Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1941 — Page 17
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Traditional Opposition to n to Third Pa Parties Still Evident So| Survey Is Not True Index of Anti-War
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Sentiment,
By GEORGE GALLUP
Director, American Ins
PRINCETON, N. J., Sept. 22. between leading isolationists and leading interventionists that some political observers have predicted that—if America
is not in a shooting war next
fledged “Keep-Out-of-War” party, in the Congressional elec-| tions, under the direction of men like ‘Charles A. Lindbergh,
Senator Wheeler and Senator
This raises the question—vital to both major parties— of how many Americans might be willing to forsake regular
Democratic-Republican ranks
In an interesting excursion into what Americans think about such a move, the American Institute of Public Opinion has conducted a survey on the following question:
“If Lindbergh, Wheeler,
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Gallup Says.
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—So bitter is the dispute summer—there may be a fullNye.
for a third party.
Nye and others start a Keep-Out-of-War party and enter candidates in the next Congressional elections, would you vote for the candidate of that party ?”’ "Republicans Lose Most
The survey indicates that only about one voter in six throughout the country (16%) believes he would want to vote for such a party at the present time. The results, of course, are not an indication of antiwar sentiment in the United States today, but rather of the number of Americans willing to join a strictly anti-war % third party. 5 The survey Br, Gallup shows that while a “Keep-Out-War, party would draw supporters from both of the great traditional parties, the G. O. P. would stand to lose most from such a development. Approximately one person in five who voted for Willkie says he would support a Lindburgh - Wheeler -Nye peace party. But only one Rgoseveli-voter in 10 would do so. ; “Keep = Out - of - War” party strength in each of the major sections was indicated as follows: Eastern states, 18 per cent; East Central states, 19 per cent; West Central states (the traditional
ern states, 9 per cent, and Western states, 13 per cent.
Balance of Power
But despite these figures—representing a larger vote than any third party has actually polled since 1924—the survey indicates that a third party at this time, at least, would probably fall short of winning any substantial number of Congressional seats.
race between a Democrat and a Republican, a third party candidate might well hold the balgnce of power. political observers will be quick to note two or three other conclusions of significance: 1. The American public continues to resist “third parties” as a solution to political controversy. If the question of war-and-peace is uppermost in next year’s elections, the struggle is likely to be fought, out in Republican and Democratic Party primaries—und possibly between the two major parties them: selves on Election Day.
Both Wings Same Size
2. The “extreme isolationist” wing in the United States is approximate1y the size of the “extreme interventionist” wing. A month ago the Institute reported that 17 persons in every 100, on the average, thought the United States should enter an all-out shooting war. * 3. While the vote for a “Keep-out-of -War” party would be a relatively small one today, there are, of course, millions of other Americans who oppose another A. E. F. and Ue S. entrance into a shooting war.
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This is Senorita Maria Teresa . Escalante, daughter of Don Diogenes Escalante, Venezuelan Ambassador to the U. S. Just in passing, she’ll be crowned Queen Nicotina VIII by Assistant War Secretary Robert Patterson during Maryland Tobacco Festival at La Plata, Sept. 26-27.
MARINE COMES HOME ON 10-DAY FURLOUGH
Pvt. Charles M. Fontaine of the Marine Corps Base, San Diego, Cal. has been granted a 10-day furlough to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ray, 111 E. St. Clair St. He has completed his work at the Marine Base, qualifying as an expert with a bayonet, sharp shooter with rifle and pistol, and in chemical warfare. At the end of his furlough he will be sent to a Sea School where he will receive training to qualify him to go aboard one of the large naval ships for duty.
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HIGHWAY STRIKE IN COUNTY ENDS -
Park Chapter 404, O. E. S. will hold ‘a called meeting at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the North Park Masonic’ Lodge, 30th and Clifton Sts., for the conferring of degrees. Worthy matron is Mrs. Dorothy Kraft, and Charles Eaton is worthy patron.
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
— Seniority Rights Given In Policy Declaration 0f 2 Commissioners.
