Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1938 — Page 8

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19 Standing Committees Are Announced by Paul Wetter.

Appointment of 19 standing committees for the Indianapolis Federation of Community Civic Clubs was anneunced today Wetter, president. Public Utilities—Edward O. Snethen, John F. White, Oscar F.

Smith, George Q. Bruce, Harmon A.|

Campbell, Charles H. Strouse, C. C. Livingstone and E. L, Eckstein. Smoke Abatement—Mr. Snethen, Fletcher Savage, F. A. Muehlbacher, P. Taylor Evans, Basil E. Covert and Harry Mathews. Transportation and Traffic—Mr. Bruce, Edward A. Peterson, Dr. Walter Hemphill, Albert Neuerburg, J. Edward Burk, L. Frank Treat and M. A. Hopkins.

On Milk Control Law

Milk Control Law—Mr. Neuerburg, Mrs. M. B. Spellman, Mrs. Carl P. Muench, Henry A. Roberts, Mr. Bruce and James S. Cross. Public Health and Sanitation— Dr. Hemphill, Dr. L. W. Kirtley, Dr. LIL. M. Sartor, Raymond Bolander, Mrs. William Brennan and Harry Meyer, Music—Miss Pearl M. Randall, Mrs. L. E. Hobson, Mrs. Fletcher Savage, Mrs. Lottie Weiland and Mrs. Nora Snivley. Parks and Recreation—Mr. Livingstone, George Ruwe, Mr. Eckstein, David T. Campbell, Henry G. Stiles, Melvin E. Thomas and C. H. Hart. Public Improvements and Buildings—The Rev. L. C. E. Fackler, Mr. Ruwe, Millard F. Mathis, Arch D. Hinch, D. V. Griffith and A. C. Waggoner.

Arrange Publicity Publicity — Mrs. Florence K. Thacker, Charles Blume, William C.

H. Peacock, Lewis B. Sebastian, Mrs. | Mildred Good and Howard Sinclair. | Public Safety—William M. Calvin, | W. J. Gagen, Herbert C. Fledder- | john, Joseph M. Milner, Ted M. | Campbell, Mrs. Louise Schultz and | Louis Messang. Public Schools — Charles H. Mohey, Carl Burton, Mr. Milner, Jack Praed, Herman IL. Kettler, Mrs. Spellman and Florence Whiteman, Year Book—Mrs. Wilklam A. Hayes, Mr. Bruce and Mrs. Thacker, Arrangements and Programs— Mrs. Hayes, Mr. Neuerburg, Charles H. Strouse, Mr. Livingstone, Mr. Snethen and G. G. Schmidt.

Work for Child Health

Child Health and (welfare) Protection—Mr. Eckstein, Mrs. Hayes, the Rev. Mr. Fackler, the Rev. C. G. Baker, Mrs. Alice P. Ellison, Mrs. Harriett S. Mayer and John C. Truemper. City Market—Mr. White, Cecil McConahey, Mr. Meyer, Robert R. Sloan, Mrs. Emma Kirk and Mrs. Adele H. Schaller. City Planning—Paul H. G. Lieske, William Roessner, Edward J. Heckler Jr, Henry A. Roberts, Sam B. | Walker and Mrs. George Golder. { City Welfare and Beautification— Oscar PF. Smith, Mrs. Flora Bauer, Mrs. Margaret S. Petit, William D. Beanblossom, Ross S. Ludlow and | John W. Holtzman. Legislative — Mr. Strouse, Mr. Smith, Mr. Neuerburg, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Livingstone and Thomas A. Dailey. Membership—Harmon A. Camp- | bell, Mrs. Wilhelmina Smith, Mrs. | Minerva J. Mathis, Fred Brumit | and Dr. Kirtley. {

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American Legion has official communication from the Department Adjutant of Iowa that corrects erroneous reports of honoraty membership granted to a German army veteran by the Marengo, Iowa, post. This Legion unit granted only the privileges of its clubrooms to Frank Hinkeliman, Marengo baker, who served in the World War with German forces. It did not admit him as an honorary member. The] Legion constitution makes no pro-| vision for honorary membership. | No one can belong who did not| serve in some branch of the U. S.| fighting forces during the World| War. | Hinkelman aided Marengo Legionnaires in building new quar-| ters, and in return the post gave | him entree to the clubrooms.

