Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1935 — Page 6

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BORAH REFUSES TO AID MIDWEST G. 0, P. RALLY Liberal Leader Suspicious Kansas City Meeting Just Camouflage. BY THOMAS STOKLS Tian Special Writer WASHINGTON. March 29 —The new movement to reorganize the Republican party, purportedly along 1 Middle Western lines, will lack the ' blessing of Senator William E. Borah <R. Idaho*, heretofore the most active campaigner for liberalization of the party. Senator Borah, it was learned today. refused to join the party rally scheduled for Kansas City In May when he discovered there was no Intention of ousting the present party leadership, including National Chairman Henry P Fletcher. Wi.liam Alien White, the Kansas publisher, one of the sponsors of the Middle - Western movement, approached Mr Borah some time ago. but found that he would not go along unless anew and liberal party leadership was to be installed. Friends of the Senator said he was suspicious that the so-called liberalization would be a mere camouflage. a movement dressed up with some of the younger element and a sprinkling of mild Progressives behind which the present party leadership still would exercise its control. Hand of Flelrher Seen Early last December Senator Borah demanded that Chairman Fletcher resign, but the chairman replied that he had no such intention. The hand of Mr. Fletcher is seen in the Middle-Western plan. He here several days ago with John D. M Hamilton. Republican national committeeman from Kansas. who is given large credit, publicly and purpesely. for the new movement. Mr. Hamilton. 43-year-old Kansas City lawyer and Legionnaire, was supported for the national chairmanship by the younger element at the Chicago meeting last June and attrartrd 3) votes from 15 states, mostly in the Middle West, before he withdrew m Mr. Fletcher's favor. He is an orthodox party man with no pronounced progressive leanings Iloovrr May Have Part Observers here wonder whether Herbert Hoover also is not a party to the Kansas City proceedings He •stopped of! to visit with Mr. White on his way West a few weeks ago. of the Kansas City meeting for Which a date has not been set. leaked out shortly after the exPresidcnt's latest '‘call to arms.” which was addressed largely to young Republicans. None of Mr. Hoover's recent public utterances has evoked any enthusiasm. But the call to the party rally, reportedly for the purpose of drafting a declaration of party principles, arou.ed much enthusiasm here, especially among MiddleWesterners who aspire to the 1933 Republican Presidential nomination. These include Senators Arthur R. Vandenberg (Mich.) and Luther M. Dickinson da.), the 1932 keynoter. Also enthusiastic was Senator Gerald P. Nve N. D *. who has been mentioned as a likely Vice-Presiden-tial aspirant. It was the first bom to appear in the Republican cupboard since the 1932 cleaning. Even such a conservative Easterner as Rep. James W. Wadsworth (N. Y.i welcomed the sign that the Republican party was waking up. Mr. Wadsworth is the choice of some Eastern elements for the nomination. McNary, Mills Silent Benator Vandenberg. who saw the movement as one "from the grass roots.” advocated : free and open national convention in 1936. with as many uninstructed delegations as possible. He said he would seek to keep his own state delegation uninstructed. and that he had so advised friends in other states who want to get instructed delegations for him. Not all party leaders burst forth in paeans of joy- Senator Borah was not the sole exception The alienee of Senate Minority Leader Charles L. McNary (Ore * and of Ogden L. Mills, a 1936 hopeful, was significant. They undoubtedly want to find out more about what's behind this meeting. Apparently the movement is not inspired for any particular candidate. though friends of Gov. Alf Landon of Kansas, one of the few Republican Governors, will not pass up the opportunity to say a good word for him. Rebekahs to Give Bunco Party The Progress Rebekah Lodge will give a pillow slip card and bunco party at Odd Fellows’ Hall. W. Michigan and Pershing-st*. at 8 tomorrow night. Mrs. Katie Brown is general chairman.

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SLAYER OF U. S. AGENT STARTS FOR ALCATRAZ Pal of Baby Face Nelson to Serve Life on Island Prison. R\) Vfitted Pregp CHICAGO. March 29.—John Paul Chase, convicted slayer of Federal Agent Samuel P. Cowiev, was en route today to San Francisco to begin a life sentence in Alcatraz Prison. He was taken aboard the North-

western Railroad's overland limited last night, manacled to a deputy United States marshal. He grinned without an apparent care at the small crowd that saw him off. •Til tell A1 Capone hello for you Chicago guys." he said. Church to Stage Comedy "The Family Upstairs.” a comedy, will be presented tonight at the Downey Avenue Christian Church by the Sutherland Players. The production is sponsored by the Booster Class of the church.

LARGER LEADER STORE TO MARK ANNIVERSARY 5000 Square Feet of Space Added to Present Quarters. Approximately 5000 square feet have been added to the sales space of the Leader Store, which will celebrate its seventh anniversary from 9 to 9 tomorrow with an opening of the new facilities. The new space includes a down-

| stairs stove. Into which yard goods. 1 draperies, house furnishings and J groceries have been moved to make : space for an enlarged ready-to-wear department and other departments, i Under the enlargement program.

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the store, which has been redecorated throughout, will take the name “The Greater Leader Store.” Hyman Unger, founder of the store, is president. Flowers will be given to visitors at the opening.

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