Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1939 — Page 8

“ATTICA EDITOR | Kane Ponders | BACKS WILLIg | O07 Cuesvior

WOBURN, Mass, Oct. 12 (U.

P)—with winter approaching : Mayor William E. Kane threatened today to remove doors and

windows from the city’s three 3 . fire stations to make the firemen M’Dermond in Washington, as “free as the birds.”" : v ; The firemen had complained Declares Indiana Will Go | that they were virtual prisoners, . working 24 hours a day six days G. 0. P. in 1940. a week. Mayor Kane, whose “economy” administration has produced such By DANIEL M. RIDNEX wonders as a lion’s cage for parad- : ing drunks, commented: WASHINGTON, Oct. 12. — J, “I have no intention of making: Frank McDermond Jr., Attica edi-| the firemen prisoners,” he said, tor and publisher, predicted here| “so I may take down the doors today that Senator Sherman Min-| and even the windows of the sta-

5 tions so they can go out. Or as is ton (D. Ind) will be defeated next stated in the Bible, they can take

year by Raymond E. Willis, Angola | "their heds and leave.” editor and publisher, whom the Re-

publicans are expected to nominate. : He also asserted that Indiana will go Republican, but admitted that if

Paul V. McNutt obtains the Demo-

cratic Presidential nomination, it will be a great handicap to the Hoo- ELEVA TE sier G. O. P. 7 Visits With F. D. R.

polis, Mio Mebermond was ine|County Chapter of National Hvar Piet Tie didnt attend the Group Given Power to fo the. posto Job 10 a Demo- Disperse Funds. > did, however, attend a White

House press conference and lingered| The Marion County Chapter of ; i Big A nniversary Savings for 1 ; J — Not Again f or a Year Ca

. behind to see President Roosevelt.|the National Organization to ComA A * A ling, White House Secret Service|Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, p = 3" : : chief, and Patrick McKenna, the|Wallace O. Lee, county president, : : : : » m erican veteran greeter of White House|announced today. : a ! visitors. The charter changes the local £5 Sp il r : a a = long-time friend, Mark Sullivan. He|such events as the President Roose- : ; Y jo Tribune, a Republican daily, he also |disperse funds, Mr. Lee explained. the National Foundation for Infan-

eeted such old-time|bat Infantile Paralysis has been e Pe. ny Edmund W. Star-|granted a charter by the National : Women, Mi lsses and J uniors Among the newspapermen whom |group from an ‘independent unit Mr. McDermond visited was his|operating only to collect funds on ad % ; b n- re informed the latter that in addi-|velt dances, to a unit of the na- ar Cy : X v 2 EK | ur tion to operating the Attica Ledger-|tional organization, with power to rm : = : : : i N AT THIS publishes the Fountain-Warren| The local group will be known : ie 3 : ; : ol 1 Democrat, a weekly, as the Marion County Chapter of ; Fs i.) : * y : A ; = “8 ‘

Rally Success, He Says ‘|tile Paralysis. The work of the “IT do not believe the Democrats |chapter will be to give direct assistcan win in Indiana in 1940 unless|ance to those afflicted with infanthere is a vast switch from the [tile paralysis in Marion County. present prevailing sentiment in the| Other chapter. officers are Mrs. state,” Mr. McDermond said. W. D. Keenan, vice president; Felix

“The Hoosier G. O. P. elephant |M. McWhirter, treasurer, and W. S. seemed pretty dead for a time, but Akin, secretary. came to life last year and is alive

and kicking plenty right now. That Indianapolis rally, staged by the SEEK NAME FOR NEW editors and the state committee, was one of the most successful in the history of the party.” SOUTH BEND SCHOOL CLAIMS SKY IS DULL SOUTH BEND, Ind. bo 12—| OUTSIDE EARTH BELT [superintendent of Schools Frank E.

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and juniors, featured tomorrow at substantial Anniversary ; gail eR : oe ith B savings! Tweed coats! Plaid back coats! Wool-and-Camel’s : 4 i ® NC Stade Yin = hair coats and fleece coats, in reefer, double-breasted fitted, Wel : 1s. 5 9 2B. to 9, widths

box, and wraparound styles—in the popular new shades of 2H om y : RCE group. wine, greén, natural and tweed mixtures. Sizes: 12 to 20— 4 Wi NE ; 38 to 44 and sizes 11 to 17! Choose your NEW sports coat, Bir ; — Our En tomorrow, and SAVE greatly at this low Auiiversay Sale : « |

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H t value that A marvelous collection of new fall ral styles to take you § ° he A et straps, ties and ¢ 2 Sate sould i I 4 ng happily through any hour of the day. Hats for young and id | % es, rg, wll coats and dress coats in smartly tai- = old, for the gay and conservative. Brims, turbans, bustle? §: NF dium and high h

