Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1950 — Page 2

Prosecutor. Sheriff Labor Groups

Races in Local hE © 11 County Officials, 9 Judges it zzet > (f Candidates

~ 7 Council Members to Be Elected “iin “Dorie rani Ter Dermatretic se + Eleven Marion County government officials, nine judges Bro"™ Republican. Ti k but End = for county courts and seven members of the county council Re a pg Victor Jase: 5 ef be gotse “will be elected at the polls here Tuesday. James P. Scott, trucking firm of Eight Republicans

a Highlighting the co v y he races ficial and Democratic leader many Nearly the whole Marion Coun-; > ghilg g count egmpRign are the races fOr ears. ty Democratic ticket, plus eight

, “Prosecutor and Sheriff. FOR COUNTY C OMMISSION- Republicans, have. been given aps!

Prosecutor George S. Dailey, Democrat, ia running for‘ER (2d district) — William N_ proval of the Non-partisan Defeat Our Fnemies Committee,

“re-election on his promises to - Eo rr -— Harding, Democrat, former Counwhich. he said. has resulted in a ty Council president; Jesse Hut- Which is the affiliate here of ’_ ‘expand reforms he instituted reduction of traffic deaths. He sell, Ra former Indian: labor's League for Political Edu- - during his present term. also has declared he has kept his apolis Fire Chief. cation (AFL). : He has listed these reforms as Pledge to break up organized! FOR COUNTY COMMISSIgN-| Similar slates have been sent ‘a “record of 92 per cent eonvic- gambling. ER (3d district)—Fred Nordsiek, out by CIlO- PAC. The total will] ‘—tioms—n- felony tases, -better-than —“F-defy—anyona—to-prove—there Pemocrat; present—conmmissioner FARE h each union member hy mail ~ any previous administration,’ * and i& any organized gambling in Dr. Golden Silver, Republican. and runs into many thousands. ~ hie ‘campaign of “bringing back Marlon: County,” he said. Republicans indorsed include %oEynaway fathers and forcing For County Clerk, H. Dale : three candidates. for judgeships, w:them to support their childrén to Brown, former director of. the Democratic "candidates ‘{0T yay B. Pike, Dan V. White and reduce Welfare and relief costs.” State Motor. License. Bureau, is judgeships. Clarence P. Merrill. gal I. Rabb. Other GOP labor in- £& Differ on Record the . Republican running against Circuit Court, Bernard : Korbly. dorsements were William Davis Mr. Dailey also has been refer- Harry Gasper, Democratic Party Superior Court 1; Chalmer. Schios- Mackey for State Representat jive;

Candidates for Bench

« i ; . ser,® Superior Court 2; “P 5 ; ring to “prompt investigations of leader here many years and a for- F he th od onmt ’ i * Rov T. Combs, cotnty auditor; . . ivi. al te isher, Superi curt 3: John 3 1 * all eriminal matters” mer official in the voters’ regis- . o.' & rio Con rt a Walt Jesse A. Hutsell and Golden Sila Supe ) < Frank H, Fairchild, Republican tration office, 'S iH OLET ver, county commissioners, and Myers Ji., Superior Court 5; Pat y

.eandidate for Prosecutor, has de- Mr. Brown has proposed a sur- rick J. Barton Probate Court: Elmer P. Warren Sr, Center = scribed his opponent's administra- vey to modernize operation of the Dewey E M yers,. Criminal Court '10Wnship assessor. tion as a “sorry record” of con- ejerk’s office’ “for more efliciency +: Edwin J. Ryan, Criminal Court ClO Slate Differs «= Mictions in court and has assailed at less cost” and has pledged that 2 Democratic candidate indorse«Mr. Dailey for what he has ‘there will be no high pressure Republicans for county judge- ments include Alex'M. Campbell ‘ termed as using hig office to build te hnique in the sale of marriage ships: Lloyd Clayeombe, Circuit U. S. Senator; Charles F. Flem- = loiitical organization. licgnse certificates Court; Jokn L. Niblack, Superior ing, Secretary of State; Rep. 3 Mr. Fairchild has. pledged ap-| éMr. Gasper has pledged support Court 1; Hezzie B. Pike, Superior Andrew Jacobs; Judges Clarence ~; pointment of specialists 4s crimi- for new legislation to reduce the Court. 2; Norman E Brennan F. Merrell, Bernard Korbly, Chal~*nal investigators and competent waste in election expenditures and Superior Court 3; Walter Pritch- mer Schlosser, John F. "Linder, .»trial deputies regardless of poli- has promised reforms in opera- ard, Superior Court 4; Paul RB. Patrick J. Barton, Dewey E.-My-tical rewards, tion of the clerk's office. Clark, Superior Court 5; Dan V. ers and Edwin J. Ryan; Prose-

