Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1936 — Page 12
| nousands of children agai 'e you {stop for » sehicol us ‘ust. scosrd-] deaths to} for busy streets, i ps end bi SB ing to the law, signal clearly their | higher than it was at this time last ways and riding in school busses, _— Hall Cad tention 10 the intention of stopping. year, The slaughter goes on and Mr. Hall said. . une? Hei gh unload. | “The most dangerous months, of | vill continue unless motorists wake “Approaching any school, motor- ing passengers regaraiess of whether the year for traffic accidents are up to the fact that they and their ists should exert the utmost a motorist is proceeding in the same |Pefore us,” Mr. Hall asserted. “The | loved ones may be next.”
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Senator Van Nuys backed Mr. | | McKinney, and Senator Minton | Traffic Association Leader
' | supported Mr. Greenlee in the pri-| Urges Drivers to Be
| maries. Small Town Weakness Conceded
As the campaign opens, Demo- |
| cratic leaders concede their weak- | B. Hall, Indiana Motor Traffi | : 8 affic | ness in the small towns, but believe | sociation safety director, ‘warned { that President Roosevelt and Mr. motorists today.
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| rally Sept. 16 in Columbus. Speak- | ers are to be Senator Minton and | hs state Rep. Eugene Crowe. erica. | Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen Rhode, | . : : | former United States Minister to | his peace with the state adminis-| Denmark, begins her Indiana |
PAGE 12- — RE ERLE. ee BIND. ’ visited the Governor at the State-| ITM NO ONLI | manager, Hallie Meyers, is direct- | : caravan touring the state. i E. Kirk McKinney, Mr. Town-| ; ; {send’s other opponent at the state] caution,” Mr. Hall warned, “for a [Or the opposite direction. | | pledged his support at the Demo- | child can never be counted on to do! Truck operators coming to a full | x {cratic editorial meeting at French | § { | Lick, : ~ i A : OWEST to start | Party Factional Disputes | with —. these fares | RLIN Are Reported Ended | | still further! Ride the | i DW & 5 S luxurious streamlined | More Cautious. ) i EE ream ane Amazing New 1937 — al eres | PHILCO ‘Its factional disputes reported ul tra 10% savings WORLD WIDE , 4 ndizn es—extra 10% sa peaceably arbitrated, the Indiana on round trip tickets. ) RADIO Democratic Party is to swing into . Louisville ___ 1.95 state-wide rally at Terre Haute. 2% | farm districts. Gov. McNutt has| -— Scheduled speakers are Lieut. Gov.| “You u can't fight the devil with |, odicted a 100,000. majority for the | Toledo _____ 3.80 Model 68 M. Clifford Townsend, candidate for | kid gloves,” is the motto of the | President in Indiana. Dayton - 1.85 : Lem Autial, Sold : a I. . - Frederick VanNuys and Sherman’ Philadephia Primitive Method- | in North Judson, Saturday after-| anid $90.95 Minton and Rep. Virginia Jenckes. | ist, shdwn with obscene litera- | noon at Oxford and Saturday night | eas 39 Both Senators opposed the nomi- | ture she says she obtained from | a¢ Rochester. The headline meet- | Ft. Wayne ae PHILCO Console $54.95 J : a . 83. : _ state Democratic convention. ing as a “madame” of ill-fame. GEEYROIAD TERMINAL PHILCO “Baby Grand’ Police, Mr. Townsend is to reply to Ray-| She already has caused several 1-fé01 mond S. Springer, Republican can- | arrests in her campalen to “clean ame A RAVEL ok 9 broadcasts .... criticised the gross income tax at a recent /G. O. P. rally. - ILLE 2} EWE LRY (®) Greenlee Back in Fold tration Saturday night when he | speaking tour next week. The sound | by : { telegraphed a Shelbyville rally his fruck caravan is traveling from | s 2 Doors From gems 29 on the Circle Power & Light Co.
OF DEMOCRATS = tow he _ DAYS INCREASE | convention, is reported to have! have now been reduced ® BUENOS AIRES ® HAVANA ® MOSCOW Peaceably. cost. Frequent schedthe fall campaign tonight with a | Townsend will carry the cities and | Traffic hazards have doubled with Detroit Down Governor; Gov. McNutt, Senafors| Rev. Mary Hubbert Ellis (above), Mr. Townsend is to speak Friday | High - Efficiency AerChicago ____$2.90 i nation of Mr. Townsend &t the| a Tulsa (Okla.) bookseller by pos- | ing next week is the Ninth District | Traction Terminal Bla Standard and Amateur © $20 didate for Governor, who sharply | up Tulsa and then A Pleas E. Greenlee, who sought | support of Mr. Townsend. | county to county with speakers
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