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TO INST ALL WE ADS reopening since the end of the old | - | BULAWAYO, Rhodesia, May 12 80ld standard. G.0.P. TO HEED South Bend Child Squabble | 5550s mv) | : : SH Warren Fox is to be installed as| : . . and Southern Rhodesia since the ; : SR | SOUTH BEND, May 12 (U. P.).--|given to her mother-in-law until she i - YOUNG LEADERS ao ES - president of the Roberts Park Young ou May [give d maintain them. Sry was first occupied by Euro

007" have been mined in Northern . : | St. Joseph County prosecutors today | People’s League tonight at the) repared to file charges against Shortly afterward she sought to| Of this Southern Rhodesia has] So ; § church's annual banquet for young ™ ° : |claim them. but they had dis-| contributed $735,000,000, of which | | : 3 8 people ~~ |Oliver Watters. 34, as the climax of | appeared. She searched for them for| gold accounted for $500,000,000. Cannot Capture 1940 With a 3 Frank Gregg of Louisville will be| three-year search by his wife for two years. In the last years the output of| ok ee 4 her two children, Eugene, 10, and Then. with a deputy prosecutor, principal speaker. {she went to the home of the elder

He Declares. Park Methodist Church pastor, also| Watters meanwhile was held injin-law refused to reveal the chil- Ya P82 Ler big Edgar PA as presi-| New York pending extradition pro-| dren's whereabouts, she shot and \ A, Yo Our Nursery All Day Times Speciat : dent of the church's Epworth | ceedings by South Bend author-|Kkilled her. : EA AN 2 aturday and Sunday imes Specia LEY 3 3 hit y : ent o e . ities. He was arrested there on| She was acquitted on the murder NRL . : 2100 East on 30th St. WASHINGTON, May 12—-A : ; : 3 League for a second year. | complaint of his Wife \ Wily : M Squares North on Baltimore Ave. | \was temporarily insane. After the ; LA Greens ih all sive ornamental and shade

voung Republican voice from the i 3 ; F Other Young People’s League Of-| pyuing the three-year search Mrs. trial she went to New York ) \ ; trees, shrubs and hedg J OO 3 "3 tyr 8 X : Ro » i 4 “ b . eo . 5, § ups an e e. West, a voice with some authority, | RE ficers to be installed are Miss Mary Watters was tried and acquitted Yesterday she saw her husband : hh You can yome out and Seles the Stockh Ng: ; yo 3 you want: plant it yourself, or w

has warned Eastern party leaders | : 3 3 e ¥ Kay Brooks, secretary, Robert here in the fatal shooting of her |, the street and had him arrested. / ne come to your home and suggest what is that they must recognize young | 3 > 2 Bs 4 3 A ! = necessary. Arrangement can be made

charge when a jury held that she

! I: r Breeks. treasurer, and the follow- | mother-in law. | He was sentenced to 30 days in jail _ for_planting, ing vice presidents: Miss Doris| Mrs. Watters was awarded cus-/ when he refused to tell where the 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN LANDSCAPING

men and young ideas if they expect | fi 3 3 b : % ve 3 Mh . . to win in 1940. FJ ? : 3 | | Keith, devotions; Miss Phyllis Bert- tody of the two children in Wau- children were, but later changed his : Fa : SE R5:] ram, missions; Lowell Storey, citi- kegan, Ill, in 1936. She came here mind and offered to reveal their 3 EF R T WwW A L T ( ) N TILLY © Luo « year old Govemors 3 i of N zenship, and Miss Alice Earl, recrea-| to claim them, but as she was un-|whereabouts if the jail sentence was Harold I. Stassen of Minnesota, In| 1 =: Ak 3 tion. able to support them, they were suspended. LI-8049 (Rear) 519 BROADWAY (Rear) a frank talk with Chairman John : : ? , Hamilton of the Republican Na-| tional Committee, emphasized also that next year's convention must be representative of progressive Republican thought. with delegates who | can speak for agriculture and labor. A small majority of typical farmers like those above think the He warned Republicans here Roosevelt Administration has done a good job in handling the farm against over-confidence, of which he | problem, according to a national survey, while the rest of the country has seen evidences. He sought to| is evenly divided in its opinion.

dissipate, from his judgment of sen- | v & . 5 ® timent in his part of the country, | y the talk heard among some Repub- | New Deal Benefited Agriculture? psp From WASSON S Make

licans since November that they can : win in 1940.no matter whom they Voters About Evenly Divided

nomimate Advice Ts Impersonal Copyright, 1939, by American Institute of Public Opinion : . $ EW YORK, May 12.—Wit joint nmittee of t ena Governor Stassen, who led Re- O) 3 2 ha J ni, con tee of the S te and oy : ow of the Far House hammering out new legislation for the nation's farmers, a publicans to ov erthrow of the Farm-, ¢rvey of Public Opinion finds that American voters are about evenly Labor regime after eights vears of divided on whether the Roosevelt Administration has done a good or a o

control in Minnesota, spent several poor job in handling the farm problem thus far. davs here. His advice was fairly im- For more than six years the Administration has wrestled with crop

sersonal. for he can have no Presi- surpluses and unstable farm prices. It has paid cash benefits, at- FOR MOTHER b oF P Teak a AR y w tempted to restrict crops, improvised soil conservation programs that ' W 3 ilk H a ; dential or Vice-Presidential aspira-| wau1q get by the courts, and generally iried to improve the lot of the omens Si ose ia RL a - tions next year. He is too young. farmer. iit a ; ’S 3 With Stretch Tops!

