Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1940 — Page 13
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ____ PAGE 13 | 1 . A ‘CARELESS’ PAROLE {pended for 10 days for “bringing A F. Lt. LEADER T0 GET |and a vigorous opponent of the Na- [appointment of C. I. O. vice presir f r 'his man back to the institution] tional Labor Relations Board, will|dent Sidney Hillman \ - PLANE OUTPUT Ta ke the Ai on O Defense : AID IS SUSPENDED oitliont er Or o oe GOVERNMENT POST be named within a few days I as a
pel S Q : . President Roosevelt to be Second | ion. No A. F. of L. representative
EE : LIN ; |tect his custody.” I a : \ TE aa | MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July 4! ys Fai bs. chintse 1.| WASHINGTON, July 4 (U. p) AsSistant Secretary of Labor. is on that commission. STEPPED UP 10 Proiiann } SH | (U. P).—Warden Alfred Dowd of| Hidebrand was in charge of Wil-| ’ : . re The announcement was made last| bm
: : . : . BT y {fa “vs | Dani . racy, ve a 0Si bled : : the Indiana State Prison said today|liam Denton, an escaped life-term | Da Al6] W. Troe, veteran president |, op by Secretary of Labor Frances| Los Angeles is the largest city in
EG a x aaaanits. DEE LL that Frank Hildebrand, a State | convict who was captured in Haz-|0f the A. F. of L’s International perkins. Selection of Mr. Tracy ap- the United States—it covers more } BE a 2 ry Prison parole officer, had been sus-'ard, Ky., last week. Brotherhood of Electrical Workers peared designed to offset the recent ground than New York City.
ne Frenne [i Sel] SCN 81 YOU MIGHT NOT BELIEVE THIS . . . if any store but
rods _ EERETURE | PA ay {a the VICTOR advertised 1; more merchandise at no extra cost . _ _ you might raise your brow and be mre avation nausuy is proteins ER SNL ANSE CE skeptical. But, VICTOR has given proof. _ _ _ This is the 9th BONUS SALE. Eight previous sales have a AT ERP» SW ERE proven that this is positively the GREATEST SALE ON EARTH. VISIT The VICTOR and see for vourself. Yes, sources revealed voday ; | : 2 We & : | ; : 3 8 1 definitely, SEEING IS BELIEVING!
These officials, who are close to
Air Force expansion program, § LE y 5 : FR Iv # that while these figures looked | {FN Ne PN Lf. ; 3] -— % ere ety 1 compared with the Admiuis- by i : 3 & NE . . / goal of 50,000 airplanes a Sa N oS RY YOU GET ; i egins Friday!
y represent a great Ior-
stride by the industry. A few § ¥ RE 3 SEE AEE y, they said, the production N . military aircraft a month | Quick to answer the call for national preparedness were 200 New 3 n regarded as an| York girls whe joined the Women Flyers of America and are being
a | trained for wartime flying duty. They expect to release men piifots ed to reveal the exact | for active combat service, if necessary. The corps has a seaplane base | FURNITURE f gain in airplane output but| at Seacaucus, N. J, while land-plane training is given at Nassau, L. I. | lola
10 impr sssion that production | Above, a class of women gets group instruction from Jack McMillan. Dr I ON [rrr iti i ire a on, Re
least doubled since the bethe year. The rate of SELECTION
3 Ol * * ° | production—which had bee: F Vv / F F h | AT NO Lippe jetaly: irst Vessel From Finnis aM
“January 1939, the officials Port In U. S. With Refugees w COST
Further Increase £xpecled
pfident Jat the wits Early Part of Trip Nerve-Wracking. But No Other Ship wes and engines will Was Sighted on High Seas.
tly during the next Francis McEachen of Los Angeles, correspondent for the United Press during | — SPECI AI F I { S H ’ . & 4 by | ba’ & Su - "4
he full use of exand addi-| the German invasion of Norway, has arrived in New York aboard the Finnish motorship Mathilda Thorden, first vessel to sail from Petsamo, Finland, since the
I | start of the Russo-Finnih war. Here, he describes the trip home and tells what is | ; now happening in Finland and in northern Scandinavia, : ; gate of engine .
