Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1936 — Page 6

"ELECTION NOW INDOOR SPORT

Washington Resident Lists|

23 Landon States to Give F. D. R. Victory.

BY FRED W. PERKINS

Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.—Wash-

ington residents are dropping other

& Indoor sports to make up forecasts = of what will happen Nov. 3.

= One unusual

tabulation shows that Gov. Landon can win 23 states, including the three with the most | electoral votes, and still lose. This

- list follows:

Pennsylvania ... Minois Michigan Massachusetts . New Jersey Indiana Towa Kansas West Virginia Connecticut Nebraska Colorado Maine New Hampshire South Dakota Rhode Island Idaho Montana

New York . |

Delaware

The winner must have 266 elec-

* toral votes.

What is believed to be a fair consensus. of expert opinion in Washington, based on personal observations and study of the various polis, labels eight of these 23 states as| sure or almost sure for the Repub- | lican candidate. They are Massachusetts, Kansas, Connecticut,

* kota, Rhode Island and Vermont

= states in this

Maine, New Hampshire, South pac]

All the others, according to the | experts, are doubtful states. | The consensus of these observers | lists Montana, Utah and West Vir- | ginia as states that are sure to vote against Landon.

25 Listed for Roosevelt

The tabulation referred to above leaves the following 25 states as those that would give President | Roosevelt a one-vote majority if | Gov. Landon won all the others: |

South Carolina Mississippi Georgia Alabama Louisiana ........cco000vee “rene Texas

Florida Tennessee North Carolina .... North Daketa Nevada Virginia Kentucky . Orezon California . Oklahoma . Maryland . New Mexico . Arizona Missouri ... Washington Wisconsin Chie ...... Minnesota .

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Expert opinion is that Roosevelt list ars the President's re-

“sure” for

* election except Ohio, Minnesota and |

Cs - North Dakota,

which are. rated

+. “doubtful.”

SOIL CONSERVATION

REPORTS APPROVED

Times Specinl

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. 22.—L. M.

= Vogler, Indiana Agricultural Con- |

servation Committee chairman, an- | nounced today that the last group |

| of listing sheets for the Sol Con- |

servation Program had ‘been ap-;

2 proved and sent back to farmers’

county committees.

Seventeen counties have returned |

" the sheets with the required data,

Mr. Vogler said, and audits are]

& being made on farms in Montgom- ~ ery, Hancock and Fulton counties

for soil conservation payments.

SCOTTISH RITE WORK TAKEN BY BIG CLASS

A class of 70 candidates took

t fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh de-

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grees of the Scottish Rite last night in ceremonies at the cathedral. Degrees from eighth to tenth are tosbe conferred on the same candi- | dates Wednesday evening. | Scottish Rite is to open its winter social n tomorrow night with & dinner dance in the Cathedral.

LENTER NAVAL SCHOOL

Two Indianapolis residents,

| enlisted in the United States Navy.

have been sent to Norfolk, Va. for a three months’ training period, Lieut. Commander J. F. Roos, in charge of the recruiting station here, announced. They are James W. Comfort Jr.

| 1343 N. Tuxedo-st, and Raymond

Joseph Grady, 427 N. Warman-av. |

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ROUNDUP LUNCHEON PLANNED |

The autumn roundup luncheon of the Federation of . Evangelical

* Church Women of Indianapolis is! i¢ to be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in = the Broadway Evangelical Church,

Broadway and 56th-st. ARM MEDICAL SMOKE

# LOOSENS PHLEGM IN NOSE

D THROAT CLOGGED BY

Col. Roscoe Turner, sky ace; decided to try his hand behind the wheel of Louis Meyers championship auto racer, while the Speedway champion looks on and Col. Fred Key (left), sustained flight champion, offers some fatherly advice. These three champions are to speak on the Indianapolis Safety Day program at the Indianapalis Athletic Club tomorrow noon. Approximately 400 are expected to attend.

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