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Bobbitt Says; Nominee’s Sponsorship of 1932 | mF ; Named; Executive Office 5 plain That 8 Per Cent Is

Democratic Platform to Be Cited. - Located Here. TUN and aren or BD Ned oh Wy, wa, on sounty, and Sais a ER Not Enough Profit. By NOBLE REED : : Chad 5. Euriover's Nave Pace or Burioy egy on Brusgs gn : y NOBLE REE ‘R : : | -_ Formation of an organization de- : WASHINGTON, July 27 (U, P.) — Indiana Republicans are going to sacrifice their pt ide a signed to protect the American | Maa aa + |Government officials predicted today in strict partisan politics this £all in an effort to slice deeply | - : form of government by educating | : | Oo. wad wees WD No city, own, sony. whol Bhate) Sit Smerican Hlluas plane Pro-o | citizens in their duties was an-| x oF Bind 5D Brew NCtion {Vib each 1000) pistes a into the ranks of the Democratic voters | a | nounced here today. To Pack ar Binh 5. Darsor 4 OF Waar Cn HIN sng Yor month by the end of 1940, State Republican Chairman Arch N. Bobbitt said Dem- CE It will be known as the National oo a yorecaey Coinigiied Win ree ! Ny {ports that Congress soon may be

ay Foundation for Education in mer-| sss > Sana Ee ry x ERD SHH RRHN YE XX XBR gad ¥, > ocratic voters will be reminded that Presidential Nominee ican ro The on of | __ [own uw eaanis) Rete on ry) (Mand) (DAP) (Year Lessin. wisinsineiecosss asked to modify provisions of the Willkie supported the principles of the 1932 Democratic fice will be located here and branch | i, Nauk or Prksox Win With ALWAYS KNow YOUR ADDRES ; [0r thave You Fase Ov Pine (Vins Tisnunel law nm platform and that “he still supports those principles while offices will be maintained in Phila-| Narumapizasion Parke! | 8 BE A Rr Lo 8A Der p id R | D R / J n Edward A. Haves . . . he'll honor delphia and New York. cent pron) on | Syslaiion SOITRCS: resident Roosevelt has run away from them. Hillis. e es Knap Liab armas ser sonmbsnmnad | ts se appropriaR : Trustees of the foundation from | $e. Mon - Me (Fm ow (Middle nam amt nw AT ASH . tions subcommittee revealed that

“ ~ - alive this state are: Samuel R. Harrell, | . : ’ : Thousands of Democratic; Chairman: President Herman B| 15 RELATIONSHIP Ab Aupunss oF PEksox Wie Wii ALWAYS KNOW Yous Aniikes two defense commission members. : | Production Co-ordinator William S,

voters will swing to the Will- , H . ; rersitv: Prosis 2 | Dies From eat, EL I eet Butier FRI SHE SRE ER : Ca | Knudsen and Edward R. Stettinius, ii 2 | : (esbatimmtin! “ie, wnt wh "a wR ir Nos ita, Sn, wows, wl aise tin charge of raw materials—have

kie ballot for that reason : B University, Hugh McK. Landon and ; : a . " e 3 i . A 5 A A . . t " se > ro alone,” Mr. Bobbitt said. $9550 in Belt VE ERANS MEE J. K. Lilly. LAPPRN THAT | HAVE VERIFIED ABOVE ANSWERS AND THAT THRY Ais THUR FE RtRNEE OL bs poe

i . : 1 Ln ig Nr petit PITTSBURGH, July 27 (U. P.). New Treatises Planned ; refused to handle Government orv : E . Rightyv-two-vear-ol ary Salav. B. 8. Form No» | RARE SIRENS RK 0 A A MM (ders on grounds that there is not party in any sense of the long| er WIGow ol Collepss The foundation will promote bet- | ' Ie CHaiitrami's sinwatoion st saarhs wis | sufficient profit.

recognized partisan lines—i1t is ok . 'ter instruction in American govern- | 15 14TH O08 Heel Posi | from the heat revealed her as a [1000 Attend Annual Parley: Surue g i A Willkie vs. the New Deal, “rich” woman, died today. ys ment and citizenship and will seek Ca a 895 Planes in August The 1000-plane-a-month produce

