Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1937 — Page 21

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| years, and Deanna will earn at least | commerce program for Alaska and

\ ‘DEANNA DURBIN GETS [avsp a week when she becomes of Hawaii. BIG SALARY BOOST |*2 ’ Because she is a minor, the con- | Fagg said the program had been

worked out for Alaska and was under tract required court approval, which

younpers. AIR PROGRAM FOR 2 she wont to court for approval] POSSESSIONS SOUGHT

tof a new contract more than ————— | quadrupling her old $300 a week| WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 (U.P) salary. Universal Studios volun-|Fred B. Fagg, director of the Bureau teered the raise. The young singer | of Air Commerce, said today he will | also gets a $10,000 bonus for each | seek an appropriation from Con-

| picture. The contract runs bvonly gress of $6,000,000 to develop an air

FRIDAY, D, Wreckage of Tammany Alarms 3 Other Noted Democratic Machines

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Scouts Take to the Air Wy

NOV. 1937

POWER & LIGHT COMBINES TWO SERVICE UNITS

‘Centralization Is Part of Company's $1,500,000 | Expansion Plan.

Men’s Fancy

Cotton Mose All Sizer

2 prs. 1 Oe Assortea Colors

KINNEY SHOE STORE 138 East Washington Street

New Jersey, Tennessee And Missouri Bosses Fear Like Fates.

1 A ————————

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 (U. P).— Three famous Democratic political machines are having their troubles today with spectacular evidence in the wreckage of New York's Tam-

The Indianapolis Power & Light | Co. West St. and Kentucky Ave. | plants are to be combined and oper- | ated as one unit under a $1,500,000 |

WASHINGTON! A HEN I

orsaicert,,

many of what happens when worst comes to worst.

Tamany is prostrate and shut

off |

from its principal source of political,

police and judicial patronage influence. The Tiger took the worst licking of its career Tuesday when Fiorello H. La Guardia was elected

and |

expansion program now under way, it was announced today by E. G. Ralston, vice president and eran] manager. Company officials said the expan- |

| sion was necessary to provide addi[tional capacity to. meet the increas-

ing demand for electric and steam

| oT AAI

STORE ‘WITHOUT A NAME"

Mavor and Thomas F. Dewey be- | came New York County District Attorney There is no comparison between | the desperate plight of Tammany and the situation confronting Boss Thomas J. Pendergast in Kansas Citv. Mo., Boss Frank Hague, In Jersey City. N. J., and Boss Edward H. Crump in Memphis, Tenn. veterans are less sein power today than a year Their advantage over \ most of their troubles come from without the ontes. Tammany was a New York | County organization with influence extending into the four other counwhich comprise the City of New York. It was a factor in New York

service resulting from the city’s industrial and residential growth.

Named for Perry

{ They said more efficient operation | would result from combining the lican. But Mr. Hague believes he [two plants to be known as the C. {has in Mr. Moore a potential {C. Perry Plant JefTersonian Democratic Presidential Mr. Perry was founder of the candidate in 1940. Marmon-Perry Light Co. in 1888, There is only one shadow on Mr. [one of the earliest companies of its Hague's happiness. Mr. Moore's vic- | kind. He was president of the Intory Tuesday was too slim for com- | dianapolis Light & Heat Co. at the fort or the prestige of a great po- | time of his death in 1924. litical machine. Mr. Moore had a| Modernization of the Kentucky plurality of Ave. plant is expected to be com- | |

SATURDAY E MONDAY]

Mayor Frank Hat

Bagles don't stay on the ground all the time, so why shouldn't an Bagle Scout take to the air once in a While reasoned a group of 20 Kansas City bovs who are masters of the art of scouting, So they have organized the first troop of Sky Scouts and above get acquainted with their wings—a plane which serves as a ground school for the future aviators.

