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THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1940 : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 8

POLITICIANS EYE Wins in 6th . . . .1n Dispute . . . . WHOLESALE FOOD (Gracie, Only Candidate Sureof Nomination, HEARING ON TAX CUTS REORGANIZATION B , PRICES TURNLOWER| Starts Surprise Campaign Tour fo Omaha T0 OPEN TOMORROW

NEW 9 (U.P) ~~ YORK, May 9 (U. P.).—The The State Tax Board will hold

: 1 ' By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN i s s.” i ; general level of wholesale food 2A RE a gman ly press agents,” Miss Allen According to ‘the publicists, Who |, hearing at 9 a. m. tomorrow on } : prices in the week ended May 7 HOLLYWOOD. Mav said in an off-the-record-don't- don’t much care who they quote! titi declined moderately from the pre- Siiverst y No orl ay i 9. — That iquote-me interview, “there probably [Postmaster General James A. Farley pe : Vie No yell ugtlons th WE a ceding ‘Week, when the highest | er-tong rator, servant of the wouldn't be anything in the papers will make the nomination speech, Praise] Vine 07 IY tree: WR daa

point Since Feb. 90 ‘Was ‘fenched. people, sterling politician, friend of |ahout them at all. And What a great| “And then,” sighed the candidate. estate in Marion County. The

ye . 1 Nl RN ¥ Bs N . th 8 spe i i alg ” “i | i ’4 Hillis Claims 1000 Delegates BE Sl Dun & Bradstreet, The, reported gone ion horoon a or ICH relief that Would be. it Wil be wii, 3 ton ave yo Wi TeoTine WIN We SIG in Wee House ele ’ on a whirlwind| As for the wise-crack authors, anything until after the people elect|®f Representatives.

In Republican Race | © Rl today. | P 3 A 3 The company’s weekly index of ub w Ofte hd for her nomi- |Gandidate Allen said she understood me.” Tt will be the first in a ‘series Fatih Ys Fioqdens ou Wie United 'some of the other presidential can-| Once she gets to the White House, Of hearings on more than 7000 pe-

For Governor. ay TEN 31 food commodities in gensral use |gistes iieintes hired bh ‘writers. § thouen, oh ’ m ™ " : |didates hired speech writers, too. h, she's going to make | tition: y : By PAUL T. SMITH A was placed at $2.33, compared with| yer special train will meander| «Only they use Joe Miller's book.” drastic reforms. She intends to i tions filed by property owners United Press Staff Correspondent 3 Sa RY § X $234 in the previous week and into Nebraska four days hence. she said “We have fresh ~ nut trees, for the squirrels. [Saroughbut Wie Stee. Amid candidates’ rival claims of \ \ : $2.28 in the corresponding 1939/Candidate Allen said she couldn't! Pers wa NS Jokes.| She's going to paint the executive] The Pleas of the majority of pedelegate support, Indiana political | : | week. © ‘any faster becatse ‘sh (Don’t we, Georgie-Porgie? mansion sky blue because the people | titioners are based on the elaim leaders turned today from Tues- |} | Increases ‘Were ‘registered ih bar. B ] f se she had to| Georgie-Porgie Burns, her hus- are tired of looking at it white; in-|that there has been ho general apday's primary election to the party LL \ Nu Ney. ‘hams, ‘butter cottonseet oil make 31 rear platform speeches en band BH auteyie partner these stall a ping-pong table in the East praisal of real estate since 1932 and or Eanizg lions of the next few LA ; |cocoa and potatoes, while flour, Out® HOW Sofething that Jolin N.|she didn't stop A HN ig . — in Te Rete that since that ‘time ‘values have Fav and © the Repriblican Sate Sl = wheat, rye, bacon, lard, sugar, steers, |Garner, Robert Taft, Thomas Dewey long and so loud, she wouldn't have tives in chintz Ose 7 Rapresunte wptiringiten, oy ention two weeks from tomor- NN R 3 : SN hogs, sheep and lambs recorded de-|and the others have forgotten. any voice left in Omaha, “They're the ugliest chairs,” the! The Tax Board is empowersd to On Saturday the precinct com- | L ” ws clines. “They do not realize,” thundered| Candidate Allen, who has been candidate said. “You'd think they'd | oro anarchy Hive mitteemen chosen hn the primary | Lenhardt Bauer , . . his home Ewing Emison . . . an attempt he Te of I prize Party {booming De esr Fon Det hte heeh there for 50 venys.” : Ft D Tol UM Ye Wl oo hE Penhahiza tions , o Sov is- | ‘CITY y ,« [In & soprano voice, “that a full half White House these many weeks, wil $ : y ‘elimi | ments, Will conduct county reorganizations, | owh of Haute bi Jo June) in an men Dis CITY ATRPORT NEARLY PAYS of the married people in America— spend tonight in Las Neeas Nor Wei ay, elds Hi Siminatel Of the Marion County petitions, Merion, County Republican leaders | SO or, an gave r. Jkt G. % P. Eha itis My he- CLEVELAND, O, May 8 (U. P.).|T repeat—a full half, are women.” (tomorrow in Salt Lake City, Sat-|locked doors, lime lights Sana little 1571 are in Center Township, If Monday Ant oe oO er ae in the Sixth District. ection Xs expecten ot wetk. ~The municipal airport cost the Candidate Allen took with her ajurday night and Sunday in Chey-|black books for the following rea-| 'n® Board recommends that adElownoss or the Central Counting | pee erste [city of Cleveland only $941.28 to op- {11 a Vriters ee ents (Vippee, Said She), and Montiay sons: in be oo in the towni < / > a Tere “ . 0 ' . ui Q ; . . 1 $ . 50+ pC ni in or atte, eb. WwW 8 : g i ; ; . Y Bureau's operations. URGES INSURANCE STUDY day to approve a resolution to au-| erate last year, Maj. John Berry,|pand, and four press agents, iholud- hop into Omaha Tuesday de : She ay nthe. fire hazard nr gig A Shah, hod District reorganization meetings| WASHINGTON, May 9 (U.P.).—|thorize an investigation of fire in- airport commissioner, has reported ing Miss Pauline Swanson, beautiful |and whoop things up with the dele-| 3. Lime light is hard © ® Poa | Democratic Honination Yor Gouin : of Republicans will be held next| Rep. John M. Houston (D. Kas) surance and casualty rates in the an income from fees and rentals of |blond. [gates until Friday, when she accepts dent's complexion hh Li Treasurer “will b or County "Tuesday and the state committee asked the Rules Committee yester- | United States. [$39,615 and expenses of $40,556.29, “If more candidates had more/the nomination. 4. She likes books ‘With pictues. do Seu © empowered to JI. xR * L S 8. | J SO.

