Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 May 1940 — Page 13

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FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 18

Greeks bo Meet | aten Bill which will be intended MOTO | made on all cars and warned ceived cuts except Vern Hughes, |32d St, were sent to the hospital lto strengthen it. My amendment 'motorists to clean off license plates 21, of 3219 Boulevard Place, the [i ao smbulance along. with Mx roug 3 n will add at the close of the bill a over the week-end. driver of the truck, who was ad-| to the hospital by another motorist. DEL AYING STUDY \ 4 ATCH Cl OL AUSE == section, to be designated as AN UP PLATES A drive will be made also, Capt. mitted with head injuries. : - NY (Section 13, which will read as fol- Troutman said, on motorists whol Police said a car driven by John | lows: Beginning Monday, Indianapolis drive at night with only cowl lights {K. Snyder, 19, of 651 Eugene St. Rowing ard Baking [Be Ib. OF | “Nothing in this act shall be con- og policemen will stop motorists lighted. | struck Mr. Hughes’ truck when the | |v In * RE Fesenscul lowest : |strued to alter or amend any pro-|for inspection of driver's licenses, latter was stopped. Three persons || "ATE® Sele HP EFORM BILL Wants Bill to | to Guarantee visions of the Federal Oorrupt |certificates of title and the condi-| FIVe Persons were taken to the ging with Mr. Snyder, Mrs. Lovie | oL POULT! c Practices Act of 1925, of any(lon of license plates, Capt. Leo City Hospital today after an auto-|Theard, 33, of 1132 Carrollton Ave, CAPITOL POULTRY CO. Preservation of Corrupt |amendments thereto, as to the| Troutman announced today. mobile crashed into a truck in N. her daughter, Mae, 16, and Mrs, |} 1018 S MEcidisn. ovis TR amount of money that any candi-| He said id the inspections would be Capitol Ave, 2300 block. All re- ‘Mary Sommerstorm, 30, of 1053 W. | .

State Machines Continue to \ A \ \ Practices Law. date for Senator, Representative, RR...

} | delegate, or resident commissioner pi - as Hammer Away at 1 times Speciat {may expend in his own campaign

\ WASHINGTON, May 10.—Rep. under the he provisions of th of that act.” a Hatch Proposal. 3 BD Louis Ludlow (D. nd), announced | A mnmer

ma tained their consent to insert oe : n Hatton Sumners of the House other section which will insure Fed. | oo a ~ B ALL-BE AR IN G

Judiciary Committee pledged today Nl } none of the provisions of the that there is no disposition on his eral Corrupt Practice Act are re . A gain of more than 1000 in

part to delay action on the Hatch pealed by this new law. | population in 10 years was reported

political reform bill which is before a DRI. I aT the | today for Jasper, Ind.

is committee, \ | | : 5 7 x He made this declaration when| C. A. Pal. Mammon . . . descend- a Bh » RE a enw | — / ny ons oF Sa ory Hos fol- ant of royalty, will address which has my undiluted sympathy. | showed a population of 4979 persons | JER AR in Sy local Greeks. “Those who believe in the Hatch in Jasper, compared with 3905 inf terday to consider the Hatch bill] The Greek-American Progressive on + abs _ Pie of their oy burgh, Ind., with a preli \ and the tponement of further Association will have an all-day| nid phplorm the duties of Vheir wburgh, In i prelimithe postpo Drogeam Sunday for the benefit of|Omces faithfully, honorably and nary total of 1369, showed a gain i. a. Mon Soul SyesHAY & The the local Greek Orthodox Church, Re a the proper me, 1 shall | of about 100 over the 1930 figure ” nounced, because the House was|ITias, and the G. A. P. A. national | roduce an amendment to the 1262. al convening today an hour ®arlier|Orbhanage at Chicago.

he apicions spread maturany |e 6. A PA win be present | | 1-DAY SHOE REPAIR SPECIAL

ahd quickly because of the rather Chief speaker will be C. A. Mam-| / 3 EE Wea vk A - 14-INCH strange operations of the Judiciary | MOR: Prince Paleologos, a Chicago Saturday Only! HE NE : \ Raven Ei h / Democratic machine headed bY| 1, the afternoon at the Yu | : by g0- | et . Senator Guffey. Siav National Home, 3626 W. 16th | get your shoes repaired at = FULL SIZE

Committee on the measure thus far, J2DKer and a direct descendant of Excuse for . | ices as low as ours! Bring Machines Give Pressure St. & comedy act, “Xidakis Kail pr | It § a Thanassoulis,” will be given followed in the whole family's shoes. 6 FEET ri . is from big state machines that Work is guaranteed! %

