Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 July 1940 — Page 12

PAGE 12 "THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES id TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1940

The Indianapolis Times The Willkie Scene | ‘Help! a Gen. Johnson

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ents a month. | Precize and must-be-obeved memoranda E1iBordi - A ; . ( 1 ( | memon ha to subordi < . 3. Warhington Port asseits WHat this column Ras nates, learns that in politics it ca ot be A L t pd) am done that : A 4 » 1 ; long empharized=—that the Monroe Doctrine is

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15 A 9A AWARD ? { ' A : way street The part AOBAAY knows: @r few BOA 1A - That's the first discouraging lesson for Wendell I. . : 4 PY : | , A = | Yemember, iz asx clearly atated az (he

Give / ht a th ! Fill Find Th Ot Way, i y {A - Ne a : Willkie, the Republican Presidential nominee #87 A | B a i a — d J {| Europe keeping out of the Americas. Thdeed it is tha TUBSDAY JULY 0. 1080 Mr. Willkie sprang overnight from a business office 5 LE] | surtifeation for the JEN 4 t . ‘ J > 4 nEtInes ion Im 1m into the leadershi® of a party, thanks to the sudden oy o* ie] | \ 4 F Lf es \ py » reiating to themzelver

and surprising campaign Which Aynotized a conven-|

parts about

‘TM wars of Furopean powars

We have never taken any pars

: . 4 ra et “5 : . ! ~ ¥ 3 : 10 loess it comport with our policy to da 20 Y wo ' | \ tion and made him the nominee hefare he could ealll T 2 % ; EA ee J nor x ) ¢ f | oe a P 4 x k NON-I ARTISAN J DIC TAL BALLOTS a half-dozen politicians by their first names—and it | REL -_— { / ; SH nA f policy in regard to Europe emaine tl [ doesn't take Mr. Willkie long to call a fellow by Ris Ri 4 ; A ¥ J 3 which 13 nat to interfere in the iNternal conc first name | Now he's learning about politicians—that they are : \ i h f oR ax legitimate government to we ' Nia : 1 Hill drafted Hh a human lot Who wear their feelings on their shirt] \ A 5 A 5 10 ; 2 A | ss We believe the proposes ] araitec ) fronts that their ambitions are net easily denied. that the Judicial Council of Indiana would be a long step in that | their jealousies are easily aroused And—that a candidate can't possibly do without airection. them |

I'he legislation, although still in the discussion stage, | ?. av = | NLY a dozen days from the time of his Victory

ready for submission to the 1941 (General Assembly. 0 } del lit i Philadelnt V 7 ta wd a pi ! Cd Appropriate for Mozcow (6 Doint out that tRhereps OV d= ans ¢ ¢ a, 1 oe ge 7 5 3 he over the old-line politicians a hiladelphia, the : 5 £ Would violate an expressed provision of the Monios

ose Who have long sought a judiciary free of politics Republican candidate was delivering himself here into] rer, YE 3 3 fc j ~ 4 Doctrine

is, unfortunately, no fool-proot method of elimpolitical influences from the judiciary entirely.

| any of its powers: ta consider the government ne NE THe editorial approve the part of Becieta dell Hulls current statement The Goverinmen the United Btatex pursues ¢ Holic Mi non-na tion and non-invalvement in 1s prety politi fairs of Europ: But the editorial say ale we =hould yefuze {or instance to 1ecognize

course the Russian zeizine of Be=rarabia it wen

attracted. we believe, by the provision for a run-off | the hands of political veterans who know thei tricks. | Indeed it Would he appropriate, but the vemark

ARd he did it With A sigh of relief. one could Imagine | Ag RE : ee dy $5 4 : ! Of g0es to shaw haw far we have alieady kicked 1: | or \ ie " ¥ | stuffing out of that part of the Monroe Pactrine

for he had been learning something about politicians. | , iS : ne / . i : » Mavhe we didnt do it By declaring war on Oermiany

the two receiving the highest vote for an their names placed on another separate, | ¢ general election in November

