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FORECAST: Partly cloudy and cooler with showers tonight and tomorrow.

PRICE THREE CENTS Scibbs -wowaRDY VOLUME 52—NUMBER 105 THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1940 Peete Tata

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EXPECT FDR TO SAY ‘YES’ TOMORROW

Nazis, Freed by Balkan Truce With Reds, Batter Britain

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| TENKILLED IN" PURSE STRINGS Smiling Through J0MLE WD MOVE PLANNED

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RAIDS, 12REICH | 4, | CUT FOR STATE [Smoot SE BREAKS HEAT chart ooweD (3 oerense oaH me ol paneswavoe 10 DISPEL FOG

London Is Reported Seeking No | & Governor Relaxes Economy; jks | } Le Signs, Trees Fall; Fire AT CONVENTION

Pool of Products by | ol $9150 Appropriated for | Fo 3 SL Alarms Pile Up: Rain

Americas. | | I || Stout Field Expansion. | = i iu gt a Boon to Crops. | ine 114 | : : i : % 3 4 | J 3 >): ‘ , ; 3 yi "30 4 " « ' y BULLETINS Ru y Governor M. Clifford Town- a ; : : LOCAL TEMPERATURES | Dome Party Leaders Resentful, Fea ng g LONDON, July 11 (U. P.).—The X | send today cut the state's —§ GF &8 + fil jy 2m. Hour Withdrawal Might Cause Political

Air Ministry reported tonight that : , R h “ : ae 5 ; EE ) a.m. a.m. 12 German planes were shot down pe 8 p b purse strings to facilitate ? oR ; : ; i 1° (noon)

in widespread air battles over PR : extensive spending for mili- : 5 i : 7 Ei a. m, 1 pom : | Mess: Anti-War Plank [s Indicated.

dritain during the day

tary preparedness in Indiana. : ZURICH, July 11 (U, P.).— he At Lhe saine. tithe. the State Bude- ; i I I A + et Committee appropriated $9150 : ad + [dust storm lashed Indianap- WASHINGTON, July 11.—President Roosevelt is plan-

a broadcast to the French nation : : > : , : to improve and expand Stout Field : {el ]& ap . : tenight, said France would ask the Indiana National Guard's air : olis early this afternoon to nine to make a public statement, before the Democratic |

yermart rmission transfer i RVR? 8 ¥ ~ 0“ A bok . : ; bre: ) oF ave \ ‘ etmAnY (Ee hese Cs + field, and to provide garages for the : reak the heat wave. | National Convention opens in Chicago next week, clearing up

the Government to occupied ter- ‘ "a ‘iy s 6 » : : Guard's motorized equipment. More 3 : ; Wino ' Yh. . . ritory and reoccupy its quarters Premier Eamon De Valera . . . will be appropriated late: ge Blowing in from the north- 0 {hird-term mystery and announcing formally that he

in Paris and Versailles rejects plan fer joint defense of The Governor has $73.000 avail- La : west, the wind reached a will accept renvmination, it was reported authoritatively iv JOE ALEX MORRIS kee and northern Ireland against ple in his personal contingent fund velocity of 30 miles an hour in 1 Press Foreign News Editor as. and $50,000 in his civil-military con- ow fudistamlis: and tingent fund He advised the ; 2 : ; downtown naianapolis an Budget Committee today that he : : 5 % 2 10 miles an hour at the Muniwould relax his policy of strict 2 > % ; : cipal Airport,

Ey THOMAS [. STOKES

Iimes Special Writer

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today. The announcement probably will come tomorrow, ace cording to the report. This is one of several swift moves designed, first, to remove uncertainty, and second, to appease dissatisfied ele« lL with SovieL had rejected his offer for a joint Bain : : : ments within the party so

re ry a ; g Wt ‘ SE FREA dia RS i 3 ; ; } said ; : ‘ . : le Balkan states defen e of Eire and Northern Ire- i eve aaron ay one : : 4 Before the heavy downpour, there that the convention will preabilization of land 3 8 @ tnt gil : i Z was a gust of wind which spattered y [sent a united and enthusiastic

