Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1940 — Page 24

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WILL HAYS BACK'G.

FOR WILLKIE DAY, AN ARDENT ‘FAN’

Grieved at Goodrich Death: Praises Him, Plans to Go to Funeral.

Indiana's Will H. Hays, tsar of | the movie industry, was back home again today to join in the nation’s tribute to another “homecoming” Hoosier—Wendell L. Willkie. As mevie tsar, Mr. Hays tries to | avoid politics, which once was his career, but the call of Elwood proved | too much for his resistance. The former Sullivan resident, who served as U. S. Postmaster General in the Harding Administration, has known Mr. Willkie and the Willkie family for many years and is one of the Presidential nominee’s most ardent admirers.

Grieved at Goodrich Death

Mr. Hays’ visit here was saddened by the news of the death last night of James P. Goodrich, World War Governor of Indiana. Mg. Hays, who was a ‘Republican district |

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was state chairman, isued a state- | ment in which he paid high trib- | ute to the former Governor. | “I am deeply grieved over Gov- | ernor Goodrich's death,” he said. | “He was indeed a good citizen, most | distinguished in public service, with | a full life of civic, charitable and religious usefulness | “My continual personal relations with him, since he first sent for me | when I was hardly out of knee | breeches to let me help in Indiana | politics through the war period, | through the later close connections | in Wabash College matters, has | been such as to enable me intimate- | ly to know him fully and to evaluate | his many services. It also has en- | abled me to appreciate his immense | worth to society. |

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the Columbia Club were Rep. Charles Halleck of Indiana, who nominated Mr. Willkie at Philadelphia; Senator John Townsend of Delaware, chairman of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee; Rep. William Ditter of Pennsylvania, chairman of the Re publican Congressional Campaign Committee, and Rep. Joseph W. Martin, chairman of the G. 0. P.’s National Committee.

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“His great loyalty to Indiana was |

only equaled by his sterling Amer- | icanism. His passing. is loss.” Mr. Hays, who is stopping at the | Columbia Club, planned to spend | the day and evening here chatting | with old friends and acquaintances. | After attending the Elwood cele- | bration tomorrow, he will go to | Winchester Sunday for Mr. Goodrich’s funeral services, and then return to California.

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CARDINAL OPPOSES DRAFT | PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16 (U. P).| =-Dennis Cardinal Dougherty ex- | pressed opposition to peace-time| conscription today in an interview | on his 75th birthday anniversary.) “I think the traditional American | way of volunteering is preferable to | the draft,” Cardinal Dougherty said.

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| Pennsylvania, | boy, came home today so that he | might introduce Mr. Willkie from | the steps of the high schoél to- | morrow,

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Also in Indianapolis were Will Hays, tsar of moviedom and long one of Indiana's most distinguished Republicans. A native of Sullivan, he is a former Posimaster-General. With him in this photograph is Lew Wallace Jr. of Crawfordsville, grandson of Gen. Lew Wallace. Mr. Wallace has been taking ah

active role in the arrangements for the Willkie notification ceremonies. Both Mr. Hays and Mr. Wallace |

The Republican Party's chieftains stanted congregating in Indianapolis early today. Left to right at Were to confer with other Republican leaders while here. :

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Willkie Snack: | Chicken and Pie

Fimes Special RUSHVILLE, Ind., Aug. 16.— About 1 a. m. today after Rushgoing to bed,

hungry He sent down to the Hotel Lollis |

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the classmates of Mrs. Willkie back in 1908 and the teachers ! will be on the platform. = n n

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dozen American Beauty | roses presented her at Indianapolis by Mrs. Arch Bobbitt. She |

| still had ‘em even after that ride

here. She wore a simple traveling | dress of blue with a wide brimmed | red hat. Mr. Willkie, wore a gray the familiar old convention | blue tie and the typical tousled |

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Due at Fort to Inspect Recruiting Activities, Two Camps.

Citizens in training at ™. Har. rison put everything in perfect order today and awaited the arrival of Lieut. Col. J. M. Eager, acting chief of staff of the Fifth Corps Area | Col Fager was due by airplane [from headquarters at Columbus, O,, [to inspect recruiting activities and to visit members of the C. M, T. C. land the Business and Professional Men's Training Camp. | At the same time, the trainees [made preparations for the reception for Governor Homer A. Holt of ‘est, Virginia on Saturday, Aug. 24. | The Executive will be the [principal speaker on the C. M. T. C, | Visitors’ Day program | The Governor will be met at the | post entrance by Lieut, Col, Lloyd (R. Bennett, post commander, and members of his staff. Members of [the business and professional men’s company will form the guard of | honor,

RUMOR PASSER KILLS SELF MALDON, Essex, England, Aug. 16 ((U P).~A man, conscience stricken because he had repeated an unfounded rumor and dreaded the result, took his own life. Walter Eves, a laborer, passed on a remark he had heard that two well known [men. in the district were Pascists

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