Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1938 — Page 12

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iberals. Commence ‘Work of Rebuilding; ~ Progressives Rally

La Guardia and Murphy * See Differently on Third Term Question.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 Yu. P)—|

Progressives and left wingers are ‘expected to begin salvaging the Election Day wreckage of their movements this week in preliminary maneuvers bearing on the possibility f a Roosevelt third term candidacy.

Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia of ‘New York is tentatively scheduléd to begin reconstruction work here in conferences which may embrace some of those New Dealers generally held responsible for President Roose2 velt's unsuccessful primary election “purge.” Last Tuesday's voting makes any general progressive-left wing movement especially significant. Unof-. ficial and not entirely conclusive returns from 38 states, excluding the ‘Democratic South, showed the Republican Party again in the majority in the great areas where it formerly stood secure. The margin was ~close:’ Democratic vote 15,334,159, ~ Republican vote 15,512,702.

La Guardia Meets Murphy

La Follettes Hold Pep Session, Look for 1940 Victory.

By RAYMOND CLAPPER Times Special Writer

MADISON, Wis., Nov. 14—The La Follettes are out, but not down. Failure of Governor Phil La Follette to win re-election means only that his wife soon must go house-hunt-ing and that Phil, free from State ‘House duties, ¢an devote his energies to building his National Progressive

Party. To many the election seemed to|C

head the country back to the two party system and to pronounce the death sentence on third parties. From that conclusion the La Follettes firmly dissent. There is no sign of demoralization of the La Follette forces. The first thing they did after Republicans swept the state—and it shows what expert political operators they are—was to call a state-wide, rally of Progressives. - This mass meeting was held yesterday in the State House assembly chamber. Some 1500 county chairmen and La Follette party workers came from all over

It is reasonably obvious, however, that organization of a first class __progressive-left wing movement would cut Democratic voting ~~ strength outside the Solid South— © and perhaps within it—and¥increase the margin of Northern and West-

ern Republican supremacy. That might make a big difference in the 1940 Presidential election. An inconclusive, preliminary Pro-gressive-New Deal meeting took place in New York Saturday be- ~ tween Mayor La Guardia and Gov. ernor Murphy of Michigan. Governor Murphy is a 100 per cent New Dealer who was voted out of office largely by a combination of rural and small fown middle class protest votes against his handling of ~ the sitdown strike epidemic in the automobile industry. Senator Bulkley (D.:0.), another New Deal lame duck, was a coincidental participant in the La Guardia-Murphy conversations, but it was reported that the Governor saw Mayor La Guardia with Mr. “ / Roosevelt's knowledge. Governor Murphy came from New York to Washington to discuss changed political conditions with the New Deal high command. The New York conference produced immediate indications that the progressive elements have not ‘yet adjusted themselves to the . shocks of election day, but Mayor La Guardia has undertaken to orient the progressive compass to the new and more conservative political poles now established.

Two Stories Are Different

Mayor La ‘Guardia’s version of the New York conference was that there had been discussion of whether and ‘ how to undertake a third party progressive movement if the New Deal ‘of the Democratic Party loses con- “ trol of the 1940 Democratic National

{ Convention—that is, if the Democratic conservatives kidnap the "Presidential nomination in June, © 111940. Mayor La Guardia generally + is said by his intimates to oppose a .* third-term Roosevelt candidacy. Governor Murphy emerged from ‘the Mayor's office expressing the i opinion that leadership of the Pro- ¢ gressive movement should be by Mr. .: Roosevelt and that all concerned i {i should keep an “open mind” on a : third term. ¢ 3 Senator Bulkley, who just “.i dropped in because he was in town, ‘iapparently doubted that a third ‘| party movement would develop and iseeemed equally doubtful of the | necessity or desirability of Mr. { Roosevelt seeking a third term a§ ‘leader of a New Deal-Liberal Party : iH or. a New Deal—Democratic Party.

