Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1940 — Page 4

SATURDAY, AUG. 17, 1040 _ lie THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

250,000 WELCOME ‘Where It All Was Planned . . WILLKIE IN ELW00D

Wait His Stand on The Pay-Otf Issues; Blazing wacees Sun Shining. Pickpockets Helped by

XN "4 2 Jy form in front of the high school. W amine to Bands played until late in the night. The Crowd. Homer Capehart, ringmaster of Vimo Spoon ¢ tmes | Ct the event, was riding around, check- | ELWOOD, Ind. Aug. 17.—At ing on traffic. At midnight cars were | g-49 a. m. the Joudspeaker at streaming into the park from alll Callaway Park told the assembled directions. Along the roads leading | crowd that pickpockets were to Elwood, families had parked in working in the crowd corn and wheat fields and on the| watch w pis 0 shoulders of the highways. a 3 7 Puirsts,” 016. sivkake This morning they were moving | ie Nei : again and at 6 4. m. the crowd was | Nearly every man involuntarily estimated at 25000. At 9 o'clock jt| elt at his wallet pocket. giving had swelled to 100,000. At noon it any pickpocket who might have was bursting the 200000 mark. And been nearby a swell idea of what when the Willkie train arrived half pocket to pick. an hour later, Mr. Capehart proudly = % 4 | a RT : Oe that the crowd Was ymile cheering Republican as ’ : \ «20, at a minimum throngs today gathered at Calla- : 3 Sun Blazing Hot way Park to honor Wendell I. This is the headquarters where the thousand and one details of the notification eeremony were ar- South Anderson St. was the nation's “main street” for the day. The w « Was bi Kot. R Willkie, native son. and notify ranged. Even here the souvenir salesmen h had _penetr ated as the group in the front vard indie ates, thee ugheut the morning and early afternoon, e weather was blazing h =| him he is the Republican Presi- ee Blea

freshment stands were doing a ter-| goo iia candidate (sur . : = late (surprise! surrific Business. More than half the heat av. | Prise!) The Monticello Mfg. Co. ]2- Y Old D f H ds throng was already in Callaway of Elwood Was at work g FAVORITE SON eqr- OC or eq S dD Park seeking out vantage spots.

The other half was milling about It was turning out hundreds of

commons Jom ket Br th ee em | BETS UP EARLY Notification Medical Corps OR MAYBE MORE ORDERED RY N AZIS

A parade a minule was in progress

them decorated with some kind of ay mn ) | Willkie gadget Also, to Prove its non-partisan - By RICHARD LEWIS Eight of them are cruising around| : —————— Even though only official cars pre. pany i mane | "Times Staff Writer in the park. Fight others are stawar Tore on rene. ovement “Wendel 9g Willkie, the Hope Newspapermen Save Him FELWOOD, md. Aug. 17--A 72- tioned at principal downtown cor- Retired ‘Water Works Head as re au i y Le ’ ners. 3 : C i Country : Id doctor of 45 years general : sas downtown in one hour than in any ©f Our Country. ‘Off. Bhi & : with twonormal week im Eiwood's history vy & & From Public ‘Off-Record practice in Elwood is directing the . vo We i iipee iid oe Directs Activities of Air Raids on Britain Slacken harbor installations and upon aire Press cars, ice trucks, beer trucks Things have the darndest way Address. (medical and nursing corps on duty wood and are taking directions from | Concessions. aH ir al SO fields and gun emplacements in and photographers CAS rusheq up of getting mixed up. . to give first aid to all who need it. the! State Police airplane which is \ As R. A. F. Hammers at southeast England. : ane dovh ang THES Ya Spllty For instance: All the tickets for | (Continued from Page One) | Dr Frank Newcomer, who was flying constantly over the town. | By EARL HOFF | The German High Comin gave g equipment moved in and oul, the Columbia Club's bus pilgrimage Arrangements have been made Tile, Ta?! Water German Areas. downed, 2 au pein Ra

making uncer ts. a | , hick i oo Ponca ts born here and who never has prac- i > " ng announcements to Elwood today to honor Wendell to visit him. but their confersation Pp with neighboring communities to ELWOOD, Ind, ‘Aug. I7-— {and 31 German planes lost. They said a British destroyer had been

: 1. illki . , y > ; + ar it Ww: t ticed anywhere else, is that man— Bands in Steady Parade : Vir WR Forel Bile ae et ee: Stil Jou > take care of persons who might be Charles E. Barnes, a retired water (Continued from Page One) signed, in the due process of busi- night that he found himself discuss- and he feels he is equal to a task hurt i highway accidents within a : : works superintendent, is. manag- cruisers, blasted at Port Bardia and sunk off the Isle of Wight and 25,« ing a one-day million-dollar food port Capuzzo in Libya, near the 000 tons of shipping destroyed.