Proposals for a joint defense authorize payments from the con- dust through sereen doors and win ' i . Poug ; front against the candidacy of

v Europe. were made in view of fears of pos- I Lines, ise Have # oh ; i ? dows of homes and into downtown ible Germ: asion o lan for d 1e Adjutant eneral anc % ' y s ‘ swarmed over Sib German invasion of Ireland oe ud t 4 i on ny Governor i : ; : offices ‘Wendell 1.. Willkie, | to facilitate the exvected German 1€ buqaget airector, 1e Gov ] BE : E AB i I'he storm followed the Weathei |

d Italy inten- BELFAST, NORTHERN IRE sified their aerial offensive] LAND, July 11 (U.P). Viscount against Great Britain today Near HA to i Oster hainy Sl Th. OD ne tune : : ot g » | Northern and, told the Ulst for emergency military expendi- bh % : I'he normal wind velocity in the aftol reportine that Adolf! House of Commons today that tures.” Rg : ; 4 7 3 city is only 12 to 13 miles an hour. Premier Eamon De Valera of Eire Sees Emergency : : i . U.S. Meteorologist J. H. Armington

les again to-| campaign against the British Isles i Gi be | for defel § £2 : : » : ; 7 Bureau's morning forecast of cloudy Uncertainty over Mr, n ‘ ans 4 \fense : J % 3 ‘ |p y y ‘at 1 The State's plans for defense ?.3 by i % : 4 and cooler weather with showers | Roosevelt's intentions had be-

ang ach ; nd. machine spending followed announcement | gis ’ : ’ Q ; J # tonight ARP red towns HA CH AC | ENDS of Works Progress Administration] 3 E a # : 2 hight and tomorrow New 12-Million Cubic Foot aun to cause some resentment " officials that about £6800.000 of WPA > : a ? 2 * > More Rain Forecast . o 1 rat | d t 10 a mall A | Ba Holder WHE Dou'yle |[omong Jemocralic: eaters,

persons money will be available to mprove i a) 3% : 3 ) A 1a ave ek A 3 x ¥. As the 8 $ er e City | pr % | storm broke over the city (chiefly hecause of the possi

fouo . and enlarge the facilities at Stout : i i : 4 311 1pal : i i fought ) Field Nearing the end of eight hectic vears in the White House and with e Bureau uid that additional Present Storage. | bility that | ioht withdraw v the Under a special WPA financing the country trving to ~uess whether he will trv for four more, President showers could be expected tonight : | PIY 1at he migh ithdra

which plan the State will not be required Roosevelt proves to the world he can take it. His incandescent smile oll and Fife Depaptamen i A new 12-million cubic foot gas at the eleventh hour, . 25 to oe A rester- | has lost none of its brilliance, this excellent photo, taken at Hyde Park °'/'°NS sCieamed as they answered , oider. costing about $700.000. is to! aun . A re Tn F eral putin Y during a brief recess from the cares of ont reveals several reports of damage be built by the Citizens Gas & Coke Such & withdrawal. would cause day the Budget Committee appro-| “HY : 2 : is, An advertising company sign was | Pc Jullt by the Citizens Laas & U fearful complications of a practical i Utility to increase the utility's gas| political nature. Clearing of this

Thousands in Public Pay tiated $1500 for the purchase of i Vay OIPANY ST was

more land adjacent to Stout Field block # ane ARE tu storage capacity, it was announced .,nrision will start the convention Affected by Passage |Thic moner rac been errmiatied PLUGGED black and landed across he streel. |... , \ ; . a Fires were reported at New York Monday along a well-defined and

im laroe n | for ‘ 5 030 518 : The holder, which is scheduled to y In faree num- Of M ure | for that purpose by the 1939 Legis { it. and Hanson Ave. ' certain course. ve t 3 1 ‘1 a ape % , Js & eds lature Octopus Killed By Tax A tree was blown down in Sta- Pe In operation by next Jan. 1, | Olive Branch to Wheeler

tf attemnt tL ati pling A similar fund was spent tor land on St. 2600 block io be located north of Langsdale ep o io I hin f Thousands of Hoosiers on public . y AR} a . : i ' ‘ y , f Northwestern Ave, and The President alsn moved to molmbine of spe 1 1 pu there last veal 3 & H N I'he storm wag not seve wh (Ave, west of Northwestern I y ! payrolls won't have to contribute to : % 1 le Tokens in 1s ose i re enough wouth of Fall Creek lify the non-interventionist group

