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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 14, 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES — PAGE 5 WILLKIE PL ACES | Spoils Debut n ANP AIBN BOOK x In Comfort—Entire Store Air-Conditioned! ® Open Thursday and Saturday Nights Until 9 o'Clock! FINAL COMMA IN SR ADS WILL RAISE > SIEAIRS ANNUAL AUGUST

ELWOOD SPEECH [EP 8 ABOVE $250,000

; Blasts Roosevelt for Choice TN ae But Hatch Ban on Sales Will | Of Flynn. Hammers at | T . Cost Democrats About Campaign Book. r Ln Lo $860,000. | (Thomas Stokes, Page 11) | 8 By CHARLES T. LUCEY To { E eC Times Snecial Writer COLORADO SPRINGS, Cele, ! 3 £ J WASHINGTON, Aug. 14—The | Aug. 14 (U.P) —Wendell L. Willkie | [ile a— 1940 Democratic campaign book, | finished his acceptance speech to- od newest hot potato of politics, is %| day after a conference with Alf IR fund raiser to the exter of at | M. Landon had produced a personal 1 : least $250,000, it was learnad today. blast at President Roosevelt for ap- , [| | This figure is based on an ofeial | pointing Edward J. Flynn as Demo- ; ; f admission that there are more than cratic National Chairman. 100 ‘pages of advertising. (The Mr, Willkie and Mr. Landon yes- Th FRM: Page Price is $2500) ve

sh b RRR 8 total may be much higher. terday joined in a charge that met- Rr Hy The 1936 campaign book brought |

ropolitan Democratic political ma- EL : in $1,246,763, including the sales of "voll Yo y chines planned “to steal” the Nc- SSSR a de luxe copies carrying the aute- —_— BIGGER VAR TE I Y

vember election for the New Deal Next winter's formal debut par- gPaph of President Roosevelt. Ad-

en iio 5 | by anned by Mrs. William |Vvertising revenue totaled $385.526, TR 4 : BY ehApent Young. | Ndrimtce of New York for her 18. @nd book sales amounted to $481,487 4 > ’ The Presidential in 1936 and $379.750 in 1936. : { ; 3 he fr

Republican vear-old daughter Josephine Apparently barred by the Hatch

nominee took another whack at the| Johnson, may turn into a wedding | s . . pe y 3 4 . N Democratic organization for solicit-| reception. Josi, one of Gotham | Elections Reform Law from sale of Z x f ] : hy / bg B. NF ing campaign handbook advertising! society's glamour sub-debs, tossed the books, the Democrats thus are / : TENT ’ PF a A 8, A P

from corporations. social precedent overboard by an- losing $860,000 from this source. In keeping with Attornev General nounding, before ‘‘coming out,” Hatch Law Sets Limit Robert Jackson's opinion that such | her engag@ment to Blaine Faber | practices are illegal. the Democratic | of New York. | Edward J. Flynn, the party's Ia +i X 1 . national chairman, indicated re-| i National Committee should imme bi. ede ‘ | 8 : } 4 : ; RICH NEW MARKINGS AND FINISHES, due to diately return $140.000 collected this cently that the national committee | 4 , 4 ig : improvements in fur dyeing and dressing! vear and $500.000 collected in the faces some difficulty in raising the 4 BE ta A 1036 campaign, Mr. Willkie said. | money it needs to run the Presi.

dential campaign. A $3.000.000 limit

Suggests Firms Sue { " : on expenditures is set by the Hatch g \ he / 4 A New toll draped SWAGEERS YOKES If the refunds are not voluntarily | . Lay e Gomis Practices We : he oh EB : a SHIRRED PACKS smart COLLARS . | ¥ h SORUD ractices ct bars E: W ’ { : 3 Py i FITTED whyles mew SLEEVE TREATMENTS

made, Mr. Willkie said the corpo- / 3 rations which contributed should es corporations from contributing di- Be 3 Ne. oi # | : 3 1 r Wh STROI ERS TOPCOATS! sue the Democratic National Com- rectly to political campaigns, but : > i ‘ a mittee Election Board Passes Buck many concerns are listed as adver. Even Boss Flynn will not sell or tisers in the book which in“recent th : : Enormous orders — placed months age — bring

tribut Ss in | ) - i |dave has been the object of blasts “ip iy 4 4 3 Es - / distribute the books now.” he sai | On State-National [from Senator Carl Hatch (DN. M.), ; 5 : JiR, ; T tT you THE MOST SPECTACULAR SAVINGS IN i wy FF \ OUR FURSELLING CAREER!

