Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1938 — Page 2
a "TOWNSEND SAYS SECURITY IS AIM FOR DEMOCRATS
Governor Urges Stabilizing Of Working Man Wage On Yearly Basis.:
Times Special SOUTH BEND, March 2.—Eco-
nomic security for all is “the battle | :
cry of modern democracy,” Governor Townsend had declared today in defense of New Deal policies. Speaking here last night at a Democratic banquet, the Governor said the Roosevelt Administration is attempting to provide this security and to level out the “peaks and valleys of American economic life.”
Refers to VanNuys
In a radio interview preceding the address, the Governor referred briefly to Senator VanNuys’ announced campaign for re-election,
saying: “Any political servant has the right to leave his party if he no longer agrees with its ideals and principles. The Democrats of Indiana in the last convention swore alJlegiance to the principles and leadership of the New Deal and President Roosevelt. Those who have attacked and bitterly fought this program turned their backs on a trust the public placed in the party.” More than 1000 Democrats attended the banquet. After pointing out that argriculture and the Government now are working together to stabilize farm prices, the Governor declared the consuming public, business and ‘labor should work with government in the same manner to stabilize prices. * “In Indiana the State government stands behind the President, and I . promise you we will not let the peo- * ple down,” he said.
Urges Yearly Pay Scales
+ “We have gone a long way toward Becurity, but the war against suffering, want and exploitation cannot . cease. Enemies of the people have retreated, but they have not surrendered. “The peaks and valleys will never be levelled out entirely until the working man has a steadier income. We must start thinking in terms of yearly wage scales instead of weekly or monthly rates. “If the income and job security of the working man were spread over an annual period, purchasing power would be steadied and indus-. try could meet the people’s needs,” Governor Townsend said.
- Liquor Hitin 1. U. Presidency Talk
Leaders of the Methodist Episco- |
pal Church, Indianapollis District.
were on record today as opposing
.the appointment of anyone to the presidency of ‘Indiana University “who safictions or uses intoxicating beverages.” Although the resolution did not merition Paul V. McNutt, Philippine High Commissioner, by name, it was believed to have referred to the reception held in his honor in Washington last week at which liquor _ was served. - Mr. McNutt has been reported as a possible candidate for the university presidency. The conference yesterday in the Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church also protested Governor Townsend’s “participation in a dinner and dance the night of the first Sunday in Lent.” This resolution referred to the testimonial to be given State Sen * ator E. Curtis White in the Claypool Hotel Sunday. However, Martin H. Miller, in charge of arrangements, announced © there would be no dancing at the
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In School Play
Stonko Angelkovich, Manual High School senior, will take the leading role in the Mask and Wig Club one-act play, “His First Shave,” tonight at the school auditorium.- A second play, “In
Spring a Young Man’s Fancy,”" also will be given by the club.
BANKERS FROM 9
STATES T0 MEET
Merle Thorpe, Editor, Set for * Principal Speaker at Murat Meeting.
Bankers from nine middle western states will meet March 17 and 18
in Indianapolis for the first Indiana : regional conference on banking and | E economics under the auspices of the |:
American Bankers Association, the = Indianapolis Clearing House As-|S sociation and the Indiana Bankers|=
Association. Conferences will customers. A. “Public Bank Meet-
ing” has been scheduled for 7:30 |= p. m. March 18 at Murat Temple |= at which Merle Thorpe, editor and |: publisher of Nation’s Business, will | 5 Tickets may be had |=
from bank officers and tellers.
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