Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1939 — Page 20

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? OL PITTSBURGH, Sept. 28 (U.P). BE hay —Jeff Davis procla ed voday ‘he | Elan Toobin aban i ounale| is still the king of the hoboes. JEhan Tarkington Speaks | * 2 the king of the bobees Ee Canta: Dries “imposter like J, Leon LazaroFor Turner's: Project + | -witz” depose him. Jeff denied the

Ep PRANEL [a | a TR claim of Lazarowitz that he had At Board : Meeting. - been elected at a convention at. SE PE Duluth this wegk as president to

5 possible b .| succeed Davis as king because Ee Dossltle Brrler- 49 Sl Roy Davis paid his train fare from (Nf ; 5 S- pronosa > | Dayton, O., to Cincinnati. : : ; - a flying school at Municipal Airport] pavis denied = Lazarowitz's : : wall : ? : was. removed today. when ZElvan| claims, asserting that the bona aE Tarkington, President of the Tark-| fide convention of the hoboes of

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#:said he. did not object. . : in Ma ’ : $e sania y and that he hasn’t been to © _ Appearing _ before ihe Works) o0inoti recently and besides :

“Board, Mr. Tarkington said he be- : e \ : : : . lieved Col. Turner's proposal would ine bus hobo doesn’t mind paying gr a 5 or oe dam | ‘ stimulate air traffic: and provide a Y. ;

Ee a ot 10CIR! ay Al Styled in the New rr . A Large Vari : y and Better pe BACKS RUSSIA'S WS. 1939-40 Manner! Lavishly Quality at Big Savings! “Board & Wr statement of his Eg : - # Pod : 5 Nie ; : bt a Sad gma mestr POLISH INVASION) AF Furred Winter Ge Women’s New

: Board members. said that similar i . : FEN ‘gua : or : NAAR ; : 3 } nines statements would be sought from the Communist Head in U. S. ks. 78 nm Y; ; . 2 ay Lv : i) ~~ Central Aeronautical Corp. and air- ; 3 ig » : 3 p vy mr : : lines using the airport before acting] Says Nation Now Will - | Ba R_¥ | L) iL Rid

on the three-time Thompson Tro- es , phy winner's proposal. Have ‘Free Government.” Col. Turner was believed ‘by supporters of his plan here. to be in 3 Dayton, which is reported fo be seek-| WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 (U. P.). Sing his school. * "5 © ihe —William Zebulon Foster, chairman 2 —_— of the Communist Party of the : United. States, told the Dies ComLIST TRAFFIC LANES !mittee today that Soviet Russia was c ; : justified “100 per cent” in occupying TO NOTRE DAME TILT Poland because “it means estabpk lishment of a Fred povernmept.? : : : “It . means establishment of a LIGONIER, Ind. Sept. 20 (U.P).|fe0 oovernment—something there's |

—The State Police today announced or ! : ' Gi « the following roads would be used|ZeIeT een in Poland before,” Mr. i Ce Tar Pladirons! rn « % MINK DYED CONEY! by - traffic bound for the Notre| ye genjeg that the recent Soviet- a BR astrons. . . : . % BEAVER DYED CONEY! in, South Bend ; . | ° Dame-Purdue game in South Bend| german treaties meant a “united : : : Richly Furred Fronts! : Ny pd traffic on U. S. 6 will ffoni® between communism and ? SE wr WwW F C 11 y vi : | * SEAL DYED CONEY! go to State Road 331, then through Taselst bus he Sid tok elaborate on a Lo arm rur collars. ; ; * DYED DOG CHUBBIES!

|» Mishawaka to Edison Road and to| mpg goviet- Japanese pact, he said : s £] ’ ! 3 , the Stadium. merely 3s a “Frove” which he ii Smartness! Warmth! Quality! Beauty ! That is

Road, near Mishawaka, to Edison gnq its people. ; Wasson’s Basement Store! Popular fashion furs fashion centers! True Wasson quality plus fine