‘ r TAME AC 0 around transport planes at the political camvaien funds as a result Money Turned Back rar. Lhd peta HUICa Wo I'he huge new holder will more within the party, headed by the ol passage of the Hatch Bill Discussing his contimeent funds TOLEDO, Ore, July 11 (U. P.) alted. SF 7% than double the present storage ca-| outspoken Senator Burton K, State officials do not know off- Governor Tow q : yeonr the O ? rived | pacity ‘inging to al t 22 mil Wheeler (Mont,), which had prome { f ¢ stnor Townsend said that in | ) . : Oscar the Octopus is dead and Power Interrupted pacity, bringing it to about 2 ' C p 1 Explosives Found Nea Con cflicial ¥ lion cubie feet. This is two million ised to make trouble at Chicago,

h ys \ sor Will he . is : hand how many employees will b the last three vears only 24 per cent flicials of the Depoe Bay Aqua- Electric power in the city was in- ; cubic feet greater capacity than the The olive branch was offered in his

affected by the bill. It is up to de- of t gS eo i 1 1 said the onster { Y 1 1p e funds were s t um said the monster with the "1 mec mn DAFUIENt Heads th determing that. | CliLde fun e shen vention Hall, Says N. Y. A ri oti | LCrrupted at times and stores and OE Ate oi part hee determing 1a My policy has been that the 14-foot wingspread was a victim offices were in darkness for minutes utility's all-time one-day peak con-| message to Congress on national The thing is so wide that it's contingent funds should he re- Police Official | of sales tax tokens A Visitor [at a time > "sumption, 20 million cubic feet last defense, in this passage: hard 1g tell immediately whom it served for emergencies that could " tossed a handful of Washington | The raing were a boon to farmers Jan. 18 | “That we are opposed to war is iid 74 German planes does affect,” State Budget Director not have been foreseen by the lLeg- NEW YORK mv 11 u State tax tokens at Oscar and one and cattle growers The additional capacity will sup= known not only to every American, 5 DA woe ID MARA 3 4 caid : v { J { § ) Fr : 5 hod . Sav } 2 . . xy FE 4 x Bar or pron A nN «t islature and I have returned almost pglice Commissioner Lewis J Val. ©f them plugged up the opening in The last substantial rain in these ply a part of the Not a Side and but, to every Government in the wd ¢o i 1at employees of all state ¢400000 to the his head through which he [parts was on June 8 and it was industries located in West Indianap- world. We will not use our arms and ‘on ‘ > ‘ie ocel o0 nh : y °F Cys tisfac apa county agencies receiving Fed- olis, and will provide more satislac- in a war of aggression; we will not eral funds come under the bill

i p Hp 3 SSUe ‘1 a sustained period y ay . He estimated that about 3000 em publican National Convention in : ‘ ; y remainder of that month, There hag OV Pressure ove ’ yb WA that send ou fen to take part in Euroployed by the State Highw: PA Philadelphia Far From Wreelless been no rain so far this month of time beyond any demands pean wars Be € Ol ighway Com- I v fa & y "& - may be put on it by rapidly expand- Senator Wheeler said that this mission durine th ummer will he (The reported bombing attemp 44 a ‘ At least a dozen persons in In- senator 1 I sa fon during the summer will be EPo1 Hk IAL GREAT FALLS, Mont, July 11 | 4.0. ms Tats ing industry, the utility officers said. | wammitment, if died the affected. At least 200 employees of . was published in Philadelphia at 3 ed Robert diana were reported to have been N82 n. even in commitment, 11 embodied In yy « CQ ¢ as “ S$ 5 aro r . [AY ; y 1 <1 { > C2 the unemployment compensation de- IT S FIFTH IN NATION the time and denied by the Pederall —. Folce, bi : TN . Hq X11 overcome by yesterday's high tem.| Normal gas consumptio i i o platform, would dispel talk of a third _airerafs partment and the State employment Bureau of Investigation and the © mins A a Ww Mile tosis perature, but there were no fatali- gd Neautel, IS consicers NY oy party. The Senator had threatened Ne cam os >a le . JCIFT R , 7 3 : : arriving ana at 1 K1= 1 the utility's daily manuiac Ho y ra ‘ . . APY cervice are paid with Federal funds. | COS ANGELES, July 11 (U. P). philadelphia police.) ties {the utili g a few days earlier to organize a