On top of all this noise, came the ‘ , hoo . shi or b Bios SnCess » hawki f wares Fro ness, by guess ig ing politics seriously again. the like of which he never even 50-mile radius® mcessant hawking ol wares om Bowman Elder (D. Ind.) the re- . ‘ 3 Lis Rha ¥ 7 all sid the strains of “God vi : : Goes to Bed Early dreamed of. “This is one big job.” Dr. New- : ¢ 10es came the sirains o OC | ceiver for the Indiana Railroad, H X db staff : ; and concession enterprise Egyptian frontier. Two Italian . ' Bless America.’ Bands were parad- which owns the busses y . e Was being assisted by a Stall comer,said. “But we feel that the and concession prise. Joe i : ow New Bomber in Use & wich owns the busses. | A few newspaper reporters were - , ; es : . lanes which attacked the fleet were ing down the streets, one after of 100 doctors, all of them volun- qetyp is adequate to handle any He's the Willkie notification [P Ss . as . i : i another. Horses and buggies paraded E & = ‘working and lounging in the Lollis teers and 30 of them from Indian- | emergency. We have a feeling of Commitee’ boss of everyone shot down. | Participating in operations against up and down. Children clutched NEAL J./M'CALLUM, secretary Hotel press room and all was quiet. apolis. The others are from Elwood .,, sdence in the ability of our doc-| selling. food, drink or souvenirs. - | Russia, Greece to Confer | Britain for the first time, said the toy dirigibles and balloons of the Indiana State Republican Suddenly the door opened and in we nang Du " jarge | TOTS and nurses to take care of any- In reality he is the manager | Diplomatic circles in Athens re- Germans, was a new plane, a Dore Men and women sat right down Committee, went 16 his car, (strolled Mr. Willkie. He sat on a rs iy way rn Dod with (thing that comes up.” of the 350 stands erected.on the ported that general staff confer- nier-215, described as an improved on the curbs and took off their shoes’ parked near Callaway Park. to sofa to talk “off the record” with 10 12 Cots Tp aduate NULSes 1 & principal streets of the city, the iq, ces between Greece, Turkey and version of the famed Dornier “flyte rest. Tt was an amateur photog- get = ficial stickers. The to [2 rots, rive gradua I JGH vesterday and int ‘ \ 3 : : : rest. 1 ge ome official stickel he - wl ters lave aut each tent These THROUGH esterday and into 116 others on the grounds, the 650 Russia were imminent as tension rapher's parade. Limousines caltv- ear was gone Good naturedly. the correspondents. Other reporters i on du y in Wn it Vo by this moming the police at Elwood others selling refreshments from hetween Greece and Italy heightIng notables passed Hy without Mr. McCallum said the theft heard he was there and they came Vets nbn dg hg A Na had only two accident calls. One n AS | boxes strapped over their shoulders 'aneqd that the raid on the London area Ne wasn't going to spoil his day in to join the conference. The press there will be many of them for a car that ran info a ditch and | and the 200 souvenir vendors ply- The Germans admitted that was carried out bv about 700 Gerplanes paved overhead One : & 6 : : y : had to be pulled out. The other ing their wares here. there and , , \ ; room guards came in, and they were «un Ce : Ian Naa ve pull 1 ing 11 are: \ Munich, shrine of the Nazi move Silipteq Yash In the sky, ying to SOME MEMRERS of the com : VOTH ) small Wy l To . ou the Ryton was for six-year-old Shirley Miller everywhere > : ment, was bombed but said that no man planes attract attention te ‘the smoke ¢ BBL bh y joined by everyone in the small and saw the aging sun th) df Elwood. She waz hruised when His estimate iz hazed on 200000 4 was done and that onl Alr raid protection workers dug x mittee suspecied that there were ee INE he said I said to myself amage writing j ., lobby. Then came hotel emplovees, g, 1€ Sak AL . > Htomobile On the eople spending $5 each < tly into the debris of London's southut L k ied a Jarze number of counterfeit ‘this heat will be tough on every. Struck bv an autom n lhe! people SpEnuing tv Gap one Britisk bomber apparently made iris But behing el this was “official” stickers on ears. They persons from the dining room and . : way to Mercy Hospital, Officer Ha: . 2 2 the attack ont co en pau 1 Youn a Serious undertone "hat was oT ; Thin il la te " Cok {battered bv German bombs. It was Wendell Willkie going to say? knew how many were printed and several from the street, including A Nickel Plate Railroad Pullman Wi E Epa of the lo Doe The committee gets rent from | Not Retaliation, Says London |pelieved the casualty list from Vis RIT OLE 32 : C ‘ > & ice, who picked her up. was thrown 8 ! . a ui What was he going to sav about there were just too many in evi- the traffic officer from the corner car on a downtown siding has been ont of the cat When a doer opened the stands on the grounds, $1 a | Nazi sources also charged that the yesterday's attacks would. run high, conscription ? dence. When newspapermen became ap- converted into a hospital and scores ou car I " foot and an average of 10 feet is British raided Weimar, shrine’ of The rescue workers were hampered pe i | " «a N MNO - About national defense? 4 & prehensive about what appeared to can be treated at once ‘He Wait a lacerat ed face and a allotted to a stand, hut there was German poets and musicians, and by delayed action bombs which the About agriculture? EARLY SPECTATORS were al- Be eS nine me a Pubige Speeh Eighteen ambulances stand ready. ken left arm one big one, 50 hy 25 feet. dropped bombs in Goethe Park near Germans had dropped yesterday and About Mr. Roosevelt? lowed to tak 5 . they broke up the meeting ] = “ uo» * liv d Which had heen exploding throughvC owed to take seats on the Iringes ' . | the house where the poet lived an 8 8S | Willkie walked through a small } out the night and early morning

