Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1940 — Page 8

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WOMEN VOTERS RAP COUNTERS

System Sound but Clerks Are lll-Fitted for Work, League Says.

The need for more careful selec-

tion of vote-counting clerks has been emphasized by the first test

of the Central Ballot Counting Law,

leaders of the Indiana League of Women Voters said today. The group urged that in the future, the ballot counters be selected on the basis of definite standards of fitness instead of “party affiliation as the single qualification.” Mrs. Lester A. Smith, Chairman of the League's department of government and its operation, said the Hecsue still is convinced that the principle of the central count is Sound and hopes the experience pained is year will result in greatly ! ye operating at th xt primary election. 2 : Te “In 1935,” she said. “the Indiana League of Women Voters pioneered sponsoring a central count bill in the Legislature. The bill failed to pass, but the League did not lose interest in the method, When we studied the bill passed Pa and now in effect, we pubto set up any qualifications othér than party affiliation for those seeking appointment as counters. The first test of the system in Marion County has underscored the need of definite standards of fitness. Applicants as counters should be required to demonstrate ability to do this kind of work quickly and accurately. fation should be a sideration, “League members who were present when the count began Tuesday night were favorably impressed by the physical arrangements made by the election commissioners.”

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Party affil | 3 Carl G. Iske

Councilman Deluse Slated To Succeed Haymaker As Chairman.

The names of Democratic precinct committeemen elected in the Primary Elections Tuesday have

been certified to the county Democratic organization by the election commissioners. The committeemen and their vice committeemen appointees will meet in county convention at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Claypool Hotel to elect a chairman and other committee officers. City Councilman Albert O. Deluse is slated to suceeed Ira Haymaker as county chaivman. The committeemen elected were: FIRST WARD Precincts § RS AEE 2 $5 Conrad Wiegand 8 C. L. 9 Frank Oberthur SECOND WARD Precincts 2 W. L Mattingly 4 Merle E. Stadler

Precincts Torline Gordon Marshall

Precincts "1 Alvin Stoneberger 3 Leland G. Arnold 5 James Cross 6 Cla . Porter 7 Theodore C. Hurst 8 Henry C. Young 9 Thomas E Ross 0 John Schilling {11 George Rooker 12 Ned Corcoran {13 George Nickerson THIRD WARD

Jurist in Race

William F. Dudine, Jasper, Ind., chief justice of the Indiana Appellate Court, today announced his candidacy for renomination in the Democratic state convention.

Precincts Precincts

1 Walter Haffield 3 Ed N. Martin 4 Walter 6 Frank B. Dowd 8 James H. Wade i0 Fred E. Espey 12 Ronald Coapstick 14 David A. Page FOURTH WARD Precincts 1 Harry Thompson 2 W. Gordon Davis 3 C. B. VanLue 4 Porter Seindensticker 5 H. L. Fritsche 6 Edward 7 R. L. Korbly 8 John ) 9 E. H DeHarity 10 W, A. Stuckey 11 Geo. R. Popp Jr. 12 Geo. D. Yeazel FIFTH WARD Precincts 2 Wm. J

Precincts

Precincts 1 Paul Hudson Sullivan 4 Lloyd V. South |! 6 Allen J. Ewing|l 8 Olin B. Gehring| 10 Herbert Shea

5 Albert Haugh 7 Homer Bridwell 9 Wm. C. Hawkins 11 Homer Wilson SIXTH WARD

Precinets Precincts

1 Maude EB. Messang 2 Dene Naa] 2 Ary

4 Mary F. Shackleford 3 Carl P. Clause 6 Eldo M. Stewart 7 Charles Monger 8 Orlando H. Ba 9 Arthur H. Wessen

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SEVENTH WARD Precincts

2 John J. 4 Martin A, nox

Thompson 0 Thomas A. Logan 12 John G. Cornet

Street

1 Harry Huett 3 Quinn

Odor Krueger 5 Albert Henry 7 Cecil Young 9 Louis Adams Hoffman

EIGHTH WARD Precincts 2 Al Wyson, 4 Gabriel Too 8 Frank Heckman 8 Harry T. Mack 10 Naomi Mead 12 Presley Walker

1 John Sturm 3 Willard Stout 5 Robert D. Westfall 7 John J. Meyer 9 Helen Maroney 1 John J. Reck 3 D. G. Watkins NINTH WARD Precincts 1 James E. Hart 3 Wm. C. Bowman 3 W. F. Buck 7 John J. Sweeney 9 J Batty

