Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 277, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1934 — Page 36

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INCUMBENTS TO GET BUCKING OF PARTY LEADER Democratic Office Holders Should Be Unopposed, Says Swaim. Democratic officeholders serving their first terms in major offices should be handed the nomination without strenuous opposition, H Nathan Swaim, Democratic county chairman said yesterday at a meeting of ward chairmen and vicechairmen in the headquarters in the State Life building yesterday. The regular Democratic organization will not encourage any candidate opposing major office incumbents seeking renomination, he asserted. Denny Is Speaker "Our purpose is to make the Republican party an instrument for good government,” George L. Denny, a Republican candidate for mayor, said last night at a meeting at 1621 Nowland avenue. Other speakers were William H. Remy, former prosecutor, and Ralph Spaan, candidate for the Republican nomination for criminal court judge. Dry Party Enters Prohibition party will nominate a complete state ticket at a meeting Wednesday in the Wheeler City Rescue Mission, A. W. Jackman, Attica, will be temporary chairman of the convention. Nominees will be selected at the afternoon session. Each county will be entitled to one delegate with an additional ! delegate for each 100 votes or frac- j tion thereof cast for the Prohibition candidate receiving the highest vote I in 1D32. Edward E. Blake, Chicago, chairman of the national committee, I will speak. A memorial service will ! be held for J. Frank Hanly, former 1 Indiana governor, who was a pioneer prohibition leader. Skating Party Held East Indianapolis Young Democrat Club held a skating party in Tomlinson hall last night, attended by more than 500 persons. Floyd V. Tibbets, club president and a candidate for Center township constable, spoke in behalf of the candidates of James P. Cunningham for Center township assessor, Gar Davis for sheriff and Russell J. Dean for prosecutor. Harrison in Race William Henry Harrison, former i state representative in Marion coun- ' ty, will seek the Republican nom- I ination for prosecuting attorney of j Marion county. Mr. Harrison was the Republican nominee in 1932 for Twelfth district congressional representatvie, but was defeated by Louis Ludlow 7 . Mr. Harrison will have the support of the Young Republican League. Carl Sobbe Files Carl H. Sobbe, Washington township chief deputy assessor, announced his candidacy for township assessor subject to the Democratic primary, today. Mr. Sobbe formerly was in the real estate business Suppose you need $300.00 You borrow 336.00 It costs you 26.88 You receive 309.12 You repay in 12 monthly payments 0f... .$28.00 NO CHATTEL LOANS Wc make loans on character and earning power THE INDIANAPOLIS MORRIS PLAN CO. Delaware and Ohio Sts. RI. 1539 Investments and Investment Service Wm. E. Shumaker & Company, Inc. I Ul?> Circle Tower 1.1-HIM BE SAFE ©lnsure 1 our Car Today State Automobile Insurance Ass'n. Bldg.

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EASTER DANCE AT CATHEDRAL SCHOOL WILL BE SPONSORED BY MOTHERS’ CLUB

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The Mothers Club of Cathedral high school will sponsor an Easter dance to be held Tuesday in the school auditorium. Members of the junior committee, shown above, are: Front Row (left to right)—Mary Sexton. Mary Flaherty, Rose Marie Dean, Mary Cecilia Conley, Jean Kelleher, Margaret Gavin and Louise Argus. Second Row 7 —Mary O'Donnell, Frances Anderson, Veronica Cas-

and has been a resident of Indianapolis all his life. He is a member of Ancient Landmarks lodeg. F. Sc A. M„ and the Zion Evangelical church. He is 44 and lives at 5132 Park avenue. Seth Ward Speaks Seth Ward, a Republican candidate for judge of Superior court, room one, spoke at a meeting last night held in his honor at the home of Louis Mered.th, former deputy sheriff, at 1254 Eugene street. Markun to Speak Louis R. Markun. a Republican candidate for mayor, will speak at a rally sponsored by First ward Republicans in Compton hall, 2001 Winter avenue, at 8 tonight. Edwin J. Tomlinson will preside. 22 Aspirants File Twenty-two aspirants for city, I county and township offices filed declarations of candidacy at the election bureau in the courthouse yesterday. Republicans seeking major offices were Horatio T. King for city councilman from the Fifth district and I We Huy and Sell HOME OWNERS’ LOAN p CORPORATION 14% Bonds due 1951 Interest guaranteed by U. S. Government. Exempt from all taxes except surtaxes, inhering tance, estate and gift p taxes. i Indianapolis | Bond and Share Corporation 1129 E. Market St. Telephone Riley 4551 Conservative Business Invited 2mcrican Rational Bank AT INDIANAPOLIS Edward Boren Insurance Wine & Beer Bonds 408 Continental Bldg. LI-1508