] All these questions were expected of the rows containing 30.000 | Trucks from Indianapolis and Red Cross station. ore 'w I crowd outside the hotel and strolled TC : : ; on a he rork= to be answered when Mr. Willkie, Onlv the center section in front vi Te home. He retired al Chicago packing firms already had “There were no military objec- Rous, Authorities said the work mounted the platform at Callaway of the platform was reserved. ea riz j | brought in 70 tons of meat and tives anywhere in the neighbor- B® Tew the locations of the bombs Park to face the battery of micro- h © & Toni ht he expected to return to . more is on the way. Stands had hood,” these sources asserted. an ng warned all persons to stay phones. pull his acceptance speech ER CAPEHART, ringmas Rushville to veh Sunday and then b ll i 100.000 bottles of soft drinks when | These attacks. London said, away from them out of his pocket and start talking. OIE be SOO -— he address a local audience at a cele- Li e ins | they opened and more were stored were not merely a retaliation for | Cry For Retaliation ter of the Shaw, Abi hs Tl Yo : (Continued from Page One) in Elwood to meet demands later (he bombing of London's suburbs. h * -& rode around in an open car. A bration in Memorial Park on Mon- wT ’ rs ny . iis , o y v : ? i ! : . S. TO GET BRITISH SECTOR in the day. They were part of a British camA cruising station wagon with vendor kept shouting, “Look, day. Then he will board a special jean republics in the defense of the U.S. yE SH SE It required 40 tons of ice to €00! |paien to blast the centers of two out-of-town policemen in the @ folks, there he is, the Great Cape- train to travel to a Minnesota lake Western Hemisphere SHANGHAL Aug. 17 (U. PJ. | 10 refreshments and it looked as A re ahd Avie Cts front seat and two other men | hart!” a I he hii) we ne guest | Tt was believed et President __gyjtish military authorities said though a new supply would be man Lr both for the air blitzseated in the rear furnished a hb & 4 0 vernor aro . Stassen, Roosevelt might make this invita- ; NL : ver Une ceded. WA hvasion of today they would turn o » Krieg and the possible invasion, of |, vo’ pombed military objectives

little unscheduled entertainment tak chairman of the national cam- tion to Prime Minister MacKenzie " "ow. vied Te i The Torynal entertainment pro paign advisory committee. There King of Canada wien they meet at former British defense sectors of me tote. Am the State We Dutish BE ov. Ferssrbad. gle around Essen and Munich. British Six Wmspectors trem : The Air Mmistn po planes also have flown over Berlin,

