Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1937 — Page 28

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FRIDAY, OCT. 15, 1937

PAGE 28 ; | - WHOLESALE REPEAL them to write and tell me which are teiday because “If I am to be a law- PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 15 (U. P). MOLEY CHARGES { I Speed Student Reading | the worst and most impractical | maker, I ought to take 5 Ic at the | —A Charlotte. N. C.. man and 13 statutes on the books and which is |country’s laws.” He discovered, he | Philadelphians, all of whom pleaded \ NT 3 \ 3 BW | OF LAWS FAVORED the first law that ought to be re- | said, that “If I read a hundred laws | guilty to charges of automobile ENTIRE FOREIGN A \ NN \ NN NAA \ Nn NR \ TRAN \ pealed.” la day, it would take two years to | thefts, faced sentences in Federal

vied 1 NRIs ar xp | District Court today, while two other Barton visited a law library yes- |cover them all.” Charlotte defendants went on trial,

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Congress in November to fill a va- : \ \ NN \ NN \ \ NINnHamh NN cancy in the 17th district of New F. D. R. Chicago Speech Set \ MONON ALLL AL NTI OAR NA A NN \ York, he will move to “repeal one | MANA Ny \ \ RRR REN AMT NN \ . s | law a week.” New Paces for U. Ses NNER NX NN 0 “I invite the co-operation of lawNIN ANN \ NWA NA yers, business people and citizens all He Declares. NAR AEA ; NE \ \ .. | over the country,” he said. ‘I ask

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Newsweek today that the foreign | policy siggested in President Roose- | veit’'s Chicago speech denouncing | Te nations” was “fathered | ally formulated by William | U. S. Ambassador to ance. Moley also said that the “Chicago doctrine” was “a r cry from the mild preachments” of Secretary of State Cordell Hull and predicted that “from now on the State Department will be put to it to recon- s cile the behave-or-I-may-knock- | . py vour-block-off policy with the pa- } \ | NA Women s, Girls tient-preaching policy.” g \ 3 \ \ \ Composition, Leather

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icv for the United States—not . . : \ and close at a high rate of speed forcing the student policy for the United Stales—MOL & | 1s class to speed up their reading with the “metron- CC stella’ ; I g stud modification of the policy which Mr. . to read faster.

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ces to international anarch- | i. . ver hen ha : i ! : C | 0 0 F OFFICERS | wilt be seated today by the grand | ket St., from the Circle Tower, the See it demonstrate the wonders of i : ria

nded for Japan alone,” | . der suee - . ha a ra ly” | SRcRmprment io the eed Stier SIEhis Shusunoed vday, modern electric cookery as perform the speecl usly ling H. Ray Condrev, Indianapolis, . - ng BR Te IA napuls Charles G. Black, Trava Tours y

ed at “Germany and Italy who becomes grand representative. | 3 i J vell.” NAMED FUR STATE ee ———————————— | president, said the room is to be re- ed by this versatile ultra-modern is barely possible, of course,” | .d modeled and that new, modern | NESCO cooking device. mn ied, “that the entire Chi- | TOWER OFFICE LEASED equipment is to be installed. He| ech was merely designed 10| prank E. Cline, Bargersville. and said the company, a travel agency, e Think of the difference it will make Japan, Italy and Ger-| pred Major. Decatur. todav had. Irava Tours, Inc, has leased the | will begin serving patrons from the < i 3 man: been Installed ET master a ground floor storeroom at 7 E. Mar- | new quarters on Oct. 25. in your own home the quick, easy, “But,” he said. “Mr. Roosevelt | orang warden, respectively, of the —— > modern preparation of meals, the

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its lack of “teeth,” the retiring grand master, was named | 3 r Treaty “based on a con- | grand representative for two years. Phone Us for Quick, Free Delivery double shell, insulated cover, holds

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rity, and the covenant of the League | Frank McConaughy, Indianapolis, | i L of Nations, repeatedly rejected by | grand treasurer, and Charles K.| 1018 S. MERIDIAN Open Sunday Till Noon PDR-3030 AR : FREE HOME TR A the Senate, supplied doubtful legal | Crist, grand patriarch. Mr. Crist ° . 7 backing for the President's pro-| —m———————ow— — — posal to “quarantine” aggressor nations.

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Opening of the annual Indianapolis Show, originally scheduled for Nov. 6, has been delayed one week is to be held from Nov. 13 to| R0 instead, C. H. Wallerich, Indian- | apolis Aupto Trade Association : : ) .t. st. president, announced today. R Ra ; S r Ee, past, wash, % Wash gsvect The show will be held in the| : 4 \ 3 2 53 1116 Manufacturers’ Building at the State | Fair Grounds. |

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Police today sought an “indoor sportsman” for the burglary last night at the home of Carl Berg, 836 Tecumseh St. Mr. Berg reported a checker! board, a set of dominoes, a box of poker chips, seven decks of cards, a “monopoly” game, 10 cigarets and three cigars were taken.

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