Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 91, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1932 — Page 2

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ALLIED FORCES HOOVER'S ONLY DRY DEFENDER Personal Friends of President, Hoovercrats and Clerics for Organization. tSy Bcrippt-Howard .Vei ctpaprr Alliance WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. The only organized dry group actively supporting President Herbert Hoover's prohibition stand—the Allied Forces for Prohibition—was disclosed today as having been organized chiefly by personal friends of the chief executive. Republican politicians, Hoovercrats and clerics, who campaigned for the G. O. P. in 1928, It was created in May, 1931, at a time when the wet wing of the Democratic party seemed to be in control, and Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York, then the leading Democratic presidential candidate, had declared against prohibition. It came at a period when Hoover was regarded as an extreme dry, politically, as he had forwarded to congress a dry message based on the Wickersham commission's wet recommendations. Although the Republican high

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Bones Broken 12 Times, But Still Smiles

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Annabelle Fessler, 7, patient in the Riley hospital, following the twelfth bone fracture she has suffered in her life.

TWELVE bone fractures in her life of seven years fail to change the sunny disposition of 7-year-old Annabelle Fessler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fessler of Blue Ridge. Shelby county. She is a patient in Riley hospital.

command is picturing the President as a personal wet in the east and middle west, the indorsement of the Allied Forces is counted on to hold numerous drys in line. Many professional prohibitionist

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Her right leg was broken Aug. 15. Despite the memory of eleven other broken bones, the little girl was cheerful and did not shed even one tear. Failure of a supply of bone building material is the cause ol

leaders, however, will seek to spike this effort. The old-time dry organizations I which brought about the eighteenth I amendment have declared against j Hoover’s revision scheme, and will'

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her condition, physicians said. About a year ago the eleventh fracture, an injury to the right hip, was treated by use of iron braces and the child had since resorted to crutches. A slight jar will break bones in the girl’s body.

resist the Republicans’ move to appeal to both wets and drys. These include the Anti-Saloon League, the Methodist board of temperance, prohibition and public morals, and the W. C. T. U.

NEW U. S. QUIZ NEAR CLOSE ON MISSJNGJIOOZE Disappearance of 1,200 Pints From Federal Building Under Scrutiny Again. Anew investigation into the disappearance of 1,200 pints of bonded liquor from the Federal building basement several months ago, will be completed within two weeks, it was learned today at Washington. Apparently unaware of the new probe into the affair, local officials declined to comment on the possibility cf new clews, reported obtained, leading to solution of the booze theft. Amos W. W. Woodcock, head of the United States prohibition bureau, today admitted the existence of the new quiz, according to dispatches. He said the investigation had been placed in the hands of “another investigator,” but refused to name the agent. He also stated agents originally named to the investigation had failed completely. “Every clew they followed led to a blank wall,” Woodcock said. The liquor was confiscated by

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EX-CLUBS HEAD DIES New Albany Woman Asphyxiated Accidentally in Bathroom. NEW ALBANY. Ind., Aug. 25. Mrs. Annebelle Hartley, 63, former secretary and treasurer of the Indiana Federation of Woman’s Clubs, died at her home here of asphyxiation. The body was found in the bathroom of her home here by a maid, a gas jet turned on. Dr. P. h. Schoen said he believe dthe death was accidental.

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