Moving slowly through the crowd | nk Wak . ralter |} 1 C ; that pressed into the streets , ora Was started at 10:15 by Walter |; ceclusion he will begin work on Ogdensburg, N. Y., this evening the International Settlement to v | a . did _ close har onising a O'Keefe, the radio star, Whe t 16 eight major addresses he is sched-| Although the President empha- (po United States Marines on Aug. Health Department weie on hang cially tins he Sermags Employed but have never dropped bombs on barbershop brand over a portable we represented Cru A hIoE \ uled to make when he starts a sized that the negotiations with 9 unless the Japanese take some ave ah that it was A Ls Jewer pany Tray despite the | the German capital, broadcasting set-up rigged on the votes for Willkie. . TOME AL | oast-to-coast campaign beginning Canada were entirely separate from dr Ue welion p J 5 8 CTs ten i Y pen on nu : i radio] London authorities believed that top of the car. rapid fire, he kept mere than 15,000 about Sept. 15. those he is conducting with the rastic ac . yovernment-inspected. | Widespread naiure - ne hd the attack on the suburbs was in= : 2 4 sealed in the park in good humor iti British Government for wmaval and ——— # =» which reached into Lon ons BO "tended to break down civilian and tried to make them forget the ir bases in this hemisphere, pri- EMPTY PARACHUTES FOUND The 40 restaurairfts and cafes in volitan area. It had been regarded pgraje and that possibly many more

an As early as 6 a. m., residents heat. NS A CRUSADE, marily for defense of the Panama LONDON, Aug.- 17 (U. P).— | town were doing a landeffice busi- unoffictally that 2500 planes had quch raids are in the making. They

ing pencil.” It was said in Berlin

Londoners were angered by the attack on the suburbs and many suggested that British planes strike at thickly populated industrial dis= tricts in Germany. The British

We Road 13 were aut in their ho» Jan they were believed to be ness. too. The cafes were the participated in the raids \ speculated that the Germans would yards to get a Sig t - 3 y ap Tie , . tis 1d German accounts \ ’ ys treo ight of the motor WHEN THE crowd joined ™n sely connected in objectives the Midlands today. but there was only places at which beer or The Btu “ retman ORY offer the excuse that the civilian X . ite clo t the ik : A ded liqmior were available. None was of vesterday™ action § PY. populations were sufficiently near Overalied voungster a Singing ‘God Bless America.” at the Ship Kale May Be Linked na evidence that men had lande &' ; we x : SUNEYErS a Lunted | vk the volume Was So great i m them. Two of the parachutes SO0Id at the stands Residential Area Bombed military objectives to be raided Vicense plates and shrieked to one ie. loud Speakers carried it e said the latter negotiations did had. ty : chil thev were » ” ” Many persons in authority beMother when an official: or downtown Elweod : bP ay ~ Smvole the proposed sale of 50 oh Nothin a attached to One vendor had hand 30 The British admitted that the jeved that the German press rePress” ear rolled by with a sticker “O00 OTT ELWOOD. Ind. Aug 17 — Take over-age destrovers to the British [aling. Q0LhIng Was a Mente acheter. Tilbury Dock region and the indus- port; were intended for consumpon the windshield rr » om t ’ ¥ D to Bl Government them. 000 “seats,” bushel baskets re- ‘vind ithwestern_suburbs of Lon tion in Japan and Spain to induee f ; it from Jim Davis. farmer Elwood inforced so they could he turhed (ral sol ster ory: , None of t special trams ve a TA J : those nations to enter ew 7 V WI at he om OO A hey tin-plate worker, and take from Some authorities expressed ddubt PREDICTS ARAB REVOLT over and converted inte’ chairs. don werethombed but minimized the Oo EO nter th ar on t was hard to buy gasoline in fe ? i oe , that the President is seeking Amer- 3 , A or hi : he raid Oe : re The sign over his stand read: military effectiveness "of th r In East Africa Italian successes against the small British forces in

