Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1939 — Page 10

PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1939-

DEMOCRAT HATS | Calm in War WAR WILL BE BRIEF, | Blessed Events DUE TO FALL IN es EDUCATOR BELIEVES Come in Pairs

HREE sets of twins have been

“2 ; a, HUNTINGTON, Ind, Sept. 14) born at City Hospital in the | :RNOR RING: To oa # 3 { (U. P). —Because European nations| last seven days, attendants re4 are war-weary and remember the; ported today.

ast war too well, the present war} Boe) Sillar Scharbrough, 002 will be brief as compared to the| nglish Ave. became mother of a

: : : i i twin boy and girl. Two sons were | French Lick Session . : : last World War, Dr. Andrew W.| porn to Mrs. Nellie Daily, 706

- y | Cordier, president of Manchester; Blake St, and Mrs. Mattie LigExpected to Start Guber : : fe wi Coliege. said today. gins, 944 W. North St, also be-

natorial Ball Rolling. La 4 ‘ Dr. Cordier recently returned| came mother of two sons. | from a summer in Europe studying’

By NOBLE REED | \ = | the international situation. He said CAR HANDLE KILLS CHILD

Formal announcements of several ; . & | Germany lacks officers and reserves, Sn s——— candidacies for the 1940 nomina- ; Lato ‘but that it has food supplies for | KOKOMO, Ind. Sept. 14 (U, P.).| tions are expecied to be made to- . gw A —Sarah Jane Buttermore, 9-year-| morrow and Saturday when more} ; { |a year and a haif and is prepared 414 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John | th an _1000 State Democratic leaders : iS {for a long struggle. | Butermore, died yesterday from in-| t ch Lick for a two-| Fi i | He said that the British attempt juries suffered when she ran into) n conference, | i . |to create antagonism to war in the side of a car Tuesday. A door | headquarters will be 3% \g Germany may succeed and the war handle on the car ran through the luring the sessions by sev-| y : end through a civil war in Ger- childs mouth and fractured her | “favorite son” gubernatorial a : | many. skull. candidates and some marked senti- . pe ; : ment on the trend of state-wide support for one or twe of them is| due to develop during the week-end. |

United Front Sought However, the predominating spir-

conference will be toward) § 11} SN. lu ee pl g Fall “MUSTS” for a Popular Wardrobe

1 front despite the under-

ent factionalism growing out : BE | Ss -! = \ | fe gubernatorial competition. = | : hos mentioned as Governor : 5 : 3 A Te Pay randidates thus far include R. Earl 3 3 NM eters, Indiana FHA director and : k Eg | oR . . “Mm er State Democratic chairman; | § Sn , ; : Checks! Plaids! Stri es! jeut. Gov. Henry F. Schricker, At- : Sa B | ° ® D . tornev General Omer Stokes Jack- — g - ol-1 J ( Sveualice ) | Bright all wool jackets for all your

son Jay res D. Adams, former State | Only ones of 441 war-stranded | X. 7 Seal skirts! Styled with an outdoor tang Highway Commission chairman:| passengers aboar the British 1 for spicy Fall days! ob » Suedes, calfs, kids, com- [J|E Choose from a variety of jackets %

; 3 8 Sizes, 212-10 Mayor Mart in of Hammoud and liner Arandora who weren't nerv- | Mavor Dress of Evansville ous over German submarines were | ; rahwine from the 2 to B.butto \ ' A . - n type, Competition for the Lieutenant-| Robert and Elizabeth Montgom- | It is not fair to send children to school in stained, half-clean = binations. In brown, ag Xn) Notched models dit Others Governor race also is developing.| ery, children of screen svar Robert clothes. Keep children’s clothes immaculately clean and spotless | % . i | youthful Cardigan styles with broad $1.99 State Senator Curtis White, Ba] Montgomery. With 260 Ameri- by using Roman Cleanser when you wash. Careful mothers use black, green, blue, wine. shoulders, scooped-in waists and rein of Bloomfield, former Sveaker| cans among its passengers and | Roman Cleanser to disinfect as well as to whiten and remove f All styled to give addi- JE Bold Plaids, bright Stripes, perky 59 h suse, and John Ryan of the! $16000000 in gold aboard, the stains. Directions are on the label. 0 . as . Checks. Full lined half and ‘sleevevice Commission have ship arrived safely in New York Roman Cleanser is used in 1,000,000 homes. It saves work—and tional grace and comfort lined, ntioned for the race after altering course nine times on | saves clothes from the wear of hard rubbing. Try it. De to the foot! : Main Floor Sizes 12 to 20

