Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1940 — Page 2

PAGE 2 .. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1940

HOOSIER (; () P Gallup Poll Shows Willkie Topped Dewey CHICAGO INFLUX maak And Jott in Public Eye Before Nomination T0 CONVENTION

SPLIT ON MARTIN zm omen | ie SET AT 100,000

PRINCETON N. J, July 8-—-A [r=] en comple. 2d picture of .he astonishing ®,

popular rise of Wendell L. Willkie * 6 Some Believe Indiana Man Should Have Been Chosen; ..'. uni-and file Republican chotce ny i 1 Stores Expect $10,000,000

McNutt Moves Offices to Chicago Despite for ve Presidéncy—onie of OO 08g, Harvest as Democrats . . revealing case studies of a Presi- y | Pessimism of ‘Insiders. | dential boom ever made—shows that "eas, 52 Converge on City. > 0 in the final days before his actual w, By NOBLE REED oe oy i+ CHICAGO, July 9 (U P).—The w 1 i$ 3 - 1 Hie i i . ¢ { ne In leaders today were divided in . “ Ikie passed all 4, convention that nominates the their opinions over t lecision to select Rep. Joseph W. other G. OQ. P.can- ik Democratic Party's Presidential |

: i; qidates and be- 3 ' \ 5 %h bah sve» for WW Ga S 8 : - -dolMartin Jr. (R. Mass 1s the campaign manager for Wen- PY the LIES! Rise of - candidate will be a 10-million-dol

; r : ve : re * lar show which will bring at least Villkie q cholce of his par- . . i dell L. W Ihe, . iis \ :3 ty’s “grass-roots w illkie W ith 100,000 visitors to the nation’s secMany of them thought that an Indiana man should have AMERICA membershio GOP Voters ond largest city | been given the post to add a little more Hoagie flavor to As late as March

—_— 9 ANION From every state and the terriLIC OPINTON f this year the : the nominee ampaigl A ————— nation-wide Sur- tories convention delegates, party |

The State Rey an Com- vs of the American Institute of officials, semi-official visitors. and 3 4 4 { . = 4 uoil Opmion consuctiea among mittee wer 18 re bic an voters in all parts of

fun-seeking tourists will pack the ommend forma 1 ) t found less than

hotels and the Chicago Stadium, I 1 per cent naming "11lIKie as thei pointment H Y | Sl a HR ® wealthy Indiana A ice fon )f ominaiion 1 Po nm se Me G. O. P. hominee was scarcely

where the convention sessions will the pos : 1 ¥ known at all the West and Mia-

be held, starting July 15. pressed at SUrvevs i ated Cambridge Cy Woman West we surveys rmicatea,

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The Democrats are meeting this 'hen, according to successive In-

vear in the same hall where they | Heads Western Women's stitute studies, began a Willkie

nominated Franklin D. Roosevelt end that gathered momentum with WE

for the first time in 1932, under physical conditions almost identical with those eight years ago. Q : the passin eeks., until the actual Division in Campaign. fo DE a Ray a W\- City Spends £175,000 By DANIEL M. KIDNEY How Willkie sentiment mounted hicago spent $175,000 to get the! Times Staff Writer . in the last davs of the ra ce is shown May 8 May 1) May 31 June 12 June 21 June 27 convention—a cash pdyment of WASHINGTON July 3] v the fact that on June 21 just $125,000 plus the cost of preparing Ct Re) i AMDbIIAEe three davs before the convention the Stadium, printing tickets and to be a vice m pened in Philadelphia—the popular How Mr. Willkie’s popularity increased with rank-and-file Re- similar perquisites te was Dewer. 47 per cent. Willkie. Publicans. In March (not shown on above chart) Mr. Willkie received In return. the Association of per cent, Taft 8 per cent, and the | less than 1 per cent of the mentions. | Commerce believes city merchants 1ain of the vote scattered { will receive 10 million dollars if the yzen other candidates convention runs the five days it is scheduled, The association believes each visitor will spend at least $20.

