Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1950 — Page 9

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! (Continue From Page One) |farmer: Tl} the Democratic * Years ago. I can’t tell how these ticket. I think the Democrats do “independent. voters will go. The!the farmer the most good. They : they talk they don’t know help the farmer and little man thémselves—yet. a little, more.” El 18,000 Registered ~~ - | Mrs. Marjorie Irwin, Franklin proximately 18,000 voters are housewife: “I'm a Democrat. But

red in the county's 24 pre-/it makes no difference, they all

compiled, jin. I don’t think a Republican compares with a registra-/ would make any better President ti of 18965 in 1948—when than Truman. I feel sorry for any 12415 votes were cast. | President.” 2 24 presidential elections) Mrs. Bert Richardson, Franklin since 1856, the county has gone taki office attendant: “These times blican four times, Coolidge ate not so bad, except for the in{1924, Hoover in 1928, the late/war. No one wants war, but we MP, Willkie in 1940 and Mr. dont want them over here. I'm a y in . |dyed-in-the-wool Democrat.” In 1042 and 1946, state and na-| Wilsie Jrwin, retired lumber ti Republican candidates got'worker, Franklin: “Everyone is majorities. {better off under the Democrats; 8 Soun i has about 6000 the farmer is out of debt.” ! rats, Republicans and Miss Dorothy Jen Smit 1000 to 1500 independent voters. Franklin College student: rn

4008 have registered since,

They Say Their Say {of themselves, I'll vote against

H ; hat tre D t {Capehart.” ere 8 wha e emocrals, y > . A the Republicans and the “In- wo son Fishel, Gresnwoed Tas dependent” scratch voters say:— penupiican, Capehart and Taft! REPUBLICANS , changed me, Capehart has been Bargersville banker: “I'll vote 5550504 to social security and Republican. If they (the Demo- ,iher measures to help people. I crafts) keep going they'll bank- hope those two men get sent home. rupt the country. I've always pq rather get the wages I do tohéen Republican.” day and pay these high taxes; who Mrs. Hugh Dunn, clerk in wouldn't?” Bargersville general store: “I'll 5 0 piel Edinburgh mer-| vote Republican; the family is cha Pm well satisfied with the Republican. I don’t know much resent set-up. I feel if anybody about politics. lisn’t prospering in these times it’s Neal Records, Edinburg farmer: ps own fault. Business is good. "If vote for Capehart, he’s doingiThe Republicans don’t have anygood work.” ) [thing to offer.” 1 Caritan Headley: Franklin Gal Mrs. Louis Johnson, farm wife ; : pe jeast of Franklin: “We've voted Pig will vote Republican than be- Democratic ever since Roosevelt. | fore. Truman made many Demo- yo worried about socialism. crats turn Republican. I'm Oneir.: like to See everyone have of them. T disapprove of social-|o 0 oh to, eat and a roof over 72d medicine and the foreign their heads and prosperous, then pate and I'm afraid of social-| 0 wouldn't have a thing to| . aa ” “Ivan Byers, Greenwood, teller| WOTTY about. | in an Indianapolis bank: “I Joan| Asha Smits. Jarmer BOF hi, toward the Republicans. I don’t|™"'8F : Brat, | irk one party shoud stay in vte Wal vay, helher Un ng ong.” | . x. OO inahaw. Edinburg furni-| taxes and war. I feel everything tire dealer: “I'll vote Republican, | Will come out all right. I generally have. The national] INDEPENDENT AND UNDEsituation is pitiful. We ought to CIDED: | have a man in Washington big! Ralph Kemp, Bargersville tav-| enough to tell the Russians where ern keeper: “I always vote, I 2 : {haven't decided how. They don't William Parker, farmer, northioffer topo good material, I ob-| Edinburgh: “I wouldn't vote ject to mudslinging. That's the Democratic ticket with Tru-|old-time campaign—50 years ago. in ‘there. If I had been aiThs average voter js better inDemocrat 1 would have changed./formed now, a great percentage The government's too socialistic, regent it.” almost the next thing to the Rus-| sian form of government.” “Mrs. Grace Gill, Edinburgh . housewife: “I'll vote Republican, I always have, The administration is'in a mess, We really need a change. Everything's all turned around, financially and morally.” “Guy Brown, Edinburgh phar‘yaacist: “I'm a Republican. I have lege student: “Campbell nig use for, socialized medicine or Capehart haven't expressed them1 ocrats. People seem to be{selves on what the younger vot. | dissatisfied with the way the Dem- ers want to know. We are pri50 Alsate running the war, They marily concerned with the miliTa Athéson a Jot.” ’

Clarence Mason, Edinburg res-| ia balanced budget. {Democrats and Republicans are;

lax about money.” Scott Alexander, Franklin Col-

: y tary situation, civil rights and | | prietor: “I'll vote Republican na- : tionally. The working class fig- | upes on getting something given . t& them. I-think the Repubicans _ malght balance the budget.” I'm still guessing.” Edinburg farmer: “The Demo-| yypert Winkler, Franklin taxi crats “bring nothing but trouble. + of ar: th rti ‘e have war, war. I'm American opetator; thing the pasties and I like to be governed by

it puts the people on the spot.” American people.” Max Friedersdorf, Franklin Charles J. Goldsmith, Franklin

College student: “I hope the Re- barber: “Not much is being sald

man and not the party.” Fresto McKee, Edinburg hardware clerk: “I'll vote for the man that will do the most good.

William Bush, Franklin College ©" i student: “I feel the need for a new don’t seem to be excited. administration. It's too big a job, Harry Learman, Edinburg dry for the present President.” {goods merchant: “Capehart and DEMOCRATIC: {Jenner are too fanatic. They don't! Cecil Simpson, Bargersville co-operate with the government. farmer: “I'll vote the straight If everyone is on the outs with the Democratic ticket, no variation. government it doesn’t do anybody My father was a Democrat. I/any good.” z think the Democrats are better| Sree toward the common man.” MAN ASSAULTS GIRL, 14 A Bargersville merchant: “I've] NEW YORK, Oct. 21 (UP)—A voted straight Democratic fines 14-year-old high school girl waik-

032. I had a good reason then. ing past an emptly lot in Queens had no reason to change my tonight was attacked by a man mind since.” {with a broken beer bottle. Twelve ‘Alvie George, Bargersville/stitches were taken in her head.

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cits. Official: figures ‘haven't do as they please when they get|by

if the May primary, there were mag at Capehart and Jenner. Thelf 1 registered voters. About ast few weeks they've made fools!

taurant keeper: “I'd like to see = However, taxes are easier to pay now than = n 1932. People are saying both! = i

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, about elections. It's hard to tell|:\ Publicans win. It's time for a what to expect. Less is being said || about it than ever before; people ¥

head-on at 41st St. and Fall Creek Blvd.

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ly, last night in a head-on collision of two cars at 41st St, and Fall Creek Blvd.

Witnesses told police that a and a passenger, car driven north by Virgil Hanna, Binkard, 23, of 2101 E. Riverside

| A passenger in his car, Curtis! , Bedford, Ind. was cut. Driver of the other car, Joseph on orce Secret ary Charles!

|W. Potter, 48, of 2103 Harding St., Sawyer warned tonight that the Miss Donna| United States cannot go back to

Four persons: were injured, none apparently critically, last night when the

27, of 3628 N. La Salle St, was Dr., also were hurt. Mr. Potter|

on the wrong side of the road when the crash occurred. Hanna, who was booked on charges of reckless driving and drunkenness,

tered bottle, police said.

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