in reference to Mr. Jackson's opinion | : c that such activity was illegal under | Ticket. Attorney General Robert Jackson the amended ‘clean politics” act. | and Wendell Willkie. Tn the most Mr. Willkie said that ‘now is the! The question of whether the Tecan! report Wg BI ea time to clean up such practices as names of Franklin D. Roosevelt and shown 0 have been dm for £8 matter of plain, common hon- Wendell L. Willkie shall go on the advertising, but this figure ha! on esty.” Mr. Landon, the 1936 Re- same ballot with those of Henry F increased greatly. publican Presidential nominee, Schricker and Glen R. Hillis in the Firms Listed as Purchasers i him “ iNovember election will be decided Mr. Landon struck at the Kelly- ‘by Attorney General Samuel D Nash organization in Chicago, the Jackson. Hague machine in New Jersey and The State Board of Election Comthe Pendergast forces In Kansas missioners, which has been worryCity. ! «Ing With the problem, yesterday deThese machines need a good Re- ‘cided to pass the burden to the at- ; ; NE publican housecleaning,” he said in torney general. Milwaukee, $10,000; Charles Engelpointed reference to the Pender-| One ballot, containing the names Dard, 30 Church St, New York, gast organization and other Mis- of both the Presidential electors N- Y., $6250; Hugh J. Blakely, Chisourl Democrats. and state candidates, was used in| C289, $3000; Addressograph-Multi-Predicts Kansas ‘Safe’ the state until 1936. Then. under a 8rabi Corp. Cleveland; Goodyear . law passed in 1933, two ballots were Tire and Rubber Co. Akron; B. F. Mr Landon predicted Kansas Was ysed, one containing the names of Gocdrich Co. Akron; Firestone Tire xafely Republican and he said Mis the Presidential electors and the and Rubber Co. Akron, and Grumsouri had a good chance of swing- aiher the names of the state can- man Aircraft Engineering Corp, Ing in that direction didates Bethpage. L. 1., $3125 each. Mr. Willkie said that he wonld However, the 1037 Legislature The following were down for $2500 ask Mr. Landon to make as MANY ‘macend a law providing that the each: campaign speeches as possible. work names ‘of the Presidential and Viee Raval Typewriter Co. Inc. New actively in organization and give Presidential candidates should be York City: Ruthrauff & Ryan, Inc. ku ' . . . 3 BIZ dvice, o> placed on the ballot in the place of Detroit; Ross Roy Service, Inc. De- YOU NEED PAY ONLY 6 NOW! n Whe! will Ie JOU" Ane MI. the Presidential electors trot; J. Stirling Getchell, Tne. De- 1 andon was asked 1 : 1 « ES , The attorney general must decide ftroit: Dennis Lane, Chicago, Michael il re hw yi 3 yrs Phils: if the 1937 law repeals the 1033 Pontarell and Sons, Chicago, & Free storage Hill you Yoke aut your coat in the Fol, or ‘he S x "0 0 . . + . 5 s . . hr De rial pS oe % od statute providing for two ballots Myers Tobacco Co, New York; ute Sears Convenient Time Payment Plonl don said i y . Many politicians in both parties Grevhound Corp. Chicago, PepsiOh sal es ; Iv t oe Cola. Long Island City. N. J.:. ComMr. Willkie said he would have iA Rr ie Brio] hi modore Ss New York Miieieen r e h y AN - i > § AN - } vel, : , al z { ~ er roe a, ra didate on the same ballot with those Viscose Corp, Wilmington, Del; you went an ‘out-and-out BARGAIN in beoutitul furs, come To Sears this August i » v 18 | ! . 1 i § TT t ! fur . ce Tr SY “ or . ’ au x mimeographed todav, or tomorrow pr rE EL oo a Sn Cg TTY You'll rub your eyes in wonder ot the fabulous richness of these furs: You'll gloat A SEARS ROND night at Indianapolis. e said pn [DU canal uid CARO, Ln © au EON N g . A hua I — etna Tag have a tendency to pick up votes for Typewriters, Inc. Syracuse; Miller over the fashions —furs handled like fabric). ‘deft dressmaker touches. . feminine, la Gd : THembers of his family Saturday the state ticket Brewing Co., Milwaukee; Cleveland ! } | that “will b mf Work hin? T. pet YOUR &0 ARANTEE! co PUTER This year leaders in both parties Pneumatic Tool Co, Cleveland; elegont siyles thot will be smort for many seasons. Workmanshipe Top -ndtch,

night. | os . : lh : : : y ; ’" Bre Claining that je names of their Es DY ay” Na Assortments? Tremendous. And = by purchasing big quantities early and “beat. Buy furs at Sears with 7 residential candidates on the same Consolidated m ustries, anc. Riis ; : ; CONFIDENCE . Jackson Warns of New the other candidates will New York; Lee Anderson Advertis- ng the market rise. ~we bring you the MOST SENSATIONAL FUR VALUES in Bond On. Rt oH

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Hatch Act Provision {have a strong pulling power for the ing Co., Detroit; Moore-McCormack “ : : : J t S entire state’ ticket Lines, Inc., New York City. ou entire:history! Sale . guaTntoeIng the ; Sale — guaranteeing the

Ri. . ve” Wi SSerh ot a, Toe LL et —— All These “Expensive” High-Style Furs at $66! i

(HH son today reminded all U. S. Dis- wr trict Attorneys that the Hatch! i a 3 ne . ~ . “Clean Politics” Bill adds new pro- a ia ® ARK THESE Caracul Dyed Kid, Mink Dyed Coney, Persian Paw, visions to the criminal code which 7 } g Ik Dued O Great { will be strictly enforced by the B= yw" 7 : FINE. LONG i ony, i’ye possum Grealcoats, . Justice Department. pe A iV LOVG- 7 Seal Dyed Coney, Mendoza Beaver Dyed (Coney Other Guaranteed Fur 3 Y « a ~ i LASTING : COATS ............. 339 to $109.50

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