Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 May 1932 — Page 23

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FRIENDS CLAIM RE-ELECTION OF R. EARL PETERS Adherents Base Contention on Victories in Six Counties. Adherent* of R. Earl Peters, Democratic state chairman, today were claiming he will be re-elected despite bitter fight which is being waged against him throughout the state. They based their claims upon the manner in which the organization friendly to Peters put over the slate of committeemen and the adverse fate which befell the oppolsUon. Peters will elect the chairman of the new Fourth district, his home at the re-organization of the district next Wednesday, his friends claim. Six of the eight counties were won by his supporters. fTfcnk Martin, Lake county chairman, It la reported, is defeated and that a chairman friendly to Peters is expected to be elected. Tha Peters forces are claiming victory at present In the First. Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Ninth, and declare that by next Saturday at the county conventions they will take the Eighth and Tenth. They also say that they will get a break in the Eleventh and Twelfth districts. If their claims as to victories are correct Peters already has sixteen votes, three more than are needed to re-elect him. Lutz Faction Wins R , 7**w# sprnnl BOONVILLE, Ind., May g—The primary election here, one of the bitterest in years, resulted in the surceaa of the Lutz-Spradlev faction over the Charles Garrison faction in the Democratic ranks. Efforts of Charles Garrison to oust Earl Spradley, county chairman, and thereby prevent the re-election of Phil Lutz Jr., old First district chairman, as Eighth district chairman, failed when the Lutz-Bpradley faction won nine out of fifteen precinct committeemen, thereby assuming the re-election of Earl Spradley as Democratic county chairman. This county was made a key county in the Eighth district organization fight, w'hich proved to be bitter. The Lutz-Spradley faction also won eight of the ten delegates to the Democratic state convention. as well as Its entire slate of Democratic candidates.

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This diminutive disciple of terpslchore—Miss Marjorie Helman. 4, pupil of the Wild Sisters dancing school—will be among dancers who will appear In the May day dance pageant Friday night at Tomlinson hall under sponsorship of the Lovelle-Gos-sett auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars. Heel Candidate Bp 1 nitrd Prrtt WASHINGTON. May With regulation of the height of heels on women's shoes as his platform, James Hamilton Kirby of Petersburg, 111., has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Vice-President of the United States.

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MOSLEM FETE FEATURES REEL Other Items of Interest in Times-Universal Film. The picturesque celebration that marks the end of "El Ramadan," a long period of fasting, and inaugurates the Joyoua month of Shawwal in the Islam religion Is shown In one of the leading parts of The Indianapolis Tlmes-Univer-sal Newsreel from Marrakesh. Morocco, now being exhibited at leading local theaters. The series of pictures reveals the quaint customs invoked by the natives as they bring to a conclusion the long fast. Graham McNamee, talking reporter of the screen and star radio announcer of the National Broadcasting Company staff, comments op this and other subjects in the reel. Traditional hoop-roll of Wellesley college girls is included In another unit of the reel. Flying feminine heels jam the campus as the senior girls strive to beat their classmate to the chapel on May day with their hoop—for the tradition goes that the winner will be the first bride among the girls In her class. King George and Queen Mary of England paying one of their rare visits to army headquarters at Aldershot, is another unit. Inauguration of George Washington in the bicentennial pageant at New York; views of the Penn relays at Philadelphia; and workers rushing completion on the new $20,000,000 highway connecting Jersey City and Newark, are other items of interest in the reel.

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