Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1932 — Page 5

I NOV. 4. 1932.

ROOSEVELT PICTURED AS WATERWAY FOE Campaign Capital Made of Issue by Republicans in Northwest. Sji Hcrippt-Hoimrd Sew*paper Alliance WASHINGTON, Ndv. 4. Although the St. Lawrence waterway has been eliminated nationally as an Issue in the presidential campaign, Governor Roosevelt is being

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portrayed by Republican spokesmen in the northwest as an enemy of the seaway. Republican candidates for Governor and for congress and lesser offices in Michigan. Minnesota and the Dakotas are telling the voters that Roosevelt, if elected, will block ratification of the treaty with Canada. In those states, the Republican office seekers are saying that the Republican party alone can be trusted to press the waterway pro-

ject to competition. The Democrats, they say, will be dominated by interests in the south and east opposed to the waterway. Roosevelt, they say, is identified too closely with New York groups who prefer the All-American canal route, from the Great Lakes to Albany and down the Hudson. Apples stored at 70 degrees temperature ripen twice as fast as if stored at 50 degrees, and four times as fast as if stored at 40 degrees.

THE INDIANAPOLIS V

MAJOR PARTIES SPLIT LIBERALS AT PURDUE Check Shows Democrats Have More Men, Fewer Women. By Science Service LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 4. Neither of the great political parties can claim justly to have the more liberal members, it would seem from an analysis of liberalism among the

students cf Fur:'”e i "~ f";duc.ed ty L::. I. C. .. Rcmmen r.nd C. I\ LV. ;_n, j.:„: . Icg:sts cn the faeu y ct 1' 3 i i.nvsity, and reported by them to v.'.e Journal of Social rsycltclcgy. Among the men, the Democrats were slightly more liberal in t/C-r views; among women, the Republicans took the lead. These who hove no political preference are more liberal than those who are alfiliaecd with either party. And those who

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T r~ICER’S SLAYER ' ~ci \l:;cenre3 Man Is Found Shot to Death in Isis Store. Ktlr. : ,i I’rrrx VINCENNES, Ind., Nov. 4 Ceorch for the slayer of Thomas Lurris. 78, kiiied at his grocery store here, was pressed by local and county police today. Burris was found shot to death at the rear of his store. He was

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clutching a .38-caliber revolver, which, police said, had not been fired. The bullet that caused death wai a 45-caliber slug, police said. Florists, grocers and cooks occasionally develop skin affections due to handling some particular flower, i fruit or vegetable, and from an industrial survey it is concluded that “there appears to be tremendous differences in individual suspectibil- ! ity.”