No Debt to Roosevelt

Mayor La Guardia’s reported coolness to any third-term suggestion—a matter on which Mr. Roose- _ velt has not and probably will not rer until next summer or later— might be based on some slight personal feeling as well as conviction of principle. The Democratic crganization headed by Chairman James A. Farley of the New York State Democratic Committee, did its ut- . most to defeat him for Mayor in 1937 when he ran on a Fusion ticket. Mr. La Guardia was reported some- .* svhat resentful then of the more than nominal support given his ‘Democratic opponent by such liberal New Dealers as Senator Wag“ner (D. N. Y). - "© Three days before that election Mr. Roosevelt wrote La Guardia a ! Jetter congratulating him on his % settlement of a subway strike. Democratic campaigners ~ were - charging Mr. La Guardia with political connections, including communism, at the time, but Mr. Roosevelt’s letter pointedly paid tribute to i Mayor La Guardia’s “American : way” of adjusting the transit dis- * pute. The letter was sent in good : time to be used as campaign material over the President's signature in Mdyor La Guardia’s defense. But b the round little man jammed it in +! his pocket and rode into office withi out Pbligating himself in any way to Mr. Roosevelt.

Wagner Forgiven

Relations between the pair aprs to be important because of the roles each may play in the developypent of party realignment and retion of the progressive or liberal or left wing movements that were smashed up last week. Mayor 1a Guardia evidently forgave Wagner because in this 1938 campaign ‘he gave the Senator thumping inprsement. His ultimate pat on the k for Governor Lehman, seeking

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the state. Many were up at 4 a. m. and drove to Madison to arrive ‘for the afternoon meeting. It was not a funeral but a party rally, more like you see on the eve of victory than on the day after defeat. They are confident of 1940 victory.

Football Pep Session

They handled thi ing - just as the University of Wisconsin does when it loses a football game. Everybody rallies around and cheers

the pep talks for the next game. The crowd overflowed the Senate chamber. Suddenly, from the rear of the chamber, a slight, boyish figure called out that the crowd was too large and would everyone go over to the assembly chamber. It was Phil. “Don’t mind the wires on the floor in the chamber,” Phil said, referring to the repairs of the electric voting apparatus. “We guarantee you won't get shocked as badly as you did last Tuesday.” That set the pitch of the meeting —laughing off the defeat as a mere incident in the Progressive movement. No handwriting. No blues. No letdown. No quitting. But poise, confidence, convictiof® that they were down only for the moment.

Losing Candidates Presented

Brother Bob La Follette, the Senator, said it was a good thing that if the Republicans had to win, they won everything, Republicans would have no alibis. The La Follette crowd is certain the Republicans will hang themselves. Governor ‘La Follette acted as master of ceremonies. He introduced all of the candidates on the losing ticket for brief speeches. Senator La Follete unlimbered in a He urged the county chairmen and workers to hold meetings every two weeks, to gather in their homes, and to keep up interest in everything that happens in Madison and Washington. Phil called his wife to the platform. She stumped the state for him and is known by everyone. Phil just called her up by her family pet name. She said that as soon as she did her house hunting and caught up on mending the childrens clothes—and the two tots were sitting on one of the steps leading up to the platform—she would be back with them helping the women organize bazaars and other moneyraising activities. That’s the kind of a family party it was . . . you don’t see anything like outside of Wisconsin.

re-election to vindicate the New Deal in New York State, was late and might have been reluctant. Some persons in New York believe Mayor La Guardia himself, may take the progressive leadership and attempt to keep it, even against such competition as might be offered by Mr. Roosevelt or the La Follette brothers, whose Wisconsin progressive machine blew a gasket last Tuesday. The Mayor is powerful, both because of an impressive record as Mayor and because he is the leading statesman of the American - Labor Party without which the once allpowerful New Deal would have been defeated badly in New York State.

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Neutron Rays Pierce Disease Centers; ‘Experimental Only,” Say Doctors.

BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. 14 (U. P). —A select group of cancer patients received today “doses” of neutron rays from the University of Caiiornia’s huge atom-smasher of cyclotron as a possible revolutionary treatment. : .Dr. Ludvig Hektoen, executive director of the National Advisory Cancer Council in Washington, and

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sufferers,” said Dr. John Lawrence, brother of Dr. Ernest Lawrence, who conducted actual treatments. :

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The patients were taken from a list in the university’s teaching hospital in San Francisco, brought to Berkeley for treatment, then returned to the hospital for observation. ‘The success of the neutron rays an animal experimentation,” said Dr. John Lawrence, “does not justify any conclusion that they will be ‘necessarily more successful in treating human beings than X-rays. “Simply stated, we are trying to determine if the neutron rays of the cyclotron are more efIective than the X-ray in the treatment of human malignant tumors. There are indications that it is more effective in the treatment of some of the malignancies in the smaller animals, but that is all.” The patients were placed directly under the cyclotron so that its rays pierced the disease centers The neutron ray is produced by bombarding a target of light metal —ausually beryllium—with energetic deuterons. Deuterons are the nuclei or ions of heavy hydrogen. “Shot” with several million volts, the deuterons are spiralled at a terrific speed—approximately the speed of light—between the poles of a gigantic electro-magnet. When the deuterons emerge at the mouth of

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Cozy $ON.

1 ersons; PRIVATE home elderly pi 2388 N

| Yenjent. good meals, reasonable, Talbott. HA-4552-W. 4 5 East—Board. room for conv og to 665 Ex Reople; experienced nurse | heat. good food He fet. re ‘SUPE OUS HAIR, moles remov electrolysis, PLUMMER - EOLDEACH, eh ne Trust, - A

on beauty course. Toyal Beauty 55 Acad. 401 Roosevelt Bldg.

up- |

Tears, Holes, Burns 2%, Fabrics |=

ALABAMA, 1933 N.—Large, . nicely furnished: twin beds: good heat: constant __hot water. HA-2475. BROADWAY, 2321—Nicely furnished room. on. heat, near bath. Gentleman. HE-

SE 2545—Clean, nicely furnished, sleeping or housekeeping; refrigerator, _ gas heated; reasonable. HE-3854

CARROLLTON. 2325—Warr front, for 2; separate beds, dressers, closets; hot coater HE-249! 92. ROLLTON, CA kitchen privileges; _ Por particulars, HE-3291, CENTRAL, 3921—Ideal room for professional eueman; private home: stoker heat. 1567. COLLEGE, oiT innersprings, steam heat: breakfast optional; private family; gentlemen. HA-2385-W.

2125—Large front, downs good heat.

GLETON, 2043— Unfurnished five-room $5

large |:

$5. $6—SINGLE and double, 222 Central, hot water; good home. HA-3100-W. 5—COMER, 1205; eR Widow's home.

Front room, suitable Three meals. DR-

$6.50 WEEK—One or two gentiomen | twin _ beds; modern; 4100 Nort: A-2282. CARROLLTON 2226—Real nome, excellent food. Very reasonable. Investigate. Men,

CARROLLTON, 1544 — Aged or convalesfa 58s. Modern home with hoard. Call CENTRAL, 1218—Aged people; every ccme fort and care if desired; reasonable.

FLETCHER, 1 Nieel near bath. Widow Call DR-5067-R. ILLINOIS, N., nished or unfurnished: garage. TA-0 MARYLAND. 1904 E.—Nicel furnished bedroom; share home; break fast, pyenine meal; transportation. DR-2992-R. NEW JERSEY, N.. ra ER rocm, innerspring mattress. Phone; bal- : - anced meals. R WASHINGTON, | 5703 E., warm Toom, private apartment, _ meals. _IR-5023. WOODRUFF, 117 E. DRIVE—Large front room; new bed; good meals; gentleman. CHEW, LARGE front room, single, double; morning and evening meals. 2412 N. Dela- __ ware. TA-5556. ELDERLY sick or convalescent ladys good meals: steam heat; close in. 1-3213.

furnished room, ome. Reasonable,

3614—Large front; fure 1-2. Home priv ileges; 354.

