Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1939 — Page 8

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FD. R. FAILED T0 KEEP FAITH, HAMILTON SAYS

Republicans Mu Must Offer Honest 1940 Candidate, Chairman Warns.

Times Special FT. WAYNE, Ind, June 15.—The Republican Party must offer an honest platform and an honest candidate for the Presidency, John’ D. M. Hamilton, Republican National Chairman, said in a speech here. | He spoke last night at a moot convention of Allen County Repub-| licans. | He charged the Roosevelt Admin-|

' Ben B. Lindsey, jurist and authority | i 0!

| the number of eligible voters by ap-

The Gallup Poll 83 Per Cent of Voters Oppose Reduction of Voting Age to |8

4 4 & By Institute of Public Opinion 14s NEW YORK, JUNE 13.—Should [ voting age be reduced from 21 to 18? That is the suggestion of Judge!

n juvenile and marital problems, who has made the proposal in public speeches recently and who offered it to President Roosevelt during a White House conference. To measure possible support for such a plan—which would increase

proximately 4.000,000, the American Insti-|} tute of Public) Opinion h a s J; questioned a r e p resentative | cross-section of | | the present vot-| |

istration with a long list of broken, promises. Says F. D. R. Broke Pledges

“There are men who will injure their country to assure their own] elections,” he declared after quoting] from several campaign addresses | by the President. “Reluctantly and] with shame, candor compels me to! say that Franklin Roosevelt stands] today as the most outstanding of} such men’ Claiming that voters have lost| faith in the pledges of political par-| ties, Mr. Hamilton warned: | “We must not promise the impos-| sible. We must shun expediency. We | must undertake the task of restor-| ing to the American people faith | and confidence in the truthfulness. worth and sincerity of political platforms and declarations.” Citing New Deal expenditures, he| said that historians may well de-| scribe the New Deal as the “New, Debt Era.”

Claims Farm Income Down

The annual gross farm income] during the last six years has been | £8.659,000,000 including Government | payments, Mr. Hamiiton said. In the | six previous years to the New Deal, | he said, it was $10,223,000. “Instead of sanity in govern-| ment,” he charged, “instead of un-| loosening the bonds of private en-| terprise and giving Americans a chance to work and establish for themselves careers and businesses, the Roosevelt Administration has made an economic laboratory out of the nation, turned all of us into! guinea pigs for the experiments of a group of socialistically minded] young men.”

| Persons 21 to 30

VEGETABLE GROWERS T0 GONVENE TUESDAY

The annual summer meeting of the Indiana Vegetable Growers Association will be held here Tuesday. Members will watch the Indianap-| i olis Vegetable Growers Wholesale Market in operation before 9:30 a. m. | At 9:30 a. m. there will be a tour of the Real Silk Hosiery Mills and at 11 a. m. a tour of the Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. vegetable and bakery warehouses. The annual basket dinner will be held at 12:30 p. m. at Columbia Park. The afternoon program will include an address by M. K. Derrick, of the Indiana Farm Bureau. |

SEEKS T0 RECOVER $1099 INCOME TAX

A suit by Robert H. Losey, former Indianapolis auto dealer, to recover $1099.38 in income taxes alleged to, have been paid in 1935, was to be| heard today by Federal Judge Rob- | ert Baltzell. Mr. Losey contends that he should | not have been forced to pay income taxes on a $20.00 judgment he ob-| tained on property which was | worthless. He obtained the judg- | ment on foreclosure of a second] mortgage on two pieces of property | here.

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AMERICAN Eo PUBLIC ing population | in all parts of | = the country, asking: JER “Do you favor reducing the age at which American citizens can vote from 21 to 182” The survey shows that Judge | Lindsey's proposal would have the support of only one voter in six at | [the present time. The division of | | opinion is: Favor reducing age Oppose EMOCRATS are somewhat more in favor of the idea than Republicans, and lower income voters are more sympathetic than well-to-do voters. But the majority express their opposition to the idea in three principal ways, their comments show: * 1. By far the most frequent comment is that most young people under 21 are too unfamiliar with political matters to make competent voters. Many of them remark that “even at 21 you don't know very much about what's going on.” 2. Another group say young people in their teens are still “finishing their educaticn” and that there's plenty of time to vote later on. 3. The smallest group say that “21 has always been the age limit and why change?” Perhaps the most interesting vote of all is that of persons just out of} their teens—persons between 21 and | 130. They are just as much opposed | to the suggestion at the present! time as their elders:

Reduce Voting Age? Yes

Judge Ben B. Lindsey

young voters are more pro-Roose-

move to enfranchise persons 18 to 21 might be expected to throw strength to the New Deal.

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BLOOMFIELD UTILITY ASKS NEW REA LOAN

The Rural Electrification Administration today was considering the application of the Utilities District of Western Indiana, Bloomfield, Ind, for an additional loan of

$100,000. . It would be used to extend 100

Clay County. The original application covered 348 miles to serve 1438 consumers. REA already has allotted $364,000 for this project.

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. THURSDAY, JUNE 15,

Mendel Outmoded, Russ Students Say

MOSCOW, June 15 (U.P.).—The|

the famous Russian SE sci-

Mendelian law of inheritance of | entist who died three years ago— physical characteristics has clashed he was called the Russian Luther

with the Marxian theory of materialism and must go, 24 students of the Timiryasev Agricultural . Academy demanded today in a letter published in the newspaper Socialist Agriculture. There has been a controversy for several months in Russian scientific circles over the relative importance of heredity (Mendel) and of environment (Marx). They asked a new text book, based on the theories of V. T. Michurin,

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Attacking the Mendelian law of heredity as inapplicable to Marxist materialism, the students said: “We should know only as much of Mendelianism and Morganism as is seemly to know about any other outlived theory.” The reference to “Morganism” meant the theories of Thomas Hunt Morgan, director of the Kerchkoff

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