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THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1938 Retires at 87_

WILLIS REOPENS |

HIS ATTACK ON

? § §

SETUP OF WPA

Contends VanNuys Believes Agency ‘Is Infested With Politics.’

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EVANSVILLE mond E. Will iS,

Sept. 22 Republican Sena- | nominee, today awaited a! by Senator VanNuyvs after as- | serting here last night that the senior Indiana Senator believed no Federal agencv is so in-| fested with politics in its adminis- | tration as is the WPA.” | Addressing a crowd of 1300, Mr.! Willis said that on April 24, 19886.

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Leonide r VanNuys declared that the| For 67 years ce of hiring precinct commit-{ prisons of 1 as WPA foremen was so ex-{ Roquette, and “it must have had at] with Mata Hari

BEDFORD ACCIDENT FATAL |program was to be presented from the American people and he never

Ralph Dorsett, 35, Bedford, died|4:30 to 6 p. m. A picnic dinner is to; will.”

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Times-Acme Photo lifetime passed behind ng the acned, Sister , has retired. the nun lived in the Lazare, Petite

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LIST VANNUYS AND MINTON ON RALLY PROGRAM

Share Platform in Columbus Tonight at Session of Ninth District.

| Times Special

COLUMBUS, Sept. 22.—U. S. Sen-

ators VanNuys and Minton are to

share a speaking assignment heie

WN! | tonight at a Ninth Congressionai y | District . | Young Democrats.

rally sponsored by

| An organization meeting for all county chairmen,

which is scheduled to start at 8 DP. m. A dance is to follow the rally. State and local candidates are to be introduced. The rally is one of a series being staged by Young Democrats.

Minton Extols U. S., State Recovery Programs

Times Special NEW CASTLE, Sept. 22. —The Federal and State administrations’ recent recovery programs are veturning thousands of Indiana workers back to their jobs, U. S. Senator

Minton told Henry County Democrats last night. “All over our great State, men

vice chairmen,

{are returning to work in the railroad shops, the automobile plants, the steel mills and other large in|dustries,” the Senator said.

| “With the PWA program and the

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RULING AWAITED ON WAGE SCALE

Andrews Expected to Decree 25-Cent Pay Minimum

on ‘Home Work.’ »

Times Special WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—A rling that “home work” on goods made for interstate commerce must be paid for at the Wage-Hour Act's minimum of 25 cents an hour after Oct. 23 probably will be issued soon by Wage-Hour Administrator An-

lower wages on the island. He warned that industries were preparing to liquidate and move from the islands to the Phillipines, China or Japan. Mr. Andrews commented at a

to Puerto Rico and New Jersey when a state law stopped their lowwage operations. Gov. Winship reported that enforcement of the 25-cent rate in this industry would throw thousands on relief,

KROGER OPENS NEW SELF-SERVICE STORE

Opening of a new market, arranged for self-service with latest

ldrews, it was learned today.

Such a ruling would involve directly nearly 80,000 Puerto Ricans,

{low-cost housing program under;

mostly women, who are producing lace and embroidery for handker-

| precinct committeemen and vice way, Indiana should witness one of |chjefs, nightgowns, etc. sold in the

| committeemen is to be held at the|the greatest building eras In its continental United States. under the history this spring. Chairman

j Court House at ¢ p. m. | supervision of State | Omer Stokes Jackson.

‘announced that an entertainment

“What a different picture there would have been, if President

{ The rally is to be held in Donner | Roosevelt had failed to organize the | park, and N. Robinus Bowman, dis-| United States once again to com- piece, and in Puerto Rico the wage |

[trict Young Democrats president,

{bat the threat of economic de-

(pression. But he has never failed

lof the

It also

workers in this country, notably in {New Jersey and the South. | These workers are paid by the

{works out at from 2 to 9 cents an {hour for most workers. | Gen. Blanton Winship, Governor island, has asked Mr. An-

equipment, was announced today by {the Kroger Grocery & Baking Co | The market is situated at 3839 E. { Washington St. and will remain lopen late on Friday and Saturday nights The company said thera would be {no parking difficulties at the new

{would affect thousands of similar [store and that all merchandise will

{be available to the purchaser on

| snelves and floats.