For several davz ie has been conferring on the lt A er Te = ’ & in 1917 for Mterference with our commerce. Hut ae elemental problem of organization, specifically, of bt z 3 ; certainly did at the end of that wat primary nor general election ballots would cart) selecting a national conmimittee chairman and cam-| id pe + h - i ¥ a EE | . . » a 3 1 3A paign manager and the necessary lieutenants, This | ‘ 3 "SR Fa 4 aration, war not as simple as it looked. He couldn't jut he President tried to de it by kitting ih at Vv oetorm It would tend, In time, to | choose a fellow and say “youre it Nia Jy £ ) . Mr. Willkie finally reached a happy solution Which Ri any teeing oi obligation to the political ix to have Rep. Joe Martin become national chairman, | 1 1 { v& A 3A 1 AN ® Av nl x 2 Was " " t would attract more and, We believe, better can- | With John Hamilton as executive director of the com y " mittee to handle campaign details While Joe Martin Wt more important it would be the first direct at- | passes on broad general campaign policies | ¥ hat linked politics and the judiciary Thiz Was approved by Senator Charles I. MeNai | an : a : os Bo. OgNiZe her seize o Bexsarahi : “| the Vvice-presidential candidate, perhaps the wisest | Fe > ' oe . ro i } x an element of curious ever there 1's. {tis a system that ought to He | poiitical head in the party, So the campaign is after | AEE — : : FR Ine: ffect our argument. THe error, Mom v h N 3 | al, in the hands of the old-liners—"Joe"’ and "Charlie" | Tl br : rt | can 5 that we have never recognized yarticul: nece of legs on oy 2h | ’ en pe ; i ilar piece £1 lation or | as they are known among their political ¢olleagues | ¥ aa RY : mA a manian zeizm { Bessarabia {1'om Russia he same end. | Mr. Willkie, when he appeared here to be intro- | Ty : a As : * ’ wa he time ot N Department maps dex | ?

Verzailles to vemake the map of Furope I'hers alicy of Noy participation and non=invelve to 1'9quote Mr. Hull It was no policy 3 Government de facto az the legi Nothing could make this cle

emark about what Russia cold =a

duced to the Vice-Presidential candidate and confer Pa pr SN A” re a ( Suton see 1% Russian eEdtery under Rumania | With other party leaders, looked a bit worn v z AEA am ET BY Ore fon But either Wav Vou ook A He Was a more subdued, more cautious, less gay wi . : : : —— : - = Wak \ VWHAR ; 3h = 13 | ha | \ t \ { nroe Pacing ta conaider ti figure than the hail-fellow=well-met of the Phila- | . - EE ert factd as the legitimate government { delphia day, as he stood in a hotel room here packed £ £ designed to choke off Federal subsidies | to the edges With newspaper reporters . “ | olP Cha | O O S 1 ec iy 4 O 1d u m TRE constant pulsing of the pump of public Ax he pot a taste of the days ahead, the torture Ne & jetied to drag us into thiz war on such x the Mani Yoot 1 f 1d xtichh oth of a politician Who moves in a glass bowl iv \ : ! fony'oe 1 LR hn : 1 7 WL) S A a wnat yon sayy, but will ga never misgex a peat I'he “military « He learned that it is even news when he takes a 5 adele : ai PIiat ha ARR On WITHA / J th your ight to day it,==\ oltaire, a '

