Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1938 — Page 2
PAGE 2
rp ? me TRIN RR A ,,SE
S
LL li
F.D. R. Gives Course In Graceful Snubs;
WPA Gives Warning
Hopkins ‘Punitive Action’ Against Foreman Reported; Big Corporations’ Pricce Policies
Defended in New
Brookings Study.
(Continued from Page One)
California-Hawaiian Refinery emyloyees Broken hearts and flowers” night well have been the theme me of the Roosevelt transcontinntal tour. Broken hearts are trewn across the path traversed by s train—the hearts cf politicians, ho had strayed from grace or o had tangled with 100 per cent ‘few Dealers, and consequently ound themselves ignored by the arty leader, The flowers went to those faithil ones who, grinning from ear to received a Presidential nod or CK I'he story has element of pathos Fake the case of the fellow who snubbed For davs he reads in papers how the President 1S to the state to put in a word foe His fellow townsmen When the fateful dar
s his breakfast eggs don't taste |
right and the toast swallows hard The Presidential train pulls In Thousands of people who know the sndidate are there. He takes his e on the speaking platform, if speeches have been arranged, and its disconsolate while Mr. Roosevelt anoints his opponent. Or he boards the train and sits in the iining car trying to smile and join the merriment But he gets no to talk with the President From a corner of the back platform he hears Mr. Ro t refer to his foes a m friend.” And still When the train crossed the state line he gets
d goes forlornly home
In His Home Town ictures flit across the mind's old George White, sitting ynily on the platform at Marimopping his brow as the speaks Kindly of Senatol lev, who beams, It's hard, for S
s ex-Governor White's home
Governor Marland of OKkla2 gloomy fellow at best, as he of the President \ words of praise for is opponent. Mr. Marland claims y be a 100 per cent New Dealer ] 1akes it doubly hard ham. the Texas Con an oh <0 hard {ol ¢ to say once “IM rien Fri Lanham but who knows how he stands because ol hose votes against the New Deal He grins and bears it Of Senator Adams of Colorado who expects nothing for himself but only hopes there'll be no word for his foe, Judge Benjamin Hilliard, Anxiously he listens, He gets word, but neither does Judge lliard I'he day is a success Success in Silence Of Senator McCarran of Nevada 10 train at dawn anxrem ring that fight on He get: He at Elko himself with the
oins the
! gis.” for instance, is enough te in-
dicate the Presidential favor. But a “Senator So-and-so has been helpful to me in Washington” is a very special rating. It seemed to | pay off in Oklahoma And a *GoV- | ernor Which-and-such is a good man but it would take him years to be as wise and experienced as Senator Bee” is tops If a candidate is permitted to appear on the platform to introduce the man who will introduce the President, as in Texas, that's a fair boost. And oh how sought after! | Politicians will ride miles at great expense to get a tiny word. Rep. | Maury Maverick came all the way across Texas from San Antonio to hear himself called My friend Maury Maverick” at Marillo, way up in the Panhandle
Newspapermen Know
A skeptic might wonder if the public is aware of ail these deli- | cate shades. Th= President Knows that newspapermen are alert even to the inflection of his voice There was no indication, as the President prepared for ihe last! three speeches in California, what inflection he would give to any of the California Gubernatorial candidates, but it was expected that he would give some sort of spucial rating to Senator McAdoo A half dozen Democrats, all of |
whom claim to be supporters of | &
the New Deal, are seeking the California Governorship. Included are three who have been close to Mr. Roosevelt—J. F. T. O'Connor. former Controller of the Currency: Culbert Olson, Los Angeles state Senator, and Rep. John Dockweile! also of Los Angeles. They would all like to be called “my friend.”
Kentucky WPA Foreman Warned
COVINGTON, Ki July 14 <A Kentucky WPA foreman for whom Harry Hopkins ordered "necessary punitive action.” after an investigation of politics in Kentucky relief has received only a warning The foreman is Cleve Kenney of Somerset Ky A WPA worker | swore that Keenev had told him | “the fellows on the job were going 0 have to support Barkley if the: taved on WPA The reference vas to Senator Barkley (D. Kv) Mr. Hopkins in a press release on WPA'S own investigation of th» ituation, following publication of a eries of articles by Thomas L.| Stokes in the Times and othe: Scripps-Howard newspapers, denied | all but two of Mr. Stokes’ charges f political use of WPA 4 “We will deal swiftly and summarily with anv proved charge of political coercion,” he said
Thomas Wins by 60.000 Plurality
After Saturday the Price Zooms Back Up—So Hurry Down Tomorrow Men and Take Advantage of the
SAAAAS
Remnant Sale Savings Offered on
‘Cranbrook’ Shirts
MEN! Here is the outstanding shirt “buy” of the year! When you stop to think that at their regular price . .. they're real values . .. you'll realize at this price . .. they're sensational values! Each shirt made with 0 points of superiority . . . made of fine count shirtings, with pleated sleeves and gathered backs . .. and ocean pearl buttons that stay on! Whites, plains and fancy patterns in sizes for all men!
Men's 'Cannon’ Shorts and “Rock-Glen” SHIRTS
CANNON shorts are full cut with banjo seat. Elastic sides. Sizes 28 fo 42. The chirts are full cut, made of combed, tubular shaped cotton. Sizes 34 to 46.
