Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1936 — Page 18

BROWDER : STILL. ISN'T WELCOME

INTERRE HAUTE :

Mayor Beecher Airs Views

During Visit With

Rep. Jenckes. 1 — BY DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Specisl Writer i3 WASHINGTON, Nov, 27—Even if the election is over, Earl Browder isn’t welcome in Terre | “Ind. Mayor Samuel Beecher declared on a visit here. The mayor had just evens from a conference with Rep, Jenckes of Terre Haute, a leading supporter of the so-called “Red rider” which bars all. mention of - communism in District of Columbia schools, - Mayor Beecher is a Republican, Mrs. Jenckes a Democrat. “No sir,” said the mayor, “Brow= der or any other Communist or radical isn’t welcome ‘in Terre Haute. If this is for publication I dont ‘want to say what' we will do to : Shem, but Juss say we don’t want

Ordinance Cures Troubles , “We passed an anti-picketing ordinance about ‘ three months ago and that settled our labor troubles. We don’t want any agitators from outside. “Industry is welcome and we give the glad hand to every © is every one except criminal gangsters, communists, radicals and agitators.” It was Mayor Beecher who had Mr. Browder jailed on his first trip to Terre Houte, and permitted him to be rotten-egged on a subsequent appearance during his campaign as Communist candidate for President. Terre Haute had a eral strike a year ago, when strike-breakers were brought in from Chicago to an + enameling plant. Troops were sent fa and the city was put under martial law by Gov. Paul V. McNutt.

Unions Dislike Idea

“But we haven't got any militia In town now,”. Mayor Beecher said. «Everything is fine since we got this anti-picketing ordinance.”

Asked how the labor ons felt about that, he sald most of them were against it. The Mayor believes in reform but ‘doesn’t want “any of this radicalism.” he said. For instance he would ‘like to have ‘all homes given a tax exemption of $5000. He may run for the G. O, P. nomination| for Governor in 1940 on that program, he said. In the interim he is busy protecting himself from radicals. One siep in that direction was to make his wife the city controller. That

Virginia

James E. Dery, ity. corpota-

tion counsel, is to be chairman of |

the second lecture in the Catholic

Forum series Sunday in the. Civic | 5

Theater. Arnold Lunn, London, instructor in the newly organized department of apologetics at Notre Dame University, is to speak.

LITERARY CRITIC

TO TALK HERE

Alice Casaway Is Speaker on Town Hall Program Tomorrow. Morning.

Alice Elizabeth Casaway, literary critic, is to speak at an Indianapolis Town Hall program at:1l a. m. tomorrow in the Columbia Club. Her topic is to be “Taking the Literary Pulse.” American born, Miss Casaway holds two degrees in English language and literature from Oxford. She began her career by giving a series of talks on contemporary literature at the White Sulphur Springs (W. Va.) summer, colony, upon her return from England. Henry Waters Taft, brother of the former President, brought her to the attention of the Town Hail in New York. She has since spoken there two seasons,

SCHOOL IS TO MOVE

The State Commercial School is to occupy larger headquarters at 402-404 Railway Exchange Building, 108 E. Washington-st, starting Tues= day, it has been announced. The school previously was located at 120 E. Washington-st. Open . house ceremony is to be held the first day.

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Jobs in town. When he announced his wife’ s ap- . pointment over the radio he said: “This is the sweetest thing I have ever done.” tnmm—————————— !

BOMB, 20 YEARS OLD,

after he had picked it up ‘on a battlefield in France, Edwin Arthur Hollinworth, a Sydney, ex-soldier, killed by a Mills bomb he had pt as a souvenir. Hollinworth was showing a Visitor the - bomb when the safety catch became released. The visitor and

Hollinworth'’s 12-year-old daughter | E

were injured.

The military authorities made a .

fresh appeal to holders of war relics fo have them made “safe.” The appeal brought a rush of exsoldiers with souvenirs, one of which was a small aerial bomh that had - been dropped in London.

KILLS WAR WAR VETERAN LE [Ve

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