; we itv Ye n 5. 0 8 - i \ Elwood Most of the service sta- ached the city limits en schedwnle, tl same James Dat T Se ican naval and air hases in Canada ROME, Aug. 17 (U, FP). —Ttahan Buy vour seat early: sit pretty They said no German planes flew Somaliland appeared to be contin-

German parachutes were found in

HOE Jere tonvertes inte sor MARA —— erat Sy ator from Pennsylvania. this is the put thought he probably was en-| occupation of all British Somali- with Willkie.” over London proper. They charged drink stands. most of them wired z made Ly No. 1 political demonstration of couraging the Canadian Govern- land merely is a matter of a few " & hat German planes swooped low to semble the Grand Central Station raging tha rman p } uing. The Italian High Command for sound ¥ 3 oe hen its fortifications days and as result phere will be a g > PAEOFRIRY X71 hine- and bomb Easthourne, 8 +m in New York City, they could get American history. ment to strengthen it ortificaty ! ' on Aral Beside a* picture of Willkie in a machine-gun omb Ae reported the British “fleeing along a ; « eneral uprisi of all Ara opu- eli th ¢ . von : y SCT $ pletely residentia lt ne further. Passengers on many | Jim, who whooped it up for Me- and, possibly, establish new hg Re EE , Rites Re . restaurant there was a sign which Sucre as a comj ! all fronts British reports have AsSISt- : read area. hinted for several days that the