Republican leaders frankly are : . | RRR A 8 i ep Her wealth was discovered Expect to Hear Attack |the co-operation of scholars in pretion forecast was based on Mr,

depending almost entirely upon the Thursd hen st taken t ursaay w Nn She WaS taken to . i im- : \ On Third Term paring and publishing new and sim Here is a copy of the registration card now being used for training purposes, but which may be Knudsen’s progress report on the

Willkie political philosophy to put a hospital Wiapoed in. faded over the State ticket rather than SI . bE plified treatises on the American adopted if the Compulsory Military Training Bill becomes law. defense program, which disclosed

. Hh ewspapers in a money belt : i the regular Republican party phil-| DCWsPal : : democratic processes, American that the aircraft duction scl around her waist were $9550 in More than one thousand war vet- 1a, Lae aul production sched. osophy constitutional system, American| .... : wn ule for August calls for completion ®

Chairman Bobbitt reported that, currency and several Shares of erans convened at the Columbia | government, citizenship and public | REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE WILLKIE SPEECH of 895 planes. Changes in type of

5 . pg United States Steel Corp. stock. opposition among Republican lead- } production may cause a slightly

te ri! ay : Club today ior the annual state con- | administration. ers to the Willkie candidacy is] For years she had lived a life | 0 io "oF the Republican Veterans| “Due to the elective system and, ; This Is to certify that in sccordance with the proclamation of the FREE TR IE RY

fading rapidly.” of poverty and since 1931 had ‘of Indiana. the over-crowded curricula,” Mr. President of the United States |but November output is expected ta

‘During a tour of the state for Hoey Pe jo Sonlie pension | Edward A. Hayes, Decatur, IN |Harrell said, “many college students | top that of August. two weeks, I found three precinct pleasire was in haggling each |Past national commander of the | receive very little instruction in the ; WILL HE HIS OWN Great Britain's request for 3000 committee chairmen who were pret- American Legion, will be the prin-| fundamental principles and con- | & American-built planes a month canty cold toward the Willkie nom- the price of an onion or a couple cipal speaker at the testimonial cepts of our system of government. not be fulfilled before mid-1942 and ination, but this week I learned of Oranges banquet for Glen R. Hillis, G. O. P.| The lack of an understanding of our . nh i then only if Britain builds 38 new that these men were convinced that _ i Governor nominee, tonight. American policy alarms many edu- » A : C ndidat M | factories in this country, Mr, Knudthree is an era of new political Among the resolutions expected cators and citizens today. : d e ay gnore sen reported. Delivery of “very few”

\ 3 n ‘ $ trends and they will join the Will- lio be introduced will be one con- “The fact that government and ) Platform: Solid South of the additional planes, he said, kie campaign,” he said | demning the third term. The reso- | intelligence has not solved our eco- : os ’ probably could be made in the lathut d 1 ills, the financial | : tra ter rt of 1941. Wallace Wants Townsen ution rafted by Rep. Gerald nomic and socia : To Be Invaded. fpr of aL isk. te Res.riaite

Landis will brand the move for a and international problems, has re- ; : Governor Townsend has ween | third term as “audacious.” [sulted in an instability of belief in Wad gi no commitments to the British pursked by Secretary of Agriculture Another resolution will ask enact- our form of government, and its ca- : COLORADD.. SPRINGS, Cold: chasing mission on the proposed orasked by C1 ment of legislation by Congress to pacity to govern.” | : Keep in touch with a J Loom! Boned. July 27 (U. P.).—Wendell L. Willkie|ders, explaining that he has been Wallace, the Democratic : al Yar ongress ivaci EY : J BE ALERT {Noth Local {ataly of change of address. Henry A cope with “saboteurs, those engaged | N Parti in Character : a today planned the strategy for a asked merely to work up cost estiVice Presidential nominee, to head in espionage against this country, | Ys arisan ae campaign to break the Democratic| Mates for new plants and equip-

| A <aifiacs] orm No. 1814448 GPO : a speaking campaign in behalf of Enough Aid Being Given 10 revolutionists, and others who m-| The foundation will not be identified | N+ 8 ¥ No. 3 SE — “Solid South,” and he may set down Ment necessary for their production,

fest this country, while they work with any particular institution, col-| lon paper specific thoughts for his 396 for Us, 236 for British

