Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1940 — Page 6
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES °
CITY MOVES AHEAD IN DEFENSE PLANS
Prospects for Plane Mechanics Course Dimmed - but
Machine-Tool and Pilot Training Are Undeterred; Student Airmen Enter Turner School.
By SAM TYNDALL several aviation preparedness pro- |
appeared to have hit a snag today, aviation and industrial—were moving forward rapidly.
One of the City's grams
Trouble was reported to have developed in plans of i Aviation Committee to launch a |
the Indiana Civilian large-scale airplane mechanics training course here.
Tentatively promised Fed-
ral funds for the project dave not been forthcoming, and as a result, it was revorted that the program might be taken over by the Army or Navy. The program was given tacit ap‘Toval a month ago at Washington the Labor Division of the Naonal Defense Commission, and 1s been used as a proposed model mechanic training in other tes.
Publisher Is Surrender July 22 to Go to Prison.
dav denied M. L. Annenberg proba- | and ordered that he Sut render 22 to begin serving a three-year
But since then, it is understood re, some flaws have developed in | tion he Government's plans. The July umored transfer of this training rogram from the National Defense ‘ommission to the armed services as urged here last night in a asolution passed by Aviation Post .’0. 171 of the American Legion It was believed that some “1 the bottleneck may be shed Friiy when Reid K. Landis, co-chair-an of the National Civilian AviaCommittee for the Second comes here to confer
tax on his income for 1936.
bation or a stay the plea that incarceration would endanger his heaith and that he needed his freedom to earn approximately $9,500,000 he has agreed to pay t he Treasury In seven years to settle other tax claims against | him. Gover nment cot insel who quashed |
Tioht light
Area, the Indiana Committee, regg, secretary of the Inp, said, however, that ef- st 00 000 addits onal delingu sen icles secure Federal funds to after Annenberg pleaded guilty to he program would be con- the 1936 evasion, opposed probation. U. S. Marshal William McDonald said Annenberg would serve the term at the Lewisburg, Pa. Penitentiary.
ough this project “as delayed,
aining
apparently another prepareaness course was ready to go ito its second stage at four city schools Saturday. t is the Federally
DEATH, SHOOTING AT NEW ALBANY PROBED
NEW ALBANY, Ind, July ).—Police are investigating the
Jnafced ini to trail chine- too] work for 1g war supplies. Part 2 of the Jurse will continue on a six-hour ay, five-day week until Aug. 31. Pp Dozens of men have registered at Geath last night of Frank Eiler, 26, ae State Employment Sert ice here of New Albany, who is believed to sv Part 2 A similar course has have Killed himself after he al1st ended legedly wounded his wife, Minnie, | 24, In a domestic dispute. Mrs. Eiler filed suit for divorce May 1 and obtained a court order to prevent her husband irom mong her. Last night they went together to an attorneys office where Eiler said she wished to] have the order withdrawn. They left when told the action would have to be taken by the judge who | granted the order. Police said they were told the couple got into an argument on the| street and that Mrs. Eiler ran into| a filling station where Eiler shot | her, then turning the gun on himself,
BOOTH TARKINGTON'S Sin tm COUSIN, 8,
Mr. | Times Speci JEFFERS SONVILLE. Ind. July 17. pS s W. Booth, cousin of Booth t famous Indianapolis ied vesterday at this home here after 2 long illness. Mr. Booth, who was 87, was a reti lumber worker. He broke a hip two years ago and had been an invalid since. His wife died last| vear i
He was the
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Pilot Training Advances In train : Fog! ess
the Government's civilian ng program there was reported or establishment
college pi ilot
pilot real lesti of the n course, aned Sat urday, were being rushed ess in actually setting up couldn't keep up with of youngsters who wanted
ouncement by Henry E "\Cham ber of Commerce's head on the program, stampede.” The course for young working men too—who were not to Hy Govat Butler Uni-
under
tions been received, 1¢ has been besieged More than 400 liries since Saturday. be announced
srtho coming fy rom
have De- Ti when they Washington,
thle nq
college pilot courses, red lustrial training program, to its second stage this week student pi who graduated primary pilot courses in Ss and 1 ties throuehot
c began § adv ar need
from the last member of his| immediate family, and his closet relatives are Mr. Tarkington and] Miss Elizabeth Ames, Greencastle, Ind. another cousin. Funeral services will be in Paris, Ill.
ollege
school at day The students were awarded the privilege of beginning the leg of their fiving career basis of records made during the first course.