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candidates before the actual con-joverwhelming majority of Repub-| vention-balloting began tlican voters swinging behind the > This proved to be the case {party nominee, 89 per cent approvied during = fr 11 section f ing the choice of Mr. Willkie. This! convention period. the ‘rom all Se Sous of the 1 vy CY course increase a There will be 1094 votes on the ! r "1 +} 3 . a " gl 1a OF CX S¢ 1CTreas as . \ t next regular ballot—sent 7° QYEHE Ob Inlgrviewing t} arty leaders unite behing the Presidential roll call, but alternate Inu : ; ES ty Tuesd 1i i »- the part paders unite behing B | . ' terviewers in all parts of the be ween Tuesday night and the at lll delegates and split votes in which ntry late Tuesday night, June 25| idl nomination of Mr. W illkie on [several men cast fractions of one tained the usual question for Thursday night--show the Yohowe | Here's How Boom Grew vote will boost the delegate strength : Cin ives 11 1 i ay r D voters: “Whom would NE division of sentiment % Favering |t0 approximately 3000. 1 3 y IE : ’ 3 ~ v2 1 ) p r . 3 "sy ¢ u like to see elected President this Final Pre-Nomination Survey Willkie |, Oliver A. Quayle Jr. eo od yr A . March 24 : Less than 1 © | the national committee, predicte et 23 .. "es s the ] 2 Wendell Willkie $ret i ° MaY B .iciiiiicioee 3 that for each delegate there would ticians had pointed out that if Thomas E. Dewey ..... ‘vr Mav 13 : 5 [be nine or 10 semi-official visitors RE NE ul'™ ul’ id : ‘ Rebert A. Taft 13 . Prt trrs :

th Ww kie boom were continuing i ibagly Pay 14 Mav 3 a i 10 | such as state candidates and com- Th i 6 59 among the rank-and-file at its pre- All others Sarre June chbbbbbbbun 17 mit! ee members e ew u C ess

rate, Mr. Wiilkie could be ex Balloting which took place after! June 21 .... 29 { The Stevens Hotel is the official

to pass the other leading the actual nomination shows the June xn thseuins Bia [convention headquarters C 0 m i ie C U RTAI N — Shiny — ‘Presidential Law’ Missing | p e

The City Hall— One feature of most past convenions may v be missing ror a in d D RA p E R Y S e i Th f B B y H 'neertainty about Mr. Roosevelt's Q Uuzil- Uuziz ou ear "TON 1 FEAR Wi ntentions toward a third term may The set includes an overdrape 50 inches wide. For Only—

Capehart a Triana. & t Wak I'o st } 101 the Phenomenal

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eliminate the familiar “Presidential

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row” where aspirants for the nomi- 87 inches long . . . of pin dot marquisetie in

Is the Budget Question Bee lon hold open house in hotel Green, Blue, Peach, Gold . .. with ivory rufSi ——— suites.

fles and colored rayon loop edge. Drape it notable exception is Paul V. :

By RICHARD LEWIS 'ent roof came with the Hall in 1000 EXport Only to Canada and MeN itt, Federal Security Adminis- either side of your window. The pair of tai. yf 1941 budget mfer- and is leaking, especially in the bat ' {trator and former Indiana Governor, lored curtains in ivory pin dot, with 4-band : room of the Gamewell Signal Nearby Isles; Tin and ho has predicated his entire cam- trimming to match the drapery. Curtains 68 on the fourth fool |palgn on the possibility that Mr > i

ee ta 1 | ity ontroller Department n the f 1 ! Ape ' . inches wide overall width, 2'; vards long. All CARDENAS MAY END Jame % el Thev resemble a he increase also will provide a new Paper Rivals. Roosevelt may not choose to run { ] 8 quiz game, except the public isn't roof for Tomlinson Hall and new Mr. McNutt reserved far in advance reaay to hang i t ae 1 he convention o Za large i the convention opening a larg —Downstairs at Ayres. COMPLETE

nvited cable for Municipal Airport he glass container industry jo 100 MEXICAN DEADLOD K X Yeery. in the role of aunizzas hy ity pays and pays, but it creased bv mae ite civn cing OE] ballroom and other space in Tor TAB SER Cha 6 | dobsn't Five AWAY Anvihing it doesnt! YY YU eS et STE which to entertain his followers. XT Sy 1 . . } ITD “ o $ <1 ’ 3} oN 2 a x

