Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 119, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1932 — Page 14

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G. 0. P. HOPES FOR BORAH AID SEEN AS FUTILE President Would Be Forced to Repudiate All Advisers to Get Help. BY RAY TUCKER Tfrati Stiff Writer BOISE. Sept. 27.—William E. Borah, the Republican party's leading orator and Its greatest figure in the west, will not come to the aid of the Hoover-Curtis ticket, unless the President reverses his economic and political attitude in a manner that no one—least of all the senator from Idaho—expects. Despite repeated demands for his help from Republican national headquarters at Chicago, the senator dismisses all questions concerning future political activity with the smiling statement: ‘‘l have made no plans.” Though he will not discuss it, it is understood Borah made his position plain to Hoover before leaving Washington. . Won’t Lift a Finger Unless the President makes a change, which would be regarded as a deathbed -repentance. neither Borah nor other prominent progressives will lift a finger or voice for him. The Administration's present program, as well as the Mills-Hurley-Curtis arguments for re-election, are known to be extremely unsatisfactory to the senator. For Hoover to accept Borah's advice, and thereby win his assistance, it is believed, would require him to repudiate his secretary of the treasury, his secretary of war, the VicePresident and the Republican platform. Medicine "Too Strong” This applies to such issues as prohibition, tariffs, the farm problem, business recovery, public relief, public utilities and currency expansion. Borah's latest demand for voluntary revision downward of the farmers’ $12,000,000 debt is expected to be much too strong medicine for the President and the party faction with which he has cast his fortunes. Yet that issue, together with sound currency expansion and readjustment of foreign debts so as to promote trade, are the things closest to Borah's heart. LOSES BELIEF IN GOD: CHURCH OUSTS PASTOR Magazine Article Causes Name to Be Stricken From Religious Rally. B.u I nihil Print BUFFALO. Sept. 27.—Charged with no longer believing in God," the Rev. John Richelsen, former pastor of the Kenmore Presbyterian church, has been stricken from the records of the Buffalo Presbytery. The action was taken at Richelser’s own instigation, it was reported. He wrote an article for Scribner's magazine under the title ‘‘Now That I No Longer Believe.”

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Anew idea in merchandising will be presented to Indianapolis shoppers Thursday, when a self-serve department store will be opened in the building occupied for years by the Laurie store on Pennsylvania street, between Market and Washington streets.

START WORK ON HUGE WORLD FAIR VIADUCT Indiana. Highway Engineers. Begin Bering on Site at Hammond. Bn f nited I’m* HAMMOND. Ind., Sept. 27. Borings on the site of the proposed $1,000,000 world's fair viaduct here were started today by state highway department engineers. Actual construction of the viaduct, which will be the longest one in Indiana, is to be started late this year. Through this tunnel, traffic will be carried over the yards of the Michigan Central and Indiana Harbor Belt railroads, connecting Hammond and East Chicago and giving the latter city an outlet to the south. Under a special act of the legislature this summer the state highway department assumed expense of the project. Denies Barking Springer Club Charges that his name had been used without his consent as sponsoring the formation of a Springerfor Governor Club is made by Paul A. Benning of Terre Haute. The announcement of formation of the club was made Sept. 5 by Arthur G. Gresham, and Benning was listed as one of those who would assist the state Republican organization.

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A view of the new self-serve department store.

H, Schwartz, business man w’ho has resided here for four years, following long experience with the Fair store in Minneapolis, will be manager of the new establishment. The plan under which he will operate cuts overhead cost and enables him to pass the saving on to the customer, Schwartz says.

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connection with the alleged conspiracy, resulting from a federal raid on a hotel room bar. were arraigned before Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell several weeks ago.

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Civic Group Will Meet Butler-Fairview Association will hold a business meeting at 8 tonight in the Fairview Presbyterian church.