Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 116, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1934 — Page 4

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ROBINSON PUT UNDER FIRE OF G, 0, P. LEADER

Li’l Arthur Is Spendthrift With Public Money, Charges Craig. (Continued From Page One) over his veto The G0P.... were on the 'coward s' roli. Every one of them should be defeated this fail, especially Roomson, the roaring bull of the bunch. "Further." declares Mr. Craig. "Robinson. like Watson, is not true to Republican policies. Both have made fools of themselves on the World Court. This is strictly a Republican measure. Its author ar.d sponsor is Elihu Root, our noblest and greatest Republican. It was indorsed by three Republican administrations . . . ‘Yet" continues Mr. Craig, "Lil Arthur runs around denouncing this measure ju. t as if he were bigger than Elihu Root and the Republican party Well. WaUon got his in 1932 and Rob.r.von will g*-t his in November. "I.ong On Constitution'* "Robinson." he charges, “is long on Constitution ar.d liberty, but people are thinking more about their d.nner pails now. "In Indiana, the state convention, following a resolution of 1851, provides that no state money be used for any purpose other than the common schools, but in violation of the Constitution millions are appropriated for state schools for special and higher training. Did Robinson object to this when he was in our state senate? "And don't you remember when a Republican legislature of this state passed the $6 to $lO a day salary grab bill and got a Republican supreme court to indorse it by getting the legislature to pay by raising their salaries to $10,000? "Robinson will howl about the waste of the Roosevelt regime, and justly so. but Roosevelt is working on a mess inherited from men like Robinson. Always Using ‘Public Money* ‘ Robinson always has used public money to promote his political ambition. When in our state senate he favored a resolution favoring pension sop lor U. S. postal employes.” he charged. *' Birds of a feather flock gether.* So in 1925 wnen Senator Ralston died. Robinson got the appointment through the dictation’ of D. C. Stephenson from Governor Ed Jackson, the klan Governor, assisted bv George Coflin and John L. Duvall and Clyde Walb. Duvall went to jail. Walb went to the pen and Jackson misled the pen by the statute of limitations. •Think of this kind of a man tryInc to fill a place once occupied by such famous men as Morton, Hendricks. Harrison. McDonald and Fairbanks . . He was started by ‘Old Steve.* now is sponsored by the clown Kmgfish Huey Long. He has no standing in congress. A prominent Republican senator said Robinson belongs to the sons of jackasses of the plains. Washington correspondents say when Robinson is beaten he will be the least missed of any member of the senate. Opposes Much of New Oral "Whom do you prefer, a spendthrift or a practical economist ?” declared Mr. Craig as he likened Robinson to a "spendthrift” and Minton to a "practical economist.” Mr. Craig says that he is not ‘‘enamoured of the New Deal.” ‘ While I am opposed to much of the New Deal. I certainly am opposed to the 'Old Deal',’’ he says. He charges that President Roosevelt is making the same mistake as President Hoover when he pleaded for the continuance of high salaries and wages and the high standard of living "enjoyed by a special few. ' New we have a lot of officials drawing fat salaries and union labor creating almost a revolution to rest or e the wartime wages,” he charges. WATCH AND JEWELRY I* REPAIRING * | On! th Fine*! tied Bj Round Watch Crystals 15cup I STANLEY JEWELRY CO. P |U IV Wh St. Lincoln Hotel Rids

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NET CLOSES ON LINDBERGH SUSPECT

Charged with extortion as the result of his possession of bills from the Lindbergh kidnaping ransom money. Bruno Richard Hauptmann was immediately fingerprinted at the New 7 York police headquarters. He is shown at the left, listless and sullen, submitting to the ordeal.

Indiana in Brief

By 1 imn Special FRANKFORT. Sept. 24.—Willard Gwvnn, Frankfort rural route mail carrier, uses an automobile with a specially installed right side steering gear while covering his route. He said he reached the conclusion that such a car would enable him to do his work more efficiently, as with the steering wheel in its conventional place on the left, he was compelled to slide across the seat of the car each time he made a delivery because boxes are on the right side of highways.

