Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1948 — Page 13

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wind up his campaign for renomination on the GOP ticket with a - series of blasts

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“repudiated GOP machine which was defeated two years ago is trying to regain control of the Prosecutor's office for selfish rea-| sons.” ‘

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To Blast ‘Bosses’

Prosecutor Judson L. Stark will

can bosses in seven radio speeches

spearheading his cam-, paign with the charge that al-

In a speech before the Wayne ne Township

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Fairchild Promises F-FulkTime in Office § | Fallu the present prosecls [tor to ott rai to the office has caused a down .in

Mr. Fairchild said that if elect-

at ed prosecutor he would personally

devote full-time to the office and

ENDS CAREER — Retiring ‘GOP Club last night,| after 49 er: Stari Sharged d that the “dfeMOIR ar Sh fo are. ion pulled into Union Station Lauded by Civic Leader an effort to the peo-| 4oday from Kankakee, lil. to ing this a quiet d complete his last run;

services of a chief deputy, The candidate also proposed that at least three deputies be

service with the time \ sed. John L. Sefe employed full-time at the Court»

“Under-the present system. of Pam-tmeé work in the prosecutor's

By this means expect the| year-old locomotive engineer, Sitios, thie not close relation-

The prosecutor asserted that!

ithe GOP leaders “hope inst! Tm |hope that they will be able to! + fihide. from the people their real reasons for opposing me.” (The {regular GOP organization is supporting “Frank H; Fairchild for prosecutor.)

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‘Traveler Revises Lingo of the Air In Terms of Pants | leaders) aré opposing me comes| DENVER, Apr, 30 (UP) — In down to.this: Even though my airplane lingo -jloffice has the best record made your ‘safety belt” in this county for a period of thing. many years, certain selfish indi-| viduals want to control“ this key

“ jloffice because they cannot control! me or my staff,” he said,

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“fasten ponent, means just one Stark.” , man traveling from Denver to Kansas City, Mo., it meant another. On the take-off yesterday the , Clara Kern, told the pas|sengers to “fasten your safety Hiram H. Gale Circle 74, La.(P¢lts.” But the heavy-set man dies of the Grand Army of the'didn’t move. The next time she Republic, will hold a card party/sPoke directly to him. “please, at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the au-/fasten your safety belt. f (ditorium of Colonial Furniture, “Don’t have to” Kn * “Wear suspenders.’

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Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, clyig leader, in a speech at a Ninth {Ward meeting, lauded Mr, Fair- » Child's ability and qualifications for prosecutor, : Ld - “The prosecutor should have the full respect of the members of his legal profession,” she said. “Mr, Fairchild has that

denced by the In lis Bar Association Which ote recently 311 to 69 in favor of Mr. Fair child for prosecutor over his opProsecutor Judson L. . {

Seeks Union Delay In Political Action

Dan Tobin Calls

ing no direct part in the political until we find out where

tional Teamster,” the union mag-| - azihe which he edits. Mr. Tobin said that practically every advancement made by labor during the administration of in D. Roosevelt has been set aside, and

: though hould give our enemies a bat.

and locals to “go } into the local and state cam[paigns . . . but unless there is an] |outstanding friend of labor run{ning for Congressman or Senator, {keep hands off.”- ! I TAS.

Schoolboy Loots | His Teacher's Desk| ‘And Pays With Life

NEW YORK, Apr. 30 (UP)— The petty objects kept in a teach-| er's desk seem very valuable to a small boy. | For a penny, & nickel, some] chalk and pencils, a pencil sharp-| ener,. four pairs of cheap scissors and a flashlight, David Manzanet,

Police said three boys broke. into the Little’ Brown School

prised them whilé they were ransacking a schoolroom and they fled to the roof. i The, Janitor called police, but hy the time they arrived the boys; were gone,

window yesterday saw a small boy’s body huddled below in an! ‘it was the body of

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In the boy's pockets were found |

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| C. Erbéckef, candidate men have : for ‘the Democratic prosecutor loss of their. jobs if fomination, today charged that|SupportCity Hall Mayor Al Feeney failed to carry | out his edict to remove from City Hall jobs any employee whd en. ‘tered politics actively, «| “I resigned as city prosecutor : run for county prosecutor Mayor {issued this meet. | 6dict" He-sdid, "Now it seems

“It this isn't dictatorship, I don't know what is,” he said.

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Hoyt Moore, “Republican candi ile” for congressional nomination in Tuesday's’ primary, today commended Hoosier women for their active, constructive interest in-politics. ;

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