Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1934 — Page 19

JUNE 22, 1934

POPULARITY OF ROOSEVELT ON GAINJNSTATE Indiana Vote in Digest Poll Reveals Big Gain Over Last Week. Indiana gradually is building up support for the administration policies of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the Literary Digest poll. The scant margin of 1,973 votes last week for the President today had lengthened to 2,247 in light of further balloting. Os 37,551 votes cast, 19,899 favored the administration and 17,652 repudiated its policies. This lead is in keeping with a nation-wide popularity gain, the Digest reports. Os 19,954 who voted for Roosevelt in 1932, only 4,530 would not do so now. This is more than balanced by the figures for Hoover. Os 15,755 who voted for Hoover in 1932, there are 12,151 who would nqt vote for him now. That the strong support of Mr. Roosevelt in Indiana is coming not from business and professional men, but from the voting rfiasses is indicated by the fact that physicians, business men and bankers voted by a narrow margin against the New

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Firm refusal of Walter J. Kohler, above, Wisconsin industrialist and former Governor, to be a candidate for chairman of the Republican national committee, was due, his friends say, to other political ambitions. Kohler, they assert, plans to enter the race for the United States senate.

Deal. The clergy supported the President. A separate poll of university students shows an almost unwavering support of President Roosevelt. No university included in the poll voted against the President.

VACATION SKIP FOR ROOSEVELT WELLEQUIPPED Books, Movies, Radio and Special Fishing Boats Put on Cruiser. By United Press NEW YORK, June 22.—A1l the comforts of home will go with President Roosevelt when he starts in a few days on a leisurely cruise through the Caribbean, Panama and over the Pacific to Hawaii. On board the specially equipped cruiser Houston he will have everything from his favorite detective stories to new movies direct from Hollywood, special fishing boats, and a radio at his bedside. The Houston was receiving finishing touches at the Brooklyn navy yard today for the voyage. No detail was spared to make the chief executive’s vacation a pleasant one. A comfortable three-room suite has been fitted out amidships under the bridge. The blue-tinted cabin contains a dining table, large radio, flat-topped desk, and couch. A fivefoot bookcase contains his choice reading material, sent from Washington, with such titles r.s ‘‘Murder

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on the 10-Yard Line,” ‘‘Thirteen at Dinner,” “Tugboat Annie ” “Battleships in Action,” “Practical Book on Oriental Rugs,” “Old China Trade,” “Battles and Leaders of the Civil War,” and other serious and light works. His bedrom offers a metal poster with a reading lamp, telephone and radio at hand. From the eight-inch guns on the aft deck awnings have been rigged for spending lazy afternoons in shady comfort. Here also the Presidential party will view the fortysome movies taken aboard. For Mr. Roosevelt’s fishing excursions his favorite pastime the forty-foot admiral’s barge has been refurnished with the President’s coat-of-arms on the prow. In addition a twenty-six foot fishing boat and a special crew will be aboard. AUXILIARY SOCIAL SET Colonel Shelby Post to Stage Event Saturday, Sunday. Ladies’ auxiliary. Colonel Shelby post, No. 2941, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold a lawn social at 5 Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mary Marks, 3615 Shelby street.

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ing the tin industry will hold its first meeting Aug. 15, Chairman Sam D. Mcßeynolds of the house foreign affairs committee, said today.