Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1942 — Page 3
BL Ben
“department
TOP 100 BILLION
mate on Figures for March.
WASHINGTON, May 8 (U. P.).— Income payments probably will rise above the $100,000000,000 mark in
H1942 for the firsi time in the history
of the United States, the department of commerce predicted today. March income payments totaled $8,654,000,000—a, figure which the ; said “implied” that payments for the year would reach $106,000,000,000. The March total was 21 per cent greater than that of March, 1941, and 8 per cent over the income of last month.
Government economists expect
the national income to be between |
$110,000,000,000 and $120,000,000,000 this year.
Much of the March increase over
Fhe
A new picture: of Fowler V. Harper, former Indiana university law professor, who | has been named by Paul McNutt to the post of Deputy Chairman of the War Manpower Commission
sonal. The department’s index of income payments rose only from
IPOLICE FUEHRER CUARDS FRANCE
Hitler Deputy in Gestapo Assigns General to Hold Down Terrorism.
By UNITED PRESS Adolf Hitler deputized a brigade general of his vaunted storm troops as “police fuehrer” of occupied France today to suppress increasing terrorism and sabotage of the German war effort. With Reinnardt Heydrich, deputy chief of the gestapo, in France to install Gen. Oberg for the policing of the occupied territory, three more hostages were shot yesterday at Romorantin, which was an American army base in the last war. The executions brought to 93 the number of reprisal killings in France during the last few weeks. Sabotage cortinued on Europe's chief “underground tronts.” Two major explosions were reported in
CONGRESS 12—Earl JrO0%, criiiennnins 13—Louis Ludlow... cess ene. 14—Thomas A. Sims... ceeee PROSECUTOR
15—Edw. C. Brennan. ....s. 16—Robley E. George....... 17—Oscar Hagemier, sele0sne
19—John F. Linder....cce.. SUPERIOR COURT 1
20—Thos. J. Blackwell... sense 21—Joseph T. Markey. ts0cee
23—Jacob WeisS....cc e00s0.
SUPERIOR COURT 2 24—Herbert M. Spencer.....
SUPERIOR COURT 3 25—Russell J. Ryan......... SUPERIOR COURT 4 26—Henry O. Goett......... SUPERIOR COURT 5
27—Chalmer Schlosser...... 28—Herbert E. Wilson......
PROBATE COURT
18—Maurice Harrell......,...
22—Leo X, Smith. ..eeasnee. .
February, however, was purely sea- [156.9 to 157.8. : Belgian war factories,
STRAUSS SAYS:
Good Afternoon . «It's One More Day Nearer to Victory
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29—Smiley Chambers. ....:. 30—David M. Lewis........
CRIMINAL COURT 31—John L. McNelis
32—Wilfred Bradshaw....... STATE SENATOR MARION COUNTY 33—John M, Kelley. ....e0.. 34—Raymond F. Murray ..,.. 35—Edward O. Snethen..... 36—John Talge.......cee000s
37—Robert E. Kirby........ 38—John Bright Webb......
(11 to Win) 39—William Abel 40—W. A. Benedict Jr....00. 41—Frank J. Boatman...... 42—R."B. CoapsticK.....e.s. 43—Irvin. J. COOPer.icesesss 44—P, Jay Craig....cce0v00. 45—Frank J. Curran.....s.. 46—Eugene W. Dorn......,. 47—Frank B. Dowd....cees. 48—Luman S. Draine....... 49—Raymond Harp.......c.. 50—Geo. H. Herrmann...... 51—H. V. T. HObDbS....c0000e 52—Edward W. Hohlt...ees. 53—H. H. McClelland. ...«.. 54—Cecil McConahay,..cees. 55—W. H. Montgomery...... 56—E. Louis Moore....eeees 57—Modessa B. Parr. ..cees 58—Jesse W. Peden....cces.
CONGRESS 12—John E. Bankett. cect 13—John G. Coulter....,.... 14—Howard M. Meyer. see
PROSECUTOR
15—Sherwood Blue. .csrusas: 16—Glenn W. Funk.........
SUPERIOR COURT 1 17—Davis Harrison.. SeRenr er 18—Harry Hatfield... ..,..... 19—Judson: L. Stark..ceee.s.
