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PETERS WONT

~ OPPOSE M'NUTT

= WITHIN STATE

But FHA Chief Is ‘With Farley All the Way,” Outside of Indiana.

By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Staff Writer

WASHINGTON, March 28.-R,

+ Earl Peters, Indiana FHA director| 23 Furnished and former Democratic state chair-| “man, who is here today for a po-

litical conference with Postmaster “General Farley, declared that he; * (Mr. Peters) will do nothing to stop

. Paul McNutt “in Indiana.”

Outside of the state, however, he + is “with Farley all the way,” he -. ‘said and was called here by him. + « The Postmaster General and Na“tional Democratic Chairman is re“turning from the West today where he has been doing spade work in . trying to secure control of dele‘gates for the national convention <n 1940

.% Favors Garner-Farley Ticket

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Stung by the Presidential bee - himself, Mr. Farley is credited here with Jooking favorably at the mo- > ‘ment ‘on a Garner-Farley ticket with himself taking the Vice President's place while the Vice President tries

* for the White House.

Regardless of what the setup turns out to be, Mr. Farley will remain the arch foe of the Presidential

- aspirations of High Commissioner , Paul V, McNutt, it is contended = here.

Mr. Peters, who was ousted from

* the state chairmanship, checkmated - for the United States Senatorial

nomination and opposed for his present position as Federal Housing Administrator by the McNutt organization, expects the Indiana delegation to be 100 per cent for the

: State’s native son candidate in 1940, « he said. But should it prove im- . possible to obtain the nomination for

Mr. McNutt. Mr. Peters would like to see the delegation follow Mr. Farley’s leadership in the conven-

tion, he declared.

Denies Patronage Story He denied a story, current here,

‘s* that he will interest himself in the

* some

300. postmasterships over

. which Senators VanNuys and Min-

CHER ea.

ton exercise control as Democrats in the Republican districts. However, he said, he did take a hand in the recent Ft. Wayne postmastership dispute because that is his home town. Mr. Peters expressed approval of

. -the plan to let the local Democratic + organizations select the postmasters.

“TWO DEAD UPSTATE

IN AUTO ACCIDENTS

HAMMOND, March 28 (U. P.).—

: Deaths of a Michigan City barber

and a Chicago resident, both caused

- by auto injuries, were reported here

today.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

BORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Pumle

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13 <r ox, 14 Wooden basket. 18 Flour factories 17 Loaned. 18 Law. 19 Shed blood. 20 Sound of pity. 21 Inclosed in a tube.

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restraints of | with shoes. speech. | 24 Bushel 37 Company. (abbr.). 38 Sack. 25 Cabbage salad 39 Horses yoked in pairs.

26 Young bear. 42 Bone.

27 Juicy. 30 Portrait 44 To repulse. statue. 47 Diseases. 32 With great 48 Mark of a lash 50 Flower.

ability. 33 Easy task. 51 Orderly. 52 Since.

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hours. 36 Forcible U.S. A in

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11 Christmastide, 12 His title. 15 Guided. 20 Sound of * surprise, 21 Short cask. 23 Sneaky. 24 Biscuit. 25 Furtive watcher.

26 Policeman. 28.Striped fabric. 29 To handle. 31 Royal mansion, 33 To sink. 34 Monastic title. 36 Flower part. 37 Indian hereditary class. 38 Most excellent 40 Enthusiasm. 41 To hit a fy. 42 Genus of

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Great «ueam 54 Nesting animals. VERTICAL 1 Prisons. 2 Chaplets. 3 Bartered. 4 Being. 5 Dedicating. 6 To mix and swans. press dough. 43 Compass point 7 Ages. 45 To do wrong 8 Wood nymph. 46 Taro paste. 9 Pale brown. ¢7 Wayside hotel. 10 To smear. 49 Era.

HOSIERY CASE JURY TO GET DAMAGE BILL

PHILADELPHIA, March 28 (U. P.) —Special Master David Bachman is to present to Federal Judge William H. Kirkpatrick today his findings on the physical damage phase of the Apex Hosiery Co.'s $3,500,000 suit against the American Federation of Hosiery Workers. Hearings were ended yesterday, as Mr. Bachman allowed additional claims of $24,514.53. He previously had allowed claims aggregating

$84,187. The jury may consider the|-

damage tomorrow. Apex is suing the union, a C. I. O. affiliate, under the Sherman AntiTrust act for treble the damage allegedly caused during a 48-day sitdown strike in the company’s mills in 1937.

William Ernest, 48, Michigan-City, |

died from injuries suffered when he

* was thrown from an auto in a colli-

- bini,

sion with another car. Dino Colom24, of Chicago, was killed

- when he was struck by a car driven

by Albert Harges, 40, of Hammond.

Mr. Colombini was injured while|: , changing a tire. 7

- BRITISH SLAY LEADER

OF PALESTINE ARABS

JERUSALEM, March 28 (U. P.).—

Abdulrahim Hayebrahim, regarded .a» 8s the commander in chief of the - Arab rebellioh in Palestine, was - dead today. He was killed yester-

day while attempting to escape from

. British troops and police at Sanoor » Village, north of Nablus. He had

returned from Damascus on Sunday night and was surrounded in a routine search of houses in the village.

CHARLES LATCHEM DIES WABASH, March 28 (U. P.) —Fu-

* neral services were being arranged

- today for Charles Latchem,

68,

" . prominent businessman who died . here yesterday. He was one of the * organizers of the Wabash Baking

Powder Co. and also the Wabash Canning Co.

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BANDIT’S VICTIM BETTER The condition of Clyde Menaugh, 57, shot by a holdup man who attempted to rob his drug store at 2960 College Ave. last Wednesday,

was reported as slightly improved though still critical at St. Vincent’s Hospital today.

IF.YoU FEEL SUNK

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OPEN MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9

1000 TEACHERS EXPECTED HERE

Physical Education Group From 6 States to Start Sessions Tomorrow.

‘More than 1000 instructors in physical education, health and safety from six states are expected to attend the four-day 26th annual Midwest Physical Education Con-

the Claypool Hotel. - A preconvention meeting and clinic will be held at Butler University tomorrow morning. Men and women will meet in separate and joint sessions to see demonstrations in teaching techniques in various games. An afternoon session at the Clay-

search discussions covering standards for personnel, activities, facilities and time allotment. There will be a dance in the evening at the Riley Room. George W. Lipps, Indianapolis, director of the School of the Dance, will demonstrate modern ball room dancing and conduct several mixers. The convention proper will open at 8 p. m. tomorrow evening with greetings from Governor Townsend, Floyd I. McMurray, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, DeWitt S. Morgan, Indianapolis superintendent of schools, Mayor Sullivan, and Dr. Margaret Bell, president-elect of the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Emil Rath, Indianapolis public

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schools physical and health education director, will preside. W. F. Wise will conduct the Shortridge High School Concert orchestra. A program of dance compositions by college groups will presented Thursday night. The day's activities will include a discussion of intramural problems and a research session devoted to findings in physiology and psychology. The .convention will continue through Saturday and will be con-

- leluded Saturday afternoon with the

annual Spring meeting of the Indiana Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation.

MUSIC FESTIVAL SET AT PURDUE JUNE 17

Times Special LAFAYETTE, March 28.—A statewide music festival will be held at Purdue University June 17, it was announced today. Contests will be conducted for men’s and women's choruses, mixed groups, for individual vocalists, instrumentalists, drum corps, “baton twirler and bands. Winners at the Purdue festival will compete in the Chicago and Music Festival later in the summer, Mr. Stewart said. Music educators and leaders from several universities and colleges in the state will act as judges for the various contests.

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