Speedway Flyer, Volume 31, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1962 — Page 7

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Army National Guard Robert F. Huntington, Ist Lt., Commanding Officer of Company A (Comd. Op.) 138th Sig. Bn. (Inf. Div.) Indianapolis, Indiana’s unit of the Indiana National Guard, has been informed that the local unit has been authorized additional spaces for the “Six Months Training Program.” Young men, between the ages of 17 and 18%, who enlist in the Army National Guard will be required to take Six Months Active Duty Training and then spend three years as a member of the local unit, attending weekly meetings and summer field training periods. Men, between the ages of 18% and 25 may enlist under a similar program. In addition to basic military training, the six months program offers young men additional educational opportunities, a chance to learn new skills and additional pay. For details, contact Ist Sergeant Lloyd D. R. Taylor, phone number ST. 7-7601 or visit the local Army National Guard Armory, 2015 South Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis 25, Indiana. HAROLD'S NIGHT AT WESTWOOD SEPTEMBER 29th

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Election Laws Of Indiana The State Election Board composed of Matthew E. Welsh, Edwin Steers, Sr., and James E. Noland, all lawyers, has just issued its 1962 edition of “Election Laws of Indiana.” On Page 5 of this book appears the following: “The state election board of Indiana by adopting a Resolution has established Central Standard Time as the time under and pursuant to which primary and general elections in the State of Indiana shall be held and conducted; and further ruled and ordered that any and all matters and things in connection with the holding of primary and general elections in the State of Indiana be conducted on Central Standard Time. On May 19, 1962, the Johnson Circuit Court entered a Declaratory Judgment directing County Clerks in 43 counties in Eastern Indiana operating on Eastern Standard Time by order of the Interstate Commerce Commission of June 6, 1961, to conduct this election on Eastern Standard Time. The State Election Board is appealing such judgment and will advise the County Clerks involved about the status of such appeal and standard of time for holding the 1962 General Election in their counties in ample time to meet deadlines in the 1962 official political calendar.” Which statement was only placed in this book at the insistence of Mr. Kurt F. Pantzer, Jr., the attorney representing the plaintiffs in the Johnson County action. However, on Page 50 under the sub-title, “Opening the Polls,” the book contains the following statement:

“Six o’clock a.m., Central Standard Time, is the hour fixed by law for opening the polls, and this provision is mandatory.” Again, on Page 51, under the sub-title, “Polls Open Continuously” appears the following statement: “The polls must b,e kept open continuously from 6 a.m. until 4 o’clock in the afternoon, Central Standard Time after which the Board may close the election at any time when all the electors have voted .. .” Again, on Page 68, under the sub-title, “Closing Polls,” appears the following: “The polls should stay open until 6:00 o’clock P.M., Central Standard Time unless the precinct election board decides to close them at an earlier time as provided by statute.” In view of the finding of the Johnson Circuit Court, which is and remains the law of this State until reversed by a higher tribunal, the three above-mentioned statements are absolutely false and are a flagrant deception by a supposedly responsible State Board composed of three lawyers. The statement appearing on Page 50 “Six o’clock AM, Central

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Standard Time, is the hour fixed by law for opening the polls and this provision is mandatory,” is a particularly false and misleading statement, and it can only be taken as an example of the depths to which this Democrat-controlled, bureaucrat Board will go in its determination to force its chicanery on the people of Indiana, even though in direct violation of an order of a court of competent jurisdiction whose order as it now stands is the law in the State. The clerks and election boards in the 43 counties comprising the Eastern Time Zone should be apprised of these false and misleading statements in what is supposed to be an official publication of the State Election Board. Marion County, for one, will follow the law as directed by the Johnson Circuit Court.

Indianapolis Matinee Musicale The Indianapolis Matinee Musicale is entering upon its eightysixth season. It is the second oldest woman’s musical organization in the United States. There are sixteen classes of members. Among these are the Active members who are the performing ones. Any musician having been recommended by the Membership Committee and receiving the unanimous vote of the Executive Board may be invited to become an Active member. Choral members give two programs a year for the Matinee Musicale. Membership is invitational and new members are auditioned by our Choral Director, Mr. William F. Guthrie. By invitation of the officers, any person interested in attending our programs and Artists Concerts, and enjoying the social contacts may become an Associate member and have all the privileges except the vote. Her application must bear the name of a club member as sponsor.

Professional members are those actively engaged in the teaching profession. Life members become so on the payment of a hundred dollars, and patron-life members are nonmembers who have all the privileges except the vote on payment of a hundred dollars. Student and Junior members are those engaged in the study of music whose teachers are also members of the Matinee Musicale. Scholarships are awarded each year to student members for study in an accredited school of music in Indiana. The Matinee Musicale will begin its season with a Style Show October 12 in Block’s Auditorium, and Presidents’ Day, November 16 at the Columbia Club. Residents of this vicinity who are members of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale are: Mrs. Russell Aikman, Mrs. U. M. Blackwood, Mrs. S. L. McCormick and Mrs. Gilbert Yentes. Student members are Pat Leffler, Marcia Pollack and Richard Stanton.

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