Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1932 — Page 3

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DEMOCRATS ARE ' CLAMORING FOR I REPEAL PLANK State Headquarters Deluged i With Demands for Bold ft Wet Platform. "Repeal thP eighteenth amendfcnpnt.” Thi.- short and concise sentence nay constitute the substance of the *tand on liquor to be taken by the Jndiana Democratic party at its convention here next week. Today the state headquarters in the Claypool hotel was deluged Vith letters and telegrams urging (that this be done. ‘Leave pussyfooting, referendum, and other such camouflage to the G. O. P,” was the burden of the text of these missives. Party chieftains, already as►emblying from throughout the fctate, seem to agree with them. The Democrats never had the firy vote anyway," one of their numrer declared. "So wny bother trying to please the drys at a time the whole country, including Jndiana, is coming around to the Vet viewpoint.”

Several Are Cautious There still is some talk about fruiting in a referendum plank like that adopted by the Hoosier Republicans and which turned the Hate insurgent at the G. O. P. convention for the first time since the pull Moose bolted. This, the cautious ones declare, ♦would take the matter out of partisan politics in the state where they declare the majority of wets t>r drys still is doubtful. But the Hooverized plank adopted by the Republicans nationally lhas added impetus toward a |st aiehtforward wet stand for the Ibemocrats, it was declared. Announcement, of another candidate for attorney-general was made today, bringing the field to three. fThe latest to announce is James U. Moran, Portland. Other attorneys annotinced previously are John Riddle, Terre Haute, and Phillip 3Lutz Jr., Boonville. Peters to Meet Taggart ' R. Earl Peters, state chairman, is expected to discuss the makeup of She twelve delegates at large to the fictional convention with Thomas of French Lick, national committeeman for Indiana, who is jtlue at headquarters Friday. The platform advisory committee is to meet Sunday and the state Committee will consider their tentative platform draft Sunday afternoon. Mrs. John W. Kern and Mrs. JSamuel M. Ralston, widows of forjner United States senators, and Perry McCart, West Baden, are among those mentioned for places delegates at large.

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Harrv Burke, president of Burke Cadillac Company, Indianapolis, at the steering handle (the car doesn’t possess a wheel) of the Cadillac built in 1902.

Thirty years old “and still going i strong,” one of the earliest automobiles ever turned out in Detroit was on its way today, chugging and creaking on Indianapolis streets, as | its owners, Frank Wright of Murfreesboro, Tenn.. and Norman Tebo of Tacoma, Wash., were "seeing the , sights.” The partners, on the road since March, just completed a trip from Tacoma to Detroit and are on their ; return trip to Reno. They stopped long enough to greet Harry Burke, president of Burke Cadillac Company. Their car is a one-cylinder chain i drive, side cranking model, with the motor number 1633. It was built by i the Cadillac company in 1902 and is one of America's earliest models. The car came into the possession of Wright’s father fifteen years ago, in exchange for a bushel of millet seed. It was used for several years by Frank Wright, who then drove it to the banks of a nearby creek one mile away. Flood waters ate

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, away the creek bank, and when the ■ deluge had subsided it was found j that the car had become submerged I in the channel of the new’ creek. It remained there for eight years. "I pulled it out with a truck one day. wondering if it could be fixed | up,” Wright said today. “I soaked j the parts in oil for six months and i put the car together again. It's been running ever since.” Tebo and Wright are traveling from city to city, using the car for stunt and advertising purposes. "Wright is the mechanic,” Tebo remarked. “When anything goes wrong, Frank gets out, tinkers awhile, and pretty soon the cars starts up and chugs away, just like j it did thirty years ago.” They are bound for the west with j the slogan, ‘ Reno or Bust,” painted on the front dash, which originally came from a wagon carriage. They ! intend seeing the Battling LevinskyMaxie Baer fight, which Jack i Dempsey is promoting in Reno on July 4. I

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SPEED UP NAVY BILL ACTION TO FORESTALL CUT Republican Senators Fear Final Attempt to Slash Fund. By Frrippi-Hoicnrii .V cimpripcr Alliance WASHINGTON, June 16.—Republican leaders today hurried the navy appropriation bill toward adoption before a final attempt is made to find savings in the federal budget of between $150,000,000 and $200,000,000. The independent offices appropriation bill had been slated for consideration following the farm relief bill, but after President Hoover told Republican senators and house members last week-end that new cuts must be made, the plans were changed. Big navy senators were assisted in their effort to push the navy bill ahead Hy -the votes of northwestern liberals who would be glad to see heavy cuts in the navy bill. However the senate liberals supported Chairman Hale (Rep., Me.) of the naval subcommittee because of their anxiety to kill the Glass banking bill, which includes among its provision, authority for chain and branch banking. The navy bill, :ut only 4 pier cent by the house unaer the budget estimates, has been cut only 2.4 per cent by the senate, an amount far under the 10 per cent reduction imposed on appropriation bills for the civil departments. The only other appropriation bill so far to escape the 10 per cent cut was that for the war department, which was hurried through last week. Senator Kenneth McKellar (Dem., Tenn.) intends to move that the navy bill be cut 10 per cent under the house figure, o’’ $32,000,000. instead of $8 000,000, but he probably will be defeated, as he was on a

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Billy Dyer, marble champion of the Riverside section for two consecutive years, will be among the field of twenty-one sectional champs who will battle for the city title in the final games at Willard park Friday afternoon at 1:30. Besides being named “mibs” champ of the city, the Indianapolis winner will be sent to Ocean City, N. J„ the latter part of the month to compete in the national play, with all expenses defrayed by The Indianapolis Times.

similar motion regarding the war department bill. So far. President Hoover has not responded to the senate's request that he advise them how to save the huge amount still to be cut from the federal budget.

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