“About 70. County Highway Department workers, who have been on strike since Aug, 17, returned to their jobs today following the signing of a declaration of policy by a majority of the County Commis sioners. The back-to-work agreement was reached late Saturday during a conference between the Commissioners and officials of the Teamsters Union which called the strike in protest of Commissioners’ refusal to sign a union contract.
Compromise Reached
During the four weeks of negotiations, Commissioners maintained that they could not legally sign a union contract, binding their successors to its provisions. The declaration of policy was agreed upon as a compromise with union. officials. <The declaration provides seniority rights for employees and sets up various job classifications for all workers. The declaration, signed by the two Democratic Commissioners, William A, Brown and Harry Hohlf, does not provide for a closed shop which the union had been urging.
Ayres Doesn’t Sign
This leaves Commissioners free to hire workers on a Political patronage basis. : The third Commissioner, William Ayres, a Republican, did not sign the declaration. Republicans will have a majority on the board after Jan. 1 when William Basson, a Republican, will take office, succeeding Mr. Brown. Se Republican members then are expected to attempt to replace most of the highway workers with Republicans.
R. N. A. CAMP TO MEET
The Marion County camp of Royal Neighbors of America will meet tomorrow with Ironwood as the -hostess camp. Miss Elizabeth
Riley, county oracle, will preside.
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O. E. 8. Group to Meet — North
Pythian Meeting Cancelled —
Myrtle Temple, 7, the Pythian Sisters, have postponed their regular meeting which conflicts with - the meeting of the Grand Temple Pythian Sisters of Indiana tomorrow in Castle Hall. Next meeting for Myrtle Temple will be Oct. 14.
Rebekahs Mark Founding—Prog-
|ress Rebekah Lodge “will hold a regular meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the hall at 2306 W. Michigan St. Following the meeting a special program will celebrate the founding of the Rebekah Degree.
Mrs. Minnie Bland is noble grand, and Mrs. Marjorie Bishop is vice grand.
0. E. S. Group to Meet—Indianapolis Chapter 393, O. E. S., will hold a stated meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Masonic Temple at 1522 W. Morris St. Mrs. Mable Strafford will preside.
Grotto Group to Sponsor Party— The ways and means committee of the Women’s Auxiliary, Sahara Grotto, will sponsor a charity card party at 1:30 p. m. Friday in the L. S. Ayres auditorium. Mrs. Leslie B. McLean is chairman. The organization’s telephone committee will meet at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Harry Alexander, 1025 N. Bancroft St. Mrs. Alexander will be assisted by Mrs. Rush Berry The hospitality committee will hold a luncheon .at 1 Pp. m. Friday at the Maple-Lynn, 2201 S. Lynnhurst Drive. Mrs. Oliver Wald and Mrs. David Keélsch will be hostesses. -
Alber to Talk to Rotary Club— Louis J. Alber, who spent six months with England’s Prime Minister: on
a lecture tour of the United States:
in 1931-32, will speak on the leader
of Britain at noon tomorrow before
the Rotary Club in the Claypool Hotel. The title of his talk will be “The Irresistible Winston Churchill.”
Beech Grove O. E. S. to Meet— The Beech Grove Chapfer 465, O. E. S., will hold a stated meeting tomorrow evening in the Beech Grove Masonic Temple. The organization’s ways and means committee will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. Neunesaay in the Beech Grove City
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CITY SENDS PURDUE 13 CADET. OFFICERS
\ LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 22.—Included in the corps of cadet officers commanding the R. O. T. C. unit at Purdue University are 13 studentofficers from Indianapolis All seniors and members of the advanced class, they are: A, A, Topp, colonel; H. E. Commel, lieutenant colonel; R. A. Kuntz, major; J.'F. Duecker, A. J. Lamb and J. N. Goll, captains, and R. E. Newlin, C. E. Brandt, J. F. Knop, W. K, Lancet, R. A. Blank, J: M. Henderson and F. A. McIlvaine, all lieutenants. ‘These men participated in a six weeks’ field training program at Ft. Knox, Ky.
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