Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1940 — Page 4

e Gallup Poll Shows—

Ho IN 3 VOTERS LABELS SELF

‘INDEPENDENT’

Larger Towns Have Greater . Percentage, Survey of

With President Roosevelt urging his party to| appeal to the “independent” voter in 1940, the coming Presidential campaign may see both and Republicans doing their u ost to interest this ‘much-discussed individual who is supposed to sit on

Shot—byt Why And by Whom?

(U. P.).—While Joseph Kidwell, 25, was recovering from a bullet | wound he received yesterday, police today sought to determine | who shot him and why. + Kidwell told police he didn’t recognize the gunman nor his companion who drove the car in | which his assailant was riding. He said someone yelled at him and that a man fired as ne | walked toward the car. Physicians said the bullet | lodged between the left lung and | the shoulder blade.

PLAN TRIBUTE T0 HARRISON

Five Hoosiers Named to Federal Commission By President.

Five Hoosiers are ready to begin

WASHINGTON, Ind, Jan. 16

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memorial to President , Benjamin

Economy Priced! New Spring

President Roosevelt. The new com-

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five throughout the now prefers that

r or a person living ym. Generally speaking, the larger|the town, the greater the proportion of political independents, the survey shows.

Scarcest| In Farm Belt

This finding [plays havoc with one notion that has been cherished by some political observers — namely that the chief habitat of the elusive _ Independent was the same farming

areas that produced the Minnesota Farmer-Labor |Party or the Wisconsin Progressives. - On the contrary, the survey shows, independents are scarcest in the farm belts of the Middle West and South. Especially in the South. Here, where e tradition of the “solid South” | still remains very - strong, only ahout one voter in 10 considers himself an independent today, the survey shows, and the great majority| (70 per cent) call

ocratic strategists . however] is the fact that 20 per cent of the voters in the 13 Southern states consider themselves Republicans at this time. Further Institute surveys in months to come will reveal whether this

Republicans haope, or whether the South will continue to be the happy hunting grounds of the Democrats only.

Here Are the Figures

mission includes: Mrs. William H. Schlosser of Franklin, state Daughters of the Revolution regent; Thomas McCullough of Anderson, Daily Bulletin editor and prominent Democratic leader; Dr. Ross F. Lockridge, New Harmony Memorial Commission chairman; = Stephen Noland, editor of The Indianapolis News, and J. Russell Townsend Jr., Indianapolis Junior Chamber of Commerce president. Both the D. A. R. and the Junior Chamber of Commerce have been active in supporting the project for a memorial to the Hoosier President. Mrs. Schlosser recently presented a portrait of Mrs. Caroline Scott Harrison, the President’s wife and first national D. A. R. regent, to the society’s Constitution Hall in Washington. Previous to the enactment of the bill creating the commission and appropriating $2500 for its expenses, it was hinted that the memorial might take the form of a park nortl.

CROWE QUESTIONS THORPE EDITORIAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. Jan. 16. — Rep. Eugene B. Crowe (D. Ind.) revealed today that he has launched a ‘di-rect-by-mail” debate with Merle Thorpe, editor and publisher of Nation’s Business here. The magazine is the official publication of the United States Chamber of Commerce. In the Jannaty issue, Mr. Thorpe wrote an editorial in which he concluded that after 10 years we are no better off economically. In the same issue there appeared an advertisement by the Association of American Railroads stating:

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The survey also indicates that| “Between August and October we the Republican| Party is still the|lhad the biggest increase in traffic Simajorfiy party” at least by small ever recorded in so short a stretch ew England, the|of time.”

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New England ... 2 Mid-Atlantic { 1 East Central ... . West Central ... 38 1 Southern 2 : Less than 1%. As far as occupation goes, the Independent voter most often is a professional worker, a business man or a white-collar worker, the survey shows. Just as the typical farmer (out- - side the South) prefers to call himself a Republican,” so the typical laboring man considers himself a Democrat. The vote by occupational groups is as follows:

% Regarding Themselves as: Class Rep. Ind. Other

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Ves; add up. I think you should either

Putting these two together, Rep. Crowe wrote: “Mr. Thorpe, the. two just don’t

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