} } eg TY Deal through 15 corn=he Britain, Majority Tell | for its overmtow, Wane they be lege, or vrei, it will be non- : eer BoCHie oi . ’ 4 . | Communist, azi, ascist or of partisan and non-sectarian. u . ’ . Ar. nudsen said the August oF ea, former head Fortune Poll. | other kindred derivation, mcluding| Permanent headquarters will be DESCRIPTION OF REGISTRANT These thoughts, he said, have been plane production. schedule calls for a dirt farmer himself, has been NEW YORK. Juv 27 (NEA) | those on the payroll of our Gov-| maintained in the American United __ __ : its turning over in his mind to She delivery of 396 military planes to described by Mr. Wallace as ‘one ., TY wa) ernment. Life Insurance Bulding. Rack Hany Bony Coton or Bynes point where he has devised some this Government; 236 to the British of the outstanding agricultural au- Fewer Americans believe today we'll Also to be condemned by resolu-| Dr. Franklin L. Burdette, formerly Whit | phrases he will use in accepting the and 84 to other foreign govern= thorities in public office.” get into this war than thought so tion will be the alleged control by| of the politics department of Prince-| White ™ Slender tirspsmssmmsmm | Renublican Presidential nomination ments, particularly in South Amer= It is expected that Mr. Wallace, last January. : 7 |the President of radio networks to|ton University, will serve as execu- | Newto Coton of Hams | p 3 ica. In addition, he said, 174 com= i elected. Will have Mr. Town- The current Fortune Magazine “disseminate the principles of the tive secretary and will be in charge _~ —_ Aug. 17 at Elwood, Ind. mercial and five unclassified planes end appointed to some high farm poll reveals this rather startling re- New Deal and its ideologies to the of the office here. | ©riental It appears certain that his own are expected to come off the ase ost in the Federal Government. versal of opinion. ; : listening public all without reget sn | ~~ > ens | dea s—n0t necessarily those of the [sembly lines. p Asked the question “Do vou think te their desires.” fndinn COMPLEXION | Republican platform—will be em-| The progress report revealed that

Although the Governor's speaking " . - “ : : : ] rao ee EA it the U. S. will get into the war?” the| A fourth resolution will condemn Filipino Short 8 [panied in this declaration. the Army and Navy placed orders re ox ected he will tour through the Americans polled for the magazine's the continued employment by ne af » RE BR vA Last night, he refrained from his| for defense materials at an average 15 ex| ©. | August issue, which is out today,! Federal or State Governments usual disposition to make a brief rate of $35000000 a day between

Dakotas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, wil : | | < ans 1 pene |persons “who are members of or- ; : |speech when he cheerfully waved to| June 6 and July 25. Army conOklahoma, Kansas, Illinois, Ohio, "{ ay 0, | | Uther obvious physical characteristios that will aid in identification ... a group of El Paso Young Repub-|tracts totaled ~$315288.152 and 7

- err ganizations known to be either diMinnesota Michigan, W isconsin, ot ma Ct rect or a front for un-American |licans assembled at the Broadmoor| Navy contracts amounted to $1,412,Arkansas, Tennessee and Ia Ana Yes, if England holds on... 25% activities.” | BOSTON, July 27.—The minute : * |Hotel. Today he probably will meet |907,677. In 1938 Governor Townsend called) yoo je England collapses. .. 4.3% | Homer Capehart, general chair- amount of energy released by the A . Times-Acme Photos. |Governor Payne Ratner of Kansas. Mr. Knudsen said the country a conference of Midwestern GOV-| pyonyt know ............... 114% |man of the Wendeli 1, Willkie noti- | SPlitting of an atom of power-pro- Front and back views of certificate registrants may be required | My Willkie's campaign strategy, [can be confident of a production ernors to supnort the passage of the, 000 304 per cent Of fication program at Elwood, will be Qucing Uranium 235 will servea use-| to carry if compulsory training is adopted. as of today, lines up somewhat as|/ machine capable of equipping a corn-hog provision of Mr. W allace's those polled by Fortune believed the principal speaker at the vet- ful purpose here tonight when it follows: modern army of 2,000,000 men. AAA program ‘the chance for involvement was erans’ business session this after- turns on the new 50 kilowatt trans- : Hoosier Goings On 1. He will campaign in the West-| The Reconstruction Finance Corp, Asks No Patronage | better than 50-30. noon. |mitter of Westinghouse Radio Sta- ern states. [meantime authorized loans aggretion WBZ. 2. He feels comparatively confi- [gating $92,000,000 to the Wright