SUPERIOR COURT 2
20—Frank Mellis..coaneeees. ¢1—Hezzie B. Pike. cosessess 22—Cobuzn Scholl...eeeee.,
SUPERIOR COURT 3
23—Emsley Johnson Jr...... 24—Sidney S. Miller........
SUPERIOR COURT 4
25—Joe Rand Beckett....... 26—Walter .Pritchard......,.
SUPERIOR COURT 5 27—Addison Dowling........ 28—Ralph Hamill.....00es.. 29—Garth B. Melson.....,.. 30—Chas. Mendenhall. ..... 31—Joseph M. Milner.......
PROBATE COURT
32—Edwin McClure. ceseee. . 33—Dan-V., White.....:.....
CRIMINAL COURT
34—William D. Bain. shee e 35—Clyde C. Carter..ceoesss. 36—Ernest MaholM..coe0...
JUVENILE COURT
37—Edwin C. Boswell....... 38—Mark W. Rhoads.......
STATE SENATOR
39—PFrank Fechtman........ 40—Hoyt MOOTe. .ssceeienes.
41—Arcada S. Balz......... 42—Chas L. Hopkins....eee. 43—David F. Smith.........
(Eleven to Win) 44—Wayne O, Adams....... 45—C. W. Baldwin...s.eees. 46—Alva Baxter......eoeees. 47—Hobart E. Bridges....... 48—Danjel H. Carrick....... 49—Jay O. Chapman........ 50—A. L. Christian.....ceee. S1—Harry W. Claffey....... 52—Charles M. Clark....... 53—Liloyd . Claycombe. ....... 54—Daisydean Deeds........ 55—Maurice Donnelly. ...... 56—Nelle B. DOWNeY.., cco. 57—Frank E. Downing....... 58—Charles P. Ehlers....... 50—Gail Ewing.......oceee. 60—Morris B. Field.......... 61—H. P, Foxworthy........ 62—Michael J. Glenn....... 63—Wilbur H. Grant........ 64—Herbert E. Hill......... 65—Julia Ray Hes.ccovoensee 66—Harold Kattau...e.evee 67—Miller L. Keller......:. 68—J. Otto LC. cocivevesese 69—Elton F. Leffler.ccceces. T0—Mabel L, LOWe...cisesoe 71—Chas. C. Meischke...... T2—Howard S. MillS....ce0.
173—Paul G. Moffett. ....co.
75—Charles D. ROgers.......
JOINT STATE SENATOR
2,522 11,134 . 480
1,937 1,786 6,234
! |
59—David Probstein, sevens
: 60—Guy D. Sallee..ccoesnses
61—Frank Shuber.....ceoes: 62—Henry Simmons. ..eccoee. 63—1I. Sidney Stein..covcesee
: 64—Roy P. 'TOOKEeS.ccereneee
65—Edw. C. Wakelam....... 66—Clifford Walters........ 87—Judson H. West. ..eees. 68—H. R. Wilson Jr....ce0.
1,026 69—Frank W. Young........
1,906 2,156 5,208
1,154 5,386
10,060 9,043
95672
4579 7,840
4,484 8,485
10,724
10,074
4474 2,141 4,142 613
7,142 4,120
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
4,042 1,629 2,147 3,129 2,102 1,719 3,083 4,051 3,551 1,942 3,414 4,193 1,384 2,845 3,859 4,232 1,949 3,495 3.473 3,702
1,668 |
70—Jarvis Alexander........ 71—Ross J. MOOTe... iwisese CLERK 72—Chas. R. Ettinger........ - AUDITOR 73—Toney E. Flack......... 74—Glenn Ralston......c.es. . TREASURER
75—Robert. Allison..........
76—Ray H. Herner RECORDER
7Ti—Hannah A. Noone.......
79—Orville P. Bray.....e.:. 80—Wm. J. Brown....iceee.