” ” ”

| machines, comes up in the Houge of debate today-—and for a vote not later

Hint ie tho mak

\ ath tr in the shower I ator MeN: the Hatch Rill hag | hat He waz in the shower when Renator MeNary

pigeonhole to another, mnelud

or the Riitizhh Neet Horxe Harry and w Cape Verde or AZoron

called Does he Like to fish? Somebody wanted to |

know that Yes, hes a litle Below medium as a AY CW ’ ON y - y i . how that L jes SUIS As Mum | BTAY IN WASHINGTON, (Times readers ard invited IREGIXTERX PROTEST AGAINKY Iman Hatton Sumners of | trout fisher. Does he like to ride? He hash ridden | yp qprix CONGRESS ' Much in several \eais dad ¥ iA HER awe 1p HITLER COMPARIRON | Will he stan between here and Colorado? (Local | By Shstihanye’ By Frank RK. Aale, Xhethvville WILE thix 3 towns are beginning to Bring pressure to zee him THe recent coalition « " i €3¢ : in \ y | . v xo we rush to war with many of the to 1 The Houre, we Will he write his own xpeeches? Yes, he rolls hig Ad Ww I . 0 ¢ ; daa 1 Want to Yegister an emphatic pre troll { gic developments still unknown? margin. For in the | own, he replied. Will Mrz. Willkie write a ealumn® men in Washington pon a text against the column of General x Hot off half He merely grinned | cidedly down the same bloody road 3 Bil y 1 t ) Hugh Johnson in Tuexdave Times i in at vilning to lose. Let's zee all the

1e enemies of the legitlation have ARd £6

Africa

watlld Be wai

cocked where we have nn

on, and =0 0 and =o on—until he'll be as | we traveled 24 veal: x I Ra v | . v4 Tt mhould not have heen publishes get the true facts and use VEIN ail hag ¢ . { to th orld as if un th ral | : ; : oting public hag found out more bare Be I Inder the X-ra this day mailed the

1at 8 the Price of politic in an American newspapet It 1»

4 1 1 out has become more and Hex lea ne t he's good-natured about it. He 0 My Congress i perfect iy legitimate for partiza

bill 18 needed to protect the public ¢an take it grinni | 1 enlisted and it Tance foi papers {0 hire a man with

: . it = Aa ROLF - Our lawmakers ugually do the right uA y Sra erican PAP Guile: ayy 100 to play polities, Hut this, 2% thi Business

and an ex=soldier 7 3) { ti & NI Ute alii y i Ri the euild But merely time is dangerous "Fifth Column

) 4 a 1 } 1 . . \ fin nt that th unlic has made 8 bide l vi { na « A ie public has made up it: sid Indian I a voice in a National i eR bp tHe Tish (ti propaganda and deserves the atten: | B J h T Fl | \ e sa vitally affects every ho fay : v Hiss a Citizen in : : = y Onn 1. yhn

3 3 \ 1 % \ X 4 tio 1 diex Clo ittee I iN and individual — 1; | \ i Committers Y f he Di mm

. matter of mtervention in ku hlieit | We sent te alll Fortunately, people of intelligence 5th Column, Using Emergency’ The Annual Bite Is Put on Us; (ane TS ae Tiny Vint Vie Carer Wad % pet 3 y a, Excuse, Attacks Anti-Trust laws.

¢ > 1 nN - ’ ewEpape: . MN R Ni {GHBOR SOT T™H An lee Hockey Note—And Housing. I am heartily in FONE d= Toles and other papers sonal grievance and don't pay much

tha Al Shiv You 4 %A\ and immediate def prepara : Join attention. But arden: partisans and bS , . ‘ . vy ne Mexican elections, of 50 to 100 people Fi cease scratching long enough to warn those tions, but am just a4 101 word te Coby unthinking people take these co EW YORK, July 8.=We have heard much of tha JHOOLINEE. May vemind NE timers af what they W oF ‘otie s Who are allergic to ehigeers that posed tO Our evel 1 Daily Worker | 1 x Xeriousiy Ho Col mn the Hngeen eRe) Brig le f . ih ; . American boyy to fieht ree that the Progie: ill an article By an accredited mist I'here is, however, another col a\ after a Kentucky the annual Hite < Menickers, fishermen and even WAY Europe hak Been & : , : COMmmiRE ; mnist of the Standing of } th Column, the axe=grinders’ bBrigads home lawn tenders report the chiggers crop ix UN: | thousand Vears 11d g \'e : " C po . Johnson comparing the Mexident f if them are well-meaning people whe ] and paiticularly vicious could do would biin ‘ peace oO didn Joie wo f the United State with i els and ft eriniz the appoitunity to get