motors of 1000 By FRANCIS MW'EACHEN
re could be pro- Written for the United Press USE THE DINETTE SET ‘his is in con- 4
ual rate of 19.280 NEW YORK, July 4 —Twelve days ago the Mathilda Thorden poked |
NHYAL ¥ "| its trim grey nose out into Petsamo Fjord and headed north toward the! wa innual rate of . "Ea" $ . op
: {Pole and the open sea. ned to say what per-| The 6000-ton Finnish motorship slid through the still water under § if you are not ready for immediate delivplanes and engines a sun that never sets, beneath sheer, barren rock walls from which the] ery. A small deposit will hold your selection ineludFinns had blasted space for the dock it had just left, carrying a cargo
month are going to : . 1s I dni ot ts > ut added that de Belin of fear and hope. On the right ing your Bonus, for future delivery! Colorful chrome dinette and A aQuva Hat AD > aqlefact 3 ~ re 7 ed Kingdom have | 1 | were Russian mines. On the left] RAARIAAA A } A ARIA A AAAIAAAIAAS _ breakfast room furniture. We cent Months. S A [E S FARMS have it in large quantities. You
in recent months was German-occupied Norway and, | » x \ V1 Eaaipviiedaty sumably F \ Yerman | ' get a bonus on every purchase. planes ordered here I ey units of the German) HERE'S HOW © t yp d France since late Navy. | Onus ca e IT WORKS PAY ONLY Si 00 PER WEEK 3h . t eliveries have been | Beyond, on the course to Ameri-| . 3000, officials esti- | ) ca, was the ocean region in which : Th gi wt : . rp > . { If vour purchase $ 3 merchandise of your own 3 ships of the British contraband con- is 3.00 vou get {.00 Additional selection at no extra cost!
British Government | er all French plane | ERS {trol were operating { vour purchase =a merchandise of vour own ers since France's capitulation to } y 13a Thorden® { s 1200 you get 3.00 Additional selection at no extra cost! li ax dbisiahits In the Mathilda Thorden's hold, Hn 51 115 Bushels of Potatoes according to unconfirmed rumor] VoL, Purchase 5 00 Additional a aT NT Packard to Build Engines To S Nothi f Corn |whispered from passenger to pas-| yey v Spat : 5 poy sen p er 2 arg 0 | vour purchase 3 merchandise of vour own new source of airs 0 Say Nothing © » |senger, were 24 large boxes of} Qur, purchase 10.00 Additional Temchantie ola on . : B T ; {Swedish gold consigned to the . on auction has been Un 3 i f vo urchase merchandise of your own ras \ . | eans, oma oes. { United States | Tn aot 25.00 Additional selection at "eo extra cost! National Defense { Straight north, the little ship . hand ' 3 arms operated by tl State m-/¢ i ‘ther ia’ 3 has merchandise of vo wn on. Subject to| Farms Operates the Sta . 1 ee from hor then nye Ss is 300.00 vou et 50.00 Additional Selection at no extra cost’ board of direc- [stitutions ndians roduced 51,- only presently ice-free port, hc gy oard of direc- stitutions of Indiana produced 9 only presently ice-free port, holding wou PRrehAve 80.00 Additional Werchandise oF Sour own
Motor Co. of De-{115 pushels of Irish potatoes last an undeviating course between the 00 vou get selection at no extra cost!
hat ic ints OF Suds Russian mines iti i that is lots of spuds 1 1 your purchase 100.00 Addi iona merchandise of vour own et
1 ch more was produced on; Once clear of hazards, the Mathil- is 100.00 you selection at no exira cost!
