Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1940 — Page 7

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Naval Maneuvers Hint of «Preparation to Defend Caribbean Islands. WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 (U. P).—

American naval maneuvers off ‘the Dutch West Indies suggested today

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Order to Expunge Gambling Case Action Becomes or hihi wa “the title of inPermanent. © °! structor in phys-| CE ~ ak ~ {eal education at Butler. ‘Mr. de Vietien’s riding ex-. perience includes several years as.

~The second group of 4 series of 35 commemorative stamps in theif “famous Americans” series will be

The Indiana Supreme Court has {made permanent its recent writ ordering Marion (County Superior Court Judge Herbert M. Spencer to

Aruba, Bonaire and St. Eustatius. He ‘insisted that assembly of the|.

* islands after recent Dutch mobiliza-

- more than. coincidence.

ST. JOHN FRESHMEN

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| Sisters of Providence-in the U. 8.

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that the Navy may be preparing to defend the strategic Caribbean

Islands if Holland is drawn into the|

European war. President Roosevelt : revealed at his press conference yesterday that 22 naval ‘vessels maneuvering in

the Caribbean will operate off and|’

out of the Dutch islands of Curacao,

Atlantic squadron in the Caribbean

wag only a routine training maneuer.

Gordon and Queen Confer

The Navy and State Departments]

refused to comment. Diplomatic circles, however, speculated that haval maneuvers near the Dutch

tion on the German border might be

Last week, George A. Gordon, United: States Minister to the Netherlands, conferred with Queen Wilhelmina at the Hague. = The White House never disclosed the nature of the conference, but it was considered possible now that it concerned American naval operations in the West Indies. The incident recalled Mr. Roosevelt’s press conference declaration shortly after the outbreak of the European war - that, the United Stafes, under the Monroe Doctrine; |

will. -not_ countenance: + May Be Nazi Warning

1. Transfer- of any Westeri| Hemisphere territory from one European nation to another. 2. Transfer of any Western Hemisphere territory to a nonAmerican power. . The maneuvers precipitated semiofficial speculation that the incident might imply a warning .to Germany and all other European powers that revision of the Netherland’s status-quo would not be permitted by the United States to result in change of ownership of the Dutch Indies.

PLACE FIRST, SECOND |

Miss Mary Catherine Gritt and Miss Patricia Anne Hanley, freshmen at St. John’s Academy, have won first ‘and second places in the junior high division of a national contest - conducted in connection with the centennial celebration of the founding of the Sisters of Providence. Both girls submitted essays’ on “The Services of the Sisters of Providence During the Civil War.”

dents in schools .conducted by the Miss Gritt is the daughter of: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gritt, 425 Ruckle St., and Miss Hanley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Han-

both 14.

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expunge ftom‘ his record an entry

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Fay Davis, Indianapolis, recent graduate of the John Herron Art School, is working on a mural at the postoffice in Chester, Ill, under commission from the Federal Government. She was appointed last

at Ligonier, Ind.

NEICHBORHOODS —5y HARRY MORRISON

Audience . Fails to Produce Dog Chain for 'Auctioneer’.

Dave Manley, the old-time burlesque and vaudeville artist who came here several months ago to conduct the “Auction Dave” shows at “4he neighborhood houses, is still.going strong. Saturday at the Oriental ‘he offered $20 for a dog chain and collar He offered $15 for either accessory with still no

with no takers. acceptances. rin Finally ‘he got tooffering money for anything having to do with And there wasn’t a dog biscuit, a dog bath or a dog sweater in the house. Not even a dog-eared volume, hound-tooth coat or a hot dog. Last week without even trying he paid $250 each for four Chinese back-scratchers. ” 2 ”

Speaking of dogs, it’s been suggested that a special matinee beconducted for the pets that so patiently wait outside the theaters for their masters to seé the show. . . ..The pets would be admitted free. The movies would be cartoon shorts, with Pluto, Bonzo and other cartoon dogs featured. . . . Exhibitors report a gradual de-emphasizing of love in the screen thrillers, particularly the cowboy pictures. The boys and girls who like these shows most

are embarrassed by too many 4 ,

kisses. If the hero gets kissed too much the kids in: the audience are embarrassed for him, .. « Even the “better” films have changed to this system recently. | “What a Life,” “Siwash” and “Seventeen”—all about - ' youngsters—put the soft pedal on lovemaking. vo : ” ” ” $ ] Victor Jory will play the role: of “The Shadow” in the Satur-

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name starting Saturday at the Vogue. . . . opening a new jitterbug show every Thursday, starting tomorrow evening. There'll be 12 contestants each week. . . . The Vogue parking lot will be more popular with the customers now that you have to have a tail light if you park on the street after dark. . . . The Sheridan is bring~ ing back an all-Technicolor show that should be seen. It's “Kentucky”’and “Jesse James,” to run tomorrow through Saturday. The - Esquire, another Cantor Theater, will show “Honeymoon in Bali” tonight and tomorrow. The midweek calendar follows: BELMONT — Tonight and tomorrow: “Laugh It Off’ and “U-Boat 29.” CINEMA — Tonight and tomorrow: tSamgica Inn” and “The Witness VanDAISY—Tonight and tomorrow: ‘The Women’’ and ‘‘Hidden Power." . EMERSON—Tonight: “Drums Along the Mohawk’ and ‘Rulers of the Sea.”

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U. S. COURT RECALLS ITS HOLT MANDATE

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals at Chicago has recalled a mandate ordering that the sentence of Olin R. Holt, former Ko-

Holt, who was convicted here last May and sentenced to 15 months'in prison and fined $5000 on charges defrauding the Government by diverting WPA labor to private use, filed a certified copy of the recall in Federal Court here yesterday. He said that this clears the way for taking his case to the U. S. Supreme Court. His conviction was upheld by the Appeals Court last Nov. 29 and a rehearing was denied Jan. 14,

AMERICAN PAINTINGS EXHIBITED AT CULVER

Times Special = CULVER, Ind, Jan. 24.—Paintings by 24 nationally known American artists are now on display at the Culver Military Academy. The exhibit will continue until the first of February. : ] The exhibit is the third of a series being provided by the National Ex-

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‘36 Plymouth Coach; clean and throughout

‘37 Dodge 4-Door Sedan; excellent condition; a

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'3% Ford De Luxe Tudor Finish and upholstery

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’37 Ford “60” Trunk Tudor, one owner, priced especially for this sale ........ 0.00000 $293

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'30 Plymouth 4-Dr. Sedan, original paint and in A-1 condition, only ) ’31 Olds 2-Dr. Sedan, excellent condition. See

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No. 176 Desoto ’37 black coupe, heater, A-1 ‘motor, tires and finish, priced under book, 30 - day guarBNLEC, .......vnivin; $388 . 202 Dodge °’36 five- . window coupe, radio and heater, mechancally 0. K. Tires, upholstery and finish excellent, Don’t overlook this one. Price $290 No. 183 Ford '38 “85” Tudor, black, a dandy buy, 30-day guarantee, only No. 270A Dodge ’33 Conv. Coupe, R. S. This is a good one for only..$ 75

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’'39 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Mstr. Del, radio, heater. cass veines 315 Down

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