Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 August 1939 — Page 5

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REPLACES GCUR A JN NEW “WRINKLES' [7° Vetecorsing 1: Compleiag!

70 ENROLL CC IN GRAFT PROBE

Local Selecting Bodies Com- Tc oF Income Tax and Mail Fraud ‘bined With County Offices | IEEE. jw Charges Gain Potency Through State. : In Indictments.

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The State Welfare Board has|® : By THOMAS L. STOKES.

Times Special Writer ‘approved a plan whereby selection |g ; i of Civilian Conservation Corps en- we : NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1.—The

rollees will be done by State and ; I | Federal Government's success in|! county welfare departments, it was : = TIE rounding up Louisiana’s political] § announced today. : : grafters is attributable in part to The selection agency for CCC in new “wrinkles” and legal weapons Indiana was the Governor's Com- : g ; which have brought to bay culprits ; , : mission on Unemployment Relief LEE i who thought they had covered up Frank E. Strouse : Select, Fresh Clean Morchandise, | : until April | this year when Gov. |g; 0 i shetr Grass, $s» in Clean, Pleasant Surroundings, = : : ernor Townsend dissolved the Com- |} 5 Se This accounts for the amazement i MURPHY'S ECONOMY PRICES! : : OPEN Ss ATURD AY When the OOUR sities were tute) Booth Tarkington, famous Hoosier author, is shown strolling with (face the grand jury, and for the|§ ; : ho : : : t

over to~the Welfare Department , ; ; . : : ’| his wife in the garden at their home in Kennebunkport, Me., where [stories of abject confessions that ; local selecting officers were consoli- : ; ; . dated with county welfare depart- Mr. Tarkington recently celebrated his 70th birthday. pour from -witnesses once they are R AlLW AY WORK New Fall Line of Infants’' LA RGE H i RS Y ments whose directors are desig- : confronted by the steel web woven | . Knitwear Now on Sale nated as CCC selecting agents. ‘A - ls ' 0 1 ’ S Is : Ne 2 aboutigheir operations. : — . ; i : he 1079 Indiana ei. S14 hove 117 7 7 ess e ew Basic weapons upon which bright i ; ; Knit Sweaters, Knit Dresses, Which closed July 20 increased Government lawyers have made re-| Hoosier, 65, to Return to ah ich closed July 20 increased the . finements are the income tax stat- 3 : Knit Rompers, Sweater Sets 29¢ to 39¢ Values -State’s total to 6300, Thurman A. A / I tud e Mark—8. 200 F CL] |vtes and the laws against use of the Rockville After 44 ; ; ; . a Gottschalk, State Administrator of mails to refraud; the latter employed : , . ; Public Welfare, said. There are 24| : : : most effectively thus far in the Bien- ~ Years’ Service. $ é 9 : 1 Junior Camps I dndiana ang for w ville Hotel deal which brought the : Sl Cc to . ° C for veterans. Many work in State ASHINGTON, Aug. 1 (U. P).—An Army Air Corps super flying- indictment of one of the kingpins :

parks while others work on soil con- | fortress, carrying the heaviest payload ever flown in an airplane, today e St hine here—Seymour| Frank E. Strouse of Chicago is to y servation, reforestation, flood con-|Was acknowledged by the National Aeronautic Association to have hoe Stats machin and i take up residence at his birthplace, Visit our baby gift department. An Cannon Sheets—81x99 and 72x99

i i broken all international altitude records for such flights. : ; A . ’ a a WI lite aA drainesy The N. A. A. said the plane|Man, among others. Rockville, Ind., following his retire- unusual selection of items. Many new Twenty-five persons lost their 1 B 8 QUE STIONE D reached a height of 8200 feet with a Tax Returns Give Clues ment today after 44 continuous items just received. j ; _ fh Cc

load of 21.025 pounds of water and Useful in many ways are the in-|years of service with the Pennsyl-