APT. 8—Nice with

Hotels

$4.50 Week

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. . Guest Laundry Free

$4 Week MILNER HOTEL

Guest Laundry Done Free

a “

COLLEGE, 3553—Large warm front room, BrVER etnrance; newly decorated; 1 or

DEARBORN, 1204 N.—Warm front, mod-

ern private home; Suitable eo gentlemen,

Goan optional. CH-12 % UILFORD, 3602—Nicely “urnishen ria home, good heat, Spanspory tion;

hot water, shower. TA-5799 HOYT, JSe1- Nica, furnished, steam heat, hot ‘water, next. bath; private entrance. DR-1894. JULIAN, 5319—One block south E. ‘Washington; nicely ' furnished; good t: __ private | home, ~~, ~~ von NEW JERSEY. 1907 N.—Desirable iront, near bath, steam heat, comfortably fur- _ nished; reasonable. _HA-4531-W. NEW JERSEY, 2066 N.-— Front room, neatly furnished, constant hot water, good heat. TA-5837. NEW JERSEY, 2062 N.—Twin beds, shower; very warm; homey, desirable environment. TA-6916. NEW JERSEY, 2217 N. .—Large .arge iront, ne new maple furniture, redecorated, innersprings or studio couch; private; see evenings. NORTH, 1800—Large front, adjoining alcove; good heat: widow’s home; gentle- __ man; reasonable. NORTH, 2800—Comfortably furnished room, next bath; private home; all transportation: evenings.. HA-4785-M. NORTH, 3400—Lovely front decorated! modern; refined person. HA-0126-W. NORTH—Nice front room; car line; private home. ODGEN, 533 — Marian Annex, apt. 61; sleeping room, steam heated. PENNSYLVANIA, 2009 N,—Large front; constant, hot water: upper duplex: gentleman preferred. HA-4528-M. PENNSYLVANIA, 2939 N. — Large front, comfortably furnished, private home, good heat, phone, garage; gentleman. RUCKLE, 3309—Front, next bath, constant hot walsh + 53% transportation. Gentleman. TA oe N.—Large warm front; modern; Jrivaie ho Nae garage, breakfast optiona CH-760 WASHINGTON TT 3271 —Desirable; good. -heat, Sonstant hot. water; refined amily; gentleman. ! WOODRUFF, 559 W DRIVE—Large, warm, well-furnished, overstuffed chair, shower; gentleman. CH-6226-OODRUFF, : 184 E. Drive—Gitls, attractive double front, bedroom; _ each. 0743. WOODRUFF PLACE, 856 W. DRIVE—Nicely furnished front; good aeat, excellent bed; phone 28TH, 212 E.—Over parkway, suitable for 1-2, Man help with furnace. HA-4784-NEAR 34TH—Fall Creek, twin beds, suitHac103 2 professional men. Private home.

room, newly employed

good heat; on E-5693.

share $2.50

pI W.—Nicely furnished front; good transportation; jenticman; pre=ferred; board optional. HA-0804 Get want ad results in The Times at lowest word rates in the city. Phone RI-5551 for quick results at low cost.

Personal Services 13

(Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATIONS, ladies’ men’s garments; clean. repair, press, reline. Reasonable.

MEYER O:UACOBS

212-214 E. 16th St. TA-6667. (Auto o Repairing)

ELCO ARMATURE WORKS — Generators, starters, exchanged, repaired; ignition service. 312 S. East. LI-5939.

(Auto Supplies)

DUCO—DULUX—PYRALUX—Fulmer

seat covers. trim supplies. 25 W. 9th, RI 2471.

