Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 307, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1936 — Page 6

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GLEN R, HILLIS ENTERS G. 0. P. RACE IN STATE Kokomo Man Seeks to Be Named Candidate for Governor. T i' Fprrit.l KOKOMO, March 3.—Another Pcpubliran candidate for the nomination for Governor. Glen R. Hillis, former prosecutor of Howard County and past national executive committeeman for Indiana of the American Legion, today began his campaign. He announced his candidacy last night. He is the fifth candidate to announce formally. The other three are Raymond S. Springer of Connersville, Gerrge R. Hil> of Michigan City, H. H. Evans of Newcastle and Elza O. Rogers of Lebanon. Forest A. Harness of this city, who conducted the government's case in the Prosecution of Samuel Instill :n Chciago, and Prof. J. Raymond Schut.z of North Manchester College, indorsed Mr- Hillis. A resolution backing him as a candidate was adopted unanimously by the Howard County Republican Central Committee. Sees Taxes As Problem Stopping the upward trend of taxation is the greatest problem faring the state, Mr. Hillis said. “We all know,” Mr. Hillis said, "that the so-called reorganization’ of our state government has twisted it out of all recognizable form as a government of the people. It has made possible the building up of a tremendous personal machine under the domination of a few men. "This usurping of our government is admitted to be for the ‘perpetuation’ of that small group seeking continued power and not in the sole interest of good government. "Proper authorities and duties must be returned to proper officials elected by the people and responsible to the people, and we must restore government in Indiana by law and not one dependent upon the whimsical edicts of ambitious men.” Born in Miami County . Mr. Hillis was born on a farm in Miami County in 1891. While he was young his family moved to Howard County. He attended Indiana University after he was graduated from Kokomo High School and for a. time was principal of the West Middleton High School. He left the university to serve overseas with the Rainbow Division and completed his Jaw course after the war. He was elected prosecutor of Howard County in 1928. In 1932 he was a candidate for the Republican nomination for congressman from the Fifth District,, but was defeated by Prof. Schutz. His wife is the former Miss Bernice Haynes, daughter of Elwood .Haynes, credited with inventing and jtieveloping the first American autojmobile. They have four children, IMargaret, 14; Elwood, 10; Robert, 7, and Joseph, 3. Mr. Hillis is interested in a number of northern Indiana enterprises and belongs to numerous clubs and fraternal organizations. SEEKS MURDER COUNT AGAINST MARION MAN Prosecutor to Lay Robbery Slaying Case Before Grand Jury. By T'oitrd Prrss FORT WAYNE, Ind., March 3. Prosecutor C. Byron Hayes was confident today of obtaining a first-de-gree murder indictment against Raymond Fortune, 25-year-old Marion (Ind.) machinist, held foi the killing of Orin M. Dokken, 27. of Kohler. Wis.. in a poker party hold-up last Saturday. Circuit Judge Clarence R. McNabo yesterday called the Allen Grand Jury to meet Thursday to consider the case. Dokken, who died Saturday night, was shot when he tried to kick a gun from the hand of a bandit.

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SUNSHINE GARDENS CIVIC CLUB FORMED Group to See Affiliation With Federation. The new Sunshine Gardens Civic Association is to seek affiliation with the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs, Stuart Reed, an organizer, announced today. The association held its initial meeting last night in Mr. Reed’s home, 5325 S. Tibbs-av. Officers elected are Trenton Sanders, president; L. W. Hughbanks, vice president; Mrs. Thelma L. Reed, secretary, and F. W. Rosener, treasurer. The group is to conduct an active campaign for the improvement of roads in the Gardens, particularly Epler-rd, from Bluff-rd west through the community, Mr. Reed said. Such a petition has been presented to the County Commissioners. The committee appointed to formulate by-laws for the organization is composed of C. A. Copes. M. A. Weddle and Mr. Reed. Another meeting of the association is to be held Monday. TRUCKER ESCAPES AS POLICEMAN LOSES HAT Hit-Run Suspect Outdistances Cop When Latter Delays Chase. An alleged hit-and-run truck is free today because Traffic Officer Irvin Bailey's hat blew off. Yesterday afternoon, J. T. Medburn, 272 N. Alabama-st, showed the policeman a truck at Alabama-st and Massachusetts-av which he said was operated by a hit-and-run driver. Officer Bailey commandeered an automobile to pursue the suspect. When his hat blew off Officer Bailey stopped to retrieve it. The truck driver escaped.

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Automobiles reported to politv as stolen belong to: Ralph I. Marquis. Kokomo, Ind., Dodge sedan, from 1500 Madison-av. John Oakley, 2451 N. Talbot-st. Ford cabriolet, from North and Pennsylvaniasts.

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Stolen automobiles recovered by police belong to: F R, Buck, 1512 N Meridian-st. Oldsmobile coach, found in rear of 1229 N. Pennsylvania-st. John Crawford. RIO N Bosart-av, Plymouth coach, found at Plainfield. Ind. William McNelly. 823 Edison-st, Ford coupe, found at 2024 Parkcr-av.

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