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WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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FD. R LETTER Elwood Honors Its Son Who Grew Up to Be ON ARMY PLANS ear FRA EXPECTED SOON

Pershing Uraes Compulsory Training: Packard Given Rolls Rovece Contract.

By UNITED PRESS

Times Photos, Procter, Miss, D. Sizelove,

BRITAIN MAY GET BIG DYNAMITE SHIPMENT

GALLUP, N. M,

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Roscoe and C,

(left to right) Ethel Morehead

of its them were

Henze, Mrs.

It was a happy occasion of his classmates. Ethel Kohimorgon, Mrs. Harry Grego,

native Among

Miss Katharine

He might be called “utility magnate” elsewhere, hut when Elwood celebrated in honor

Wendell Willkie's nomination as G. O. P. Presidential nominee last night he was plain “Farmer Willkie,”

Town and Country Folk Join SENATE GROUP In Pavers for Our Wendell GEA) es A

nian

Debate |

Ee ‘SUPPORTS KNOX

ras Confirmation, 9 to 5; Opponents Plan to Carry Fight to Floor.

WASHINGTON. Ju U Naval Affairs Committee to 3 to 1ate confirm nomination

of dvna-

July 3

Shipment, of arloads

Partisan Politics Forgotten in Nor iy Democratic Town: Classmates of High School Days Organize.

By NOBLE REED

Fimes Staff Writer

mite, totaing 8.5 F't

was

00,000 pounds, fro m| Wing New

revealed yesterday.

Brazil Population Is 709 Less Than in 1930; % Clay City Up. va

10,000 residents were trying excitement of staging one ol Ty ” : he B q the local Marine Corps Recruiting i we ie exodus from the Brazi ) honor of “our own" Wendell ¢ asi Erp y ol Whi ; ition here vesterday were Bernnig an eran > eC er icn y p . nominee i ! Nos 10 y pr : hol ard Joseph Maag Jr. of Richmond gan | as ( ¢ auring 3 > . \ |aRe community forgot partisan polities long CBR MC 3 : © Ind, and Robert Elden Bennet of wish ) ASSAD WR +1 the last 10 vears, according to cen Pl field wld in a noisy and spectacular way that ¢ vel t today by W. A lainfield. sus figures release f i it believes “our Wendell” will be the 3\° TIRUFES TEICABEE TR next President Knight, area us manager 0 resia The city's Democrats Ni the BCD} cae in the mile-long torch. and tile parade of floats and flag. drilled from

nearhy ate to

leans

8 shipping has been in progr

3 I'his cifv's Join Marines Enlisted at | 10 days, it was reported. The trans-

after the strect demonstrations in slican Presidential Democratic the w»

ELLWOOD, Ind, July et back 0 Elwood biggest Li. Willkie, Repu

hig horma

ugh

under commercial the

4 i odes N fer was handled agreement ‘ with a Pate ing

knowledge

» Senate ney with

War

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t \ ) ( the recommenda 11 Dey ariment, Freiait

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en last night to te

SOLDIERS HELP |

midicated snipments was paid at the rate of $2500 Ihe same sources the shipments were de

ox cens the agency moll lieved that

stined for

Relations” Is Jone eneral the Wm, H the Indianapolis

“Personnel Ww Of

Topic— superinBlock Co Opti

diminution mining activities 700 residents the Clay County at the last decade ef

publ nee im 1936

Presider

in ‘harles 1 aqare

joined the a be

in ender

Se il SS

Presidential Nominee

STATE BUDGET MEETING NEAR

$482,000 Fund for Coming Fiscal Year $600,000 Under '39 Figure.

The State Budget Committee will convene within a few days to make {appropriations for State institutions (from a contingent fund of $482,000 | The appropriations will be made for the new flscal year, which began yesterday, The contingent fund for [this fiscal year is about $600,000 less (than was appropriated by the 1939 | Legislature for the last fiscal year fending June 30. Of the $1,062,000 available (year, &nly about 75 per cent (spent, the Budget Coinmittee | nounced. The unspent {under the law, must revert, {State general fund and carried over for use fiscal year, The balance is a result of Gover(nor M. Clifford Townsend's economy (campaign to maintain a surplus in (the State Treasury at the close of his administration next January

last, was anhalance, to the cannot be in the new

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As your EYES go,

SO GOES YOUR HEALTH

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favorable

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the

Contract for More Warships

lilitary Affairs CX 14 to

Isolationists to Keep Up Fight

who opposed

to carry thei

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col Mi ox seemed assured 2 Committee vo confirms tl

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FED CROSS FUND

Chip In $95.53 to Bring ¢ County Relief Total To $62,260.

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Han

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When the soldiers N 4 the

their pay ti members

donatic

of five outfits ea to the Red

heir dona-

Mes fund to 893 53 were ster Batt Infantry, h nfantry Fifth Quai $1 3.03 and £12.50 increased

the

company alion $23. $17.

$28: Company 1 Company D, 11t Hendduarters Company, ermaster Battalion, Company OC 11th Inf I'he soldie donat

fts to 206803,

antry, Ss ons bringing to $62,260.78 and musiand Mrs

al garden home

local « 1's to

ape second cale at the J. 1. Holcomb Other new cont Ne) Co. employees $67. Milk Co Mr. and Mrs Pippel. $10: I Joseph $10: Wheel em 816; ub $25.2 Marion Central Cx Commiskey and Mrs, Charles Nicholson 848 and Raymond T collections, $2025

NON-VIOLENCE URGED

arty

2550 ihutors were Inhibhs Mutu i © Barn vovees

ide county £10;

nne R Democratic Mrs: Leo

£62.35.

