Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 149, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1934 — Page 13

NOV. 1. 1934

RUCKER BACKS HARRISON FOR COUNTY POST Urges G. 0. P. Candidate’s Election for ‘Courage, Intelligence.’ Members of all parti* I *, without regard to labels. were railed upon today to vote for William Henry Harrison. Republican attorney nomin"e. by Alvah J Rucker, former prosecutor and. more recently. special circuit court bank investigator. Mr. Rucker In a speech which he described as “not a political speech but a neighborly talk on good government at home •’ delivered at Mr Harrison's headquarter-. 126 North Pennsylvania street, said that the community should have a 1 brave and dutv-ioving prosecutor, who. although tempering ju-tice with ir.e’ry shall stoutly defend the law* , which are our sole protection, and draw no line between rich and poor. ' Democrats and Republican*, or organisation and non-organization.” Fuch a man. he said, is Mr. HarI rison. The voter who votes for any man on the single ground that the man's name appears on the ballot of the 4 party with which he or his father may have affiliated is no more than ► a political slave. Mr. Rucker said. Mr. Rucker disru sed at length his owi* investigation of four defunct Indianapolis banks and said that months have elapsed since he made lii* reports with no action taken by dulv constituted prosecuting officials. _ The public, he declared, has a right to a full and free investigation under a free prosecuting attorney. , Mr. Harrison, according to Mr. Ruckrr. has guaranteed openly that, if he is elected prosecuting attorney, ] he will conduct an honest investigation of all bank failures within his i Jurisdiction where fraud is suspectel: that, if the investigation dise!r*es that the officers are innocent.; h* will say so, and that, if any are guilty, he will prosecute them. Mr. Rucker attributed his .support j of Mr. Harrison not to the ticket h is on. but to “his courage, intelligence. and will to maintain the high j standard of the office of prosecuting attorney. Mr Harrison will grant no favors to silk-stocking not accorded to overalls, Mr. Rucker said. “We need another Harrison in In- I dpea to sign anew Declaration of i InfTepe.idrnce against favoritism, politics and supineness in public station " he declared in conclusion.

Hall Attacks McNutt B ‘ Timm I MT. VFRNON, Nov I—Governor rPsul V. McNutt’s regime was flayed here last night by A. M. Hall, Indianapolis manufacturer, who spoke here under the auspices of the Posey County Republican committee. Mr. Halt characterized the McNutt regime as "a threat to representative government in Indiana.” "The government re-organization act established Governor McNutt as veritable dictator," Mr Hall said. “Ml appointees of the state, from Janitors to heads of commissions, are subject to his pleasure. “The Democratic platform pledged economy. Four new kinds of taxes have been assessed. Over $60,000,000 were collected the last fiscal year. This is almost 5.>,000.n00 more than were collected in the last year of , Governor Leslie's administration. The expenditures have exceeded the income by almost a half million dollars.” Neal Flays Democrats ROCHESTER. Ind . Nov. I.—Declaring that the legislators who passed the McNutt ‘Tipper bill" had struck a blow at representative government and thrown the constitutional system of checks and balances into the scrap pile. Noci C. Neal, former appclla'e judge, launched a |Tery tirade against the state admmBstration and the New Deal at Republican rally here last night. Future American generations. Judge Neal claimed, would be handicapped by the public debt which has piled up as a result of the federal money paid out for recovery measures.

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GIRL SCOUTS CONDUCT ANNUAL JELLY DRIVE

* Oh. so you think you can eat more bread ’n’ jam than I can, do you?” That's the interpretation of the look of disdain which this youngster at the Indianapoli* Day Nursery is giving to his partner while Girl Scouts are busy today delivering contributions of jam and jelly to the nursery from the city's housewives in the nursery's annual jam and Jelly drive. The sweets may be given to any Girl Scout or sent to Girl Scout headquarters. 518 Board of Trade building.

