Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1936 — Page 16

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GOV. WNUTT IS ‘POWER MAD’

Charges Personnel Morale Has Been Destroyed by Spoils System.

Timea Speeinl WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 8. —Raymond 8S. Springer, Republican nominee for Governor, charged in a political address here last night that Gov. McNutt had “gone money and power mad.” “He has become calloused to the idea of heaping new and fresh bur- * dens upon the taxpayers,” Mr. Springer said. “No matter how much money he is spending now or intends to spend under his proposed increased budget, he never will improve the efficiency of his personnel under the spoils system. “He has destroyed the morale of the personnel by the reorganization act under which the terms of all employes of state institutions con- © tinue only at the pleasure and discretion of the Governor.” The . Republican nominee said Democratic criticism of his tax proposals indicated that Gov. McNutt was considering a 2 per cent gross income tax with lowered exempions.

McNutt to Conduct

Open Forum

Repeating the tactics he used in the congressional campaign two ‘years ago, Gov. McNutt is to begin his campaigning by conducting an “open forum” at a Democratic rally in the Indianapolis Producers Market, South and New Jersey-sts, Wednesday night. Democratic county headquarters announced the Governor will invite questions from the audience. Martin Walpole is to be chairman. Others to speak are Mayor Kern, Circuit Court Judge Earl R. Cox and Miss Hannah A. Noone, Center ~Township trustee. The Governor also is to speak briefly at a second meeting the same night in the Tenth Ward at 2500 E. Washington-st. Joseph Collier is to be chairman,

Townsend Challenges Springer on Tax Ideas

Times Special PAOLI, Ind. Oct. 8.—M. Clifford Townsend, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, charged that his Republican. rival, Raymond 8S. Springer, was afraid to lay the cards on the table concerning his tax ideas. He spoke at a political rally here yesterday. “Those who assail the Democratic program for better government in Indiana have not to this hour offered a constructive suggestion of their own,” he said.

Charges F. D. R. With

Lowering Standards

Charging the New Deal with undermining foundations of the constitutional system, George L. Denny, Indianapolis attorney, in a Republican radio broadcast last night on station WIRE, said that President Roosevelt has set civil service standards back 40 years. Fairness: demands that the New Deal be distinguished from real democratic forms of government, Mr. Denny said.

Fourth Ward Club to Meet Monday

The Women's Seventh Ward Democratic Club is to hold a special meeting Monday, Oct. 12, at the home of Mrs. Badger Williamson, 1955 N. Pennsylvania-st. Mrs. John Donnelly is president and Mrs. J. Brooke Clawson is secretary.

Socialist Denied Place on Posey Ballot

MOUNT VERNON, Ind. Oct. 8.—

The Socialist Party was denied a place on the Posey County ballot today because William Rabe Sr, Evansville, candidate for Congress from the Eighth District, failed to file within the deadline set by law. Rabe’s petition was received Oct. 5. and the deadline was Oct. 3, according to the clerk’s office.

- Reed to Jalk Thrice in State, Report

James A. Reed, Kansas City, former United States Senator, is reported planning to make three political speeches in Indiana under the auspices of the Jeffersonian Democrats. According to the announcement, he is to speak at Gary ‘Oct. 16; Muncie, Oct. 21, and Indianapolis, Oct. 24.

WHAT MILLIONS

“X marks the spot” where a human life was lost in a traffic accident, as shown above at Pennsylvania and Ohio-sts. This photo shows

a sample of vivid reminders to be city where fatal accidents occurred.

painted on streets throughout the

The death sign plan was devised by Chief Morrissey, who said the crosses would serve to caution motorists at dangerous traffic spots.

5 ARE INJURED IN GAR CRASHES

Slippery Streets Blamed for Accidents - Here; Auto Catches Fire.

Five persons were injured here last night in automobile accidents attributed to slippery streets. Miss Phyllis Payne, 25, of 3060 N. Meridian-st, escaped with minor cuts when the automobile she was driving caught fire after skidding into a parked car owned by James Welch, 5150 E. Washington-st, at Ritter-av and E. Washington-st. Miss Phyllis Ludlow, 20, Harlan-

av, and Miss Devone Walker, 16, of 1604 LaGrande-av, were taken to Methodist Hospital and Carl Hopper, 19, of 1212 Kelly-st, to City

Hospital for treatment after a crash on Bluff-rd south of Troy-av.

They were riding in a car driven by William Jurgens, 22, of 1622 Kellen-st, when it collided with another driven by William Buckley, 37, of R. R. 4, Box, 53, police said. Robert Devore, 42, of 530 S. New Jersey-st, was taken to Veterans’ Hospital for treatment after the automobile in which he was riding with James Johnson, 28, of 517 N. Delaware-st, hit a parked car owned by Edgar B. Dickey, 37, R. R. 25, Box 700, on 38th-st near Road 67, a sheriff’s report said.

CHURCH OFFICERS TO DINE

Officers and members of the Memorial Presbyterian Church are to hold a home-coming dinner tonight. Dr. Frank Ofis Ballard, church pastor for nearly 25 yea rs, is to be guest of honor.

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Local Osteopath ‘Declares Needle Treatment Great Advance.

A large portion of the $150,000,000 spent annually in the United States for hernia operations will be saved through development of needle surgery in treatment of reducable hernia, according to Dr. Walter Grow,

-{ Indianapolis.

He made this prediction in an address this morning before members of the Indiana Osteopathic Asso-

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annual convention in Hotel Lincoln. He cited that 20 million personas in this country have hernia and that the affliction takes an annual toll of 6000 lives.

Others to Speak

Other speakers at today’s sessions were to be Dr. Yale Castilo, Kansas City, and Dr. J. E. Baker, Brazil. A joint luncheon with members of the woman’s auxiliary Is scheduled for noon.

Dr.’ V. B. Wolfe, Walkerton, was elected association president at the annual banquet last night. Other officers are Dr. C. Allen Brink, Princeton, president-elect; Dr. Fred L. Swope, Richmond, secretary; Dr. Kate Williams, Indianapolis, treas~ urer; Dr. Robert W. Barber, Indianapolis, and Dr. F. A. Turfler Jr. South Bend, trustees; Drs. Grow and Baker, delegate and alternate to the American Osteopathic Association.

Speaker at the banquet, at which South Bend was chosen for next year’s convention, was R. C. Mc-~ Caughan, Chicago. Dr. Paul van B, Allen, presided.

DRAMA CLUB ELECTS]

The Drama Club of Arsenal Technical High School has elected Sylvia Bolint president; Donald Shepp, vice president; Jean Ann Jones, secretary; John Thomas, treasurer,

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