Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1940 — Page 2

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1 BALLOT OR 2? | Heads Session (00OL WEATHER | __

THAT IS ISSUE | SESS LIKELY TO HELP PR-2% ¢ 4 Down STAIRS < O

IN STATE Now JE J END PARALYSIS

G. 0. P. Counts on Willkie, | _ Rl Three New Cases in State,

But Democrats Bank on | SA. J Still None in Marion Schricker Strength. \ \ B&B County. DES

By NOBLE REED | AN \ | | Old Mother Nature, in the form ol The question of whether the § \ EEE cooler weather, may be coming to y ° Presidential and state ticket ballots| § N A the nia of coctors who have been e Ye om ele e 1 th should be separated in the Nov. 5! Hi A unable to check the spread of ine

election became the most vital ise! fantile paralysis throughout the state,

Sue In Indiana politics this week. \ | ah Most of the Democratic leaders The doctors are hopeful. ° / Privately are urging the sepavation.| f The disease, which nearly always 00 0 eS—A u e 1CEeS They claim that separation will \ appears with iT weather, Sip. . be their biggest weapon to elect appears with cool autumn weather, yi i ' according to Dr. Verne K. Harvey,

their state ticket in spite of any Francis P. Matthews. . . Pree head of the State Health Board.

general swing of voters to Wendell sides at convention OS : § : at L Willkie, the G. O. P. Presidential | : Whether the present weather is Avres’ Downstairs Store makes it easy for mothers to assemble

nominee fcool enough or will remain long The Democrats think they have enough to be of great benefit, we BUDGETED BACK-TO-SCHOOI, WARDROBIS for every boy stronger state ticket than Bry Re- CR uy Dr, Harvey said. “But Anh * $ Y * A Y and girl. We're ready with complete stocks of Ayres’ QAULpublicans and that if Willkie voters We ie me. AW 1 S$ A AsSSic AsSUda ITY merchandise fn vast assortments of styles, onlors a separate or ballots oy OPENS AT HOME 5 Now Stricken | Re : ana sizes , and prices are remarkably low! There are 0 more “scratching” for the Demo- 3 wn Y “ y RN 3 1s MARX 3 only § y y wp " 8 y cratic candidatas than if the ballots n Th TER Jat Shed Ie us ¢ ly . on 4 b So ping on till school opens, so you'll do wall to re X e. Ne, y E $ gin shopping now! Pile sof course. - will get us closer to autumn when 3 WIICAN i CIN { . iy $ p ) 1 : the disease will go away,” he said. eo 0 0 "AY singl bt, as they are i : . No ST, Balas. vg Mass to Precede Meeting; Seventy-five persons have been vo * g im igen ; stricken by the disease within the . \ y y . Choose From This

Pi ean the Wilikie Darts 1 Other Sessions to Be state and there have been approxi- | : § \ ; i imately 17 deaths. \ {al wanted: swing gored and pleated styles in the group: with The State Election Commission, | I Nrrve Hy dhe i NE } Ir } . Yuailai a . Yan whose chairman. Fred C. Gauss, is a | At Claypool. Nearly two-thirds of the persons [3 wi) pockets and leather belts, In sizes 7 to 12 and 10 to 16 Extrao dinary Group of

bli xnected to decide] wn < {stricken live in St. Joseph and Elk- A ) REPU ORR, = nig a ont! The Knights of Columbus, with hart Counties, The other cases are CL ON $ ’ the separation question this Whe delegates from all over the United scattered in the western and east. \ f\| » Sweaters That Look -— 1r S CW $1.15

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Classic wool skirts in plaids and solid colors that are new and

] S cisi LQ . : The board delayed is decision IAst States and Six foreign countries, ern paris of the state, No CASes week until this week, pending an will formally open their 58th an- have been reported in Indianapolis’ Co \ — “Hand Knit” -

official opinion on the law from nual supreme convention tomorrow or Marion County. | , £ ’ hee Attorney General Samuel D. Jack-| The opening session will be held | . a | e \ pa i son. in the Indianapolis Council home | 3 New Cases Reported \ ; at 1305 N, Delaware St. and others, Three more cases, one from Put- NN) JF There ave both cardigan and slipover styles

