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PAGE 10 SE ol igi THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ; WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21, 1940 ' . to reproduce them artifically, Dr. fy Guy Sas No Stunt Photos, Willkie Orders _ CHEMISTS VARE rrr nee: PR BY

Err See a ; ” meena Poa fchigan told the chemists RS Tm Sama lily he had reproduced an- . E CE ; : | STEROIDS APART other complex female sex hormone| PLAINFIELD, Ind, Aug. 21 (U. = To SH I 3 L : ! i : (from materials obtained from eoRli PJ, ~The Western Indiana yearly »

tar and natural gas, meeting of the Soclety of Friends A new synthetic chemical which

E i e 3 : | | Fu iy : : . vy day acce tion for a i NR uf io lies somewhere between vitamin E| Yesterday accepted a mo § 3 oy Be ; ¢ ar ib Find Forvula for Making and Yhamin K. has been discovered | resolution protesting passage of the : : 3 3 ¥ oo i. ; a) k, by Dr. Fieser and his Harvard co- | Burke-Wadsworth Conscription Bill | : Ho 8 ~ i ; HN Vitamins and Hormones |workers, he told the group. This|as a step toward war and contrary

; : E ; J | | to basic American ideals, i ki s vitamin possesses properties of both RE s Le. 3 In Laboratary. v its Be al A Vitamin| The resolution was presented in a

|E protects muscles, prevents spon-| letter from Murray 8. Kenworthy,

June-July Records Show One Died Every 12 Days; Po Lo ‘ + AER CT gill STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,|ianeous abortion. Vitamin K pre-| chairman of the Peace Association } ) Aug, 21 (U, PP). — Chemists have (vents certain forms of hemorrhage. ol Friends in America,

Council G. ©. P. Bloc Continues Fight ; o ; : : Fo a - ; ™ & . broken down and detexmined the | % For Police, Fire Funds. | : ; . 4 chemical formula of virtually every | £3 ut Price Film Developing!)

. A = Jo : gone of a family of “super-chemi-| By RICHARD LEWIS RN R HR p E cals,” known as steroids, and can| And PRINTING

The tragedy that rides swiftly on four wheels through Ni JP Sh § J 3 synthesize most of them in labora- | 6 or 8 Roll Film Indianapolis streets continued unamated through June and § x = : RRR . i § tories, Dr. L. I Fieser of Faves Brveloped and C

; : University told a research confer- AMM FILM d July, police records showed today. 1a ” 4: : gE ence on organic chemistry here Speed Expos- 290

One person died every 12] * i : hala 6 : § today. ures, 36 prints 4 "ON Members of this exclusive family | d \ Both Stores days; one was injured every

that science only recently has come | / ) Air-Conditioned four days; more than 10 had :

2 fe to know are such substances as vita-| : ‘ Drops Market Suit : ; : A ata RR PRE TT "min D, cancer-producing agents, | accidents every day. 8 ai a The June traffic drama had virtu- appeared Mrs. Mary Rapia, enter-|

Before the Safetv Board vesterdav hormones that prevent Addison's ally a second run in July—a differ- qo hondswoman, who wanted to|

¢ | Disease, snake poisons, and male tt res veri h-edu } . : ent cast of characters, but aimost j,,ye peace. Mrs. Rapia had filed an |

fand female sex hormones, J A Once science has tak vse Sub- | rar nee science has taken these sub- 18 N. ILLINOIS ST. the same figures: ful injunction suit against the City] June ag preventing it from interfering with |

stances apart and determined their | Claypool Hotel Bldg. 3 the construction of her proposed

(components, it is comparatively easy | oe os 58 443 |CUidoor market on the east side of Willkie okays pictures of himself on his Indiana farms, but won't pose feeding pigs or doing other | i Ne Alabama St. just south of Market chores he never attempted previously. Here he is talking to Robert Berkemier, 14, son of a tenant on

Municipal courts convicted 600 St : boituwkl one of the Willkie farms near Rushville, and Frank Kramer, hired hand on the same farm. more traffic violators in July than| Mrs. Rapia sought the injunction in June. but that had no effect on When the City refused plans for a

\ ts. the injuries, the roof over he market. Yesterday she * A i ccwen! said she would drop the suit and ormaii y S Qpoo TOr 7 LOCAL FIRMS

Four-fifths of those convic ted had modify the plans to meet the ap-

'state have been moved to Riley Hospital for treatment, he said.