2 Erwin Kistner 4 Fred Freije 8 Wm. J. Spires 8 James H. Heath 10 Vernon D, Weaver 12 Wm. F. Sheay J 14 J. E. Gallagher ay Thompson 18 Clark Carya TENTH WARD Precincts

F. Smead 2 John P. Manley Black 4 James Kennedy 6 James E. Slinger Frank P. Rogers 10 W. D. Gill 12 Frank J. McHugh 14 Thomas J, Sullivan Pangburn 16 Hal Wilson ELEVENTH WARD Precincts 1 Albert A. Elder 2 Norman E. Blue 3 Raphael O'Nan 3 Earl Clemmons « 6 Rufus C. Martin 7 John W. Lee 8 Peter J. Minck 10 Kathryn Hodges . Ravpaid 14 John B. Tracey

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7 Fred Elstrod 9 Vincent Corrigan 1 Thos. F. Woods 3 John McGlynn 3 Lawrence

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Philip C. Bonn 2 Homer Petrq J. R. Kugelman 8 Chalmer Robinson dwin Knox 10 Carter Temple

12 Tom Wakefield

Ciarence McIntire 7 Paul Hill Charles Miller George Triplett John J. Keegan THIRTEENTH WARD Precincts er 2 Joseph L. lg 4 Albert M. Goett 6 Harold A. Hiner 8 P. Seyfried Er. 0 Gus Beyersdorter 12 J. C. Schilling . F, Coomes 14 Michael Bauer oy A, Stoddard 16 Martin P. Geis FOURTEENTH WARD Precincts 2 Dan Sullivan 4 Harvey E. McKim C. Edwards Bauer 7 Fred Boyce 8 A. E. Sutherland FIFTEENTH WARD Precincts 2 Albert Hotzdberger 3 Georgia Trusty 4 Bennie Flagler 5 Gus Sansone 6 Harry Martinelli 7 Dory Moore 8 George Fisher TIT. J. Sullivan 10 T. J. Scanlan

3 Eugene Daly R

1 Pat Sullivan

Wenzier SIXTEENTH WARD Precincts 1 C. E. Taylor 2 Dennis P. Lvons 3 John T. Lund 4 John F. Schmitt 3 Theodore McCarthy 6 E. J. Hinton 8 J. J. Forestal 10 Clem Bandendistal 12 Edw. Thompson 14 Wm. A. Brandt

ugo Sommers F. Moats ay McConnell SEVENTEENTH WARD Precinets 1 Mary Mathews 3 Irvin Bowles 9 Mav Morrissey

2 Sue Harris 4 Christian Bader Henry Sauter 8 Owen F. Reilly 10 Lieman 8. Draine 12 Joseph Harris 14 Martin .daynes EIGHTEENTH WARD Precincts . 2 George P. Roach 4 J. F. Frantz

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NINETEENTH WARD Precincts Precincts

1 Herman Rothman 3 Bert Lannan

2 Orville Keely 4 Samuel C. Lang

: wen 9 Clarence Houser 10 John 11 Philip Bayt 12 Leslie Redenbaugh TWENTIETH WARD

Precincts Precincts

1 Jack Berger oy Crider 4 Arthur Sullivan 68 J. W. Murph 8 E. G. Freihage 10 O. A. Nichols 12 H. E. Hubbartt

TWENTY-FIRST WARD Precincts Precincts 1 H G. Templeton 2H E 0 M. L. Sullivan 4 L. A. Smith 8 J. C. Whitt 8 BE. L. Hitzelberger 1 . P. O'Connor 12 Clarence Dillenbeck

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W. W. Myers Russell Hinesley M. F. Reilly Soe Price M. . Lutz TWENTY-SECOND WARD Precincts Precincts 1 Joshua Wasson 2 Chester Swift TWENTY-THIRD WARD Precincts 2 Geqrge R. Brown 4 Estel Porter 6 Maurice Robbins 8 John Harney 10 Frank Stewart

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Precincts 1 James H. Cross 3 Lloyd Windisch 5 Ellis Cunningham 7 Arthur J. Stevens 9 Raleigh Coleman Jr. 11 Russell Quakenbush TWENTY-FOURTH WARD Precincts Precincts 1 Nell McCarty 3 Frank E. Johns 5 Roscoe Bredell 7 John E. Boyce 9 Pauline Buttz CENTER OUTSIDE Precincts 1E ex Burks 2 J. A Willlams 3 Sheridan Kennedy 4 C. Btegerwald 5 Jesse C. Goodwin DECATUR TOWNSHIP Precinets 2 Levi Reynols