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nany 230,000 when he was elected Governor in 1931. His plural- | pleted by February, officials Said. ity in the 1934 Senate race was 231,500 votes. Last Tuesday popular

Senator Moore, backed by werf 1 URBAN RUSSIA EXPANDS | he mounted traffic division of the | Mayor Hague, squeezed RE | ‘OUTLOOK N BLACK . Louis Police Department. Frank |

= s tur ' 7 45 ro -| f State politics. It claims two U, 8. | With only 45000 to spare out of| MOSCOW, Nov. 5 (U. P.).-Dur 3 Coleman, purchasing member © Py 1.400000 votes cast. The Tuesday |ing the years of the two Five- nthe | FOR POLICE MOUNTS She Dios our Sei oat because | Sa ack horses are the most imposing |

Sen now and sent Alfred E : totals did not greatly improve Mr. |Plans the urban population in the will replace those of i

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Smith to Albany as Governor four : RY i | Moore's chances for Presidential{U, 8. S. R. increased from 26,000,000 |

times. But Tammany was primar- , : prefe Y 9 ily a municipal machine and could | Pre-erment in 1940. to 40,000,000 inhabitants.

survive State reverses. See Them— backed Gordon Browning for Gov- |

® ernor. Mr. Browning was elected. | Furniture Store SR : i un ; 4 Each Is an carrying Shelby County with 60,208 | wl : anid 3 - b UNUSUAL

votes to 881 for his opponent. | Some years ago Crump elected a | Value! public official who carried Shelby | County by some 30,000 votes to a few hundred for his opponent. Dur- | ing the official's term of office he | and Crump disagreed. The official was a candidate again and that time polled a few hundred Memphis votes against about 30,000 for his | opponent. Crump had reversed the count of the previous election. Governor Browning and Crump | now have disagreed. The Governor | has rammed through the Tennessee | House of Representatives a county | unit system of elections which would | have the net effect of increasing in- | fluence of rural constituencies at | the expense of the cities. The plan would reduce the Memphis vote | from 25 to 13 per cent of the state's | total. { The battle between Crump and Governor Browning began when the latter appointed a special tax investigator named Lewis S. Pope who 1s a long-time political adversary of | the Memphis boss. Crump has gone | to court to unseat five House members who voted for county-unit elec- | tions and hopes thereby to nullify | the law. If he loses there, Crump | may run defeated primary candiin general elections as independents, Boss Crump probably is far licked, but the challenge to power a real one.

ceived. On sale Saturday and Monday only Pounds

Runs State Machine

Crump is a State boss. He con- | — trols Shelby County which con- | tains Memphis, Tennessee's greatest | |

city. In the last election Crump |

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from : his is Similar Conditions in Missouri are similar in Missouri | Democratic Boss Pendergast | of Jackson County (Kansas City) | has been extending power through the state. He sponsored and obtained election last year of Governor Stark. The Governor and Pendergast began to draw apart last spring | when the former wanted to dis- | charge State Insurance Commission- | er R. E. O'Malley, a personal and political friend of the Missouri boss. | Two weeks ago O'Malley was dis- | charged and within 48 hours Governor Stark opened the breach further | by appointing a Kansas City Election Board, none of whose members | bore Pendergast’s indorsement and | three of whom were definitely hos- | tile to the Jackson County leader. Civic groups had put tremendous pressure on Governor Stark for a | nonpartisan Board after Federal | prosecutions, still under way, had | convicted more than 50 persons of | election frauds in Pendergast’s home territorm | Of Governor Brown, “The sneak has the United milk his a crack that

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Crump says: insane desires to States Senate. He neighbor's cow in the fence to ac- | purpose.” of Stark, who raises apples: that ingrate back to orchards.” The third troubled boss is Demo- | cratic Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City, N. J. But his troubles are | small compared with these of the | others. Mr. Hague, of course, was re-elected Mayor Tuesday. U. Senator Moore, Mr. Hague’s selection, was elected Governor of New Jersey, supplanting a Republican, Harold G. Hoffman. The State Leoislature remained stubbornly Repub-

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