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Times Photo. Roscoe McClain is the most popular mailman in Indianapolis, according to a vote taken by the auxiliary of the Indianapolis Letter Carriers Association. Mr. McLain is a parcel post truck driver and has served here for 16 years.

FOUR SLUGGED BY THUGS HERE

Many Week-End Robberies And Brawls Investigated By Police.

Four men were slugged and loot valued at more than $600 was stolen here during the week-end, police re-

ported today. While officers sought the assail- | ants of two men, they held the | alleged slugers of the other two victims. Abraham Gish, 36, of 1534 Hiatt | St., said he was slugged and kicked in the mouth in the 1600 block, Reisner St., by a man who made no attempt to roh him. He lost several teeth. Willard Troutman, 19, of 115 N.| Harding St., received eight scalp | lacerations when he was slugged | while walking in McCormick St. | near W. Washington St. His assail- | ant also escaped. Officers held Bruce Innish of 1076 | Oliver Ave, on assault and battery | charges in connection with an at-| tack on William J. Carlin, 2924 Col- | lege Ave, in the 800 block E. Wash- | ington St. | James Hollis, 22, of 216112 Pierson | St., was to face charges of aesauis] and battery with intent to kill in| connection with the injury of Forrest Knuckle, 30, of 2163 N. Illinois St. Mr. Knuckle reported he was struck on the head by a brick at | McLean Place and N. Illinois St. Police were investigating a report by Mrs. Bernice Hawblitvel, 29, and Miss Wilma Tyler, 18, both of 570 | Pershing Ave, who said they re- | ceived severe head lacerations when struck on the head with a milk bot- | tle while asleep in their room. Thieves looted Indianapolis homes and autos, taking jewelry. cash, clothing and other merchandise. Tavern brawls and shooting affrays resulted in numerous arrests and injuries. A Cellini accordion valued at $300 was reported stolen from the home of Otto Zendel, of 3230 N. Illinois St. Several bottles of whisky and wine also were taken, he said.

SAFETY AUTHORITY TO ADDRESS LEAGUE

members will hear John J. Hall, New York, widely recognized authority on traffic safety, at a meeting Wednesday at the Indiana War Memorial Building. | Invitations to the meeting have | been extended to Governor Town- | send, Mayor Boetcher, Chief Mor- | rissey, State Safety Director toe |

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OTTO RAY

Vote. Stay at the Polls Until You Have Voted. Then Help the OTTO RAY Machine Buster Workers at the Polls.

Remember These Instructions When You Enter the Polling Place:

All voters are urged to stop, read, think and act. Read the following instructions carefully if you want an honest, clean primary and if you desire to help Otto Ray, Democratic candidate for Mayor, bust the Democratic political machine and if you want a competent chief of police. On entering the voting place, you will be given one large white ballot, listing the names of the congressional, county, township, delegate and precinct committeeman candidates, and one small white ballot, size 8 by 615 inches, listing the name of Otto Ray and the other candidates for mayor and city council. You also will be given a blue pencil Examine your ballots carefully, See that your ballots are free from markings of any kind and that they are not torn. See that they contain the initials of both election clerks, in ink, on the lower left hand corner, on the back of the ballot. If your ballots are mutilated in any way, or do not carry the initials of both election clerks, demand another ballot.

For Physically Disabled and Those Unable to Read

The law says: If you are physically unable to mark your own ballot, or cannot read English, you must make an affidavit to that effect, then both the Democratic and Republican election clerks shall go with you into the voting booth and aid the voter in marking his or her ballot. Inform Machine Buster Worker at once if clerks do not mark ballot for candidates of your choice.

The name of Otto Ray for Mayor will be either first, second, or third, at the top of the first column to the left, on your city ballot. Notice the name of Otto Ray, on this list, for example. Be sure you make the cross inside the square, without touching the square itself. Use only the blue pencil given you to mark vour own ballots. Be cool and collected, as the law gives you ample time to mark your own ballots. After you have marked your ballots, and before you leave the booth, fold them separately so the face cannot be seen and so that the initials of the poll clerks on the back can be seen. Return the blue pencil to the poll clerk, hand your ballots to the inspector, and see to it that the inspector places them, at once, in the ballot box of your party, in your presence. If anyone attempts to buy your vote, influence your vote, or in any way interferes with your free voting rights, defend these rights to the limit. If you see any signs of fraud whatsoever, call for the primary election sheriffs, and also report it to the Otto Ray Machine Buster Workers at the polls, or call Machine Buster headquarters, Riley 6408, giving them the information regarding fraud, with your correct name and address. Otto Ray will give $25 reward to each of the first 20 persons giving information which will lead to the arrest and conviction of persons violating primary election laws. You may do this in safety to yourself. The law reads thaf anyone giving information of this nature will not be prosecuted.

