Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1938 — Page 18

— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ 32 MEETINGS BOOKED IN CITY DURING OCTOBER

Revenue of $1,500,000 Expected for City from

MONDAY, OCT. 3, 1938

visited besides Marion are Boone,

CLINIC T0 EXAMINE Hamilton, Hendricks, Hancock, 197 SCHOOLCHILDREN jensen and Shelby.

sional women executives from In-| With 60 Marion County school | diana, Illinois and Wisconsin. children to be examined the first] OCTOBER The Indiana Improved Order of | Week, 187 schoolchildren in seven |

Red Men and Indiana Degree of |counties will be checked from Oct. | Pocahontas will attract about 2300 3 to Oct. 26 by the Indiana Uni-| Reap a Rich Harvest by Bringing in as Many Pairs

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Willis Opens Fight for 10th District Tonight; Farley May Visit State

County Republican Groups Democrats Alsc Hopeful!

Oct. 12 to 18; National Spiritualists Associatiofh, Oct. 17 to 22. Fifth district Altrusa Clubs will gather in Indianapolis for the first time, bringing business and profes-

HEAVY VOTING PREDICTED FOR MARION COUNTY

45,705 Have ave Been ial To Registration Lists,

Registration

Registration offices are open from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m,, today and tomorrow, at the locations given below. Registration closes Wednesday.

TODAY

Park Community House, South Belmont; Brookside Park Community House, Brookside Park; Fire Station, 6324 Bellefontaine; Lockfield

men and women. Indiana Inde- | versity Speech and Hearing Clinic, | pendent Order of Odd Fellows has | according to Dr. Robert Milisen, Sie an expected attendance of 1500. |The The first convention will be that| The clinic will work out of In-| of the Indiana State Medical Asso-|dianapolis. Other counties to be ciation, meeting in Indianapolis for || BARGAIN et |

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Plan Meetings Tonight | First Lady Accepts And Wednesday. |

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Invitation.

Gardens, Indiana Ave.; Fire Station, 1030 E. Washington St.; Fire Station, 1575 Roose-

Officials Report.

31,000 Delegates.

the first time since 1934. Largest of all is the Indiana State Teachers’ Association convention which will]

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With little more than five weeks complete with Hair

left for campaigning, the Republican State Committee today turned its attention to the Tenth District where Raymond E. Willis, Senatorial nominee, was to open a weeks speaking tour at Liberty tonight Immediately ae ng the Liberty address, Mr Wi as is scheduled to speak at Con le. Tomorrow

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‘ : : : draw between 14,000 and 16,000 quarters announced an extensive list| One of the biggest vote totals in Room 33. Court House ional conventi s| ment on Oct. 29. 2 HALF SOLES for this week, it was reported that registration thus far of 45705 voters, 8 1 entions in Indianapolis) ment 9 028 Mass Ave. School 76, 30th St. and College the State before the election. register at the Court House up to in at least $1,500,000 in new money ¥ N. Keystone Ave.; School 22, eye. 3 m ie ak di to Washington, that both Mrs. registration clerk, a total of 30, os 15¢ * * 25¢ night, he will <p at a dinner Registration office, Room 34 || nounced today. | NONE HIGHER can be arranged. Sw 9 er revi , Rep ublicans, mean- | > [new and 16,916 were previous voters. | mass meeting at oopear at several political gather-|,; to and including Friday night. |dropped from registration lists for Co-Operatives, Inc., Oct. 13 to 15; | LI-0274 LI-0775 oul ni smorrow night ll speak | — t who since his financing night. Tomorrow night he will sp: er . vy + . 1840 Presidential timber, also trnor Tow nsend at Greenfield. light parade preceding are to appear together at Ft. Wayne Fifth District Congression- Thursday night Governor Townlish. Senator Minton will speak at n baign spe ech of his 10,-| Senator VanNuys has announced 1 Neu Cas- Oct. 12: Noblesville, Oct. 15; Indie is expected to re- 3, and Shelbyville, Nov. 5 s to spe ok at 3 Haute Oct. 10; at Princeton, Oct. O. men legislative representative, will strict nom- tion of Labor, will speak at Terre