JOINT STATE REP. .
esssne ’
Cou nty Democrat Races 3
\ 127 Precincis out of 366
1,149 2,515 1,311 2,072 3,216 900
3,251 2,257 3,764 5,281 2,118
3.451 3,875
9,964
6,404 5,879
6,274 5,152
7814 4819
627 © 273
81—Donald Bushong....ese. 183 82—Clyde T. Fulton.....ee.. 273 83—Wm. D. Hazelwood...... 309 84—Wm. J. Hendricks....... 346 85—Anthony M. Mai0...ceess 692 86—Chas. McCallister....... 397 87T—Otto Ray....c.covureses 88—James P. Scott. ...uese 6,431 89—Chas. Snellenburg....... 115 90—Thos. J. Sullivan........ 2,253 CORONER
91—Robert ¥. Buehl........ 92—Thomas J. Dugan....... 93—Jesse A. Helbert.....s.. 94—John A. Salb.....c..ees SURVEYOR
95—FKarle L. Johnson........ 96—Irvin E. Lawson. .cccoess '97—Arthur L, Reeves....... ASSESSOR 98—J. E. McManamon....... 3,737 99—Louis J. Wahl...... 6,581 COUNTY COMMISSIONER First District 100—Arthur A. Marcy....... 101—John T. Plummer...... 3,822 102—Leo J. White 4,164 COUNTY COMMISSIONER Third District 103—Harry F. Hohlt......... COUNTY CQUNCILMAN AT LARGE 104—Carl F. Brandt......... 105—E, W. HOOVer.ccosesese 106—Charles Monger...cee.. 107—George Sadlier......... 108—Amos P. Stevens.......
1,627 1,866
sees
1,756
sve
7,811
6,414 2,820 3,889 5,725 5,064
County G.O.P. Races
130 Precincts Out of 366
77—C. Ww. Schwenzer........ 78—Lawrence A, ShawW..cee. 79—Richard Smith.....eee0.
4,250 | 80—Roy B. Stebbing. esveeee
4,637
8,265 3,558
2,360 1,728.
- 6,204
3,269 4,890 1,655
5,506 4,419
3,151 7,433
1,067 3,906 666 2,064 2,139
5,447 5,142
3,473 3,810 1,366
3,560 5,692
2,529 6,020
. JOINT STATE SENATOR
3,299 2,537 2,816
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
2,161 1,602 2,550 2,405 62 1,322 1,320 2,673 2,269 3,156 805 1,801 3,469 3,042 3,253 999 851 1,603 1,200 3,584 2,008 967 567 2,199 3,160 1,523 2,690 2,330
T4—George G. Rinier.......
81—E. B. Teckmeyer. [EEX ER 82—David C. Venerable..coo. 83—Everet Welmer.. evo . eee 84—Jack Wesifield.ccevesoee 85—Robert H. Williams..... 86—Walter C. Wulff......... JOINT STATE REP. 87K. PF. Blackwell. esses ens CLERK f8—Walter E. Hemphill e000 89—Arnold J ack Tilson. eles AUDITOR 90—C. Otto Abshier.cceeesss
91—Ralph F. MoOOre..c.conees 92—Arthur C. Renick..ceoe.
TREASURER 93—Frank P. HusSe.....oe00s RECORDER 94—Paul B, Brewer....c.eee. 95—Harold R. Holtam...ec.. 96—Will H, Porter.....veees SHERIFF
97—Wm. H. Caldwell...... 98—Harmon Campbell..... 99—Harry C. Geisel...eeeee 100—Jesse A. Hutsell...ce0e. 101—Otto W. Petit..eereeos. 102—Charles Roush...ieevee
CORONER 103—Roy B. StormsS.....eee. SURVEYOR 104—Paul R. Bfown.....ee0e" ASSESSOR 105—8, L. Montgomery...... 5.660 106—Joseph J. Schmid...... 3,006 COUNTY COMMISSIONER First District 107—William T. Ayres....... 7,240 108—William J, Heim....... 1,569 COUNTY COMMISSIONER Third District
109—Charles D. Adams...... 3413 110—R. D. Mendenhall...... 5,107 COUNTY COUNCILMAN AT LARGE 111—Sherlie A. Deming..... 112—R. E. Hutchinson. ..... 113—William B. Peake...... 114—Luther M. Sweeney..... 115—~Wm. M. Taylor........
GARBAGE AND TRASH ON SPRING SCHEDULE
Russell E. Campbell, the mayor's secretary, has rade his usual spring pronouncement on the question of garbdge and trash. :
Starting Monday, said Mr. Campbell, garbage will be collected in the morning twice weekly and trash every two weeks.
