Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1935 — Page 11

APRIL 4, 1935

ANTI-NEW BEAL LEAGUE MAKES BOW IN INDIANA Hoosier Republicans. Inc., to Seek Young Blood for G. 0. P. Organized in an effort to get new blood into the Republican party and claiming substantial backing throughout the state, Hoosier Republicans. Inc . were functioning tori v ;n off. es :n the Peoples’ Bank Building here. Th* n* political unit, wh.ch will r.ot back individual candidates or indulge in factional gestures within the party, is definitely of the conrervative school of Republicans, its •afement of principles reveals, but is interested in at’ratting young voters and new blood to the Republican party. The Republican city administrations of such Indiana cities as South Bend are said to be back of it. ana avowedly inten tted m forming as strong a Republican organi/aMon as is possible with the numerou Republican municipal and county victories of last November as a ba is. Rattles New Deal The organization had its birth among men who were active in the election of Charles R. Hallerk, Rensselaer Republican, as Fourth District Congressman. Mr. Halleck Is the only Republican member of the House from this state. Definitely aligned against the NewDeal the statement of principles of the Hoosier Republicans, Inc., resembles strongly in several spots tho e of roeh right-wtafi organizations as the Liberty League. Incorporators of the new organization are John D. Pearson. 3312 Collrge-av. field representative for the Life Insurance Cos. of North America - Samuel E. Bovs, publisher of the Plymouth Ind Pilot, and Linn 3 Kidd. Brazil coal executive. The particular objects for which the organization was formed are told in these paragraphs from its first public statement: “To promote the restoration of policK > and principles implicit in the wholesome purposes of representative democracy upon which our republican form of government was established. 15 Aims Are Outlined “First, through the medium of perfecting .state-wide organization of aggressive and energetic activity, and “Second, through the medium of honest and conscientious education of voters as to the fundamental requirements of bringing about a .state of economic health favorable to agricultural revival, business recovery and consequent relief of unemployment.” Then follow 15 aims which, the new organization says, it “plans to create.” These constitute, in effect, its declarations of principle and im: with denunciations of harassment of business by unproven economic theories translated into legislation that is unjustly penal” and efforts made by certain elements to create a distinctly un-American cla.- s -consciousness." The league will back extension of tho merit system in various divisions of government, according to the pronunciamento.

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Aviation has at last joined the naval high command through the elevation of Ren Admiral Henry V. Butler. < above*, to be ViceAdmiral. He is commander of the fleet’s aircraft battle force of 252 planes, and by President Roosevelt’s order, a member of the navy's “big five.” IMMORALITY BARED IN HIGH SCHOOL INQUIRY Seven Boys and Six Girl Face Children’s Court Action. By I nitrrf l‘rr*s MINEOLA. N. Y.. April 4—lmmorality among pupils of the Roosevelt High School has been uncovered by investigators, Charles Dolnirk. superintendent of the Nassau Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, announced today. Seven boys and six girls, all 13 and 14 years old. will be arraigned in children's court tomorrow, charged with juvenile delinquency. Mr. Dolnick said he had found contraceptives in possession of several boys and girls and that immoral practices were common among some pupils. The children usually met m vacant houses, he charged. Dancers to Entertain Club Pupils of the Carlisle Dance Studio will entertain members of the Exchange club at their meeting at noon tomorrow in the Washington Before the dance program, Edward Kepner will give a short talk on baseball.

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