Hubert E. Hill for city councilman from the First district. Democrats who filed for major offices were Edward W. Resener, county councilman from the Fourth district, Harry F. Hohlt for county councilman from the Third district, Cortez B. Blue and Gus Schaub for county councilmen at large, Daniel P. Moriarty for city councilman from the Fourth district and Joseph G. Denton for city councilman from the Fifth district. AMUSEMENTS ’ ENGLISH TONIGHT 8:15 CURTAIN RISES SHARPLY KATHARINE CORNELL with BASIL R.VTHBONE TONIGHT & SAT. MAT. THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET SAT. MAT. G. BERNARD SHAW'S CANDIDA All Performances 11.10 to $2.75, including U. S. tux EVES. 8:15. MAT. 2:15 If On Stage I Broadway I tflerry-Go-Rouni !~v A Whirlev-Gig-of-.lo’v in £ 10 Scenes With I Medley & Dupree Johnny Woods Four Franks Florence Hedges 111 Dinky Gzment Jjm The American JJi Rackets v/jll jm ON SCREEN^fivi \QW.D. ROBINSON \ ‘DARKHAZARD”Jj MOTION PICTURES If Cl YIIC STARTS Ilk- 1 ■ no SUNDAY k >LEAfE Mm k Ik IMHOT THAT, M mLKHtporA o/mA .. ild Parties— Sporty Apartments Raeing, Tearing, Pampered Youth

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serly, Dorothy Dillehay, Marie Kiefer, Mary Evelyn Leimgrur, and Frank Delaney. Third Row—John O'Connor, Daniel Rohyans, John Harmon, Robert Maxey, Lawrence McMahon and Thomas Gillespie. Back Row—Robert Post, Owen Sullivan, Joseph Kernel, Louis Humann, Jack Sweeney and Jack Devine.

Congressman Has Heart Attack By United Press WASHINGTON, March 30.—Representative Isaac H. Doutrich (Rep.. - Pa.), who suffered a heart attack lere yesterday, returned to his home

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in Harrisburg, Pa., last night. Mr. Doutrich was feeling much better when he left, but it was believed advisable that he rest a few 7 days. Odin w 7 as the chief god of the Norsemen.

VAN NUYS’ VETO STAND LAUDED Old Hickory Club Praises Senator for Standing by President. The vote of Senator Frederick Van Nuys to sustain the President's veto of the veterans’ bill was lauded in resolutions passed by the Old Hickory Club at a closed meeting in Eagles hall last night. ‘We congratulate and commend our much esteemed Democratic senator from Indiana for his vote and assistance in upholding the President and his policies. - ’ the resolution asserted. A copy will be sent to the senator. The resolution further stated, ‘Whereas our beloved President. Franklin D. Roosevelt, is making heroic efforts to restore our nation and rehabilitate business and in- j dustry now 7 prostrated by the panic; j ‘‘Whereas, in times of public ca- j lamity and great emergency, leader-1 ship is necessary to marshal and | array all the forces of the nation against the common enemy, we believe it to be the duty of citizens to assist their leader in the carrying out of his policies during times of such great stress and emergency.”

