Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1939 — Page 4

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New Dealers See Texan as :... Rallying Point for Conservatives.

: By THOMAS’ L. STOKES Hi ‘Times Special Writer

*’ WASHINGTON, Aug. “tween sips of iced tea or juleps, ~Washington excites itself in the jeurrent . -hot spell over the publicly ‘sexpressed preference of Rep. Sam { Rayburn, majority leader of the { House, for Vice President Garner as {the 1940" Democratic _nominée for | Président.

{ Both men are from Texas. “They.

«have been - close friends for years. ‘Rep. Rayburn was manager of Mr. +Garner’s unsuccessful’ bid for the ‘Presidential nomination in 1932 at i Chicago. This would seem to be a usual alliance in ordinary times.: But ,stanch New Dealers are choosing +10 recognize in the Vice President { the leader of what is popularly jcalled “the conservative wing” of ‘the Democratic Party. They blame ‘him largely for the revolt against the New Deal in the last session of ‘Congress. They see him as the ‘rallying: point for anti-New Dealers in the 1940 convention.

News Well Timed

Since Mr. Rayburn has been leadter of the Administration forces in ithe House, his announcement there*fore takes on significance, especially ‘since it came on the heels ‘the roar of approval with which the :Young Democrats responded at . Pittsburgh to. the clarion call of Mayor “Ed Kelly, boss ‘of Chicago, :for a Roosevelt third term. «The Pittsburgh ovation was clev“erly managed. 4 ‘Likewise the Rayburn dnnounce‘ment was timed in its circulation shere, for it had been published in Texas two weeks before, in a gen-

seral story giving the Presidential

preferences of Texas Congressmen. { .Sam Rayburn now is being pri“vately called all sorts of names by ithe New Deal plus, although he ‘has piloted son the Administra‘tion’s most Be and most contested reforms through the House. Even before he was Floor ‘Leader, he engineered the Truth-JIn-Securities Act, the Securities Ex] ichange Act, the Public Utility Hold‘ing Company Act.

Has Fought Revolt

Since becoming leader he has stood loyally by the Administration and fought vigorously to stem the Jtide of revolt which has swept up from time to time, notably in the ‘closing days of the recent session. »He has taken the floor in personal +pleas to the membership. t The New Dealers’ wrath expressed itself in whispered threats that Sam ‘Rayburn might be thrown out of his ‘leadership post at the next Con;gress. Nobody who knows the House ‘takes such |a threat seriously. Nor «would the President permit such a “gesture. i A stanch New Deal Congressman, Rep. "John J.| Cochran (D. Mo.), came to the defense of Mr. Raysburn today. He said he did not +know of a single Democrat who “would vote to!supplant the leader *“because he has done the natural thing, and indorsed his friend and fellow Texan, Garner, for the Presidency. »

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WESLEYAN CHURCH * RENAMES OFFICERS

FAIRMOUNT, Ind, Aug. 17 (U. P.) —The Rev. E. J. Pitts of Fairmount today was elected to his fifth term as president ‘of - the Indiana conference of the Wesleyan Methodist church. - About 200 ministerial and lay}

ference today in addition to many visitors. - | Other officers chosen, all re-elect-ed, were: The Rev. Amos M. Jackson of ‘Marion, vice president; the Rev. A. E. Beyler of Marion, secretary; the Rev. Mr. Pitts and Mr. Jackson, members of the board of trustees. Oren Felton of Fairmount and John D. Williams of Marion were chosen lay members of the board. E. F. McCarty of Lansing, Mich., connectional representative of the Wesleyan Church, will address the conference later today.

STRIKE FAVORED IN BENDIX CORP. VOTE

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. 17 (U. P.).—Members of the Bendix Corp. local of the United Automobile Workers’ Union have taken a strike vote, with 90 per cent recording themselves as in favor of a walkout, it was learned today. James McEwan, president of the local, admitted that the strike vote was taken at a meeting last night because of various grievances which have been “piling up” over a period of time. These involve discharges of union members, rates of pay and

‘other incidents.

EXTEND DOG QUARANTINE SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. 17 (U. P.)—The Board of Health today continued for another 30 days the absolute quarantine on all dogs in South Bend. The original order was issued July 17 after scores of citizens had been bitten by stray

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dogs, many of which were found to have rabies.

