Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 110, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1932 — Page 17

SEPT. 16, 1032

WIDENING IS TO BE CELEBRATED IN STREET FETE Elimination of Sixteenth and Illinois Jog Brings Civic Party. Public celebration of the widening of West Sixteenth street and the elimination of the jog at Sixteenth and Illinois streets, will be held Saturday night with residents and merchants of the community acting as hosts to the city. During the celebration, which will begin at 6:30 p. m. and continue until midnight, Illinois street will be closed to traffic between Fourteenth and Seventeenth streets, and on Sixteenth between Meridian street and Capitol avenue.' A program of speeches will be given by city officials and civic leaders. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan. Louis J Borinstein, president of the Chamber of Commerce; the Rev. A. G. Benson, superintendent of the Methodist hospital, and Judge Gus Mueller will speak. A ' pavement prom,” concert by the Indianapolis Police and Firemen's band and the Indianapolis Civic orchestra, a distribution of prizes donated by neighborhood merchants, are other features of the program. DEAN COULTER*TO TALK Dean Stanley Coulter of Purdue university and S. B. Locke, national conservation director of the Izaak Walton League, will be principal speakers tonight at 7:45 at a meeting of the league at Municipal Gardens. An entertainment program will be furnished by Harry Bason, Vaughn Cornish. Pasquale Montani and Dorothy Brunnemer. The meeting will be public.

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Filmdom’s newest ‘‘blessed event” will occur in New York. For Helen Twelvetrees, screen star, and her husband. Frank S. Woody, will stay at the home of the actress’ mother in the metropolis until their child is born. Here they •are pictured as they arrived in New York from the west coast by liner. S2O Stolen From Store Burglars stole S2O from the cash register at the Eagle hardware store, 431 East Thirtieth street, Thursday night.

THREE STATES BLOCK THOMAS FROMBALLOTS Socialists Not on Ticket in Nevada, North and South Carolina. By Bcrippt-Hoicard yewepaper Alliance CHICAGO, Sept. 16 —South Carolina, North Carolina and Nevada are three states which will not permit the Socialist party to place Norman Thomas, its presidential candidate, on the ballot. They have made it impossible for the Socialists to regain the place in the political sun lost in thirtyfour states in 1924. But forty-five states will see the Socialists making a fight to roll up a vote which may reach 2,000,000, according to Clarence Senior, national party secretary. Although some legal obstacles still are to be removed, party organizers are going from house to house in various states to obtain sufficient signatures to qualify. Since most states require about 30.000 signatures, that indicates Thomas’ vote may reach the two million mark. In an admitttedly conservative estimate, Senior places it at 1,250,000. “The problem of getting on the ballot,” said Senior, “is presented differently in each state. Our

POULTRY All Kinds Fancy Poultry—High In Quality—Low in Price. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY LEGHORN FRYERS, LB 15c ROOSTERS, LB 10c YOUNG DUCKLINGS, LB 18c Plenty of Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks, Hens and Springers. Wholesale and Retail—Dressing Free. THE GRANT CO. 123 N. w Jersey Bt. Phone Orders Filled Riley 5624

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workers failed by 500 to get the required number in Nevada, where qualified voters are few and live apart. “North Carolina demanded that we present a petition with 66,000 signatures, or certify that we had a candidate of our party for Governor in 1900. Both are impossible conditions. “When we asked South Carolina for a copy of their laws, they sent us the rules of the Democratic party.”

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