Sizes 13
to 17"; in
Whites Plains
Fancies the Group
—Downstaire at Ayres.
NAAN AA AN PF.
for *1 y
UNUSUAL VALUES!
7 Brand New Styles in Washable Rayon Crepe Dresses
This Is Our Third Big Shipment of These Dress Values!
® For Street! ® For Sports! ® For Dress! ® For Office!
We went to this maker and told him we wanted around 400 dresses to sell at a price! By great good fortune he had just what we wanted ... so we bought them . .. and they're great values at this low price. Made of washable rayon crepe. In tailored or dressy styles in gay monotone or floral print patterns on white or pastel grounds. Blue, rose, green, orchid, maize, black, rose, wine, copen and pink col-
ors. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44 in the group.
Daytime Dresses—Downstairs at Ayres.
See Pages 6 and 7 for News of Our Store-Wide
he tands it) 1 Sy : "nt 4 a . he stands with the President on the Thomas in the Democratic primary « .
hn 1s platform hut there . ack A UIonMN u tere 1s no My 5 : Ne: . J was assured today w ications old friend Pat McCarran No word |} : ith Indications
for his foes, either, however. Suc
Rushing to the dining-car window (Editorial, Page 14) he / Vr i ¥ he waves at the people OKLAHOMA CITY, Jul W brs db de f Pa ; AHOM. , July 14 (U Later on at Carlin, a tiny town, |p) _ The nominatioh of Senator |. ra bh - 4 dh : MS plurality would reach 80.000 VENER SN SEER : a Sion votes. Nomination for governorship | : was still in doubt. I iler weathered
1ichalantly, Some avoid appearing—like Rep 1 of Arkansas, who
Senator Carawa
WASHINGTON, July 14 (U. P) - Chairman Sheppard (D. Tex.) of the Senate Campaign Investigating Committee today said an investigator Caray en has heen sent into an unnamed state Plésident CHORE 4 Squire into election complaints | which he said "may develop oo.
Arkansas needs a man
..and Like a Refreshing Breeze, Comes Our First Showing of
i Swers |i Fashions for Fk all... So Flattering and New!
ALLIED FLORISTS ASS'N gt AAA v OF INDIANAPOLIS
: ma Back to
4-Day Sensation—Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon. GARDEN HOSE P lack Again for Fall
i Blac k always SCO1 es first for fall $d 44 be Cause
Red Star 5g-Inch there is nothing smarter or more chie than Double Braid black againgt the tan of a summer skin! It's » » »
. 25 vear
woman wouldn't have ii ia
for
nn hey "riage something.”
ked 0 well, but it was all right with Mrs. Caraway Signals Are Complex New paper correspondents have learned the new signals which the President has added to the game of politics. A “My friend Joe Whoo-
We're First in Town to Present the Popular Priced Versions of
The New Doll Size Hats
Be the First to Wear This New Fall Fashion! $ 00 The new order of the fall season 0 . . . hats as small as a minute . .. EACH ao small they scarcely cover a single curl. Wear them perched forward on the head oe outrageously smart , surprisingly wearable. In F ELT, VELVET or BENGALINE with grosgrain, velvet or Pearlized Ornament trims. lleadsizes 22 and 23.
Other Doll Size Hals $2.98 and $3.98
«Downstairs at Ayres,
refreshing, and striking! . . . and these advance styles are NEW! New twin stripe sheers! New Rayon Romaine Crepe Dirndl
Guaranteed N 3 \ HH St ¥en, Black chiffons with lace trims. Black NN ! sheers with gored skirts and braid trim. For b Seasons
Black ribbed sheers and sleek, black rayon silk jerseys. Sizes for women, misses and juniors... 11 to 17... 14 to 20 and 358 to 44,
® Excellent for Hard Usage
SAVE 1; OL ER “
On the Finest Nose ~~" “" i i = Your Money Can Buy were. oo | I. Twin Stripe Black *
25 Ft. ts 8945" Compouna™™ 0 : Sheer Suit Dress
BO Ft, 54.25 3 De Luxe Chiffon Stockings
gon Shape. All Hose Complete Substandards) Cross from summer to autumn in this black and shades to wear with your new black fall sheers and your black suede (
With Couplings Ei} AEF white twin stripe sheer suit dress. A dress that nig! ARG if JOITS WISH on rift, yogis up Severn J : you 1 RL C
We Have Those Smart Summer Shades to Wear With Your New Dark Fail Sheers!
® Permanent Rubber Seal at End Prevents Leaking R
Faucets and Lost Washers.
® Nickeled Brass Couplings,
£93 ) NNMERIDIAN | IT. RI. B358 dian summer. It's cool , . . and it's smart . . . long “stocking mileage.” Sizes 8% to 10%.
m——— and pencil glim. . . . You be the first to wear it in : “ vour crowd. With velvet trim. In sizes 14 to Please, No Mail or Phone Orders! : «Downstairs at Ayres.
20. (Sketched—a size 14.) —pownstairs at Ayres.
ign
No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders, Please! INTC i 3 you can wear anywhere from now on thru In- trips. Sheer, beautiful, full-fashioned De Luxe chiffons that give you PAIR
Open Daily to 9 P. M.—Sundays te 1:30 P, M.
eh - A . ,