2,404
502
485
434 7,952
7.7190
4,022 - 3,531
4,008 "4,468
CRITICIZES WICKARD WASHINGTON, May 8 (U. P.).— Senator Burton K. Wheeler (D. Mont.) today secused Secretary of Agriculture Wickard of being “asleep at the switch” in failing to develop a program to .utilize farm commodities iri the production of
3,144]
RAF OFFENSIVE
Mine Laying.
LONDON, May 8 (U. P.).—Rough weather and poor visibility over the continent broke the around the
clock offensive of the Royal Air Force on Germany and occupied territory last night. ‘Aerial activity was restricted to patroling and mine laying. The bombless night was the first in more than a week and one of the few since early April. | Six German raiders attacked towns along tne South England coast, but caused little damage and no casualties. British night fighters challenged the invaders and shot down two. London outskirts had an alert but no planes appeared.
McCLUNG HEADS 8S, A. U.
Sigma Alpha Mu members at Indiana Central have named Charles McClung as president, Miss Anna Rosemeyer is vice president and other officers are Marilyn’ Cummins, secretary treasurer; Miss Janet Dennis, program chairman; Malcolm |
Rider, social chairman.
STRAUSS SAYS:
IF IT'S
GOOD under you!
Something that F
60D . . . (The
ourselves)
endeavor to have
4%
5.85
A “SERVICE”
you have something
‘City Primary
Republican
158 Precincts Out of 306
: MAYOR 12—Henry A, Goebel. esses 13—Henry E. Ostrom... ces.
14—Robert H. Tyndall. LEER RS
1 CLERK 15—Frank J. Noll Jr......... CITY COUNCIL . First District 16—R. B. McArthur......... 17—Albert F. Meurer... ..... 18—Jesse E. Miller.......... 19—J. A. Schumacher....... #0—Chas. O. Studevent......
CITY COUNCIL Second District 21-L. B. Meriwether . CITY COUNCIL Third District 22—Frank R. Beckwith...... 23—Edward R. Kealing CITY COUNCIL Fourth District 24—Herman E. Bowers 26—Joe Hankins............. 26—Duke E. Hanna....... ve CITY COUNCIL Fifth District 27—E. A. Appleget : 28—Roy FP. Jackson......... 29—Ross Manly
CITY COUNCIL Sixth District
2,065| Black, exhibit chairman, and John 30—R. C. Bud Dauss........
31—James E. Henry
aces
. Democrat
164 Precincts Out of 306
MAYOR
8,522 CLERK 8,643 13—Paul D, Cave....eov0004 14—Mary W, Sexton........ CITY COUNCIL First District 15—Chas. L. Barry Jr....... 2 195 16— Wm. C. McCarthy....... 1405. CITY COUNCIL 2 | Second District 2 4 17—S. Meriwether..... Peni Batt '18—Willie B, Sullivan....... ? CITY COUNCIL Third District ; 19—Adam R. Heck.......... 11,717 20—Carson Jordan........ .e CITY COUNCIL Fourth District 5018 21—-Otto H. Worley. 12,296 8,668 : CITY COUNCIL a Fifth District | 22—John D, Gray: coves vers 6,413 23—Arthur C. Pagtz......... 2,066 CITY COUNCIL 4,353 Sixth District |24¢—Roy W. Parhath........
4,140 |25—Carl Vestal.............. 9,685 2,827] :
| RECORD CATTLE DRIVE
4,876 53 a7 PERTH, Australia, May 8 (U, P.).
10,001 13,295 |
0,125
7,620
4,156 8,870
6,854 7,420
herds in northwestern Australia today for one of the greatest drives 83% in history, to deliver 32,000 cattle by 6,125 'hoof to Queensland and Perth, :
STORE HOURS SATURDAY
9 Till
5:30
STORE HOURS MONDAY 12:15 Till 8:45
EELS
GOOD on . .. the result of honest bootmaking . . .
Something that LOOKS
Man's
Store has a “style sense” . . . even if we do say so
And “Service” shoes represent our constant
them
stand out . . . as the greatest value that walks in shoe leather.
MILITARY OXFORD of Tan Veal 5.85
OXFORD
This oxford in tan or black is 4.95
Wing Tips appear at both prices 4.95 and 5.85
3,152, 12—Dewey E. Myers. ee se see 18,430 a
phi 3 6,425
5155 .
1518
|Cattlemen and drovers assembled :
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