Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1940 — Page 7

THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940

MOST PLANKS OF

Willkie Greets Editor

(. 0. P. APPROVED

Only Those Advocating Ban on Third Term and Critical Of Reciprocal Trade Policy Differ From Public Reaction.

GEORGE GALLUP Director Institute of Public FON. N. J. July 4—In platform as measured by

By DR.

American Opinion

of its in accord with public Institute surveys. In able instances—the planks on reciprocal trade treaties and on a constitutional amendment to prohibit third major deviation between public sentiment and the program of acadvocated at DPhiladel-

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ment idea has been opposed by a majority of voters in the two instances in which the Institute has surveved opinion on the issue lowing for fact that ment may Now at Republicans officially advocated the amendment here is how the nation has divided in previous studies

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WEDNESDAY TRAFFIC COURT

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DENNIS, Mass Gertrude Lawrence, Briti star, celebrated her birthday the American Independence Day | by getting married early today to | Richand Aldrich, Boston socialite

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137 W. Washington St. GLASSES ON (REDIT |

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PRO AMERICANS

L(uU |ican”

communistic Congress,

and champion Gene Tunney, first

session Quitman, RgI'eSS, | speech.

elected at the opening meet will hear the appeal of the TunneyPlavner

Communists constructive program yet gong to map one out

ing about tain demning fascism, five the delegation had failed to register before could |dentials

defense program | would | He | arming | liberty grams from

President | ion! Willis who thrown quin Methodist Hospital today

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UNITEATA.Y, C.

‘Tunney Bloc Seeks Definite

Resolutions to Check All ‘Isms.’

LAKE GENEVA, P.) —A rebelling “pro Amer-| delegation to the American! Youth Congress convention meets today to formulate a constructive program for combatting alleged domination of the

send Club 4 the Townsend at State and Hoyt and pie will be served from 6:30 to 7:30 p. sacred songs and prayer by

Wis, July

Michael Church of Detroit, spokes- |

man for the insurgent group led by |

Murray Plavner, supported

New York City ex-heavyweight said, “our job is to get together.’ | the first general convention today Jack McMichael, Ga., chairman of the Conwill deliver the keynote

by {

At

The credentials committee will be ing and

group that Church, leader said,

it be seated 30 Detroit antiwe don't have a| but we're

of

The Tunney delegation. number- § 50, hoped to io able to obpassage of resolutions con-| communism, naziism and but Joseph Cadden. execu-

secretary of the Congress, said

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the deadline, not be given

June 24,

delegates’ cre-

McMichael proclaimed loyalty to

| the United States in his welcoming | Homer Chalillaux,

speech last night but denounced any “behind which we our democratic rights.” contended the country overat the of individual and opposed military con-

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KUHN IS IMPROVED Improvement in the condition E. Kuhn, Chevrolet was injured Tuesday from a horse at the Algon-!( Riding Club, was reported at |)

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CIRCLING THE CITY

Report on

25 will hear reports on national convention night at Ice cream

its meeting Saturday

Aves. an hour

conducted 50 president.

m., followed by

U. G. Lobbe, Club

Y. M. Maps Program for Butler —The activities which will be | offered freshmen entering Butler University in September heing by the University ¥Y. M. C. Richard Helm, Ft. Wayne, the president, is meeting with the executive ommittee regularly on the campus this summer to draft the program he committee Butz, vice presiE Pe secretary, Gilmer, treasurer There will be an advisory profor freshmen men. a smoker all new men students and M. C. A and VY. W. C. A. o-operate in publishing

Mr. Helm

nceludes Charles lent; James Gale M

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a

book.

Liberal Club to Hear Chaillaux

before the Indiana lub, Inc., on “Social f American Citzens” at 7:30 p omorrow in the Castle Hall embly room, 230 E. Ohio St.

m., as-

Youngster in who is only window this to a concrete bruises and a at City Hosback to Jersey St.

Bruised Linda Carson, tumbled out of a norning, 12 feet suffering only After treatment she was taken 738 N. New

fell

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Convention—Town- |

of |

are | planned |

the | will | hand- |

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will | Liberal | Organization |

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‘NO HYPOCRISY," BYRNES WARNS

‘Senator Advises G. 0. P. Not

To Make Preparedness

Reports Husband Missing—Jack S. : Miller, president of the Merchants Election Issue.

| Delivery Service, has been missing| waASHINGTON. July 4 (U. P.) —

since June 3, his wife told detectives | gopuplicans received today the New yesterday. She said he had about peal's first reply to the attack

$600 when he left home, 2202 Car- jeveled by them at their recent roliton Ave. | convention at the Administration's

| nearer nih ‘ ; and | preparedness program. ~T. A, am Social— 7 4 P.-T. A. Plans Ice Cream Social— "og 10." jah0c p, Byrnes (D,

{ ro m . . ar 9501 | The P.-T. A. club of School 36, 2501 S. C). a close friend and adviser

|N. Capitol Ave, will hold an ice| prciqent Roosevelt, assailed the

Ie 50Ci¢ 5C Ir S Sredm sous) on whe . hoc Efouiy criticism of former President Hernext Wednesday afternoon. A chil-| yo. "c "Hoover as “petty.”

dren's amateur show will be pre- | In a radio address last night,

sented. Senator Byrnes warned Republicans not to make preparedness an issue in the November elections. He said that Republicans and Democrats must share alike the responsibility for failing to foresee ‘the magnitude and urgency of the danger of

Council Sponsors Pet Parade —The West Indianapolis Neighborhood Council will sponsor a “pet parade,” at 4:30 p. m. at Rhodius Park for children of Rhodius and Howard and Reisner playgrounds. Prizes will | | aggression against our hemispheric be awarded in 10 classifications and interests.”

wagon decorating, } “mn the

task of building national defense, he American people cannot political hypocrisy.” “And the worst kind of polit hypocrisy is to deceive the publio about the facts of defense to win the overall spoils of political power in a national election,” he declared. In any other nation, he said, the Republican platfrom plank under=(taking to fasten upon the New Deal {full responsibility for unpreparedness and for the consequent danger of involvement in war, would be joonsidene “Fifth Column activity.”

NAZI INSTRUCTORS LEAVE ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES, July 4 (U., P.), —The War Department announced yesterday the German military instructors with the Argentine Army nad completed their duties and that their contracts would not be ree newed. The announcement said: “The German Army informative personnel assigned to our Army, today ended their contract, which will not he renewed in accordance with a common agreement between

I the contracting parties.’

up our said, the “tolerate

ical

R. W, Phillips Dr. C.

C. R. Baker, former ber of the University of Minnesota Dental College faculty, has been named by Dean William H. Crawford of the Indiana University Dental College to head a newly organized department of oral diagnosis. Dean Crawford also announced that R. W. Phillips, 1940 graduate of 1. U, in physical chemistry, will be assistant director of the department, of materials The promotion of Dr, Henry B Morrow and Dr. Herbert P. Work man from assistant professors to full professors also was announced by the dean,

R. Baker

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