Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1936 — Page 16

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HILLIS FORGING AHEAD IN RACE, BACKERS CLAIM ‘Voters Seeking Kind of Man We Are Sponsoring,’ Says Manager. Leaders of the campaign of Glen R Hillis, Kokomo, for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, today said a survey of the state has revealed that voters "are seeking the kind of a man we are sponsoring.” Edmund M. Wasrmith, Huntington. former G. O. P. state chairman, said: During the past few weeipi Mr. Hillis has visited each district in the state, and in every instance his personality and his sincerity in wishing to carry out the task of returning the people’s government to the people have brought him support. "Republican editors and visitors to the editorial convention visited our headquatrers today and we are pleased with the response being made to our presentation of Mr. Hillis as the logical nominee. McNulty Promises Probe Investigation of any charges of graft or abuse of power in welfare law or relief administration in Marion County was promised today by Thomas McNulty. G. O. P. candidate for the nomination for prosecutor. t Mr. McNulty, at a meeting last night at 723 N. West-st, demanded attention be given the crime situation in the Negro sectors. Pointing out there have been 14 murders since the first of the year, he said: "The life of a Negro is held too cheaply in the county.” Veterans Aid Beveridge .John A. Royse, Indianapolis attorney, today headed the Republican Veterans’ Beveridge - for - Congress Club. Mr. Royse urged the club members to reach the young voter as well as the World War veteran if they hoped to insure Republican success. He was named chairman of the group last night at a meeting in! the Railway Exchange Building. Ray Speaks in Dark Workers for Sheriff Ray todav are wondering who gave the sheriff the "taps" or the "gong” last night at o political meeting at 1360 S. Shef-field-av. Sheriff Ray began his address in chilly silence. Suddenly the lights went out. Sheriff Ray reized the opportunity and said, "That’s all right, a lot of you people are in the dark now, but; you'll be in the light before I get through speaking.” He spoke io minutes before the lights came on again. The G. O. P. Minute Men today laid plans for increasing chance of 1 Republican victory. Last night in the Claypool, the ! Minute Men heard William Henry Harrison, Republican candidate for the prosecutor nomination, urge a sensible tax plan and reduction of governmental expenditures. Asa J. Smith presided. Niblack Wins Support Robert L Moorhead, treasurer of the Bobbs-Merrill Cos., today praised the qualifications of John L. Niblack. Republican candidate for prosecutor. Mr. Moorhead spoke last night on behalf of Mr. Niblack’s candidacy at 816 E. 53d-st.

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Mayor Joseph W. Kimmel of Vincennes repays Will H. Smith, internal revenue collector, for his care of the case of champagne sent Mr. Kimmel by the Mayor of Vincennes, France, by presenting him with a bottle. Part of the champagne is to be used to christen the new cruiser Vincennes at Mass., May 21.

Vincennes Mayor Rewards Revenue Collector for Care With Wine. Mayor Joseph W. Kimmel of Vincennes has the case of champagne sent him by Mayor Leon Bonvision of Vincennes, France, safe at home today, but it is short two bottles. Mr. Kimmel yesterday presented Will H. Smith, internal revenue collector, with a bottle, and gave another to Gov. McNutt. "We are going to use the champagne, well, part of it, anyhow’ to christen the new cruiser Vincennes at Quincy, Mass., May 1,” Mayor Kimmel said. "Four city councilmen and other Vincennes residents are to accompany my wife, daughter and mi to the ceremony. And, in June, I am going to France to thank Mayor Bonvision personally for this gift.” Virginia Kimmel, 23, daughter of the Mayor, is scheduled to break a bottle of rare wine—it's Pol Roger, vintage of 1926—over the bows of the new fighting ship. "I have had a correspondence of ► •Neck Trim V M rssc tIP Oil Per- Mae Murray or M P 1 manents. S3, 53. Shirley Temple !►'. S5. Specialists in m r gray, dyed. J) I bleached hair. plrte V No Appointments Neeessary 1 k Rl-lUR4 SLJLJ 1 Cor - Illinois & Wash.*

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