Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1940 — Page 3

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WILLKIE WORRIES STATE DEMOCRATS

h Nomination Even

Greatly Reduces Chances for Victory With #. D. R., Say Some Observers: McNutt Backers More Optimistic. By NOBLE REED

Demoof Hoosier-born

observers, including many the nomination 0. P. Presidential choice will

of a Democratic victory in the

admitted privately that they

guberna-

Pursley

the nomination; Alex Cily State Conservation M. Simmons; Judge r., of the Supremt William Dress } rank Finne State | le Licenses Division Di Mavor Reginald Sullivan and ouls Weiland, Indianapolis Eldey friend My Frank Migas and Michael East Chicago ( of Plymouth, Second District Chai Fred D. Henock of LaPorte E. Doran, South Beng Robert Batton, of Marion John F. Kelley, Glen Van Auken William Cronin, all represent the Sixth District; Paul Feltus roe County Jom M. Pari A han) William Hilleabrand ev County Cornelius O'Brien ywrenceburg: Walter 8. Chambers w Castle: Arthur S. Ball, Muncie nd James 8 Mav. Madison County he only two delegates who may vote solidly with the McHale are Mr. Peters and Mrs chief backer in the un gubernatorial contest have McHale's te Convention

State Willkie Group Thanks Supporters

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Officers of the

or-President organization, hapm candidate's st P. national convention in a statement appreciation to assisted in the campaign group gave particular recog to the thousands of volunteer the newspapers

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sing everyone

and the convention the way th

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Indiana e\ 1'¢ sed wi will Mh to the fullest

P, state

redouble Willkie extent

committer

Heaal in organizaiion al : i HERRMANN ‘oval, Chairman; Harold 3Sredell, secretary, and James Frex 1, Franci§ Broshan, Kevin Bros LLL RAL .

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executive committee mem-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

JESDAY, JULY 2,

Two Sworn In at Jobless Aid Division

These three men now form the review board of the Indiana

Unemployment

Compensation Division,

Paul Givens of Indianapolis, president of the Journevmen Stone Cutters of Indiana (left), was sworn in

yesterday as the member of the board representing labor, Macy

sworn in as the representative of employers. Everett Lo chairman of the board, representing the public. The board beAefit claims,

SEEKS BARBER OF. Pshaw LAW REVISION

hears

Have Lana

Pffft?

Question: And Artie

HOLLYWOOD, July 2 (U the swing man

Board Will Ask Assembly To Amend Prices and Hours Clauses.

Artie Shaw and

Lana Turner, hig erstwhile bride

went their separate ways toda) aid they? Even Miss Turner had her arm around him and smiled upon him for the benefit news amendment for the 1941 Legis] photographers, she said had to correct unconstftutional clauses, Moved out of his house o of the present State Barber Control Won't you please Kiss him Law, part of which was invalidated him!" she snapped. “lve by the Indiana Supreme Court las nm week y still Frank McKamey, Board secretan said that at a meeting of membel last night they decided to abandon plans to appeal the State Court's des the U

State

. as State

Barber

a Board an nounced today that it will draf

I'he

of she

CRISS just left Do you “No “What?” demanded Artie "Yes said Lana, squeezing benefit of a belated I have left him for

love him?"

y (1S

hand for the photograplyel

good. Goodby

cision to I'he clared 1

ina

S. Supreme Court Supreme Court de unconstitutional the price regulation clauses of the on the ground that the 1.ey delegated ma power to the State Board he law, passed by the 1939 Leg " = lature, gave the State Board tl yrcause hey liked swing music. It power to fix prices and hours possible that last metropolitan district upon a | had IHL tition signed by at least 80 per cent : of the barbers in the area Board fixed minimum price closing hours Incdianapolis| shops months

Last night marked Shaw's the air waves His thougit he had diminished audience, and consequently his we, when he characterized his

admiring audience as ‘morons

turn t last ours turn 0 i {

law

islature

resent

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1211s } ail I'he for

nd barber several ane YEGGS GET S165 the protest of the Independen Sa (el Rarbers’ Association, The associ: R ton brought the test in the Marion County Circuit Court ) BE. Wa appealed it to the Supreme \ when Judge Earl Cox upheld the law

ovel t cash night

station al

3 obtained S165

of cigarets last Oil filling hmngton St opel

Maupin, reported to po

case the John

toaal

Tot Summer Comfort HU Jake COOL, CLEAN, CONVENIENT Electiie COOKING”

Nicholson Gardner of Indianapolis appeals

(right) was continues as unemployment

of Hagerstown (center) disputed

TAX IS FAVORED ON WAR PROFITS

Congressmen Expected to

Back F. D. R. but Seem In No Hurry.