. (Carpenter Work)

TWO-CAR GARAGE--Built complete, ingluding OR Jgbor, $195. New materials. HA-0442

GARPENIRY. roofing, general house re

pair and remodeling; easy pay plan. CH4285. .

(Chimney Work)

CHIMNEY pointing, rebuilding, Old, Sioky ai e . cleaned out. KEMP & SON, DR-0878.

(Coach Lines)

CENTRAL Swallow Coach Lines. 1207 8. _ Meridian. DR-2476. Chartered Service.

(Contractors Equipment)

KNOX ENGINEERING & EQUIPMENT CO. —Cranes, shovels, Soncrete mixers. 239 W. Georgia. LI-812 5

‘(Electrical ne

JAMES ELECTRIC CO.. 2402 E. New York. CH7344. Electrical Contractors and Repairers

(Hauling)

rice on white stone for drive-

SPECIAL Reasonable.

ways. o 1so trash hauling.

(Landscape Contractor)

HIGHLAND LANDSCAPE CO. Distinntive | F Landscaping.’ Lock k gardens, trees, shrubs. evergreens. R-3134.

SHADE Ee awn top Srepsed.

un everything but you. DEFOR!

. We BR-

126 S. Illinois. Outside Rms., City heat; baths," sho’'rs in all rms, $3.50 $3.50 Up ~ Hoosier | Hotel. .* 440 Mass, CN aL HOTEL, Delaware and Vermont, 331 N. Delaware. Moderngyoutside rooms, reasonable rates.

NigE CLEAN LODGING,

35¢; MEN. 14 N. NEW JERS

STEAM EY.

$3—HOUSEKEEPING room, near bath; extra warm, clean. Walking distance. 1440 N. Alabama. :

Housekeeping Rooms

rooms, sink, : Walking dis-

$5—2 NICELY furnished utilities. Private home, _ tance. 720 E. Nin ARSENAL, | 1133 °N. rooms, private entrance. Clean and warm.

CARROLLTON, 1222—ONE__AND OROOM APARTMENTS, PRIVATE YN. _ TRAN HON

ANCE; TELEP Cnn SM ba “one-room apartent; Sole t

— Two lovely front Reasonable.

well f furnished, near bath, ase RI-3802. 1547—2 rooms, furnished, liv pe room: Sivehen; in-a-door bed; adults, ASOnAbI Ta Ee COLLEGE, is rooms, utilities, heat, __next to bath; telephone; priv. entrance, DELAWARE, 517 N. — Large clean room, rivate bath. Steam heat. Walking dis= __tance. Reasonable. ‘DELAWARE, 1229 N.—Attractive, kitchenette apartments, for 2 ink: overstuffed; phone. aR ELAWARE, 2024 N.—2 rooms, or 3 with Dilaya bath; furnished or unfurnished: Dacirie | refrigeration, heat. utilities, EAST, 914 N.—2 front rooms with alcove, _ steam heat, stoker, utilities; adults. ILLINOIS, 1717 N.—Attractive 2-room apartment, Frigidaire: also 1-room-aparte ment. Good heat. TA-1550. ILLINOIS, 2625 N.—Three rooms and bath; automatic heat; constant hot water:

clean adults;

EFFERSON, 226 N.—2 rooms and bath’ on ground floor; modern; private entrance, KEYSTONE, 439 N.—3 Unfurnished rooms, kitchen privileges. Adult family. Ga- - rage. Reasona

MERIDIAN, 1728 N. Yi front 3 rooms, bath, kitchenette, Frigidaire; moderately _ priced. TA-1592.-MERIDIAN 1927 N.—Cozy, large one-room studio a Arment, Clean, Peivate lava= tory. Phon NEW ERERY 1319 N.—Nicely apartment: fri date, bath; __heat. Phone dults PARK, 1437—Cheerful 1 front room, kitchene gute go hities, City heat: near ¢arline,

furnished excellent

RUCKLE; 1709—One room and Kitchenette, new furniture; near bath; $6. WASHINGTON, E., 1812—2-room aparte ment with sink: nicely furnished, inner- __ spring; steam heat; reasonable.

