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Tr reese toe eed THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES L i . ~ - = er - i — PAGE 2 | Five Major GOP Contests Develop Here As Filing Closes Democrats | was mi rrr ——— ‘Pick Carvey

For Congress

By NOBLE REED

Five major contests developed! in the Marion County Republican!

Split Shown In Filings

An unexpected split in the high| ‘command of the Marion County

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Priviary using ihe frre hou, Republican Party developed in didacies last night, | Just mingte filings of candidates The Democratic organization ; CAR RED [H oC ay, : leadership, which had difficulty FYE ; arl E. Innis _Opérator of a getting a slate of candidates in THT printing shop at 745 N. East St. . the field, finally got it filed a few) and -brother of County GOP hours before the deadline, sup-| Chairman John Innis, fited for porting John C. Carvey, young! {'ounty Commissioner against ord © attorney and World War II vet-! Commissioner Jesse Hutsell. eran, for the Congress romina-| Previously, Chairman Innis’ tion. associates had agreed to support Prosecutor [Krank Fairchild,| Commissjoner Hutsell for rewho had been unopposed for thai nomination along with GOP

Courthouse officials. Chairman Innis’ denial that he urged his brother to be a candidate was not accepted by Mr. Hutsell's supporters.

GOP nomination for re-election,| ran into a contest just before midnight when Samuel Blum, at-! torney and GOP area chairman,| filed against him.

is' choice for the

; ss Mr. Carvey, the last-minute S St * ® * Chairman Int over on its side. Thirteen passengers were treated for minor injuries, choice of the Democratic leader-| ays £1 0 ac in ite ouse, first district commissioner ecan-] — TT -

ship for Congress, entered party! (didate, James. H. Powers, county

POlitics Mls. = Sart rs aE r Bonus Cash ol | garage superintendent, Mr. Ham- Teachers to Hear has heen serving as chairman of HST Wa S to Wor the Democratic Research Com-

| :, County Treasurer Louis Rai- Hamilt in Race I u ‘nier, unopposed for the GOP re-| nm : nomination for his office up 1c] ; i : Registered mail this morning the last day, got opposition I FOOD FOR STRICKEN—Meals will be served Searcy, Ark., tornado victims from the Indian. brought a new candidate tor| Paul B. Brewer, former county apolis Red Cross mobile kitchen. The unit left today, staffed by (left to right) Mrs. Warren Un. County Commissioner, first dis-| Se United Brom Tatdunuta recorder, fied. derwood, Mrs. Margaret Delaplane, Mrs. W, P. McGuire and Mrs. Jennie McClain. They were trict. “He is Robert Hamilton, | INCHES FROM DEATH—This picture shows how close the passengers of the Chicago-bound Congressman Charles B. Brown- to be joined by Mrs, Walter Pippert and Mrs. A. E. Herbkersman. (ormey rang jury Sliasrman and| California Zephyr came to death. Tons of earth and snow loosened by recent storms slid onto the 20h ie unopposed foo the OP ey % : ry eo a retired railway mail clerk. . 2 : { 1 gl nomination for re-election. Mr Hazaijon will oppose tracks at Winnemucea, Nev., and derailed the locomotive and three coaches. The gine toppled

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house Hl baci Dy al Toledo Blade President STRA USS : ttee recently 1 ¥ group | Marion County public schobi SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW. mi recently. uan ere . : , He { o | By RUTH GMEINER in a couple of years, I'll be glad re eesinn teact All me | e 1s opposed for the Congress United Press Staff Correspondent Ito supervise it.” {teachers will meet at 9 a.m. tonomination by Emmett W, Frick.| Investigation into “squandering. WASHINGTON, Mar, 28 —| “I hope,” Mr. Truman said, “it Gets 3-Year Term morrow at Indiana Central Col-|

o er, 2010 W, Michigan St., railroad

conductor, and Charles E. Colton, James D.

of Indiana veterans’ bonus President Truman reveled today never has to be done over again.” Fader. 22, Minne-|lege for a professional session |

