Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1938 — Page 2

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0 NORE FFILE: REGISTRATION ENDS APRIL 4

Candidates Advised Closing Date for Action on Offices April 2.

As Charles R. Ettinger, Chief Deputy County Clerk, warned voters only 19 days remain to register or rerezister for the May 3 primary, 22 candidates filed petitions or announced their candidacy today. Among those filing for county and township office were Miss Hannan Noone, Democrat, present Center Township Trustee, for County Auditor; Clarence E. Weir, Democrat, for renomination as judge of Superior Court 4; John L. Sullivan, 416 N. Dearborn St., Democrat, for Center Township Constable; Donald I.. Gogen, 1415 Bellefontaine St., Republican, Center Township Constable: Robert N. Bosson, R. R. 14, Box 224-G, Republican, for Washington Township Trustee, and Ray D. Mendenhall, R. R. 1, Republican, for Decatur Township Trustee. Other Filings Filing for State Representative were J. Cecil Doyle, Washington, " Democrat; ‘Burt Summerland, Wa=bash, Republican; George H. Prime, Paoli, Democrat; J. Loren Elliott, Wabash, Republican; James H. Vancenbark, - Martinsville, . Democrat; Glenn A. Markland, Zionsville, Republican; Walter L. Thornhill, Geneva, Democrat; Clarence Arbuckle, Bedford, Democrat; Elmer E. Urbine, New Haven, Democrat, and Bert E. May, Crawfordsville, Republican. Jesse H. Nall, Portland, Republican, filed for State Senator from Jay and Randolph Counties. Rep. Finley H. Gray, Connersville, Democrat, - filed for renomination from the 10th District, while another Democrat, J. Harry- Browning, Elkhart, filed for Congress from the Third District. - - : . Candidates announcing include Mrs. Mabel I. Lowe, 308 N. Grant St., Republican, for County Recorder; Mrs. Maude L. Moudy, 514 E. 20th St., Republican, for Center Township Trustee and Walles Bradford Jr, 1338 Sheron Ave. Democrat, for Wayne Township Assessor.

Primary Open to All Mr. Ettinger reminded voters that midnight April 4 is the deadline for registration. He also advised prospective candidates that the last day to file is April 2. In reply to numerous inquiries, Mr. Ettinger listed the following regulations pertaining to the May 3 primary: . “Any qualified voter who is registered may vote at the primary The qualifications of six months in the state, 60 days in the township and 30 days in the precinct apply only to.a general election. - “Any person who will be 21 years ‘on or before the day of the general election may register now and vote in the primary. “Any Federal or .State employee duly registered, who will be absent from his county on the day of the primary by reason of his employgent or residence in the District of Columbia, and his dependents, can vote the absent voter's: ballot by applying for form 2A from his County - Clerk. “Any qualified voter and his dependents who by reason of ‘his busi. nes: is absent or expects to be abse nt from the County on primary day may vote by applying to his County Clerk and properly. €xecufing form .1A. “Any college or ‘university stu-

dent, duly registered and absent from the County on the day of the primary, may vote by absent voter’s ballot by applying to his Coun-

form 1A, “Any soldier, seaman‘ or marine and members of the Civilian Conservation: Corps, duly registered and absent from the County on the day

sent voter’s ballot by applying to his County Clerk and properly executing form 2A.

apply to the sick or disabled.

this case if the voter's registration has been canceled he may register),

transfer his registration by apply-

court or a duly qualified registration officer appointed by him. :

Served With Schools

Mrs. Moudy has-been in administrative positions in Indianapolis schools many years, serving as principal at Public Schools 12, 16, 58 and 75. She had charge of relief work west of, White River and north of Washington St. during the 1913 flood. In the 1936 campaign, she had charge of organizing the. business and professional women for the Republican Party in Marion County and throughout the state. Mrs. Lowe. is president of Local 127, United Garment Workers of America and is a member of the executive committee of Central Labor Union. James M. Tucker, Paoli, Republi~

member of ‘the party’s national policy committee, -told members of the McKinley Club last night that the Republican Party is going to give business a real chance to put men back to work ‘permanently. Andrew Jacobs, as part. of his primary campaign for the Democratic nomination for Prosecutor, today attacked the party's county organization as a “cowardly group.” He charged the present Prosecutor’s office with failure to prosecute gambling and vice interests and declared that one unnamed deputy is “lending his time to the Clauer machine” in an effort “to defeat Judge Clarence Weir.”

GIRL, ILL, WANDERS ~~ 2 HOURS IN STORM

—Milred Stewart, 14, was “none the worse” today after two hours’ wandering in delirium through a severe rainstorm. A posse found the girl in a patch of weeds. She was ill with influenza and left her sick .bed during the night clad only in a “Pighigown, and bathrobe. : :

FROST KILLED BY WIRES

LIVERPOOL, March 17 (U. P.)— Experiments in the electric heating

by fine weather. Wires about a foot apart have been buried at a depth of nine inches without seriously affecting the turf. :

Neto Low ‘Prides on

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9 Skilled Craftsmen

at your service.: Odd shaped crystals fitted while you wait.