ik b& : ! cated. =aid todav he had run his [pacity but sustained sub-zero } | tv a [th : Purdue University empleyees come Southern Californians, never slow Mr. Valentine, warning 675 detec- nak : { 3 i third-party movement 1 le Demofell ag 1 3 \ : ) ~ A . . oR 3 rE SO S *ONsSt Y= fell neat automobile into two other cars, a {weather sometime ends consumyj cratic convention did not take a

damage ander the bill because it is a Jand- to thump the publicity tubs for tives o iri A hh of bombings! oiiv hus, a police squad car, ¢ tion soaring above plant Capaclty.| ...o nocition against involvement Thi : : i g \ ere 1 : up | D N ° , (Continued on Page Three) {their region, claimed today that!S2ld that two bombs were found! (iioh engine and a flatear be- In such cases, it is necessary to have. European WATS

A Sock i . | ; near the convention hall” a few . i omild ' a larpe storage supply to tide the claims as |Los Angeles has gained more pop-| pours before the convention started | 1008 they could stop him a large storage suppl : It is the impression here that

ensor- 1a ti 5 | ' ib tility ve tl wsual demand censor |ulation in the last 10 years than| A third bomb was found “in a . AGTION IN HAVANA util ty over the wi Mr. Roosevelt: intends to have: {its stimates any of the nation's five top cities all Misfire PRFIH commitment inserted in the plate

h or a place where Communist ' sw holder will he of the A Citizens Census Committee re- ; A i : I'he new holder wi ) To i ae - . MEE Te-[gathered,” the commissioner said SALINE, Mich, July 11 (UP) waterless, piston type. It will be 218 form. The words are expected to

. ; ws Anoeles hi: yy" IN vg] gi en 138 i on -and this bomb was in the course George Bernard, irked by re- ot in diameter, 361 feet high. The |be lifted almost bodily from thse 20C pi eo » 2! § : , . eo , ) Ape a 71 qi ! : : 4 aoe ‘ . K | to {106 0 in 1940 I'h it w 5; ” Bf constpuction peated raids of birds on nis Fear S Nazis Put Pressur 0 on contract has been aw arded to the message for the platform plank on h "The Rika ai Ru Although Mr. Valentine would not| cherry trees this summer, loaded Bartlett-Hayward & Co., Baltimore, foreian policy

places lLios Angeles behind New! quimiice th etart ' ir | : York, Chicago, Philadelphia and amplify the bomb story anoiner a <hoteun and fired at what he Cen al Americas. on its low bid. the utility an- G. 0. P. Faces Real Fight i axl), ali ille a i

I . ' i ty \ . oy source said that arrests have been thought was an unusually large nounced | Purther, announcement of this Fire Blamed: Fascists Claim Detroit, in that orde: made in Philadelphia, and that : WASHINGTON, 11 U.P) Her, Tey foo

Ci a flock of birds July position is taken as the last necesw planes. Heavy British Damage.

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= grand jury investigation is unde: he ak A RETEE , Seeretars f State Cordell Hull : . 4 ; Chr BRA VOTE AGAINST STUDY way ‘there It has heen ART To HE Se fad a to ty gl ted oe er Prion BOTTLE CAP PLANT . I prot fat i Roosevelt iis iy Si definitely. this source said. that the apparently were try- DESTROYED BY FIRE ends in again