His Job Lasts By Timc Special BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 24 Charles Duncan has completed fif-ty-two years’ service as an employe of the Showers Brothers Company, furniture manufacturing concern. He became an employe of the company at the agp of 14. and has been on the pav roll longer than any j other person. nun Bad Money Found FRANKFORT. Sept. 24.—A sack containing sixty counterfeit nickels ! was discovered by Frankfort police when they moved the seat of a squad car. Officers, are at a loss to explain how the coins came to be in the car. Bj Time* Special ana Trapped in Car By United Prcst BEDFORD. Ind., Sept, 24—Apparently recovered from the effects of having been locked in a refrigerator railroad car for eleven days. Walter Urwiler, 66, is en route to his home at Cortrea, Ariz. He was released from the car at Mitchell by a resident attracted by pounding on the door. After receiving medical treatment here, he said he entered the car near his home Sept. 10 to escape a sand storm and awoke to , find the door locked and the car in j motion. He had nothing to eat or drink during his imprisonment. He said he owns a 1,600-acre ranch near Cortrea. LECTURE ON JAPAN SET Purchasing Agents to Hear of Nippon Factory Methods. A W. Place, former special agent of the United States government in Japan, will speak on "Manufacturing in Japan” at a luncheon of the Indianapolis Purchasing Agents Asj sociation at the Washington toI morrow. Detroit-Poland Hop Delayed By l nited Pens DETROIT. Sept. 24—A second postponement today delayed Stanley Hausner in his proposed nonstop solo flight from Detroit to Warsaw. Poland.

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ROBINSON AIDED BY GEN. BUTLER

Senator's Veteran Record Praised at V. of F. W. Parley Here. Praise of the veterans’ record of Senator Arthur R. Robinson and demand for his re-election were voiced last night by Major-General Smedley D. But .er in an address at Tomlinson hall. General Butler, former commander of the United States marine corps, and James F. Van Zandt, Altoona, Pa., national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, spoke at a district meeting commemorating the thirty-fifth anniversary tof the organization. General Butler said Senator Robinson was the greatest fighter for the veterans in congress and that he shoura be returned. The former marines chief assailed profiteers and international bankers as being responsible for all wars, and described the marine corps as the greatest “collecting agency” in the world. FACES WEAPON CHARGE AFTER RADIO DISPUTE City Man Attempted to Take Instrument, Police Told. Alleged to have attempted at the point of a gun to take a radio away from Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ragsdale, 1919 Houston street, eatly today Virgil E. Clary, 411 , North Dennv street, is being held by police l on charges of drawing deadly weapons. Mr. Ragsdale said that he and his wife were carrying the radio on Twenty-second Street near- Olney street when Clary drove up beside them, leveled a revolver and said, | "I want that radio.” Clary took the radio, but Ragsdale. according to his story, followed him and recovered it. Police arreted Clary later by a check of ' license plates.