\ mmitiee Workers and workers 65, Murray

pet

{ 1s0n

automobiles that wound Elwood streets {or more how

raped ouna than an amous for {ts annual tomato rg the city dragged out its old buntings of farm jubilees and hung them across streets jammed with townspeople and farmers who had driven in from miles around.

Homes (0 Be Decorated were up day Mi return to his native city

already starting

Re campaigns to

sidents pss their homes Willkie will to formally

nomimna-

are

{or the when

accept” the Presidential tion Clubs comprise

“Knew

whose membership would NVillkie pals” him when” formed. Several of the high school classmates found selves more than ordinary zens Six of them members of the 1910 class were guests of honor at a rally in the High School Gymnasium following the parade They were Calvin city's clerk-treasure: Proctor, a farmer; Mrs head of Kokomo AD Gregg. Miss Ethel Kohimogon Miss Catherine Henze Other classmat wh to the rally Hartman Harmon ol Mrs. Ruth

Bloomington

or those

who were being nominee's themcil

nist

Sizel J Et

the Roscoe MoreFunice and Elwood not get Frances Paul and of

ove

hel

Ol did include Mrs f Elwood Prof Indiana University Dickinson Harmon

r. Newcomer Chairman

I'he chairman of the dem-

general

[400 fewer {limits

despite stem

during forts of city leaders to the flow today is 8035 in 1930. From 1920 to il lost 549 residents, a tal in 40 vears or 7.38 pel 1920 population

I'he popul against 8744 1930 Braz 1258 its

Lion

loss of cent of

Clay City Gains

show that a few might have gone Its populat

10 vears from

Census gt of the migrants nearby Clay City 1as risen in the last 1079 1108 Population loss creased tile and brick at reflected in Brooklyn's decline 545 to 484 residents Bloomington, have been in since the enumeration began three times large in area was in 1930 and has 2000 more re dents he Census Bureau reported to change, that 20,672 live compared with 18,227 in Boys Scouts (Checked

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ators

Rloomington citizens had charg that there were too few enumel and that a Vincennes supervisol could not properly handle a Bloomington count At the of the the Chamber of Commerce Scouts over the area previously cluded in the city as well area annexed this year in empt to add more names Mr. Knight said there were about people inside the old city than 1930, He said having a cheek made in Washington to determine Indiana Um

ation Boy

enumel sent

as an

whether

where census Agures.

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TRAVELERS FACE

he is|

England, I'he Ft. Winga was established War when plosives were lo reduce It shipment portion |at the im the

CoPel

noon ¥riday in the roblems in

mist Club at lumbia Club onnel Relations’

te ordna after the quantitie were stored there scattered over a large area the dangers in handling believed that the recent removed only a minor the dynamite stored one of the

large Of ex Meinradian Meinradian orlast night In the Club A dancing sented by Bernarda

and Martha Lou

Dance for Indianapoli ganization met Hooslel thletic [program was pre | Winifred Ann Matthews

$589,000 IN ROAD CONTRACTS ARE LET

389.336 {or seven

the

Nisters I'he

was of

aepot nation

largest

ew contracts totaling $

road and bridge projects in

ounties have been awarded by

State Highway Commission,

The the

largest contract was awarded Warren

Indianapolis

Brothers Roads Co. $262,404 rock mn

for to

with

reasphalt Henry

and pave miles of Highway and Randolph countie A contract for $248,135 was award ed to W. L. Magaw of Richmond for esurfacing 12 miles of Road 29 in Ripley County Other projects Lake Spencer countie

nine

were and

in Jasper Huntington

| RE-ENTRY TROUBLE

today

WASHINGTON % I'he Just Department

July

ON BRITAIN BY GANDHI.

Newcomer Willkie when the latte lawver in El In the Legion ¢« guards, half armored trucks and field pieces of the National State Police car, two fire trucks that | had in to a fire a few minutes in undignified after parade ended, two high the Nazis in dest school bands and about 50 floats and

all who intend to

out

3 warned citizens

Vv My a young

versity students not residents of Bloomington were counted in 1930 Morgan County's population rose 19.424 to 19.798. Johnson Coungained from 21,706 to 22.448

tration last night as Dr. G

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ITALIAN PLANES

CATRC a close friend of travel side the United States

3 has

India, Jul U Gandhi ap ms {0 ws ermany non-violence fol between nations \ of millions of Insive resist

ance {oO

N! w ELH K was on holiday trips carry ample

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rom identification

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lor

papers stringent regulations against illegal entry of [ went into force Monday and they do not apply citizens, immigration inspectors are requiring more adequate identification at Border Patrol stations to insure that aliens do not enter under the guise citizens Resident aliens, if other country, must re-entry permits issued | authorities.

L) guard-

aliens while

American a dozen artillery Guard, a

and to ade were

I 1 y : MATE SUES LOIS JANUARY ng HOLLYWOOD, July 3 (U. P) Actress Lois January, now singing in a Chicago night club, was accused of desertion today in a divorce suit] brought by Abraham Meyer, a 36-vear-old theatrical agent Miss January was not expected to con-| test the suit, Mr. Meyer's attorneys said, because a property settlement alre ady had been reached

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N | His written appeal, sent to Lord private cars Linlithgow, Viceroy of India, began One float that attracted and ended wit “In the Name of was a truck load of hay | God.” a farmer stood holding | Gandhi said he was placing his “Farmer Willkie.” cervice ait the «

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store

GIVE LUCY THE SLIP TOM, AND COME WITH us.

| tion “Our Own Wendell At the gymnasium meetin 1 I,. Chaillaux of Indianapolis, the I American Legion's Americanism director, urged the Government to close the doors to unchecked immigration.” He referred to the berships of German in the United against further aliens

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