He also has promised appoint- Eight Other Offices ‘White, Probate Court; Harry ©. cuting ‘Attorney George S. Dailey; Ament of a citizens advisory com-' (.,qidates for other county of- Chamberlin, Criminal Court 1; State Senator Russell J. Dean; mittee on criminal matters for co- g.oq are: Saul I. Rabb, Criminal Court 2. State Reps. John Bartee, Ernie

he sv SReration with the courts in en~ por AUDITOR --Roy T Democratic candidates for the Rex Burks, Bernard E. Cantwell,

~forcement of health and safety comus. Republican, present Cen- County Council: Otto H. Worley. Donald J. Corriden, Mabel A ‘laws and for improvement of {or Township assessor: Louis P. Robert E. Morris, Victor L. Ri- Dunn, William L. Fogelson, Harry a. mental health. : M. Adams, 1920 N. Meridian St. got, Joseph Walker Barr, Joseph T: Latham Jr. Forrest W. LittleIn the Sheriff's contest, Repub- peniocrat. =o F. Dezelan, William 1. Holman John, David Probstein and James YE

i. lican Dan W. Smith, former State FOR TREASURER Albert .[. and Lawrence C. Mller. (F. Griggs; Circuit Court Clerk v»dPolice trooper, has been cam- pgesters resent Democratic > : Harry J. Gasper; County Auditor v ] Rs, PS 1 pM R ane <0 p ) i epublicans for the County fouls P. M. Adams: County Re-

paigning to replace Sheriff James preagcurer seeking re-election; Council: Scott Ging, Irwi ’ 2 # funningham, Democrat. Louis O. Rainier. furniture deale™, Cotton. Rondal id iil Ww: Sorder Mayme P. Badger, ; County «=~ Both Condemn Gambling Republican, Clifton Hirschman, Herbert O. Bes % James F. 3 C unmiAghan Mr. Smith has promised a ciean- FOR RECORDER Harry DB. Jose, .Howard Scott Morse and Ti oy : arvel) ak “up of crime and gambling activi- Alford Republican leader and Harriett C. Stout. Foil oun y asessar ee ih. ties in Marion County, ‘charging civic worker many years; Mrs.| In addition, voters of the nine jjam Alin a et Fred .~ that law enforcement has declined Mayme P. Badger, 1145 Reisner townships will elect 52 officials, w. Nordsiek: Counts ‘ouncilman during the present administration. St.. Democrat including (rustees, accessors, Jus- popert Morris. and Center Town- : Sheriff Cunningham is seeking: FOR CORONER Dr. Roy. B. tices of the peace and advisory: ‘ship Trustee Anne V. Forrestal

“are. election on his record in safety Storms, Republican and former board. I The CIO t 1 lud | slate also includes

{Democrats Walter Myers Jr. for i 3 Democrats Fire Last Guns Chinese Reds 1Judge; Albert [.. Koesters, county treasurer, and Porter Seidenstick1 D $ C by I Y ¥ Race to War ter, Center=township assessor. n rive or amp e oO es (Continued From Page One) Len Royer, president of the , AFL organization, said that they _ Schricker Takes Stand in Ft. Wayne; Communist traps hick thse and favor. Mr. Myers and Mr. Koes: . ’ 8 Nd ters, but are not for Mr. Seideni f Mr. § Kruse Scores Mudslinging’ of Campaign Freed ak Leatherneck “lost bat- sticker, The twn favored were not By LEON W. RUSSELL, Fime Staff Writer ins a holy Junge Wrong &h slated, he. explained. because of - FT WAYNE, Nov. 4—Indiana Democrats brought. their heaviest p00 Hh oRdern. Korexs Chosin fdilure to answer the organizaATU into action here tonight to fire the final shot th Alex Camp- wacervoir power center. > tion's _Questionnaire. .