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e e YO so sho t I ——— Lieut. Gov. Henry F. Schricker Hons Hn. Pol is ao be Uranium, a heavy brittle metal, TIME TO WASTE dent about the Eastern seaboard, Aeronautical Corp., to construct and has promised that if elected GoOV- {hat all is being done for is exists like other elements in several including New York state, concern- equip a new airplane engine plant ernor he will abolish the present pat oueht to be done. To the ques- ON EXPECTED forms, or “isotopes.” The one of ing which he received favorable re- near Cincinnati, O. to increase ite | vod ; +. !ports yesterday from J. Russell output of high-speed radial en-

system of patronage control in tne ii, Yo vou think atomic weight 235 has recently been . . Governor's office ON a He A gH reli 10 V I isolated in microscopic amounts. Muncie Clock Has Stopped Again; Sprague, co-manager of Thomas E.|gines by 12,000 a year. Nobody Will exercise power in Ng ... BTAY TEXAS Studies made af several laboratories A Connersville Kitten Pyres/DeWeys campaigh, J ao dispense of patronage,” he said.| yeg have led to the suggestion that if 0 e which Agricul-| Gasoline is a good ballast for a

That will be left to the State De.1- » | AUSTIN, Tex, July 27 (U. p). large quantities of U-235 could be By JOE COLLIER Bite Secretary Bem) Sveliace may car since, it Weighs shout six ih 49% , attract to the Democratic ticket as pounds to the gallon.

yp zat 1ave no de- : 0 tol secured, the world might have a : : . ocratic organization. 1 have no de United States opinion, according More than a million Texans vote| | A YEAR AND A HALF ago, about the time the Indiana Legisla- | Vice Presidential nominee, Mr, Will- ———, |

<ire to he a dictator or to dispense SUIVEV. . . today in a Democratic primary to practicable source of atomic power, . . : Bl; eal TOWer." to this survey, conducted since the nominate a Governor, a Senator. 14 Which has long been sought. ture was deep in debate on a proposed amendment to the daylight 'kie proposes to capitalize on anti- | 2 BEAUTIFUL £ p fall of France, by no means gives Congressen aut oa Sate ci AN The switchover from the present| Savings time law, the clock in the Muncie postoffice stopped in its |third term sentiment in the South | ENLARGEMENTS “3 OY x 1 ". > T for Willkie’ 5D oh Brian, People Nene amon! 1c wastae windup of the first half Station in Millis to the new one at i : te. &} ; ; He plans also to battle Mr. Wal- | With each 6 to 16 exposure ime for Willkie's | whether Germany would conquer’ s meyas’ biennial litical | Hull, across the harbor from Bos- | Postmaster Robert Acker noticed this singular behavior and duti- |lace on his home ground. He has | kodak roll developed 5 El d Talks Set | the British Isles. The replies: of WlIbIIY Dard 1al political circus] ton, will take place during a 2-1 fully reported the same to Washington, which owns the clock. Wash- scheduled a conference on farm | and printed 25¢ woo alkS oe | N a lly bands and crooning can- . ta ington, after careful consideration | problems for Aug. 5 at Des Moines, | Reprints 3c ea., 50 or more 2c. ELWOOD. Ind. July 27 (U. P , ¢ |didates. | minute broadcast over the Sid KOVaTul Tronthy, Wrote DAUR |Tows, the ony Wire Sere cary Je MS a A LL , , July <i | J pm . BI T \ - A - The time of various phases of the Don't know sone anal politics had little part in Be To I ot a REPORT NEW ALLOY and said that the clock ought to [lace probably will make his accept- | ELMER DAVIS celebration Aug. 17 for the formal Americans think one both of the res for-all, but “Willkie Demo-| P ; p Pl be fixed. Washington, in fact, [ance speech Aug. 20. | ! 4 . : or both of |erats” put in a last minute blow ratus for the atom-splitting experi- suggested that Postmaster Acker

