Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1946 — Page 4
White, Democrat; Dr, Walter Hemphill, Republican. .. For Sheriff: . Frank R. Owen, Re-
The committee did not list fts| # | choices in the other races for county| § ~ offices, including auditor, treasurer,| recorder, coroner, surveyor and jucourt
tournament Saturday:
ELKHART, Ind, April 30 (U. P.). ~Readers of the Elkhart Truth were startled today by this wantedrent t: “We have 100 cats, 50 dogs, 10 rabbits, eight children, all bad. Will i mark up walls and floors. We drink and smoke consistently, Loud radios, late hours. Desire one to four-room
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We'd like to know who Tantor’s lovely mistress is but American ' Legion circus committee members (left to right) Willard Thomas,
May 2 for a three-day billing. Two shows will be presented daily at 2:15 and 8:15 p. m. on the circus lot at Keystone and Southeastern | aves. A special program also will be given at Veterans’ hospital.
38 More Schools Entered * In Times Marble Tourney
Thirty-eight more schools have|land, O. to compete in the national chosen their best marbles players| marbles tournament June 3 through "{ for the district eliminations of The|7. All expenses for the trip will be Times - City Recreation division| paid by The Indianapolis Times.
Theopupils, who are seeking the In polis champion’s titles, will] current local champion, Kenneth compete in district league playoffs} Keith, of School 51.
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He won last year's tournament,
The following winners are in ad- | dition to those already announced: | ‘School ?1—Harold Butrum, Paul Martin, | James Corman and Donald Ringer. School 39—Donald Lemaster, Richard Sanford, Robert Sanders and Joe Sexson. Sehool 27-Billy Norris, Tom Crosslin, Arthur Lewis and Richard Redenbaugh, School 54—David Lukenbill, George Waish, Roy Powell and Gilbert Bierman. School 31 — Charles Schieb, . Donald Fischer, Billy Wright and Howard Huber; alternates, James Macy and Wyllie Williams.
School 87—Balboa Langford, Raymond Valentine, Robert Thomas and Robert Curry; alternates, Donald Thomas sand Charles Lewis.
School 50-~Carl Uhls, Raymond Mur-
dock, Bob Carnagus, Matthew Roberts;
alternates, Norman Irrgang and Bob Hamontre. School 52—-Ralph Bruer, Donald Dun-
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| Scheel 36—Bill Ludlow, Kenneth Wil-
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{Harold _Curd and Andrew Anderson. | School 46-—Richard Livingston, Robert {Soots, Ralph Doane and Lee Gullion. | Edward Sater and Herbert Taylor; alter-
| School 84—Paul Gelman, Jack Coleman,
,.' School [ Orbia Bowles
+] Carl Lichte and Jerry Richardson,
can, Richard Goodlet and John Skelton. School .15 — Donald Henderson, Gail Helft, William Black and Earl Meadors; alternates, Richard Garrett. | School 43—Jack Elsea, Leon Shorr, Robert Montgomery and Warren Berg.
liams, Stanley Sackett and Marty Wit- | h |
am. Scheol 37—Ralph Hopson, Rosel Mudd, |
School 12—Melvin Duncan, Alfred Jones,
Dates, John Raine and Leo House. Bob Osterhaus, Bill Hellenbeck ; | nates, John Lanstrum and Jimmy Beattey. | School 28-—Jack Carter, Ronald Martin, | Edwin Cross and Darrell Pollard. { | School 17—James Crawford, Phillip Aus- | |Hn, Carlton Terrell and Melvin Ander- | 8 { |
on, i School 63=-Neale Btrayhome, Melvin { Pullins, , William Scott and Russell Maxey, | Scheel 20—Tommy Mendel, Tommy Hoy, | Robert Hollsworth and Teddy Arnold. | Scheel 51--Bob Schuenell, ‘Paul Price, | Earl Branham and -Kenneth Keith, | School 26—Rudolph Coleman,
|- Scheel 62—~John Hempling, Bobby More{leck, Bill Gardner and Bill Drake School 68—Jimmy Edwards, Paul“Horn Vernon Rowe and Robert Bidwell, | School 88-—John Pansy, Clayton Gra-| | ham, Jack Calkins and Robert Cross School 82-Billy Gates, Billy Worrell, Robert Poole and Billy Duling; alternates, Wayne Poppa and Gary Bechtel. School 73—Burton Leach and Connie Brummet, - | Seheol 60—Tom Luzar, Eddie Gallagher and Robert Keough. | School 26—Charles Hummel, Ear) Odle | Donald Hites and Thomas Everman,
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| School 78—Donald Miner and Joe| | Powell, | [ St. Patrick's Catholic school—Paul
| Mattingly and Wilfred Weingards. | _ Sehdol 34—Robert Bennemann, Charles Linder, Jack Bennemann Bennemann, . School 18-—Jackie Lee, Charles De Boor, Dick Alberson and Robert Weakley, 16—Arthur Carnine, Junior Ford and Frank Byrnes. = Bechool 20—William Sample, Jerry Perkinson, 8am Struckhardt and Stanley Greeno; alternate, George Brown. School 56—Hoard Woods, Charles Ma-! lone, Thomas Lewis and Leahman Cov-| ington; alternates, George Hayden and! James Zeigler. . School 44—Bf1 Hudson,
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Donald Abel, | School 75—Kay Willlams,
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Bob Freeman and Bob Williams,
