Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1939 — Page 16

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SHOWN IN POLL

Majority Indicajes Faith in

~ Business’ Plans for Recovery.

Ee By DR. GEORGE GALLUP American Institute of Public Opinion

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—Important new evidence that the trend of American , public opinion today is toward relatively orthodox economic thinking rather than toward the newer economic views of Administration leaders is contained in the results of an American Institute of

Public Opinion survey dealing with the present State of busi-

iv 1932 the issue has been whether the ideas of business or the ideas of the New Deal should prevail in the attempt to bring about economic recovery. Democratic leaders have contended that the bld orthodox views of

AMERICAN INSTI

PUBLIC’OPINION

- ‘businessmen put the country into * dépression and that the New Deal

is bringing it out of the depression. Does the public share this view? Do the voters look more to the Administration than to big business for help in solving present-day

economic problems? To resolve this issue the Ameri-| can Institute” put the following * question to a cross-section of voters . in every state:

“Do you think that, to create new

‘ jobs and reduce unemployment, it

would be better to follow the ideas of big businessmen or the ideas of Administration?” The vote was

Voters Saying Businessmen 55%

Voters Saying Administration .

One interesting sidelight is that more than one-third of Democratic voters think it would be better to follow the ideas of businessmen rather than the Administration. The party vote follows:

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Favor Busi- Favor Adnessmen ministration . |Demoecrats.. 36% 64% “Republicans 96 4

If dissatisfaction wish the eco-

nomic ideas of the New Deal in-

creases, there may be important political repercussions. In fact, such repercussions are already be-

ginning to show themselves.

The November election showed a

- NEW DEAL IDEAS

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tressing but seldom fatal effects.

and elderly relatives.”

should ban the sale of swing music? records at drug stores, as city officials did at nearby Clifton. Bacteriologically, the affliction was described as follows: “The poison may cause a sudden reaction in the body, in which cases the individual (usually between the ages of 15 and 25), without any warning symptoms, is thrown abruptly into the throes of the disease, or the reaction may slowly build up to full vigor, requiring a month or more completely to .possess the victim. “The poison apparently is carried to all parts of the body by the bloodstream end seems to affect certain of the endocrine glands, notably the adrenal. and parathyroid.

Endurance Developed

“The stimulation of the adrenals results in unusual strength, daring | 0 and endurance . . . the stimulation of the parathyroid gland results in excessive nervous activity as Is

COMPANY AGAIN HALTS SEC QUIZ

Transamerica’s ‘Witnesses Refuse to Supply Firm Data.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 15 (U. P).—

marked trend toward the Republic- |The Securities and Exchange Com-

an party in a band of states stretching from New England to the Middle West. And a recent Institute study found that many voters are now beginning to link prospers ity and the Republican Party together in their minds. This study asked voters: “Do you think business would be better or worse today if we had a Republican President?” Among those who expressed an opinion, the majority said they

thought business would be better under a Republican President. The

vote of those with opinions was:

| Better Under Republican. .60% Worse Under Republican ..40

Virtually all Republicans (96 per cent) with opinions said “better.” But as many as one-third (33 per cent) of Democrats with opinions also said “better.” If the trend of sentiment continues away from the economic thinking of the New Deal, it seems

+ . clear that the Democrats will face

a difficult problem in 1940. They will have to combat the feeling that prosperity would be made more certain by following the ideas of big business and by returning to Republican léadership. And their problem will be intensified if, in 1240, there happens to be a downswing in the business cycle.

LA FOLLETTE SEEKS ASSAULT INQUIRY

Strike Probe Witnesses Intimidated, Charge.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Attorney General Murphy had been asked today to investigate charges of alleged assault on two Senate Civil Liberties Committee witnesses by

Capt. Dewey Jones, of the Repub-

lic Steel Corp. police. The investigation was asked by Senator Robert M. LaFollette Jr. (Prog. Wis), chairman of the Com‘mittee. The Senator advised Mr. Murphy that Capt. Jones had appeared privately before the Committee and “admittéd substantially” charges o assault and intimidation made by Bernard Rebuck and Howard Cavan, mechanics of an Elwood, Ind., automobile agency. Mr. Rebuck and Mr. Cavan were witnesses before the Committee during its inquiry into strikes involving Republic Steel Corp.

BOOKSELLERS ' GIVE ANNUAL AWARDS TO 4

NEW YORK, Feb. 15 (U. P).— The annual awards of the American

' Booksellers Association today. had

been presented to David Fairchild, author of “The World Was My Daphne

du Maurier, “Rebecca,” (favorite novel); Margaret Halsey, “With Malice ‘Toward Some,” (most

original); Anne Morrow Lindberg, “Listen! The Wind,” (favorite nonfiction). The awards were bronze paper weights in the form of a pen book.

