Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 August 1940 — Page 2

J “THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES TUESDAY, AUG. 20, 1940

BULLITT WARNING spp? ; ECHOES IN SENATE YRES DowNsTAIRS

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Army Curtails Training Plans for Fall as Arguments Continue; Tydings Calls for Men as Well as Materials for Defense Program. Lo EE

\ By RUTH FINNEY

Times Special Writer

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-—"The dictators are convinced | . . . . . ' | ol ® that all democracies will always be too late. Ng. Campus Needs Demand Plenty of | he Warm 1.1 nin qd

Ambassador Willlam Bullitt's words echoed sombrely

through the Senate Chamber as another day's debate on 1 Cl - LF “wi »" I d O | military training began. 2 : ' SPOR ; SWEAR LAPS An n an ut!

. The debate started 12 days ago but only six of the 12 YR Rs J —- " . JS : “y ”» . 8 A ot” he Little Boy “Twin Season”

have been working days. On\———— ; NY - Senate . in the factories and other vital spots CT SRN Au 5 ‘ th the others the Senals took pack of the lines, & TY R 3 al j BR JACKETS

time off. It is two monthg| Imside in the galleries, Senate ir ole ‘one AS] first presented to Congres them. All shades of opinion got quickened

and three weeks since the need rules against applause were defied a a ATE » { amelsh air and the country. applause, The galleries were against { 3 ARAN LE \ ) 2 o] d ) Smart fly front with large : ‘America is in danger,” said Mr. outbreaks was reserved for Senator]

again and again, It was a tense And already the Army has had Wat, against exempting religious { \ : | : | patch pockets , . . the Little Bullitt [Tydings, who warned ‘we can't be — \ xh - NL RTE \ : “It is my conviction, drawn from for defense and against defense at “AFL & —_——— - SVE Shetland mv own experience and from the the same time, It would be foolish . | k SR BR information in [to provide all these materials for| a $4 3 WE § SKIRTS : .

for compulsory training was and emotional crowd in the galleries and warnings failed to frighten to curtail its training plans for this students, against letting the defense I) INERT N NA jackets that you'll live in : fall—if there is to be any training | burden fall on poor men, oN : Colors in Indian Earth, Sol It iy of Re Hot 8 Sighy Tydings Cheered WE a YL LR RRR dier Blue, Red Maple and and the pace of the Senat as not; § \ N SE ba ; , ‘ ; ad Significantly, one of the loudest N43 3 A Bay-leaf Green. Sizes 12 to 13 defense and not provide men. You!

the hands of our RR : € WN Y A G ov ernment in NN | can’t make a soldier in 60 or % \ \ \ = | IR } \ (TO MATCH)

Washington that ua) S. % " \ \ \ NF NR NET \ Jnited States SRI ‘or instance, machine gunner A | NE A y : He om a great 0) | must learn how to operate his gun 3 OR NR A $ 00 When you choose this peril today as \ in complete blackness. If the gun 3 \ Rn ) A R \ ° coat you get weather inwas France a [RAR 8 j jams he must know from the posi- \ a \ WN surance, in the form of vear ago. And I JN § tion of the handle, without any 3 3 P \ ) \ ona ph ”e beneve that un- [NAAN light at all. What is wrong with it APRON No y ny = © a Shetland skirts to match in warm camel - and - wool less we act now, A and how to fix it. | ; h SR - | SRL all of the rich autum colors lining equipped with full decisively to YT am somewhat ashamed of my : ; spi? hud Eight gores with zipper side zipper. It's so easy to meet the threat, aN country that the desire today seems Rizes { . $ , J rl LS GN placket. Sizes 24 to 30. change vour coat from we shall be too to be to buy preparedness rather 12 to Other Skirts, $2 to £3 98 8. WA Ruth Finney | than sacrifice for it.” X 8, 3 DIN fall weight to a heavy, > 3 warm winter coat! In

6 : ® "& 4 y Senators Bur- { im “ . Y 9 ve 3 ” ton K. Wheeler and Bennett Champ The Best Dh essed Gals will Flaunt Classic Slipon a addition to their convenjence, these coals are

lath ard ese ort oe UNIVERSAL CLUB ON Fleck-Wool and Rayon SWEATERS brand new in fashion—

said it approached treason; and for

g sur formed the Senate Es | ra . Pop Hy gh yi Ambassador THIRD WEEK'S TOUR Classic &11ipon J {or : campus wear, for Bullitt had at one time heen mar-| sweaters for i business or general use. every campus . 9 i Made of camelshair for