acceptance speech by Wendell L. the allies were to blame for the with the assertion that Democrats ment will be located at Hull, and | advertise for bids Willkie of the Republican nomina- capitulation of France. Here's how voting in the primary would be! will be under the control of Dr. E. U.| In an effort to learn what Was tion for President were announced those polled answered the question: without “conscientious obligation’ Condon, associate director of the wrong so that he would know today by Homer E Capehart of “Some are saying the French let the to cast a Roosevelt-Wallace Demo- Westinghouse research laboratories] NEW YORK, July (U. P)— what he was advertising for, Mr. Washington, Ind. chairman of ar- British down and others are saying cratic vote in November. {at East Pittsburgh, Pa. | The New York World- HR, said | Acker poked around, found what rangements for the ceremony. the British let the French down. Vice President John Nance Gar-1 The splitting of the atom will be . . Wi i was wrong and fixed it. After that He said a brief program on the What do vou think?” came back to “v Oe ay : vad ene , (today that Army and Navy ord- . BI : ame back to “vote and to fish,” will heard by the radio audience as a the clock ran swell, steps of the high school from which giiich Jet French down. ... 27.89 cast his ballot at Uvalde, his home| sharp click. After two preliminary Dance experts had found a way The only reason we brought this Mr. Willkie gra tuaney mn 1610 Woe French let British down. ... 13.0% town. | splittings, to acquaint listeners with to circumvent to some degree the | yy, at this time is that the clock 5 be held at 2:30 p. m. with the, yet each other down 11.47% | Governor W. Lee (Please Pass the the sound, the third one will oper- industrial bottleneck caused by a| has stopped again. formal notification ceremonies at Neither ................... 28.1% |Biscuits, Pappy) O'Daniel, the flour ate relays to switch from Millis t0| shortage of skilled tool and ¥ i x *.» To Keep Valuables Safe LEARN TO PLAX Callaway Park at 3 p m : Don’t know ceo... 197% |salesman-radio entertainer who| Hull. Those listening to WBZ, it is| po. through the use of the MISS JANET BROWN of Con- Rest,3 Safe Dias Bent finaranteed course of At 3:30 p. m, he said, Mr. Will-| 0 determination to defend SWamped veteran politicians two stated, will hotice a new surge of |... , beryllium, which can be cast| nersville is a little lady every one J THE J Re Tren pivay

kie will start his formal speech ac- Ww ; years ago, appeared to be the str ower, and many more people will estern Hemisphere lands with Years ago, appe: e the strong- p peop 50 a litt 0 ma- Easy terms. cepting the nomination. lest of six gubernatorial candidates. | be brought within easy hearing dis- ccurately that little or no m of you ought to know. In fact, it INDIANA NATIONAL BANK

. arms from armed invasion showed | chinin is necessary. A c te 350.000 e ex- ined . " g sar : > - pected Jo attend the ceremonies I Ne To or rE a, an i Ag iii The newspaper said that already EE Tm of India vapells WILKING CTE co. : ig At that time, for instance, only 73.1 8 » ce Governor an now al ——————————— 5 fs = , 2d 120 A | : Ct ‘ several parts of the new Garand and what is not important should R EAST OHIO ST.

s : 65-year-old Eralidmotiver, per cent of those polled favored | | rifle had been made of a beryllium- y Very mi ; ST AUNTON REV NION AUG. 4 ch defense of Canada. In Janu- ONE SLAIN, ONE HURT | | copper gs of high tensible Te ince For Passenger Cars ELINED Men’ ror rns ox San, 0 am WE BT U.S. OFFERS RAISINS | 1 GANG WARFARE “roms Shion, She best | Pt 00, ane, or | aietiw FOR EPAIRED | |, nd., will hold their seco Vv raised o 87 De- can be hardened almost to the con-| instance. wi le to b ” reunion at Shakamak State Park fense of Mexico rose corresponding - IN BARTER FOR TIN CHICAGO, July 27 (U. P.). — sistency of high-grade steel. tr prt Se R ENT EFITTED Women’s Aug. 4 A basket dinner will be ly from 43 to 76.5 per cent. Brazil WASHINGTON, July 27 (U. p). Gang warfare allegedly involving] Sample castings of many parts| reached the other heat wave dav. . Clothes served In the West Side Shelter from 27.1 per cent to 347, the Phil-| The United States is seeking to M>mbers of the syndicate oncelcapable for use in guns, machine| She was holding her kiiten and | DRIVE IT YOURSELF, Inc. LE ON Zirozivg 00. House Ppmes from 46.3 tn 65.5. trade Great Britain prunes and headed by Al Capone who sought! guns, airplane engines and other| asked why it made that noise. Phone RI ley 7788 235 MASS. AVE.