3 harle ey } matic agents ROME, July 11 U. P).-Fire 4 \ . h Vas vear-old Charles H. Miller with ; It is regarded as one of nis: adrolt REARS r : ( yombs were intended for the Re- h E fain WA : ti y : ’ which broke out aboard the rtalian OF WILLKIE WIRES publican Convention pellets in his face. neck and oe hs "i niaane 8 Hie: o he pit Ar ‘ ,. political strokes, designed to extract zis Claim 15 Planes troop transport Paganini on June 28 shoulder? Mt Bernard had hired entra american Governments CRAWFORDSV ILLE Ind. July the thunder from R ‘publican come

med to caused it to sink with a loss of 220 WASHINGTON. July 11 (U.P) FBI Denies Link { Mr. Miller to pick cherries but Whi h will participate in the torth- 1 (U.P). Damage of more than plaints that he is leading the coun raiser and lives, a communique said todav. as The Senate Campaign Expenditures | didn't know he was already on the corning Havana conlterence ; $25.000 resulted from a fire of un- try toward war and that the Demothe Eng- | Italy, reviewing naval-air activity in Investigating Committee today de- To G. 0. P. Meeting { job so Hull Seid] he had fieard you determined origin which Sestroved cratic Party is a “war party.” dr battle the Mediterranean, claimed to have cided not to investigate the origin ; : A physician removed the pellets | POLES of Ceres warnings to cer- the bottle cap plant of Hoosier It was a surprising move that imBritish | inflicted serious damage on three of teleerams sent to Republican Na- WASHINGTON, July 11 (U. P) and said Mr. Miller's condition pau . Latin Americah nations Crown, Inc. early today I'he blaze mediately confused Republicans and planes major British warships tional Convention delegates urging The FBI today confirmed reports was not seriou Against Jilin i action that broke out shortly hefore midnight made them realize once again that ans to A special communique said the Wendell I. Willkie's nomination that two bombs had been found in Ig ye termed ahtieivan at the and firrmen worked for two hours "tha coming campaign, with d Paganini carried 920 troops and a The committee was of the unani- Philadelphia last month, but said JVaterless il ot ail fn rican repub- pefore bringing it under control President Roosevelt leading the crew of 30 and that as a result of mous opinion that there is nothing that neither had any connection : Silo 11 . Hes He ihning July 2Y, , ; Robert Smith, plant manaaer, sald pemoceratic forces, they are in for a the fire, the cause of which was not sufficient te warrant Committee ac. | Vith the Republican National Con- SALEM, Mass, July 1 { | ) ; He said he warnings apparently the fire apparently started in the aa) fight, claim- stated, the vessel sank 12 miles off tion at this time.” Chairman Guy Chuo. i : On grounds he hecame addicted vere a SPE Bh Lhniastion laboratory and might have heey; Fhe President, as a matter of hatmony Durazzo, Albania M. Gillette said A spokesman for the FBI said to drink —intoxicating-—since they against nations whose sovereignty, caused by a dust explosion I'e fact took a position in advance of ded with - i 4 a that no InVvestipalion was made by, wed nine years ago, Mrs. Stella integrity and [freedom ol action plant has been operating on a 24- the Republican platform by specie Balkans T d ’ Ww M 1s Apes of the disclosure of the Drinkwater seeks a divorce from were entitled to respect by all other hour per dav schedule during the fically declaring against sending MATL” the oaay s war Moves two bombs. The spokesman added Francis W. Drinkwater nations last few months troops to take part in European understood nt, he pul ig Yeu hy 30 : : wars. Such a declaration was de- . United * . formation at any time concerning . . mancded by a group in the Ree« 0 Nazi Food Grab Indicates hon Bm re neon: As Wea Get It, the Boys Went on a Picnic; (Continued on Page Three) t National Convention ' ) I ——

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sew Plans for War Into Winter Heavy PENALTY GIVEN That's Why 4 Policemen Were 'Bumped' LIQUOR STAMP AUDIT

se ree DEATH AUTO DRIVER FUND APPROPRIATED The State Bucdget Committee to-

nd French plete military control would be unMet R rie United Press War Espert necessary { ; . “ : a : y mustering y be B VV Ee 4 TE 3 Departinent. City i 1a n of th Preparations for continuing the It seems apparent that the Ger- A Jhototist arrested on fou Svein ine Pole Dupary a y ii . day appropriated $50.000 to the Al= i parauons 4 a Muing charges following a fatal accident Hall and Court House, was hot to- i : But what did Miller, Beeker and coholic Beverage Commission to received a heavy penaity today in'day ag : Kavanaugh have to do with the finance the new liquor stamp audite

blockade : mans realize the g blockade war into next winter are indicated ,,. ‘ ae USE eoarg In a iA preventing famine conditions on ‘ . & the Magistrate's Court at Speedway Ave raid? ing system set up by the last Lege ; viREe islature

y A e . lari by arrangements for placing all of the continent of Europe next winter The word was being passed on ; Indiana Neither would any of the other . O'her appropriations included