MILK CASE APPEALED

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 22 (U. P). | —The State today appealed to the

{Michigan Supreme Court to review a decision by Ingham Circuit Court

press conference that New York's | home-work contractors had moved

HOOSIER IS SENTENCED

| State Penal Farm after ‘guilty before Circuit Judge Riess!

FRIENDS RE-ELECT SAYERS HEAD CLERK

RICHMOND, Sept. 22 (U. P.).— Rev. William J. Sayers of Muncie today had been re-elected presiding clerk of the Indiana Yearly Meet-

ing of Friends at the opening meeting of the 118th annual conference here. Elected as his assistants were Mrs. Isidore Kirck of New Castle, recording clerk; Homer Biddicum, Charlottesville, and Mrs, Marie Casseel of Ludlow Falls, O. reading clerks, and Franklin Chant of Farmland, announcing clerk. Judge Fred G. Bale of Westerville, O., last night urged members to continue their fight against the liquor traffic.

BELLEVILLE, Ill, Sept. 22 (U.

| P.).—Vance Neartass, 42, of Coving- |}

ton, Ind, today was under sentence to serve one year in the Vandalia pleading | to defrauding the Rev. William H.|

Hosto of Smithton, Ill., of $400.

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to in-! wri Hel Baines 3 od in 1} k and at the] The rally, which was sponsored drews to exempt home work, and|that one section of a law governin tod in Methodist sspital from |be served in the par . Er . ) § g 8 if elected, to place thei Joa MM 100 He ih a truck Armory at 6 p. m. and a parade is/by the Young Democrats, was held has served notice that Congress will sale of filled milk was unconstitu- | See Our Ad on Page 8 r under the jurisdiction Gan 10 precede the speaking program|in the high school gymnasium. {be asked for a special act to permit |tional. |

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I propose that this nonpartisan rd shall protect the WPA workr from political aggression, no matter from what party that aggresmay come,” he said. a& previous speech, Mr. Willis said he would “tell more about WPA At that time he charged that the worker “received $400 of every $1000 spent for WPA and that “politicians” received the re-

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Instead of receiving onlv 40 per cent of the money spent on him, the WPA worker, we have found 42 per cent,” Mr. Willis ight There's that 2 per cent

It's always 2 per cent in

iia aining in Evansville overthe Senatorial nominee toother points in gOIMNME Iirst to fternoon rally and urg for a meeting tonight n State leaders ir i meanwhile, examin and State tax figures and that the tax bills of both 42 per cent from 1932

cover

obbitt, Republican State A ” id that the total inTease amounted to $73.000.000. The part the increase, he

in Federal taxes

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Three Local Meetings Arranged for Tonight

Maa

ned

ion County Republicans three meetings Jor tonight

ch local aspects of WPA were

Waggoner, State Senawill address =a \ the residence of Hugh 5401 W. 16th St. at § p. m Herman C. Wolff, Mayoralty candate, and Wilbur A. Rovee. candior Superior Court. Room speak at 630 E. McCarthy St. SM D m dther speakers will b cdward Kealing

: ng Haerle, for ( S

for Prosecutor; Or ASSessor i » County Cor issioner. and others also will t 67 N. Addison St ress last night at Ravnd Hunter Rd, Mr: icted 8 heavy vote

comity registration,

pension

co-opera-

last night City’s in bringing new in.

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People pairs of and invariably NeY aK1l NOL Wear

CULTIVATION AREAS IN INDIA ENLARGED

al culti i India, as compared 500,000 acres In 18

GILA MONSTER IN MAINE RICHMOND, Me, 22 FP George W. Campt rently killed a Gila monster on her arm here. Fish and Game Department officials August believe the “ani 1 . . . must have i from some < nival travelthe state, be € No such exists In Gila monsters are members fami

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