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without an increased budget. It is obviously impossible for the present force of Stete police to take over

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local enforcement problems.”

She has explained in an earlier statement that complaints have been received that local authorities “close

théir eyes to gambling.”

The three-day conference was to

May 1, 2 and 3 for the annual convention of the Independent Retail Grocers of Indiana. : Sixty-five exhibits of foods will be shown by various retail grocers.

‘Abundance’ Policy to Be Outlined Tonight.

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quires constant governmental regulation. Such intense regulation, he added, is necessary when there is not enough to go around. For Government must then have all sorts of powers to say how it shall be divided. Governor La Follette would root out evils rather than continue to patch the system, This he believes can be done through a series of legislative acts and within the framework of the capitalistic sys-

is to get capital out into productive enterprise in order to create “new frontiers” which will give people jobs. The New Deal also has realized this problem, but today finds itself impeded. : How Governor La Follette would meet the problem he will say tonight. It is a big order, for a young man. An interested observer will be Adolph A. Berle, Assistant Secretary of State, who will be eyes-and ears for President Roosevelt and also

The latter expressed sympathy with the La Follette objectives in a longdistance telephone conversation with the Governor during a stop at St. Louis on his western tour, in which he has been campaigning for a new political alignment.

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conclude this afternoon with a board of managers meeting and a tour of Riley Memorial Hospital by delegates. Dean H. L. Smith, Indiana University, told the teachers today that parents should become more active in child welfare activities — not merely more interested. In another address at the morning session, Miss Sara C. Ewing, representing the Indiana Federation of Public School Teachers, urged election: of officials who will increase school budgets. : The state P.-T. A. was redistricted by another bylaw change after lengthy debate. The third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh vice presidents are to have charge of those numbered regions. The first and second vice presidents are to remain as presidents aids. The congress also passed all other

rd for his part later in the | em. springhoasd fof 1s pa An underlying necessity, he said, His brother Bob meanwhile has a a forum in the Senate. Phil La Follette, a magnetic and daring personality, is bubbling over with his new political crusade. He has built up to the climax tonight with the political finesse of a Roosevelt. He whetted interest through four recent radio addresses in which he criticized. the New Deal philosophy as “tinkering and patching,” and hinted at his own program. Then he retired into a shell while the country talked, and refused to discuss his purposes publicly until he indicated, in an interview on the eve of his big show, something of its political importance. He explained that the New Deal | attacks the problems of today through a scarcity theory which re-

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Delegates to the Indiana Parents and Teachers Congress will return to their homes determined to obtain vice law enforcement by local officers, Mrs. James L. Murray, P.-T. A’ legislation department head, declared today. In closing session today, the Con-

gress adopted a resolution joining jt with other organizations in a state-wide drive to stamp out gambling and other vice. The resolution called on State officials to “take steps to enforce the antigambling law in the communities in which enforcement officers have

THIEF GETS “EASY MONEY” FALL RIVER, Mass, April 28 (U. P)—A jewelry store showed Uncle Sam grinding out $1 bills in the window. It stirred a thief into action. He smashed the window, tore the endless tape and escaped. His loot was three $1 bills.

"90 cents. The 10-cent increase will

failed to uphold the statute.” 5 Nearing the end of the two-day conclave, delegates voted to raise annual membership dues from 10 to

be turned over to the State organization for use in broadening child welfare activities. Governor Townsend . told the Congress at a banquet last night that it had an opportunity to go to the polls and replace any local officers who have not discharged their duties.

Pledges State Aid

He pledged State aid in any community where local officers have failed to enforce antivice laws. It was the same answer he had given the Indianapolis Methodist Minjsters’ Association, which recently charged ‘open lawlessness.” In his address last night, Governor Townsend said: “I am glad to see the active interest this organization is taking in suppressing gambling and other vice. If at any time your various committees are unable to cope with gambling and vice through your local law enforcement agencies, you may feel free to ask for the assistance of the Indiana State Police. “We do not believe local officials want us to take over this enforcement. We have responded to any call from local officials.” Commenting on his address, Mrs. Murray said: “We feel that Governor Townsend jntends to co-operate in enforcement of the State’s antigambling laws.”

The Governor pointed out that there are four times as many teachers as State policemen and that the problem of local law enforcement is complicated by “economic conditions.”

resolutions and bylaw revisions. They included measures retaining the retiring president on the executive committee as one of three mem-bers-at-large; questioning the State's right to fix maximum school expenditures, and commending U. S. District Attorney Val Nolan's efforts to suppress salacious literature. Dr. William McKinley Robinson, Western State Teachers College, Kalamazoo, Mich., last night cited the decentralization of urban population and a new appreciation of things rural as evidence of a trend that vitally may affect rural America.

DISCIPLES CONFER ON PROMOTION PLANS

Members of the Unified Promotion of Disciples of Christ, representing each of the 48 states and Canada, met at the Severin Hotel

today to pass on action taken by the movement's board of directors and budget committee earlier in the week. One hundred and fifty delegates were registered for the meetings today and tomorrow. Dr. Roger T. Nooe, Nashville, Tenn., is to address the group at a dinner at the Severin Hotel tonight. 2 Action to be reviewed included proposed increase of $100,000 in church offerings and continuation of the five-year promotion program.

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