uild 3000 Rolls vear—an
Q us Government| But mu l h Govern-|the farms, too, according to a report da Thorden swung west, then south- A PANNA ~ AA turned | given to Governor M. Clifford Town-| west, and passed 40 miles below the Everything, positively evervthing, that Victor sells excent men's stor Co. after send bv Thurman A. Gottschalk, southern coast of British-occupied clothing is sold with a BONUS of '; more merchandise OF YOUR to produce en- director of State institutions. Iceland, running the gauntlet of OWN SELECTION at no extra cost. | Mr. Gottschalk said that the control vessels plving the Atlantic ; M. M. Gilman farms also produced 8164 bushels of | between that island and the Faeroes. | Y J Knudsen, De-|sweet potatoes, 2,286,569 pounds of| During the entire 12 days the 200 (H+ LY ow TT) HY (111 BON 1) Production co-|tomatoes, 762,265 pounds of cabbage, passengers—refugees, diplomats, re- d i id lant will be 9.793 bushels of sweet corn, 18,- turning journalists an ore thal ov, F : : 0 begin actual hy ER of lima beans and 50 | To PRED ng TL re Go ad have made Jous ha from a AR SLO Ch months from the date 386 bushels of dried beans United States and Canada—did hot n io y Sv . prices , . . you rid RL proceed act, which is expected| Inmates of the institutions had! geht a sinele vessel of anv kind 0 make your own selection of other aa LE RVR shortly {7.730,356 pounds of milk to drink—| The contrast between what the amount of your regular purchase, . . . For instance .". ; if your estimated that pro-|there are about 8.6 pounds of milk jittje ship found on arrival and AR od purchase amounts to $12.00 . . . you ire entitled tg a t at the rate of in a quart. The inmates also had what it had left hardly can be $3.00 bonus in additional merchandise. Likewise if your pur: Here Is “VICTOR th, reaching a|134320 dozen eggs. A total of 133,- 4,50ined, |B chase amounts to $100.00 . . . you get $25.00 bonus in addi- Bre * AT» PRY Won: VY pre ines To ony yy 51 Petsamo Is Growing | § tional merchandise at NO ADDITIONAL COST . . . etc, up INTERNATIONAL SC a i 18} A 1allis { { sh « n oo - : 3 Pe ’" There was almost an apple a day What improvements Petsamo pos- | to bob you yin her io wa A pio 2 p Li ; BK S ite 57.222 bushels produced. sessed were burned to the ground " ‘ 4 io or nationally known electric a Cc. ving oom ul I refrigerator of your own selection. That Is Strictly 1941 ; wat Is Strictly 1941...
6505 WPA WORKERS Im SE Hoo ushy : SWEAR ALLEGIANCE he Poss mn oo sians came.
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{ NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY RADIOS AND ELECTRIC RE-
rapes { Now that the Finns have re- A " . RR tra § BREN TENN os | No shortage of meat was reported, turned. however, Petsamo is experi FRIGERATORS., YOU GET A BONUS ON EVERY PURCHASE, 2 IN Y \ AS EIA DY ye ntterhalk < J he . . Ind July 4 (U. P) — either. M Gottschalk said the encing a mushroom growth and the Ty » 9 5 No Sh
roan A dictriet | Fa ran Av ARCA = 1¢ ward o Wenz, WPA district man. farms produced 172.190 pounds Ollsound of hammers and saws and Herve It Is! day that all of the 6505 beef and veal and 471,831 pounds of |, 0 ccreech of the harbor's single ’
iployees in the Jot est psi, ce 4 more conventional derrick reverberates between the The Famous FLORENCE 8 Gat the. Smart NeW internation ’ na district had signed an oath n th of mor mventional] oC ote nf tha Fang DS § i ; e Stn: New — ’ ners 1 E10 TR fh (AS RTT ly wl oe ses] TEAS RANGE ONLY $1.00 Per WEEK 2c, Living Room Sues $595 Cho
ricOTS sn fioned # tate- 349 bushel yi wheat, 95.062 - . ; i . i . i 3 as "had ¥ I Ales ” » 4 1s of corn 9815 tons of hav.! From time to time the roar of ; » J Streamlined and comfortable, in choice Don't fail to see it t the ad n con t10} usheli Ol orm, Lol. tones { ay, ; ; i \ . A a : . urs " i i y ai to see if po Joey nt * ve iy - 3 A357 tons of ensilage and 1383 tons dynamite drowns out all lesser ay of your favorite colors with Victor lifes green, brown Your Bor an actuivit subver ¢ ( ne 2J%90¢ TOS Oi nsliage an OO ns % & b vi 2s Bie . ’ { Ee EE Ea : : A {sounds and signals the start of i . time sagless guarantee. See. Genuine Angora Mohair
ed States E Mr : Wenz said. of soy beans. {work on a new quayside. | Bi x - 2 Pc Living Room Suites QQ
Petsamo is the only northern outlet now existing for Swedish and By all means see these suites Jovernment standard quality, in Jewel-Tones. Every color of t! rainbow 2-Piece
Pastor-Composer, Now 80, { Finnish goods and the only port] noi . NRO § : before you buy. International quality “Your Bonus is $35.00.