WASHINGTON, July 2 (U.P) President Roosevelt's request for a tax on excess profits found Congress responsive today but in no hurry to get started Chairman Pat Harrison of the Senate Finance Commitee said a bill would be introduced in about a week ° But Chairman Robert I. Dough ton of the House Ways and Mean: Committ had no plans to start Work However, it was expected t fax subcommittee headed by Rep Jere D enn would meet Dough committee must ac t as the first step in its through Congre Walter F member of Commitee, predicted ne months

on the

ne that the group's Cooper M1

S00nN

George (D Senate that

before

the

three

measure i

Several Programs Ready

Secretary of Morgenthau hn ment has “a number eady and would submit them when \ House Wavs and Means Committee a for them Cong sources the program phase A tax

porations

Henry his Depart proarams

the Treasury said

ver the SKS nessional to include at

expected least two on excess profits of individuals generally the World War

corand lines

tax

g the Of

profits

alon CXCOSS An industrial amortization plan esigned to encourage businessmen, hy means of tax write-offs, to spend pliant In oraer 1p and enlarge production of materials necessary for national

iense

money for expansion

to speed

Treadway Critical

Allen T. Treadway (R ranking minority member House tax-making group regarded President Rooserecommendation for enact ment of excess proiits levies now as attempt “to get in out of the wet, knowing there is a demand” from the people for this type of legislation With Congress

indefinite session,

Rep Mass) of the said he

velt's

reconciled to

an roauction

the

| would

WILLKIE PLANS ~3-MAN BOARD FOR CAMPAIGN

Organization of Independent Voter Groups Stressed; May Cruise Lakes.

United

LYLE CC. WILSON Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, July 2.-—~Wendell L Willkie, who ran away with the Republican Presidential nomination without previous political experience, today contemplates another precgdent-breaking move by naming a three-man board to conduct his campaign The three-man board is subject to further discussion with his asso= ciates, It would consist of a campaign manager who would be ihe executive directing 1940's Republican political activities Acting with the manager, but subject fo his direction, would be the chairman Republican National Committee, still to be selected, and some more representa tives of the candidate whose responibility would lie chiefly in organiration of the independent voter groups :

of the

personal

Davenport Considered

Russell W. Davenport, who resigned from the Fortune Magazine organization to aid Mr. Willie's campaign, is under consideration for the job of directing and organizing the independents, it was understood today Mr, Willkie is conferring on such a campaign organization with party leaders including Samuel Pryor, Connecticut National Committeeman, and Governor Harold E, Stassen of Minnesota It is understood that Mr. Willkie like his campaign manager to represent the newer and somewhat non-political element in publie affairs The preliminary campaign organization cussed tomorrow by a committee which will the candidate

problems of will be disnational subadvise with

Promises Denied Mr. Willkie ans

that he haa pledges, inregarding apother official acts in his

vacation

denied mede promises direct or contingent, pointments he ¢ I'he ously mn upon Aa

or election Willkie which varihas been for WisconColorado appeared to center tramp steamer aboard which the candidate hopes to cruise the Great Lake Meanwhile, it parent NO

Roosevelt had be

vent of headed

had become apWillkie and Presi-

gull a contest

that aent ol wits

I'wo Feel Each Other Out

each thrusts hammer mid-cams-

The two men are feeling other out w tentative which ledge hlow 2G Df im

In foretell the expected paign Mr. Roosevelt led off i

ton with

Washinglaughing suagestion [ter Mr, W nomination, that the Republican candidate might have omething with the failure electrical in the White House [1 simple enough jest on the surface, But it was the spot where Demohope o find Mr, Willkie's penetrahle his utilities execu-

ilikia’s had to do power

was a

aimed at oral armor record as Aa

soft and public Live Mr, Willkie tentative he 1S A “H 1} told his here

Roosevelt

came back with =a {o the charge that lawyer Street lawyer’ nee quesFranklin D was right

answel Wall

am a

Kireet Wall he press conifer bd. 18

His office

reet

toners

across the si The chambers in practiced law are buildings separated cne block from the famous Wall Mr, Willkie resigned the dency the Commonwealth & Southern Corp. Ve and ex-

which both men in neighboring by Nassau St, its intersection with presiof

terdayv

pects

to divest himself of all bani:-

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RIVER YIELDS BODY RISING SUN July 2 (U Rivermen today recovered body of Mrs, Catherine Flowers, Cincinnati, O, who was drowned In the Ohio River with two other women when their boat overturned

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NORWICH, N. Y Wendell Willkie, ‘belongs people of the United States no one in this country seek gain from his candidacy,” Harold E. Stassen (R.), declared last night

July 2 Ind to and personal Governor Minnesota

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