Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1934 — Page 7

MARCH 27, 1934.

LAWYERS BACK CANDIDACY OF RALPHJPAAN G. 0. P. Attorneys’ Petition Supports Aspirant to Criminal Bench. A petition supporting candidacy of Ralph M. Spaan for the Republican nomination for criminal court Judge in the May primary has been signed by more than 100 prominent Republican attorneys of the city. “Realizing that it is of vital importance to the welfare of the citizens of Marion county, Indiana, that a nominee who enjoys the unqualified confidence of the people shall be selected for judge of the Marion criminal court on the Republican ticket in the coming primary election.” the petition states, 'the Republican lawyers hereby express the conviction that Ralph M. Spann is qualified by experience, ability and character admirably to serve the people o{ this county as judge of the Marion criminal court.” Congress Candidate Don F. Roberts, attorney, will seek the Republican nomination for congress from the Eleventh district. He is a former judge advocate of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Indiana department. Mr. Roberts lives in Lawrence, is married and has three children and a grandchild. He is a disabled war veteran, having last his right leg at Dun Sur Meuse, France. Mr. Roberts in a statement said that he was against all codes and trusts except the moral code. Attacks Party Club Notorious "Two Per Cent Club” of the statehouse was attacked last night by Paul E. Tombaugh, former state adjudant-general, before the Irvington Republican Club. Edward J. Hecker Sr., candidate for the Republican nomination for Eleventh district representative in congress, addressed the club briefly. Urges Registration Registration of voters was urged last night by Dr. Will H. Smith Jr., presiding at a meeting of ihe Cosmopolitan Club last night in the Lincoln. Candidates for nominations introduced and offices they seek were Ira Haymaker, recorder; John Kelly, city councilman; \Charles Rosemeyer, Center township constable; George Dailey, prosecutor, and Timothy P. Sexton, state treasurer. Manifold Speaks Better training for children in the homes was advocated last night by Vinson H. Manifold, candidate for the Republican nomination for juvenile court judge, at a dinner of the Seventh Presbyterian church men's class. Democrats to Skate East Indianapolis Young Democrat Club will hold a public roller skating party in Tomlinson hall Thursday night. Floyd Tibbets is in charge of arrangements. Judge Kern to Speak Judge John W. Kern, candidate for the Democratic nomination for mayor, will address a meeting of the Italian-American Democrat Club at 8:30 tonight at 940 East Washington street. Other candidates will be introduced. -r Peters Backers Meet Young Voters Peters-for-Senator Club held a meeting in the SpinkArms last night followed by a dance. Members pledged themselves to work for delegates favorable to ; the candidacy of R. Earl Peters for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. Party Office to Open Formal opening of the northeastern branch of the Young Republican Organization headquarters at La Salle street and Roosevelt avenue will be held at 8 tomorrow night. Seeks Auditor Post Henry D. Kellenbach, 2716 Talbot avenue, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Marion county auditor today. He has been associated with the accounting and auditing profession. He is a member of Ancient Landmarks lodge, F. <fc A. M., Keystone chapter, Raper Commandery and Murat Temple. He is presiding officer of the Indianapolis council of the United Commercial Travelers of j America. He has never sought public office before. Assessor Candidate Ross D. Hubbard, 140 North Mount street, will seek the Republican nomination for Wayne town- ! ship assessor, he announced today. | Mr. Hubbard has served as precinct committeeman for the last twelve Vyears and as deputy assessor. Dueling the World war he was with the United States aircraft department. He is a charter member of the Haughville Civic League, a member , of Odd Fellows lodge. No. 419, and !

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jgjgt y-y Will H. Adams Announcement of his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Twelfth district congressional representative was made today by Will H. Adams, insurance representative and dealer in investment securities. Mr. Adams served eight years as reporter of the Indiana supreme and appellate courts. Before 1917 he lived in Wabash, where he was a Republican leader in the old Eleventh Congressional district. Since that time he has resided in Indianapolis and has been identified with the Republican state committee. Eighth Christian church. He is married and has six children. Justice Candidate Albert Deel, 62, of 332 Webster avenue, Warren township constable, has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Warren township justice of the peace in the May primary. He served as constable of the township from 1906 to 1910, and as justice of the peace from 1910 to 1914. Seeks County Post Leigh Fisher. Oaklandon, will seek the Republican nomination for county commissioner. First district. He is a member of the Masonic order and the American Legion. He attended grade school in McCordsville. Mr. Fisher is 39, married and has four children. This is his first effort to seek public office. Seeks Trustee Post John P. Fitzgerald, an attorney, will seek the Republican nomination for Center township trustee, he announced today. Mr. Fitzgerald has lived in this city his entire life, was educated in city schools and is a graduate of the Indiana law school. He served in the World war as a commissioned officer. He is 51 and resides with his sister at 717 East Seventeenth street. Students Back Ingles Students of the Indiana law school will hold an organization meeting tonight in the Meyer-Kiser bank building at 6:45 to back the candidacy of James W. Ingle? for the Marion county probate bench. Mr. Ingles will speak. Addison M. Dowling, attorney, will preside. Mr. Ingles is instructor at the law school. Seeks Township Post Edward L. Dietz, attorney and former township official, will seek the Republican nomination for Center township justice of peace, he announced today. Mr. Dietz formerly was chief clerk of the Marion county circuit court and instructor at the Benjamin Harrison Law school. He was admitted to the bar in 1912 and is a member of South Meridian Civic League, South Side Republican League and president of St. Joseph Cemetery Association. Candidates Must Register Warning that all candidates must register as legal voters before filing their candidacy was sent to county chairman and vice- chairman today from Democratic state headquarters. The warning followed ruling of the state election commissioners that only registered voters are entitled to file under the new law. Schaefer a Candidate William Schaefer. Republican, has filed as a candidate for state representlVvive. He has practiced law in Indianapolis since 1917. For eight years he was connected with the credit department of the Pettis Dry Goods Company. Since 1926 he has been engaged in the general practice of law. He is a member of Pentalpha lodge. Free and Accepted Masons; Grace Methodist Episcopal church, and the Indianapolis Lawyers Association. Ott Seeks County Job Frank E. Ott. 2342 Broadway, will sek the Republican < nomination for county commissioner, Second district. he announced today. Mr. Ott has been associated with road and bridge construction thirty-five years. He is a member of the Masonic order, Scottish Rite and Shrine. He is married and has two children.

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i By Timet Special CLEVELAND. March 26.—Prank Wilmore could look down on the world from a twentieth story window and laugh. He had no fear. Dizziness he never knew. For many years Wilmore. a window washer, had defied death daily, hanging precariously above the streets on the outside walls of high buildings, trusting his life to a safety belt. Today he was dead with a frac- ; tured skull. But he didn’t fall i from a skyscraper window. He stumbled off a six-inch street corner curb. NAME STORE MANAGER David McKinstray Will Head New Cut-Rate Paint Market. David McKinstray has been named manager of the Paint Market. 345 West Washington street, which opened yesterday. The store is the first of a chain of cut-rate paint markets to be operated in the city ani state.

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