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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES IT SE PAGE 7

FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1040

BLUE LEADING 6. 0. P. RIVALS

Petit, Hutsell Race Close; Booher Slightly Ahead; Boetcher Gains.

(Continued from Page One)

E. Curtis White, Joseph F. Sexton and Jacob Weiss. 7. Judson L. Stark, regular G. O. P. organization candidate for Twelfth District Congress, held a slight lead over James A. Collins, anti-organization candidate. 8. Louis Ludlow was far out in front for the Twelfth District Congress nomination over William Erbeecker. His lead was about seven to one. 8. Paul E. Tegarden, anti-organ-ization candidate, continued to hold a slight lead over Neal Grider, organization candidate, in the Republican Treasurer contest. 10. Regular Republican organization candidates in the coroner, surveyor and two county commissioner contests continued to hold leads over anti-organization candidates. 11. In the Republican State Representative contests (11 to be nominated) regular organization candidates were leading in all but two of the first 11 places. The only anti-organization candidate in the first 11 places was Thaddeus R. Baker, in fifth place, while in 10th place was Edward Harris Jr, slated by neither group. Organization candidates in order of their votes were Emsley W. Johnson Jr. Charles P. Ehlers, Thomas E. Grinslade, Nelle B. Downey, C. Otto Abshier, Alvah Baxter, J. Otto Lee, Frank R. Beckwith and Oscar A. Jose Jr. 12. The first 11 Democratic State

Representative candidates were: Edna Bingham, Roberta W. Nicholson, Mercer M. Mance, Charles W. Lahrman, Judson H. West, David H.| Badger, Walter Truman, Bess R.| Kaufman, Robert Allison, Mau-| rice T. Harrell and Robert M.| Stith. All but Allison were slated by the organization.

376 CO-OPERATIVES AID 5254 IN STATE

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 10—A total of 376 co-operative services

have been established in Indiana through the Farm Security Administration, serving a total of 5254 cooperators, State Director E. H. Shideler said today. Loans have been made for the establishment of pure-bred sire services, purchases of farm implements, dairy herd improvements, sheep dipping, soil improvement, conservation equipment and numerous other services which would be used co-operatively. The 376 co-operatives are serving 1463 FSA clients, 2209 other lowincome farmers and 1582 co-oper-

Primary Tabulations

Democratic

CONGRESS (Eleventh District) (44 out of 129 Marion County precincts) DEAN ....... “hbase LARRABEE

vena 2,576 4,282

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CONGRESS (Twelfth District) (82 out of 212 precincts in the distri

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY (126 out of the 341 total precincts)

STATE SENATOR

CABLE .....cccocinancasessss 9,504 CLINTON .cuceecisnscsasenss 3535 EASTON IEEE EERE EERE LR] 4,321 WALLACE ...ovvenvssnsasese 9,263 WEISS ... veesssenpensss 9830 WHITE .......c0000 veseeeess JONI

JOINT STATE SENATOR

* STATE REPRESENTATIVE . 5,820 .. 4,266 . 6540 . 2,589 8,942 triesacseaesesnsess 3,229 . 2973 . 2301 2,728 5.645 4534 5,884 2,676 6.858 3,310 vo 2615 .. 3.088 6.887 ov 2.947 4.864 3,753 4559 2,505 7.602 2,225 4293 1.846 3,830 Shr 5275

BENEDICT JR. BINGHAM BOATMAN CONNER FAUCETT FREEMAN .civetencsssnccnns HARRELL ...iiveviencnnnenes KAMMINS KAUFMAN .icoceenennnns KLAPPER .. LAHRMAN M'CLOSKEY . M'COLLUM .. McFEELY MANCE MEARS MILLER ...... MOORE MURCHIE NAHAND ......e00 NICHOLSON ‘vere NICKEL ....v.e0teetceennncne PROPER ...... SIRMIN ...coveeseenncaccacss STEWART ..cvievieninnnnnnes STITH ....... TRUMAN cecsacasees 6178 WAKELAM ..... seeerasssases 271 WEST ......cvnnenn ‘areas «oro 6762

JOINT STATE REPRESENTATIVE HAYMAKER JR. ............ 8,722

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COUNTY SURVEYOR

COUNTY COMMISSIONER (First District) Casha asan 2,015

NEWHOUEE ....ccovveensees. 8684 WADSWORTH ....coveees.. 1,602 cesenss 3,408

COUNTY COMMISSIONER (Second District) ANDREWS BROWN DONAHUE

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Republican

CONGRESS (Eleventh District)

(44 out of the 129 Marion County . precincts)

