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Japan, Irked at Immigration Choose Your Next Suit From Indiana's Largest Assortment of Inexpensive Good Clothes Quota Bill, Hints at

Reprisals. y BY wORN THOMSON i Sa FRANCISCO, May 3.—The Kr en est 3 NATIONALLY WORN!

ties in Scandinavia, the Balkans and |

Other parts of the world have made | i a . i A K D W A T | 0 N A L L Y

the United States and the Filipinos | \ look to then own affairs in the | . ppine Islands. | ; It is still an open question wheth- | | . ’ ’ R ! y k : rT er we will get out of the Philippines | | Dy 1945, as presently provided by | law, but at least until then we are responsible for their defense. We : want nothing to happen there that W : ha tp our job more difficult i y ; ; i it is. \ The term, “fi " origi- | or ; | | | on hated Poh BRE ig Orit a | For Men and Young Men of All Builds - . EL Priced and especially during the siege of > Madrid. The Franco forces Bere . i divided into four columns advanc- . y. ing against the Loyalists, each more een : a ; or less independent of the other, = A but all converging on the Lovalist " hh | :

forces. , Started hy France

He hs Co was quoted at that LA A BIG DOLLAR SHIRT me as saying the ultimate victory 3 : 3 a A j £4 VALUE that we are proud would be won, not by any of these XN 3 Pr ; to offer Indianapolis men! four columns, but by his fifth col- = 4 As £ONR ara b NOTE THESE FABRICS . .

umn, by which he meant his sup- ® y 2 : Li RN JPY ? FESS FIR these PATTERNS . . . these porters inside Madrid and behind Fine Year-'round Worsteds ; ; Soir SE £4 FEATURES , . . and wear

the Loyalist lines, operating in his 3 AAA SEES ‘ Lid “AYWON” you're cers favor from within, by espionage, . A ich c 0 | or- S h ot T wee d $ Ro : : ; WY RANE A hy YE fy tain to agree! sabotage, “boring from within,” and ; : AE LAN vy . ENE IE PSS a . the like. | ® S em i - d ra p e 4 p 0 rt 4 u | t $ “3 A : Ka : 1) AA 1 : 5 MATERIALS: 136x60 thread " Ee Ay alists took up the term. ; 3 : I WALL fe est 21H Suns ne i nd began designating all such e EY 3 SE : = oy PRYVRITD Uinside activities” as the Fifth All-Wool T rop ical Worsteds “4 : : A : i PATTERNS: Wide stripes, Column. Radicals throughout the : | \ % aa \ : wll narrow stripes, all - over SE then took it up from the 3 po, NRPS x \\, ¢ ; Wa iso figures, clip figures. Danis alis R > it | .. . n A i RY rat ‘ jo. \ AAR § A RE be BE a Ta ugh Rf nd Sd Tay Is | Think of it, men! Over 5000 suits to Ne SANA \ , “i hy FEATURES: Expert tailor. . : V aggregation ing and solid ocean pearl

“boring from within” a regime to choose from. All tailored to our own he ; INR Oon hat will Tob Sellow

undermine and destroy it in favor | ‘ ‘fe . vais ; R 8 ; we. xacting specifications of rigidly ra- SIZES: Men's sizes 14 to 17 of some outside force. e g speciticartic f rig dly labora sleeve lengths 32 to 35. ’

Manila, frankly afraid of Japa-| ; 3. ) . i : LS sha hese infiltration, 1s now putting the tory tested fabrics. Here is any type SAN hd # UD lwevrisicyc elas

finishing touches on an immigra- f i / ~oul ; uc otf suit you could want . . . an t tion bill which will reduce the an- d 3 d av 9

nual influx of J h rice that belies its superi vality. Wy » N ual nx of Jwpanese mio me | pric elies its superior quality TH IINNNLS WINDSOR CREPE PAJAMAS MEN'S BEVERLY TIES

