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favor they are not as great as they might seem if this poll can be
THE FEW PEOPLE still interested in politics are talking now about the’latest Gallup poll which gives Dewey 56 per cent of the . vote in this state to 44 per cent for Roosevelt. On the basis of the 1940 presidential vote, this would give the Republicans & 200,000. vote majority—a landslide in anyone's books. But while the odds appear to be definitely in the Republicans’
judged by past Gallup polls for Indiana. » On the day before the election in 1940, the Gallup poll gave Wendell Willkie 55 per cent of the vote. Mr, Willkie actually received only 51 per cent—a very close election, close enough to al« low Democratic Henry Schricker to be elected governor. And it is also interesting to note that Mr. Gallup today only rates Mr. Dewey one per cent higher than he did native son ‘Willkie the day before the election in 1940. Since the Republicans increased their vote majority by 100,000 between the 1940 and 1942 elections, most local Republicans believe that their margin between 1944and 1940 should be much wider,
Recall 42 Forecast THE DAY before the election in 1942 too, it may be recalled, Dr. Gallup predicted an increase of five points in total Democratic congressional votes, from 49 to 54 per cent—indicating that several
G. O. P. congressmen would be unseated. In that election, the Republicans picked up-one seat in addition to retaining all they already held. Attorney General James Emmert, who is seeking re-eelction
the accuracy of the poll depended
on the Republican ticket, said that
of course, upon the people contacted. He said he believed that unless the poll included a good percentage of families of service= men it probably was too low from
the Republican standpoint.
Commented Democratic State
Chairman Fred Bays:
taken before the recent
“It was Re=
publican state convention and its
unhappy aftermath.” Governor Schricker, the Demo=
cratic U. 8. senatorial nominee,
said he was it. td = = Favors Freeman for PSC ROSS FREEMAN, deputy state examiner of the state board of accounts, is the favorite in specula-
tion concerning the Republican | appointment to be made by Gov- |
ernor Schricker to fill George Barnard's place on the state public service commission. Mr. Barnard has been nominated by President Roosevelt for a $12,000-a-year job as a Republican member of the interstate commerce commission. leave the P. 8. C. post when the
senate confirms his appointment. |
“not alarmed” about
He will |
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The new P. 8. C. member, un~ | |
less the legislature changes the law, will hold over into the new state administration since Mr. Barnard’s term still has three years to run. The term of William Stuckey, Democratic member of the P. s.
C. expires next month, and there
is considerable speculation in Democratic circles that he will not be reappointed. Grapevine reports are that he and George Beamer, Democratic chairman P, 8. C, do not get along too well. Mr. Stuckey -served under Governor Townsend and was reappointed by Governor Schricker.
NEW DISPOSAL PLANT =.=. = : § 1 |apolis,” Mr. Deming said, MAY BE TESTED HERE = —m sm. E Reaches
Indianapolis may have an ex-
perimental garbage disposal plant|gag livestock feed.”
to be operated for one year on trial without cost to the city, Sherlie A. Deming, board of works president, disclosed today. The experimental plant, an invention of a Los Angeles firm, has been given preliminary tests at Purdue university, he said. = “We will meet with plant officials and Purdue engineers tonight to discus the Doubly o Srecing
fere with operation of the vity's present garbage disposal plant, Mr. Deming said.
——————— i ACTRESS EXPECTS BABY HOLLYWOOD, June 22 (U. P) ~— Actress Evelyn Ankers, wife of actor Richard Denning, who now is in the navy, said today that she is ex-
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