Road and to the Stadium, Questions by Dies : ; 1 feature Fox! Squirrel! Pieced Persian! Caracul! | : workmanship make these coats exceptional values Eastbound on U. S. 20 to Willams Mink-D , 3] at this I ice! All ted ! ings i St., South Bend, north to Navarre Mr. Foster made these observa- : ; { N ink-Dyed Marmot! and Beaver-Dy ed Coney! ‘ fi — ; pice: wanisd furs) Stylings include

and east on ¥ S. 3 Bo the Stedfion, tions on recent world evils in re- ¥! Bepuijidl nubby weave cloth in Black, Brown, Boy ; agers fared backs, fitted models and the popuNorthbound on U. S. 31 to Ireland sponse to questions by Chairman Po ji’ Blue, Wine and Green! ,Select your coat now and ar new “Chubbies”! Select your coat and pay for Road, east on Ireland to Miami, Martin Dies (D. Tex.), who sought : : Fa AE meet the cold in style and warmth! : : : A 2 3t through “Wasson’s Layaway Plan,” on id north on Miami to Twyckenham|to elicit from the witness whether : : a charge ac t . ash! i y Road to the Stadium. recent developments had altered the 8 : Misses’ Sizes 12 to 20 : in coun Or ih), But "above all, select

Communist “party line,” the pro- t gram and objectives of the Comin- Women’s Sizes 38 to 46,

’ urn i : tern. Sizes fi IS: ! By burning 25% slower than The witness said that the Com- or Misses

-. the average of the 15 other munist “party line” in America is am : IID) 2, | 2 : Sizes: for Women! larg . , {identical with that of the Commu- : : 4 : ; fo of the est-selling brands nist International. NY f M rk tested =slower than any of “That is so because hey grew up : PH ’ - : . together,” Mr. Foster testified. ; : an them=CAMELS give a smok- Mr. Foster said that he is a meming plus equal to : ber of the executive committee of the Comintern and also is a mem-

a xan, Te Con £) : Fashion Sensations for 10 or more trips to Russia, he said. |} go a . : Tae Eire ow gi SN, qe the Winter Season! a - gecion ers mace Ty aceon 1 J gio eg Alligator Calf For Juniors, Misses,

fecting the United States without

consulting American delegates. Rep. ; : 2 : i 7 a H. Jerry Voorhis (D. Cal) asked : i ; i : PU : Women and Stouts whether American = Communists A : ; a i hl ; : ; z :

were consulted before Russia and

Germany “co-operated” in their : ; i : oy 9 : current .pact. Ai ; : Ay T : : “First of all,” said Mr. Foster, “I % ¥ : : Tc : 5 i $ ) 5 don’t agree that Russia is co-op- : > : 8 CE . ; : e

erating with Germany. The Soviet Union stopped Hitler in the east : and has smashed the Fascist Axis.” op Pics J ; : : . “Did the Polish people benefit?” “2 : “ @& : @ She Outstanding in ‘Style! esi Ms. Dies, Pi Ls wa % Outstanding in Price! Theimaises, yes,” Mr: Foster 1%. Pe ih ; % Outstanding in Quality!

plied, | % High Heels. . . Cuban Heels!

MISS GOGHRAN NIPS % Black or Brown!

F. ashion Hei his ir A i 3X Women’s Suede Calf | By TANGA: PECIRD Smartly a ¥ \ Spectator PUMPS Colors 7

Seamer ar New Tom B v7 3995 ER

- |the men’s airplane speed record to-

day with a new 285.418 miles an H T S IY . © Wine! hour record over a 100 kilometer ‘ : J. A genuine suede calf leather u : i : ‘ ; er { pper. with | : 3 tahout; 62 miles) course. £ h ; smart trims of calf leather or alligator i Green!

