Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1939 — Page 6

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~ PAG RE ee JENNER POINTS

Calls It One of ‘Rackets’ Under New Deal State igs... Government.

HAMMOND, Ind. Oct. 27 (U. PJ). —State Senator William E. Jenner of Shoals, a candidate for the ‘Republican nomination for Governor, last night charged that relief con-

ditions in Marion County ‘“were a |. part of the rackets operated under.

the New Deal Hoosier government.”

“Indiana has been infested with| rackets since the advent of the New|! “We saw]: them in the purchase by the State,

Deal in 1933,” he said.

of furniture, in the adoption of - school books, in the beer and liquor business, in WPA and now we see them revealed in administration of “poor relief.” “We (the Republicans) only insist that rackets and graft be eliminated and that favoritism and politics in relief-and WPA be replaced by

sound business principles.”

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an 18 MAKES COUNTY | AUTO TOLL 77

Two in Hospital After Collision; Woman Pedestrian Hit,- Motorist Held.

Marion County’s traffic death total stood at 77 for the year today with the death of David C. Cox, 22, of the Dennison Hotel, Beech Grove, who died last night in City Hospital.

Mr. Cox was injured Sunday in a collision of two cars at Troy .Ave. and Road 37. Riding with him at the time was Miss Margie Bright, 15, who is in City Hospital in a critical condition.

‘Driver's Wife Injured Also involved in the accident

Schroeder, 26, of 1320 Wright St. Both ‘he and his wife, Mrs. Ruth Schroeder, were injured and Mrs. Schroeder is still in the hospital in serious condition. Among the injured last night were Miss Janet Young, 19 N. Kealing Ave. She received head injuries and cuts in an automobile collision at College Ave. and 16th St. Police said she was riding with Jerry Bartley, 1605 N. Delaware St., when his car struck the rear of another driven by Thomas Bryson of Ft. Harrison. Neither driver was reported injured.

Two Hurt in Collision

Richard Ward, 3550 W. Washington St., was arrested on a charge of driving while drunk after his car struck Mrs. Ida Lentz, 1536 N. Tibbs Ave.,, at Michigan and Meridian Sts. She was treated at Methodist Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Meeks, 120 W. 47th St., were slightly injured when their car and one driven by James Walsh, 449 N. Keystone Ave., collided at Noble and New York Sts. They were treated at Methodist Hospital.

DETOURS LIFTED ON 2 HIGHWAYS

State Commission Closes Two Other Sections For Repairs.

Two detours were lifted and two new ones were established on Indiana roads during the last week, the State Highway Commission reported today. The detours lifted were on Road 15 northwest of Wabash and on Road 115 near the junction of Road 24. Detours now in effect are: .3—From Westport north, 4 miles

Zanesville, 9 miles over Roads 224 and 303. U. 8. 20—West of South Bend, 3 mi. over co. pavement and Ind. 123; east of Michigan City, 20 miles il, county oil mat and Roads 35 and trucks Iolloy Roads 43 and 2 to Jct. Roads 20 and 2 east of Rolling Prairie. U. 8S. 2¢—From Huniingioh to Ft. Wayne, 30 mies over Roads 9 Ind. 26—East of Fairmount, 3 miles over county rave) Ind. 28—From U. S. 52 to Just east of Fickle, 2% mi. over country grave 35—From north Jct. Ind. 18 to on Sport_pasenger cars 15 miles over Ind. 18 and county Daven es 36 miles over Roads 18, and 25; southeast of Michigan City, 12 mniiles over county oil mat—trucks follow Roads 43 and 2 to LaPorte. Ind. 38—Closed just east of Dayton— through traffic over Rds. 39 and 26 to Lataysutes local traffic 5 miles over co. grave, U. 8S. 52—Between Lebanon and LafayShe, passenger Sars 43 miles over Roads 39 and 26; trucks 71 miles over Roads 34 sd 43—southbound trucks to Lebanon and northbound trucks out of Lebanon use Road 39 to detour at Lizto! n 54—West of Bloat fold. 16 miles over Roads 57, 67 and 157 Ind. 5 7—North of Newberry, 8 miles over county grave, Ind. 62—South of ghatiestowst 612 miles over county road; west 9”, Jha, 129, 17 miles over tnd. 250 and Ind. In 4—East of Huntingbure, 15 miles over Roads 45 and 1 Ind. 67—From a2 i northwest—passenger ‘cars 13 miles over county treated gravel and Ind. 37—trucks from $jsncer to Indifnapo)es over Roads 43 an Roads 46 and $75 Jhroten traffic 31 alls over Roads 39 37—detour for local traffic marked over county road from Mooresville to Ind. Ind. 120—From Oriand to U. 8S. 27, 21 miles over Roads 327, 20 and 27. Ind. 124—From U. S. 27 to Ohio Line, 14 miles ng Roads 27 and 35. Ind. 218—From Delphi to Camden, 11 miles over Ind. 25 and county oil m Ind. 224—From Ind. 1 to ja ley, kK] aes or Ind. 1 and county gra Ind. 356—From Ind. 203 oy Lexington, 7 miles over Roads 203 and 3.

LITHUANIANS ENTER THEIR POLISH SPOILS

KOVNO Lithuania, Oct. 27 (U. P.). Lithuanian troops marched into the Vilna area of Poland today. They crossed the border near Sirwintai, led by Gen. Vitkauskas, by arrangement with Russian troops who had taken the region from Poland. The entry into Vilna, historical Lithuanian capital, was scheduled for tomorrow. The district was seized by Poland in 1923.

CYCLE TRAFFIC STUDIED

Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct. 27. — Discussion of a proposed ordinance regulating bicycle traffic will be held by City Council today. Student bodies of all public and parochial schools have been invited to send delegates to the meeting.

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