Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1940 — Page 11
FRIDAY, JULY 13, YOY _ on saa THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 11
HINT CONGRESS Danish Cattle Leave Home to Feed Nazis NAZI CHALLENGE Astor's Mother om U0U MAY NEED
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RECE Sa y : § } i {...} ne i + Fe ing among 250 aliens, many of 1 i. sd Ra : ; Open Opposition to Monroe them coatless and tieless, repeats
- NS a a o \ : Doctrine at Havana ed the oath of allegiance to the { : # vu 4 DON'T DELAY
nit States in Fede 't, Two-0 N Bill and A 3 ion Expected A Sor oul Dr. Eustace Foley wo-ycean avy | an Aaanicandamty ORD 5 : i Ee : i xpected. vesterdav and thus Ladv Ribblesy PL ay ME ™ NH TD. Sess on p dale, mother of Vincent Astor, . CE Reg Lio metrynt Hatch Measure Await 3 a a ; ager No WASHINGTON. July 12 (U.P). became ance again an American REE UR RR eo d SR : ‘ citizen F: Dc R Signature 8 NW . a he £83 Administration officials said today Ladv Ribhlesdale arrived here : y ; . ¥ | k ES ; en that they have accumuiated con-' pariy in June “a reluctant refus WASHINGTON. uly 12 (U, P.). ra : di $" ¥ SS i 4 PUR Ro siderable evidence that Nazi agents gee.” ps she was deseribed at the ’ he House Deficiency Appropria- a. 4 ; : mav challenge the Monroe Doctrine Jiifte She had lived sbroad Since IF You DON I Subcommittee prepared today : ® g a : ; Y vical 1*r marriage to an English nerk during a 10-day CoRuTe:- Re Ba. 8 ; k Ra : a openly at the Pan American con- bleman: in 1919 &Iter her divorce Need Glasses recess to expedite action on NE a 3 a sultative conference at Havana from Col. John Jacob Astor WE'LL GLADLY Nd > Roosevelt's reau for ; : aD : has 4 gl July 20, Lady Ribblesdale also renounced TELL SOU on Ey BLO
3.000.000 for “total defense A J 1 § HE = Be Awake to the increasingly evident, ner ge. Famed for her beauty YOU DON'T mittee Chairman Clifton DS § oe 2 : na and her twa marriages, she once aid that he and other : be . apna SES (trail of Naat espionege and propa: .hocked Queen Mary by wearing a NEED CASH! GL ge S 3 3 S 0] members of the Com- : LY JERSE ECE { ganda in this hemisphere, Secretary close-fitting gown at a court ball, here during : : fo ao aa i of State Cordell Hull has served She was cut dead by the Queen CREDIT national con- ~ J a NE | notice on these agitators that the as a result. with Republican ; IR United States will not contenance ———— | eam——— ro——— wn . : Dre ay : TL id Sh i such interference. ects > ra He branded recently dispatched STATE STUDIES PLEA FOR YOUR SPORT SHOES . .. The New ram A Ce . : at notes from German consular agents : : Arm) al uti American governments a: Combination Cork and Rubber Soles
be F fo \ fe SW : Re . i a species of intimidation directed FOR SCHOOL REPAIR and Heels NOW AVAILABLE "iy # SNE Ee. Rh Rte | against the sovereignty, integrity ®
and freedom of action of free and ~ independent nations. I'he State Budget Committee to-
lt Mr. Hull's comment was in replay day has under advisement a request SEARS C 0 M p L FE T E S M 0 E REPAIR
; : : ; Th hie I HepHOS to a question at a press conference for money to either build a new Talk of winter famine grows in Europe and the Nazis are making sure thev're not caught short- concerning a note Dr. Otto Rein-
Keep Wage-Hour Program lardered by reportedly denuding occupied countries of cattle, chickens and livestock. At a Danish port, beck, German Minister to Central roof on the State School for the : Germans are seen loading cattle onto a boat for shipment te Germany, according to the Nazi-censored American countries. sent the Nica- Deal or repair it temporarily until
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he Nex . aT warned that nation that Germany fo: a new one
A the vast 4 (expected Latin America fo favor a pha Gommitter was told hy J A * Waterproof Leather Soles trips O a S ar Qves | neutrality helpful to Germany Al Raney, school superintendent, that Raw.Cord Soles snd: Heels conference a the forthcoming Havana conference. (a sirders under the roof were not Uskide Sol ir | With the scheduled opening of apchoped sufficiently and that the se von Chrome Seles
1 Administra- , A : which as- oy Na Sox the Havana conference but 10 days present roof ic ton heat Path r > 5 inl -. ne q . . i for relaxa: x gh gh away officiais here received addi- ° punde for a new roof could be Cripple Shoes Rebuilt ; hig Intensification of German air rajds over Great Rritain i= being tional information indicating that
made available from one of five hoot Lenathened and accompanied by an increases of British retaliatory raids over Germany Nazi agents may appear in force at contingent funds. Action on the S L 9
and German occupied territories. but without anv known results affect- the meeting as they did in Panama yatter will be taken at the next Widened Claims Export Cartel Plan ing the outcome of the war. Casualties are inconsiderable and an- City at the first consultative €on- \eeting of the Committee Full Line of Shoe Laces, nouncements by both sides of planes destroved show thev are far ferchce there last September. At — c— ee — Insoles and Shoe Polishes <peci fic Perils Relations With below replacements = E — Panama they sought to prevent Advertisement
