Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1940 — Page 23
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 23 Sli ip- -Streami ing H ighl ights Studebakers | Wilson Tried to Avoid Slogan On War in '16, Ludlow Says BUICK PRESENTS | ii i Lo . a - : HE ERE 2 : ; : fs Sept. (Ollte M. James (D. Ky.) at the 8t.| This Senator James refused to do, claim in it. I have always believed
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DUTCH LINER SAILS: IS SHE BRITISH NOW?
Sept. 13 (U.P) Holland-America liner Nieu Amsterdam arrived here yesterday after undergoing a thorough overhaul in drydack at Brooklyn and sailed a few hours Jater under sealed orders. Reports that the 36.287-ton liner had heen {aken over by the Britishowned Cunard Line and was en route to Halifax, N. S. for troop transport service could not be confirmed immediately.
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EDITOR WHITE SAYS HE'S A WILLKIE MAN
KANSAS CITY. Mo 13 (UO P) —Any douht the members of the Women for Willkie Club had shou! the Republicanism of William Allen White, Emporia editor, was cleared up today bv the letter he sent Margaret C. Mehornav when she inquired where he stood. Mr. White said that he was surprised that merely because he was chairman of a mitee interested in aiding Grea’ Britain, and as such had praised President Roosevelt's foreign policy that his politics should be questioned. “Of course T am his candidacy for a third term.” he wrote. “I am supporting Wendell Willkie with all my heart, but T respect President Roosevelt personally, and 1 know that as an American citizen, even though T differ with him, that he is intelligent and courageous.”
WHERE'D YOU GO? WELL, HIS SON DID!
NEW YORK, Sept. 13 (U. P) The oldie about how to find a mile —think where vou'd go if vou were 8 mule and go there-—came in handy the other dav when a distraught farmer appeared at the City Information Center hunting his runawav son He mentioned the boy's interest in swing bands, so the information people suggested
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the speech which resulted 1916 Democratic campaign “He Kept Us Out of War” vealed in the House today Louis Ludlow, The Indianapolis Congressman was in the Press Gallery in 1916, and he told how the speech of Senator
Was re-
by Rep
‘According to Rep. Ludlow, Senator James read him the speech before leaving Washington and confided that President Wilson had sought to tone it down and to avoid giving the impression that under ho circumsstances wouid he ask for a declaration of war
James’ keynote speech form adopted by that historic eonvention which renominated President Wilson, asserted no claim for credit due him for keeping America out of war,” Rep. Ludlow concluded “Whoever takes the trouble to read the platform will find ho such
the plat=| whereas it could not control Senator
controlled the platform makers,
James, “1 venture to say that a eareful reading of all of President Wilson's speeches during his eampaign fo reselection will show that he neve asserted such a claim.”
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