‘Miss Cochran broke her own pre- t : : : 1 - lyious women’s record for the dis- calf leather . . . tips and foxings! & | i om Grape!

tance and was near the American's > ge Nj Built-up leather heels in high or low ‘Boy Blue!

men’s record of 289 miles an hour models! Colors of Black or Brown!

held by Col. Roscoe Turner. A The i es sey oh z closed % d : ge 5 course mar ‘by pylons between NJ A St ev Bakersfield and Tipton, Gal. On the| - dle : OXFORDS wok We i pk straight-away Miss Cochran got her | : | : ht | Women’s Saddle Oxfords! Ex- ! ; as : d plane up to better than 300 miles Our buyer just returned from the or a ; ceptionally nice with white elk $ 049 re leats, gores an an hour ‘but lost speed on the fashion centers and .here are. the , _ tanned leather uppers and ; _ full swing skirts. curves. dtvles! Bret : . brown saddle! Thick red rub- ~ + « » Bustles, new —_— popular new fall styles! Breton, 5 ber soles and heels! Sizes 3% to 8 ; wide belts and PRESIDENT EVASIVE Beret, Pill Box, Brims and Off-the- ; ? i Tr : : : clever new neckON ANDREWS’ POST Face Shans with (nitligng ams ll | & Fie tostmonts! : I in satin or grosgrain ribbon or | SEN Sizes 11 to 52 WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 (U. P.). feathers! Sizes 22 and 23, Ae er —President Roosevelt today declined to confirm or deny reports that Wage-Hour Administrator Elmer F. Andrews shortly will be replaced by Col. Philip Fleming, U. S._ district engineer at St. Paul.

Mr. Roosevelt said there was gil 3, 4, 5-Thread Chiffon, : 5 N Women’s oat hou ike report. now, | Women’s Full-Fashioned Jos) New Fall — First Quality Sd ou Svoriswear! LL p BSE he ug ly dred sl a vs | Girls’ $10.95 10 % 3574% Virgin Wool | Silkk Hose BW "ot | 51295 Ballons That Is Style-Right RE VERSIBLE ne pant angie (l| $jos : a ee

| ft, Si : : rr: : a Warmth! Dash’ Jacquard Cc Charm! Its sweater a : J § ; : : i ~ time ‘with new slipons,

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Angora trims! New

| S 99 te : : alii Mer - fall colors! Sizes 34 | - | WE Bx Full - fashioned chiffon EY to 40. nabs Ja silk hose in a very sheer BRIERE J

Ha 5 3-thread crepe twist! : SEER. 000 3 .: % 33% % FINE VIRGIN WOOL! : : : : Sa A ; Jackets % Woven in Jacquard Patterns! . kA long stretch-top, 4- § A | i a! % WIDE SATEEN BINDING! thread hose with silk heel [uugy CER 5 ary % FULL BED SIZE! Sa : and. plaited toot! a ; \ E ” % DOUBLE WOVEN! ar % Also genuine crepe é- HEE 4 5 Ds a Get Accurate | XTEVERSIBLE! RS’ : threads that look like 3- SRP» reilis here and itdic. GLASSES on CREDIT! % LAUNDER PERFECTLY! : | Threads and ‘wear lke 3 AP PB” ee Tr hecks and Don’t ‘let your .eyes wait another : “Beatity-Nap” is ‘the latest thin in ; 4 : gan oe iia 2 mixtures! Styles ‘are Curate: og EL and. aur blankets! The Jacquard pattern ors in ; : lastly, a ya 5 Sizes ot SR

optometrist will prescribe glasses to : : fit your eves as well 88 our ape the stronger. underweave means longer practical’ sheer! All are

) as pearance. Take a long time to pay. wear! Full bed size! Colors of Sky Blue, ] : ; “a : : NR , ¢ : TE : 5 - : y v9 : : 3 ; » uali beautifully i hk y ol 8 : : : it A : 5 ; CREDIT! No Extra Charge Dusty. Host; Cedar, Green and Lavender! Lo Dekfert 0 Hy: eautl All ; : Ski lr Dr. C. A. Manker . . . B53 9 launder), are reinforced for better 2a mI iris PL : Rexistered Optometrist wear! Come in. the new,

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