WOODRUFF, 559 W. DRIVE—Unfurnished, large room; closet, kiteheh, Frigidaire; employed: ladies. CH-6226-J

Personal Services 13

(Window Cleaners)

suildings. ABBEX Rs

334 E. Market St.

stores, tactories, Paint washing. RI-8700

Farms—Suburisan 20

113 A A. ., clear, near Si ncer, ood Merchantabie car Spe Price 5 . $2500, trade for citv property. Mr. Davis

Davis Real Estate Co. Ci-5545

10 ACRES, 2 miles southwest of Danville, Ind.; 6-room house, narn, poultry house, garage, flec., phone, nic nice Shade in J

$2250; 119 Alabama St. LI-8406 SHELBY CO., 80 acres, good 1 bldg.; Marion 00. 80 Ay RK By City. T E FARM M

JOHN D. CASE. 3510 N. ’ penn.) B-2.

ON County Line South of Oaklandon, 11 acres, good 6 m home with new roof, many EE og chix houses, | barn, 2=car garage. Bargain. John White, CH- 2505, with JACK C. CARR, RI-3526,

% ACRE IN LAWRENCE, $1650 Six rms.; lights; good well; gar.; shade; on 46th St.: paved. Y square State Road gh $250 OT CH-5728. RI-5655. GOODE & GOODE. IR-1264,

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City.

Business Property 21

Wides, or

FACTORY SPACE FOR LEASE Wa Xo ton i Hor ks aocated, 2% , in; » railroad switch. x eorinkler. truck dock.”

LE — or lodge room. Second floor, ow rental. 5324 W. Washington.

TTRACTIVELY arranged light and airy rain office. Centrally located. . phone service. RI- 6253. Tele 23

Wanted to Rent in private

Give full Box 843,

ard, by widower, ou, Po aking distance. information in first letter.

es.

Moving & Storage

(Laundry) |

12-LB. bundle washing, s 00; curtains, 20¢ IH ,pundle finished, 9c. | Call; deliver. N 5138.

(Mattresses) |

MATTRESSES. pillows, comforts. renovated, BE. F. BURKLE. 431 Ave. RI-6695. Since 1886. (Painting) jor, XeFIOF. by contract; PA o~riatetl pest references. Call TON. HA-0442,

(Paper Cleaning)

IR-7588 Paper cleaning, paint wash-

(Paperhanging)

Mass.

Pal aN The carpenter, brick work.

WALTER HARVEY. 329 S. State. DR-5740. Paberhanging built-in archwavs. GuarPAPER HANGING, ainting, plaster a | ing; gen. oD 30 yrs. exp. CH-0234.

A Sold

4 TRAUB

‘| PAPERHANGING—10c per roll; general re- OLIVE

HOGAN TRANSFER & STORAGE CORP, Moving-Packing-Demothi : LT rvice Agents a MAYFLO 5 863 Massachusetts A RI-3396 TORAGE, LI-8031,

C. TRANSFER STO! E. St. Clair, “Careful White Drive ers.” Estimates given.

Houses & Lots for Sale

$100 DOWN—953 Udell St, 6 d bath, hardwood floors, all ail steel Tifnace. new '1-car gar. Call MR. BURT, LI-2541.

16TH, 2910 W.—4-Bedroom brick, mod. and Bx fois. Priced low; terms. DILLEHAY,

, 41 N.—Vacant, 3-bedroom mod, _

bung. I Prigeq very. low; terms. DR-7925,

DS Ta mo od., new furnace; Bifisy look 1 it over. "on y $2000. DR-17925,

a, Fletcher: 6-room modern: good condition: new double garages open after November 10; $3000 . DR-do4 ~4047. ATTRACTIVE FOUR-ROOM COTTAGES Modern except basement, reason ae do Sow payment. RT 158.R. new ~Ghgice 3 Bungalows

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