precincts, showing \ mal Morgan, the City health officer, here. We can stay out « I by y ) shy IETICan have a far greater influence lieve in the Monroe Doct ied Lab { Wie aj to oap Hox xpeaker in the ®t

10) ta yy) * oem | % a 3 Oy ry § % x NY vy v 1" . i 1 eq 1 nal recall i { 1’ the annoving in that it Should Work Birt . v BW 3 . ieht Mr. Roosevelt all vou VIRn §¢ ® i of emergency never fails ta bring the:

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ame are Very practical gentiog

ar for profit or personal advance

Yor wa avi \ ay ; BACT ua 14 A t srry picking time \ RE Pendergast’'s wards at {SU \ PICKING IME and | keeping us out of Europ: hig domestic polici ts to thy . " 8 \ 11 and expecialiy 1! FH ’ SRL: | \ en ’ » 1ealtl Hey in oper: blast two or thiee weeks later. Europe out of the Western hen y DR it could be done in a decent A man who believes man's heaitl end ; ogram . hin leer ta aly and mlight He war on tage in the hills of Morgan | sphere 4 ' vr] \ but Teave Hitler out of it. Time: . oe ¥ gal LI 0 apology for m ALP , his way to Washington to i 1 Army to

or {Hire rm elopt

‘NM Course in the republic County, witl l all 81'a xe: a chigeer's idea of MV forefather eft HOH y Ne TH Hd Bich activity hax heey | Serious and i aple should be vei yaradize round | |B) Morgan fon yergonal | erations ago to avoid (he continta Ah a oe cation: y Rut that I= not to | : =: 1 ' A | 'il \ Ct aal tne po If ana ; 1 i the dampulEory military training man reasons has become somewhat of an authority on strife and warfare, and, if PA . fr tHe Ae xy NBWRDAD Resider all {Ris Johnson gave hi: : : ) O\ A) 1 We have had X \ } A N piv f 1 THI merican iNe papel Arid then there are the people whe want to get rid never wii e fave had our own troubles making Chigger remedier and preventives Nation begin to take xid f ViGiuild as expressed in convention Personal opinion and was not speak FARe ARETE Taw i i 1 : | 1 AlWn

European quarrel. wy "Wi le Veit RB sprit bi Hind ing or anvone ele, But war writin: \ y ) | qu ar { ezolution ( legizlation and inde | {or anyol A From thip latter group twa =eparate hill Bit

ie vnifarm of thie Aaldiet

ic system work, We are still having them, and He sugse NE ern poe i to Be a free peop! | eT ‘ ming ound the carne \ \ moving the and rubbing the previously a 11 peopie pendent political action for labar to the public in general ; vaetieallv alike==are Being Brewed. ORe COMBE: Fam ming ouna the corned And 1t 1% to these moistened skin ith =alt That get's ‘em before they Congress ¢an keep us out of thi egler ignored the old journal Mi. Roosevelt iz President and | brain of A young lawyer whe wa: catapulted 5 3 v oe (T) i = 11} » v iA ¥ $ 3 3 | 1 1A ite i our own that we had best address our criticism can burrow inh the =kKin Then there the old fash War, and should stay ih Washington iztic admonition to get Both sides =hotld Be helped and not hindered, | Coir imost out of 1aw zachonl to a high post iA the \ . . . i ‘| ioned method of placing sulphur in the shoes, oi i ¥ ) A X 1" A AI HY or] A A \ nip 1 ¥ 1 1 [VIS IT patronizingly upon ow neighbors to rag zoaked in kerosene, around the legs before being Ries of not only myse ut ¢ ctiona which had been made by policies fail he Will Be blamed not arin iferestes that must have Headly felations BXPOEAd MARY of vour eanztitienes th Hezidente themeEelves anyone euggertine anvthing h the Gavernment At the moment He i= iA ths