‘Bell's campaign for the United States Senate. Yanks Cut Off The biggest Democratic gun, Gov. Schricker, took the stage ,. 1. weet a ". 8. 24th Difn Quimby Auditorium in Mr. Campbell s home to¥n io Hoy Says vision unit which had been cut off dpe d a S the closing barrage against the Republicans anc en, Home “ by enemy gun fire battered its Capehart. . ‘have the best counsel in the way to safety near the Chongchon é : ei Sen, Sanu > world.” [River after “what a division! oe aS too g rally. “ ‘8 okesman described as “a hell i praised bir. Campbell for his | “More than anything else he SC o> -“ . 8 . a, SUSIE, jntelligence, “The president needs both Alex 2 third battalion of Marines] Senator Winds Up ' smen, P Campbell and Congressman Kruse Still was isolated, west of Wonsan | . : : : on his team.” on the east coast, south of the Re-Election Drive Campbell Speaks : new Leatherneck offensive. By IRVING LEIBOWITZ

Sel eer it a . - F Stil another—group—of-aboutt * Ti Stair Writer: Mr. Campbell, speaking briefly, h Cab Compan 3 ; CL Timex Star Writer : told 600 fellow townsmen that Charge PANY 1000 men of the U.- 8. 1st Cavalry! SULLIVAN, Nov. 4 Republi-

; el og . Yi a 3 “certain elements of the opposi- With $750, 000 Swindle Division, had been trapped in the can Sen. Homer E. C ‘apehart endUnsan_ sector, in central Korea, ed his eignf-week. campaign for

“flon have attempted to Justify “DETROIT, Noy. # (UPT—EIR npaign for and about ‘half. t e is “luni. their lack of program with a cam- ‘officials of a taxicab company pe att Be Sen Wore lost: re-election toni ght in this “typi paign of fear and smear.” were arrested today on charges of : . wo cal” Indiana farm community, : ere a ( ¥ battalions by smashing a road- attacking his Democratic opponThe people will answer next swindling $750,000 from loan pack which trapped them south t Ale 5 Tuesday with a resounding vic-| b K PE uth jen ex Campbell, as the “stooge |agencies in an auto black market: rf g,, 18 miles from the Chosin of the Fair tory for the entire Democratic Prosecut 1d K. O'Bri ie Fair Deal war party.” rosecutor Gera rien pocervoir and 21 miles north of Seni

Capehart charged. Presi-

Fourth District Congressman with loans, resold the autos in the UN Has Rencrver wanted. him “purged” from. the Edward H. Kruse, scored. “the south, and defauited on the loans. A spokesman: for the 2¢th U. § Senate because he is opmudslinging and hate that, he He estimated that ‘the “gigantic piyision said five companies— posed to subjecting the American ng have entered the campaign. swindle” involved at least 500 new tyro’ infantry, one Wess and people to continuous wars

. Denounces Jenner __ vehicle les. So one headquarter had been enats ‘poke to a capa The Governor denounced “Sen : ght by murdel gunfire City al Th the Capehart and Sen. Jenner for Japs Fire 45 as fwd from Chinese and North Koreans County — Tourthouse AGdIt6FIum soufh of Unsan This windup rally: was broadcast

their records.-and the declared: TOKYO, No UP) I'he:

“The good name of Indiana Japanese at v dis. Two companies had not heen bY nine radio stations in Terre needs to be redeemed and exalted missed 45 employees . today as fully accounted for by 18 o'clock Haute Vincennes, Exvansville onge more. 1 want Indiana ably suspected. Communists or Com: 1Ast night in the 24th’s first ac- Washington, Jasper, Tell ‘City represented in Washington.” munist sympathizers. The agricul- ton since it had to pull back from Bloomington, Bedford. and ° Co-

a point: only 14 miles from Man- !umbus

“1 want my President to make ture ministry fired 207 employees ] : churia because of the surprise Nees 60,000. Ma jority

a. success in the discharge of his on the same grounds last Thursresponsibilities. I want him to day. , Red offensive. Minutes ‘before he delivered.the i felt ra: mise rrr ty ree ei An Sth. Army spokesman ad- gpeech, climaxing the 55-day vigmitted officially for the first time grous campaign that .carriel into Saturday night ‘that Chinese divi- 311 92 Indiana- counties Sen sions. were fighting in Korea. A Rt

ipehart predicted he would win brief statement i

a - led Al T P.M. the lection ba 60.000 votes Yt pr Te RT ee : —Rth— Army confirms that, es = Chines se Communi sts: in cont: ict broadcast tonight are” in. sufficient numerically, puree solid RB ngth to be the equivalent of at rp yr Gupaeas ast two divisions ; This confirmed at least in part reports that the Chinese may have- as many at 30.000 men in the battle for Nart hn Joored There coil in a Bed Ames {¢ 3 AWAY - Eee Chee it rtston - Halen saad. Trnan perazanalls A spokesman for Gen. Dougl: didnt tke “Him oer ause the Sena-. acArthur. said that the URited SE

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Nations has troops on Korean soil which are not in battle, indicating 1- guess he would lie some that the Chinese may be in for a bankrupt haberdasher to be senator Sen Capehart observed

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