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Is It Better OK 3 Minor | Parties

Not to Know?

Last night's wind and rain storm broke the equipment for measuring the grains of pollen for cubic foot of air, | ! The count is taken from a slide Labor and Progressive political for places. on the ballot b placed on the roof of the State parties for places on the Indiana they each had receivéd mor

By IRVING LEIBOWITZ | Three political parties —

W. Michigan St. ocrats and Republicans, vote cast for Secretary of The storm blew over the slide Gen. Douglas MacArthur is the jn 1950, holder and-shattered the slide. presidential candidate of anether

music in The Sunday Times,

qualify, votes, they are required to

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- A hillarious eartoon-iflustrated book of | , Tr ldwin Stee St. aD icorcic . ; an old Navy Cook's four years of riding publican Edwin . % p versive groups, the hich seas aboard a minesweeper in | proved the five political parties at

easier, 2M vobles aiteaty a meeting in the Statehouse this PAUL M. SHARPE, 181 Nursery Road, | MOTNINg, Anderson, Indiana

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Since the Socialist Labor. Pro- " —— minor political party, America gressive and America First narHenry Butler covers stage and First, which also will be placed ties either were not on the 1950 on the ballot later today if it canipaljot or did not poll . enough

Gov. Schricker and the two|phetition with more than 7911 sig-

other election commissioners, ipa ty res of qualified voters. They p Democrat Harry Latham and Re-|;1q0 must state they are not sub-

Had 10,450 Signatures . The Progressive Party filed a

Governor— Simon Boorda, South would hav

Senator — John M. Morris, In

| . Governor — Charles Ginsberg, | 2201 N. Keystone, Indianapolis.

Demo-

The State Election Board today crats, Republicans and Prohibi- - qualified the Prohibition, Socialist tionists — automatically qualified Id IC d fp | ecause L e than |

Board of Health Building, 1330 ballot Nov, 4 alongside the Dem- half of 1 per cent of the Stal) A “cafeteria court” for first of-

fense speeders is under study here today, urged as a measure to save the .city’s bogged-down traffic

safety program.

file a mittee at a meeting today.

atures, Cite Heavy Docket

. Party “We know we are not carrying Mr. Steers explained the Ameri- filed one with more than 9000 sig- out an effective safety program ca First Party also will be placed natures. At present, the election under the present system because

A BASS 189° on the ballot if the Etection Board! board is waiting for the America the heavy load of cases has made

receives a petition from the party First petition to arrive. In Chi-|it impossible,” the two judges

party agreed.

signa- Both judges said speeding arrests have infreased since Int two dianapolis police began using the {hours counting signatures on the “radar” method to trap speeders. =t petitions before qualifying the They cited last month when 300 cases were scheduled into court | All the political parties includ- on a single day, plus the overed a statement saying they were flow of continued criminal cases

from the previous month. attor- ‘Unusual Situation’

ney who has heen associated with : f 'many left-wing causes, signed! ‘That was an unusual situaithe affidavit for the Progressive tion but it's not unusual for us | Party as state chairman. He said: to have 100 to 150 cases a day,” does the judges said. “With that many not advocate the overthrow of People to try in a single day we local, state or national govern- Can't do effective safety work. (ment by force or violence and ef Fou dont even see who's in front} is not affiliated with or has any|Of ) j relations with any foreign gov-|finé them and get om to the next iernment or any political organ-|¢a8€. ization, group or individual of!

Most widely studied is

are: stickers without appearing

speeds must go into court, linan, | | 3 Key Points listed

riotta| Here are some of the points

favored in this method:

{with the “repeaters.”

Unfortunately, both jud ges admit, the volume of cases now | Senator—Carl Thompson, Rich- is advantageous to “repeaters” in that courts do not have time to | Governor—Lester N, Abel, 627 study their records or to deal with each case on an individual {basis. There have even been cases {where drivers were fined less on second and third arrests than on

Itheir first violation.

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There are several drawbacks to the plan. One‘is the thought that a “cafeteria” system might cause |drivers to regard speeding arirests as a revenue-raising meas-

|ure, rather than a serious safety bath, oil furnace, nice garden, 1 | acre. East of New Bethel. This is a |matter.

: ) ’ , { But, pointed out the municipal 2 —-. HOWARD A. ADAMS, TM-ma7 court judges, such a view already If your present home is not lis held by many persons to whom it [a court appearance was simply a before the jench

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

OPEN THURSDAY 12

Urge Cafeteria a pollen count is available to- For Ballot in Indiana Court to Help

The plan will be placed before Mayor Clark's traffic safety com-

Both Municipal Court Judges hillip Bayt and Scott McDonald, who try speeding cases under the present court appearance system, said they favor some change.

you just swear them in,

Either a “cafeteria” system where first offense speeders could jpay on a sticker plan such as is {now used on parking, or some The Election Board ruled that alternate méasure to relieve the the political parties. will appear cOUrt load has been Under Study on the ballot in the following recently by the courts, the city order: Republican, Democrat | police traffic department and sev‘Prohibition, Socialist Labor and ®'2l safety groups. Progressive. Should the America ; » “Chicago plan” where fines are, | First Party be qualified later to- scaled to the speed of the offendThe leading candidates of the ®' Only first offenders may pay! . q in court. Second offenders or persons arrested at dangerously high

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Senator—Carl Leon Eddy, 2439 ONE—By shifting the first|

offenders out of court, judges e more time to deal

TWO--Such a method would provide a more severe penalty for lsecond offenders, thus would be aj {club over the head of the driver President—Gen, Douglas Mac- Who already has one arrest. Re{voked driver's licenses would inVice President — Sen. Harry dicate previous arrests to arrest-!

THREE-—Such a plan would cut down time spent in court by! traffic policemen, thus giving them more time in the field to! make traffic arrests. Traffic po{lice now spend three to four teq (hours in court on some occasjons, (waiting for their arrests to come

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