Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 April 1940 — Page 6

6.0. P. LEADERS WATCH EDITORS

Hope Gubernatorial Prospect Crystallizes From April 2 Meeting.

Indiana Republican leaders will ~ use the annual spring conventipn of the State Republican Editorial Association here April 26 as an occasion for crystallizing sentiment for a gubernatorial prospect. With the State Republican Convention only five weeks away, organization leaders were reported to be lining up support for one of the _six candidates seeking the gubernatorial nomination. Meanwhile, Editorial Association officials announced that five awards for various types of newspaper excellence during 1939 will be made at ihe convention. ups will be awarded for the best oun page of any daily newspaper in the state, the best front page of a weekly paper, the best. editorial page of a weekly paper, the best Republican editorial written in 1939 and the best three consecutive issues of a daily or weekly paper. Frederick E. i Ri Indianapolis attorney, is chairman of the

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Works Board members said today they would give serious consideration to the petition of more than 150 pupils of School 2 who would like to have 11th St. block-

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tral. Ave. for roller skating. The youngsters filed a petition asking that the street be roped off because it’s “just fine for'roller skating.” The Board decided to consult property owners on the street before taking action. Robert Marshall of 718 N. Alabama St. filed the petition.

ERBECKER PLEDGES ELEVATION SUPPORT

William C. Erbecker, Democratic candidate for the 12th District Con-

gressional nomination, last night pledged his efforts to secure Federal funds for track elevation on the South and West Sides. He spoke at 2 campaign meeting at 829 Lincoln “The South and West Sides,” he said, “have been stepchildren in the matter of Federal and local appropriations for public improvements. The growth of the city in both these directions has been re-

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tee. tarded and stunted.” Mr. Erbecker declared for adequate national defense measures

Serve People,” Petit Says

Otto W. Petit, Republican candidate for Sheriff, told a campaign audience last night at 2217 E. Michigan St. that if he is elected he will take office without any obligations “other than the promise of serving all the people.” Discussing law enforcement, Mr. Petit said: “The combination of gasoline creates power, but sometimes whisky creates speed and accidents. So I repeat, our highways must be kept free both day and night of such hazards.”

CRATER SWALLOWS TREE LONDON, April 18 (U. P)— While working in his garden at Mickelham, Police-Constable Missleton saw a 40-foot oak tree disappear vertically into crater. Only

the top branches now show above the mouth of the crater.

and deplored Rep. Louis Ludlow’s “lack of co-operation with the Federal Administration’s program at times when President Roosevelt required thé whole-hearted and unanimous support of his party in Con-

gress. ”

LOCAL YOUTH SENT TO NAVAL STATION

Elmore Ward Marshall, 23, of 19 N. New Jersey St., was at Great Lakes Naval Station today along with six other Hoosier youths who enlisted in the Navy this week. The others are George Hamilton Sargent Jr. 20, Sullivan; Charles William Lewisy 18, Terre Haute; Warren Eugene Tribby, 18, and Donald Edrl Ham, 20, both of Gwynnville; James Joseph Bain, 20, Ft. Wayne, and Charles Francis Busby, 19, Shelbyville.

CITES 6.0.P. AS

Hogg Says ‘Little New Deal’ of, Indiana Is “on * The Run.’

KENTLAND, Ind, April 18— Business, industry. and agriculture must be relieved from oppressive laws, David Hogg, Ft. Wayne, Republican gubernatorial candidate, said in a talk at a party rally here last night. “The Republican Party was born to save the nation,” Mr. Hogg said. “This year in Indiana it must rescue three and one half million Hoosiers from the tentacles of the little New Deal octopus.” Mr. Hogg charged that the State administration had transferred $500,000 from the Highway Commission’s construction fund to the maintenance fund. “Supposedly,” he said, “this is for a secondary road improvement project. In truth, it is for the purpose of adding more payrollers. It is further evidence that the little New Deal is on the run. They need more voters. But this year, even their now monotonous method of ‘buying’ votes will not stop the Republican party from victory in Indiana.”

Jenner at Peru Assails Two Per Cent Club

PERU, Ind. April 18 (U. P).— william E. Jenner of Shoals, a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor, last night pledged himself to destroy the “Two Per Cent Club” if he is elected in November, Mr. Jenner, a State Senator at the last General Assembly, said that when he took office he found that the State Gavernment was ‘“opergis along the lines of a dictatorp.” c

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properly,” he said, “and our public officials have completely shirked their responsibility future citizens. This has resulted in a terrific upsurge in crime and juvenile delinquency. “The record here has always been

crimes by these juveniles, but it is universally recognized by authorities on crime and its prevention that the threat or experience of punishment does not stop youths from committing crimes. I propose to begin on this problem at the point where the crime has not been committed as yet.”

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