Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1940 — Page 2
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ZONING BOARD'S MACHINE SLIPS COG AT HEARING
Members Change Wind at Public Session, Delay Action on Doubles.
By RICHARD LEWIS Before they assemble for public hearings, Zoning Board members usually decide on variance petitions in & private meeting held in a quiet chamber se al doors removed from the 1 hg Durin the j > 1eeting, the embers review ach t ni ingenerall how
vote In the session
which is
ndicating public face the public, however, sometimes change their
formallx thev will Once they members minds T vesterdan tentatively apsession the peti= who prohouses at
Bach
is what
he
happened S0ara rovea in private on of Robert I. Blakeman poses to build six double 3852-306 N. Pennsylvania St double would $10,000 adjacen property owners who said the doubles would ues of single dwellings led some of the members to vette against the petition. With sev= eral members absent, no decisive vote could be reachec Technically postponed on a vote, the petition was carri to the next meeting
Protests
depreciate va
nearly
Trailer Camp Defeated
Upholding a precedent established
vears ago, Board members unani-
Books Ready
Mrs. Jane W. Kurtz, bookstore manager of the Indiana University Extension Center here, nnpacks large stacks of school texts preparatory to the opening of the Center next Monday, Registration began yesterday and will continue through next Monday. Aptitude examinations, vacational
Party
| The State House—
| ROW FORECAST
IF COMMUNISTS OFFER TICKET
Election Board Must Then Act on Pleas to Deny Place on Ballot.
By EARL RICHERT right of the Communist to place in the names of its candidates on the November ballot is certain to become a hotly-con-tested issue in Indiana next month, if the Communist Party asks for that right. Although the State Board of Election Commissioners has not yet been notified whether the Communist Party will seek to place a list of candidates on the ballot, the Board already has received scores of petitions asking that it be denied this privilege. Thus, if the Communist Party does file a list of candidates for inclusion on the ballot, the Board will be forced to rule on the petitions for their rejection. No Protest in 1936 And nearly all the petitions have been filed by chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution and by posts of the American Legion and its auxiliary, both politically potent organizations. The Communist Party and all other parties who do not hold conventions have until 30 days before the election to file a petition with the Election Board asking that the names of ‘heir candidates be placed on the ballot,
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the. Communist Parly candidates were placed on the ballot four Years ago along
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the £ RHE J ie al ; ha } ders, Collarless sivie hould be excluded =Pownstairs at Ayres,
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to place on the tickets, it has Indianapolis Catholic
bids on ballots large ain the names priests have been assigned by the candidates of six parties Most Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop 2I¢ to be opened at of the Diocese of Indianapolis, as n'chaplains in the U. S. Army reserve
Ic use at 2:30 p. m., Sept. 16 ‘he Board has requested bids for and National Guard and have been called to service
2 hy 000 ballots each for the Presidential candidates, state candidate Bishop Ritter made the and the constitutional amend ment today along with announce= ments of other diocesan appoint-
ments become effective Fri=-
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Call for List Explained
It took a thing to quiet partment heads plovees the letter tent and the Mr. Coffin explained that the let= been as- (er merely sent so that the Governor's office could have an up= the employees, He explained that many telephone calls I'he Rev. Victor (Goossens has been come to the Governor's office askassigned to St. Agnes Academy; the ing for individuals, and as things Rev. James McMahon to St. Mary's gre at present, staff membpers are Academy; the Rev. Patrick Kilfoll, able to tell the caller where they J. C. L, to Cathedral High School] [cay contact the person they wish he Rev. Joseph Beechem, M. A, to St. John's Academy, and the Rev. Risher Acting Police Mead John Reidy, M. A, to Ladywood Rex Rizher has heen n®med School, all in Indianapolis acting head of the State Police with both Supt. Don, Stiver and Capi ened Walter Eckert aftending the con= the International Assos
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