- Committee members met yesterday to complete plans for the Silver Jubilee Hiawatha Pageant to be sponsored by the Boy Scouts’ at their reservation Sunday. Seated (left to right) are Roy Badollet, C. O. Janus, Arthur R. Baxter, Gen, D. T. Merrill, Col. J. H. Davidson and Ross Brown. . Standing Qeft |

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LEVELAND, Aug. 17 (U. PJ — “Singing Sam” Sapolsky, the

barber who gives a shave, haircut |

and a song in five minutes, foday was invited to meet a rival on the barbers’ battlefield. Arthur Porter, 63-year-old tapdancing barber, ‘issued the challenge George L. Mark, a man of receding hair. : “If Sapolsky can do a shave and a haircut faster than Art Porter, we'll - buy him a toupee,” said Mark. “If he loses, he can buy me one!” ; “We’ll supply our subjects and our own weapons,” Mark added

to right) are G. L. Hayer, Sheriff Al Feeney, Lieut. Rex Risher of the State Police, Ernest Cohn, Wally

Byrne, F. O. Belzer, Scout executive, Traffic Captain Lewis Jonson, Harper J. Ransturg. and Stanley L.

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Times Special "PLYMOUTH, Ind, Aug. 17.—The Annual Marshall County Horse Show. was to be held at Plymouth

Centennial Park today. . There are six classes of sucking

of stallions which will follow the classifications of colts was to be a feature of the morning schedule. A: pulling contest with light and heavy teams was to be judged this afternoon by show officials and Loren Lemert and Lloyd Zehner

TRUCKER SAY

{Perkins said, “and told me they

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way hijackers, : James 5 Perkins,

ting good and sick of the experience. ; So when two gunmen drove along side his truck 12 miles north of| Dayton, O., today and’ ‘ordered: him to pull over and. stop, ‘Mr. Perkins

Gunmen Open Fire

The gunmen opened fire and|. peppered the rear of the truck’s trailer with bullets. Six lodged in the gate. Then they discovered it was all a case of mistaken identity. “They pulled up. along side,” Mr.|

picked the wrong truck. They dimmed their lights and drove south. I kept right on coming west to Richmond, where I called police. “I guess they thought the truck was loaded with cigarets.. But they must have been amateurs or they'd have made me pull over.”

Getting Used to Holdups

Mr. Perkins admits he turned almost as cold as the cargo of frozen fruit he was carrying from Columbus, O., for his employers, Bessire & Co., Inc. “Sure, I was afraid last night,” he confessed. “But I'm getting used to holdups. Once I was held up and robbed of $4.80 and a $60 check while driving in Indianapolis. An-

from Louisville.. The bandit took lanterns and pecans.” Mr. Perkins is not afraid to drive at night, he stated, but he doesn’t like to stay up the next day. Se he excused himself:

were to exhibit their trained riding horses.

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other ‘time I was held up coming}

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TUSCOLOOSA, OSA, Ala, Aug. 17 (U. P.).—A total of 15,962 persons, largest number in the history of the University of Alabama, registered for work in all divisions of the unij= versity during the last year. Enrollment for the regular win-

rolled for:the summer school and 8032 were ‘enrolled in the extension division, officials said.

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{who robbed them of $200 June 4. He {denied the robbery.

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tique razor or a new one.”: Mark ran a thoughtful “hand over the smooth surface of his. head. “That toupee will come in mighty handy.”

BROTHER WALTER’S SERVICES ARRANGED

Times Special NOTRE DAME, Ind. Aug. 17.— Funeral arrangements were being made today for Brother Walter; C. S. C.,, a missionary in India for 17 years, who died here yesterday. He was 49. : Brother Walter organized and directed St. Gregory School, Dacca, India. His health’ began failing shortly after his return here last summer to attend the general chapter of. the Congregation of . Holy Cross. He is slirvived by a sister. sr BUICKS TO ROLL MONDAY FLINT, Mich.,, Aug. 17 (U.P.).— President ' Harlow Curtice of the Buick division of General Motors said today that production of 1940 model cars, starting next Monday, would be one of the greatest manufacturing programs in the com-

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