WQONly press,’ “Official” aNd grains got off at the city timits and Kinley on Flwood streets 44 years With United States financial Virginie Gavia wrote in (he aus ; . : i guest” cars could get into down- paraded into town. |ago, returned to lead Pennsylvania's ance. It was bélieved that some hy ginie ayda oh We Thank God America is at The prevailing British attitude British troops, heavily outnumbered, town Elwood. But once in, the . ¢ 4 1300 delegates down Anderson St. in Provision couid be made for use of thoritative Giornale ma * | peace, and that good *foods are was summed up by a joke that flew , "veo "rorced to retreat and arivers. ould go where they RAYMOND E WILLY oe the first state demonstrationr of these bases by the armed forces of Sm served here and not rations. through London. One Britisher asks there were some indications they pleased but at snail's pace to LIS, Republi- wrjjkie Day all the nations of this hemisphere. HINT DIPLOMATIC MOVE it 4» another: “How did you get on dur- might be evacuated across the Red avoid running down the overflow can candidate for the U. S. Senate, Said the Senator: > ~ (7 Di Th oni incl n ing the air raids?” to which the Sea to Aden from thc sidewalks. “No Park- established headquarters at the Said the Senator: West Indies Preferred BERLIN, Aug. 17 (U. P.).—Dip- e Somvenirs included small | 4 Britisher replies: "I enjoyed : ing” signs were heartily ignored. Stillwell Hotel. He said the en- “I've never seen a greater or finer It was believed that Mr. Roose- lomatic quarters reported today elephants for the coat lapel to every drop of it.” Deny Bombers Were Italian The .eity’s parking meters were thusiasm exceeded his expectations, demonstration for a man. Never .v Was bt : tain citac fay | URAL Germany is expected to make huge ones made of paper mache. i gs Soc Un ARV'S SEOTE . turnea off for the dav > was there more enthusiasm for a eit is seeking from Britain sites “or a, important diplomatic move in Popular with the youngsters were The British jive the Jay $ § : The Italo-Greek crisis showed no > & 4 bases at Trinidad and, Barbadoes ; e y ithi balloons bearin ictures of Mr. as 75 German planes shot down and _. eek GOV party or a cause. ; , connection with the war within n gp s Mr, ¢ bbe signs of easing. The Greek Governe Ed Senator: Robert Taft of Ohio | «This is not a campaign-—this is wc 2nas, off the northeast coast of | the next 24 hours. Willkie. IS Britich, With .10 Britisn pilots ment announced that new reserves A fence rail, which Elwood vows | was to ride Clara, a Cincinnati | crusade pag US IS South America, which would close tan “ wv = saved. . was split by Abe Lincoln, was elephant, one of three brought the last unguarded approach to the There appeared to be ho gam- | Final tabulation of Thursday's bag would be called th the colors Aug. 20, erected downtown. Tt said: here in freight cars for the occa- The parade was marked by a 20- panama Canal from the Atlantic HARPOON WITH HYPO bling. Even slot machines were not Drought the figure to 180 German At the same time, it denied thas “Lincoln split this rail watch = sion.\The elephants’ toenails were fodt banner, black on white, bear- Gige, It was considered possible in operation. To keep people from Planes, the Air Ministry said. |the planes which yesterday bombed Willkie split the New Deal” done in whiting. a words “Pennsylvania dele- that bases might also be sought on NETS BIGGEST SHARK plaving them. signs were put on ‘A Smoking Ruin’ Jiwo Greek YeShroyers were Nalin ~~ — ation. . Oye British islands, such as ig them reading: ra 4 in com aporalt Rome also denle 9 ere Stpavor Jay Cooke, James although these were not eotered P.).—A vicious: tiger shark exceed- (rast, canmen that $18 Tas The attack took place as the deA NA I | Torrance. Pennsylvania state G. O ing 13 i 1, largest in > 1 slums were “a smoking ruin.” They siroyers were en route convoying \ as strategically important. ing 13 feet in length, larg v : {P. chairman, and Mrs. Caroline Inclusion of Canada in the hems captivity, has W®een caught and The crowd was big. but it was asserted that the “Air over England passenger ships from the Island of Here Is the Traffic Record BIRTHS Huber. vice chairman. isphere qefense union might ob- transported alive to the Marine just like another Saturday in Kl- has been fought free” of British de- Tinos, where the Greek “cruiser DEATHS TO DATE wa viate the need for a cash payment Studios oceanarium here. wood. All the crowd was down- fenders, but at the same time ad- Helle was torpedoed and sunk by County City Total Reve ST Colgpan for island bases. some officials he- | Capt. Sam Dondatville, who cap- | town and out at the park. Back mitted that British fighting planes an unidentified submarine Thurs- % : re 3 § 1 at ¢ an . . DL WA 3 . h y th 1 " 1 X 00 - * “ ~ ¥ @ J 1938 23 a5 5 Orev. Virginia Cole. Colne OFFICIAL WEATHER lieved. They pointed out that the tured the man-eater with the aid| on the red brick, tree-sheltered outnumbered the German raiders. day. BI os nb * 05 Manan Beeches. xt Coleman British Government could cede the °F his erew, suceqssfully drugeed | Side-streets everything was quiet Thev claimed vast damage of The Helle was sunk as its crew 1 ; ‘hls 4 " Jono Bert »e {Emore A IR Unite States Weather Rureaw Sites wp Canada which vould make the shark with a special hypadermie only oh Ovasianal eat ned iin docks. arme plants and was disembarking to atiend a holy —Ang. 16— xlen. Doris Rando, at St oF Taner > ¢ > , harpoon, which msured safe trans way {rom the main part o wn : imer. pant ’ : Y Lucille Duvall. 21 St. Vineent 's TWIIANAPOLIS FORFCAST — Party (hem available to the other nations I iy hi a ! a! 16 po explon power installations and said that day ceremony ashore. More than Injured 1 Accidents | Ca Shade. at Method portation back to the oceanagum g poring : 00 rel 5 pil Ss wer the a “Lo Wi Avwests ax ert, Blanche Welshan. at Methodist, C'0WAY: Possibly thundershowers tonizht (0f the hemisphere m return for the pin West Indies waters Residents sat. on their porch during the night raids were made on 10.000 religious pi grims were on Dead . .,.... res *3 Carl. Edith Rohall, at Methodist and tamerrow; nat much change in fem- cash outlay, probably by the United The tiger hark A found only in| swings and fanned themselves “other suburbs of” London, on the island for the Celebration and four k Y R . 1 Y i (RE iH . =e v v . ~ WN » he . ‘ FRIDAY TRAFFIC COURT ‘Rave | . arias. i Sadi - States, for fortifications and other warm waters. has a blunt head The more enterprising had soft arms factories of the ‘and Br om Bl Vem wore Killed pr TN sek. Ninhie (on. %% Cite { Sunrise... 4:58 Sunset . 6:50 a . on ' 1eN¢ 1! drink st 1 ~ front var the Cardiff, _Newnport an risto S Violats P, go phy Bre) Lonnie Hamoton, st C A iewi 2a JU, iiieary Ww Works. which %apers to a long slender tail. ' dri nk stands in their 1 nt 3 rds. : I A a io aaa lB ‘Tolations ™ mons Llove. Jean Spitzer, @t Si. Vinceni's . x % S18 Vi pas Margaret Thomas hh st — 15, 1939— on isd Speeding . ... s v ® xm 1p om «| J dle: Pp P [| ty ti t Twenty pilgrims were injured el Gullev. ai hadis - ———— ~ mm eee S FV 8 " r Reckless ariving 3 2 12 Aileen NAAR, iat | BAROVIETER TODAN an eS u Ici ad €d oO ng el | 10C ra . . Several units of the Greek Navy left for, Tinos yesterday to convey