WRECKED SHIP FOUND; 13 PERISHED, IS FEAR Vessel Founders in St. Lawrence Gulf During Gale. Hy I nitrit Prraa PORT MENIER, Anticosti Island. Nov. I.—Wreckage of the motorship St. Roi David picked up along the St. Lawrence river, today raised fears that thirteen lives had been lost in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Unreported since Sunday, when one of the worst gales of the season lashed the Atlantic seaboard it was feared that there was little likelihood that any of the crew of five and possibly eight passengers had survived. Wreckage indicated that she had foundered on the rocks. VAN NUYS STAFF ON WAY HOME TO VOTE l.'il Artie's Took Similar Action Long Since /I•/ 1 1 mi * Sprritil WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 -Office ot Senator Frederick Van Nuys closed today and the staff returned to Indiana to vote the Democratic ticket. Similar action was taken in the office of senator Arthur R. Robinson several months ago. Senator Robinson is the G. O. P. nominee and is seeking re-election.

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Delta Tau Delta, luncheon, Tice's tavern. Exchange Club, luncheon, Washington. Optimist Club, luncheon, Columbia Club. Reserve Officers’ Association, luncheon, Board of Trade. Sahara Grotto, luncheon, Grotto Club. Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs, 8 p. m., Washington. HAM FISH CANDIDATE ON SOCIALIST TICKET Famed Red-Hater Wins Primary Nomination. Uy I tiilnl Pn a* NEW YORK, Nov. I.—lndignant Socialists revealed today that Hamilton Fish, hater of all things redlike Communism or all things pinklike Socialism, is running for reelection on the Socialist ticket. Fish, through the New York election law which permits any name to be written in on the primary ballot, is a candidate of both the Republican and Socialist party, the leaders asserted. Herbert Merrill, state secretary of the Socialist party, said Fish could have declined the Socialist nomination. but didn't.

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SPANISH REVULT TO FLARE AGAIN SOON. lULAIM Asturias Miners Ready to Fight Nov. 23: Madrid Heavily Armed. 'Copyright. 1934. bv United Press! MADRID. Nov. I.— Miners of the Asturias region, last to capitulate in the recent Socialist revolt, are determined to revolt again and some of them name Nov. 23 as date for a new uprising, it was learned today. Vast stores of arms remain in the hands of Socialists, Syndicalists and Communists not alone in Asturias, but in Madrid, it was learned. The aftermath of the Socialist revolt has made clear also three important facts: 1. The revolt failed, if for no other reason, because its leaders, aghast at the bloodshed, did not turn over to their men the arms they stored in Madrid, their big arsenal. • 2. While the revolt leaders really aimed at returning the government to its early left-wing Republican b n nt, hot-headed youths turned the revolt into one aimed at a dictatorship of the proletariat and advanced its date from mid-October to Oct. 5. 3. If any revolt of left wing elements succeeded in Spain, it would bring another one headed by a military dictator. The most vivid impression brought back to Madrid by those who visited the Asturias region is not the vision of the smoking ruins of the city of Oviedo, the usual, a'nd usually untrue, stories of atrocities, nor even the sight of the bodies lying in the streets under the hot sun. It is that despite the destruction and death, the Asturias miners are not downcast but are proud of their fight and are determined to start another revolt as soon as possible. They are surrendering to the soldiers such arms as are found only that they may be left alone to prepare for the next uprising.

Enter November 5 Beginning Flrat Winter Term. Arrange to start your business training next Monday, or as soon thereafter as possible, day or evening:. Special boslno.s courses are demonstrating dally their definite Talup and effectiveness. Young men and women who are specifically prepared are finding their way Into desirable positions. This is the Indiana Business College of Indianapolis. The others are at Marion, Mtincie. Logansport, Anderson, Kokomo. I.afavette, Columbus, Richmond, and Vinrennes—Ora E. But*, President. For Bulletin giving full particulars, get in tourh with the I. B. C. nearest you, or Fred IV. Case, Principal. Central Business College Architects A Builders Rida., Penniylv?,nia As Vermont Sts. Indianapolis

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