Allen is having difficulty naming a By Science Service oe East Sine. high school. pproximately 50 persons have reLAKE PLACID, N. Y., Oct. 12—|¢yonded to his request for names, Without the earth’s atmosphere to|suggestions will be accepted for anscatter sunlight, there would be no ri 10 days. th ” i , mong names sen are those o blue sky and the golden hues of Knute Kenneth Rockne, famed Nosunset. tre Dame football coach: Frances Colors of skylight outside the|willard, founder of the Women’s earth’s belt of air have the appear- Christian Temperance Union; Caleb ance of a dull, completely overcast|Mills, one-time Governor of Indi-

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lored and fur-trimmed styles! Such turbans, in black and colors. Trims in veil, ribbons and self § 4 to 9, widths AA

sky, Dr. K. S. Gibson of the Na-|ana, and the Rev. John Cavanaugh, well-wearing, luxuriously looking fab-. . Headsizes 22 to 23. —Downstairs at Ayres. : the group. tional Bureau of Standards told the|former official of the University of ; ricsas: Tweeds, Camel's hair-and-wool, $zims > wn Optical Society of America here|Notre Dame. 3 Fleeces, Needlepoint and PFriezes in today in reporting on the spectra —— double-breasted, box, wraparound, reefer, fitted and belted types in

1 energy distribution of skylight. black, wine, tell and tweeds. Sizes 12 to 20, 38 to 44 and 35 to 45. 8 7 | _Light filtering through overcast HOOVER PREDICTS Also sizes 11 to 17. Don't overlook these marvelous coat values featured J Boys’ Polo Shirts _________500¢ Men’s “Yachtsman” - New Fall Handbags Wom

‘has virtually the same distribution P 0 LAND’S REBIRTH in this Anniversary Sale at 14.88. ' rods, greén i nd mbinations ion : . Shir ts a i ors! in fall “shes Slents handbagy i 2 the ne grainy

of its colors as does skylight outside 5 : 3 gaucho s and long Sleeves. Woven Perfect Atting tubular Shape. tne comb: an

grain patterns. Sizes 6 to panel rib knit lisle. Ca Ye Jallored. w

the earth. Only difference is the, NEw YORK, Oct. 12 (U P).— : - . Black, slight lack of red rays which are|mormer President Herbert Hoover i F T d C0 ATS “ ” Hed, Eftis IoaF. Siges 3 : Ox grains Bont Sverlook. these Rayo ~ absorbed by the water vapor in the oly 10,000 Polish-Americans last ur-irimme Es any: Shirts —m 8 for or $1 “Yachtsman” Shorts... 5 for S§° Slugs) 1) Handbags! Women

overcast. nihg tthat Poland would rise again oo : ; : ’ > in_rib knit lisle. extra long and well Sut With banjo seat construction. vi en’s A tearose Relfet Mission In Polani from. 1010 piversry ost Yael ane 7 $ 88 eam oR a can ioed oro ar 150 Knitt e ssion in Poland from ’ : » GROSS TAX DEADLINE to 1920, spoke at the Pulaski Mili beautifully styled, in Plastrons, Kid- B e size white lawn hankies with colored Knitted

bosulituly Sivied, in Siatijons, “Cannon” Shorts ____ 6 for $1 Men’s “Real Silk” Sasfus Folled, hems. Anniversary Sale Srised : RE Es : collars. € new 5 siere e NEAR, STATE WARNS Ihe spurt te a great race does ae or ZN the pov) new fur Fano sfvie, se at.” Fast Soler Checks and Socks rm wwe i PIS bie |each or 2 for15e to 44

tripes blues. greens and tans. Sitched “ ’ not die from oppression,” he said. SEE trims. American Grey Fox, Mink- astex. sides And roomy Crotch, Sizes 24 vo 50. nread Herel ° socks thie of a VALUES Men’s Cotton Handkerchiefs, Cotte The deadline for payment of|“Poland is not dead. Poland will 7 Dyed Marmot, Dyed Coney, Squirrel, quality. kno ne :

ir : A . 9 9: i wearability, Lisle Teinforced t nf le Pri Los Built-u CL eg ny . Persian and Persian Kurl Fabric trimmed. The most desired new Boys Zipper Sweaters____$1,79 i" insu OOF TRL SL I ag ale riced at ___.2 3 20 Straieh b abrics, too, await your choosing. Colors in black, wine -and green. zipper front sweaters in plain colors, standards.) 3,800 and plaids. Hand d-rolied Ron. Poel : comes of $1000 or more for the pre- Sizes 12 to 20—38 to 52 and 35 to 51. Also sizes 9 to 17. woctane Te rao hop aids. lve versary Sale priced at 2 fo ceding quarter is midnight Sunday ; SV; 8 i S os So istaiss at Ayres. 5% 5 lee ins Green and Brown. Slice “Real Silk” Fancy Socks, 39% pd ke Elas , : 5 Sale of Rex Compacts. -----390 Hod to

ns 3 oP : : FIRST QUALITY ‘Real 8ilk” fancy socks fi Gilbert Hewit, acting director of the Look Y our § Corduroy Overalls haa 8 men offered at these sremendo orev ipa yy Ein pouch style compacts with large puts,

