Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1944 — Page 10

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3 Biv war days every truck is at the mercy of its tires. That's why recapping is so important—it saves tires—and thereby saves trucks for essential wartime service. Large fleet operators have made it a practice for yearsto recap their truck tires—butoperators of two, three or five trucks do not always realize how much longer tires last when recapped. Start a recapping program for your tires now, if you are not already doing so. Recap the minute the tread wears smooth. Don't presume you can get new tires. Your ration board may not be able to allot you any, because military needs have increased enormously. No special permission is required for recapping. But the government urges timely recapping as a transportation conservation measure.

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muck-raking with no holds barred.

Consequently, both camps are wheeling their heavy guns into place for blasting at these leading figures in the opposing party, They are assembling newspaper clippings and all types of material which can be used when the campaign begins after the state conventions. And some of it probably will be fired before that time.

Cite Lobbyists

ONE SLOGAN | the Democrats plan to use against Mr. Gates is: “Lobbyists in front of him and lobbyists behind him.” They will point out that the man he has selected to direct his state headquarters at the Claye pool hotel, is Jess Murden of Peru, a registered railroad lobbyist during the 1943 session when the railroads tried to ' push through a bill to get the public to pay part of the costs of operating flasher signals. The Democrats will speculate’ publicly. as to whether,” if Mr. Gates is elected, the public won't end up by paying the costs of all flasher signal operations, plus much more. They will point out that the key figure in the background in the Gates chimp is Robert W. Lyons, big-time chain store lobbyist.

All that and much more will be used against Mr, Gates. The Democrats will scream “bessism” much as the Republicans did during the McNutt régime, ete. ete. 2 8 = \

Attack Schricker

AS FOR THE G. O. P. attack on the governor, it will be aimed chiefly at painting him as an ont. and-out New*Dealer. The Republicans believe they. can prove this very easily, despite his occasional anti-New Deal statements, by simply quoting his statements indorsing President Roosevelt for renomination and re-election. Realizing too that he is an exceptionally popular governor, the G. O. P. will attempt to whittle him down until he appears as a mere politician in the eyes of the public. State Auditor Richard T. James started off on this tack in a speech last night at Rushville when he said, in connection with the governor's proposal. to the legislature that the 7-cent school

ONE SAFE prediction that can be made concerning the coming stale campaign is that, with so much at stake, there will be a lot of

The Democrats regard Ralph Gates as the cinck G. O. P. gubernatorial nominee and the Republicans think there is no doubt but that Governor Schricker will be the Democratic senatorial nominee,

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teresting game of politics in a futile attempt to make votes.” Yes, there are several people who are going to get mighty mad before this is all Tver.

-Shake Not » Run Supreme Court’ Justice Curtis Shake has notified Democratic party leaders that he will not seek renomination to the high court. He expects to return to his law practice at Vincennes. Judge Shake was one of the Democratic leaders frequently mentioned a few months ago as a probable candidate for the gubernatorial nomination, But like Mayor Jess Pavey of South Bend and others, he Iost interest when it became apparent that there was little chance of beating Senator Samuel D. JackSun of Ft. Wayne for the nominajon. Neither: is bitter. They weren't too much interested anyhow in the nomination in this admittedly tough year. Judge Shake said he expects to do some campaigning for a reform of the state's judicial system, trying either to institute a non-par-tisan election of judges setup or some other reform system. The other two Democratic supreme court justices, Michael Fansler and H. Nathan Swaim, will seek renomination. ” n ”

Indorses Gates

The Republican Veterans Labor league, headed by Thomas Johnson, ousted City Hall employee, has indorsed Ralnh Gates for the G. O. P, gubernatorial nomination and Dr. Clement T. Malan for renomination as state superintendent of public instruction. The league previously had indorsed the senatorial candidacy of Homer E. Capehart.

EXECUTE 70 ITALIANS . BERN, Switzerland, April 20 (U. P.).—Reports from the Italian frontier said today that 70 Italian civilians were executed by a German firing squad at Opicina, suburb of Trieste, Tuesday in reprisal for the killing of three non-commissioned officers of the Wehrmacht Monday.

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Whether Notice: Winter Deferred

« BALT LAKE CITY, April 20 (U. P.).~Two months ago, Boyd Winter, on department employee of a Salt Lake Oity newspaper, entered the army—by request of his draft board. Yesterday, the newspaper ree ceived a notice—from the same draft board—that Winter had Just been reclassified 2-A and “deferred until June 8."

SOVIET ARMY PAPER PRAISES U. S. WORK

MOSCOW, April 20 (U.P.).—Red Star, the Russian army organ, devoted a half page today to praising the American war effort and re-

achievemefits” of the United States. “When the final offensive against Hitler opens” Red Star said “the war production of the American people will tell to the utmost and will play a great role in the rout of Hitlerite Germany.”

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