus.

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POLO TO START IN Clff POOLS Events for July, August Are Announced. Water polo will be introduced into the municipal pools next week, it was announced by Robert Goodwin, director of swimming in the city recreation department, today. Goodwin will have charge of the organization with Francis T. Hodges, Indianapolis Red Cross life saving supervisor, of six teams, one at each beach and polo games will be played afternoons and nights. The complete schedule for the season is as follows: July 15—Garfield at Ellenberger. July 16—McClure at Willard. July 17—Warfleigh at Rhodius. July 20—Willard at Garfield. July 21—Ellenberger at Warfleigh. July 22—Rhodius at McClure. July 23—Willard at Ellenberger. July 24—Garfield at Rhodius. July 24—Wareigh at McClure. July 27—Rhodius at Willard. July 28—Warfleigh at Garfield. July 29—McClure at Ellenberger. July 30—Willard at Warfleigh. July 31—Garfield at McClure. July 31—Ellenberger at Rhodius. Aug. 3—Ellenberger at Garfield. Aug. 4—Willard at McClure: Aug. s—Rhodius at Wareigh. Aug. fi—Garfield at Willard. Aug. 9—Warfleigh at Ellenberger. Aug. 10—McClure at Rhodius. Aug. 11—Ellenberger at Willard. Aug. 12—Rhodius at Garfield. Aug. 12 —McClure at Warfleigh. Aug. 13—Willard at Rhodius. Aug. 14—Garflield at Warfleigh. Aug. 17—Ellenberger at McClure. Aug. 18—Wareigh at Willard. Aug. 19—McClure at Garfield. Aug. 20—Rhodius at Ellenberger,

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