Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1936 — Page 10

Belt Bolt.

LYLE C. WILSON

MAPS REGULATIONS |

Committee to Moet Wednesday to - Draft Tentative Rules. ’

"The joint state committee on the merit system is to meet next Wednesday in the Statehouse to

draft tentative rules and regula-| REGIMENT DINNER

tions for personnel, Dr. R. Clyde White, chairman of the unemployment compensation: division committee, announced ‘today. “Por the last two days the committee, with the aid of Mrs. Mary Hutchinson of Washington, has

been working on the technical de- | ty-first Infantry, National Guard, tails of installing the merit sys< |are to hold their sixteenth annual

Officers of 151st Infantry, National 5 Guard, Arrange Event.

SCHEDULED SUNDAY

/ Officers of the One Hundred Fif-

apolis, commands the regiment.

Infantry and mechanized cavalry maneuvers are to be shown in a War Department motion picture to illustrate those in which the unit will engage during the summer field training period at Fort Knox, Ky. Guests of honor are to be Maj. Gen. Robert H. eighth Division commander; Brig. Gen. D. Wray DePrez, Seventysixth Infantry brigade commander: Adjt. Gen. Elmer F. Straub and Maj. Chester Hirschfelder, One Hundred Fifty-first Infantry instructor.

Tyndall, Thirty-

Christian Church roup Has | at 2d

Yearly Meeting:

All officers of the

oh oie of the Ghuisiap

elected at the organization's annual

meeting in the West Park church

last night. They are the Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe, Olive Branch Church pastor

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Campaign Opens Sept. 1 Rep. Sam Rayburn (D., Tex) has been named chairman of the speakers’ bureau with headquarters in New York. Mr. Roosevelt's formal campaign will begin shortly after

Sept. 1. Farley “&timated New Deal campaign expenditures at $2,000,000, against $3,000,000 for the Republicans. Plans for a progressive conference, similar to that held here in 1930, are scheduled to be announced next week by Senator Robert M. La Fol"Jette, co-leader of the Wisconsin * Progressive Party. New Deal strategists refused to discuss for publication their hopes for that conference. But it is evident in Washington that they expect full-throated indorsement of the Roosevelt-Garner ticket, along with several recommendations . for making the New Deal bigger and better. Whether that indorsement will be sufficient to protect New Deal po- _ litical pastures against Lemke will depend somewhat upon next week’s developments in Cleveland. Dr. Francis E. Townsend, co-founder of Old-Age Revolving Pensions, Inc, next Wednesday in that city will = to order the second annual Town send convention.

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The Townsend meeting may become ‘the medium of left wing po- + litical mergers. It wil afford an opportunity forgTownsendites to indorse Lemke, who already is backed © by Father Charles E. Coughlin’s National Union for Social Justice. It may draw into the Lemke parade that remnant of the late Huey P. Long's political army now captained by the Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith. The merged and properly led : forces represented by a Lemke-Coughlin-Townsend-Smith coalition would have large political possibilities. The tendency of such a political movement would be to absorb more Democratic than Republican votes and in a close state it might be the factor determining whether vital electoral votes would ! 8 to Alf M. Landon or Mr. Roosevelt. Farley, who goes on leave from the Cabinet Aug. 1 to direct Mr. Roosevelt's re-election campaign, expressed the opinion yesterday that Fusion | Mayor Fiorello La - Guardia of New York would support Mr. Roosevelt for re-election and that Senator Hiram W. Johnson (R., Cal.) would campaign for the New Deal, Johnson was one of several Progressive Republicans who bolted Herbert C. Hoover in 1932 to _ back Mr. Roosevelt. But La Guardia

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