Jobs when the GCUR was abolished. lead 11 5 ios Might at Dagon. Oy

“When Governor Townsend trans- come tax statutes, a weapon which i : ferred the Governor's Commission July 30. The previous payload Sofie HH SELES, B WeAROn Wo on| Vania Railroad LE record was held by a Russian plane Mr. Strouse, 65, was graduated ; on Unemployment Relief to the which carried 28.660 pounds to a the Federal Government moved in or : J Te). SPECI State Welfare Department, more Tarn De ‘three|and put AKaCapone, the Chicago|from DePauw University. He pent fy ~ than 200 additional State em- ¢ < Sign ago, the N. A. A. said gangster, in jail. In recent times, as|26 years in the railroag’s claim de- Ah ployees came under the State merit y The id record, it said, was ac-|in Kansas City and Louisiana, this|partment and 8ince 1923 has been : "e system,” the magazine, Public Wel- complished despite the terrific load|Same weapon has been employed to|a special representative in welfare erefiim £8 Assoried fare in Indiana, stated. “Last U. S. Gets Ready to M ake and a strong cross-wind. The plane break the grip of corrupt city and and public relations activities. He E — J ’ ] month, the Commission’s personnel : under the command of Maj. Caleb | State machines. ; has served on committees of the Li F Sony on Sheer took qualifying examinations and Sample Test in Two |v. Haynes and Capt. W. D. Old, left ough the New Deal brought{National Safety Couucil and the pi = 25 workers were released for failure Lo : the field in 48 seconds. ? upon itself much criticism when it| Safety Section, Association of id ; Ea So | Remnanis a to pass the tests. The 186 who were State Counties. Meanwhile, the War Department|dismisdeq a bevy of income tax in-| American Railroads. I a : Special Enamelware f successful raised the total number announced that seven new national |dictinents™against Huey Long hench-| During the last 10 years, Mr. — Qe Dishpans, stock ; Values to 15¢ of persons working under the merit records for airplane speed with|{men in 1936, invasion of Louisi-| Strouse has made more than 1000 ' im EE pots, sauce Yd. Fast colors system to approximately 2100.” SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 1 (U.|yarious Joads had been established |ana on that ocodsion under the in-|addresses on transportation, safety LAE 15h PANS, 0 26 inches ide,

7 P.) —Gerland Ryan, field supervisor by an Army Air Corps Boeing B-17|come tax statutes haw an aftermath and similar subjects. He expects to kettles v..ooiveeens

— for the U. S. Census Bureau, was|flying fortress at Langley Field, Va. which has been holt ; Bus pres. continue his lecture activities. a By burning 25% slower than [ready to tackle a large stack of ap-| ~~ Hits200 M.P.H. oy Dig seals BE es : GALVANIZED 100-Ft. Clothes * the average of the 15 other |Plications for enumerators’ jobs to-|, pe plane, a standard combat| The 1936 indictments were on WY INNEAPOLIS ST AR : ; PAILS, 10-quart Line, special C a day. , wi t ext ipment of f not reporting income. ce WN of the largest-selling brands |) holt Sure wip ol mune

He opened offices in the F¥deral|any kind, manned by its regular|that time, the politicians have been ; )RB S J OURN AL 1c : ; 29¢ . Yard

Bm any Ol 3 in os rr re por fk Tons] OM e nation’s first “sample census” J - - . : CL p s LIGHTHOUSE Elastic Ironing Just Received. Another new ship--

them = CAMELS give smok- which will be taken in St. Joseph|by Spit, ngar Langley Field, to Flo nished the Government with clues Ladi ; d CLEANSER and Marshall Counties beginning Bennett Airport, New York, thence|which lead elsewhere. NN ; ers the equivalent of Nn '°5 DeBInnIng | ¢o Bolling Field, Washington, and Et len eots Bd Iniom MINNEAPOLISNinn., Aug. 1 (U. salves an Board Covers ment of special He will select 158 enumerators to|back to Willoughby Spit. Jumbezziements [ie ome |p). —Purchase of TNg Minneapolis Misses Rayon Be : 1 5 white bone jewelry. test questions on residents of these| Carrying 11,023 pounds, the] One of the newest legal weapons|Journal by The Minmgpolis Star, Panties j C Regular 25¢ value.

counties. Purpose of the test is to| bomber flew three laps at more than|ayailable in Louisiana is a decision|and immediate consolidaty of the determine is reaction os i 200 miles an hour, and set other|of the Second Court of Appeals, in|two papers under the name The 1 Oc : 1 i; ; : ‘ C