State Gross Income Tax Division, . ; : SAVINGS! Clocks, stripe novelty 2 atalin, leather and tapestry tops. Assorte Loveliest This ; : i ibs with suspenders. Fast colors in jiras. lack; way. Rave brown, Wine. ey Solors and designs. Exceptional values at sve 2.Pi

b warned today. . ’ urable cordur reen, wine, navy and Delinquent returns are subject to || Season’ 2 : BE Infants’ Play Yard ______$3. 55 row. Sides 4-10 10. ; Palbris

a penalty of 10 per cent of the tax UL a . ? Th Fooden nome h Bian eid Standard aise. Plaid M kinaws $3.98 — and interest at the rate of 1 : : y Anniversary Sale : a ackinaws _._._._. by t || maeial. Are, | x y : Full Size Crib ___-______ Bin Beh ao Tiled cE Kt ONLY 2 MO DAYS 0 CHOOSE Salt

cent per month. Sham a : full be Poo and set spe- 4 of Federal salaries 1 sotmpasiive to|| C121 Priced . .- . ’ i ER rant Aas A Jan. 1, 1939, and that all Federal || Students, enroll now, training . u 5 > Boys’ Laskin-Lamb Grand 4 0: ry Values in employees who designated Indiana by experts. TF : Innorepring Mattress ----$4.99 9Y3 Laskinel.am ; : . as their home at the time of their : : Pun flag sanitary mattress. Odorless and germ Jackets meme maeeaerS 1198 employment, ‘will be subject to the || International Beauty School . Boys menuine laskin-lamb borsehide ack. gross income tax regardless of where [| 229 N. Penn. RI-0192 : Rayon and Cotton & pa Hegre + style. Sines 6 to 18, Anniversary they are stationed. BE = Shirts dor $I = T

ants’_ravon_and -eotton. doubl . Boys’ Melton Jackets ____$1.98 Sheer. Chif ts. Warm and comfortable wit) tie” aa SWE ATERS : Fos, ies) Baron teeta 0 on I

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yr Panties ___________6 for $1 ; Infants double knit cotton training ganties Boys Crew Sox___8 Prs. for $1 At a Price The in french lez styl Bright blazer striped orew, OX or ig 2 Teds. : ; : Binations. Sizes 8 to 12." [NTert. ars.) Annives U rges You ry 3 0 | : Beacon Blankets ——— anal sary Price. 8 pairs. $1. Stock Up Nowsy ; | » and durable 0 oficht Hesuiars: Colors 8 Hand-Tailored Ties____2 for $1

and- tailored. Argjiient silk warp ties in new “Cur ity” Gauze pif Paste its oa in hen i 4 Ling ne ae Bere: We've sold thousand of pairs of aa at a much higher price...

theas.” iversary Price w that they're reduced so ” i k ith Dia ers $1.39 D 0%. fheas. s: sting and charvets, Ann 80 No y ; ; ou’ll want to stock up with many new “ ”, ri ng pairs for months to come. Yourgho joe of two different weights . . . the tas, but Tusranfee Sodorbany. Sizes | 37ST Rayon Ties _________ 4 for $1 3-thread with silk heel, toe and sfle . _, or the 4-thread with silk plaited wool sweaters, in shetlands, zephyr - 2 . New fall rayon ties in glorius array featur ed toe and sole. Both weights have: dain ty pent hem and picot runstop. Fully and hand-knit patterns. They’ re the “Doverstts” Rayon : Hand-tailored “Ties” Yi reinforced at points of wear.” Biz B® 3% to 10%.

popular slip-on style for the smartest Panties aa 4 Tor 94¢ a i olaids. £ for sl.

A glorious selection of girls’ fine all-

sweater dress that you can wear. 2 Stock up your wardrobe at this +; SpidIencs., alts, or So roca of Jested .money-saving price. Sizes 34 to 40. BE Lirench | it leg eg st yie. Te arose e and —Downstairs ab Ayres. oe

“Minneapolls” Union Suits _____ ~e__8 for $1.49’

Children’s cotton knit union suits. Short Lastex seat. ench face Vets I ites 3 to to 12. iron seni. Prench

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in "EN | T0e ’ pl fs with tailored ends. - ¥ Multi-Tone patterns in wanted : Bose! isi SR es Shlliron's Plannelebt 550 CR ih. colors and mottled effec ¥ eautify your home at a minimum 8 E E R Novel oh fanpelotte sicevers. bro Py ha Ey ; 2 : in this grand Annive S ale.

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