MeNutt Is Headliner British Admiraity orders. | — - a only 15c—at grocers " ye » y Headlining the speaking program ; Always FIRST With the NEWEST : at the conference will be Federal HOOSIER, 76, KILLED For Home, Business, School

ity Administrator Paul V. Me- —— ROM i ¢ RB wd) x mor k or vah-| TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Sept. 14 (U. .\ : | B E 15d") | SWEATERS ns and NAT NR P.).—George Shepherd, 76, was . 1 p e me 3 : is ns ; killed last night when he stepped h ] h ® \¢ Den ol Sy © a from the curb into the path of a WwW RC [ ot SA Y B A h) S M E Al | RN os St er will held its AY

te Domoccatic car driven by John C. Minard, 29. 45 East Washington St.

Mr. Minard was not held | NRA

Adorable brushed wool sweaters, short sleeves,

NOBLESVILLE Ind. Scot. 14 nN LA ARR 9 slip-ons and coat styles. 0 a i NW Grosgrain ribbon bound

Pp.) —Stat e Poice today investigated 4 a \ IE Tid Li! "a "es the possibility that two groups oil Ral RR and other details in White, men wh 0 Were repor ted to have | RRR Rose, Blue, Pink, Black, switched license plates and cached | hi | ot Red a myster 8 DE or he foray of | WA hh BN : Mrs. Charles Marshall near here) RK Rib-knit Cardigans with ere involved in a robbery | os ETL Ae stud fronts as sketched Mis. Marshall told police that) HL ~ 9 wo men drove into the farm yes-| . at left. Sizes 32 to 40. erday, removed Ohio plates from | :

Indiana plates, |

ca is se SE 2H hi “Open Every Ay Night—7 to 9:30 oy an Be mass meeting i i HR CARLOAD PURCHASE ” CAR TAGS SWITCHED; e / At $198 POLICE. INVESTIGATE AND * RHE

md the satchel she wouldn't have | had to work any more.

STEEL WILLS CALL SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING, 9:30 A. M. AT ThE Colonial For Misa o Metin

MANY BACK T0 WORK Swings, { ep MM U P ; Py) A d nd, Sept J \ : : 3 : 3 s tr eamlined Xa war boom in sted First Time Such a Sale in Indianapolis 983 Sac ined ere today when hun- er = Wilder npioyees in the Calu- flannels in

region were returned to their Others Black, Brown, 5 $1 to Navy, Teal npany officials estimated that Wine, Grape BE A 3 : $2.98 ’ ’ X 110020 rXers OU be : Moss Green.

workers would called back to work and added that = Plaid skirts in swing and pleat styles. by the end of the week approxi-| Sizes 24 to 32.

iste Sa. iy xould be work- | L h f 6- f { Wi d h 5 Main Floor DEATH CALLS THIRD STRIKE | > 2 O 1 Ce O L or 9- : 1 t S AMERICAN MADE

SAN DI AGO Cal, Sept. 14 UP) | 1 ed the third strike on softball umpire e final out in the

arted to leave | \ and died of | turned from the

NEVER BEFORE SUCH VALUES AT THE START OF A SEASON!—STYLES— COLORS GALORE—YOU’LL WANT SEVERAL PAIRS

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Architects report that the AVERAGE size kitchen in Indianapolis requires about 12 square yards of floor covering. If you SURE. this kid is veudly to eat. | have a kitchen of such size, it would cost only $4.44 to cover it So natch your child . . . the way he | with the wonderful DEL-WARE floor covering—in this sale.

acts and eats at mealtime. It is not necessary to suggest that |

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the appetite ar wd in helping build |

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