Democrat Preview Sept. 13 will be at the Claypool Hotel. man County and two from Favette in thi amazingly smart group of sweaters Detailed Democralic campaign The first meeting will be preceded County, were admitted to Riley Machine knitted to look like “hand-knits issues in Indiana will be outlined by a pontifical high msas at SS Hospital yesterday, bringing the In white. red. luggage. green, dusty rose ane for the first time at the annual Peter and Paul Cathedral. The total number of cases being treated boy blue, Sizes 10 to 16 pow-wow in French Lick Sept. 13 celebrant will be the Rev. Fr. Leo there to 43. i Hy ana 14 M. Finn, national chaplain. The| City authorities at South Bend \ ig X - Speeches of Lieut. Gov. Henry F. sermon will be delivered by the and Mishawaka have closed the AN J REE \ Twin Sweater Sets $1.15 1c ker, the Governor nominee, Most Rev, John F, O'Har dliary swimming and wading pools in an \ AN \ . 8. Senator Sherman Minton, bishop of the Rr effort rig Pn the oA of the Ld ; AMAR hi Twin sets that consist of cotton novelty Every style that Rinls like is offered N candidate for re-election, will con- diocese and former president of the disease and South Bend authorities NR Hl i Knitted cardigan and a slipover to mateh; in this Ane group! Camel's-hafi tain the highlights of what voters University of Notre Dame. The Most are considering the postponement of ! a 3 3 in pastels and deeptone colors. Mono and- *waol, wool fleeces, platd-and-may expect to hear daily in the Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, bishop of In- the opening of school on Sept. 3, if 3 3 \ 5 grammed if you wish, Sizes 10 to 16 EF Unefine reversibles, Hollywood October drive. dianapolis, will pontificate more cases are reported. i B WI Daouna : classic . Styles and The occasion will be the annual The presiding officer at the con- Collections are peing taken among $ } RYH 3 T il 4 Shi 1.00 \ me Witla legpings. Sizes 7 to 14 convention of the Indiana Demo- vention sessions will be Supreme South Bend residents to buy more : 38 anore irts $ n the group.

cratic Editorial Association, which Knight Francis P. Matthews of iron lungs. All but one of the iron y ) = 3 Girls’ tailored sports shirts that are mod- R V always provides the vehicle for Omaha. Supreme officers will not [UNgs In the area are now in use ; i : eled after big brother's shirt, Two-way col-

$ vas} oor : 4 3 Several 1 ‘ 5 ars av - 3 § . party leaders to unite for band- be elected this year, but five direc- Several thousand dollars have al : lar: solid colors and novelty stripes. Sizes

wagon harmony before every elec- tors will be chosen al Wednesday's ready been raised . {RRA 8 to 16 | oafer £ oats

Ha n Bac illkie | “omer held preliminary meetings GERMAN SENTENCED | J i ) Hutcheson Backs Willk today in the — There will IN CANAL ZONE COURT ol SH Corduroy Suits $3.00 $3 08

William L. Hutcheson, president pe a dinner, dance and open house sax of the United Brotherhood of Car- | tonight in the K. of C. home. | ANCON, C. Z.. Aug. 19 (U. P.. : Fine wale corduroy two-piece suits for the penters and Joiners of America,| The convention banquet will be Dr, Emil Wolff, German citizen ; teen age girl. Consists of “boy style shirt ie uF 1 Eo today pledged his “full support” 10 held tomorrow night in the Clay- taken from a Japanese ship by HR HERR with a handsome matching SKirt i Lg loafer coat is now the Presidential candidacy Of pool. The principal speakers will United States officials, pleaded BE HEEL sketched) In blue, red, moss green an re ot Fu and winter in re. Wendell L. Willkie. be Mr. Matthews and Senator David guilty in Canal Zone Court today | FELT CALOTS \ teal blue. Sizes 10 to 16 versi e style with plaid on one Mr. Willkie's speech at Elwood 1 Walsh of Massachusetts. to two charges in connection with! Side corduroy oh the other Green, red, navy or boy blue, Sizes

was a common sense document Sessions will continue through activity as a foreign agent, and was Po 3 Ski d Shi E h ) which shoulda appeal to every Amer- Thursday. fined £2000. | $1.00 : \ Corduroy iris an irts, ac 10 to 16

XC an i» ieheson was an Thiinna - _—— = High-feather belt You can mix or mateh these gond looking . n g heanies in attractive <kirte and shirts Rav style shirts (yoyo Y } Na | Re 1bl 3 '$ 15 G | “d N . ( | t a nen SENOGF apher Lea rns s fo r ly y thst 10 | CRY oe © I In rd l- abardine shower Coats E ARMY PL | outfit. Eq «Downstairs at Avres Teen girls water.repellent shower coats of i . % . + . » . PROBE ARMY PLANE | [n Single Day, ‘the Tough Way' grbardine. 8) front or Tull Iength. sppe $3.98 CRASH, FATAL TO 4 «Downstairs at Ayres

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19 (U. P) ~~ He began almost at once im

RUSTON, la. Aug. 19 (U. P) : ot PORE . bye ; The crash of a B12 medium-sized | Angel Stevens, 24, an sir-minded Miss Stevens how to circle, climb, Y : ’ 66 aS ~ ” \ 5 , bomber near here carrying stenographer, has learned to fly solo ‘hiw stall, Spin and swoop down in 1 ren = e 0) 0OSe 0esS

