Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1938 — Page 2

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are playing a principal part in the| cer, Judge Wilfred Bradshaw and [sibilities of government? mud-slinging campaign,” Governor Dy ay “The Republicans are getting| Townsend charged last night.

campaign of Democratic -- Mayor| Thomas ‘Quinn. ¥ angrier every day because they have Frank R. Martin for re-election over 2436 Winthrop Ave, 8 p. m. been unable to drive the Democratic Speaking at a Democratic meet-

Ti Rapiican opponent, Row Spencers ah sper Judge | PEL ED [0 he WL DSHS ng hers the” Governor, eioked Mr. Martin was quoted as a 3-to-1| Lewis and Judge Chambers. ing type of campaign that they are| 1. ..1\e ‘were having a terrible favorite because he was a “Roosé-| 541 Indiana Ave, 8 p. m. Speak- A The y Pa Bying Bi time making up their minds since Fi A aI %2000,000| and or. Spencer, Judge WHSD |yghing, Well, we tun'l, They sre|Sime of Shem called him a dictator in PWA funds for lin, of| 945 E. Morris St. 8 p. m. Speak- |50 Silly We can’t take cognizance of sad others sald he, was an errand three new schools and a- $600,000| ers: Henry O. Goett, Judge Brad- jhe m SHA pking ourselves look fos d 1 civic center in.addition to getting| shaw, Miss Hannah. Noone, Mr. Pane A drowning man will clutch at the PWA to earmark $1,400,000 for a| Quinn and Charles R. Ettinger. |, shy Ring of 8 straw, al 5hS oppo. new sewage disposal plant. 1144 Wisconsin St, 8 p. m. |VanNuys to Speak sition apparently can find no other Speakers: Mr. Goett, Judge Brad- . straws but absurd charges, he said. Muncie Lists Challenged shaw, Miss Noone, Mr. Quinn and On State Hookup Friday 2 Mr. Hemstock’s supporters are| Mr. Ettinger. U. S. Senator VanNuys is to speak Manion Defends

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for the first time in several years;| Charges Wolff Lauded,

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broadcast.

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1 Ira n : 4 |banks, by the operation of the re-|expenditures, about “six billion dels] 1 {Democrats Plan ParaCe |= = os serum sm sj oes ut : >11 : a long-term, low-interest policy, Su 10° To Precede Mass Meeting; His, ci = savas w dam | O Frecede lviass ee TINE; miton dollars and the Federal Re- Services to Indiana serve banks: have approved loans a totaling 161 million to small busi. | Times Special | purchases of preferred stock, capital : rT : ; “Thotes and debentures which have Servis Commision. ing hed ies Cox Charges Wolff Lauded, Then Threatened to Oust totaled one billion, 78 million dol-|!h® State's co-operation Ww Andi Municioal ht jncreased the stability of|reductions in utility rates and medi-| - os : . anking. ; fiang Munloiha Farm Aid; VanNuys Talks Friday. - 27» ofan svies, of fhe Siste Telos Vote Contests. of [New Deal Aid to Farmers a W . : ; A T, SLED ARD CASTLE Democratic leaders made preparations today for a downtown parad Praised by Townsend Mr. Hanna addr 4 a rally here Wh Smennes a seis attod Press Staff Correspondent The principal speaker will be Mrs. Dorothy McAllister, Washington, | Times Special last night. He cited a 26 per cent Toesr't” 4 D. C., director of the Women’s Division of the National Democratic Com-| BROOKVILLE, Nov. 2~—The reduction in trafic deaths under . that the ultimate strength of any| gate: circuit Court Judge Earl R. Cox and James E. Deery. farmers to get together with the gram. “We just don’t know.” political organization rests in its| A mass meeting is scheduled for o- help of the Government to conserve . “Where is it now?” lowest units—the precincts and tonight at the Softball Stadium at}, erely determined to take pol- and make a profit out of the soll] VETERAN GENERAL DEAD “Well, some one tied it to a : where Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Cox of farmers here today. “ ” ; he h around like a Mexican —Ninth Corps Area headquarters We'll be right out. And so both malor political parties/y;)} be the principal speakers. i hea, “Farmers who could not as indi-|announced el that funeral servnaturally are bending every effort| Democratic headquarters today |" «rhe truth is that Mr. Wolff is viduals operate to enrich the soil ices with full military honors will SON RETURNS, MOTHER DIES cities and towns. the “only public r ecord made by|, hi bound hand and neighbors toward this end” he be held tomorrow for Maj. Gen. A state-wide survey completed to- Herman C. Wolff, Republican may- gon Re om hat to do and |said. “Poor areas are now being|George S. Simonds. Gen. Simonds er Son Sots To day by the United Press discloses oralty candidate, is his handling of | nab to say and neither they nor restored to full fertility and the gieq yesterday. He was a veteran | vas too great for Mrs, Florence icture in the state's 20 largest “In 1934, Mr. Wolff was "vice id previously |danger of disa ring.” Cities but from this emerges one Chair man of hy Clijzens Spool pT torts : win a iol ny Nat much of the er Dn i Dog ll hi ter as a iss salient fact—that each party is look- Committee an e announce € | election. Furthermore, if Mr. Wolff | national agricultural wealth comes | forces in the World War. gins, 22, returned. of 1940 in attempting to obtain con- |ance carried on school property. He|; ." paoniels, a leading corporation (soil, the Governor asserted that it trol of the municipalities. ; Innes that ahi 2 has - been |, tiormey of our city. had been wasted away because Indiana’s municipal elections this| handling the schoo nslirante smce Charges Mud-Slinging «farmers were forced to produce vice and corruption (these are par-| Mr. Wolff could not be reached| «The thinking people of this com-|with falling prices to make an inticularly noticeable in Indianapolis, for comment on the statement, but|mynity have not been fooled by the|come.” Kokomo, Terre Haute, Jeffersonville, [On other occasions he has said that|campaign of deception, of inconend Gary): public utilities (Hunt-|toB.” : slinging that has been conducted by ington, Logansport and Goshen); Other Meetings Listed the Republican leaders in Marion Charged by Governor municipal expenditures (Ft. Wayne| Democratic meetings tonight be-|County. Do our people want their WPA and several others. i i . of public officials? If they can’t Starting at random to discuss in- gium {noi hselts Ave. 8 p. m,, |Use their heads in a campaign, |lican leaders have lost confidence | dividual cities, it is found that -in| Speakers: Judge Smiley Cham- what do you think would happen|in their issues and now are conRegularly 50c Time Only ‘Let BILL Clean and Re- C block Your Hats to Fit Your Head. Factory Methods. Indiana’s Newest and Most Modern Service Shop (Nextto Loew’s) LIL 1014 Free Delivery at Your Office