= T » y 3 a a Ng : 3 & a - y f spEtilEa a to d6 Bo. These are the zince f the story, and even passed over for he i5 tesponsibie for result If 3 d WH Ras =ince Been Eerving A: eoREel fa

Once th Rigger hak dug in. the doctor suggest: Yours for a strong, free peaceful mass, | PHOUTAEe Of A powerful industrialist whe iz serving

demaocraes funetion | a touer of dine on the itching spot. followed By Aa

dash of fAexible ¢allodion Thizx shut: off the

. » | interfere in the ° Ae : chigeer's =upply of air and results th [Biz xiuffeca GUILDSMAN TAKES ISSUE N o BR } { L t man has fabricated aA hill ta achieve that puipose, WwW QO S a e | ra ry tay make America =afe aghinzt Hitler |

0 long A% Our OWN | tion WITH PEGLER COLUMN More Power for the President

Mas 14 134 v5 A YA v} ' a i biting ‘em right back Ry Marrs Watson, New York

America!’ the Advidary Reard and whe har a profdund ia

# " A Berapping the anti=truist law: Ha thie vaunRg

# » # ‘oll f 1a i $ 3 Th a column of May i FHEN Mary Douglas, American 20d xituation: they congrega ied ] ir another authority one of the Miers THE HOT WEATHER ix bothering vou, trv a Guildsman Westbrook BOF i kA HOW EPAPOL = Woman veached quite naturally to eat, to drink, and dent tort industrious And pliant stooges: in the

\ AJ \\ I A A AIS R SIG \S 1it BEC ROO Think about the ice hackey games Up and gave circulation ; Ry é kt ®t the Munich pact, to talk trade NEC. 1 pointed out over & vear age that there wax “ FRR] i lod \I {eo} war in Europe still hasn't changed ment of American Newsnan $1114 he found iB Nf in A large and Marv shared the general feeling An AdmMINISTFALIon group Jn the UNEX Interests fA in { 3 INN . I OMNI ne y la Mag ] ’ \ Q wha i d . : il ME Broun of journalists. intent A : B 4 N , (TT TN Ati ocking the Anti-trust laws over the Head Wall, | ) a \ Al ham > ®iati i OCK in Indianapolis and plans are | dissidents who » At 1 gi the 1 : 4 \ a i toward the situation in Praha until i 1 " gentlemen now has eéooked up a little to 1'o tt ei ktory, little realig= she met Rita It i1ad Been month: \ itl \ p a {it

Nag ne Corng Reserve \' AAA § y Y \ § { i } S VOSROTVE © reg of ein: macie resume the sRate-and=stick warfare impres=ion that 1 1 | i underiving the sinee she had seen Rita, and

\ ) i \ Wt th Vo liseum Ione At AY 'k 11] \ it . Raiul : \ \ a : anti=trist law: Ving man's determina voliseum None of last yea: guild office for political purposes i nilitary air of the ¢ity. They {ound her still furtive, still afraid : H Taw § \ 't for service an my chairmanship of SER VE 3 1 i r ambulance hat =he might be found and re elt rat machinery was | ta ly AS he Rees it, - : vide the conti f Priginens: I'nder these Anew