Colors aplenty: greens, blues, teals,

Applies to All Nationals : ry id § [2 3} Tailored of Windsor Krinkle Crepes in Foulards, crepes, ripple To avoid offending the sensitive qravs, tans and browns in endless shades 53 3d : # CR white, blue, gray and tan. weaves and nub fabrics in Japanese, the new immigration and combinations SRR § FF RC LE Coat styles with noteh ultra smart and conservative Cc Quotas are to apply to all nationals. : ¥ , Loe RRA RE 3 Fo @ 3 6 | collar and with contrast. 1 39 patterns! Hand tailored! In addition, the word is being Sk § : : Fo YF ing piping trim. Men's " All wool linings! New patpassed around that the restrictions i FAR FL. : sizes B, C and D. terns! (2 for $1)

were forced upon the Philippines —Single and double breasted suits e prevent unemployment caused y an inrush or refugee Jews and —— % : 3 } yn Year-round weights, tropical weights In spite of this soft-soaping, the . Japanese don't like the new bill, Many sport-back models in tweeds and are accusing the United States of pulling the strings which animate the Filipinos to bear down on their immigration.

It is all right, as the Japanese see it, to put Europeans on quotas, S p W T S i ! b T S but the Philippines are Asiatic and START PAYING THE BALANCE 1, JUNE the Japanese, as Asiatics, are entitled to come in as they please.

Not Entirely Consistent

i i Small rryin har strictly controls all immigration carrying charge,

into ¢ n and the areas she dom- Sibi } ’ I in this case prestige and BLOCK’S—Downstairs Store Y 0 I W A i T national aims, not logic, dominate, —ine The Japanese press is Whipping up public indignation over what it terms a “glaringly unfriendly act of the Philippines in their attempt to

restrict Japanese immigration.” It % ® : y Choose the Color . . . the hints at reprisals. | : Cl It is claimed in Japan that the . k Fabric You Want From Our fmmigration bill was originated in L 3 ; Washington and that Paul V. Me- BR ta i r * : Two Low - Priced Groups!

Nutt, former U. S. High Commis-

sioner to the Philippines, was in- ; \ Sk 3 strumental in its framing. The 3 | uf claim of the Filipinos that they | & J have a right to say who they want ; nN A : } : 5 J (

1 Agta te le core of IN THE STYLES This is not entirely consistent 1 1 balance on vour clothin hate with Japanese practice, which 3 JUNE 10 fa JULY 10 fa AUG. 10 a 3 Wgruhese

to admit to their country is ignored in Tokyo |

Filipinos See It as Proof hi A X i J : p 1 Manila views this Japanese out- ; 3) \ & burst as proof that, after all, there : } CR : NR Exceptional Values at may be something to the suspicion | 2 _. Fao \ § ” ' that “fifth column” activities are \ & : g e wy , & as | : \ HADOW STRIPE FABRICS! INGOe Eilupines pOWIt. out ha 3 FY " WHITES! TANS! BLUES! GREENS! And many RONE FABRICS! THIRSTY CLOTS!

» Filipinos point out that Be Wy x Yen. Te ee yy tolerant in NN ; yo a other colors in the popular in-and-outer models OTHER FINE FABRICS that are usually re

their immigration policy hitherto. ; i 5 4 i Tailored by a maker who's admittedly a leader in the with short sleeves and 1040's new trim, saddle stricted to higher priced shirts! Neatly tai-

$ e portions of the Philippines, oo 3 bli . - lored 2-pocket in-and-outer styles with full Fd Pe Davao region, are so | better slack suit field. Choice of summery spun rayons stitching, on collar and pockets! Wonderful as open front and rayon yokes in back! White)

full of Japanese that Japan's law : a LY ; and gabardines. Innar-or-outer style shirts have long or sortment of cool, washable summer fabrics! Small, Bamboo! Tan! Blue! Green! Small, medium governs the everyday lives of the ; : a : short sleeves. High rise slacks are self belted. have medium and large sizes for men. and large sizes for men

ese there. In fact, some Mania, wag: have nicknamed he pavat zipper fly. Newest favored colors include green, blue, BLOCK'S—Downstairs Store BLOCK'S—Dowastairs Store

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. icides are decreasing in | Pr) BO were 29 less homi- | WELL-DRESSED MEN BUY

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« in the state in 1939 than in | 1938. the State Health Department | y vital statistics bureau reports. .

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