3 Are Butler Graduates
PATIENTS MOVED IN HOSPITAL FIRE
TOLEDO, O., July 17 (U. P.).— Three of the advanced Fire broke out in St. Vincent's Hosare graduates of the Butler course. Pital at midnight but was brought] They are Russell Rauch, Ted Shad- under control at 1 a. m. after 120} inger and Clau de Stropes. tients had been moved from the schcol for these students is being ng wing to the fireproof secheld at the Arthur Jordan Memorial t0n of the building Hal The city's entire fire fighting ‘ap-| At the same time the second Bu paratus was brought into action. Jer primary CAA pilot course was in Two firemen were overcome by progress w ith 45 students at the Miz- smoke The fire started in a nicipal Airport. he college laboratory on the third floor. | 1 advanced) and
cours es (primary ar a ction are part
n-college i preparedness of 57.000 po-
second
on
students
DOCTOR KILLED IN WEST,
ense pilots, Fe SRTVILLE, Ind, July 17. ¢ two other develop- Servi for Dr. Stewart Slocum,| ments of a defense nature here. who was Killed in an automobile acMyron Green, Chamber of Com- cident in California, will be held! merce industrial commissioner, re- next Tuesday at the Slocum resi-| ported on return from Washing- dence, N. Main St. Burial will be} ton today that it would be “two or at Gravel Lawn. Mrs. Grace Slo-| three w Sk" vet before the City will cum and her son, Dr. Ralph Slocum. learn whether it will get the are t rrive here from Califorma| posed $8,000.00 airplane engine Monday. | search laboratory. Indianapolis has, = ——— been reported “running with the Municipal airport available without | leaders” in its chances to secure charge to the Navy Department for| huge project. such a base. However, on the other side of the v En ledger, it was reported without “~ that
nsin 1tional DIroreate an army
were 1Ces
prore-
this
cONn- wa d to high Navy officials in formal 01 have no feet west of the est ablishi ing of a Naval tion ion training station in
Washington offer of
the considered the CAA radio test a aviation base, This is picked by the chairman of special Naval Board the field.
for Sile
Indianag polis City Leaders
The hitch is Sig Naval district, in is located, also includes such cities as Detroit, Chicago and St. “Louis and that the district already has many such training stations.
DON'T [But City oma are wresine foe] ot and stuiiy
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FOR ANNENBERG
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) CHICAGO, July 17 (U.P) —Fed- | Flaws Develop eral Judge James H. Vio to-
prison term for evasion of $1,217,206
Annenberg, who pleaded guilty to | the charge, had petitioned for pro-| of execution on
New Aprons ......5¢
IS DEAD .
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which
LETDOWN, HEADACHY FEELING Floor Wax . . 13¢ Pint
Linseed Of , 95¢ Gal. &in. Brush . . $1.19
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— WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1940 OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK DURING THIS GREAT 3 DAY SALE
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Thursday Luncheon
Chinese Chop Suey
Steamed Rice, 21
La Choy NooNo Mail, Phone or C. 0. D. Orders on These 28 Items. None Sold to Dealers.
Popcorn .......1%« Cigarettes .... 116
and Butter, Generous size sack. Chesterfield, Camels, Old Golds, Luckies. Limit 2 ctns.
Double Dip Sodas . .. 8° Lux, Lifebuoy, 10--48¢
Yt ¥ N Chocolate or orange flavors. Limit 10 bars to customer.
Pocket Watch. .... 69 Candy Bars ..... 3c
Worth much more. Regular 5c size
Candid Camera . . .. 98 Sanitary Napkins . . 8°
F-7.7 Achromat Lenses. Complete with carrying case. Sewdettes. 12 in box
Orange Slices ....7<~ Men's Dress Shirs. . 50°
Fresh and delicious. Sizes 14 to 17.
2 Keys Made . .... 15° Canvas Gloves maa
For Cylinder Locks Only. 8-02. White kni
itted cuff. C FS x vn nvv uD £3 OWe's ..... € cach Underwriter approved, 15, 20 and 30 amp.
