Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 49, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1936 — Page 13

* . MAY 7, 1936.

REPUBLICANS TO FACE DIFFICULT PLATFORM TASK Clash Is Expected Between Conservative East and Liberal West. BY THOM 48 L. STOKES Timet Special Writer WASHINGTON, May 7.-Selec-tinn of a candidate Is perhaps not the most difficult task faced by the Republicans who will begin to gather at Cleveland a month hence. A job to be approached in shirtsleeves and perspiration is the drafting of a platform telling what the party proposes to do if intrusted with government by the American people. How nasty a Job this will be became manifest today with revelation of an undercover scrap between the dyed-in-the-wool conservatives, largely centered in the Eastern G. O. P. oligarchy, and the more liberal element from the West for control of the resolutions committee which writes the platform. Rep. James W. Wadsworth of New York has come forward as a candidate for chairman of the resolutions committee. He la representative of the Eastern conservative wing dominated by such figures as Ogden L. Mills and National Committeeman Charles D. Hilles, New York; Daniel E. Pomeroy, New Jerse*', and J. Henry Roroback, Connecticut. Kis claims will be disputed by the Western element and, as far as the candidates themselves go, by Senator William E. Borah of Idaho and by the lieutenants of Gov. Alfred M. Landon of Kansas, it is indicated. Some Leaders on Spot The real fight at Cleveland will be between what might be called the “slam-bang” school—representing the conservatives who would denounce virtually everything President Roosevelt has done, and the “go-easy” school, which would give the New Deal some credit for agencies that have admittedly won popular favor, but criticise the methods and the cost. A number of leaders who will be influential at the convention will be very much on the spot, for they are on record publicly for some New Deal reforms. This group includes Senator Borah and the convention keynoter, Senator Frederick Steiwer of Oregon. It has become customary to scoff at party platforms, but it is apparent already that much may depend on what Republicans have to say in theirs. This is emphasized especially by party leaders of the liberal persuasion. Will Appeal to Farm West One of them today explained that conservative Big Business interests will vote Republican no matter who is nominated, but, as he saw it, the only hope of attracting the rank and file is by a specific program of remedies with indorsement of the principles of measures that have been effective. The day is past, he said, when a mere denunciation of the other party will do the trick. Already the “chain-letter” of platform suggestions is under way, with this and that leader sending drafts of proposed planks to this and that other leader. Stress is being laid on the agricultural platform, for Republican hope.- depend upon recapturing the once normally Republican farm West. Gov. Landon, according to word to his friends here, is devoting much time to platform proposals and he will, they say, insist on a progressive stand on dominant economic and social problems. State Subsidy Proposed One agricultural plank which has been suggested and is being worked out now in detail would be a subsidy to states, somewhat on the basis of Federal highway aid to states, which then would be spent through state agencies, including agricultural Schools, to promote control of crops, soil conservation, marketing and the like. The Roosevelt Administration’s farm program, now on a Federal basts with payments for soil conservation and erosion control, would go on a state subsidy basis next year under the act recently passed. The Republicans propose to work the idea out, however, in a different way from the Administration plan, with more emphasis on state responsibility, according to reports of their aims.

CONSTIPATED* 25 YEARS, ALL-BRAN BROUGHT RELIEF Delicious Cereal Corrected His Condition Here Is Mr. Johnson’s letter: **l Sot * package (of Kellogg's Allran), and before the package was gone I was very much better. “So I have been eating it for two or three weeks, and my constipation* has gone, and I was constipated* for 25 years or more. Hoping this may help someone to better health. I am anew friend to Kellogg’s All-Bran.”— Mr. J. B. Johnson, Lake Charles, La. Mr. Johnson’s letter Is one of many. Millions find Kellogg’s AllBran corrects constipation* satisfactorily. It supplies the “hulk” missing in the average American meal. The “bulk” in All-Bran is mild and effective. It absorbs moisture, and gently exercises and cleanses the intestines. All-Bran also supplies vitamin B and iron. Isn’t it more sensible to use this natural food instead of taking patent medicines? Just eat two molespoonfuls daily. If not relieved, see your doctor. Use as a cereal, with milk or cream, or cook into muffins, breads, etc. It is sold by all grocers. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. •ConHiptttn Am t* "bulk” In

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Harlan Hatcher (above), author of "Patterns of Wolfpen,” is to be speaker at the Theta Sigma Phi matrix table barquet Tuesday night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Butler University and alumnae chapters ere sponsoring the annual dinner.

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