Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1938 — Page 11

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| 8 1 1 1 1 upon which an Indiana citizen, who! : Who Won at Munich? | Intimidation’ in WPA ; a wimmen| LOCAL || NOW! AT ROGERS Ranks Charged by Willis; Sate will toss aside that mantle | " DEATHS

MUNICH. Se 3 P) —The question of “Who won the and will become an ordinary, mine- |

four-power conferen ay never be definitely settled but an |) * irun, political fan Saeed analysis of dem unter-a nds and final agreement shows D T P Y ling the political sins of his associ-| that Fuehrer Hitler gained his main point onayv an raises ates and accepting their political | This was for surrender of th heavily German populated ) : support as his reward.” THE REV. WILLIAM E. M'KENudetenland areas by Saturday, and withdrawal of Czech forces 7 . lA i : Mr. Bobbitt said that “to those/zyg, a Methodist minister in Infor German entry. On that he gained at least a | Minton Raps Republican G. O. P. State Chairman whom he (Senator VAnNuys) Das|ging 38 years and a former secre- | . v betrayed, offer a : ; : ‘Scare Plot’ in Talk Accuses VanNuvs of man above price. a man of honor tary of the Methodist Hospital here, | particularly in regard to gradual oceu- |i : and sympathy and understanding. I died Wednesday at his home at’ @ by German troops and the establish- || At Portland. Broken Pledge. give you Ray Willis, the next U. S. pasadena, Cal, according to word

commission and an international force Senator from Indiana. received here yesterday. He was 79.

polit br point comparison of the British | Times Special Dimes Special or : Burial and funeral services will be i EE mtun-henth plan, the || 1G ONTON, Sept. 80 —The Roose-| BRAZIL, Sept. 30—Raymond E.| Willis Spends $5320 in held at Pasadena this afternoon. | RE A I A ry Dwe velt Administration is the st an | Willis Republican Senatorial nomi Senator Race Ordained in 1886, the Rev, Ps : fer of the Sud i lar nee, charged here last night that! v)gHINGTON, Sept. 30 (U. P) Ml ee DP Jn a RITIRH-FRENC AN (Sept. 19) Transfer of the ae- AS Of JO DO a at Luar : AS | So 3 : hetl : - Er ihe ur by a plebiscite ot a coms lence Donavan, Young Democrats’ WPA workers were being forced to Raymond E. Willis, Republican |yilie, Lafayette and South Bend disWot oF Wokls: i : | national committeeman, told a Clay travel “long distances to their jobs Senatorial nominee in Indiana, re-|triots of the Methodist Church. For | ; i . . i "ii County Democratic rally here last ng pay transportation costs be. ported to the Senate Campaignhitwo years he was secretary of the IITLER'S ULTIMATUM (at GODESBERG Sept. 2)—W ht night. __— they refused 16 vote the way | Committee today that his campaign ndianapolis Methodist Hospital. vs police from Sudetenlana an | “The N al | RE a Cn y * s0 far has cost $5320. He listed| A tiv f Zionsville, the Rev. Nn ! e National Youth Administra- ,) El Wii : “ { | native o S : naer to Germany on OC tion established by President Roose- ((" hpRes wane them — a contributions of $6251 Mr. McKenzie was a graduate of Cn . x . : th £ry i “1 coun name viiese workers ant a -, a in DePauw University. He was® the FINAL AGREEMENT (Sept. 298 at Munich) —Evacuation velt, has given th usands of youths |, cal name their bosses.” he added cat} . Ny Cinch of medominantly German ares begins Oct 1, || throughout the nation a real hance | Ct JO I0%0 Che “Sac what WAR DECLARATION [éather of Maurice, Monte, esecw: progresses by stages to Oct. 10 under supervision of interna. NI I a as they said. I know of carloads of : t Picture . : 3 ; ressivel! joy healthful recreation and to earn 3 IN ORIENT EXPECTED dent of the Motion Picture Pro tional commission. German troops will eccupy progressively. ) living a Ts food that have been destroyed here ducers and Distributors of America. | + dul and elsewhere.” | —,, | Besides his son, he is survived by I Yr onAave Ce) he 3 » ’ » v vi Ne ousted negotiations on dessts of ee avan sa ae rd Mr. Willis also charged that at<| LONDON, Sept. 30 (U. P).—The a brother, M. G. McKenzie, and a ENCH-—Propoted hegotiations of iss EE dD. sidan ‘tempts had been made to intimidate | Exchange Telegraph Hong Kong sister, Mrs. Mary Davenport, both |