followers of catas= tinned to Germany I'he wil |

be called s00n omihillee 19 Rt h ® ie Irwe will Fe r iHpendedd anne Hot! IN Wn he Labor Party I VIA tated Ope Been tRhitee vears in a German redict how many of laxt Ay vided to take their place H ) ni 1 he : Al ; ¢ a ) : that T made almost da \ the { yesionment ag to most of priven. had =een her brother beaten ; hig aviation a al x a But it's likely that Can : } 4 i : given full power to apply tl aVle ! i x ? T= n Daily Worke: Communist WER hel in sonal one, interest= tp death Because he would not be > vt lol ‘ N 1 Y aid Ronnie Hudron will be } . . 2 1s Y Shin} OCT He cnn inate certificate y BisiAeEr 6h atl he {hited Statex |, \aterinl for & t Goalie Alfie Moore has Bosh and that the comm \ oh 1 el citing, to be sure, but not trav hiz friends: and now, in Praha ERAT BrOUPEs to disregard these laws, URHPE Rix ) . y head "is the Communi t 111s t Weh their emotion: She . i y Bd SAT ? y "a a lieing “rh z ' ¥e ’ Hu { 1} i ton 101 ie had hoped to find =anctu avi a 3 BRA AL RAE will . . ndependent of the Arm VIR i alia, a xizter ¢lub of In im » Fs : * ne HAtR aa Whe he had | RI ini the attornev-general | A Paw ered mn) y h American Labor Pari Air wm \ Gift vot tO v. ®He WAR ORCe more a hunted y \ ) ara ) \ red-hot (wine mender who ma) The fact A i an to make agreements relaxing these laws ax mich Ax acts ail ht Alle CV y hi tt in 1 P Pet A 2 : 1 fa 1 M { © next one ee Waman i fl It will Be the NRA A all af tha have been on the payroll { # \ I' afte arin varionr places With Rita ax a guide, Mai giilatory and palice provisions of tl NRA

od on ot MINI ARe AR

\y 51 S30 HF Yn hea 3 reely entical of the Admin: | be put in a Capital uniform this ear

1e present system of two N » »

Paglar dircovered conditions that Rin in | permitted uring tr or euring An

IV ana ane Hy the \ ay \ SOL BODNER, who has built zeveral large apart S Te Gl \ B I \ | cattle not Be dexcribed or dixciizned : ARV PRB REAR EA Ail b id President wa faskianha) \ : | ment building AOK exception to an item in Inxide th | e ANCces / 1 ) Q | { 1 in An American paper. and to Ber Jas treated the eAtire TAL HEVBR VRRP: B: BA BFR professional prejudices | 4 ) 4 Glanapoils yvesterda) The item stated that a ‘promi this Aasxignment became a Per=onal sepey, | an fee What we are 18tting aurselves in fos Services, and nevents de nent builder her Isnt going ahead with that R4<unit an a FARE AHA | spite of all Aer effort: Het Wi Be Aa discon. Aa examination A E ! _—. raged A =f f fn f the apartment building Afraid the UU 8& may entes ? 1 . she war unable ta Kelp Rita and aiestion of whether We Wish to reverse air B0-veai (Ne war and the housing demand may slump Mi FA nF Aer friends However, when Re ale position of menepaly and restraifte of trade 2 53 y Moye ’ Se ), | 1 Billy Bodne: Oy it 1ISAt ®O pr a hoareded the plane for Paris me Trader caver af the BMergrAcy Men Wha Bave heeRR ut 1 Well he ought to know . ¢ Ihre. concealed iA her bag, papers! lacking far a Way ta scrap the anti-trust law: will at hero—who was court-mar BT . lem v sh i a [that the Chermans would never Rave aerap them te carry letters We hae better take time out for a little thinking

