Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 July 1940 — Page 7

FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 7

GETS 275 YEARS prison sentence ever recorded here |seven moral charges and must serve 20 10 BE ADDED The Smile Helps Bring the Tips REDKEY SCHOOL SAN FRANCISCO, July 19 (U.|when he was sentenced to a mini- 10 years on each of the seven

P.).—David Rodgers, 36-year-old mum of 275 years in the peni-|sentences before he can ask for a

T0 PURDUE CAA LA : Naan NN 3 ‘yy | FIGHT IN COURT stevedore, received the longest | tentiary. Rodgers was convicted on | parole. FLIGHT TRAINING faba oC SS Teacher Claims He Was

: LET Wt | Fired in Trying to Sup. . Truckers to Hear Talk on Ro Sy n i = plement Library. | Another Big Double Feature

Wage-Hour Law; Berry | RD ¢ Ll J. \ PORTLAND, Ind, July 19 (U. P). ’ Ra N Sl J TN Wa \ |—A jury of 10 men and,two women . AIRE Session Is Set. 3 Cg LO - (had been selected in Jay Circuit, t : BRE EE

Court today to hear thefcharges of

Times § ) HN PR \ \ 3 N \ ) Walter Phinney, a Redkey school- | ; §! U LAFAYETTE, Ind. July 1 ur 3 &§ ] N\ 2 CO teacher, that he was illegally asked SR : LAMP due University has taken another Saat y NWN \ : to resign because he urged his stu-|} : 3g 3 QL stern forward in the expansion of > NN W dents to read the book, “Stars Fell ¥ it . ’ . ep forward in the expansion « \ \ on Alabama.” 5 3 Rich maple finish base the flight training programs by au- Y he \ R BK \ aN ! Mr. Phinney asks reinstatement as LO R in true colonial design. horizing the enrollment of 20 ad- ie ca aw a teacher and judgment of $1000 in| § RTA ey C | ith alob jitional Student \ \ \ salary. ‘The school board charges 3 IRSERTNNT SR omplete with globe, he advanced training work is TRE \ -_ AN [that Phinney lent improper books to, ; OA. : tdi candle and match bud. pen to those who have completes : " W\ \ his students, f EL / Limited number only at Qe preimminary fight framing pro LRN Ra \ Ng N School board attorneys indicated | i ¢ : ‘

they would select “Stars Fell on ! this low price. Get X _ Alabama” to support their conten- A yours NOW! st step, 60 3 a) w» WW NN |tion, particularly citing stories of | Lo. ; liminary \ ; ¥ Nk ¥ : “poor whites” and Negroes. | "Mr. Phinney said he lent books ©

his pupils in an effort to supplement a What he called a meager school \ 3 N 5 \ ' FILTER

Toray. © “1 Somers CIGARETTE HOLDER FATHER, 6 CHILDREN

KILLED IN COLLISION Be smart! Smoke

. Times Phot VAN NUYS. Cal. July 19 (U p).| I a filtered cigarette! Drive-In Girl Grace Cox . . . “Here you are, sir, and thank you. | —A father ph six of his children A Choice of colors! N . * Y take it plain or not at all. The Nor Kills oO A OS "\ a ymburgers: tl irls es wo trucks on S Drive-In Girls Are oung hoys IR ry oh icken ot SS oa north of here, and the mother and \| TN minke. SE 4 . orden Aug. | . | wiches, |ancther child were injured seriously. | Lh N No Phone 4 Filters They have «dering jareon.! The father was Clarence *‘ount oi | Or Mail ) And Know Their Psychology or a i “White,” chocolate Los Angeles. The children were| Orders, 3 Your Smoke! lis “black,” cones are “up,” dishes Betty, 12; Jacqueline, 10; Donald, 9; | By HARRY MORRISON rthey're out all the time and the of ice cream are “down,” a bar- | Robert, 8: Marie, 6, and Shirley ah ) running around helps their figures./ beque is a “bq” and a phosphate is May, 5. Police said some of them | It's a fairly new Kind of a job for| si the came time they will admit/ a “phos.” probably were burned to death while | {girls and they like it so Well theyTe y),.v don't Jose much weight. | They all have one plea: “Please pinned beneath the wreckage of| nato Field. starting to refer to it as a VoCas| .yye walk several miles a day and don’t honk that horn so loud!" [their light truck. lesman’s | Hon {it's marvelous for your ankles, but|—— a -

They're called drive-in girls when | we all like milk shakes and that vou talk about them, and “Grace or makes the weight about the same,”

at Jane” or “22° when you talk to one of them said. “WELL WERE ALL SET FOR OUR R VACATION NOW!” them. | “But we meet lots of boys,” she| 9 4 9

They usually are between 17 and went on. “They're nice boys and|

I'omato Festi nd the cor-|21 vears old, unmarried and make if they get fresh we know how to] tion of the Tomato Queer vifrom $15 to $30 a week. They go handle them, We have lots more] \ 1110 Purdue president to school during the winter, plan boy friends than we had before we i . , [to become secretaries or stenograph- went to work here, It's grand.” > 5 > \ “gr fave y pel I'S 1 | . * o& | E PARALLELS LIFE ers or beaut operate All of Work Two Shifts

IA i ly 19 (Up). | them live in the city, 22. They must be super-salesmen or| The girls work on two shifts—

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twin, His they don't keep their jobs, and they one from 9:30 a. m. to 7 p. m. and worn in | know almost as much about psyehol- | the other from 7 p. m. until closing tead ogy as Albert Edward Wiggam. time, about 1:30 a. m. About half he son] They Like Their Jobs las many girls work in the daytime °

They like their jobs because 88 In the evening and although a . a there is more business at night, each girl makes about the same “ v \ money, depending on her experi- NO EXTRA CHARGES EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS ence “One girl has been here four vears. She makes about $30 a week. It's the repeaters that count. You

build up a clientele, They call for R Fou Shes they Some ta every = Rd Ly this easy K AY » W Y Their wages are all in tips. The HA SG New rose gold color tips range from a nickel, when the y Y 4% Soros \ bill is small, to 15 conte or ph gS bh * a 5 e ENGAGEMENT i 50¢ 9 week buys up ie $29.75 quarter when the check is large or] a pi RING 75¢ a week buys up fo $42.50 there are a lot of persons in the ! pe Ty. ; $1 kb $ $50 car. # $F (0 Ta ; a wee uys up 7o Tricks of Trade 3 ahd 3 Poy A $3730 $1.50 a week buys up to $83

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