\ : Neither belligerent gives rticu- ; i 5 ive Latin American countries from " - ip i yo ‘Post-War’ Europe. lars o damage gone to "ow ‘fate ES ua live participating in decisions adverse to C H | G G F R AN D Try Our Invisible Process for Resoling—It Gives New Shoe nent for tories which, if extensive, might morale, Germany. Appearance With Old Shoe Comfort have serious consequences, particu- The Germans, however, could RRR William Philip Simms gets larly concerning gravely affect Britain's war position DEMPSEYS FORMALLY PARTED MOSQUITO BITES South America’s view ,. , Page 25. 3 . airplane plants; if Hitler's air power were able to NEW YORK, July 12 (U. P) WHILE-YOU-WAIT SERVICE BERLIN. 2 (U. P).—The 3 L for, if either side co-operate with German submarines Jack Dempsey and his wife, the for- Don't Suffer
: q om =. and lose sleep from the ig Navy Bill Passes July 12 «l Ra were to gain jj; an increasingly successful offen- mer Hannah Williams, have for- itching torment of higger and mosquito y Presiden Roosevelt Americas were warned today by the § By 9 complete mas- give against the vital British over- mally signed a separation agree- °} Soraya I an Lapp "vith . ; s a bill to authorize ap- newspaper National Zeitung of Se : tery of the air, seas importation of food. But, to ment. it was disclosed today Un= piece of cotton You wil be gratified a L estimated § ).- Essen that the United Stats export JRE. Swill (would influ- the present, submarine warfare has der the agreement the two dangh= [15 STOPS aller first application—or your cartel plan jeopardized the Western jd \ ence the final not had important aid from the ters Joan, 6. and Barbara, 4 loney back! SagRE I ul, Rta Free Bus Alabama at Vermont St. Free Parking : J result. But, Lord German air arm. will live with Mrs. Dempse) atv 161 best res vour aruggis Hemispheres commercial relations ; Beaverbrook with “post-war” Europe BNE 3 British Minister he newspaper is close a of Aircraft ProWha en duction, has announced that Mr. Mason Britain's output States’ previous political and trade of planes last ude toward the authoritarian month was double the number proAsSUMad that the duced in June, 1939, when speeding up was well under wav. Likewise there ig no reason to believe German plane production has been rious mpeaed
Hermann Goering. al 1S rcald that m view of the United completed have taken
surplus Ameriean Tonid not promote rela1 these nation 1¢ cartel plan, the Amer. pool their exportable Nazis Must Guard Bigger Arfa
SO ney rollin be nic- (sermam ha: more planes than
best advantage. The Great Britain at present, but the National Zeitunz sala the United disparity 1s not enough to give the States would control the exports Germans control of the air. This The end of the war wil open fact is shown bv the persistence of great economic possibilities between British bombings which are taking Europe and the Western Hemi- place over far wider areas in Gers sphere, the newspaper said. but it man rance, Belgium and HolAmericas want to make the most the German air offenof the opporunities “they should gives over the comparatively small the European area of Great Britain, If the Gerwant to remain nha) jominated the air, it would squabbiimg po be neces v for the British to keep a arava 5 home for purely tions 1 ns have to guard far doubted that ngpe t t than the British from American mnter- I'his necessity limits conthe number of planes Germany can use in assaulting Great Britain. It explains to some extent he puzzling fact that Germany has| been using comparatively small
squadrons for raiding British cities! b 0 R PUTS BRANCH despite the larger aggregate | ! f ' planes at Hitler's command. Civilian Morale Remains High IN CHARGE OF CAA ecent reports of air battles men- | tion an inereasine number of Ger-|
man attacks against convoved BritWASHINGTON, July 12 (U. PO. ich supply ships. No details of zp-} Prezident Roosevelt thdav com. rious damage to the vesseizs have been reported by the Germans. but} concentration of German efforts against the convoys is to be eXx-
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their experiences \ : : siderabl the United States would
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hiz reorganization of the ronantics Authority, proranch to be chair- pected m i \ rw board which will The attacks of the past few davs| egulate al} iian aviation may be experimental tests to feel} 20 000 IDLE ON N. Y. ' anch, former CAA mem- out the capacity of the British tol
is CAA chairman Rob- defend their merchant marine bring-| CLOAK AND SUIT JOBS rt inckley, who was made as- ing essential food supplies to the| : 184 Secretary of Commerce British Isles { NEW YORK. J 1 tr. PD shortiv after Mr. Roosevelt placed Efforts to subdue the British peo000 16 the CAA under the jurisdiction of ple by daily air raids on industrial the Commerce Department. centers are as little likely to suc-| At the same time, the President ceed as British attacks on German nominated George P. Baker as- plants Nor is there any present sistant professor of transportation indication that the exchange of | 3 i 3 at Harvard University, (o be a mem | 4 5 ig ’ ber of the Aeronautics Board. to fill : A SLR he vacancy caused by Mr. Hinek- Capitol Po It y Co Wi) EE ev 8 promotion a taki u r od { 4 EF Bdward Warner, a member of the J 1018 So Meridian, RE-433% 42
Board, takes the vice chairmanship § Qhoice Fries °,'5, 1" 25¢ Ib, vhich Mr, Branch relinquishes Vik Fries Rt etttiteiete 20¢ Ih,
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