Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1937 — Page 22
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EDWARD CALLS MRS. SIMPSON ON PHONE DAILY
He Still Loves Her Madly, Observers Say in Dismissing Gossip.
By United Press LONDON, Feb. 9-—Two long telephone conversations daily between Enzesfeld, Austria, and Cannes, France, and the weekly shipment to Mrs. Wallis Simpson of the finest blooms from the hothouses at It. Belvedere, were cited today as evidence that the Duke of Windsor still is madly in love and as determined as ever to marry Mrs. Simpson. The answer of persons close to the Duke to recent gossip here that Mrs. Simpson might be considering Aa change of mind was that two considerations mentioned by the gossips already had been discussed These were first that the Duke's position was less lofty than hitherto, secondly. that his income was diminished Deriding this pointed out that both were known to Mrs were dismissed, when Duke decided he should cate so thev could mar
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not the well-informed he is sufficiently comfortable life, thrifty. It was gossip that as Prince of Wales he was a careful spender, In fact it was this known thriftiness that first brought attention to the seriousness of the Duke's regard for Mrs. Simpson This when was learned that contrary to all precedent Edward was lavish in his expenditures Mrs. Simpson, for whom he said nothing was Some of the opposit ing the Duke a direct reported to be {inal dissipation of might decide not to marry Mrs. Simpson, that even if he did not change his mind she might not receive her final divorce decree promptly.
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said that persons who formerly favored a direct allowance now took the view that the marrage was certain, and that to make one to the Duke as Mrs. Simpson's husband would be embarrassing because it might be tantamount to official recognition of support of an American duchess who rocked the foundations of the throne. It is believed that this feeling caused some parliamentarians to change their minds--those who are determined to oppose her return to London by every means. Some quarters fear that the Duke might bring her back to ‘get even" With those in high society who were reported to have snubbed her and who, according to a section of British opinion, maneuvered Fdward into the situation which brought about his abdication.
Duke and Sister Visit Miklas
By United Press VIENNA, Feb. 9--The Duke of Windsor, his sister the Princess Roval of Great Britain, who is visiting him, and her husband the Earl of Harewood Visited President Wilhelm Miklas informally today at his office. The Princess Roval was reported surprised today when informed of London newspapel reports that she
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STUDY DUE ON CONSTITUTION
Norris to Preside at Parley Seeking Modernization Of Charter.
By MAX STERN Times Npecial Writer WASHINGTON, Feb, 9. -Just 150 years ago this May the 55 “fathers’ met in secret at Carpenters Hall, Philadelphia, tion of the United States. On March 18 another group of Americans will meet openly here to seek a4 way to amend the Constitution and fit it to the legislative needs of the machine age The new gathering is a conference, not a convention, but for that matter it has almost as much power as aid the constitution-makers, who had been authorized only to revise the Articles of called the "National Conference on Constitutional Amendment.” Instead of the aged Ben Franklin, the presiding officer will be Senator George Norris of Nebraska There are 56 ‘sponsors’ coming conference, among them some of the nation's most vocal progressives—Dean Lloyd Garrison of Wisconsin Law School, Charles A. Beard, Laborite John L Lewis, Justice Ferdinand A. Pecora of New York, Governor Elmer Ben-
for the
son of Minnesota, a dozen Senators, |
a score of House members, various judges, lawyers, farm and labor leaders, economists and teachers, The committee of sponsors Is headed by Henry Hunt, lawyer and ex-mayor of Cincinnati, More than 500 “delegates” are expected, and an equal number of observers. Discussions will center on the phrasing of a constitutional amendment to clarify Congress’ right to pass laws in behalf of the farmers and workers, Also it is planned to devise “a plan of action” for seeking ratification of such an amendment. to marry Mrs,
not Wallis Simpson.
As for reports that the Duke and | marry April |
Mrs. Simpson would 27, it was reported that commented: “For the benefit of their readers, newspapers should at least have been considerate enough to set the date as april A 1
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| Estate Board president, urged mem- | bers of the group to attend a hear-
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‘REALTORS TO ATTEND LEGISLATIVE HEARING
Twelve residences and three lots | sold by North Side Realtors last | week brought a total of $65,200, | | according to Secretary William
Murray Huse.
Fred L. Palmer, Indianapolis Real |
Feb. 20.
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today. Charles
Spanish capital by rebel planes and artillery, loreground watch from a vantage POI far behing v the danger zone,
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Maas, vice chairman: Roy Washburn | McMahon, Leo Troutman | ang CGilen Frey Post Contact | Bouter Binnie) DD. OO. Wilmet Cilen Phorp. of Danville, of Bedford Finance Roy Moore, chaitman chairman,
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‘Legion to Hold Washington Pa tioner Chara chen Wreneke. Birthday Party
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FISHBACK TO TALK AT LOCAL MEETING
Fishback, National Food Association secretary, is | Hotel, according to speak on “Antiprice Diserimina- | gmith, chef de gare, tion,” Thursday at 8 p. m. ai one of [naires from all over a series of forums sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. meeting is to phe held in Auditorium, Central Library.
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[cial events, : . | Other MODEL PLANE CLINIC SET day by mr. - Reception ~Judge ’ , | chairman; Joseph FP Che Indiana Gas Model Associa- | Bran Healey. Barnet: 3 3 | Ny )" ole } y tion is to meet at 8 p. m. tomorrow | ne ft inhi hed a Bliner in the American Flying Corps head- ghatrman, on arleton . . e y uddick, ober “TOs quarters, 109 8, Capitol Ave, for | Elder and Neal Grider, the first of a series of clinies on State Guests PRI « i OY Neo titam EE, Sayer gasoline-powered model planes. | Grin’ Ray and Glen Crawford Harold Stofer is to have charge of | Post Colors -Raiph Mosier, fn oy | and Carl Qverlepse the meeting, 'Safety-Joe Wilson,
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Birthday militar Indianapolis Voi. American | Legion fun and honor society. held Feb, 20 Room of the Claypool | to Elmer Gold- | and Legionthe state are | [to attend. The event has been held The annually for six years and has be[come one of the Legion's leading so-
committees announced Goldsmith include: Bradshaw
A. Montrose Ralph |
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Bu United Press TERRE HAUTE, Proceedings against Beecher and his wife, City Controller, accused of feasance in office, were delayed | yesterday when Judge John [Gerdink of Vigo Circuit granted {on the preliminary hearing. The petition was presented Charles C. Whitlock, defense | torney, who asked a 10-day because of illness of Littlefield, assistant and member of the
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Court the defense a continuance
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SOLAR PHOTOS | REVEAL GREAT FLAMES ON SUN
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“Sup Feels Effect of This Activity. By United Press PARIS, Feb, 90 -8Solar photo= the sun to be more active than he has seen it in 20 vears, Lucien d'Azambuja, astron= the Meudon Observatory, in commenting on the
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Ralph B. Xlare Sharma | on a series of solar photographs
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registering g | solar activity through the | Observatory's spectros | helioscope, the most powerful in the | world, The photographs showed tremen= dous tongues of flame jetting el the sun's surface, Some pictures recorded mountains | of gas and flame between 90,000 150,000 miles from the sun's surface With scientifie
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