through which food and other sup-| Bg A RE § a
ce of wine, blue us is $15.00
; plies may be brought for that part] Writes Songs on unc es of northern Scandinavia which still | is nominally free > There are not, yor ¢ than a dozen
And for Recreation He Chops |women in the entire area
The 200 of us who sailed aboard
Wood or Pulls _— |the motorship had reached Petsa-
{mo each in his own devious way.
Weeds. RB ET Sorry Fighting Was Over
By HARRY MORRISON NN I had been in Tromsoe when the : word came to the officers and men b R of Norway's crack Northern division stor of innumerable t that they were to fight no more. I gardener and wood- R ) | witnessed their gloom and heard the | | bitter remarks they made | With a Danish minister, a British | " ii ) : a : consul-general and a British terri-| les M. Fillmore, who writes his 3 ¥. : : torial officer. I flew in a Norwegian | ot FE : seaplane to a tiny Norwegian lake Sens written at his ; ¥ [south of Petsamo. I sent my story | ) ve Bi : A in from Rovaniemi and went on to a One ; | Petsamo to wait for a boat home. OY Lieut. Ragnar Christopherson, | now at Ellis Island, had worked his hvmns and way north from Oslo. A translator | ; LL : Weturo.n YT ok : for British consular posts in Nor- HER ak ; our purchoade re a way, he had been in the Norwegian : : FE 3 Li RR ahead of the When Rate [capital when the Germans entered, t ARK FREE in the lot just east of the store. i fi! i RAR ALA America” 1 4 : as had I. I went north, He, a Brit- *aecduled July
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S The Victor cashier will stamp your check. if hn Reis Furniture here's a res FE : : y : y X ! AAAASAAAANAANANAA ANNA 3 FEN en SAE Cn Market, 2 ™ a real ish subject, fled into Sweden. | ol 3 Ef HAS Ls is st That
h. ‘God Bless 8 Both of us were slated for intern-| i A T i Rl Sean suite will first ED Wa ment in Petsamo. My credentials] or an sown.
he has! What tn ; b ; secured my release. He escaped by > Sh : 1 y sing is our thanks 1 Ad boar” ¥ik : " 3 y D er Now ¢ l 9 ~ I SES uy Ww! ks | discarding his uniform and assum-| Buy Ye ot Glid + Now and - ‘ Presenti Newer he's done for us ; P ine another identity | Ge a B( hy S ai A ia i 1'ese n tng a i ew el
wv the Rev. Mr. Fill- : or Wet ee ‘a wii A : i J Be ¥ 7 im sone. He started ft For Kurt Singer and his wife a pa Na R \ ET 3-Pe., 9-Ply Walnut
[ Petsamo was the last avenue of
or America” an Ro NY : AT - iil HE ee t a4 4 F A Singer, a Jew, had gone to y - . <i HE ng it—at the 3 § : LA 4 ) i the Third [Austria before the anschluss to lec-| yay ES W ; > Le NY : yy S oy - La ture against naziism. While he was a? § ERENT -
he knew he had
ji The Rev. Charles M. Fillmore | there, his wife was sent to a con- SR. | HB isn't a patriotic song— knew he had a hit. centration camp in Germany. nN \ RY | ¢ i Te hat SWhe it § 0 | She finally was released and they an $ 3 ARE as alg 1 or Te | ine 1 :¥ “or A Ye ACY s - ~ \ : ws od . Arie Bl thie World told his wife There's a Gospel moved to Gothenburg, Sweden. 1 X " °