CONGRESS (Twelfth District (82 out of the 212 precincts in the district) 1,466

Sst stBr BRENNAN RN, 5,95

ssrscssesanse 815 (126 out of the 341 Total precincts)

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY BLUE ..... sasene sesscnessces 1429 FUNK ....cocvennasnensnneces 3554 HOLMES SRB RRR RENN 2,326 REILEY 520 RICHARDSON ....ccovveeees 5171 TILSON ........ saesrsannanen 1,090

STATE SENATOR

ATHERTON .......... serves 9159 BEVERIDGE JR. .......0....10,463 BROKENBURR .....0e0eeeee 7,202 CARSON II .....ceevennennes 3,337 CHAMBERLIN ....c0v00000..10346 KING SRB RNAS 3,100 LANGDON ...cosceecenrances 3378 LEFFLER ..icoccvessercasees 1957 LEWIS SRNR NNR RN ERR 5,741 MERCER BABB BER NTRS 5,526 SCHOLL ...c.ceevansscsecnee 2,087 SPRINGER cenenness 4,007

COLLINS OWENS STARK

Sherrer

JOINT STATE SENATOR

CLARK ........... sraanenees 5059 DICKERMAN ....¢cieeveeses 3,499 cescnasasenesses 6,666 veares 3344

STATE REPRESENTATIVE

ABRAHAM censasresnsess 2,298 ABSHIER sesssrassenass 5636 BAKER .. 6,728 BALDWIN 2,250 BAXTER ...ceceetecceeneess 5591 BECKWITH 5,357 BEHMER 2,752 BORNS 2,892 BROWN ..icieveersnsnnnenee- 4,718 CARRICK ...iciiaetsnnnsienes 1558 COREY .....ceatestnsnncnsns 2687 DONNELLY 3.344 DCWNEY 6,869 EHLERS 7,269 EVERETT « 1.857 FENSTERMACHER 3,232 LER 2,135 7,165 5,392 1,117 3,499 1,881 3,184 1,581 8,363 5,361 3,176 2,221

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COUNTY TREASURER

GRIDER .....cvocenviinnnnns ROBISON +...cevtatetninnnnn TEGARD

COUNTY SHERIFF

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COUNTY COMMISSIONER (First District)

. tearesssensenas 9930 KINCAID veaees 5,602 M'CONNELL .....co0ec0eeaees 1,511

COUNTY COMMISSIONER (Second District) APPLEGET venssses 1608 BOSSON JR. ....covvnveeee. 6,628 HATFIELD ....... veesssaanes 3,699 KEALING sataacvsenees 5,371

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FACTIONS CIRD FOR SHOWDOWN

Major Parties to Decide Who Will Take Reins in Vote Tomorrow.

Rival factions in both Republican and Democratic parties today mobilized their forces in final “showdown” fights for control of county

committee organizations at their annual conventions at 1 p. m. tomorrow. The Republican convention, which had been postponed until Monday night because of the slow ballot counting, was put back to tomorrow by County Chairman Carl Vandivier. It will be held at the Indiana ballroom. The convention had been postponed because of an emergency caused by the delayed counting of precinct committee men ballots. However, the counting was speeded up yesterday and all contested committeemen were certified by the statutory deadline yesterday noon. Mr. Vandivier said since the tally on committeemen votes had been completed he had no choice but to return the convention date to the statutory time tomorrow. Supporters of Mr. Vandivier announced that a survey of newly elected precinct committeemen disclosed that about 254 of the 341 committeemen “will vote for reelection of Mr. Vandivier tomorrow.” They said that of the 195 contested committeemen elected, 147 were for Mr. Vandivier and that the other 48 were either members of the anti-organization faction, led by James I. Bradford, or were “un-

about 70 per cent of the 146 une opposed committeemen would sup-

port him. Suporters of Mr. Bradford dis-

puted regular organization claims and reported they would have the support of at least “65 or 70 “per cent of the committeemen. County Democratic leaders tightened their organization machinery to elect Albert O. Deluse, City Councilman and grain dealer, as the new county chairman. - Their convention will be held at the Claypool Hotel. Meanwhile, the present county chairman, Ira Haymaker, announced he would “fight any opposition” to his re-election. “I'm not going to take this lyin down,” he said. “I am making m appeal for re-election as chairman to members of the party who have fought the battles in the precincts. The organization has won and the people who have fought to achieve this victory should have the right to say who is the county chairman.” Although a majority of Democratic leaders were said to have indorsed Mr. Deluse for the chairmanship, Mr. Haymaker’s supporters claimed to have large bloc of committeemen who were not in favor of changing chairmen. In an effort to put down opposition to Mr. Deluse’s election, party

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