Eva Huchev. 14) 8. Oriental peratare Virginia Burne. &t Cita TEMPERATURE [women and. children was standing,

Failure to stop at Fone Toners Slock. ai S08 Shethv. | 6:50 n. wm. 35.00 rothy Moore, at 1 }. 35 re -.-—— RG ; . 1 . through street . 3 Yer Eileen Munden, at Linas % New Precipitation 2% hrs. ending 16 wm... Mb p : che frightened pilgrims to the main- ‘ i Total precipitation since Jan. 1..... J » : y 3 aS Disobeying traffic \ CORRECTION Deficiency Since Jan. 1 BN 1 a ws and,

signals .- ” 3 . Yesterdav's Times reported t bi —— : Drunken driving 2 76 a child to Charles and Mary Na o MIDWEST “WekTHER ? N > x of \ all ) aE - 21 a1 2% Hospital he child was born at St. Tnfliana—Partly cloudy, occasional scat- : ’ : ? : : R BS : 3 a AN others ..... . «1 Trancis Hospita | tered thundershowers tonight and tomor- : ¢ ; TE ; A 9 ge TE p— | row: not much chang? in temperature. 3 3 3 Se bE a |

DEATHS | Tlinois—Partly cloudy tonight and to-

5! 44 $13 Totals ..... 30 Fred Wilson, 54, at Methodist, MOIrow, occasional scattered thunder | (These fists are Trom official record: pulmonary tuberculosis. nd 3 X 3 ! > tomorrow, scat . Lu 1 : = ; ta the County Court House. The Times | Tasco Whitlock, 28. at 203¢ Mighland | dershowers in aR RS : ; \ i is _ 3 Bon : AF ; 4 | WASHINGTON, Aug. 17 (U. P), therefore, is not responsible for errors in | Pipe. (gherculosis, meningitis night. | 2 \ § LE : : | —C., B. Tuttle, treasurer of the S. S, wemes and wddresses.) Dr cerebral heinorchage. WS ( OWlo—Paxily cloudy, followed hy showers EE S & \ : | Kresge chain stores, will appear bee S— ith Jones, 27, at RE est, an Orth portions late tonight; § 3 = Te | : Preciand. 22. of 73 N._ Lavmen: SCESs. at Coleman, brain ab | tomorrow showers, cooler in north portion | : i R | fore the Senate Campaign Expen agg Sree. of BE 28a Ulysses A. Foster, 74, at 1448 Lee, ar. 2% BRE I 3 3 |ditures Committee next Wednesday " | teriosclerosis. Kentucky—Fair tonight, tomorrow partly 3 : oR Ta (to explain letters he wrote to cere Carl T. Irwin. 47. ‘of 15 N. Belmont: Nfinerva Jameson, 66, st 367 W. cloudy followed | ) 3 3 3 [18 exp : ech, | by local showers and | * ) | tain employees suggesting they cone

eh = Thompson, 37. of 3220 Central. |ehronie nephritis. dershowers in afternoon; not much ! } } a or Biagenort. Tn. Willism Wilmoth, 66, at Long, carcic change in temperature. | { y ; : ¥ tribute to the Wendell L. Willkie