FO Bele at Republicans were O¢orge Craig, Republican County correspondent reported today that}living in Kansas.

territory to be handed over in present |i, ng to “deceive” the WPA worker, |[Chaltman. British authorities, anticipating, 8 KENNETH CRAVENS, 1426 W.| epresentatives could be attached to German Mr. Donavan said p If the WPA worker must be definite declaration of war between Ohio St. Indianapolis resident nine & eal & traffic or other materials In politics or any other game, I forced to travel to his job .. : then China and Japan, had published ears who died Wednesday. will be > '- eet es a I. b 5 > t y t W i $ $ | % 3» } wo removed: no foodstufls, cattle, ete. to be moved. believe in playing fair. The Repub- oe — Fa Low HOSE A LampOriation | emeryetioy regulations for intern- hyuried at Greenwood following ; Xpenses by sAala- : FINAL—Crechostovak Government shall be responsible for licans are not playing fait when “MN ; ment of belligerent ships. funeral services at his home at 2]

oil Eh Bch A eeel ; s Ivies of their political favorites — evacuation without damage to installations in Sudetentand. they try to deceive the farmer and little to do it oF he said. " - ‘ [p. m. tomorrow. He was 186. : it SHANGHAI Sept. 30 (U. P)—! He was born at Greenwood and |

the WPA worker for purely partisan A 3 arm tp BEE The candidate reiterated his cam- Japanese commanders predicted had been employed here as a mes |

c victory Ire other Prime Minister Chamberlaih and Premier |

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reasons “Th ; ; gn pled > continue WPA as, ¢ ; ; oul ¢ These programs, which concern pels Rs i a Na ay today that their forces would oc- senger for the Postal Telegraph Co. not b subj or partisan de- that 1 cteq, h ula vote to... .ita IOV rthaay . al BYERS: or marked on ultimatum map to be ception. 1 regard it ON to tell Pay Money “where it is needed, not capital, on Nov. 3, the birthday of and Mrs. Clarence Cravens; a Croons with provision for withdrawal a WPA worker lies This program where it will buy votes.” Emperor Meiji. Both sides claimed brother. Charles Cravens, and his RN Ky el Sia &R . U N S ig Aron Sos . wn sa | victories north and east of Hankow. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur vy . > - plebiscite before Nov. 28 has been Big Ssivalion, and has Rept] Vn Willis, called for an “ade-| — Voris of Centerton. America’s biggest little radio : hit y : lines i¢ 5 ate old age pension system TOKYO. Sept. 30 (U. P).~—Prea : map to be occupied m from the breadlines which Mr. qua 1 \ KYO, Sept. a: oes : FINAL—Area marked on four power map p Hoover preferred.” [which would not “saddle the aged mier Prince Fumimaro Konove took] MRS. PAULINE L. SMITH, a value! 6 tube AC-DC Superheter.

Y \ 3 an forces by Oct. 7 and remaining areas \ Ary . I i h . . its eh br an international com- with politics {over the portfolios of foreign affairs life-long resident of Indianapolis, odyne. Smart bakelite cabinet

; | He also advocated labor's right] \ : “ Avior Who died Wednesday, will be buried "owl “ Nn : F R. P P ! ; 3 and colonies in his “super party : | : mission to be occupied dy Oct. 18, . D. eace lea Will Rate to organize and bargain collectively. | Cabinet today after all pr Brat at Crown Hill following funeral only 10% wide. Full fone * re

w High in History, Minton Says! ‘t wish to say here and now that |i induce Gen. K. Ugaki, retiring Sefvices at the Krieger Funeral $1 A WEEK BRITISH. FRENCH International sn to arrange Pimes Special I believe firmly in the right of 18bor | poroign Minister, to reconsider his Home at 2 p. m. tomorrow. She was

x via : \ t or 23, and lived at 1729 Ludlow Ave beanehar nF rans tion fran areas thvolved within specified time id ¢ [to organize, that it must organize’... enation. J, anc 1&8 . svansher of population from areas involved within specif PORTLAND, Sept. $0.—President resignation She is survived by her husband,

