Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1937 Edition 02 — Page 2

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TOKYO SNUBS RUSSIANS ON RAID PROTEST

Soviet Press Cl Charges Japan| Wants War; Chinese Begin Big Drive.

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the Russian Consulate-General in | Tientsin, in which the consular! archives were picnic China tonight rushed additional reinforcements to | the Yellow River and prepared for | a showdown fight. The Chinese based their hope of Soviet military assistance on these - factors: Would Like Railway like to regain her position in North Manchuria, now Manchukuo. and _ regain the vital Chinese Eastern Railway which the Japanese forced her to surrender following the Chinese-Japanese wars of 1931-1933 Russian control of Outer Mongolia and her penetration of the vast - hinterland west of Peiping, has been going steadily for years, will be checked and Soviet influence in Central Asia wrecked if the Japanese complete their plan to gain control of all North China. Moscow fears that Japan plans - eventually to seize Russia's Siberian maritime provinces to complete the Japanese program for “domination of Northern Asia.” The Chinese be- | * lieved that Moscow has been goaded to desperation by the series of Rus- | * so-Japanese border clashes during the last 18 months which has re- | sulted in a steady increase in the size of the Japanese-controlled state of Manchukuo at the expense of the | Soviets Events Move Rapidly

Russia would old dominant

Meantime events moved rapidly | toward a general Chinese-Japanese | war in which more than 500,000 men soon may be engaged with the fate | of 100,000,000 Chinese in the nation’s | five northern provinces at stake. Chinese were taking the offensive on all fronts. Strong divisions of the Central Government, which moved into Chahar province from Shansi yes- | terday and seized the important | trading city of Kalgan, were reported to have withstood violent bombing attacks by Japanese air- | planes and to have built strong de- | fensive positions. Their scouting parties were advancing toward Do- | lonor, on the border of the Japanese controlled. state of Manchukuo, possibly te create a diversion which would force Gen Kiyvoshi Katsuki, the Japanese commander to withdraw men from the Yellow River front. Japanese, for their part, basing their hope on their riority in the air, Huge

were | supe- | three- | roared |

engined Japanese bombers west and north, from the air |

south, fields which the Japanese have constructed at Tientsin, Fengtali, | Nanyuan and other points in the |

- i Peiping-Tientsin area. Confers on Safety

United States Ambassador Nelson | T. Johnson came here to confer! with American Consular officials re- | garding safety of Americans. Before his arrival,

as_regards the possibility of formal war. It was learned that United States Consul General Clarence E. Gauss had called a secret conference -of | leading American .. residents of | Shanghai to consider plans for evacuation of Americans even from Shanghai itself, in event of grave menace to them. As a first precaution, the Amer- | ican Embassy advised Americans in| the interior of Shantung province | between the Shanghai-Nanking area to concentrate at Tsinanfu and Tsingtao. From Tsinanfu® they could reach easily Tsingtao, an important ‘port, and be evacuated by American ships.

BUTTERFAT PRICES | FOR COUNTY AREA SET

Prices to be paid by distributors for milk of 4 per cent butterfat, pur- | chased the last half of July, for that | delivery period were announced to- | day by Leon C. Coller, milk admin- | istrator for the Marion County | area. They were: Class 1, $254; Class 11-A, $1.73; Class 11-B, $1.61; Class 111, $1.42.

MISSIONARY TO SPEAK

Paul

Dr. Alexander is to speak

on fascism in the Orient at the Ki- | wanis Club meeting in the Columbia | He formerly |

noon. in China,

Club tomorrow

was a missionary has

made numerous trips to the Far East | Oriental | the United Christian |

and is secretary of the Missions of

Missionary Society.

* 1700 ROOMS WITH, BATH FROM

$250

SHERMAN

HOME OF THE

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TRUCK OWNER

| tor of a fleet of 12 trucks, had file today a bill of complaint in Fed- | {eral Court straining

Despite War

\ = NNN IN MAMMIMIMNR 5 Times-Acme Photo. Despite the war that is seething in China, these two girl guides, who are en route to Briarcliff, N. Y. to attend the girl guide encampment, got along famously while they were entertained in Seattle recently, after they had landed there. Miss Chang Hsuehsin, left, of Peiping, China, and Miss Ruth Sakubai, of Tokyo, Japan, were pictured in

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| County authorities to prevent them { from interfering with his trucks. Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell postponed a decision on the complaint pending filing of briefs by the complainant and the State. The truck operator charged that | his trucks, the state,

ATTACKS LAW

have been

{ Indiana 1935 Motor Vehicle Act by { failure to exhibit contract carrier | permits. He claimed that he operates in

Complaint Cites 1935 Indiana Act.

| interstate commerce under the Fed-

Chicago, opera- |eral Motor Carrier Act and claims sn | that it supersedes the State act which he charged is unconstitutional and conflicts with the Federal act.