SR: When PR.LOLDS CAUSE SORE THROAT

DNSILINE:

mission’s investigation of the Transamerica Corp. huge Pacific Coast holding company, was delayed again today by refusal of witnesses to testify or produce corporation records. The hearing was adjourned until March 20 at the request of SEC counsel O. John Rogge, who will confer with SEC commissioners before acting on “the most outrageous case of contumacy I have ever heard.” Two courses of action are open to the SEC against four “witnesses who yesterday defied, on advice of counsel, the agency's right to subpena records. They are: Ask the Federal Court to direct the witnesses to produce the records or face contempt charges. Take the witnesses into court directly on a criminal charge. The 1934 Securities Exchange Act provides for a $1000 fine or one year imprisonment, or both, for refusal |, to testify or to produce records in|r answer to a SEC subpena. Charge False Statements

The SEC began the hearings last month to determine whether TransAmerica’s capital stock should be barred from trading on Néw York, Los Angeles and San Francisco stock exchanges. The SEC alleges. that Transamerica’s statement contained “false and misleading statements.”

The conflict between the SEC and Transamerica witnesses was the second since the hearings started. The first dispute is pending before the District of Columbia Court of Appeals. Hearings have been set for March 6. Yesterday’s controversy involved trading by Pacific Coast Mortgage Co. in Transamerica stock.

Transamerica, elaims shat Pacific Coast Mortgage was sold to A: O. Stewart in 1932. The SEC contends that Transamerica continued to exercise influence in the company after that date.

FOUND DEAD IN HOME

LOGANSPORT, Feb. 15 (U. P.) — Mrs. Ella Beckley, 75, widow of Lou Beckley, former Cass County sheriff, was found dead in her home here yesterday, Coroner M. B. Stewart attributed death to a heart attack and said she had been dead about three days.

——— SET STATE VICTIM'S RITES

TERRE HAUTE Feb. 15 (U. P.) — Funeral arrangements were made today for James Gurbach, 53, who was killed instantly in a slate fall yesterday in a mine near here.

When Jitterbug Grabs Hold

HACKENSACK, N. J, Egb. 15 (U. P.).—The jitterbug has been put under the microscope at Bergen Junior College and found to have dis-

Its bite is distinctly poisonous, according to the report of Clifford H. Coles, and “produces a heart-rending effect upon the victim's parents

The analysis was inspired by a controversy over whether city officials

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Wednes,, Feb. 15, ° 1939

FRAZER—Cliflord P of 5230 E. 34th, b loved husband ot Lilian. father off Rich:

ard, nry brother of Ho Be Mrs. Ril J fits Rn

Fun bray eparted ce later. further ay: Funeral call. MOORE KIRK, 806.

entered ine rest

GASTON—Rosa May, ered { Sat

bb age 63 years, mothes of Mrs. py xd 1 of a ley Ant ny of Columb 3 Jrand, mothe of arilyn. Jean Gaston. eral Friday ; 3 a -U. B. Church 11th do iney Sts. Friends may call at residence, 820 N. xedo, after 7 p. m. Wednesday, until Tixee of service, HERRMANN-—Ad Parkview, Beloved husband of Fors father of Mrs. Edna McCor pndian spolis; Mrs. Jeanette ie of Pr nd Herrmann 3 Gary, & ay, Edd 5342 ashingto Burial Brownstown. Friends Bavited:

HOLLORAN- Michael. be husband 0 Alice Holloran, seed abana, oa Sornertne ai) jw! 8 or rvolitod ave” Prien all at IREY

ve, 5 MORTUARY, f fae Funeral Hagler 3 8:30. § a the ary, 9a LN 8S, Peter d Paul Ca Cathe: | ends invited. rd

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JONES—James, ‘cloved father of, MIs, Lillian Sparks, M Edith. Albert J ~Seuyn | Jone. oi ot Det) oit. ch.

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JONES-—M Mary, M mother of Glen ts,

Secesseq) Jones, mother of st Kivi ye ones.o Ga Neand. § Sor of Mrs, Jt Settle regtors, rs. Anna away Feb. 15 at the resident, 3 Cal. houn Friends Bay tal GYM. CHA 2398 Shelb y st a ay me. Funeral services n

erine’s Church, 9 a. Thursday. rmeat New Crown Cemetery

Honda obbie, age 13. on of _Bobert u

artha Harve Feb. 14. s Methodist i

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OCH~—Lillie May, entered into rest MonBOCH: ¥ ot Ars ® Georg

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MAMOUTH—Frieda, of Schererville, Ind. wife of Mike. Aabouth, sister of Herman Hupke an rs. Martha Mayer of won," napolis, and Paul Hupke of Dayay Monday at

O! jac ro ect, here services will be Thursday, Li . ‘Interment | Crown Hill, Friends invited.

