Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1939 — Page 9

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McHale Confident of McNutt Victory [GERMAN PRISONERS Western states as “very liberal” inlhe said. “They looked upon Mr. ARRIVE IN ENGLAND

their poiltical views. McNutt as the one man who could “ solidify all forces of the DemoOne remarkable thing about the y LONDON, Sept. 22 (U. P.).—German prisoners have started to ar-

trip was the fact that the declara- |cratic party.” tion of war in Europe increased in-| Labor leaders in every state apterest in politics rather than dimin- | proached him about Mr. McNutt's|rive in England, the Information ished it, as we expected,” he said.|labor policies and “it was surpris-|arinistrv announced today “Crowds at the reception we at-/ing the amount of knowledge they Minis A qd tended were larger after the war had on our candidate,” Mr, Mc-| A number of German officers, the Ministry said, arrived yesterday and were taken to a prison camp. Other German prisoners, presumably of

started than before. Hale added. “The increasing support for Mr. | Mr. McHale said he did not atlower rank, arrived and were placed in a separate camp.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1039

Y.M.C. A. DRIVE TO OPEN TODAY

1250 New and Renewal Members to Be Goal: Dinner Tonight.

BOY'S TOOTH GOES ASTRAY

MERIDEN, Conn., Sept. 22 U.P.). —William Couch, 10, wiggled a loose tooth around with his tongue when suddenly the molar disengaged itself, slipped down his throat and into his right lung. It took a physician 45 minutes to retrieve it with the aid of a bronchoscope.

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Observations made during a 12,000-mile trip through the West indicate that Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt “will be

nominated and elected President” in 1940, Frank M. McHale, campaign manager, said today. He said 80 per cent of the delegates in 1¢ of 24 states he visited in the last two months “will support Mr. McNutt at the National Democratic convention next summer.” Mr. McHale, who returned yesterday, described citizens of the

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McNutt was shown everywhere I tempt to pledge any group or inwent by the great number of per- | dividual to support Mr. McNutt, sons asking pointed questions about “but many of them volunteered to our policies on the national issues,” | pledge support.”

The annual Y. M. C. A. membership campaign, directed by Clayton O. Mogg, will start at 6 p. m. today with a dinner at ‘Y’ headquarters, About 1250 new and renewal! memberships will be sought. The campaign will be closed at a dinler next Friday evening. John Fredrick, president of the State Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the board of the Continental Steel Corp., of Kokomo, Will be the principal speaker at to-| night's dinner. He is to discuss, “Why I Believe in the ¥. M. C. A. in 1939.” During the week's campaign, ! workers are to report at noon each | day. Individuals, teams and divisions reporting the greatest num-| her of memberships each day will be | honored. Y. M. C. A. physical department officials today announced the folwowing schedule: For Men—Facilities open from 8:30 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily for | handball, squash, track, apparatus] work, life saving, individual work- |

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