Part linen. 15x30 In. 2 Clothespins . . ..3c Tooth Paste ...... 8 Smooth, Hardwood.
Milk of Magnesia. Medium Size. = Alarm Clock 69< Electric Iron ® BB BR EN Guaranteed.
Standard size.
FREE!
To Babies under 3 years of age
Infants’ Ring Encased In Gleaming Yellow GOLD
Infants’ Dept.
Cake and Ice Cream
Served only between 2 and 5 P. M. and 7 and 9 P. M.
Large assortment.
Made while you wait.
Assorted colors.
Rayon Undies . . . 12¢ a
Shirts, pant
Dependable,
Ironing Cords .
Approved standard size.
69¢ Overalls .
rdy Oak.
Garbage Can .
9-Gallon size.
Boys’ Bicycle
Full size,
Odora Cabinet
Double door.
ies, briefs. Small, medium, large.
For women and misses. Assorted styles and sizes
Women’ s White Bags, 69¢
‘les. Just received. $1.00 values
Common Nails . . . 2 5¢
6 to 60.
Sizes for men. Stu
t summer st
Ten pounds to customer.
Dishmop.........5¢
Fluffy head, smooth handle. Large size,
Beautiful Treasure Pattern
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with Each Purchase of
COMPLETE 72-PIECE Silverplated Ware Set
EACH PIECE INITIALED 99
$2.50 Down. $3 Monthly
Usual Carrying Charge.
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walnut Lifetime Guarantee
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imum hiding power. Gallon covers 450 sq. Tt. (2 coats) of surface in good conGal. In 5 Gal
dition. Lots
Room Lot Wallpaper
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10 Single rolls of sidewall and 20 yards of border. Enough sidewall and border to cover an average room, 10x12 ft.
WALLPAPER GROUP
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AY a Single Gallons 2.59
Turpentine . . (5c Q.
In your own container
In your own container
Sturdy 5-Ft.
Step Ladder
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Brand New UNDERWOOD JR. Portable
TYPEWRITER
Complete With Carr
Now! You can by portable typewriter with typewriter keyboard. It takes pape writes a line 8
upper and lower case—us wood ribbon,
UKULELE 98°
y a brand- new Un derw 00d Ir.
has a standard 4.r
inches long—has | shift keys and left shift key lock—
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REGULAR
39-50
VALUE
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carrying case. This ow, 84 character
r 9 inch
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$3 DOWN—$4 MONTHLY
es wide and eft and right Pica type in ses standard Under
No Carrying Charge
GUITAR 3.95
Rigid Frame
Sale!
Regular 5.98
12-In. 3 98
16-In.
Size Size
Regular 6.98
4-98
VELOCIPEDBES
Regular 7.98
20-In. > 98
Size
New, adjustable steel saddle; long wearing 34-In. rubber
tires. steel riveted spokes.
Adjustable big-bike handlebars.
Tubular steel frame.
Strong, enameled Green or red.
2.98 Value! Red Streak Steel Wagon
S]-77
A real coaster, fellows, at a real saving! Full size, one-piece steel body in brilliant red enamel with ivory trim. Double-disc, rubber tired wheels with “1200 nile” bearings. Bargain!
Sale of SOAPS—DRUGS—TOILETRIES
Aspirin Tablets 29¢
Cascara Sagrada Tablets, 200 for Ann Barton Kits Powder Puffs ___10 for 19¢c
Approved 100 for
*N vosenay
7=-Piece Water Set
Includes 80-0z. pitcher end six |12-oz. optic tumblers.
Clear sparking glass.
Woodbury’s Soap 4. 1c
Lux or Lifebuoy Toilet 10 48¢c bars
Hot Water Bottle A Great Value 27¢c
at This Price. Dinnerware 32 Pieces
2.98
Dainty Dresdentype pattern in lovely pastel coloring on ivory ground. Graceful shape. First quality American semi-porcelain. Service for 6.
3Ye
Waldorf Tissue | 0 rots S90 Challenge
Toilet Tissue { 0 rons 390
Mixing Bowl Set _
2c
Nest of 3 convenient size mige ing bowls. Special tor Birth. day Sale.
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