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tions which probably will be asked | records for carrying loads of 1000 New York, now final, which held in Minneapolis Star-Journal” walanin the en rote 1 aa in 1940, and 2000 kilograms. : effect that embezzlements constitute nounced today. J Army officials were jubilant over|jncome—even if later restitution is| The announcément was made b : the records, which bring to 10 the made go that numerous graft op-|John Cowles, president of the 100 ARE ENTERED IN number of new laurels the Air Corps| erations in Louisiana are subject, Minneapolis Star os 27d Cal v 0 ' 0 d has annexed during the week it is rosecution under the income tax!Jones, president o e Journ Ro ; bo : celebrating the 13th anniversary of 30 prose He . Printing Co. Consideration of the 8° Urgandy Fo CT Beautiful

the purchase of its first plane, a 25-| "1 some cases here, the implica-|Sale was not disclosed. DlsSes i: : | : 12:Pocket WATER FETE TODAY Which had a cruising radius of 135| UD 18 very strong that money| “Star has had a circuation of || Regular WO, sites | . Shoe Bags mies, ne radius of 12 which has disaappeareq from ac-|, The Star has had a circulation of || £76 £20 g : - : counts has subsequently been made|:22,000, 400. - ! ! g About 100 boys and girls 1rom 35) cochrated ail over the United States] 1? 41, the books straightened out Siecutives of the Star said it was SUMMER 7 25¢ City playgrounds were to take part| tomorrow, and will be commem- i It is hinted that some of iter elimination of duplications, : this afternoon in.the annual water orated on the Pacific coast by a the covering up has been through | ¥ould have a circulation of about (f \ Le ; . carnival at Willard Park. unique war game involving co-opera- |, “wail known “deducts” secret 22000, Th who ‘hat hem MERCH ANDISE Features will be = swimming| tion of the civilian population in ohn. Thompson; who has n 8

thelr salaries soilenten Tooutarsy publisher of the Star, and Basilll yudies’ and Misses

fending 1500 miles of = seacoast : : a tle matches, a sail boat regatta, and Sg teniing, enemy attack. their’ salaries collected regularly Walters, who has been editor, will Scranton Lace

rE a i from all state employees. : a Tl SPE : Ny baile WR Civilians to Flash Warning The finely drawn interpretation|*7ia%e ' those positions. ~~ || Acetate and J - Curtain Panels County WPA Recreation Division, | The civilian population will be- x Je Dovial zw uo Suga under the name of “The Sunday Spun Rayon : w ; H : Regular $1 value: Bathing beauty contests will bejcome part of an “aircraft warning graft ; Star-Journal,” and also wl be pub- Dresses is e ave Tr aken Large Price | 42 inches wide, 2% § Vjaed Into age. groups of 2 to 5, net” by reporting the presence of &\ “1 pionvine Hotel deal, for|lshed from the Star's plant. Reductions in Our Sports Line for [| ' ards in length.

6 to 11 and 12 to 16. The con-|plane or groups of planes to prede- instance, the mere clearing of A considerable proportion Lf He Regular $1.95 line, ib Tons ih a) ye Xl - : 9 mans,

‘the 1 testants will compete for prize rib-| termined centers. checks through the mail from a New Suplovess 23 ne Joumel win be. Saturday only.

bons, Although combat squadrons Will oieans” hank to a Baton Rou : Can’t Afford to Overlook - ge 0 Overlook These | I Fina laboratory tests of 16 | Among swimming events will be|fly over cities near nine Army air bank was the basis of the Federal AR p20 generous $1 oy] Gi C

: 30 and 60-yard free style and relay |stations, the principal celebration Sf the largest selling brands show |p oclr; rc Site ciara Sr Ela or hele pe] Selebrazion ngielment Tn syound of use of Weliournal Smpicyees.

: Mesh Hose—Regular 49c val which one of them gives the most ; Mr. Jones, in a statement, ex- 2 gu value. 39 free style race across the pool ‘for|O., where a giant demonstration of pressed regret at “disbanding an or- 8 All the Wanted Colors ©

actual smoki le i . \ i e900 s 000 i king per back, The find: | the Youngsters, ar will be American aircraft prowess will Dr. Smith Returned I ang an Or : : Chambray

ings were: ‘L -- v water staged. Journal for 60 years, but added:

a Pi ilots will ble there| i x , Ladies’ Acetate Rayon Dress Len ] CAMELS were found t9 contin jac FIRST AIR RIDE AT 91 {2s the guess of H. H. Arnold, shier| 10 Daughter's Bedside Jhiere have heen 100 many News. PlaySuits =~ 3% to ned pieces gy 97¢ = Work Shirts the healthy, constructive growth of Lo