As the Democratic State head- : : : $ : velt Ave.; Registration office, Rn ; Figs f speaking engagements for prom-| Marion County history for an off sigs apn, Soe ynoss WH teachers for sessions on Oct. 27 and || x of & ding e \ - | Me ty 3 - a en national, state and re-| ost-convention - inent party workers and candidates year election is indicated in the TOMORROW |28, with post-con entertain- || Roberts Beauty Shop School 47, 1240 W. Ray St; Postmaster General Farley and Mrs. |election officials said today. | this month and according to Surveys 'd % % * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * For Any Size Shoe Franklin D. Roosevelt may speak in; After Wednesday, voters may Ave.; School 32, 21st and N. | made in the past they should bring | H A T & C L FE A N ED A N D B L oO C K E D Illinois Sts.; School 91, 4611 James Penman, Speakers’ Bureau midnight, Oct. 10. into the ¢itv. the Indianapolis Con-| chairman, said, after a phone call According to William P. Flanary, Kansas and Illinois Sts; enti qP bli it ra a |x c SEnt6E 45 150° 'W. bil Gf: |; venwon abil Publicity Burced sh«l the Shelbyville Kiwanis Roosevelt and Mr. Farley may visit voters have qualified at the branch tas wl ahy or Newcastle the State if their speaking schedules offices alone. Of these, 13,147 were|| Court House. Among large national gatherings S . | | scheduled for meetings here this S I AR SERVI & SHOPS | * fo welcome Rep. Senators VanNuys and Minton; At the Court House, 4818 new| this number, 213978 voted. Since month will be the United Typothe- | ¥ C rory = (R. N. Y) who and Governor Townsend are to ap- yoters and 7512 transfers were listed | 1936, there have been 30,000 voters tae of America, Oct. 9 to 12; United | No. 1-56 S. Illinois No. 2—130 N. Illinois | ston at 7:30 tomorrow night | IDES, in the tsate this week. Senator| yy 1936, there were 280,000 regis-| not voting at two successive elec-| National Women's Home Misisonary | 4 Sr Camalart Rnfala in. | Minton will speak at Clinton to-|tereq voters in Marion County. Of! tions. | Society of the Methodist Church, | E. Ca apehart, Buffalo in ) : t Danville and Senator VanNuys f recent G. O. P. cornfield con- | 2% Te ha > ference. has been mentioned as pos- will speak at Logansport and Govak Townsend at Linton can organizations Senators VanNuys and Minton \ An estimated 10,000 and Governor Townsend is to speak cted to attend. Forrest A. at Linton Wednesday night, and on and Arch N. Bobbitt, send will speak at Muncie. Friday irman, also will speak night the Governor will be at Eng- > Saturday : : Ei. a Tigre : Anderson Friday and at Shelbyville ill make the third Saturday night. | at Ric additional speaking engagements as wing appear- follows: Hammond, Oct. 11; Gary, ill wind up his anapolis, Oct. 17, 20, 27 and Nov n address at Au-|1: Kokomo, Oct. 24; Anderson, Nov. irday where| Thomas R. Hutson, State Labor a a city-wide Negro Commissioner, will speak at Terre ling that they lost the Tenth 18, and at Peru Oct. 18. Martin Mil- \ 1gressional | ler, Brotherhood of Railway Trainto sway speak at Terre Haute Friday, and t Alex Gordon of the State FederaHaute, Oct. 11

SU SPECT DIES ABROAD

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Oct. 3 (U. P.) —John Freeman, 24, of Chicago, died Saturday night, police said toHe was under detention, facing a charge of violating foreign exchange regulations, police said. Death was attributed to heart disease

h Springer lost the Tenth ph trict in the 1936 ‘Guber matorial el tion by only 833 votes. In the ress nal election, Republi in Rush, Decatur Iph Counties ‘which they

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Thomas R. Marshall Club of Washwill be at the Mayflower Frank Salzarulo. club presiwill explain the Indiana abwill sent voter law and how to cast a

Democratic ballot by mail.

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