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1 of proval of the Building Commission.

I f J I Free coos or dns supenaes or The sate pow, in ewer. or: 'Mom,' 'Pop’ and Newsmen GET WAR JOBS

2 \ d “Building Commissiongr George ents withheld. dered 1 : fogsmens wm R. Popp Jr. to lend her assistance. Tax Boost Sought 5 4 #4 By FRANK MERTA w 4 > NEA-Acme Staff Photographer Assigned to the Willkies.

Monday night, Republican Coun- | Three months after the Recrea- The Willkies are just as much at home eating supper in the kitchen Mallory Gets $340 000 U S

cilmen proposed to increase the $8.- ion Department went off the pa-iof an Indiana farmhouse as they are dining in the swanky Broadmoor |

tronage system in favor of the merit| ygyote] at Colorado Springs. i 000000 civil city budget for hextipian, the following was received at I have found that one thing along with the other reporters and | Contract, Electronic One vear by $125.000—an increase of 2': the office of Mayor Sullivan: { photographers who are following the Willkies around the country: For- | F $50 000 cents on the proposed $1.26 tax rate ‘The County Committee wants ality is taboo: or The $125.000 w ont i i Urba Dunn from Dr. Arbuckle's| Mrs. Willkie doesn't have a e $125.000 was con Aine m 3a ward appointed to a job as engineer 1) + maid or secretary She likes to The number of Indianapolis | bond issue for Fire and Police mod- I” Rhodius Park.” Life Too Short do her own work. Once in al|workmen engaged in producing degraieslion — |while she asks Grace Grahn, her |fense program equipment for the | husband's stenographer, for a| Government was increased today

I Charging that the bond issue - To Work Always little help | with the awarding of Army Air 8 “ruse” by which the City was | Mrs. Willkie like to talk tol Corps contracts to two more firms

to cut the 1941 rate 2 cents GALVESTON. Tex., Aug. 21 (U, youngsters. She writes daily to! The P. R. Mallory Co., Inc, 30290 |

this years $1.28 rate. the Sonn IN LARRABEE'S BILL P.) .—Erich Schultz started on the [their son Philip. | & Nslunglon ig oe J A oy 2 final 400 miles of his projected | She and Mr. Willkie are Oris | S10 Te Oe les hic 1 Lab- | Joo at he bon a rd WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—Veter-| 2500 canoe trip from Chicago to takeoff of Bho) Jy. Ter ie oratories. 122 W. New York St, a rein oN b the ome 1€¥ ans will be given preference in all Brownsville, Tex., today and said | gets up and walks back and for |$50.500 contract for vibrator in- | ; Civil Service jobs concerned with liev suk | verters. Tomorrow Rie / Se ieved everyone should take ward in the plane to see if every- | | TonoHny night, the same G. O. national defense if a bill introduced he be i > din ort of oy DBR The bomb shackle releases are P. NINOS Sil) Open The suas of infley by Rep. Wiilisth i. Lariahee) U6 OF Jor 8 similar 3 | "Fhe Willkies call each other | electrically-operated devices that budget requests as part of Council's (D. Ind.) is passed. trip. ; mechanically release bombs from |

budget committee - of - the - whole. | od ; “fifa i ; rovie | “Mom” and “Pop.” fe of bombing | Its provisions apply to all per- Life is too short to work all nu racks on the underside of bombing This time, however. the Repub-| S I ppl) I | One day while flying from Salt

sons honorably discharged from the i * he id. “Everyone (f.ake Ci r planes. licans will demand that the rate be : the time, EW Fyeryon Lake City Mr. Willkie came upon The Mallory firm already had a