MORE TOBACCO BY WEIGHT | > of the Army Air Corps, hiniself one| BATON ROUGE, La. Aug. 1 (U./PaPers in Minneapolis to support : than the average for the 15 other of WABASH, Ind, Aug. 1 (U, P.)— of the Army’s first 24 military avia-| p) __ pr James Monroe Smith, cen- any one of them.” , Were $1.00 E8 Ladies’ Fall and the largest-selling brands, You're never too old to try some. | Cr: tral figure of the Louisiana political] Consolidation of the Star and 17e ‘B Pursese 49¢ 88¢

. : Of .the pioneering 24, four men in - 3 thing new, according to August Som- ndal, was shuttled back here/Journal leaves two newspapers in 2 CAMELS BURNED SLOWER 8 addition to Chief Arnold are still in| scandal, was d *®|the Minneapolis field, The Minneap-

mer, 91, one of Wabash County’s : Ce. : : - : T THAN ANY OTHER BRAND | four’ remaining Civil War otoranc aves: They ars Bui on from the Federal. prison at Newlos qupypes with morning, evening : Bl Ladies’ Rayon Hose, sizes #) for : ESTED — 25% SLOWER THAN |Taking his son, Willlam—a Spanish. Corozal, Canal Zone: Gol. Lewis 11| OT \ANs today to be near the hos-|and Sunday editions, and The Star- El 9101015 .....c0v000ni. Cc THE AVERAGE TIME OF THE 15 American War veteran—he went for Breroton Shreveport ‘La 4 C ol Frank pital where his only daughter was Journal, with afternoon and Sunday ; iE : : : = OTHER OF THE LARGEST-SELL.- |his first plane ride. | P. Lahm, Governor's Island, N. V,|at the point of death from blood |editions. Received Another Sport Nets—White, Kelly Green, 10 oo Men's Better

ING BRANDS! By burning 25% mummy and Col. Hollis L. Muller, Wilming-| poisoning. GARDENER ERRS SLIGHTLY Thousand 7 lti-color, Turquoise Blue, slower, on the average, Camels give ton, Del. Six others are retired; 13| Federal Judge Wayne C. Borah PASCO, Wash., Aug. 1 (U. P.).— 'House a Chartreuse ................. Wash Slacks

smokers the equivalent of 5 EXTRA are dead, signed an order giving him back| When zinnia plants he had set out : or : > y 2 oJ sma, 1 9 . - SMOKES PER PACK! temporarily into state custody so|fOr Dr. H. B. O'Brien didn't thrive,(] . Dresses Roll-O-Curl—Let the saleslady 9 he : ne Yalue: Brok-

Billy LeRoux took one of them— showyon how ............... 3 Inthe sume ets, CAMELS HELD THIRD R AVENSWOOD De rough ete. © Waller | TO0tS, €arth and all—to M. R, Den- 4 real Value, Fo THEIR ASH FAR LONGER Ware, had given birth to a son two|0¢Y: & 8reenhouse operator, for an 33e ~ @ Rat-Tail Combs Yo 10¢c i To

than the i expert opinion. Denney found the Siaverage time forall he | | CARNIVAL T0 OPEN weeks ago and although the nature| S¥PCTt opinion. Denney found the Assorted colors .............

other brands. ¢ of her ailment was not divulged, it

a was believed to have been a re-|Plock. LeRoux had mistaken cement : : Yes, Camel’s fine, slow-burning, [J | i lapse from the effects of childbirth, | OF commercial fertilizer. Rug Sai l Putte ; 25¢

more expensive tobaccos Zo make a |§ | : The third annual Ravenswood | Possibly induced by worry over her . Men's Wash