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BUSINESS NEWS FOR THE WEEK

INTERNATIONAL GARAGE BOGY ELECTS HERR

Association Formed After NRA Headed by City Man. Don Herr, owner of the Don Herr Garage, 122 Kentucky avenue, recently was elected president of the International Garage and Automobile Maintenance Association. The association was formed by the consolidation of the National Automobile Maintenance Association and the international Garage Association. The maintenance association was organized in Indianapolis, June, 1933, by a group of men who were officers of the Indiana Automobile Maintenance Association. The real inspiration for the new association was the NRA. The officers of the association felt that somebody should start an organization to represent the maintenance industry in NRA code matters. Mr. Herr, as president of the maintenance grono, and W. J. Aitken, Chicago, president of the garage association, realized if they were to obtain anything of a helpful nature toward recovery of the two industries, it would have to be done on a national basis. Asa result of the agreement, these two association heads met in Indianapolis July 10 and consolidated them. They called for a conference, naming it the national recovery conference, which was held in Chicago Sept. 11 to 14. Thirty States Represented Representatives from more than thirty states attended the meeting which was held in conjunction with an exhibit of modern machinery, parts and accessories, shown by manufacturers, at the Stevens hotel, Chicago. The purpose of the combined association is to proceed with an educational campaign on better merchandising, and legislative programs, and to generally dignify the automotive service business for the purpose of gaining customer confidence, and to further place the industry in a position to meet organized competition of the future. Support has been promised them from other branches of the automotive industry which have been dependent upon the independent maintenance and garage operators for their business success. The foundation for a well functioning national organization was laid at the Chicago conference. The association entered a contract with the E. T. Sadler Publishing Company, Chicago, to publish the organization's official trade journal. Originated in Indiana Discussing the organization, Mr. Herr said: ’T really feel proud to think that this idea originated in Indiana, and I believe that members of the trade in Indiana should feel likewise. It is the first time that members of the maintenance and garage trade have ever attempted this job on a national basis. They have been instrumental in the past year in assisting some 600 local organizations throughout the United States in getting started. Many of these in their respective states have welded themselves into strong state functioning organizations, one of the most successful being in Indiana. "We feel very keenly our obligation to the motoring public, and have dedicated ourselves to the task of making possible safer and more economical motor transportation. "We believe that we deserve the support of every’ operator in the industry. If we obtain this support, which we are sure we will, many of the difficulties with which our business ha* been beset, will be rectified in a comparatively short time.’’

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Miss Shirley Jean McKittrick, above, Indianapolis aviatrix, is shown with her Waco Model F plane, which she piloted in the recent Indiana air tour. This is one of forty-six ships which toured the state in the interest of aviation. The tour was sponsored by the Indiana Aircraft Trades Association.

Shank Warehouse Offers Modern Type of Service

Furniture Stored Under Clean Conditions, Safe from Fire Loss.

Shown here is the modern fire- i proof warehouse of the Shank Fireproof Warehouse Company, 1430 North Illinois street. The five floors of the warehouse are kept spotless- j ly clean, while many precautions are taken for the protection of customers’ furniture. On the first floor is the daven- . port and piano storage room where an even temperature is maintained ! the year around to prevent warping : and retain the tonal qualities of pianos. On the third floor is the vault for storing oriental rugs, and articles of like value. Another service is the care of draperies, which are hung perpendicularly to prevent wrinkling, and to keep them from losing shape. Entering its thirty-eighth year, the Shank company under the di- ; rection of Mrs. Lew Shank, presi- ; dent, and Irwin Walker, treasurer and general manager, has been of- ■ sering the city a service that ranks among the highest of its type in the middle west because of its scientific study of storage and transfer problems. All classes of household goods are j handled by the company and the , best of care and attention is given 1 all goods from the time they are | brought to the warehouse until they 1 are claimed by the owner. Under the management of Mrs. ! Shank, whose slogan is "Furniture : warehousing is glorified \housekeeping,” the company has constantly i kept abreast of modern improve- i ments, including a large pli-metal de-mothing vault. Goods leaving this vault are immediately sealed nnd stored on metal racks thus juardir.g against scuffs and mars. Trucks are loaded and unloaded under cover, and all furniture for shipment is packed in “custombuilt” crates, thereby giving the customer assurance that his goods will arrive in excellent condition. Colors for Boy An attractive color scheme for a boy’s room is brown, burnt orange and blue. If the walls of the room are dainty cream at present, a coat of orange shellac will tone them down and lend color.

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Forty-First Year Begun by Indiana School: New Plan Offered. The Indiana Law school, 8 East Market street, is now entering its forty-first year of preparing men for the legal profession. With enrollment completed for the coming semester, 150 students are attending classes. Addison M. Dowling, registrar, announces that candidates for the degree of bachelor of arts or of-bach-elor of science in Butler university may spend their senior years in the law school, and credits in hours and grade points will be accepted for the arts or science degree. This enables the student to complete the law courses in six years. The law school compares favorably with any of the large law schools throughout the country, and in spite of the new pre-law requirement, the freshman class is larger. Considerable space at the school is devoted strictly to library purposes, and in addition anew office has been opened. The school has approximately 4,500 volumes, making a good working library, and affording the student opportunities for research. The librarian for the

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