2 Mary C. Connor 4 Mary Flynn Zener 6 R. C._ Atkins 8 Asa E. Miles

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Precincts 1 Russell Gibson 3 Clifford Clifton FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Precincts Precincts 1 Chas. Kaplinger 2 John R. Maze 3 Raymond Medsker LAWRENCE POWNSHIP Precincts Precincts 1 Odessa Lynnch 2 Jesse Todd 3 Edgar Schwartz 4 J. Floyd Huff PERRY TOWNSHIP Precincts 2 Esher Roberts 4 Otto J. Solshe 8 Clyde Mighsmith 8 Grover Stambaugh

Precincts 1 Edgar 3 Harry 5 Ernest I 7 L. Harding 9 Harold Crafton PIKE TOWNSHIP Precincts Precincts 1 Harry Brookshire 2 Louis E. Shepherd WARREN TOWNSHIP Precincts Precincts 1 C. L. Wisehart 3 Robert Stevens 4 Fred Bullman 5 Earl Vernon 6 Alfred Muesing WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Precincts Precincts 1 Hugh 8, Hall 2 Pearl Roberts 3 Leland Robertson 4 Caroline Johnston WAYNE TOWNSHIP Precincts Johnson 2 JW. Denton 4 Fred Scearce 6 Elbert Ruckley Jr. 8 James C. Kivett 10 W. R. Freedland 12 Daniel E. Sellers 14 Ralph Thompson 16 D. A. Taylor

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CATHOLIC PUPILS WILL ATTEND MASS

Pupils of Catholic grade and high schools and local members of the International Federation of Catho{lic Alumnae will observe Mary's Day {tomorrow by attending the 9a m {mass at St. John's Catholic Church lin a body. The Rev. Fr. Bernard Sheridan, pastor, will celebrate the mass and the Rev. Fr. James A. Hickey, as- | sistant pastor at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, will preach the sermon. The Most Rev. Joseph BE. Ritter, bishop of the Diocese of Indian|apolis, and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry | F. Dugan, chancellor, are to be pres ent. While every Saturday is dedicate ed to the Virgin Mary by Roman Catholics, in recent years the Mary’s Day Movement has been inaugurated by the International Federation to set apart the day before Mother's Day as Mary's Day.

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CYCLE VICTIM DIES Times Specinl KOKOMO, Ind, May 10.—In- | juries received Sunday when his {motorcycle and an automobile col|lided on Road 35 near Burlington, caused the death last night of Merville Gardner, an unemployed metal polisher. He was 31.

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Democrats Ready for County Convention After Certification of Committeemen

Yi for a special judge to try James

2 Paul Cannady |

FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1940

CUNNINGHAM'S CASE DELAYED

State Supreme Court Asked To Name Special Judge For May 23 Hearing.

The Indiana Supreme Court has been asked to submit nominations

Cunningham, Democratic candidate for Treasurer, charged with assault and battery on County Clerk Charles R. Ettinger during an election argument Wednesday. The hearing, originally set for yesterday afternoon before Municipal Court Judge John McNelis, a| political supporter of Mr. Cunning- | ham, was continued by Judge McNelis until 2 p. m. May 23 after he| had disqualified himself to try the case. The court granted the petition for a change of venue from the judge, asked by Deputy Prosecutor James A. Watson, and ordered it sent to the Supreme Court clerk, who will nominate three men from whom a judge will be chosen. Mr. Cunningham struck Mr. Ettinger, the chief election official, after an argument over the appointment of watchers for the count of ballots at Tomlinson Hall. Mr. Cunningham said his hand was broken by the blow.

COAL ASSOCIATION

RE-ELEGTS JOSEPH:

Edgar S. Joseph, 4620 Washing-| ton Blvd. president of the Hoosier Coal & Oil Co., has been re-elected for the third year as president of the Indianapolis Coal Merchants Association. The election was held at the Athenaeum Wednesday eve-| ning, when the coal dealers had the Indianapolis Wholesalers as guests. Other newly elected officers are! Lynn Logsdon, Logsdon Fuel &

R. M. Mannon and Burl Sexson. H.! A. Rogers is executive secretary.

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