Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 January 1937 — Page 27

FRIDAY, JAN. 1, 1937

TWO PLATFORMS WIN SUPPORT OF LIBERTIES UNION

Programs Will Be Sent to Congress and 43 Legislatures.

By Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.—A comprehensive program for Congress and for the 43 state legislatures which meet in 1937 has been framed | by the American Civil Liberties Union and sent to members of Congress and the governors. “Prospects of repeal of restrictive laws and enactment of others. prowoting freer exercise of civil libertiep are more favorable than in years,” Director Roger N. Baldwin of the union said. The program for Congress includes the following: “1. Four bills’ to insure greater

freedom on the radio by setting aside prescribed periods for a presentation of public’ issues; for guaranteeing fair treatment of controversial issues; for freeing stations from legal liability for utterances on such programs, and requiring all stations to keep a record of time granted and refused.

“2.-A bill to substitute for the present one-man postoffice censor, a system of jury trials for excluded matter such as is now in successful operation im the Customs Service concerning matter excluded from importation.

“3. A bill to re-establish the right of political asylum for bona fide refugees from foreign tyrannies. “4, Support of the Department of Labor’s bill granting wiser discretion to prevent needless hardships in deportation .cases.

“5. A bill to make military training in Federal-aided colleges purely optional. “6. Support of the bill to provide for the Federal prosecution of lynchers where states fail to act. “7. Repeal of the so-called redrider adopted two years ago on the District of Columbia appropriations bill prohibiting the ‘teaching or advocacy of communism.

“8. A bill to provide a civil form

of government for American Samoa, now under Navy rule.” The proposals for state legislatures are:

“1. Bills restricting the issuance of injunctions in labor disputes in industrial states still without that legislation.

“2. Repeal of the laws in four states (Indiana, Arkansas, Tennessee and Delaware) denying the ballot to parties advocating certain prescribed doctrines.

“3. Repeal of teachers loyalty oath laws in the 22 states ‘which now have them, and opposition to such legislation in other states.. .

“4, Repeal of statutes in several states for compulsory flag-saluting of school children in violation of religious conscience.

" “5. Repeal of sedition and criminal syndicalism laws in such of the 34 states with this legislation in. which vigorous campaigns can be organized.

“6. Campaign for adoption of a model bill for the wider use of school buildings for public Meetings in those states with unsatisfactory legislation.

“7. Campaign for a model bill aimed at curtailing the practice of

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Milk Dealers Defend Horse as

‘Power’ for Delivery Vehic

BY WILLIAM CRABB

Indianapolis is not a one-horse town and never will be if city dealers continue to hold Dobbin in such high esteem. In fact, some dealers think the motor industry is not likely to pr’ a vehicle which will supplant entirely horse-drawn milk wagons o. “close-in” routes.

Appreximately 200 horses nightly trod city streets on rubber : pulling ball-bearing wagons. This is about one-fourth of the numk

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milk wagons in the city. “Of couyse, motor vehicles are more practical for the longer outlying routes,” one dealer commented. Defends Motor Vehicle One automobile company official, however, claimed his firm has produced a motor vehicle which will equal the performance of the horse

he said.

from seven to 11 years.

ice when they are 12 or 14.

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snow and ice cover the streets horse has no mechanical sup

The average period of usi{ ness of a milk-truck horse re 'g They

purchased when they are 4 years old and are retired from ¢ r

on the shorter routes and Surpass it on the longer ones. : Another dairy official said it is |. possible that his firm may replace some of its motor trucks with

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United States Legal Reserve Life Insurance Companies, during 1936, will have dis-

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’ SN 3 : wy. v oie This represents death payments, matured “endowments, annuities, dividends, sur‘render. values and disability benefits. Of this amount. .

to Living Policyholders . . . and the remaining $940,000,000 to the Beneficiaries of Deceased Policyholders.

. $1,460,000,000 will have gone

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Since its beginning the officers of the Peoples Life Insurance Company have faithfully observed racticed the high ideals of the Institution of Life Insurance. The orgahization has been held intact

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CORRECTED NOTICE ¢ DODLET—Anna Craig, age 83 years, Lynn C. Chamberlain of Maple Wood, «4. J.; Robert T. and James f Indianapolis. passed awa at her iome in Maple Wed, N. J. Wednesday. funeral at SHIR. RAL HOME. “3002 W. Michigan-st, laturday, 2 Friends invited. *riends may oli at the chapel. rown Hill

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H/ RTENSTEIN—Mathew, 71 years, be- _ Ulved brother of Mrs. Edward: Gahs, Mararet. Kathryn, William and George Bplensiein, passed away Wednesday . at his home, 1518 E. Kelly-st. Furai Saturday, 10 a." m.. at the H. i/errmann Funeral Home, 1505 8 East-st. J'tiends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Zriends may call at the funeral home iriday and Saturday.

H¢ :FGEN — Florence Adelaide, beloved i.bther of Eunice and William A. Hoef- ¢ nn and Mrs. Charles Brahdenburg and landmother of Robert P. Hoéfgen and ithur G. Brandenburg, passed away the residence, 317 0 Rifter- -av. Thurs .y evening, ge 89 yea ineral services GE be BE ela at tidence Monday afternoon, Jan. 4, at o'clock. Burial Washington Park ¢ netery. Friends are welcome. Friends Dn. y view remains after Saturday noon.

JOF TSON—Elizabeth of 415 Abbotit-st, belo. >d mother of Edward, Cecil and Armi Johnson, sister of Julia White Kim, Jc. n, Kyle, Ernest, Porter and Robert Ci" wford, passed away Dec. 30, 1930, age 62 Jeans Services Saturday 2 th ve address. Burial Flora Park. Fr, 5% ON rvieod Beanblossom service,

-\ON—Patrick, age 79 years, father of Wiam H. Mallon and Mrs, Elizabeth ‘per and Mrs. Bertha McMahan. died | esday, Funeral Saturday. Jan. 2, a. at the George W. Usher Fu1 rome 2614 W. Washington-st.: m., St. Anthony's CRuren Friends ed. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. nds may call at toe funeral home.

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THO! JBURGH—Marjorie Jane, age 13 little daughter of Glenn and Bessie anc sister of Glen Jr.. Muriel and Joyce The \aburgh, grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Fre: Mayer and John W. Thornburgh, d away Wednesday morning. - ner: services. Saturday, 1:30 p. m., 4t We: | Michigan Street v Church. Fric (ds ‘invited. Burial. Crown Hill. Prie ds may call at Conkle Funeral Home unt 11 m. Saturday and at the chu'th fram 12:30 p. m. Saturday until hou of service.

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