Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 July 1936 — Page 7
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+ 3 (Continued from Page 6) ministration, and to save the taxpayers’ money. ~ I hold that it is the right of our to have their greatest public
enterprise — their government—well administered.
~ These are some of the aims and |;
of a Republican Adminis tion that would enter office under & pledge to conduct the public business with honesty, frugality, courage and common sense, In common with all my country-
men, I look forward to the America |
that is to be. ‘ ny Should Be a hatin ip which e old wrong things are going ou Soil Lh NeW right tings afe com g in. . It should be a country which produces more and more until there is
plenty for all, with a fair chance |’
for all to earn their share.
It should be a land. ih which equal}:
.. . at reasonable cot HARRY VW. MOORE
You all know this Undertaker
opportunity shall prevail and spe-|7
cial privilege shall have no place. It should -be an America that
shall bring to" bear the whole of her |
great spiritual force in a common
effort to drive the curse of war from | 7 the earth; an America that, for the | #7
sake of all mankind as well as our-
selves, shall never lose the faith that |:
human freedom is a practical ideal. It is in these aims and in these works that I vision the manifest destiny of America. Everything we need for their realization we can find, 1 firmly believe, within the principles under which this nation has grown to greatness. God grant us, one and all, the strength and the ‘wisdom to do our part in bringing these things to pass.
THREE ARE FINED IN SLOT MACHINE CASE
—— Anderson Police Judge Threatens to © Take Fight to Grand Jury. Times Special ANDERSON, Ind. July 24.—Two operators and an owner of slot machines were fined- yesterday in Police Court by Judge Robert. Smith. Those fined were C. IL. Million, owner of Spanish Inn; Ralph Grady, operajor of Red Brick Inn, and Phil Hardin, Fortville. Hardin was fined as an owner of the machines. Judge Smith said he would ask grand jury action if slot machines did not disappear in Madison County before the October term of court. i e——————————
SOCIALISTS RENEW -M'NUTT DEBATE BID
First Challenge on Behalf of Thomas Ignored, Is Claim.
Roy Lancaster, executive secretary of the Socialist Party of Indiana, announced today he had repeated an invitation to Gov. McNutt to debate with Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for President. His previous letter went unanswered, Mr. Lancaster said. .. “In case you do not consider the record ‘of your. ty worth
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+ Dr. Albert Mock and Dr. Irvin T. Shultz are jo teach courses in education during the Butler University post summer school, which opens - Aug. 10. Dr. Mock is to teach “ExiraCurricular Activities” and Dr.
Shultz is to have a course ens titled “Contemporary Schools . of Psychology and their Historical Background.” Prof. H. M. Whisler, a third professor, is to teach an education course for the post summer school.
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ROBBERY CHARGED; STORIES CONFLICT
George Cheney Makes Accusation; : He, Two Others Arrested.
Police found George Cheney, 71, of 1221 Bates-st, lying across the
attemt to find som
bed in his home last night, saying |
he had been beaten and Pobbed. His billfold- containing $20 was found in the kitchen, and Cheney Said there was $15 missing. Walter Smith, 35, and Mrs. Sarah Smith, 56, who also were in the house, told different stories about what had occurred, police said. All were slated on vagrancy charges and an. additional charge of drunkenness was filed against Mrs. Smith. i
FINANCES TO BE TOPIC
Former State Official to Speak at ~ G. 0. P, Club Meeting.
Charles Parker, former chief 2
clerk of the Indiana Statd Department of Financial Institutions,
is to talk on “Uncle Sam’ Finances” tonight at an open-air ‘meeting of the First and Second
Ward Republican Club at 1633 |
Arrow-av, : Veterans of the Pirst and Second Wards are to hold an organization meeting Tuesday night at 1612 Brookside-av under the auspices of the Republican Veterans of Indiana, Charles Roush is to
preside.
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