John J. Beckley,

asking a order against

temporary re- | State and

he went from Tient- | & sin to Nanking, the national capital, | : to see what the situation was there |

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Cartes) Urged Juvenile Court Referee.

Crime by

of Crime

Citizens advisory committees to foster closer co-operation the public and the courts and administrative branches of the gov-

| Reed, Marion County Juvenile Court | referee, said today. The purpose of such committees would be to discover, study and | remedy economic and social condi- | tions responsible for crime and ju- | venile delinquency, he said. Mr. Reed's proposed committees

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| would be composed of representatives of the taxpayers, th& church, the bar, social workers and perhaps others from special groups. “The purpose of the advisory body would be to lend public support to

judges and city and county officials | linquent boy cases.

who would be apt to be more courageous in the administration and enforcement of law if they had | Seeking,” Mr. Reed said.

Support Idea

“Although.” he said, is merely an idea thus far, I have sounded out members of the bar, judges and prominent pastors, and they have all said they would welsuch system. Many paswould like to help. if they knew how.’ Mr. Reed said that such an adwould be welcomed by who often have] were hampered from

officials, claimed they

| changing sound conditions by lack | { of funds.

Mr. Reed pointed out that in his opinion child neglect and delinquency are for a result of economic conditions, and | re-

sponsible for a minority

| 1938 MEMBER DRIVE

“I admit it |

juvenile | the most part

that found their way to Juvenile CUSTOMS RECEIPTS | taxes collected on Court. He said that of the cases that | have come before the Juvenile Court | this year, 47 per cent were for child neglect and 26 per, cent were deBoth types, he

IN INDIANA INCREASE

in 1936. The report showed total

collector, today reported duties and’ $450,963 in July, 1936.

1937

imported mere | chandise in Indiana increased $150, 506 last month over the same month

collecWray Fleming, Federal customs | tions last month of $601,469, against

added, are economic in origin.

LEGION POST FILLS Give Us a Ring!

Call RI. 1571

Hugh S. Thornburg, 1 retiring commander of Osric Mills Post 162, American Legion, is te be presented with a diamond-studded command- | er's lapel button by the state commander. The award is to be made in recog- | | nition of his post being the first to fill its quota of paid members for 1938. Kurt W. Schmidt is vice com- | mander and membership chairman.

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trolley and motor coach schedules.

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Buy Now! For the Most Complete . Choice of Styles! Buy Now! For the Most Advantageous [.ow Prices! Buy Now! ForWe Extend to You Two Convenient Payment Methods! *

Advance August Selling! New 1937-38

Fur Coats

Prepare to be thrilled over the new Fur Coats! This season the new fur coat silhouettes are definitely young, flattering, and ful of interest, with their smart, easy-to-wear, boxy lines, shoulder:

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that are square and definite, small round or pointed collars. Swag gers that scarcely flare. Sleeves that are simpler! Lengths fron 42 inches to 48 inches! Because there's a great deal of black i the fashion news, and because black is Fashion's favorite olor vou'll find a preponderance of black fur coats of enduring qualit in a complete size selection for women, misses and the junior miss.

$5800

Choose from Swaggers, Princess and Semi-fitted styles in Sealines (Seal Dyed Rabbit), and Beaverettes (Dyed Rabbits), in sizes 12 to 20, and 38 to 44. Each coat made of fine semi-buck skins, stayed to give additional strength. Ruching along collars and cuffs to prevent wear and rubbing off. All linings are guaranteed for two years. And the colors are guaranteed not to fade.

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Choose from Swaggers and Semi-fitted styles only in Sealines (seal dyed rabbit). For women and misses who wear sizes 12 to 20. Each coat of the very finest semi-buck skins, stayed to give additional strength. All linings are guaranteed for two years and the

colors not to fade. Choose from Swaggers, Prin-

Choose from the new 1937-3 straight boxy swagger style in cess and Semi-fitted styles in Caracul Paws, Sealines (seal

Mendoza beaver (dyed rabbit). dyed rabbit), Copper and Sil-

In brown only and in sizes 12 ver Beavers (dyed rabbits).

to 20. These coats are lined with Celanese’ Satin Delunda Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44. Each coat made of fine, full

and the fur has been “Drii buck skins with French or

Wear” processed, e.—"“DriWear” adds new lustre, helps open buttons. Rubberized arm shields and ruchings on collar

to preserve against snow and rain, removes matty appear- and cuffs, Each lining guarance and drabness. anteed for two years.

*Two Easy Methods of Buying YOUR FUR COAT—

Payment Plan No. 2—

Charge your fur ‘coat to your October bill. Payable by November the first. In the meantime vour fur coat will be stored without cost to you. —Downstairs at Ayres,

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Ayres’ Long-Term Layaway plan. Small down payment, balance in small payments until coat is paid for in full, next October or November.

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