’ : age there.” where he published an anti-Fascist Central > : 1 a * ; n t. Bra sink RS ; Y . gE entral W. ( he Rev. Mr. Fillmor's brother, paper and wrote anti-Fascist books. i vi ; Addy E d a publishing business i Following the German occupation 11) 2 oh Py Se or Only Si 00 Per Week ¢ it outside Too nnatl, sent his brother five of Norway and the resulting increase 3 hd : . g : USC olla for it yi German WORE N | Bat \ It has a fine genuine plate mirror on the vanity, a picnic of he song was seldom heard Until] Sincer wax aac; ) hg ) SEN ‘ ha 5 fhe new Aenean wamup Pulsih hd as sue Singer was arrested and many o § - that we can recommend for quality. Bed, vanity
a few years later when the famous|y ks WA loci iov ¥ : a h »r dresser, and chest. All for $59.95, — ER IE i wa ee — y \ iis books were dest ‘ Sal Seth OF Ufpyipi amv © : Rev. Mr. Fill- , M ks were destroved \ | a Sunaina SEE OUR HOLLYWOOD
i 1 Charles Ae RANA ON, [cs - —— ———— er is on the title page conducting a meeting at Newton.| YB : Large 6-Ft. Lovel Pc. Colonial BEDROOM SUITES ong book published in 1847 in 15, asked the pianist to play al RITE'S 3 RE 5 . ove y 3-- C. oionia 9 9% iti. That book uses nu- number to “get the congregation NL ; \ GLIDERS M # d $ it % 95 ogind ' > 1 s musical aff —on 31 ike” { : ap e e room ui es . The vanity has the very large, va ‘A ih DS Svafiitic Ix) awal 1a ve “ry » I GUARANTEED | 3 Pieces . , vanity, chest and bed. road A ror in a new Wek isoon. played “Tell Mother I'll Be { 6 Water-proof cushions, glid- Solid maple. Your Bonus is $12.50. finish that will please you. Your Bonus is $25.00. m was started by the There,” and according to the Rev Wa | ing arms, stabilizers elimin . - ee ———————————————— Tm Ta “homas Harrison, a Methodist | Mr. Fillmore, it “brought down the ¥ ate side SWAY 6-ft ove all. . Use the ! ho was president at the house To add to the coincidence, | W : $1 Down! & coil spring base : er all, | pret aa . — in : e— ) res Hill College at Evans- the pianist was his sister, Mrs. Cash REPAIRING g AANA AANA oe 4 ) RY Lay-a-Way who taught the Rev. Mr. |] Worth of Newton The song SKE 0 ho W ] ; | vl Our Fully Equipped \ \ | | Plan “ |
S Tather pa sik. Giiaat | Since that time has been sung DONE AT Your Bo : | hank God for around the world. OUR USUAL 61/5-Ft, Nationally Known $ 50 Is \ / If you are not
a is known for his song The composer feels, with those Ns 3 - \ iS \ \ r imme'ell Mother I'll Be There two songs, he's had a full life, even LOW PRICES Electric Refrigerator Peady ols, a President William McKinley's though there were hundreds of COMPARE and SAVE! -~ small deposit will n er was very ill and when the songs between. And he says when- $ 95 hold o > elec Presid was notified he sent a ever he feels that he's getting old, ° OWN sep, 231-237 WEST WASHINGTON STREET ti Io So telegrar to the doctor saying he goes out to the back yard and besik Fu 9 & : cost. Xt NO extra on jnciuoms : dn Ly ht Bd CE A : k Your BONUS js $32.50 in additional . fa : your Bonus for simply: “Tell Mother I'll be there.” weeds his garden or does a daily] ’ merchandise Of your Own selection. a — f 1i ! When the Rev. Mr. Fillmore read|dozen on the woodpile and a home- as is St Terms as low as $4.54 per month. uture delivery the telegram in the newspaper, he made sawhorse 3 A Small Carrying Charge on All Accounts That Run Over 9 Days “iy g » »
Directly Opposite State House