Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1936 — Page 20

101 HE Til JESPITE GAINS BY ROOSEVELT

blicans Vary in Their

Predictions, Wilson Says After Survey.

~ BY LYLE C. WILSON . * United Press Staff Correspondent COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 30.—Presiit Roosevelt is pulling away 3 Gov. Alfred M. Landon in p, but without obtaining a suffiat lead to take this state out of me doubtful list. Republicans active in the came ign vary in their predictions from ming Cov. Landon "a chance” i outright predictions that he il yin .Ohio’s 26 electoral votes. felihe Republicans, prayerful for Landon victory, appear to be less

imet Ben Ling, an official of the Weland Electric Illuminating Co., § lunch at Weber's on Cleveland's perior-st. Over well-cooked Ger‘style food, Ling remarked: = *¥ou can take these polls and by ‘ealoulating on the basis of shifted Votes show that Landon will carry sthe state by 150,000.. But it seems psychologically wrong. Of course I am for Landon, but Roosevelt seems to be ahead here. I think he will carry Cleveland (Cuyahoga / -, County) by 75,000 votes”

See Roosevelt's Re-Election

At the Round Table in the CoJumbus Club here I lunched with a group of Republicans who were almost agreed that Mr. Roosevelt would carry Ohio. - The Columbus

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Campaign Committee” in that county are men who also are actively sup-

porting Republican Bricker for Governor against Democratic Davey. The Roosevelt campaign has been segregated from the Davey cagypaign in some parts of state and Phign in Some 'phuts of the state and those two forces. Mr. Roosevelt's chances improved considerably - when .;Senator’ Vic Donahey. began to plug for the New Deal Roosevelt-Garner ticket. Don-

‘when’ his. turn came to speak he indorsed Mr. Roosevelt in a manner calculated to turn many waver ing farmers to the New Deal. Mr. Roosevelt: 1932 by 74,016 ‘The vote was: ROR Vl 1,301,605; Hoover, 1,227,679. carries Ohio Spry Rgaeyel} Stic Ohio tion will be contrary to Ohio precedent. The state has gone Democratic for President only three times since the Civil War, twice for Woodrow Wilson and: once for Mr. Roosevelt. Ohio Democrats have been favored for state office. In the last 32 years there have been only four Republican Governors and none of them was able to obtain reelection.

SCIENTECH GROUP: TO HEAR SPEECH

J. L. Rosenstein, Eli Lilly & Co. consulting psychologist, is to speak at a Scientech Club luncheon meeting in the Board of Trade Building Monday noon. His subject is to be “Why .a Psychologist in an In-

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RAN HONC ; NAMES THREE CO-EDS

Times Special : PRATEIN, Ind, Oct. 30.—~Three

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