: funds,” was asked today by J. ; The ‘President said he was glad apolis, Minn, today leaded | and program. pig 1 rayon i . Jotmer Belt Russell Townsend Jr., candidate n the Tivilege of waliing 30 to return to the White House and guilty to driving a A car| re LAT Fort. president of | i -olors, ' : 6 : ifor the Republican State Senate work — instead of “commuting impishly added, “the beautiful from Washington, D, C. to In-|the Toledo (0O.) Blade Newspaper 4.98 Two Other Contests ~ nomination. 200 yards by limousine from Blair part is I didn't have to do any dianapolis and was sentenced to|Co., will be main speaker. Indi- & Serer There are two other contests in] “Cost of operation of the House. lof the work of moving in.” serve 3 years In a federal peni- ana Central College's brass en- . the Democratic primary. state's bonus administration has| The walk to his executive office | For Mr. Truman. the move lentiary. {semble will play. verti- County Commissioner William equalled the bonus payments due was only a few short feet from hack to what he likes to call “the, = ; blend Allison, backed by the organiza- 3580 Hoosier veterans,” Mr. the freshly-painted and renovated President's house” means “greater : 5.98 tion, will run against a late-filer, Townsend said. “A total of White House where Mr. Truman safety. more privacy and more STRAUSS THE veees Qu Boston McQueen, 3918 N. Grace-|$1,073903 was spent through spent his first night in more than frepdom : SAYS: TRADITION WITH A TOUCH OF TOMORROW DOLEFUL land Ave. for the Democratic February.” !three years. The first family can now wan sy i pli "1: HOUND Commissioner nomination, first He said last month 57 employ-| Immediately upon his return ger around the three floors of the ®., eeves, district. ees were listed on the payroll from a three-week vaction in Kev White House with the shades up J | pas- James O'Brien, 1115 N. Wallace for the bonus administration des- West, Fla., the sun-brénzed Chief and no fear of prying eyes. They 3.98 St., a retired policeman, reported-|pite a drop iri the work load. Executive and’ Mrs./ Truman are well-sheltered from Pennsvl- | fei. 0 ly backed by the organization,| «rhe Democratic administra- moved back into the White House 'vania Avenue by a wide expanse ° h gay will oppose Fenton W. Daniels, tion has found this office to be from the cramped quarters of of lawn, fences and many trees. | 1936 Central Ave., for the second a patronage plum and appears to Blair House, where they have At Blair House, which stands b-deb district County Commissioner pperate it with little regard for lived while the Presidential man- squarely on the street, the shades eer 8.98 nomination. the welfare of veterans and tax- sion underwent a $5.7 million usually were drawn against the You see him

occasiogally in the Strauss windows—where he

Unopposed Democratic candi- payers who must pay an addi-|overhaul.

{gaze of passers-by and nearby dates are: tional levy to raise the bonus

At brief ceremonies, the Pres- office buildings. Charles H. Mains, young at- funds” the GOP candidate said. ident was handed a gold key to

re 9% i orney a war veteran, for} ‘Not for Politicians’ ‘the White House by General IT'S causes Sonidorvble reves Jo ne . > Services Administrator Jess Lar- comment. Mr, Townsend said the bonus old- Fo Soman) Pp fund is being accumulated for SON who told him, “If you want ; He wears the narrow 3 ol eros g veterans “not for Democratic to have this job done over again MURD “shoestring” bow—which ck in- "Henry C. Koesters, 527 Terrace Politicians and it should be 4 | Is new and news—and

which The Man's Store hos In plen-tie-ful selection! Just inside the doors— First Floor

Ave, for County Treasurer. He thoroughly investigated.” is a brother of Albert Koesters,! Orville Bray, state bonus ad-

former Treasurer. ministrator, said Mr. Townsend's | Harry Latham On the Highways

Ernest Hamilton, Purdue Uni-{charges were ridiculous. Give St 4 | HAMMOND — Jerry Rudolph,| versity graduate and World War| “I presume he doesn't even| n a e |66. Chicago was killed and his (wife, Helen, and Marino Richton, |

II veteran, for County Surveyor. (know that the interest accumu- . Other contests on the Republi-'lating on the bonus money will Election Po ¥ {43, Chicago Heights, injured seri- | can side include the two County pay all the administration ex. S [ously yesterday in a three-vehicle | Commissioner nominations. {penses,” Mr. Bray said. - laccident at the intersection of! Commissioner Jesse Hutsell,! “Furthermore, the department Harry T. Latham Jr, local at- U. 8. 40 and Ind. 10, backed by the regular organiza- has only 38 employees and not 57. torney, has been appointed the, yAMMOND- Bennie tion, will be opposed by Carl E. Mr. Townsend should get his facts Democratic member of the State! 49 Robbins Innis, 745 N. East St.; Lester straight before making public Election Board over the protests (arg : Durham, 1110 N. Rural St. and statements for his political cam- Of the Marion County Democratic og when he was hit by a car Melvin C. Loy, a deputy sheriff, paign,” he said. organization, it was learned to- a : for the second district GOP Com- Donald Clark. _ day. SCOTTSBURG—Mrs. Myrtle F

missioner nomination. lauditor, said MT. Mr. Latham, a Spencer, 39, Henryville, was killed political crony of last night when an auto in which |