mond Republicans on the County Threatened to Oust Chief

Sicket. BE I Fe et Manion sree) (hes Sen fhe Ie At Muncie, one of the city's Most] 1G watt in an adosess at 5513 B | 1619: Tobin, labor chalrman of the a bitter campaigns is drawing to a|waoshinoton St. charged that Her- Democratic National Committee, is|phow secured by mortgages on the close as the Republican organiza- g 8 at Her=\¢; take part in-a broadcast Satur-|s n and bust > So EnelloREEs the vole rionts of man C. Wolff, Republican candi-!jov.evening. U. S. Senator Mint arms, homes and business proper allenges’ ing rights o y evening, U:,> nton | ties of the country are subtracted

: date for mayor, “early this year told |i 9074 registered voters. The G. O. P. : °C lwill speak Suuday afternoon, and claims that the registration lists In- Poli on a au he ‘was |gtate Chairman Omer Stokes Jack- from the sum total of the New Deal clude many persons who are dead or apolis ever son will conclude the broadcasts

have moved from the city or into hag” ang now promises to fire him Monday night.

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another precinct. Organized labor is taking an active part in the campaign, with the C. I. O. and most of the A. F. of L. lining up behind Democratic Mayor Rollin H. Bunch. Ira J. Wilson, the Republican candidate, is claiming some labor support, however. In addition to the Republicans, Mr. Bunch is being opposed by a disgruntled group of former Democrats

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Mayor Clair W. H. Bangs, who

was defeated for renomination hy

“Can Mr. Wolff,” he said, “who apparently is running for City Manager instead of Mayor, explain his sudden reversal and decision to oust the man he praised without reservation?” “Mr. Wolff would have you believe he is going to maintain the merit system in the city administration if he is elected. Yet he has turned on the one man in that administration whose record of service drew his unqualified indorsement. ‘A Lot of Us Agree’

“Mr. Wolff would have you be-

Progress Toward Stability Claimed by Minton

Times Special ; MICHIGAN CITY, Nov. 2.—Government, business and labor are co-operating and making definite progress against economic instability, U. S. Senator Minton declared at a Democratic rally here last night. Claiming that all basic industries have profited through the Federal Government’s purchase of materials for the recovery program, he said:

the Republicans, provides the color lieve he is no politician. A lot of| “Government has co-operated in Huntington's three-cornered |US will agree with him in that. But with business by making direct mayoralty race although he is ac- when he attempts to pose as one|loans to small firms, by aid to

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