Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1938 — Page 5

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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5,

Allies Blamed for Hitler's Rise ‘SOUTHERN INDIANA

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FIRE MARSHAL MAPS PROGRAM

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SOWING OF WINTER WHEAT IS STARTED

‘Unsafe’ Period Ends: 22,000 Acres to Be Planted.

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rh toe ‘PLAY MORE POKER, LEGISLATORS TOLD

day by Rural Electrification | ministration officials here. i The contract is between the] | Bartholomew County Rural Electr. | fication Membership Corp. of Co-

REA CONTRACT LE

Project to Serve an Farms, jainapolis.

so: This project will serve 371 farms, | Officials Say. | officials said. | = The bid was $113.9%4 52, including The total cost,

Speeches Are Useless.

m ; {materials and labor. Timer Special | WASHINGTON, Oct. 3—A ©ON* ou pe 313240435, or an average of

tract for the second section Of a $820 per mile. Previous allotments

1%5-mile REA project in Bartholo- totaled $260,000. score years and 10,”

Baxter Co. of New Jersey Senator Says

TRENTON, N. J, Oct. 15 (U. P.).| with meters and overhead added. | | State Senator Theodore V. Dawes,

day on the office-holding career he said, “can expect the same old poker players, presided over more

|from which he is retiring and said | |his advice to young legislators was to make fewer speeches and play more kee

r Dawes, who “never could | ra a po a word in edgewise on the floor of the Senate,” is retiring with an unofficial record of having | made fewer speeches than any other member during his two terms in the {Upper House. Legislators elected this fall, said, “may expect to be badly disappointed with our statesmen” if

who gives his age as “beyond three they have had no previous experilooked back to- ence with them. Returning veterans, be admitted to that inner circle of |

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baloney. n | “My advice to anyone going to] the Legislature,” he said, “would be: ‘Don’t try to be an orator.”

Garner Is Example

Vice President Garner, he added, in all his years on Capitol Hill at

| Washington probably made as many as three speeches, yet his advice is eagerly sought and his opinions thoroughly respected. He would advise an inexperienced |New Jersey Legislator, Mr. Dawes said, “to move heaven and earth to

or less by Tom Mathis,” Secretary of State. “It's there, in the middle of the night, amidst the smoke, chips and fumes and friendly razzing,” Sen {ator Dawes said, “that he can absorb the low down on legislative matters and thus avoid the bad pit | falls which await the stranger.”

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