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of the primary, may vote by ab=|

“The Absent Voter's Law does not Fh “A voter once registered is al-

ways registered, unless he fails to |=. vote in two successive elections (in |=

or unless he has moved out of his E precinct. In this event he must |S ing in person before the clerk of the =

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HUNTINGTON, March 17 (U. P).|

of grounds which may revolutionize: winter sport have been held up here |

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- @ Tweeds! -@ Shetlands! - » Swaggers! © Blue! ® Navy!

“eo Fleeces! @Reefers! * - ‘® Toppers! ® Grey! © Beige!

An amazing low price for a new spring coat built with the newest fashion details and in the latest spring colors. Smart fleeces, beautiful tweeds and shetlands. Reefers, and that's

the big fashion news in New York City today. Boxy toppers -

and swaggers. Sizes 11 to 17 and 12 to 20 in the group, but not in .each color. Greys, navy, black, beige, dawn blue. (Sketched, beige box swaggers, size 15.)

—Downstairs at Ayres.

THIS IS A FRIDAY BARGAIN!

Regrouping Sale of

Better Dresses

For Women, for Misses, for Juniors!

39 4) $3. 39

We've taken several hundred spring dresses anil regrouped

them into 38 sizzling low sale price groups! Prints, sheer *

wools, rayon crepes, black, navy, aqua, redingotes, roseberry, dusty ‘rose colors in styles for street, office, afternoon. Sizes 11 to 17, 14 to 20 and 38 to 44 in group, but not in each size, color or style.

® Black! ® Aqua! ® Navy! © Roseberry! ® Prints! . ' © Redingotes! ® Dusty Rose! ® Royal Blue! © Sheer Wools! © Rayon Crepe!

—Downstairs at Ayres.

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Silk, Rayon and Rayon Satins in

Women’s Slips $1.00

Pure silk crepes, darby brocades, rayon satins and taffetas. Cal. V lace or tailored tops. Bias or 4-gore. Sizes 34 to 44.

* Girls’ and Tots’

Wash Frocks

69¢c

Broken sizes and styles in Fpring styles. Pretty prints in

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Tots’ Zipper Dresses

the

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Girls’ new spring prints in fast colors. Reduced from higher C Price for clearance! hi ken sizes. Tots’ Chambray Play Suits

group.

« Men’s Knit Shorts

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cut and perfect fitting. Elastic waist. % 00 Sizes small, medium u) and large.

Men’s “No-Button” Shorts

Sanforized *‘‘NO-. 3 FOR BUTTON” shorts

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suits with hi unbreakable Fast color trim. Sizes 1 to 6 years in the

Tots’ nav, th dipper i : fresses e i grinis font $Y 49c 5 years in

THIS IS 4 FRIDAY BARGAIN! d Sale! Spring Hats .® Sharkskins! ® Turbans! * ® Pedalines! , $1.00 © Off Face!

® Bretons! ® Beret Types! - @ Sailors! EACH ©Brims!

Choose your new spring hat Friday and save yourself a “pretty penny”! Latest spring arrivals in sharkskins and pedalines. Black, navy, harness tan, beige, grey and wine colors. Sizes 22 to 23. =—Downstairs at Ayres.

THIS IS A FRIDAY BARGAIN! Cleararice! Formerly Sold for $3.50!

“Gorliss’’ Shoes

Save over a dollar on a pair of these smart “Corliss” style or “Corliss” arch -type shoes. In black or navy, two smartest colors for spring, 1938. Pumps, straps and ties in the group

+. + styled for wear now and right into mid-May! Sizes 4% , to 9, but not each style or color in each size. i

-- =-Downstairs at Ayres.

3.Thread Ringless

‘CHIFFON HOSE

Featuring New Spring ‘Iridescents and Copper Shades! Perfect Quality!

Ringless, sheer, clear and knit-to-fit!

Splashproof and reinforced toe and

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the shoulder (and waistline) help - create a smooth, unbroken line. In - QE printed cottons : with = roseberry - BIE ground and green trim; French blue E ground with wine trim; maize ground with. Paristan trim. Sizes nr 20. Other styles in sizes. 14

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| Chenille 5= Rugs

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11 Yards Stevens Orash_____10¢ yd. 48 Pair Duple Curtains....- id List 1768: Yards Wool Dress Rmnts, 26¢ yd.

New hard finished woolens in the new spring checks, stripes. Single, double or sports back styles. Topcosts in half belts, belt all around and balmacaan types. Dark or light colors. Sizes for all men! :

THIS IS A FRID AY BARGAIN!

{ Rummage Sale of Domestics |

Odd Lots — odd, Pieces, Remnants, Ete! mr I di 0 Soiled and Mussed from Display! Limited MewsMals _____________________ $149 Quantity in Each Group! Come Early! Broken sizes and styles; All fur felts. In wanted colors.

Men's Trousers __________________ $1.98

Men's dress or. work trousers in. choice of col - able orl ors and service

Men's: Raincoats Sl eee E

Regularly sell. for, 4195, Broken ‘sizes, styles ‘and. colors.

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