CITY BALLOT

To vote for a candidate, make an X in the square after the candidate's name.

the name of OTTO RAY, candidate for mayor, on this list, for example.

Notice

For Mayor (Vote for one only)

OTTO RAY EDWARD O. SNETHEN [J REGINALD H. SULLIVAN [7

For City Clerk (Vote for only one)

For City Council First District (Vote for one only)

=| (18) WILLIAM C. McCARTHY [| (232) ERNEST C. ROPKEY (19) JOSEPH G. WOOD

For City Council Second District (Vote for one only) |

(20) ALBERT O. DELUSE

For City Council Fourth District (Vote for one only)

For City Council Fifth District (Vote for one only)

(23) OLLIE A. BACH (24) JOHN W. FREEMAN

For City Council

WILLIAM F. DONAHUE

' JOHN M. LAYTON

EPH W. VIRT

For City Council Third District (Vote for one only)

0 (21) GUY O. ROSS

Sixth District (Vote for one only)

| (25) VIRGIL H. FOX [1] (26) F. B. RANSOM |

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IMPORTANT NOTICE SHOW THIS LIST TO YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS, SO THEY, TOO, CAN PROTECT THEIR RIGHT TO VOTE A FREE BALLOT, WITHOUT ANY INTERFERENCE WHATSOEVER.

TAKE THIS LIST TO THE POLLS WITH YOU, SIGN YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS ON IT. AND, TO PROTECT YOUR VOTE, AND PREVENT FRAUD, GIVE IT TO THE OTTO RAY MACHINE BUSTER WORKER AT THE POLLS IN YOUR PRECINCT PRIMARY DAY.

WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY

Name

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DEMOCRATIC PARTY

To vote for a person make a cross (X) AFTER his (or her) name in the proper column, Notice the name of Myrtle Buehl, candidate for Center Township Trustee, for example,

For Representative in Congress Eleventh Congressional District (Vote for one only)

(12) WILLIAM H. LARRABEE []

For Joint State Representative Marion and Johnson Counties (Vote for one only)

(72) HARRY HILL

For Representative in Congress Twelfth Congressional District (Vote for one only) (12) LOUIS LUDLOW

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For

Clerk of the Circuit Court (Vote for one only) CHARLES R. ETTINGER PAUL RUSSE

For Judge Circuit Court 19th Judicial Circuit (Vote for one only) (13) EARL R. COX

For County Auditor (Vote for one only) GLENN B. RALSTON MARTIN H. WALPOLE

For Prosecuting Attorney 19th Judicial Circuit (Vote for one only) (14) ANDREW JACOBS

For County Treasurer (Vote for one only) WALTER C. BOETTCHER

(15) DAVID M. LEWIS

For Judge Superior Court Room One (Vote for one only) (16) JOSEPH T. MARKEY (17 LEO X. SMITH

For County Recorder (Vote for one only)

ROBERT ELDER HANNAH A. NOONE LEWIS C. WILLIAMS

For Judge Superior Court Room Two (Vote for one only) (18) HERBERT M. SPENCER (19) JOSEPH R. WILLIAMS

For Judge Superior Court Room Three (Vote for one only) (20) RUSSELL J. RYAN (21) CHALMER SCHLOSSER (22) L. ERT SLACK

For Judge Superior Court Room Four (Vote for one only) (23) HENRY O. GOETT (24) CLARENCE E. WEIR

For Judge Superior Court Room Five (Vote for one only) (25) L. WILLIAM CURRY (26) HERBERT E. WILSON

For Judge Probate Court (Vote for one only) (27) SMILEY N. CHAMBERS (28) JACOB L. STEINMETZ

For Judge Criminal Court (Vote for one only) (29) FRANK P. BAKER (30) JAMES D. ERMSTON (31) DEWEY E. MYERS