ARVia} Hh Gan | UO protect itself in these days) moi lie te armen Crear. against big aggregations of capi- ALLEY IS VACATED | Russell W. Smith; two children, | est human documents ever ex. [tL RE Sais i \ | The Works Board today passed 8 Maa 2 RI a NAT n aka n iscton shal ut de- char { by ¢ N « e advocated close co-operation resolution vacating an aliey east of parents, Mr. ana Mrs. 3 wy IX Al Seta Caeeh eemmiscion shall werk Verge: a meal St due Een: [between business and labor to in- the Indianapolis Water Co property | five brothers, Roland, Charles, Le-| is ot jet declared here last night sure industrial peace. at Crown and 42d Sts. where the roy, Paul and Robert Ringer: and “It has brought together the heads! Praising the role of Indiana In company is to build a new million five sisters, Mrs Edward Lechner, | rational guarantee of the future }i.¢ the oreat powers in a conference, the national Congressional cam-|gallon storage tank. Construetion Mrs. Arthur Grau, Mrs. Eugene SQUARE DEAL JEWELERS stabi by an international which, if the will for peace prevails Paign, Mr. Willis cited the “chal- on the project is to start within 10 Bailey, Misses Edna and Shirley | . in the minds of all the conferees. lenge that was issued from a South- days, the Board was toldi. Ringer, all of Indianapolis. Rmmmm— NOT inois Street

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rte ire Hi eniey Sit Cetmiant WoWid be willing to | TOP without resort to fearful blood- (ago. ES NE tS md en, ol etan cibhs of claims | shed.” he said in a preface to his $ BR ron % WE Nal 4 QAR 5 LAN " . » ’ ; N it a ee speech. Bobbitt Calls VanNuys 4 3 The junior Indiana Senator as. sab o¥ : ; FINAL—Final determination of frontiers by an inter. sailed the Republicans, whom he ‘Political Fan Dancer :

pational commission. An intermational guarantee of these charged had “planned to scare the... frontiers by Britain and France and, after settlement of the people” with the ery of “dictator. GREENSBURG, Sept. 30. —Archie | Polish-Hungarian demands, by Germany and Italy. The Polish- ship " - : In Bobbitt Re ahi st 5 Ras Hungarian demands shall be the subject of another fomr- thr eas J Fue OL ae ey pA v & hv 1 col § hs. Honary leaders of the Republican. 0 “CeCtibed Js 35. SE IRE a t mm Wr (com eve gf 16 CHUGH He bares MiSHAS Party. the worst scare the an Nuys as “an ordinary, mine-run, po- | = N recor smas n va ues ® ever had was that which attended litical fan dancer,” in an address at | RB 3 ; ' 3 1 Sudeten Germans in miti- | {the reign of Hoover™ he said. (a G. O. P. rally here last night. | Nal Believe me when I tell you that I can’t hope to duplicate these Frwy fate liberat “Le t ou s Friend i he State chairman criticiz n RS . . RH Rete aon {a Sow uy friends, Jat a Fall season Opening prices once present assortments are sold! I A ATCT TOS Q« 1( { e om ° { x ATO I & $ S : : planning. Dictatorships come when DiS “promise” last June that “in NE . bought and bought with a wide-open purse at the bottom of a : : people are compelled to surrender September, I will tell the people of Ey R as / : : 3 four weeks, German political prisoners to be released Within their liberties for security. Dictators Indiana how some of their public slowly rising market! Will merchandise cost more later on?

Ct R. N . . four weeks are not made of the material of Sri have Fisted AE se AR ; Prices are higher already! Does it pay we ” democracy of thousands of dollars through po- | “hr E REN Sa { “Dictators are feared, not loved. litical manipulation and how the R you to buy NOW and save? Just come

ts 1 Danesh The best beloved man in the world political gangsters have attempted . in to my store. See for urself. I'l let EE today it the greatest friend the poor to subdue me.” i o YOU ie iudael yo ot $0 (0. P)—French experts said today that | man ever had, the author of the| “Tomorrow is the last day in Sep- a) be the judge won most of his ols at the four-power confer- | New Deal, Franklin D. Roosevelt.” ii : Vie of Con otiovakis. gh : Senator Minton asserted that the Do This i You're RDO BaD of W is marked the tersitory || Selfish groups" were “mad” because

ax ev concluded that they no longer controlled the Gov- W ERVOUS ry . N Last A LACAN - x armnm ant | of Herr Hitlers territorial “ . JUST COMPARE torr Hitler's te The New Deal” he said, “has! |

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