Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1936 — Page 6

“WUNEY ur ACTIVE POLITICS

ormer: McNutt Aid Hopes|

“to Buy Newspaper in

His retirement, at least tempora- |

rily, from politics was announced toE. Greenlee,

former

Patronage secretary of Gov. Mc- |} Nutt, who was defeated for the!’ ‘Democratic gubernatorial nomina- |’ M. Clifford |;

tion by Lieut. Gov. ‘Townsend.

Mr, Greenlee said he expects to buy an Indiana newspaper. ~ E. Kirk McKinney, Indianapolis, who also was defeated for the nom-~

ination at the Democratic state |

convention, said, to work.” Mr. Kinney operates a real estate and insurance business. : Knew He Couldn’t Wid Mr. Greenlee said he knew he ‘was defeated the night before the convention but permitted his name 10 go before the convention because “1 wanted to see where my lastditch friends were. 1 found the ones that could not be moved. Believe me, I'm going to write them letters.” Commenting on the Townsend Victory, he said: “It was just a question of the stomach and not the heart. They (the Governor and his lieutenants) were hitting at the bread baskets,” he declared.

6.0.2. TORALLY N BROAD RIPPLE PARK

Parade With Floats to Precede Meeting.

“I'm going back

Plans for a downtown street parade with floats burlesquing the New Deal, preceding a G. O. P. rally, June 27, at Broad Ripple Park, were announced today. Raymond S. Springer, G. O. P. nomine fot Governor, is to speak at 3 p. m. The parade committee has planned floats to depict “downtrodden Democrats after being steamrollered,” the “three long years of Rooseveltism” and another float to be known as the “‘Spirit of 1936,” it was announced. The Marion County chapter of the Republican Veterans of Indiana, sponsors of the rally and parade, said delegations are expected to attend from every. Section of -the state. 5

De Mille “Excroioos Regularly

Cecil B. De Mille, now preparing *This Breed of Men” to star Gary Cooper, exercises daily with spring

Eugene Alexander,

An art gallery of clothing and other merchandise is to be displayed tomorrow when the modernistic

‘arcade of the William H Block Co. is [Opened

formally. The arcade (above) was opened to view this week

as workmen completed the task of finishing the show-windows. Each window stands out as a separate picture from the arcade Ieading to the Downstairs Store. Steps are built of nonslip censtruction. Concealed awnings slide behind a white bronze bar when not in use. Indirect flood lighting keeps the windows bright without glare.

WINS COLLEGE AWARD

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DANVILLE; Ind, June 19 —Eu-

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“ARCH SUPPORT |

of the merchandise on sale.

An applicant for United States

who tearfully admitted in Federal Court today that he had

been arrested "in Pontiac, Mich.

shoes, hats and other apparel without the eye being distracted by adjacent windows. The wainscoting around the white bronze of the windows is made of Loredo Ciaro marble imported

from Italy. The arcade’s floor is of terrazzo marble. Entrance to the arcade is gained by a double opening at Market and Illinois-sts with one opening

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Ww. A! Kiefer. haturalization offi-

cer, charged that ‘John. Stoisor, a

native of Rumania, denied on a previous examination that he had ever been arrested. When Mr. Kjefer produced police toisor admitted the arrests on liquor charges.

Explains Arrest |,

“It was this way, your honot,” he explained. “In: Pontiac I lived at a place. where they alwayc celebrated saints’ days. In Indianapolis: I was cook in a place where the ‘officers came looking for Hquor.” : “Your friends must have been celebrating St. Nick in Pontiac,” Judge Baltzell replied. He warned Mr. Stoisor against making false statements and continued the case for investigation. When Mr. Stoisor began crying, members of women’s paifiotie ‘or=ganizations attending the hearing attempted to comfort him. The group, representing 12 na-

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because. about to have a baby.eral hours later at ‘the hospital.” At every official hearing, Mr. Kiefer asks the candidates as a matter of course, “Have any of you ever been arrested?” A slight, worried gentleman in the: rear of the room feebly raised his arm at a previous hearing. Sternly the court asked him the charge. ; “I ran through a traffic Nght in| Kokomo, your honor,” the applicant replied meekly. The United States overlooked that error. The examiner always asks, too, “Are any of you anarchists?” There is no record of any one answering in ‘the affirmative. :

The hearings for final -certifi-:

cates are held each year. One was held in January when 67 were admitted to American citizenship. Out of the present number 17 will renounce citizenship to England, 15 Germany; four, Rumania; three, Yugoslavia: two, Poland; two, Lithuania; two, Hungary; ‘two, Italy; one, Norway; one, Czechoslovakia, and one, France.

Toledo Auto Deaths Drop . By United Press TOLEDO, June 19. — Traffic deaths showed a 50 per cent : decrease in the first quarter of 1936.

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