Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1939 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1030 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 9

SCOUTS" WINTER Noise Annoxs: DEWEY TOTAKE | Experts Discuss Troffic Control WAY TOFINANGE | Nacis Utilize BROASOE LEAGUE, EVENTS BOOKED ~r»its Exceed STUMPTONIGNT | WN SARETYIS SEEN Thr Mole oy coo ion

Brookside Civic League will be ins Special itn — & BERLIN, DEC. 6 (U. P) <Forty galled at a meeting Jan. 8 in the MARION, Ind. Dec. 6.—Evans : : ; & ‘ new wartime dishes made from Brookside Community House Victory Court of Honor Will Grade School pupils here are giv- G. 0. P. Presidential Hopeful § : ; Insurance Savings Might non-rationed foodstuffs were in- | They are William Calvin, 1618 N. ing their fullest co-operation to . , . troduced by the German Tour- [Rural St, president; Donald L. Be Held Next Wednes- an order issued by the School Minneapolis-Bound; NBC | Pay for Program, ist Association today at an ex- |Ieiskie, first vice president; John Board. They have been ordered . ; perimental kitchen at Wannsee, Gold, second vice president; Carl day Night. to stay away from the school for Carries Talk. Council Is Told. Berlin suburb. payne, third vice president: Ted ox ou the rest of the week. ee - SN 3 i They included spinach pudding Vance, secretary; Mrs, John O'Cons The order was given when the MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Dec. © | with horse radish sauce, cabbage nor, assistant secretary, and Mrs, Plans for Boy Scout activities for hammering of carpenters laying Wk Rh ia 9 . \ NX The nation's expanding safety doughnuts, sea mussel steak with |J. Huber Patton, treasurer, Directhe next two months were workeq hardwood floors in a $32000 ad- U. P) —District Attorney Thomas 3 ® IR : program might be financed out of | mixed vegetables, potato rissoles tors are James Cross, Charles Hart, out last night bv Indi sis Di dition to the school interferred E. Dewey of New York City makes 3 Na savings on life and accident insur-| with red cabbage, sauerkraut pies Henry Blume, Harry Argus, J. Hus trict commissioners jh Bp E with the pupils’ concentration on his first formal speech tonight in E x . ance premiums that result on the | and apple needles with pickled ber Patton, Mr. Gold and Mr. Cals Scout head < Wiis BY their school work. iS campuien for the 1940 Repub- 3 : : program itself, Paul G. Hoffman,| cabbage. \ vin First myers. - . |DiS campaign ot Ive) Rp 3 } Indiana Traffic Safety Council pres- | —— will be Re on the Scout calendar lican Poesidential nomination and a SE } ident, suggested yesterday. i onservance ve fa’ % . Su TEN | . A A : Week Dec, 10 16 on oy i Life KESSLING 10 SEEK will state his views on at least two L — | He pointed out that the premium » . -310, 1 Alc scouts . % E 4 y SEES : will sell subscriptions to “Boy's major issues—agriculture and Gov- a Savings were considerable ana were Life,” the Scout m Agazine ernmental policte RT | likely to increase as the program ’ » { nagas \ 2a Sy 33 by I'he Victory Court of Honor, at POST IN CON R 3 iv y ‘ “ | becomes more effective. The broad. Yi mas which advancen Honor \ He will arrive here this afternoon 3 ‘er the program, he said, the more JA aavancement awards will be : : . i | : : made to Scouts will be held mest —— for his speech at the Minneapolis | i {money it will cost. Wednesday night at the Central! genrv R Kessling. mail carrier of Auditorium at a meeting sponsored | : i ag addressed the a ibrare ry R. ssling, mail carrier of ) Library. The December meeting of... . : . L bv the Minnesota Republican Cen- (ceil which re elected him president scoutmasters will be held Dec, 19 in English, Ind, today announced his | tt Tt : 0 u at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. } ; x oy I \ . | td JO ittee, Ss > ’ the World war Memorial candidacy for the Republican nomi- vy I» o> Re IID] : le er of He un will ve pe y Winter camp will be held at the i ox i >e calried on a nation-wide : 3 Sl at a meeting here in a few weeks by am il be held at 1 nation for KEight strict Con- : : X ] : . Scout reservation Jan 2-5. and the | oo on OF PR h District Con- jaokup at 9 p. m. (Indianapolis | h N the executive committee, annual rallies of Scout troops will gressman Time) | The Council commended the Inbe held in January with the ecity| Mr. Kessling, a poet and author of Republicans from the Dakotas, diana State Police-Purdue Univerchampionship rally scheduled for | “Hoosier Log of Poems,” advocates Wisconsin, Towa aid Minnesota will, sity training school for traffic police = Feb. 3 in Tomlinson Hall a six-year term for Presidents with- attend the meeting. Governor : ¥ } officers, scheduled for March 4 to 9, J] S—— out the right to run for re-election Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota and agreed that each member urge HAITI PRE SIDE N1 HE RE A native of Oriole, Ind., he lived Will introduce Mr. Dewey. attendance of local police officers. =] WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 (U. P.).— in Washington, D. C., several years Before his departure from New| Milo Feightner, Huntington, pres- ..J President Stenio Vincent of Haiti and recently moved to English, YOrk City yesterday Mr. Dewey : ident of the Indiana State Bar = was met by acting Secret ary of where he became a contractor on a said he would confine his speech to Ca Association, was elected vice presi == State Sumner Welles and other star mail route between English and What he called “the domestic TR | dent; Mrs. George W. Jaqua, Win- [7] high Government officials as he ar- Magnet. He is 35 crisis” and would not express him- 3 chester, Indiana Federation of Clubs rived here today for what the Rep. William Boehne Jr. (D. Ev- sell on the international situation. Times Photo president, was named secretary, and = State Department described as an 'ansville) is the present Eighth Dis- He said he considered the most Lieut. ¥. M. Kreml (left) of the International Association of Ed Gallagher, American States In- = ‘unofficial visit.” trict Congressman important problem before the Chiefs of Police, and Sidney J. Williams of the National Safety Coun- surance Co, Indianapolis, was == ; American people to be clarification cil, both traffic control experts, chat at the Indiana Safety Council named treasurer ws of fundamental issues in the forth-| session. They and the following will com- a