raisins for tin, Rep. Bertrand w. control of ies horse race hy | defense material will be produced “The kitten is purring because

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IN INDIANAPOLIS [atoms ¥ Sil Sd al hulh § Sibi or Sen 1 Poitie LFii om He said that the Reconsuetion | ‘men, the newspaper said, adding| Maxie Brown replied. R URE BEDS | men believed to be fleeing to a hide- | that it was understood that Rep.| Janet frowned as if that was | PHOTO—LITHO and Can Be Rented at the New barter proposal similar to the one : ' proj the wounded men, died last night at | beryllium as a strategic war| “It sounds like a refrigerator to | JOAUSLETTI ETT SUNN. DRUG STORE 9 : » Tr i . 21 32 53 1 United States Weather Burean 1 ricultural products estimated to cost|shotguns in his head. His com-| The parts of the Garand rife cast There is a lot of evidence that & Lithograph Co. raisins and 70,000 tons of prunes, | ported in critical condition with|t® be so accurate they ther into the secrets of weather, Injured ik 4 Accidents Clue thundershowers tonight and tomorrow Sunrise ©. 1:39 Sunset... s.0n Such strategic war materials as tin.| fashion late vesterday. that all this spring a large mass |} Reinforced Heel and Toe Ca Convic- Fin —July 2% 39— ses Lonvie es July 2%, 1939 45 E. Wash. RI1.-2230 Reckless driving 8 7 58 6:30 a.m... 29.91 es , ‘ > T a ———— WASHINGTON, July 27 (U. P.).~ We have uncovered an even 1s Ovpvosns Us Disobeying traffic BRE REARS " one-barn cyclone, Strong Accounting, Bookkeeping, BOUKS—STATIUNERY Drunken driving 0 tered showers and cooler in south and cen ship building program, it was dis-| pear Brazil. reports that one aft- Day and evening sessions. lincoin 8337. ME Wash, $24 & (liege a . Nlinois—Considerahle cloudiness, scat- : ; ; The shortage arose in connection | Reese and Kenneth Porter were Architects and Builders Building.

Finance Corp. and the British Em-| rs lnire already are negotiating on ‘he|°%: | Ralph Brewster of Maine had been| hard to believe and then offered | PLANOGRAPH Prints HAAG'S ALL-NIGHT Here Is the Traffic Record v mi | John (Irish) McLeod, 41, one of |, eq to introduce a bill classify-| this tentative alternative theory: - DEATHS TO DATE OFFICIA in which the U. 8. traded cotton! {ing : ths he Little Company of Mary Hospital,! . . i County City Total CIAL WEATHER for British rubber. He said that ag- Nn vgn from thive sawed off | Material subjec: wo SXvor, controll me * wo» Indianapolis Blue Print 22nd and Meridian oe 2 65 INDIANAPOLIS FORECAST: Consider. |$22:500,000, including 70,000 tons of panion, James Ryan, 41, was re-| rom the beryllium alloy ore Jounal as science delves further and fur—July 26— ahle cloudiness and cooler with local have been offered to Great Britain|wounds in his shoulder and back, assembled in the gun without pol- w eather gets more and more an- | E R Y or g3 Partly eloudy, as part payment for a supply of They were shot down in iii ishing. r , OUTFITTERS TO HOS Cc Dead Covivs OlArTests | Ly 88 noyed. One bit of this evidence is MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN | Gedine Rineiess FRIDAY TRAFFIC COURT = ye TEMPERATURE of air hung sullenly over the @ - Viol tases . Si NAVY CHRONOMETER United States, “read” the weather. tema MILLER-WOHL CO. ‘inlations rie tions paid 6a m. Nite wm TL | \/ R d | forecasts and then spat little | Speeding : 35 33 $158 BAROMETER i VE rc res eda Y SHORTAGE REVEALED storms down at the guys who had | THE MODERN CREDIT STORE redicted fair weather. Indl Cheate Failure to stop at Precipitation 24 hrs ending 7 a. m. . 0 ’ 129 Ww. Wash. "Go os ’ through street 6 6 » Detiehey nce gan Hie Jan. 1 a | The Navy is running into a short-| more disturbing incident of the tewa rt S x bi MIDWEST WEAT i — ~ |age of chronometers—precise sea-| meteorological anarchy—a silent, BUSINESS EDUCATION | signals ! 4 ¢ 5 FATHER i | goi i ieCes— sr ar2 Indiana—Considerahle cloudiness, secat- : | going timepieces—in its record war Lafe McGaughey, farmer living Stenographie and Secretarial courses. | ~—OFFICE SUPPLIES— < ix 3! 39 ?R (ral portions tonight and in extreme south 3 | 4 All others : portion tomorrow closed today. ernoon last week he, his son hi Bea éaal College SUB 4 Pet, 5599 8. Wash. Lhd 80 on t & rs in son 1 2 = . : . : 4 | Totals tered show ers in sev th po \on tomght, and | i {with the outfitting of 138 ships now | in his barn, finishing up odds and Pennsylvania & Vermont Sts., Indpis. A SAFE DEPOSIT