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6421 Evanston Ave.; Carl 8,|J. Courtney (D. Brazil: and Austin B ” ; { Bates, Beech Grove; Robert W. Childress D faancer 2 Democrats ° . Neolite sole, Botterilies—and plenty of the Lyons, 3710 Kinnear. Ave.; J.[Rep. Winfield K. Denton (D. Evansviile Ad i § DP G rubber heel. "Shoestring" bows—which are about an : Perry Meek, 3742 N, Pennsylvania Henry K. Kissing. |R ‘New bans) John op ion oO E ir Sizes 8'/2.12, inch wide (narrow!). : St. and Wayne O. Adams, 3124 A JUG IRR 5.95 There are bows "to tie''—and bows to clip on. ’ N. Central Ave: Waller Barbour. 'R! sefersomviie.. Louisa: Culver. (Ev: | - Sires 1212-2.

Four Candidates

Four candidates are running for the GOP County Commissioner nomination, first district. They are: Walter V. Andrews, 1237 Keith Rd.; James H. Powers, county garage superintendent; Lem T. Glidden, former investigator for Criminal Court and Robert R. Fisher, county building commissioner. Harold N. Fields, organization choice for the GOP nomination for judge of Juvenile Court, will be opposed by Edwin C. Boswell and T. Ernest Maholm, veteran attorneys. Mr. Fields, Republican member of the County Voters’ Registration Board, is being supported by the Bi-Partisan Citizens Juvenile Court Committee,

21 More File For Seats in

original statement that the bonus, office's travel expenses since last] July were $4881 is wrong. ! “The correct figure for this is only $128,” he said. Mr. Townsend asked this part of his statement be eliminated.

Tally Shows 41 in Race For Congress

| Forty-one candidates filed for nominations for Congress in the 11 Indiana districts before the deadline last night. But there are only five contests {for the 11 GOP nominations and 'six Democratic contests, The complete list follows:

| First District (3 Republicans. 2 Demo-{crats)-—Rep. Rav J. Madden (D Gary |Carl P. Panunzio (D. Gary), James A Crocus (R. Gary), Frederick A, Wood iR. Gary) and Elliott Belshaw (R. Mun-

| ster: | Second (1 Republican, 1 Democrat, no

contests)—Rep. John V. Beamer (R. Wa-

Democratic tional Committeeman Frank McHale, was sponsored by State Democratic Chairman Ira Haymaker. However, County Democratic Chairman David M. Lewis op-

Mr. Latham pozed his appointment.

Gov. Schricker issued ja commission to Mr. Latham Mar. 15. Under state law, the Governor is virtually obliged to appoint the politiciah sponsored by the state Democratic chairman. ‘Mr. Latham replaces former Municipal Judge Herbert Spencer, who resigned in a dispute with the Governor.

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Eight thousand boys start giving Marion County law" officers a hand in curbing juvenile linquency tomorrow. The boys, 10 to 16 years old will be sworn into County Junior Deputy nrganization at 2 p. m. at Cadle Tabernacle. ‘Their parents and friends are invited. Tomorrow's group will bring total member ship to approximately 14.000 hovs @ Sheriff Stuart,

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* Le islature leontesti—Rep. Charles A Halleck R Other members of the three- world. in-a 10-round fight in Ch} . | Rensselaer) and L. Dewey Burnam (D man ‘State Election Board are rago this week, will talk tn the The styles pictured—are only an 3rookston: ~ > yar : * The list of local candidates for ratrd, 4 Democrats 1 Republican. Edwin Steers Sr., Republican and boys es ’ indication of the variety— NT SIR! 4 Marion County's 17 seats in the Ben. nebard 3 Crumparker , South Ho. Sehsieker, Democrat : Connty ; of icials win Sweat in There is quite a selection of ’ . i legislature was boosted to 82 to- |B South Bendi' and Charles L' Getha Mr. Latham has been active in recruits and give them badges others—in i 3 day when 21 additional aspirants Moral Bel), cans, 1 Deniers! Democratic politics for many and identification cards. There'll| cluding Official BOY And The Man's Store presents them 1 filed Rep, By, Bass Adan JF ny wayne) and vears. He is married has two be music by the Harlam Brothers. | Scour OXFORDS— { | ' fendi cholcaaddicaded 3 I . ir avne) Aan s | . * Marion County candidates filing Howard L. Morrison (D. Ft. Wayne) un- children, Robert, 11 and Sharon i a { and Oxfords with thick ne os! nan ng pr last night and by mail this morn-, Fifth " (1_Republican, 1 Democrat; no Ann, 8 and lives at 5508 Prim- Payroll Holdup Slim crepe soles! y a 9 P