Candidates for those offices. under To determine the public's general | «Many farmers were saved from the Coustitution, must be 35 vears attitude toward the farm program, | foreclosure and

: Sadi ruin,” runs one Eo 4 old which is almost | typical comment. Reforestation, 3 2 for $i 15 c PAIR 3 The broad-shouldered, 6-foot-4 certain to De | soil conservation and dust con- : RE : : i : i Minnesotan has plenty to do in his an election 1s- trol were also singled out for : XR i ; . i J $ EC AR ; : next year, ER AR a P All silk picot tops (S-T-R-E-T-C-H i Sk \ 8 y : » ¥ Ab -

own state. He has just come {rom a sue : praise by groups of voters. ‘ successful joust with his Legisla- the American « % a . T-O-P style) 4-thread chiffon silk Institute of 3% hose with run-resisting leg

ture. which enacted a new state™ . ¥ ~ v + 3 Kg A IR labor 12% and a state government Public Opinion HE survey found that Agri- b , also 4-thread chiffons with J he. } h reoreanization law. AMERICAN interviewed a culture Secretary Wallace is |i \ ~ mesh toes and heels! All new col- F&8 J Uy [te latter measure consolidaves|| YVSTIIVIE cross-section of = personally popular. The Institute |: h ors! Sizes 8': to 107%. a 4 BY RAYON LACE! agencies for relief, public works, old- | | PUBLIC’OPINION] voters through- asked voters throughout the na- | oe) WASSON'S BASEMENT h RAYON BE] REROCQ! age pensions and the like into ut the mation, lion: 3 gy aki : B fied \ BEMBERGS! groupings somewhat similar to the both on farms and in towns and “Do vou think Henry A. i Li i HE : ; 7 RAYON SHEERS! Roosevelt reorganization plan. The cities, asking this question: Wallace has done a good job gi : oo pe 3 2 REDINGOTES ! Governor was called a “dictator” “Do vou think the Roese- | as Secretary of Agriculture?” i FE z SOQ when he promulgated the bill. velt Administration has done | The vote is: : ~~ | Ms Tg DRESSES! His labor act, which like the Wag- ~~ a good job or a poor job in | Ok illo ne New Handbags .-PIECE STYLES! ner Act guarantees collective bar- handling the farm problem?” Neo 42 iy PE gaining, is based on the National The vote is: Ce ee i In Summer eli ’ Railway Mediation Act, with pro- Good Job ......... A8% The farmers in the Southern ; g S ery Loveliness! visions for arbitration. It fixes a abt J00 oo... Bb and Midwestern area divide about : pa \ S 10-day mediation period during A , ver bn § the same NS nl So a A which there can be no strike. after Approximately one voter in four cent saying they think Mr. Wal- of fabrics fr vhic o 30 akes s ti : . a strike call goes out, with a 30-day expressed no opinion. Jace has done a good job. while 4 8 c from which to choose, makes selection a pleasure! “no strike” requirement in the case “« = ® 45 per cent think he has not. RAEI RNA The choice gift for Mother! Smart & . +. Styles to fit the shorter woman, sizes 181; to 2415, Ax §§ new style handbags in white, pas- i as WASSON'S BASEMENT STORE

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CSS, Suh & TR South and Middle West, Urges Adequate Relief where the bulk of the nation's Faw. Governor Stassen is a long leap farms are located. the agricultur- RB 2 FEPST Jhad : 4 1 WASSON'S BASEMENT ' from the Eastern type of conserva- al program is favored by only a I§ 5 ; : hi : ; F M h V lee ine! tive Republican. Reports from his pie majority. Nearly all of ese Te. a EET sa : : or Mother! For Miss! For Junior! SNA " ’ d 1. armers are a 1ecte adirect \Y or bw R HER REE AEE LEER HERES 2 Se vor indicate hat ue os like indirectly by the Nore and li fe Regular $2.95 and $4 95 him. He holds for adequate relief, (heir opinions on what the gov- A pe .

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an adequate farm program, social ernment has done divide as fol- 11 5 a : : secinity, recognition of the rights lows: 4 Send X of Camisole Top Slips 5 ry of labor. Farm relief is a particu- SOUTHERN AND MID- & L 3. \ Pi ENN A Perfect Gift! 4 4 yA / larly vital issue in his region. WEST FARMERS «\ FU ; Eo RRR ‘4 : . His gubernatorial platform looked Good Job . 53% Bi A AAR PS & $1 15 EACH FF 4 f 9

more like a New Deal platform than Poor Yob con le a Republican one. If reflected the

advanced position being taken by The chief objection raised by 3 iD : } a x i i Dainty tops and lace shoul-

Renublicans in the North Central Voters throughout the nation is 3 : i 3 lace and Far West that the program of crop-restric- : t GE der strap, camisole slips . . . of silk ‘esia elt 1 : Pn tion and surplus ) N sm § 2 : 3 : President Roosevelt still is re. “OU 246 Winle control has met - ; 3 satin and rayon! In tea rose or ported to have great popular appeal With only a “limited success. 1% : X i # % : . in Minnesota and the adjoining Those voters who, on the other : ; i ; 2 3 white! Regular sizes! farm ‘country. As vet no other hand, think the Administration ¢ : ba EN : “NI figure. Democrat or Republican. has has done a good Job with the \ a Lon WASSON'S BASEMENT

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