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the Paleologon family, the last rul-" § i the known hositility of the Demo- bw » Fd cratic leaders to the bill and the | Stantinople. Empire at oa s No | > : a Ses pp, hn Mammon wil speak a, shut ISS Ren Down Shoes | JE In Br a ag gn Ry pa [12:30 b. m. in the Greek Orthodox | wn P : a =D inh a. following a religious service | b CUSHIONS a cog in the powerful Pennsylvania or apout two and one-half hours. | « « « especially when you can | : | Alipy installation of new officers of the greatest Pres ® kill Yi the wil Jocal lodge and Greek-American | WATER-REPELLENT now comes, for it would prevent dancing. | ' ' y \ - exploitation by such machines of | At the installation James A. Men Br Women $i Children's COVER employees of state agencies which Geroulis, G. A. P. A. 5th District LEATHER RUBBER | receive funds from the U. S. Treas-| Governor and deputy county at-| HALF SOLES Cc NEELS Cc i ury-—such exploitation as was re-|torney of Cook County, Ill, will be}

vealed in Pennsylvania, among/the chief speaker. Dr. George P.| Three Expert Shoetrici other states, in 1938. {Gavaris, supreme president of the | wid oet rerans Republican influences also are association; Andrew Margarites, su- | \ | operating against the bill, it was|preme treasurer; James Athana- | N) f AR q R I [ 5 U A A | N 0 # 0

learned today, because of its $5,000 sopoulos, commissioner of the junior | limitation upon individaul campaign order, and Dr. C. Papatheodore, he, contributions which would severely | preme orator, will give short talks. | restrict such huge outlays as some All are from Chicago. of the party's chieftains made in 1936 and since, notably Joseph N. Pew, the. oil magnate, and his fam-

ily, whose political benevolences run v into the millions. Mr. Pew, presid- ; {> ing genius of the G. O. P. in Penn- Open Every Thursday and Saturday sylvania, has national influence.

Republicans, however, outnumber Night Until 9 o'Clock

Democrats almost 2 to 1 among signers of the Dempsey discharge : fr petition to force the bill before the a e O

House.

82 Have Signed Eighty-two of the 167 Republicans RE N\ a NN ORR , ERA i : or 49 per cent of their total, have HN AAR Na ft R A : signed, as against 48—or 18 per cent CN a A —of the 260 Democrats. One Amer- X \ A ERE TN 4 \ Can in ican Labor Party member and one - n WN \ N Ne N h WN \ ¥ \ $8 Progressive bring the total signers h NN \ bh . \ go W A \ {3 i

to date to 132 of the necessary 218. Republican floor leader, Joseph

‘Martin (Mass) has been expected d \ A : \ to sign, but has not yet done so. \ \ ARE The influence of public pressure is AN WN WwW \ a noted among House members, one ANN \ - case being that of Rep. Celler (DP. : AR 0 X TR ’

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Judiciary Committee, who has been AN a Lal > deluged with telegrams from his RRR i e " ai all Brooklyn constituents demanding a \ - \ \ : ; By that he sign the discharge petition. . ah \ Le am— 1 “Nil Say n TERMS

Bankhead Comments

“If the Judiciary Committee does not report the bill out in a reasonable time, I will sign the discharge petition,” he announced today.

Speaker Bankhead (Ala.) said to- \ NR \ ; ae day, “It is quite probable that there \ NT \ ; 3 3 will be a vote on the bill by the . NR AR \ House.” \ : \

The Speaker, while saying that he : \ : \ is opposed to the bill, said that, nev- OR NL ] \ um * TUBULAR STEEL

= campaign of opposition and hat| [FEIN rr a - Upholstered SEAT and BACK

not spoken about it to any member | 4 of the Judiciary Committee, A] N F RX 3 b+ : No Se . ; er ——r WLR N of A EW CHOICE OF COLORS:

DUCE MOURNS MILLER ROME, May 10 (U. P.).—Premier e CANARY BACK WITH BLUE SEAT,

Benito Mussolini today cabled con- \) HA N + NE S LR : ® WHITE BACK WITH BLACK SEAT. dolences to Mrs. Webb Miller in A NN a Ne 3 3 } \ A WW ; ® WHITE BACK WITH RED SEAT, All-Metal

connection with the death of her »> : : | li | hn ® RED BACK WITH RED SEAT. T TY husband, who had been a friend of 3 Ny ; A ® BLACK BACK WITH BLACK SEAT, U ILI

the Fascist leader since 1922 when both were reporters at the Cannes Conference in France. ; Mr. Miller, United Press war reporter, was killed Tuesday night in a fall from a London train during

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