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INSPECT NAVAL MILITIA U. S, Officers Pay Annual *isit to City Division. Indianapolis divisions Nos. 16. 17 and 18 of the Indiana naval militia received their annual inspec-

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miKTH SIDE 7 AR f\C Wallace Birr\ Marie Dressier "DINNER AT EIGHT" rfs 4 t rs/ \'PTi Talbot & 22nd IALD'Jii nouble Feature XXarren Williams "BED SIDE” "S. O S. ICEBERG”, n, , c j I9th and Colleee Otrattord Double Feature LM.I ttiivrt VI Ruth HaU "GAMBLING SEX” "MYRT AND MARGE” ' 4 Noble at Mass. [VI p.l .1 ,f\ Double Feature IUL/viLUi Sidney Fox "MIDNIGHT” “CORRUPTION” GARRICK ■SW*SS UmvmLlY Bin's Crosby "GOING HOLLYWOOD” I WAS A SPY” DI? V 3Utb * Northwestern IyjL/A Lilian Harvev Gene Raymond. niT7 Illinois at 21th |\l 1 £j Double Feature _ Lionel Atwill SECRETS OF THF BELL ROOM” HORSE PLAY” CT /'■'l 4 TTY St. Clair. Ft. Wayne M. LiLAIK Double Feature Kav Lrancts "HOUSE ON 56TH STREET” “DEVIL TIGER” DREAM "MR. SKITCH” UPTOWN Stf.fi* r“!K v A Joe E. Brown “SON OF A SAILOR” _____ DEVIL TIGER” EAST SIDE TACOMA 2 r- t; "AS HUSBANDS GO” SMOKY” FT TA T (\I I Dearborn at Hitb KIVULI Double Feature Robt. Armstrong "SON OF KONG” AIR MAIL” ini’lXY' *507 a Wash IK V li' lj Double Feature Geo. O Brien "FRONTIER MARSHAL” "PIRATE TREASI REV HAM ILI ON Douhle^eLtu^e Ted Healy "MYRT AND MARGE" “MAN FROM MONTEREY” STRAND 'Double Feature Norman Foster “ORIENT EXPRESS” "DEVIL TIGER” rt) , New Jer. at L. Wash. Paramount Marie Dressier a ui unity mi L Lionel Barrymore "HER SWEETHEART”

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by officers from the naval department in Washington last night j at the naval armory, 730 East Wash- ! ington street. The inspecting officers were Captain Carl T. Osborn and Commander Oliver O. Kessing.

EAST SIDE (111 , 1500 Roosevelt ! Hollywood “FUGITIVE LOVERS” "HAVANA WIDOWS” EMERSON "LADIES MUST LOVE” "WILD BOYS OF Till. ROAD _ ' TITVUIACi 4U211 E. New 1 orfc I I \KI I Double Feature * V Ben I.von “WOMEN IN HIS LIFE” “FRONTIER MARSHAL” PARKER *Dbi; L>a?„r S e U IX44V4VI ”' IV Ginjer Rogers “SITTING PRETTY” •MAD GAME" SOUTH SIDE . FOUNTAIN SQUARE Dpuble Featu: e Sidney Fox •MIDNIGHT • Dl lF BANDIT” r\ 4 \T\|’ n C Pro'iiect A Shelby SANDERS shannon BACK PAGE” •TGI. iNTEI DEE" ORIENTAL “ ‘ • If I WERE FREE” ! 4vt4 in 4 I•*l'D Virsima Ase. (iK ANA lA Double Feature Creighton Chaney . "16 FATHOMS DEEP” GIN LAW" __ Roosevelt “PRIZE FIGHTER AND THE LADY” AVALON 'Fam!ly° sMte 5 Mte <>loria Sluart “KING FOR A NIGHT” I tWTYI X T S. last at Lincoln - Lli>CiULi\ Double Feature Madjte tuns . BEAUTY FOR > \I.E” WAY TO LOVE” Z' 4 n rin FA Garfield. 2202 Shelby bAKrIbLU Double Feature . Lionel At will SECRETS OF THE BIT E ROOM” “SPEED WINGS” WEST SIDE DAISY ‘ 4 Jartrs Cagney "LADY KILLER” “LONG LOST FATHER” rr>l XV. XXash. at Belmont BELMONT sjuSISSK * “ALL OF ME” “WORLD CHANGES ’ non 4 ryyya 2702 W. Tenth fit, N I A I K Double Feature Norman Foster -ORIENT EXPRESS” “TWO OCX CABALLERO'’