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, 23, st Long, brain | Amarillo. > vue nn CO 20.95 66 ; ) i Robert Linchitz 39 Of BN ela whIL: | nhScess | Bos BOI Sv 68 | , A : : campaign committee invited Mr, Pranklin. 33 <8 Lebanon. Ind. ‘William Rogers, 59, at 2516 W. Washing- | Chicago : = ’ p Te Ta A Rain top. =popleX | Cincinnati “ wll | : | - a \ | Tuttle to appear. - r. 28 of 915 West Drive dwin Car 'penter, 68, at Methodist, (Cleveland .. Moudy 3002 2 | Soa | Mr. Tuttle's letter read on the Ftha M. Heims, 28. of CHLORic mvocarditis Denver Clear ¢ | 2 v bY a Load es Bhi ‘a Murphv, 46, at City, general peri- | Dodge City. Kas... .. e 86 | RN - . g : " | floor of the Senate {wo weeks ago y SG of h- 11 Jacksonville, FJ . y gt 7 | BS ; N id | S Po y t Dow Jo ton Bi: 4 “ww on 50: . rt E. Moore. 42. at Veterans, miiral Kansas City. a iv’ "29 ¢ | 3 AEE : i > SER Juimmes W-Byes B. 8. dixnanolis Al plete Ye of 101% N. Jefe: "R rv M. Flint, 47, at 3818 Central. eor- < RFE kA ay 0 0 i TE RX VE 3 : os 3 {a an cause a fer Partisan Tingley B. Wilson. 35 of 2508 Collewe ONATY occlusion . M ; , Spgs 92 ee 3 debate. Mr, Tuttle, in a statement Of 33 EB Mmne: | oma ie. 60, at Metaoatisi, ear.) Minneapolis-St. Paul PiCldy 3008 63 | : Lo . ; EE a _ issued in Detroit, said that he had day, ¥ BE > Grimes. 64, at 901 E. Market, | New OReans Son y 30 0 RTE A, NS ma : a HA an F ; only sent the request for CAmMpAIgN ©. Hutrel 22 of 112% Dudley ! myocarditis | New_York | contributions to Michigan executives

bear 1 vi ston, e r ile, %3 R N. Sifle t - i a : . s » > | Living 2 bi is. 3 Wt 35 N. Kutley., Qiahoma City, Oki. ain © Zhi 8 Along with the full Republican National Committee came the Two of the nation’s outstanding bolting Democrats alse flew in to of the Kresge company. op Tig ot Tos, Oui: i rs onner, 75. Wt City, fracture * | Portana. oi dy 20.0% staffs of the various organizations. Here, Franklyn Waltman, publicity | Indianapolis late vesterday, hound for Elwood and the notification The letter was sent to the Gillette Lg Ne Willis sche, BE Ri 3411 Waaison. | San Anton: ove CoN 9 93 nt director for the G. 0. P., jots down some last-minute notes at the | ceremonies. On the left is Alan Valentine, executive director of the (committee by a Kresge employee,

in anah RE Wacshing- 'cordDNeE real < . 3 . ‘3 RN : ad PE inn. Tn ol IER TEL Cra Koeoun "Si wt TH B. Yowh: car. | SRN rar *neises 0 2. : Columbia Club as he gers ready to leave for Elwood and the publicity | Democrats-for- Willkie ignition, and John W. Hanes, former urMer- | Mr. Gillette invited My, Tuttle to Washington. va Washingion, Bh Gh... Glass Sas wo hebdgpactess | sacsetany of the Busasusys a tt di

engenhaiys ROWE | showers: Shightly cooler in east portion to- ; : : A : ENT Nettie Hale, 69, at St. V * -.| Night and in extreme northwest rtion SE $F : 3 HE : 3 : y af MARRIAGE LICENSES (cinoma. VIRGUALS, om | tomorrow. i EY AE 3 . ER Mary Pirtle, 58. at 3007 N. Delaware, | Lower Michigan — Partly cloudy tonight | ; A : ] : n : p: i 2 |

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