tonight and in extreme south portion to- | : 2 a lin the process of construction and | ends of packing 60 tons of green

MEETINGS TODAY morrow ER ; = SS ; : Li the recommissioning of some 80) hay in the mows. It was a cloud- ‘ * Lower Michigan—Partlv cloudy 1 ht ” | s : IS LOW COST mee, 10 & Mn. 1250 Wenean. Wash: and tomorrow: little change In’ tempera- | : World War destroyers. To meet the | less and very quiet day. ICE AND BOX INSURANCE ington tur : j |problem, the Navy has decreed that Suddenly the silence was bro- FUEL CO. 9 Different Sizes

Indiarg Hobby Workshop Club, 8 p. m., Ohio—Shon 1 1 th | " : " ' w dinner, Yachington and cooler Comet ad TH ahntersiorms each of its present 15 battleships| ken by a wainut beam cracking $3 to $100 a Year nn [shall have only two chronometers| from end to end. There was abso- EVERY KIND C 0 A L Member Federal Deposit

| Kentucky — Increasing cloudiness and | [continued warm tonight, followed by local ‘instead of the customary three. The | lutely no other sound, but they EVERY SIZE inskrince Coro,

GOODRICH BUILDING de en tomorrow A only in| a Sula | third will be turned in to the Naval | also noticed that southwest cor- Phone TAlbot, DRexel, BEImont 1334 Security Trust Co.

portion tonight; not quite so warm | tomorrow | x \ Observatory and reallocated to other | ner of the 10lx4ix21-foot barn 130 E. Washington

KOROSEAL FACTORY WEATHER IN OTHER CITIES, 6:30 A. M. | Re x ships. ; Was five leet in the air,

| Te . 3 They ran, and the 16-foot door Stat 8 y o ——————— , ’ NEW YORK, July 27 (U. P.).— Amarilio Tex orcley aves TTR" : : Ra was not any too large for their y It With 1

The B. F. Goodrich Co has begun Bore noir RY Bl | I Lo SEREINSKY PLACED | exit. "Even us they cleared ‘the “FLOWERS es

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construction of a $200,000 plant at Chicage “lou : : : ® daffy structure, it was all in the LAsson Instruction

I Yt Cincinnati 1.00110000 (Clear 29.9 : : : i i i . ’ Fe ode . 2loudy 29 . : / rubber developed at the Goodrich h| Pod ove. a. Ll RIOIdy 16.0 ; Louis R. Sereinsky, convicted of Pitre and dropped It on three OF INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA MUSIC | co. laboratories in Akron Kansas Cit 0. nC ; | using the mails to defraud, yester-| arm wagons. rey're still try- 115 E. Ohio St. LL 4088

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I p : 3 Manufacture of kovroseal at this ps poles Rain 29.8! RE: 3 ] day was given a suspended sentence plant will begin in the fall. The, Miami, Fl *lou 30.0: { of 18 months and placed on proba-

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