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For us “rv Streets the repeal of prohibition. is one ii . a ——— ee be : i dustry which will not be affected ee the second World Wa to James Maloney, president of Glass Bottle Blowers Association The association is n

vention here with headquarters in

rackless trolleys, the Indian pay $337.23 a the first six months of ti this rental totaled $8410.98 ' Economy No Myth the Hotel Sever . d eons n on Hall ne convention 1s Mayor Sullivans economy In expected to last about eight days matters of public finance has be- Glass 1ade principally {rom sand, does not depend on import materials According to Mr. Maloney, U. S. glass containers are

come proverbial at City Hall. . The Mayor pays for the postage stamps he uses for his personal corTax Rate Your Guess respondence, never runs his official r and | spent a nickel on his hich needs repairing

yaper i i 3 made for national consumption and for Canada and neighboring islands “The biggest problem of om

Mr. Maloney

the hovel

tiIMales Pp a el rink iu This 2 was demonstrated ] A : ‘ A a wind sk HE be ic & astically t newspaper reporter COU : € a t N acia - hnik 3 YE. > recent T newsman wandered i Hi Y's res. but { al ¢ ie ad 3 Dat 1 JIASS ¥ ) wvor’s office. tripped over ’ i { a Digi. Toure Yencd » veloped a ne t i a hole in the green plush rug ami 1 o wie ard 3 ne % weighine about « wo a : ped his trousers on a nail stick- YeiRiing about 3 ; 3,00 ease to supply r and 2 ok The cules | D2 the weight ; = , 3 t 3 ; 4 x wiini it of a swivel chair. The culprit are gt to ne Be Cw jch hich belongs to the Mayor's ™ 1 y : ’ \ i ‘ TS A witial Mnildine ¢ .h he bottle need ot 1 Y 3 a oe lh mia eat |SECHEtAry Russell Campbell, snags E ys EASY AS 1 ! 1 iter AINE ‘5 o NO aly necessi : R 4 i , iat. 0 the retailer and cost

kK stockings, too ) . "a r) saler 1®* and one-half cents

cy sisi iA , oh i et ut | I'he It im glass blower ho r upplyi \ ih Shhh! Catalpa Worms a time glass blower wh FRENCH PERFUME ponte. i balanced by revenue p with skillful. hands and a Blow = 3 ram fr New ta ource Lest it remain a secret, the success cj ested ail 18S products has prac ARRIVES AT CANAL he City pays an annual flat rate of Purchasin Agent Albert H. tical anished from the indusmv . eet oh yased on the Losche in hooking 19 Blue Gills at tv, according to Mr. Malone P unten (CAanAlonow 1t Lake McCoy near Greensburg ove: Evervthing is being : o the week-end is herewith explained. machines Mr. Losche used those fat, green Catalpa worms He thinks they

ave Vitamin B or something. | FIRST LADY FAVORS Big Safety Splash! | TRAINING FOR ALL

4 LJ 1 a . weeks .. ; a o Rrookside Park's Safety Splash a € ain Aue e Works Board is asking a $6000 program is sceduled for 7:30 p. m NEW YORK, July 9 (U. P.).—Mrs FEDERAL EM ai 10RD SE N : ee . SSE in JUS ntenance fa ( tomorrow. the biggest safety pro Franklin D. Roosevelt is in favor of Le LL AEA : i B . Er) : LP CL nN 3 ain Tidy

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ew roof to Citv Hall. The pres- gram put on this summe: by the compulsory military training only in : : Departmen Feature the event it is part of a broad proa pla “A Vacation gram of universal service to instiil by Mus Mildred | "luindamentals needed to make a wge Wash- soldier” in all sections of the popu CC ub lation 1dr from all the Guests on the program of Drew nds will be in the Pearson and Robert Allen. WashingMagenheimer ton columnists, Mrs. Roosevelt last ient Prevention night said

talk and I do not believe in compulsory the school military service by itself. I believe raining in universal service whi h shall take the young and old. rich and poor I'l i > music by the hoys and girls. a service which Shall Rythm-Tot band, composed of give the fundamental qualities which Sizes Sizes \ Bires voungsters rangin from three to sre needed to make a soldier-—disci- 38 to 44 \ 38 to 44 38 to 44 SIX years old pline, good character, obedience ‘ T'o show that the work of the Yes, positively, here is proof that Victor dees safety patrol at the Mo Ry) grounds

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