Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1937 — Page 2

HARMONY TO BE NEW DEMOCRAT LEADER'S GOAL

today as he assumed his- duties that “my chief objective will be to promote harmony within the party.” He added that he would be busy for several weeks getting acquainted with new party leaders and would visit ward and precinct chairmen to discuss organization matters. “No approval will be given primary candidates for any offices until I talk with rank-and-file party

Saturday, has been a party for more than a score of years. He is to serve until after the May primary election. Party leaders said it would be his responsibility to see that factionalism did not split the party before election. Born in Franklin County, April 10, 1885, the new chairman has lived in Indianapolis 40 years. He was a

| for the Indianapolis district fol-

lowing the repeal of prohibition, Mr. Claver now heads the Hoosier Wine and Beer Co., a port of entry for malt beverages imported from other states. : ) For 14 years he was secretary of the Indianapolis Association baseball club, retiring in 1931. Mr. Clauer is married and has a

15-year-old son now attending Park School. He lives at 5212 N. Capitol Ave. ; His election followed Mayor Boetcher's resignation as ‘county chairman to succeed John W. Kern, who now is a member of the U, S.

W. C. T. U. TO MEET

The Tuxedo W. C. T. U. is to hold an all-day meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Thom Whiteford, 1528

S. Belmont Ave. Mrs. Beth Fuson, president, is to be in‘ charge.

BARGAIN

The board of directors of Sunny-|{ home of Mrs. Ray D. Everson, side Children’s Sunshine Club is to’ Acton. : y :

Meet tomorrow the

FINE FOODS

at the LOWEST PRICES

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members,” the new chairman said. New Leaders Considered

minority member of the City Council during the Lew Shank admin-

He announced that new leaders | istration, starting in 1922, and in would be named later for precincts | 1925 he was named Democratic City

created under the redistricting now | Chairman. . .

Promising to Talk With before County Commissioners. He | Elected in 1932 as county treaspointed out that in the 1936 elec- [urer, Mr. Clauer served his two-

‘Rank-and-File.’ : tions, several precinets were found | year term and declared he would William E. Clauer, new Marion | to be too large. not run for that post again. DesigCounty Democratic chairman, said

Permanents

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Clauer Takes Chairmanship, A COOL KITCHEN 5 8 With Westinghouse R&R Electric Range

Terms to Suit

VONNEGUTS

Market Open Tues.—Thurs. Till 6 Sat. Till 9 P. M.

Market and Delaware StS.

Mr. Clauer, elected unanimously nated as one of the beer importers

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