Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 20, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1934 — Page 16

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£ARL TOWNSEND IS BOOMED FOR FUSIONLEADER East Side Realtor May Be Drafted as Mayoral Candidate. BY DICK MILLER limes Staff Writer Political waters of Indianapolis were cast today for a third candidate for mayor when the new People’s Fusion Party unreeled its rod and sought two thousand signatures to a petition in order to place the party on the ballots in the fall election. A volunteer group in the party is circulating a petition from headquarters, the City Trust Company, 108 East Washington street, to draft Earl C. Townsend, 6120 East Washington, realtor and farmer, for mayor. The fusion body favors complete municipal ownership with sufficient earnings to eliminate all tax levy on property. Organization work in all precincts and wards is under way with eleven ward organizations completed, according to Todd Young and Earl S. Garrett, in charge of headquarters. Both Mr. Young and Mr. Garrett formerly were active in Republican politics. They say that ward officials will be selected on the basis of a Democrat for each Republican, and vice versa. Supporters of Mr. Townsend in declaring favorable to his drafting to head the ticket, say, “We are at the end of our course in accepting promises from men who are bound by party obligations. The time for action is at hand. We want action. Earl C. Townsend has shown that he believes in action.” Efforts will be made to draft outstanding candidates for state legis--1 lative office and city council on the fusion ticket. Incorparation papers, filed May 9, were signed by Everett L. Burns, 5113 Hovey street; William T. Quil-

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CORPS: CHIEF TO INSPECT FORT Major-General Bowley Due for Official Visit Tomorrow. Major-General Albert J. Bowley, new commanding officer of the Fifth army corps area, will visit Ft. Benjamin Harrison and Indianapolis tomorrow, coming here from his headquarters at Ft. Hayes, near Columbus, O. Today the general is participating in the award of R. O. T. C. certificates and reserve commissions in graduation exercises at Culver military academy. His program calls for an inspection of civilian conservation camps at Angola, Medaryville and Huntington before he arrives here Regular army instructors with the Indiana national guard will honor General Bowley with a breakfast at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Wednesday morning. Earlier Wednesday, the Third battalion, field artillery, will leave on its annual trek to Camp Knox, Kentucky, leaving Battery C at Ft. Harrison to - assist in training of members of the citizens’ military training camp, which opens at the fort July 5. The march to Camp Knox will take about eight days. The battalion will stay over Sunday at Seymour, ind.. and parade there Sunday morning. Major J. K. Bowles will command. At the same time the war department listed several changes in the commissioned personnel of Ft. Harrison and other Indiana posts. Doctors Links Play Set The Indianapolis Medical Society will hold its first golf tourney of the season at the Speedway course Wednesday afternoon. Qualification rounds for flights and pairings will be played.

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