will reorganize Wednesday. The United Press is informed reliably that Arch N. Bobbitt will be re- X tained as state chairman by agreeNOTE, PLEASE:

ment of all factions. Democratic district meetings will Zr Il the S be held next Wednesday and the All ‘the Dtrauss courtesies State Committee will meet the fol- and facilities RY this lowing Saturday. occasion—the skill and care Candidates Claim Wide Support of our fitting and Among the Republicans the six ] ® alteration staff. candidates for Governor immediate- ' ly claimed support of various state Our customary CHARGE convention delegates in key coun- : SERVICES—the 30-da ties. All awaited with great inter- accounts , , . the JUNIOR est the final tabulation of the Marion County vote which will pro- (J y CHARGE accounts that duce 236 delegates. | permit ‘weekly payments \ vu Glen Hillis of Kokomo through ' and accounts tailored to | special needs. - ¢

his managers claimed the solid delegations of Monroe, Clay and No carrying charges! Greene counties in the Seventh District, which is the home territory of one of his rivals for the Governor nomination, William E. Jenner of Shoals. ll Jenner managers said the claim was ridiculous, and claimed delegates in Jay County in Mr. Hillis’ own district, the Fifth Mr, Jenner also claims a large majority of St. Joseph County's 78 delegates, those in Vigo County and some in Lake County, where Mr. Hillis previously had been reported strong.

Hillis Claims 1000 Delegates

Hillis managers also predicted that they will enter the state convention with 1000 delegates and termed the results of the election “very satisfactory.” Benjamin Brown, Indiana director of the Townsend old-age pension movement, said that his or=- | 1

ganization elected at least 157 state convention delegates who will support Walter Bossert, former leader of the Ku-Klux Klan, for the U. S, senatorial nomination.

stot course: ma ao yy 1aONION Park “Park Fifty” . .. perhaps the finest $50 Suits in America.

Lake and Marion counties, the fol- of “STANEREKS” "es the lowing were nominated as congres- distinguished suits that

sional candidates:

FIRST DISTRICT — William 'T. seem to work miracles

Schulte, Democrat; Elliott Belshaw, . Republican, both from Hammond. with short men—and to