IY powel

‘ontention of the late Gen

about what he considered the neglect | / » . 7 De tO © \ 15d n \ » A A " y 7 [records of night executions, ghastly Rive aviation its propel place In Woman S Viewpoint | \ fn X a details of Euffering pain A nel . . : Ww \ PLY Aitmiliation WwW | h Y H ; Ith By Mrs, Walter Ferguson gl \ : By 0" Though many of these storie: a % ing our ea : ) |

tment, we belies e. OWeR Maj W\ hams : re than & perfunc tory acknowl MAZING! Stupendous! Colozsal! These are the 3 \ \ i A, bugis Rh h > a Ho had By Jane Stafford "a 4 $a § 3 \ & A only fit adjectives ta dereribe Wende } (ex | N p / / them out o 10 country she hae erignation has heen received. It BORO ee Ry a Se hl 1 Wikies contributed a little toward the re Ataniant vi) : te iat A Bb aa eral budget ' a fits I" vm want te fea] Bright the marnine after a late wement exptaming its disagreement Listen, girl He says the Government must he A race that refused DRILY. Fy ShRtOHInE A RODH HAD the AILEFABOR Bes operated ax we un ou homes xa the {U). 8 family [te he defeated | Will Know how the money comes in and where it goes AE 5 bo a ¢ f Martha Gellhorn, who writes the iz REtOr is CONCAERAA, the DIE-PRILY hap SHOUT hein e Furopean War points to the A ROA many of us have suggested the same idea ; h a mp ! o_o ( story ot Mary Douglas ih her hew Acoording to A new hvgiene text . \itehal) 3 80 often we now feel Aattered to hear one prominent h ‘ RT hook ‘A Stricken Field (ell wittten bv Dr. Denk Frankl aLehnel. was right, and that Ma) mah agreeing, The whole thing is simple, of course. | i, ; hs RARE Ab hi) . ‘ iy Now the only woman journalist, Gottld of Cornell Universit ae paramount importance of an | Nin: ap ha vuseKeepiti the aah budget | regularly employed as A Wal col I'he snatching of an hour's nap in the middle af n ae to prow ¥ : 5 y iv all ® ran immdependent Amerie in farce | Unde 0 prove to Lad that his money is well spent. | 3 dh, 2rcan amr force, | Under one heading comes food, under another rent, | AR pe sleepiness ANd otintil of an evening social event and ANA under stil another such extras as doctor and] a at a tel h | truly realistic, and the story she even forestall the fatigue RVR DLO of the MOrhing Mi 1t thorough attention 3 f dentist hill, automobile upkeep and vacation expense i : x A | h ; tells is dramatic and fart-moving i : \ RiAatention, ih time, the story II the sumy expended excead the money that's 3 ro. y iy a today from Europe might have heen difl erent { available out of income, she Khows it ix her fault a : ght hi : : PLOWMAN ’ : A

could probably never he printed

generation of

fore the party Ho far ax the tired fealing the moras for college students

Smiley and Adrian

| respondent Her style is typically the day thede doctors ntate will often prevent tha journalistic, her eharacter are

needs thorough attention, NOW. If following the night's scanty sleep

a sleep reserve and then tise it, than to mequire a sleep

he Navy and the . nmistration ought to tell exactly | i from the RPOCET money to pay for a new hat, | By MAUD COURTNEY WADDELL Thiz stiggests that vou shotld go to Had earlier oh eas Re lome expert juggling Or confess : \ \ : [ The farmer walke hetwesn { than ts=ual for several nights before Any wes one eon! who will have VE + 1 » | ple ton : Re ae 8 ORT Lok oh Just Such A Ste n \ oe | J , The new plowed ridges of hix field | hotise=parties that are likely to Keep vou up from people ne \ nave to pay ne price if an emergency De stem We hope Mi Niki ix not inventing | i : | bh i AD : a | Bach tier of fragrant earth early Morning till daWh, rather thah eolnting on finds this country lacking adequate AIF POWSr—wmAy know | whet RE Ng ta yepuile the feminine vote | ! TT 8 x [| He watches ag it turns back grace= | making up the lost slesp after vou return home Al 1 he announces himself in favor of using this] - A Al Fa ! § J X 8 | fully Pavtime naps are advised evan when there {is the truth. svetem on a broader seale ; "

why they believe Maj hams is mistaken, so that the |

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