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ried to a woman who was—at one| Members of the Universal Club. They costume, ey lightness and wool for

time—married to John Reed, one ol were to be taken for a proxy tour f American Com sts Da come in powder i ne ist A He CT on of the Black Hills, Yellowstone Na- $ 08 blue, red, green warmth, In natural colI'eé al { | ’ ’ . 3 ’ « » at. that level tional Park, Florida and Mexico, at Y g % Op or only, Sizes 12 to 16, . ; ai . | Other Sweaters... $2 to $3.98 Go Back to Webster the luncheon today at the Colum- Blouse 59 1 22 ot Zip-Lined Coals Q meeler d " ___ |bia Club. Two or three of these campus “Musts” will form the backbone Lad Se di eg dl, or no in 8 Ct id ee ho ee ee a] Conductor of the “tour” is Earl to your school Se Notice The go ji new styling, designed Downstairs at Ayres. $10.95 to $16.95 - alc IJ iE : a : ak snk to give vou fashion features you n't dream were possible in ) . , N oJ CORSET 2 s read ag: 8 st f ‘api : Dow res. hotographed om Stoel Ce ripuoy J 3S Jo Wr en y Fs CRDitol Bibs school dresses, For those short cuts across the campus without Wasiaus:at Ayres : ds Fron hoe William Jon ings A PP jon Store, who returned from his vaca- a coat, we sketch a hooded model, Choose them in Blue, Grey, to preparedness was cited ETE tion trip with some excellent movies. | Rust or Wine. Sizes 12 to 20 in the group.

was a sharp debate over the fight-| | ‘ Y ing qualities of the French solaier,| This will be the third travelog | Other Rayon Alpacas, Rayon Crepes and Rayoh 4 : Senator Lynn Frazier invoked the presented before the club this) and Wools Also at $3.98 ” : \ ? .. ri hl ; | . ; 4 a Bg Boy's School

Constitution and Declaration of In-/ménth. Two weeks ago, Ike Riley | ~—Downstairs at Ayres.

dependence as the surest safeguard showed movies in color of his trip| - A ; { \ #8 4 of American liberties to Mexico. Last Tuesday, Horace 4 Wi i b ", SWE AT ; 5 If the Senator thinks that con-|R. Riggs of the Crane Co presented For School Choose Substandards Ee of bt a - A : 7” Ad ERS ’ J/ hay” 3 ¥ § h, |!

stitutes defense, let him order 10,-|movies of a trip to Miami, 000 copies of each and send them Just for a change of pace, the

to the soldiers of invading armies, |club has designated next week's A ' A x $ 00 letting them know it's uncon- meeting “story telling day.” Prizes) E ; ph 0 TP stitutional to invade this country,” will be offered both for the biggest | . \ ¢ aon F snapped Senator Millard Tydings. |fish tale and the biggest fish (proof v 3 1 i y Eso Good, serviceable quality At intervals the debate halted demanded) caught by a member this D | A : \ \ A \ wi Wal sweaters with full zipper front while the Senate laid aside con- summer e uxe 1 on : \ \ " . closing; in plain colors, twoscription and acted on other, un- ee ee et R mn \\4 B \\\R\! B® tones and contrasts: double objected bills There was a long Bo ¥ % : elbow: blues, greens, tans, OE atin ain. Sewn Us § PLANS 100-DAY STOCKINGS ot od \ WE . elbow blues,

John A. Danaher took the floor to w et ; ET Buia] PLANE FUEL SUPPLY | | shew ficee 3 Pairs X lls wn Boy's Part-Wool st »s, and Senator James F.| TAS YTON, C90 (U. P)—{ . = amps, a nator am WASHINGTON, Aug. C $2.25 Boys’ Striped POLO SHIRTS SLACKS

Byrnes replied to him The Army and Navy are co-oper- Wear for— i blish a 100-day under- Bright it po t i ; Mothers Group Stands By ating to estat a : right striped knit polo shirts. Bright Reds, Greens, Blues and 8 ous [ground reserve supply of aviation Ever stop to figure your annual hosiery bill? Try it! It's an Browns, Long sleeves. Polo collars and pockets, Sizes 6 to 18

Outside in the corridors “Mothers gasoline, it was learned today { amazing sum . . . but it's still more amazing how you'll RE- - ' a } . b . v “ «4 ~ of America” stormed around any| Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox DUCE vour stocking cost if youll turn to REAL SILK De Boys DRESS SHIRTS $ 00 Senators who left the chamber, de- told a Senate appropriations sub- Luxe! hev have a special guard against wear at every Fast colors In vee patterned school shirts for hove Nice L 1 ( aC Ny e rts av J v

manding their votes against the!committe on the $5,008000,000 sup-| point of strain. They are made of FRESH silk. They come tatlored in neat stripes and checks, Blues, Tans and Greens

training bill and shouting that plemental defense bill that the] in YOUR size. Try them and you'll see a difference! Sizes Bizes 6 to 14la. Also some whites, Good looking, serviceable, part-wool cassimere slacks

their bovs would be turned over project has been recommended "very 815 to 1014, y . to Sidney Hillman to train. Sidney|earnestly” by the National Defense * Substandards are those stdckings that escape by the nar- Boys Plaid SPORT SHIRTS with zipper fly, full belt; drop Hillman has no connection with the Commission rowest of margins being classed as first quality, Only the v ] band: | iy bl pm . TR : g \ S 3 Sh i eck ) sharp-eyed inspector can detect the difference (And the Plaid in-or-outer sport shirts with long sleeves regular stvle oop band; brown, blue, green, Army, Navy or anv other military] The project, Navy officials said, wear and beauty of the stocking is in no way affected.) collar and byeast pocket, Plaids in Red, Green, Blue and Brown tan, sizes 8 to 18, 18,

branch of the service. His office on has been discussed with President; Buy them with confidence. —Downstairs at Ayres. Bizes 6 to the Defense Commission has to do Roosevelt and has received his ap-| ~Downstairs at Ayres, with mobilizing manpower for work! proval.

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