coming campaign. It is up to the pose the executive committee: Mrs. wd pople, he said, to determine in what James L. Murray, Indianapolis, s— rem direction they want the country to P, 1 Fio oS [, a unch Big ¢ Dri 19 V7? president of the State Congress of == go and whether it had been going in C &™ C C T

Parents and Teachers; W. H. Ar- = Hat Aiton ——. that direction In the last seven nett, Indiana Chamber of Com-

* VOALS. merce managing director; Todd = Pre-H oliday Sale Mr. Dewey announced his candi- Fi 0) F ey mers’ 40) Bac k Ing Stoops, Hoosier Motor Club secres dacy J yg Sis ents into he tarv-treasurer; J. J. Robinson, Ins sd race brought to four 1¢ number ee ———————— diana University; Miss Sally Butler, si 500 Prs. Women's seeking the Republican nomination what they have to offer. Meanwhile, state president of the Business and se The others are Senators Arthur H Dewey Speaks Tonight: Hull, the western Republicans are whack- Professional Women’s Club; Harry === Side Vandenburg of Michigan, Robert A ing away at the reciprocal-tariff Bolt, South Bend Safety Council = FALL SHOES s Taft of Ohio and H. Styles Bridges, Wallace Meet G. 0. P. program, but on this issue the president, and State Safety Diredor == of New Hampshire. Challenge party is divided, for some big! Don Stiver waa Seven . Eastern interests which have large - ne and

BRAWN AND BEAUTY re amor business fave the Le: HOOSIER ‘TOY GUN 95 my THOMAS L. STOKES ic or te secon) pose. | BANDIT® NEAR DEATH .

HIGH SCHOOL ISSUES mscemoms x soe Si ie 2 » ¢ / {er ne 2) as - 0} ‘4 3 TY —— battle is on in earnest for the Mid a ra rs CALDEW Woh

“creased with every country which bandit who said he was Raymond western and far SE . farm has signed such an agreement, and | Perks, 30, formerly of Terre Haute, Brawn and pulchritude are the | hel De 13 Pre preved that the bulk of agricul Ind, vas Jar death at the City Formerly $6.50 to $10.00 campaign issues at Washington High! on the eve of Thomas E. Dewey's balay Drouin iu] even Jail pupitel a ony fy ies : 15 J School todav opening campaign speech tonight in 1 Wouhd receivid last hight in 3h ale ob \ ) ewe - SR Sch toda) 1 I b : tl their Hawley-Smoot tariff, while tempt to hold up a South Side shoe AY x Not All Sizes in id ye New Girt The student council will be elected a iy Pie oF & Ne the rest are products which we store for the fourth time. \ | . ; Waltham tomorrow. The candidates were in. Roosevelt cabinet, Secr 8T1= aither do not raise at all or raise, Detectives Norman MeGrath and § \ : 2

