Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1936 — Page 4

GAT EDGE ON ANDON CHEERS

vie Goers’ Applause for Newsreel Shots Give Reviewers Task.

BY RUTH FINNEY © Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, July. 21—~To the

‘gonfusion into which straw ballots,

lis and -applause meters have unged the country, dramatic reDevers were contributing their bit

They re checking on whether Roosevelt or Landon gets the most lause when their pictures are . shown in newsreels. ~ Reports from eight cities indicate Roosevelt has the /edge. He 13 . gtronger in neighborhood theaters “than in the downtown movie palaces. “. Here are the returns to date:

Hoosier Landonites Noisy

~ Indianapolis—Two of three audiences preferred Roosevelt, but in the largest downtown theater, while . the Roosevelt applause was good and strong, the: Landon applause was tumultuous, with whistling. . Akron—In downtown theaters the house is silent when Landon is shown. Roosevelt gets thunderous applause. The same thing is true in neighborhood houses, Toledo — Downtown, Roosevelt's acceptance speech: brought no reaction. Poses of Landon brought applause from about 15 out of a ' house ‘full. At one neighborhood | theater Roosevelt's speech’ resuited in prolonged cheering. At another neighborhood theater, = showing Democratic pictures, a shot of Roosevelt got applause from about 40 spectators. Landon’s picture got less than half as much applaus? and some boos. . Cincinnati—Downtown audiences were apathetic about both candidates. Applause seemed evenly divided. At cheaper downtown houses Roosevelt got loud applause, Lan‘don none. At one neighborhood house in a heavily Republican district Landon got loud and long applause, Roosevelt mixed applause and boos.

South Cheers Rosoevelt

Memphis—Audiences are applauding every time Roosevelt's picture is shown. In neighborhood houses they cheered and shouted for the acceptance speech. Landon’s picture is received with silence. Birmingham—Half the audience applauded Roosevelt. at a large downtown theater when his picture in Shenandoah National Park was shown. Spirited applause from abous a third of the audience greeted pictures of Landon in Estes Park. . Buffalo—Both Roosevelt and Landon were applauded in downtown theaters but .the Landon applause seemed a shade more enthusiastic The situation was just reversed in neighborhood houses. . San Diego—Downtown audiences ‘ ¢heered Roosevelt: wildly, Landon hardly at all. Smaller houses reported cheers for Roosevelt, ‘silence for Landon. :

wpa: EMPLOYMENT - RULES ARE CHANGED

Trustees May Refer , Refer Clients for Work Regardless of Case. Date.

Two changes have been made in gertification of persons eligible for WPA ‘employment, State Administrator Wayne Coy has announced. . Agreement on the.changes. was reached by the Indiana Township Trustees Association and the Indiana WPA. Persons now receiving relief can be referred by trustees to the Governor’s Commission on Unemployment Relief as eligible for WPA emoyment, it was agreed. Formerly only those who had been on relief prior to Nov. 1, 1935, were eligible. * The fact that a war veteran has received or is eligible for a bonus shall not be considered in determining need for WPA employment, according to the agreement.

BY TRUCKING LINES

Properties to Be Altered to Meet : Shipping Requirements.

Alterations are to be started at once on properties at 332-40 W. Market-st and at Senate-av and Merrill-st to make them into modern truck terminals, Klein & Kuhn, Inc, negotiators of ‘the ‘two leases, announced today. The Silver Fleet Motor Express * of Louisville has leased the Senatev building, formerly used by the Terre Haute Brewing Co. of the fabash ‘ Realty, -Inc., Terre Haute. e property is to include a freight , 167x55 feet, with loading faties on two sides, office space and 1 garage. The other terminal was rented from the American Paper Co. by the Qleveland, Colym- » Cinginpati Highway, Inc.

Indiana shared honors. at the

tion of Elks Clubs at Los Angeles last week when the Hoosier delegation won first prize with its float |

DELINQUENT TAX DROP. REPORTED

Paid Property Assessments Exceed 100 Per Cent for Last. Period.

A net decrease in Tadinsia property tax delinquencies of $254,665.93 for May was reported today by the Indiana Taxpayers Association. An analysis of the: June settlement sheets in the state auditor's office showed that the property tax

collections exceeded 100 ) per cent for

national conven-

the first time ‘since 1930, Harry Miesse, association secretary, sad. or current taxes delingu totaled $5,472,474.70, ry tn Bi paid on old delinquencies | was $5,742,140, the analysis sh Mr. Miesse said, “Should the | | a 3 of taxes equal the record made. in May, Indiana will close: its | books in 1936 with a tax collection in excess of 100 per cent.” Marion County's May delinquency | was $688,491.91 8s -compared to $992,462.48 for ‘ May, 1935. Lake County, where ‘delinquencies oon- | tinued to increase in May, has the worst, delinquent, tax problem in the state, Mr. Miesse said.

Robbers Get $20 at Theater Robbers who forced open a front door at the Alamo Theater, 152 N, lllinois-st, broke a candy vending machine and took $20 in nickels early today, police were told.

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(above) in the electrical parade and pageant which climaxed the convention. The winning float is shown as it appeared in the pageant.

* INSTRUCTION IN LIFE ~ SAVING SCHEDULED

Red Cross to Hold Classes at Broad Ripple.

Classes in life saving, conducted by: the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Red Cross are to start tomorrow at Broad Ripple pool. Limited to 50 men and women, |

the classes are to start at 10 a, m daily under direction of William Merrill, head of life-saving work in the Indianapolis Chapter. They are to continue one week. A series of classes at Ellenberger, Garfield, Willard and Rhodius Parks have just been completed by Mr. Merrill. Boys and girls’ between the ages of 12 and 17 are to be admitted for training as Junior Life Savers. Applications' for ‘the class at Broad Ripple may be presented at the pool tomorrow or to Red Cross headquarters in the Chamber of

‘Commerce Building.

SUPPLY BID DATE SET

U. 8. Treasury to Contract for New RA Office Furnishings Here.

Bids on office supplies for the Re-

settlement Administration regional | office, which is fo move here from.

Champaign, Ill., must be received at the United States Treasury Department procurement office, Chicago, by next Monday, it was announced today by Postmaster Adolph Seidensticker. The RA is to move into the Marott Building, 342 Massachysetts-av, by Aug. 3.

Employes Reduced to Half Number Formerly Needed, “Report States.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. J first di vel Gevele deve:

Wacturing | industry EE rs Chemical Soci

ety So efficient n the machine that it stepped up guiput of & plait Bere from ‘5000 to 8000 square feet of uniformly higher quality mirrors a day, and with only half the prevfous working force, the society's report sta With the ‘machine a mirror is made in about 38 minutes. Conveyor Is Described The American Chemical Society described the machine as a conveyor system that works semi-auto-matically. It consists of two canvas

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$18,600 IS POSTED FOR

HORSE SHOW AWARDS

Draft Animals, +H. Club Entries

presented winners in the Indiana State Fair horse show opening Sept. 6 at the Fairground Coliseum. Some of the nation’s leading stables are filing entries, officials announced today. John Bright Webb, director, said the awards are to include approximately $8000 in premiums for draft

horses, and an additional: amount for 4-H Club awards.

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Rail Office Transfer Hinted EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 21-—-It

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