difference. Delicate taste... f; 3 ka : father who is held under $219,500 : 3 - Magazine : : : i aroma...smoking pleasure at ig carnival Was to open this afternoon} ond op vimerons charges of em- Nurse Resigns ] aLaai Venida Tissues—141 tissues Ties and bio fl Th . ie ty launching a six-day series of swim- bezzlement and mail fraud. ? to the xX ® 000000 00000000000 C | : more o {he quality cigarette $s ming meets, motorboat races and,| Dr. Smitih had never seen his : New modernistic i : every smoker can afford, e of course, the midway. : only grandson, born the day he was designs ........... Teel Liquid DPen- i Se / Open each afternoon and eve- Se on jail here fo the : ' fi tifrice — R adiof Oc 23c 39¢ ni, ie Sariivas Wil has over: : Mrs. Ware's husband, a young at- 6 : advertised daily. ’ ’ : e-water fireworks tonight, day | torney and college sweetheart whom i : : i . 2 ’ : DINNER and Sunday and a series of water She married soon after her debut,| Si Ladies’ Rayon Lastex Bath- : : Joys’ y Men’s and Boys COMPLETE J/srorts each afternoon. A balloon|2Pd her mother also are under in- 5 : & ing Suits—Were $1.98 : 1 00 Ep : . dictment, along with several high 5 Royal Silk i and $298 ................ . Print Shorts

ascension will be a 6:30 p. m. daily state politicians and their associ- : a . : x. feature. : : ates involved in the university : ~ Umbrellas . [ Ladies’ Rayon Lastex and : ; ! 8 On Friday evening a parade of|scandal. Ware and Mrs. Smith are| BE ; ; Cotton Pucker Suits. 1 00 | 2 br 2 t . water floats will be added to the|Charged with having abetted Dr. Were $1.49 » — ¥ LUNGHEONS from 300 ||daus, water events. amateur batn| STi" 200: 0 Comite, 1 HE 6 | Children's Bathing Suits—an. | hy ; ing beauty contests will be held! ingictments against Mr. Suit : 1 izes 2 each day starting this afternoon, wool and rayon, sizes 2-8, Were J according to Mrs. Ray T. Farnham. and four others before taking a two ao © 79¢ 5 at - Men’s Dress general chairman. weeks recess yesterday. Smith and Sse vest sies esses ennese ;

‘ : : . Leon Weiss, a New Orleans archi- : Rubber Trail tog’ Shi Sh Among the contests scheduled for : : upper iraiier Ladies’ Bathing Shoes » ris the week are a jitterbug contest and tect, were charged with a $5750 em- : :

oR 8 SIUNT Cohtest, A Io dori ad beszletnons. > Parente 4. Lone, ; Trucks a werede. ................ gooe Fancles aid plain ihiti ; ‘ > 0! . . PY fe . { ir Joel unger fhe sis B m Sompieia with two Assorted Color Bathing Caps, Ror SM

’ : ; head of a Baton Rouge drugs firm small cars ervision of Kennard Bennett, reg- cesisune 7 N. MERIDIAN | per Seman €land JH. D. Andrews, manager of a Bl Wer 250 o.ovovrritearnasvari

: B—— drug store near the university cam- 4 | EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED [Ervine 3% 8 Dellvious Frosted "wp. B 4c

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EE ——————————————————— Jells esi A arson eninsiiE ID, SAFETY DRIVE COMES HOME | - Mrs. Orpha M. Kendall, Meth- = - i ON'T let defective vision ; ~ WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 1 (U,| odist Hospital nurse superintend- t Potato Chips— Be : handicap your progress. . @\ | P).—Safety Car Operator Police.| SR fOr four years, yesterday re- roquet Bl freshdaily .......i.......bag BE New Fall

Have Dr. Fahrbach examine your signed the post effective Aug. 31. ; | eyes and use YOUR CREDIT if you man Ernest J. Rose was temporarily| she said she will tax a six months’ Sel Wafers—Chocolaté and : a Millinery | Sr reriasvrereee ire 3 GE |

need glasses. jobless today when the State Motor| vacation. Lots of fun sesenne Sugat Vehicle Registrar revoked his driv Advertisement 2 4

. > ing license for a week pending in- % nds 4 : : + in.| 30 Years Success! Doctor's IH C ’ : vos tae ety. ine aggient in Formula For Ugly. Surface : NE : * tered Optometrist—Office as 3 t ‘Ra | 1 a TL : no ig PIMPLES—ACNE|| rvv mews: Fiy Ded—16-0s. can, 20c. Fly Ded— 32.07. can, 35c. . : : TT Building or fold ror'th . Sprayers, 10c and 25¢. Fly Swatters, 10c and 5c. Johnson's Carnu, 10c C 1€ AY Remodeling in Colonial? Here's a real Shanes EE home and 59c. Gallon Camp Jug—Keep food or drink cold, $1.00. hg .

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