o Lavairnans ry ’ troduced in sel ocation ves. culture Henry A. Wallace and Sec- ag g i BN SA No Laya ways or FE i or pus oduced in school convocation yes- retary of State Cordell Hull, sought | 11, insufficient quantitic Frank Miller had been assighed to | 539.75 Be $24.75

aa, va Where one of them in addresses before the American To the Hawley-Smoot tariff. which guard the store since the third holdgave himself the advantage. : : i . 0 WwW 00 g ; Teel a vantag Farm Bureau Federation at Chicago he fought so bitterly as a Senator, up two weeks ago. { SNK , Harold Negley, end on the Conti- to meet the challenge recently raised he attributed losses in American’ Last night the bandit pressed » ORI ; 15¢ A WEEK » 50¢ A WEEK nental football team, was one of the by Republicans foreign trade, and he contended something hard into Detective MeFAI ep e "Ay pel ™e . % 3 ’ ty shi oh ou TOs [o1 presitientn In Republican strategy for recaptur- that only by breaking down bar- Grath's back. Detective McGrath Black or others are Ruth Downey, William ing the farm belt, once a stronghold, riers can the nations of the world turned and fired. The bandit fell Brown Gingery and Betty Jane Smith is under the direction of Senator Attain economic recovery to the floor, clutching a toy gun in ) Nn TINE H\#¢ 5 acl n 5 < . \ i / Ine names oO ath canine WAS Gharles McNary of Oregon, Repub-, He conceded that war, which dis- his right hand Oo hb "pack of tl IR a 35 Jum lican Senate leader, who has a name 'upts trade, must adversely affect Sess at In the back of the room and gave ,,;,ong farmers as co-author of the operation of the trade-agreement |INSSEESE tor DELICIOUS 1eavy applause for Negley. old MeNarv-Haugen Bill, program, “but that is no reason, as

Then the names of the other , some contend, for abandoning the TH pupils on the Negley ticket were Opens Attack on Trade Pacts (ire program for the duration of JB

read-—Betty Schuck for vice presi- por the moment. while awaiting the war . \ Ey \7 Jewel dent, Suzanne Van Talge for corre- omylation of a definite Republican These counsels of despair and : sponding secretary, Mary Lescu for

i \ 1 farm program, Senator McNary is defeat overlook the all-important PL ots Benru / recording secretary, and Eileen ju)vine farm-state RepuBlicans in| fact that the chances of sound eco- ARR! $ 3 ge B i TA » . “11 ~ > iy ~ . Py y: h: © y : 5 : % a ( , 5 AV - ver Newby Tor publicity Cirattor The 1, attack on Secretary Hull's cher- nomic restoration after the war, in le : TI) regueite applause spread to the whole au- ;..4 reciprocal-trade program, an which we shall have a vital inter- A KE $19.75 Zh 3 . g k : i ‘ cic ite | pel u 28 N. Penn ditorium attack which is to be carried for-| est. Will be almost non-existent if [Writ or Premium Cataiog &

ward in Congress when it meets in| Ve now abandon our work in be- § ori Sone ils 50c A WEEK 1974 60 JANUALY. half of sound trade policies Mr. Hull, in his Chicago speech, LR RR BARA RS A AR A RR TYR Me ER WT A Ye defended the program under which pg >

the Administration has negotiated i THE IDEAL GIFT AND A MARVELOUS VAL E! treaties with 21 countries whereby & " the United States, in exchange for i concessions in the way of tariff re- M ductions and quotas, has received %

similar concessions to open new markets for manufactured and ag- 0 ricultural products. . ms Secretary Wallace devoted chief # attention to urging the farmer rep- 0 resentatives at Chicago to get behind

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He defended the farmer's right to such Federal assistance, but he wants it on a pay-as-you-go basis. He explained that business, which has received large benefits from the tariff, and labor, which has won increased income through collective - bargaining agreements facilitated by the present Administration, do not have to come back every year to Congress and have these privileges validated, as does the farmer, The surprising thing about the Price mm Secretary's speech was his advocacy 22.95 Ae of a manufacturers’ sales tax on| ; TT luxuries, as one possible means of] financing the farm subsidies—surprising because tiis Administration) has studiously avoided the sales-tax principle. The Secretary devoted much of his speech to an argument that the farm program—ineluding conserva- ® 6-Tube Super- Just the tion of national resources, such

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