smaller contract for an electric | {timing device used in the release |

cut (military and naval forces of tel ould find time to enjoy it” Jone of the newspapermen who | United States and the Coast Guard.| gots said he did not know when [wasn't liking the bumpy air so well. City Escapes Disease The bill was referred to the Civil 4 ‘would get back to his job as (He yelled back to Mrs. Willkie, | 0 0 Service Committee of the House and| ,yessman in Cicero, INL, | "Hey, mom, here's a fellow can't) q | other plants have re- | Although infantile paralysis has|Rep. Larrabee has asked that it be; * He jeft Chicago last June “to [take it.’ tap al he TE cor the | struck in several Indiana cities, not |given prompt consideration. study nature and enjoy life” in | Just then the plane hit an air ON So Ee ATTL Included are the | a single case has been reported in| “My bill would give veterans with-| his i5-foot mahogany and canvas [pocket and the nominee rushed for-| All eo a ‘warplane MOtOrS: the | Indianapolis this summer, according out service origin disabilities an op-| canoe. He stocked the boat with a [ward to his seat. Meson - Herrin i, Co. Inc.| to Dr. Herman G. Morgan, City | portunty to take examinations to, tent, gasoline stove, air mattress, | Mr. Willkie loves to mingle tn tanks a other 2il-wheel-drive ve) Health officer. At least not up un- | determine their qualifications and fishing rods, food, first aid Kit and [crowds and shake the hands of well | hic les, : and the Stewart Warner til 4 p. m. yesterday, he qualified. [fi found qualified to obtain status| portable radio. [wishers | Cor field ranges Some of the cases which have de-|for appointment,” Rep. Larrabee “This trip is costing me $1000 | pe does not care to have police! La

veloped in other sections of the!said. but it's worth it "he said. _______|around him and cares less tor sirens CLARK COMMISSION

{When being escorted through traffic. One day in Denver several police- | ‘men were leading the way > him | ENDS ITS EXISTENCE to his hotel and pushing the crowds | away. Mr. Willkie called to the policemen and told them to follow! him. He led the way, shaking hands | and turning to the cops is [“How'm*l doin’?” Mrs. Willkie is constantly watch- Senate Chamber are to be closed [ing er hee husband, i gn Sept, The So i hhe (he eats his meals on time and re- | 3% 000.000 memorial 3 vine Cnnes laxes as much as he can. {has been turned over 10 Hie Sonte, | She and her husband are both set The memorial will be maintained by : the State Conservation Department.

against posing for “stunt” ep AIM! SHOOT! |

graphs. (Get A Perfect Picture Every Time

Its work completed, the 13-year-[old George Rogers Clark Memorial | Commission dissolved itself yester-| day at the State House. { The Commission offices in the

| One day while visiting Central] City in Colorado the local Repub-| licans had a gold prospector and a mule waiting in the main street.| A newsreel man asked Mr, Willkie Gets Europe if he would pose with the prospec-| " . tor and Mr, Willkie said he would. | 5 Times Easier He grabbed the prospector by the | 8 ° ’ farm so that the gold miner was be-| : ® tween him and the mule, remarking 3 i | M Pl L —Sm [| cC + Stronger, Clearer! (that the mule should be next to its ; OFriIs an oans a 05 owner, $ Synchro ots x ash .p + Numerous attempts have been LB Quickly That's why it is so often profitable

‘made to have the candidate wear Je Detachable . 10-gallon hats and don cowboy St aa to use a Morris Plan Loan to con-

fits. He won't pose for pictures that : i show him doing something that he | solidate 2 number of bills. Monthly

does not normally do. a 4 payments are often cut in half!

TWO FLIERS DIE AS | DAR . . x "AIRPLANE HITS HILL | 7 Morris Plan Loans Are Quick

WAYNESBURG, Pa. Aug. 21 (U.| Jakes Pictures Quiekas Flash There's no red tape or delay at as o . . P) —Two young fliers were killed | Synchro-Flash a no porn cost, Morris Plan. Many loans are

se) less night When a rivals Wore oH oN co mpleted while you wait. y © ¥ . of i ti i . i ’ y i | . . to 1. Onty Shectivity by m Distie Sfashed ino a Tiliside Wie $F. BR Money often in 15 minutes for ®: Ulco ha it! n 2 | attempting an emergency landing. 4 4 . M VAT. AMERICA AN The victims were William Ally, 27 a Py 8 py former customers. any loans are ser NALS SYSTEM. (o,.. AND o | Washington, Pa., student flier, and | ’ ; il, made over the phone and by mail. ard wy | You fa [Robert S. Schreiber, 24, senior at 4 TT) ! Thi + d id Noo 2v¢ Waynesburg College who obtained a i NT WV. 4 IS saves Time—and may avol private flying license last year. 18 N. Illinois St. a special trip downtown.

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