Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1939 — Page 16

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WILL MAKE 150 | wu FULL CITIZENS

Judge Treanor Urges Future

Americans to Keep Best | ESTE % O ~ Ne AB a . | 3 H » Y { > w os Of Various Races. | 3 N i Ry & , wb A, NENG

Final U. S. citizenship papers will

be presented to about 150 persons BR ho 4 i oa a6 A 5 wo A \ \ A Sensational Purchase

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Baltzell in Federal Court here | : NN Y Xa a , : . 14 June 15 a \ S p SOW Rl © il and Sale of The new and prospective citizens | 1 : ; i 5 Ed A. Bl St last night attended a “New Citizens’ i S/ » 3 & y 1 AR jai » 5 * y Day” observance at the Indiana Ne i NAR : a 5 ONE Juniors Misses and W ' World War Memorial Shrine. The RET HEE AN ST Ne % A Pde’ YE y omen S program was sponsored by the WPA ad | ; x: 2 - \

adult education division | - : fn SYA TR MK “ ; The principal speaker was Judge " . % 3 ] fii WH CS # Q fuk 3 CAS 5 » Walter E. Treanor of the United | A ul 3 NR LA 28 a" ai Ra . Uu m nme

States Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago Mayor Urges Law Obedience You have become full partner in a great adventure in self government—an attempt to realize ihe President Roosevelt aspirations of those who longed f{or| the day when all men would enjoy |

; ; | & J bray a freedom and equal opportunity 1 Roosevelt's Po ular Rall "n . : . 5 8 » fg gi. RS wees he continued, “do no D + 58 | A iy } bh y y 1 ] Misses & Wom § 3 & g i : } * Organdies! give up the fine things, the culture emocraTs . er “ent in Line. ; i 1 3 } F y ets! youl aris races have ioe: fi 2 and 3-Piece 3 3 Bb 3 * Ray on Nets!

ng a hay. baie ae highidln, out Copyright. 193% by American Institute of Public Opinion BE 5 f RE ' and given the world : BEE : / i oF 3 3 * Rayon Laces!

Mayor Sullivan urged new and N= YORK. June 2 President Roosevelt's popularity with the $i 3 Pl ) fo : 3 ¥ I ha 1 prospectiv itizens to practice in- 4 voters of the nation increased slightly during the month of Ma: fi a) ul 5 x F 3 ; & * Rayon Chiffons!

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oe = FRin BE Eb he. reversing 8 downward trend which had started with the European Ji /§ & BF * Printed Cottons! ronara d relian eqQucCation . | EH 3 Ry i y ¢ Rit) + crisis of March and April, according ot the latest national survey bh Ei S 20 Na : gy Shh : ~ ' supervisor of the Sixth District CNIS O me Sus he BN HEC otton Eyelets WPA was master of ceremonies | the American Institute of Public Opinion HE Pp. & A NB * Cott n E wy . Judge Treanor was presented by Nth Demperatic party leaders ——————— —— ih FER 3 § 4 * Margo Laces! Judge Baltzell ttempting to hasten the adjourn- ih THCreRS . hi Hid pa A ; 1 8 . 5 ’ atiempung to fasten We in increasing support for his Ht Rd hd \ * Ravon Mar uisettes Given American Flags ment of Con- Administration. 3 Three smart stvies . . : 84 “4 Py v quis " The new and prospective citizens cress. the ha

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‘ 3 Shi The present popularity index is ad 1. Blouse, Short and Skirt ; : <en meri n flacs IT. PS Sys n 3 ” a oe > bh ’ NT : oR cer em oo — or ee Te Presigent has | po however. 8 measurement of § 2. Play Suit and Skirt ¥ Fresh, crisp and dainty formals ony conducted by Jan 2D the support Of | thirq term sentiment. Tt repre- | Jie 3. Culotte Play Suit & Skirt CIS Xk + + + a sensational purchase for A. Collins, Indianapolis attorney Th 38.1 per ‘cent | cunts the answers of & Nations : All made of 80-square color- Wisy WM } dg OT ! Lovely for & Dr. Harry Nagel, representing the TID of the NAtON'S | wide ‘cross-section of voters to the | Ja fast percale in prints or bd Ho i every age! Lovely formals that ss-sectic 3 “RA 8 are plain or . + +» Colors

American Legion, led the audience £5 major party " lai YS 3 12 ]01 art « 1 ; ; . ain colors! Sizes 14 to 20 n a pledge of allegiance to the flag ME b qunstion: “In general, do you ap p 20. J plete an A VOTEIS. against | pnove or disapprove today of that are distinctly 1939. White,

he 12th District Legion color INSTITUTE | ro : ; OE a : ne 1 Dist Legio _colo o 56.1 per cent Roosevelt as President?” Today's — SV : Pink, Blue, Peach. Aas Yellow. guard posted and retired the colors, {pusrIc’oPmIoON] last month . . & ro { ry 3 NS ¢ The Feder: al Music Project concert . : figure—>58.1 per cent—compares fi Green. Sizes 10 to 14. 16 to 20. wn Provided 1 Ww us ne Alb rg : and 582 Per with a vote of 62.5 per cent for Lo a 3 '%h ey Ent the month before Roosevelt in the 1936 election BY NA - 2 BRE WASSON'S BASEMENT The attitude of the various in- ae i ¢

jolland spoke in behalf of tl Holland a en SL iy he new The rise in his popularity citizens. J . MecLauchlan, ex- E rE + quring the Nest Witch RY come groups this month and last 3 He 3 / [+] RY § EDL Nw ~ \ 7 - » have come about for severa month is shown below oR 3 oh y F f A £ \ « RR \ =\ N \W\

change teacher from Scotlan at Shortridge High School played »eg- APSR Mn ; & Dine solos = fii 5 reasons. First, there was a “In general, do You approve or E g j / ' . PIPE considerable lessening of ten- disapprove today of Roosevelt as i 4 A a 3 ; ; SY Ww sion in Europe and a decline in President 2 gE: Wy | . \

GIRL. 21. HELD FOR attacks on the Administra- Approve of Roosevelt as ak : Si CRE Ei x tion's foreign policy by Re- President i CYA } 14 7 an 5 ABANDONING BABY publican leaders. Second, the | To. Last 3 ‘ i : 0 oa i Er ¢ 8 2 — President's speech before the day Month fu Y . Sa : A 7 FE % ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. June 2 Retailers’ National Forum, in | Upper Income Voters 38°, 349, 3 S x [! 1 . WLS | | % U. P..—Doroth: almer, 21. at which he vigorously reaffirmed { Middle Income Voters 51 52 Se A C 1d » NF SNE H i off Bag ; k tractive blond domestic. was charged the objectives of the New Lower Income Voters 71 71 . } E N V7

today with abandoning her week- Deal, may have plaved a part Reliefers | A.B 8B i ' n x / RLS 5 old baby outside the apartment doo: : i Sale! Women S "La ; wig RAE $ Xa Ne ' of a 56-year-old man whom she re- i 5 4 4 % § A Value Scoop Saturday Shoppers! cently accused of assault | A Woven Leather 5 hy NO : : A note attached to the blanket! ) i AES 2 : N Sheer Rayon “Bembery” Here's vour child. Take care of | | UA raches wg Lh 8 it. Tl see vou in court Saturday E eo The baby was returned to Atlantic di City Hospital, where it was born ihe S 99 Authorities had refused to issue the h, 3

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