Sizes generations for their excellent QUAL 3tno8

in TE Sagttion today by an official . “e : : ; “ . da : Board from Barksdale Field. Sy something important es IR he She Same nwa, ¥0 : : — “ROA (GOOSE” shOMs have been famous for Shreveport a Jon, : ! ong enough to powder her ® Sm B ou hich left Atl G She did it as a stunt at Van Nuys’ nose. . ~ 1e plane, which lelt Atlanta, Ga., ‘\retropolitan Airport. She began at! At mid-day, when she had been 5 . { ITY—and for their foot molding qual-

oe To Be rr a Tintin. waren toy mlm mbin Growing Girls’ Shaped-Leg Ss So Sp s' Shaped-Leg

sactardavy £1 orn 4 1 3 |= - : hy yesterday afternoon, ran into a 3.15 4 pn. vesterday in a 50-horse- in the air almost six hours, she con- EY ; . 0 \ ities. We have them in a fine and com- Sizes

"ey od nd thunhdarstor OUP : R heavy rain and vivngersiorm SEVEN nower dual-control monoplane with fessed that she was “beginning to CEN ie miles west of here early last night. p,giructor Gordon Buck. At 6:31 get tired” but decided to continue 8

plete assortment of stvles—for school : to 3 Barksdale officials said he vic- p. m. she brought the little plane because hie thought it was “lots of children of every age Oxfords and high

] y $ Ng : ht : i : : . ‘ Barksdal Fa): SR ) : : & : i ; : 3 v3 “Debutante” silk stockings with slim AlAs ai all Se 1 { . > 8 x < rf y ‘ “ HN ¢ 9 3 \ n "Sw ao ¢forde Swen \ : . X aid : . shaped leg to fit the growing girl, Made Lieut. James H. Griffin of Ashe- flip, and ended eight hours and A few hours later she reported : hg ; : Sizes | with seamed back, picot tops; well rein- : Ht i with solid leather soles. AA to D widths. 8, to 3 ) forced with lisle at points of wear. First

tims were \ S X 1 a § SOC a i ' back in smoothly from her rirst solo fun % i shoes: black or brown sharktips: all 31) ~ ville, N. C. 26 minutes in the air silice she she was “alr-sick, but still de-

Lieut. Hubert T. Elders of Co- preathlessly took off at dawn termined — - —Downstairs at Ayres, uality: sizes 8 to 10's, In smart fall lumbia, S. C., a member of the Spe was dog-tired, hungry, feeling! Almost at sundown, Mr. Buck 3 : PAIR hird attack wing medical corps pretty sick,” but so happy in her agreed to let her take the plane colors. Private E. T. Quinker of Valdosta, geccomplishment that she didn’t alone * «<Downstairs at Ayres, Ga. mind returning to her typewriter; The plane sped down the airport

ae known. C. Johnson, home routine today after being an &ir runway and mto the air easily. m . ’" BOCTESs Bown Cinderella, | Miss Stevens brought it back ttle y ’ y y ’ Li Boy Glorious New Styles!

“I wanted to prove that learning down successfully a few minutes

ARMY SLU M IS CHIEF DISH to fly is easy and safe,” she said, later. 66 . A Shakamak S tate Park will be “in- “and that it is not necessary to, “It was marvelous to do it.” she Bo £ t £ : . Cinderella

vaded”’ by the annual encampment possess a college education in order said. “But gosh I'm tired ana

of the 309th Ammunition Train, to become a capable pilot hungry now | . . 3 “y E B4th Division, World War Veterans,| Instructor Buck was obviously Today Miss Stevens went back to i D R E S S S ¢ ; $3.98 | i 1

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on Sept. 1 Mess Kits and table proud of her feat. being a plain stenographer. She's service will be standard equipment His course was one that usually convinced, though, that a girl can £8 $ and "Army Slum” will serve as the takes weeks, or months depending become a flier in one day, but it's a : y . 8 : i main dish cic DOR factors involved, to complete. “tough way to learn.” 4 For the high school Ar college AER ; 1 $ 15 \ “2 -KYe “ { Sn girl we offer thie ultra-smart ] : we . ) little hoy coat in &hetland, made ] Cf ; Corduroy 4 ny hi Ft BE I'he new fall “Cinderella . IR patch pockets ] a BR ; wash dresses are here in one = 0) - Pork-Pie Toppers BBE sue. Ane Wl 32 8 b of the most attractive groups ¥ — \ i. Sizes 13 to ; ; : of styles we've ever seen ao } A siyle borrowed ? AR SB \ 3 a New plaids, eiripes and from big brother, RN ’ p> checks—and in every Waiied ‘0 . » 3 3 £3 g y olor Famous “Cinderella : vel Oy orn. thiitie Skirts a 4 4 Fro assures good weal and high schoo} girls, ; and fast colors. Sizes 3 to