For Judge Juvenile Court (Vote for one only) WILFRED BRADSHAW EDWARD C. EIKMAN John F. Geckler HOMER J. SANDUSKY

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For State Senator Marion County (Vote for one only) JEFFERSON DAVIS CLINTON THOMAS A. HENDRICKS

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For State Representative Marion County

(Vote for eleven only) (38) DAVID H. BADGER (39) ALEXANDER BAKER (40) CHARLES L. BARRY, JR. (41) EDWARD P. BARRY (42) LUCILLE L. BERRY (43) GIDEON W. BLAIN (44) FRANK J. BOATMAN (45) JAMES H. BOOKEDIS (46) DANIEL L. BOWER (47) GUY A. BRAUGHTON (48) THEODORE CABLE (49) ROBERT L. CARRICO (50) THOMAS J. DOBSON, JR. (51) PERRY H. EASTON

(52) ADOLPH G. EMHARDT, JR.

WILLIAM C. ERBECKER

BESS ROBBINS KAUFMAN

DAVID KLAPPER SAMUEL KROOT JAMES J. McCASLIN SALVATORE P. MICELI LAWRENCE C. MILLER ARNOLD C. NAHAND JOHN M. NOE ARTHUR C. PAETZ ROBERT M. STITH WILLIAM A. TAYLOR RALPH F. THOMPSON JEROME J. WACHTER

HERBERT C. WADSWORTH

EDWARD C. WAKELAM JOSEPH C. WALLACE

JUDSON H. WEST CARL E. WOOD

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For County Sheriff (Vote for one only) ORVILLE P. BRAY WILLIAM J. BROWN AL FEENEY MAX LORY CHARLEY LUTZ THOS. S. MEEKER CLAUDE E. SHOVER

For County Coroner (Vote for one only)

ETHELBERT R. WILSON JOHN E. WYTTENBACH

For County Surveyor (Vote for one only)

JOHN C. RYAN DARREL C. WALTON

For County Assessor (Vote for one only)

JOHN J. BRODEN GEORGE W. FOX CLARENCE GAUMER ALBERT H. GOEPPER

For County Commissioner Second District (Vote for one only) (96) WILLIAM AUGUST BROWN [7] OJ 0

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(97) AMOS STEVENS (98) CLARENCE I. WHEATLEY

For County Commissioner Third District (Vote for one only) (99) HARRY F. HOHLT (100) DOW W, VORHIES

For County Councilman at Large (Vote for three only)

(101) CARL F. BRANDT

(102) WILLIAM N. HARDING, JR. |

(103) GEORGE SADLIER For County Councilman Second District (Vote for one only) (104) JOHN H. LOHSS

For Township Assessor Center Township (Vote for one only) (112) JAMES F. CUNNINGHAM [1

(113) LOUIS J. WAHL 0

For Justice of the Peace Center Township (Vote for one only) (114) DOUGLAS D. BROWN (115) ANDREW J. BRUCE (116) ROBERT G. CARTER (117) CARL A. HILDEBRAND (118) PERVUS R. JOHNSON (119) JOHN F. MANNING (120) JOSEPH McLAFFERTY

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For Township Constable Center Township (Vote for one only) (121) DARRELL NELSON JOHN W. COCHRAN 0 EDWARD C. KASSENBROCK [1 TED ROSS DAVID E. SAVELL FioED E. STEWARD JOHN L. SULLIVAN OTHO WENTWORTH

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For Advisory Board Center Township (Vote for two only) CHARLES HOLTMAN LOUIS G. KOERNER

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For Delegates to State Convention

For Precinct Committeeman

For Township Trustee Center Township (Vote for one only) MYRTLE BUEHL

ELIZABETH COOK EDWARD C. FOX RICHARD O'NEIL THOMAS M. QUINN ALBERT F. WALSMAN DONALD WHITINGER

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Important Information!

The following important

all voters.

information should be read

The name of Otto Ray, for Mayor, is not on this same ple ballot, because it contains only the names of candidates

for congressional, county, township, delegate and precinct committeeman.

You will be given two white ballots when you enter the

polling place on Primary day. Mayor, will be on the small city ballot given you.

To bust the Democratic political machine, vote for Otto

the square after his name, as

Ray for mayor, on the small city ballot, by making a cross in

shown below:

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