MIDDELTON -— Richey S.. age 67. teloved

husband Mary Stemple Middelton, ather tr Las and David Middelton, : Jrother of Fulton Middelton and Mrs. a, Gould, passed Jway a vsay. Fuet 1: 3.0 from IrvA ington M. E. inuroh. riends may call HIRLEY CR TRAL CHAPEL,

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PRENATT—Robert L., passed awa Tue day. age 38 years, ‘husband of Florence Prena t, son of Mr. and Nirs natt, brother of Mrs. *Kainrsn Mahoney.

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THOMAS—Anna Sei, rest Monday at the Tr son, Edw Yrhom 923 “central Ave ae 34 ars. oye of Mrs, erson of Columbus, 0. Miss Bay le, Re! Cal.. ed M., oS ope

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WATT Mary E., age 87, beloved sister of att and Mrs. Estelle Reser) passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, pa .; from the Flackville M. B. I urial Crown Hill. Friends may call at residence, State Road 52, 2 mile south of Flackville. from 6 p. m. Wednesday until noon Friday, and at the church after 1 p. m. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

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APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts eladlv shown HIZ-1328.

1232-34 Broadway

2 rooms and sun room; unfurnished; heat and water furn. See custodian. 1227 Park, Apt. 7. ;

GENERAL APARTMENTS,

22 W. Vermont.

NC. 01-2439. $35—SUMMIT N., 24—~Aiiractivs unfurnished apartment: rooms: Kelvin ator, stove: adults: OT lag LI- 2027.

$36.50—4400 E.—Beaut. bedrm, apt., stove. Others. HE-4466. BROADWAY AND 10TH—-"H ughler furnished bedroom. redecorat Silities: also two bedrooms: adults; reduced. BROADWAY, 2438—Beautifully furnished 3 artment, upstairs: roll away bed; running water; sink. CARROLLTON. S830 Unlirpished “upper 4 rooms: bath: private: refrigerator: so __ rage. Heat, water furnished. HE-5072. KENW

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ooD. . 2735—3 Rooms. Kitchenette, bath, furnished modern apartment; utilities: heat: $5.50. RI-2234. LOCKERBIE, 612 — Unfurnished, strictly modern; heat, refrigeration, hot water; $27 50. See custodian. LI-8080. BiR-2593. RID! —Furnish one, twoMn IAN NS hooray No od one; ‘nettes. _ Hotel Sores pu 43. ga 1200 NORTH—Splendid bedroom apartment: unfurnished; A-1 electric retriz__erator; .. ‘employed & adults: $32.50. BR-2005. NORTH, 84TH—Near r Shortridge; six-room On: Slegantly furnished. Refrigeragcub , Garage. | $65. BR-2008. . 1008—3-room, nicely y _furaished, Ba good heat, hot water. #6. LIPARK 1801—5-Rm. up r duplex, Aceping Bo rch. Heat and wa jeching ros. LI-3814. 28 8 * ilinots, 2056—Unfurnished, 3. rooms, uppe aR at strictly y private. Utilitie: Ae References.

— Very attractive, coms plete! furnished, efficiency apa. tm all “utter. frigidai e, pds oh [LADCe] apnrec Adults, references: $37. 50. RI- ois “on. 4679

AUTIFUL well-furnished three-roo: ‘abartment. All Uttiioiee, 1301 I, ala bama, Apt..1 LI-1959, RI-7948. -Unfu: 5 ogH: eat: 0TH, 18 fn Fulghisd. § oom 4 mt. __ HE-4226. . 12TH—Unusually la tvio ‘bedPe nr. unfurnished, Yio sets 2¢ iar a= tion, range: garage: reduced, RI .4202. Get. 1 want ac results in Tne Ee at lowest word rates: in the city. Phone RI-5551 for quick results at low cost.

HOUSES |

Houses for Rent 19

Rooms With Board 15

PERSONAL RENTAL SERVICE

Walter Folkerth—East Side Agent. 2815 E. Washington. CH-3580

MOD.

617 E. 522

+ garage.

: Karage:

; water

Count alone to read vour want e Times, Results at lowest word rate on the city. Phone RI-3551. 1

-| Hotels

Housekeeping Rooms

62,152 subscribers every day In Marion a

TALBOTT, N. 2338—Large. warm room for elderly person. Meals optional. Phene.