Choice of 8 wanted col- to Match Y Fo 6's for tots—and 7 to 18 for 5 girls,

Tuesday! A Selected Group of Te $3.00 } " School "Clothes Complete With —Downstairs at Ayres, —Downstairs at Ayres, J _ mm. “SHIRLEY TEMPLE DRESSES

ONOGRAMS Boys’ School Necessities id

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For a limited time we have arranged to offer a selected group of ahah \ So ¢ styles and others are here in

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“back-to-school” items MONOGRAMMED with 3 embroidered SEAN Conn a Tked dresses. In clan initials AT NO ADDED COST. Y oungsters dearly love to have THT: - Lipper Jackets TY 2 Paty Cron antinae. Bi7es 3 their possessions PERSON ALIZED in this way —and this is an N Jackets with part-woel plaid front and black, and corduroes to Ala and 17 0K Mohs i. Avr

sleeves: made with wool zipper front closing and zipper pocket!

opportunity parents should grasp. NOTE: Naturally, several davs a 3 = knit enfls and hottoms: in browns, blues, greens. Sizes 8 to 18 will be required to complete your order—please allow ample time. a A a Other Fine Jackets at $3.00 } : . § NI. For Kindergarten.

Misses’ Sloppy Joe Cardigan girs by Saitre oa : ’ 4h ’ |-W | New puff sleeve “Sloppy Joe” Blue regulation oa suits; Ra Mo Boys Sweaters S$ 4000 $2 lots Al . 00 in red, maize, powder blue, tailored for comfort; fast color 88¢ ! 5 © » Gol. riiaitls RRIY sikioch With {olan Trowt. EONAR

Iose, natural Siges 32 to 10. and shrink proof; sizes 10 to in plain colors, LWO-tON eS and contrasts double elbow; blues greens, tans; sizes 28 to 38, 0a e S

With monogram. 20. With monogram

Misses’ Cotton Cardigan Girl's Shantung Shirts ie a Boys’ School SLACKS $5.98

Knitted fleece-back jacket

n ol A popular sports shirt with lit- ; with patch pockets; in yellow, S$ 00 tle boy two-way collar; in : 4 FI CORDUROY PART-W OOL red, blue, white, pink. Small, . white only; sizes 8 to 16; with C § Sl : Compton-Thickset cordu- $ Good looking, serviceable Here's an exceptional value! Broth

medium, large. Monogra , A : J r . . ; In i IL LR Dor Ee oi) pa er and sister styles in regulation Pleated front; drop-loop drop loop band; brown navy cont sete, Complete with coat,

band, full belt; good colors; blue, green tan; sizes 2 leggings and matching hat. Made of

Misses’ Betty Shaw Shirts Girls’ Cotton Twin Sweaters . ; y, 9°, Set 1 Jue all wool material that is both warm

> Cas tilloreq poi shirt Cotton knit cardigan with ni e . . and serviceable, Sizes from 1 to of shantung; in white and matching slipover; pastels and $ 15 ; 3 wanted colors; sizes 32 to 40. 4 8¢ deep tones; sizes 10 to 16. With ] al otton irts .e C¢ With monogram. monogram CLRtigsatet . LA * ’ C d ; Baie 4, Bright plaid cotton flannel shirts in greens, blue or piowh, In-or- Boys or uroy

outer style with long sleeves, regular collar; sizes 8 to

Misses’ ‘‘Little Boy’’ Shirts Fruit of the Loom Slips | aaa Zipper Sport Shirts va $1 Shorts or Longies

Long or short-sleeve shirts New fall styles in famous with “boy” collar worn up or % 00 “Fruit” slips; rayon satin or 4 p down. In ‘white only; sizes 12 * crepe; lace trim or tailored; 00 | ’ Bright buffalo plaid sports shirts, in-or-outer stye With two $ to 20. With monogram sizes 34 to 44. In tearose. With . ; : oc Q and top zipper front; red, blue, green, brown; sizes " : Se. i to 18,

monogram. These are made of washable cordu-

“Buster Brown” Ankle Socks : _ oy. Chole f eitl neatly tailored Fine gauze mercerized lisle Boys’ School Shirts : Blazer Crew Socks ' 4 rre.$1 Joy Se Or bib On coral loo:

with turn-down cuff; plain An exceptional shirt in white Bs . a t oe ed, bh je8: In sev Inti eciore; state | 30 § dark and slack tones; sizes 7 1 Qc and good fancy patterns; per- [9c Cd SA Tat SY Conte Wage Swi OF Ee ” » Cotton Knit Polo Shirts, 59¢ i : —Downstairs yres, , y

to 11 in the group. Mono- fect fitting; sizes 6 to 1414. grammed With monogram. ............. ~=Pownetaive ut Avie,