ing were: bash) and Philip C. Dermond (D. GreenRepublicans for State Rep- “1 meouns iD ; Duties of election commission-, MEDFORD, Mass, Mar. 28 resentative: contests) Rep. ‘Cecil M. Harden (R. Cov. ©rS are to publish changes in the (UP)--Two gunmen held up the . Dale] Oey, antral EE A an a He Te tea aor TAN ELK—wi Ave,; Carl 8, Bury, 3520 EE; Michi-l o Stil 13 Reauplicans 2 De ae oo couon [aWs anc 10 rule on) today and escaped Whi a pay —with ‘ ‘ gan St. Charles Dallas Rodgers, | A J. Jeweit (R Farmershirs) and Roeer election disputes. roll of “less than $2000. Sharkskin (ne- There is about every shape in the

Paul M., Collins, Cornelius G. Jamison and Morris W. Davis.

Democrats for State Representa- Rep Ear] Wiison /R Bedford: unanposed. # By United Press 3 The Jansohnsz arrived en masse silks Reps—and o on—plus BOTANY WOOLS liye. ’ 3 , 59 3 | OA a i he 1 Democrat OXFORD, Mich., Mar. 28—The this week. They will live with d inted COTTONS— A Levine] 0. Boyer, 520 Yasier se Ralph Harvey (R Mt Summit) and more the merrier said the Harold the Howsers until- Mr. Jansohn and prin ? ; Ave.; erbert S. Shockney, {Randall 8. Harmon (R. Muncie). and Howsers today who started out finds a job and can make a home - : N. Whittier Place; Joseph McLaf-|Fres Culp (3 Middle own, ol erarsi— to adopt a little displaced Eu- for his family. There is about every Bjorn and coloring ferty, 829 8S. West 8t.; Daniel| Rep. Charles B Browns (% pana: ropean girl and wound up with The Howser. home is a hit you could imagine—{an some you may Howe, 869 N. Drexel Ave.; Paul| john, ea and Emmett WwW. Fricker her family of seven. crowded with five girls, rang- TAN BLUC not have thought of!) J, Barrett, 915 Highland Place; ‘PD. Indianapolis) Two Vears are ing from 12 to 19 years of age HER— EE Aa 8s ago the Howsers INE f : ) X . Emma Lou Thornbrough, 3012 decided thelr hao on I but it's the first: real home the Wing Tip— AND THEN THERE ARE OTHERS: Cold Spring Road; Lee Miles, 2428 Asks $2675 Biological was too empty with their three Jansohns have had in 12 years. Double: storm NYLON BOWS STRING BOWS Martindale -Ave.; William W. children grown and making homes They fled Latvia in 1940, and welt—HUSKY!— Solid shad Like Kentuek Mann, and Herbert C, Wadsworth Warfare Defense Fund of their own. So they asked the pushed by the tides of first the Leather sole— olid shades | y d Forest Walker : - a A “hot” war and then the “cold” rubber heel $1 Colonels wear— an : : : Indiana Civil Defense Director displaced persons bureau for a . ‘ Barath Ik lid = _— — ick C ay little girl. war, they moved from camp ‘to Sires 1-6 RICH CREPES arathea silks, soli . Frederick Cretors today asked gir camp. Finally. thev made their . ' ! hed Man in Tax Case Gets the State Budget Committee for) The bureau located one, 12- uw... 10 he American ZORe . in Luxurious fife 85 es : a $2675 appropriation for biologi- vear-old Ruth Jansohn of Latvia. por, : : : heavy quality c Five Days for Contempt ca) warfare defense of the state, Ruth wanted to come, but she : - 3 50 KNIT BOWS James F. €oomer, 723 E. Ohio Mr. Cretors explained the funds couldn't bear to be parted from ENGLISH WOOLS That's right! St., today was sentenced to serve are needed for education and her mother and father, Mr. and . NG : ats rig b 5 ‘days for contempt of Federal training of personnel in private Mrs. Herman Jansohn, and her Divas’ Weta Fing, soft-Challis Crocheted ow | Court. laboratories. ; four sisters. : in characteristic - ties—all silk— Coomer had been ordered to At present, the State Health So. the Howsers decided to colorings They are swell!

take records to the Internal Revenue Bureau for a conference on tax forms. He failed to comply with the order and also failed to appear in Federal Court when ordered to show cause why he should not be punished. for his failure to report to the Revenue Bureau, ' By not appearing in court. he

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ansville) and George 8. Jones: (R. Evans< ville)

Ninth-—(1 Republican. 2 Demasrats

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