Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1940 — Page 21
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1940
The Gallup Poll Shows—-
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Voters Favor Candidates Who Would Give More Help if Needed: Results by Parties About Same: Low Income Groups More Isolationist. By DR. GEORGE GALLUP
Ros American Institute of Public Opinion . May 10.—With public sentiment overwhelmingly
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against American ant into the war, political parties will take a vigorous stand to keep the country at peace. On this issue there 1s likely to be little debate or controversy.
The real issue which is almost
paign is the extent to which the United States can, or should, help Eng-
land and France short of going to war herself. Many G. O. P. ing to assess isolationist sentiment in their party an in the country. Is the public mood after eight months
leaders are try-
nantly for giving no more help than at present to the Allies. or is it for furnishing all the help the Allies sending our Army or
INSTITUTE PUBLIC
need except Navy? To get some indication of sentiment on this vital issue, the American Institute of Public Opinion put the following question before the voters in all areas of the country The question is necessarily hypothetical: no one can anticipate the turn of events which might cause opinion to shift. The results are therefore to be regarded merely as an indication of present attitude. “If you were voting for President. which type of candidate do you think you would be more likely to vote for? “1. A candidate who promises to keep us out of war and refuses to give anv more help to England and France than we are how giving them, even if they are being defeated hy Germany. “2. A candidate who promises to keep us out of war, but who is willing to give England ana France all the help thev want, except sending our army and navy.” The vote of those expressing a choice was Candidate Favering Greater Help for England and France if Needed ....
Candidate Opposing Additional Help for England and France ‘ kg | Approximately one voter mn every 10 (3 per cent) expressed no opinion The chief significance of the survey lies in the vote by political parties. Although many Republican leaders have been attempting to make the G. O. P. appear to be the party of peace and isolation and to paint the Democrats a: a party of intervention and war-mindedness, the study today finds virtually no difference in viewpoint among the rank and file of voters in the two parties On virtually all issues dealing with foreign policy such similarity of rank and file sentiment in the two parties has been found Todays comparison is as follows:
68%
ReNema- nuh. crals Yieans . Prefer Prefer Candidates Favoring Greater Help for England and France if Needed Candidate Opposing Further Help For England and France 32 3% One interesting sidelight iz that isolationist sentiment is higher among the low-income groups than among the upper
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elp Upper Income Voters cease TR% 2% Middle Income Voters ‘eraey 68 Lower Income Voters Lusi BS
ROBRERY JINX PERSISTENT CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. May 10 (U.P). —Walter Jones has a perfect record in the hat a-luck league. His service station has been robbed six times In SIX years. After robbery, Mr. Jones changed locations, but couldn't sh ake his jinx.
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BANK PROGRAM
Wendell Willkie to Attend Banquet of State Group Wednesday Night.
Nadler of New York University will discuss “Our Gold Problem” before the Indiana Bankers Association convention luncheon
Dr. Mareus
here Thursday. He will be one of the five headline speakers at the two-day éonvention
which begins Wednesday in the Clavpool Hotel. The other four will be Wendell 1, Willkie, president of Commonwealth & Southern Corp. and “darkhorse” Republican Presidential posibility; Leslie K. Curry, assistant vice president of the MercantileCommerce Bank & Trust Co, St. Louis; Angus E. Deaton, cashier-| cecretary of the Favette Bank &| Trust Co., Connersville, and Merle H. Miller of the law firm of Mat-| son, Ross, McCord & Ice, Indian-| apolis. Mr, Wednesday Naval Armory been announced talk Wednesday morning on wages and hours in banking. Mr. Deaton will speak Wednesday afternoon on “Safety Boxes—Assets or Liabilities?” Mr Miller will speak on “Recent Supreme Court Decisions Affecting Trusts” at the Thursday morning session At the Wednesday afternoon sess sion. a second talk will be given by W. R. Smith, cashier of the State Bank of Whiting. On Thursday morning George 8S Anderson, president of the First National Bank at Elkhart and W. O. Osborn, cashier of the State Exchange Bank at Culver, will lead a discussion . of consumer credit Mrs. Hugh V. Brady of Indianapolis is chairman in charge of a committee which has planned a program for the bankers’ wives. There will be a tea and fashion chow Wednesday afternoon at William H. Block Co.. a Junior League marionette show Thursday at the American Central Life Insurance Co. auditorium and a luncheon at the Marott Hotel
IODINE HELD BEST FOR AMATEUR USE
Er hi So ¥ RICHMOND. Va. May 10 First aiders should use tincture of iodine as an antiseptic for cuts. leaving mercurochrome to the physician This advice was given, in effect, by Dr. Leonard J. Piccoli. professor of pharmacology, Fordham University and American Red Cross first aid instructor, at the meeting here this morning of the American Pharmaceutical Association.
Willkie will speak at the night banquet in the His subject has not Mr. Curry will
Tincture of iodine, hic laboratory
studies show, is at least three times more powerful as an antiseptic than the aqueous solution of mercurochrome found in most first aid Kits and in family medicine chests. The 2 per cent acetone-aleohol solution of mercurochrome used by physi clans, however, is relatively as efficient as tincture of iodine, Dr. Pie-
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