$4.60 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

HOTEL—359 W. Rh hington; ible, 50c; singl Se a Seek] 3. Dormitory "beds, 986: eat, hat water; morning ¢

HOOSIER HOTEL Outside rooms;

city hea showers all rms. 440 Mass. $950" UB paths,

rooms; ‘dou , $2.50 ‘and “lirge ‘lobby,

$5—1 ROOM, kitchenette; extra warm

Sona: 420. Open. : glean: & sink; walking distance; 1440 EST, 1139 | 5 “Rms... bath........$17.50 Be ELTON i803 rent rast DAKOTA: 1133 Bok Hooms.. . io. 11.00 ON ront rooms: YENRINGS BROS. 288. fi. LI-Sl4 TEE oi ficapor bed: [private ley

$5 UP—TOVELY : Sa apartme - nished; sink, Private Sariment 148s

1134—Large room, ki

BROADWAY, site; sink; 84 Small room, $2.00. Bona

ROOMS

Rooms Without Board 14

$2.50—NEXT bath: also cheerful front, 1 or 2 employed 2 Sle garage, breakfast

optional. oH ew sey. 1217 N.-—Attrac-$3. 5h Nev Jae every modern convenience: city heat: 4 baths. ADWAY. 3123; large, comfortable. 9 room, near bath; ‘private home; TE TA-2834. ENTRAL, 23D—Modern, unturnished rooms. jens reduced for man's service. room,

_ 520 E. 30" NTRAL. 3710—Desirable I: ge. _tleman. HA-1598 :

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ment. ah a a: . TA-1649. E, 2717; clean, Yarn room, pri-

COLLEG! ET entrance, Jnnerspr ing; stoker heat.

__ Employed ye ) T 13 real home ( Pl. Sr well furn.; brkfst Sea. HA

| N.. a0i—Comtgriani Tivate = home: zo: heat; close bath: business

lady. . CH-6518-W ow : TLLIN iS, 1907 1 N.. rivate room, avaLNG, I steam; large closet; refined | __home; garage. N.—Sitting bedroom for 2;

{LLIOIS. 271 He p! vileges: meals optional; gar-

N.—Comfortable sleepng, De constant hot water; age. . N.. 517—Ro0 next bath: walking distance; ate 1

ba : a a reference.

1521—Large warm Ih

HE 2 or 5 next bath; TORE:

NOW 3023— (Across Brookside Park) “lovely vely 1° trent. suitable 1-2; board option

PARK A RE IE 52 Blecolng zaoms; large nl private bath: a VYLVANIA, 2101 N.—Apt. 3; attrac Na tile bath, showst, sted heat, private entrance; gentlém ENNSYLVANIA, 1807 TEEN large di ed near bath, twin beds, good heat;

; greasonabie. Tabi ai — N. 1851—Front_- room, ry BEAUTY ACADEMY Houses for Rent 19 Are closets. *tiersprings, %o0d heat. th Floor Kresge Bag, : | on rise Trent os SALEM, —Nicely furn Tont, near dene or bedsld mild mental, {ll— 2335 COYNER - bath; To good heat; gentledr ral or de sare; reasonable: Sivoo mo galow oahu . OE aon bungal sokiide Ww WRINTO 23—Large front. Shirts A Hm, an orig: irs. 3 Ocel- Ri: for? : pest. 8 Soka ETRSR and, Gay Fiedroom; private home; : D 115 ATH LIGHT ROOM: NEAR soca si Jae HOOSEVELT ATE. [PR OE AR, 3 ub es Internati room semi.m: ern Jingle (Gilera);

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‘BROADWAY, 1403—Lovely front 3-room kitchenette «en aparment, next bath. Clean, CAPITOL, N., 734--Room, tte; first floor; stoker (eat: dult - Som Apaitment: telep hone. > CAPITO mE Two @ oy Ny Muowe SS so fr

Sleeping. newly decorate CARROLLTON, 1 1130 Oneal stir attra live 2 large modern rooms, private ba. g osoraieq, Sink, BE aperTIngt lee rivate eo 3-way ventilation, utilities. Adults, = CARROLLTON, 1529—Two rtment, sink in kit Kitchen; next bath; the Utiiclee: he

COLLEGE 15 “5a — NEON TURN v RANGE. ADULTS. als

1155 — 2 Room Ei Bicely fi furnished apartment: Fo

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tira ished, near 130, overstuff

eat. Lue . LL EUCLID, N., 100 — Apartm ment, V tian blinds, rien. Dustin. G. E, in-as door, steam, phone.

rooms nicel Enisned; Ww HO itieg: eh 8: private ‘entrance; iP. 6

ILLINOIS, N,, 1808 — Clean Too new decorated, everything {prnished, $3. sleeping, = Jaa. SY

AL, °% 3-Room es, Sten heat. inner Private entrance. Ci PARK. T01—0ne la front keeping r downstairs. ¢ Reasonable. Lo ae PARK, 1332 -1oyels, warm, aR ment; all utilities - private ! reasonable. | LI-¢

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near bath; sink: hot. water, carne. ’ 4-93.50; 2-room_& 8 Pioriiate. Novis papered. - ater & ONION. 1405=7 an a : di og ished _ or ds Surnishe HA- tu aishen: Ls WALCOTT. N.. 439—3- : ment; util. furnished: lower: y a Co Complete. 3 oF -1 after 3 p.m 4 "Wo CAE