SECOND DISTRICT — James O. gime them height! Amd Cox, Valparaiso, Democrat; Charles > Halleck, Rensselaer, Republican. with stout men—they seem THIRD DISTRICT — George Sands, Democrat; Robert Grant, h ake gle the semblance Republican, both of South Bend. poun agel FOURTH DISTRICT — Frank E. Corbett, Democrat; George W. y Gillie, Republican, both of Fort SHORTS —slzes 35 to Ww Wayne, ) : Bauer Wins in "6th LONGS—sizes 33 to 48 | FIFTH DISTRICT—George Wolf, STOUTS—sizes 39 to 46 Peru, Democrat; Forest * Harness, SHORT STOUTS— Kokomo, Republican, sizes 38 to 46 SIXTH DISTRICT —Lenhardt . Bauer, Democrat; Noble J. Johnson, Republican. (Mr. Bauer trailed Alanson Albright in total votes in the district outside Vigo County, but took the lead today when Terre SINGLE ant DOUBLE Haute gave him more than a 3 to 1 , margin over Mr. Albright.) breasted. SEVENTH DISTRICT — Charles H. Bedwell, Sullivan, Democrat; Gerald W. Landis, Linton, Repub- WORSTEDS of * lican. ped reed quall : EIGHTH DISTRICT —John W, Ie 1. Boehne, Democrat; Charles F. Wer- p ner, Repoublican, both of Evans- TWEEDS of superb

ville, NINTH DISTRICT — Eugene B. character. Crowe, Bedford, Democrat; Farl It" ! It's of i f . Wilson, Huron, Republican. : spectacular 4 i h oma HERRINGBONES S cular! " those unheard-of affairs . . . and we are prepared for a RE STRICE © SHETLANDS—CHEVIOTS! great public reception! (A “buy” from Fashion Park—and therefore a clearance of our Ward, Union City, Democrat; Ray- sits i AR l ’ mond S. Springer, Connersville, Re- : own Su a buy for you!) publican, There are even GLENS ELEVENTH DISTRICT—Willi H. Larrabee, New Palestine, Denso ameng them : I ei Tovinsen, ‘anders (dated 1941)! The first time that Strauss has broken in these fine clothes in the heart of a season! TWELFTH DISTRICT — Louis move Ludlow Democrat; James A, Collins STRIPES le titul If ou Spo or Judson L. Starke, Republicans. —p n ly, on on and showed d hill d +h h 4 th h 4 f 3 weight— The incumbent Congressmen all rounds of on—ana chile rou anda throu vo. and it fai to thrive! backg of blue and g 9 ; ed to thrive If you want to gain heights

were renominated. i h : Those who were supported by the gray—and a certain gray. But we were "lucky". . our business has been very good (thank you)! ‘And 3 rok” “Stan-e-rek”, There isn't another sult like MW,

Townsend followers were Mr. Schulte, Mr, Grant, Mr. Hutness green, smart and very Mr. Halleck and Mr, Gillie ad- ; ; ministered setback to ‘the Town- THESE ARE SUITS you can $50 world! As public:minded storekeepers—we'd naturally harness this It ‘seems fo ‘take away

Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Landis, Earl wearable because we keep our stocks fresh, clean—open and active—we listened to Fashion Wilson, Mr, Springer and Mr. y Park! | of . ; : arx’s proposal ot 200 suits at a sharp discount! The pick and the cream of the send leaders, who actively opposed wear the them. The Townsend leaders ! r year round \ 4 : s them. The Townsend leaders eg: fy Hy opportunity and bring it to patrons. WN vn Ly TS) t seems to aliness

Robinson. inations of Mr. Schulte, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Robinson. Their other In pleasantly), heh ‘Who ‘oun ‘use it. If’ ‘milles . ,

cantidates wero unopposed AND BECAUSE WE HAD EXACT DUPLICATES OF THESE SUITS IN STOCK ., . removed from fie Sonventions)

District Dispute Settled

Mr. Brown ssid the Townsend SPORTS SUITS— (The WE MARKED THEM TO MEET THIS SPECIAL PRICE! “short” or “stout” ‘models, organization will continue its fight Jackets can serve with It is the result of designing

agains: Mr. Halleck in the Novem- your rate slacks ection, , : \ PD Republicalis also had a Seventh sepa $ ) It’sa broad guaged occasion on a large, helpful scale. The selling begins with ‘the Yolussonll 2 Hew on

Dire 10, veh ius, Formally SUITS In ‘fhe — opening of the doors at 9:30. It is not apt to run long—the values are that good. new placement of lines—new Factions dimensions, new proportions,

district convention. re-

portedly allied with Glen Hillis at- nher—and ) A tempted to unhorse Ewing Emison ma . n the Mere Fashion Park the Choice & Select Suits 3 7 There are at Jot of Stanereks of Vincennes, oldest member in tailored fashions. of the y . 5. point of service on the G, O, P. in this sale, State Committee, as Seventh District chairman. However Mr, Emison is expected to be re=elected easily.

TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET Townsend Club 52 will meet at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow in the ciubrooms, 4424 'W. Washington St. The chub will have a card party in the ¢lubrooms at 8 p. m. Saturday.

But this has been a strange season! The spring clothing business has been rained

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