Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1938 — Page 15

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1038 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |

.0.P, HEADS Pettengill Charges Efforc ~~ REDMENTOEND | __ New Butler Daan at Work PREP ARE FOR | At Personal” Gov Srnmeny p ARLEY TOD AY TWO RALLIES PITTSBURGH. Sept. 18. —"Put not thy trust in princes” was the text,

chosen by Rep. Samuel B. Pettengill (D. Ind.) in discussing the United | States Constitution before the Small Businessmen’s Association convenEditors Meet at Shades Park: 7000 Expected to

tion here last night Hear McCormick.

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Leaders Formulate Plans to Carry Out Program of ‘Americanism.’

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Decrying attempts of the Roosevelt Administration to inaugurate “personal.” as opposed to “constitutional.” government, Mr Pettengill pleaded | for retention of the latter. cas - —— i His address was entitled “The The division labor started and! Bread and Butter Side of Constitu- man’s progress began onal Government “Civilization is built on promises “If I were asked to name what I what is a dollar bill, a gold coin, - the three greatest factors apn insurance policy. a deed to land, have made America the 3 warehouse receipt. a certificate of nation in the world.” Mr. stock, a Governm bond, the reill said, “I would name OUr jationship of marriage. or of father resources, the Xind of men and child. international treaties? who settled here, and They are all promises, either exwy Judgment equally pressed or implied. - Tit 2 t+ A t, the United States Con “To the

collected.

A final conference of national leaders was to end the 88th national convention of the Improved Order of Red Men at the Claypool Hotel today. { They are to formulate plans to] carry out the adoption yesterday of an “Americanism” program to uphold the democratic form of government. More than 187000 members in 36 states will co-operate in

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and Marion entered the first campaign eeting of the Reit: Association this afternoon and Day raily tomor

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extent that men have

ditors and publishers parts of the State gathered ark for their annual outing. < pronounced politiS year. oon luncheon, the play golf aH when Raymond E. enatorial nominee, wil ] at a dinner the Shades Hotel.

T0080 Expected

Tomorrow nights rally the India National Guard ry at 8 o'clock. Seven thouparty workers of the 11th and iStricts are expected to dresses by Col. Nobert nick, Chicago y 2 Homer KE. Capehart. of the $£30.000 “Cornfielc : Mr. Willis nominee f

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sponsor last month: y C. Wolff,

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ormick will arrive at the

irport late in the after11 be greeted there by n-of State, District leaders and will be the Columbia ud tad

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Six County Meetings Six 3 0. PB. County meetings

& Sa for tonigh »

Tribune « Senator w adsworth in

Mr |

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provisions pered as we have? hen did civilization begin and| end? day

150 years with where governors, and whatnot of constituthey proshave not.

aan a

dictators ne restraint Have

They

It began when. in of the remote past. t a sacrifice to himself.

kept a promise that he had made.

‘Built on Promises’

“That

law of tooth and claw,

ment men ul

to each ach

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y other

men Keep our co of Nations

he said

{ “On Jan

other.

was the end of the jungle

At that mobegan to extend credit to do business with and to exc change goods

like Senator Robinson and

voting to v out of the League the World Court,”

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and

Nuys voted to put the United States’

into

this

Re} jecling

security, Mr.

the World

Court. I'll not do ,

course of collective Willis proposed isola-

tion as a working alternative

“ry i itt

: " Qens,

ernments.”

Warne

he said | poses out of their (Europe)

ultivate our own gar“Let us keep o gov-

of ‘False Security’

1935, Senator Van-|

confidence in the promises of other men, business goes ahead When that confidence is impaired and that faith is destroyed. business comes to an end and hard times begin. ‘Least Reliable of AI’

“But throughout the ages, men found by experience that the promises made by governments are the least reliable of all promises made. Go back to Bible times and you will read that it was an admonition of wisdom then to "Put not your trust in princes.’ “Governments throughout the centuries have broken their international treaties as scraps of paper. When hard-pressed for money they have repudiated their bonds, or devalued “the medium of exchange. melting up gold and silver coins and recoining them with less of the

precious metal and more of lead and |

| bronze.

we y a pound of silver. It gradly has been whittled away to its et weight. “So as a result of this experience of the ages, men found that they could not trust their own governments. From this came the urge for written constitutions which would place restrictions upon the power of Kings, governors, senators, jcongressmen and presidents.

‘Purge’ Decried

“The English pound sterling was’

the new program to combat propaganda set up by foreign “isms intent upon destroying our individual | freedom and freedom of the press, | religion and speech.” They are to participate in a plan; [to educate aliens with the view of]

{having them become American citi- | was

as possible. It proposed further that the United | States be a haven for political refugees providing they show financial | responsibility and qualify for citizenship papers immediately. Three new appointive officers were! | announced by Edgar C. Levey, great incohonee. They are George M. Smith of San Jose, Cal. great toca- | kon: Samuel D. Stiles of Denver. Colo.. great minea, and A. H Woehn- |! ing of Minneapolis, Minn. guard of forest, Columbus, O., was chosen as the ‘site of the 1940 convention.

zens as early

| “It was the direct denial of the doctrine that a majority swept into power at ahy particular election could do what it chose to do. Con(stitutional government, therefore, is, designed to fortify confidence in promises and place even firmer foundations under public faith and private credit. Because these constitutional assurances were given, America has progressed more than any nation in all history.” Mr. Pettengill charged that Pres-

ident Roosevelt's Supreme Court re- |S

Dean M. O. Ross Butler University's

64+ Are Pledged

Fraternities as '] as Term Begins

Phi Delta Theta, Delta Tau Delta

| University have announced a pledge | list of 64 for the new school year. | The 23 students pledged by Phi | { Delta’ Theta are Robert Connor. | Ronald Golay, Charles Butz, Jay Boyer, Ross Christina, son, Mark Holman. Robert Leach- | man, George Pike, Emory Schlake, | Robert Swindler and Wilbur Downs, ‘all of Indianapolis: William Stoup. Robert Bergel and Richard Freuchtenick, Ft. Wayne: Ralph Dailey, Merrill Dodds and Guy Tex, Southport. Jerome Steiner, Berne. Thomas Bitler, New Castle; Robert | | Fisher, Tipton Robert Harcourt, | | Milroy, and Allen Owen, side, IIL

(left) has assumed his new duties as head of College of Business Administration. He is advising Robert Resist jukiior (right) on the college euSicUIu,

| Herbert Reynolds. Peoria. Ill; great and Sigma Nu fraternities at Butler | bert Gordon, St. Joseph, Mo.; David

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He warned freedom for a curity” ana which had

against sacrificing! feeling of “false sesaid this tendency led European nations into dictatorship as noticeable in New 3 Deal measurss which sought security the pow er to destroy of any majorbe held at at the expense of freedom. "ity less than a constitutional ma1 at the Rome 1 luncheon was sponsored by JON Sues | the ianapolis Republican WomSnod grass en's Club, the Marion County Counaddress a cil of Republican Women and the meeting ail 1a Republican Club. Mrs. Reynolds, G. O. P. national Atleewoman from Indiana, preand introduced State. Co candidates and leaders. will open the Shades District heads of the Willis-for-Senator Press Club. organized Aug. 27 during the Capehart Conference ui*der the leagiershi ip 0 Paul R Bausman, Herald publisher, also - the outing.

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