School. 72-Raymond Lindley, James Morrison, Freddie Dausch and Lowell | = Buhneing; alternates, Jimmy Stuck and =
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GATES PROCLAIMS SAFETY PATROL DAY
In a public proclamation today | Governor Gates paid tribute to the | | many boys and girls serving on /school safety patrols and set aside (Saturday, May 11, as School Safety | Patrol day. . The. governor said Indiana school safety patrols are rendering invaluable service in: protecting school children and thesé “volunteer ci-
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raised ii’ the primary campaign .|the first time todfly ‘by Herbert E. Hill, G. O. P. candidate for state Tepresentative, Mr, Hill pointed out in a campaign statement, urging his nomination on the Republican ticket, | that although Marion county has one-sixth of the state’s population, it has only one-ninth of the.representation in the house of representatives. “It 1s obvious Marion county is at a very great disadvantage under this setup and it is equally obvious strong moves soon must be made to rectify this situation. To | do anything about it we must have a strong body in the house from this county,” he said. Mr. Hill has been an officer of the Speedway Lumber Co. Inc. for 24 years.
Fletcher Stresses
Importance of Voting
Louis W. Fletcher, candidate for the Republican nomination for county treasurer, urged all qualifled voters to go to the polls Tuesday to protect the freedom of the
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. "Marion county. citizens should offer a prayer of thanks they ‘will be privil to conduct their with ballots instead of. bullets,” he said. “During the last few. years, I have been in several countries throtghout the .world where the right to cast a free ballot is denied the citizens,” he “sald. “These people are ruled by bullets and they had no voice in the selection of their officials.” _ He sald voters of both parties should cast their ballots for the best qualified candidates to be voted on next November. Mr. Fletcher is a world war II veteran and formerly was treasurer of Julius C. Walk & Sons, jewelry store.
Elmer Petty Speaks At 14th Ward Rally
Elmer Petty, bailiff for the grand Jury and candidate for the G. O. P. nomination for justice of peace, pledged increased efficiency for more fair trials in the court, in a speech at a 14th ward Republican rally last night. : Mr, Petty has been a precinct committeeman and ward chairman in the Republican party for 35
years.
Raises Issue of Leg
Tombaugh Makes Stand Against Intolerance =
: A national stand against intolerance was stressed by Paul BB Tombaugh, candidate for the G. OF P. nomination for congress, ‘in a speech before the Baptist Ministers Alliance yesterday. i “If tolerance is allowed to spread it will undermine institutions,” he said... “The wr nl ‘of .4 man is not determined by his color ‘of creed but by his character, ability) and spiritual worth,”
Norris ‘Is Supporting Regular GOP Group
Virgil Norris, an attorney, was listed erroneously yesterday as a member of the Republican Citizens committee which is fighting the regular G. O. P. organization. Mr. Norris said he is supporting the regular party organization.
Fred Nordsik Slated
As County Assessor
Fred W. Nordsiek, civil engineer and first head of the Marion county planning commission, has been slated as the regular Democratic committee’s candidate for the county assessor nomination,
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Mr. Nordsiek has been active in Democratic politics many years, having served as chairman ‘ef the Schricker for Governor Club in 1940,
Frank Olive Pledges Immediate Activity * Frank -C. Olive, candidate for G. O. P. nomination for state representative, said. today if nominated he would start immediately after the primary to study matters that will be introduced in the legislature next year. “It is impossible for members of the legislature to arrive at a fair conclusion on. proposed legislation if they wait until the session convenes,” he said.
Edwin Boswell Urges Co-operation Close co-operation between churches, schools and welfare agencies and the juvenile court was stressed today by Edwin C. Boswell, candidate for the Republican nomination for juvenile court Judge. Mr. Boswell pointed out the neces-
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LAFAYETTE MAN GET NEW ‘APPOINTMENT
. W. Forrest Moore, Lafayette, an inspector of weights and measures, today began his duties as Indiana commissioner of weights and measures, following his recent appointment by Governor Gates. - He will
serve in this capacity until May, 19508
PITTS AND CALDWELL RENAMED BY GATES
Governor Gates today reappoint ed Curtis A. Pitts of Evansville to the state athletic commission. The governor also renamed Harry Caldwell of Connersville for a new term as a member of the Indiana Stallion Enrollment board. Botly terms are for three years.
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