France's forthcomin 1arvest of | ag vesul Ta 2k. City, presided over by Edwar / 3 ie ay hr 1 ‘oe Ia o RE ash pack MeBif resh ans 9 that the “inner circle” of Avenue Chief Mori ad ¢ s ultimate $ i’ : . German Government. No private instrument for bringing the war to| A 90-day State Farm sentence politicians had succeeded in “get- Righet ups 59700 for the New Harmony Mes (distribution of the harvest is to be an end favorable to the British Em. 2nd a fine of $100 and costs on a ting Capt. Edwin Kruse for his raid 3 ; But here is what happened morial Commission for historie lowed, and all food is to be allot- pire reckless homicide charge, $100 and ny property purchase ang 375.000. i ted at the soure { PY en costs for speeding and $25 ¢ 08 : 3 Sulld a new 3 . : Hey | pay ie German plans to invade for reckless driving jas Saturday night and demands to = %& loned picnic Sunday. Kruse and ang Prison ot a Ci ana

J } by the Hitler England and cut off Britis « mela ritish food ‘ ; ) " Miller reported for work Monday i TIMES FEATURES 3 conquerors of supplies end in failure, there is little! A82inst Norman E. DeHoff, 24, of clean up the Street. but Kavanaugh and Beeker were '? the Sn State for addie tional clerical help.

ON INSIDE PAGES WER france doubt that the war will last into 21% S. West St For Capt. Kruse, it was an- 1 missing.

Ra tioning of next vear. with winter becoming a DeHoff drove the automobile nounced at headquarters, had been j ” Yesterday OfMear Kavanaugh --

food among the formidahl Ya re . which crashed June 2 + Oaks yo s (As ? . . oR h Mg formidable ally of the British fleet. | do ot ih 8 neal Oak uspe nded for five days. : Sl ; showed up with a badlv lacerated STOCKS DRIFT DOWN French people 1 France normally is within 10 por landon. Robert Rogers, 28, of 50) I'he only official reason was that : f. knee

Vo Ferguson ¥ | & g ae Je cent of being self-supporting in N. Hamilton Ave, was killed he had left the city on his day off 3 j Officer Becker, who reportedly AFTER EARLY GAINS Peele) 18 : gk 3 Re 6 oe ATE foodstuffs, but war conditions have ax OT tet - . Without notifying his superiors of fi: 4 received a broken arm and rac . 13 i 4 rts. Appe up lessened this proportion. The en- SIX HURT IN STRIKE ATTACK | his whereabouts po 3 tured ribs at the picnic, still 18] Stocks drifted down after early 13 i A plies a onay oe tire European Continent looks for- LAKEWOOD. O.. July 11 (U.P) Disciplined along with him were H i missing tracing at New York today after 13 Me ia ro ward to poor harvesting resuits not Six emplovees of the Precision Dieut. William Miller, Homicide i Just to allay suspicions that the an early rise led by war issues. 13 3 . ‘ a any ia only because so many farm laborers Castings Co, three of them women. Squad head, bumped back (0 the . Kruse suspension was the result of Alrerafts held part of their gains 5 qu 1¢ K conquest are in military service but also were injured today, when the auto- Uniformed division; Acting Invesii- the Mitchell raid, Chiet Morrissey but steels and motors receded Mr. Mason real Britain because of bad weather conditions mobiles and the company truck 2ator Clifford Beeker, reduced to ordered his sentence held up until Volume was light, although above § GEIR We Hitler ure eae " A wi re at carrving them to work were stoned patrolman, and Acting Detective ; the murder case is cleaned up vesterdav's Wheat was off 1% to es Frock hr A men! ast 130.000.000 bushels of wheat as they approached the strike-bound Sergt. Michael Kavanaugh from Capt. Edwin Kruse it must ‘The boys” agree the picnic must | % cent and corn was down a lke to place French farms under com-| (Continued on Page Three) {plant { the choice job of secretary to Chief have been a dandy picnic, have been a dandy, . jamount at Chicago.

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