Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 August 1940 — Page 5

THURSDAY, AUG. 22, 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5

LODGE TO BACK Minton Joins Conscription Huddle [FEW HEAR CALL That's American Way, Pepper TEST FIRMS’ RIGHTS CURB ON ALIENS ERP, BE | | TO VOLUNTEER | Says in Praise of "Hanging' ON DEFENSE ORDER AND U.S. ENTRY P vy on SRE Ba | IN TEST DRIVE S:isuc ism ERE RGR I an ii

! ‘te.’ «tal { the rights of the Gov lon the Capitol lawn by 100 women A sour apple tree atement of the righ nnn \ a Sa 3 i 1 a . [representing the Congress of Amer- Women inh the erowd said they ernment to require industries to All \ \ h ; > EL a a | : . Y > y Ap ne from seven states and rep- defense contracts on reasonable 3 3 ao % lean Mothers, today termed the in. Car | J. 0. U. A M. to Install 4th N TT R Reis : St. Louis Army Campaign cident “a splendid demonstration of Te JE eines. terms atten Hi ; : : ah ha & hb at hE \ | i what we are all trving to preserve “1 only hope that the spectators The test cases selectad hy the Indianapolis Cotin- | ' RL EE WE 3 Nets 45 Men in Week, freedom of speech and Ha of And those who hear about this busi= Government seek recovery of $13. : : ER | : 3 - action in the American wav of do. Ness will feel that Talso love Amer- 365231 in profits awarded by lower cil Tonight. | Ra Sf k Ei Ra 3 Senate Is Told. ’ fea an dthat I am sincere in My courts to the Bethlehem Shipbuild-

fing things The Junior Order By RUTH FINNEY | The women were protesting the Sadly efforts J defend the United ing Corp. on contracts made in 1917 on a Times Special ‘Writer |Senator's stand in favor of eon. States Mr. Pepper said. and 1018

Rn eau. \ \ a po 3 : WASHINGTON, A 22. A test seription and aid “short of war” to [ "It is of immediate national eon- , 3 Aug, 22.A Test iGreat Britain FIND MANGANESE ORE corn,” Solicitor General Franels © drive for voluntary enlistments made A few hundred feet from the Cap- FL PASO. Tex. Aug. 22 (U.P) Biddle said in a petition to the 'by the United States Army in St, itol a dummy, attired in old overalls | [acal mining circles todas reported Supreme Court, "that there should Louis ‘the last week in July netted and bearing Senator Pepper's name. the discovery in (he southern New be an authoritative Rh a a ; lexactly 45-men was fitted in a noose and hoisted ‘Mexico mountains of the largest de- | 0f the extent to which the eountry's have advocated restricted immigra- 8 EE iwi a : under a tree, After a warning from posit of high grade manganese ore need should place it at the mercy of tion and the deportation of aliens 3 ATEN opie og Rag RBG police the dummy was cut down [ever uncovered in the United States | ite contractor: convicted of crimes,” Itha McFar- A : : 5 ot = | . . - . land, Portland. Ind national coun- Chief of Staff George C. Marshall, |

cilor said. “Resolutions repeating | The Sixth Infantry, an armored | our stand Will be adopted at this] nie organized four recruiting || w3-STORE OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NITE UNTIL 9 P. Me

convention. Md Senator Sherman Minton of Indiana (left) huddles with other Senators and defense experts during a Dalia W bien Haguled pout Je Harold Mendel of Bright Star.| recess in the conscription debate. Others left to right are Senators Lister Hill of Alabama: Edward R, CV In {rucks ana gat MONSLIa - AAAAAAAA AAA ARAAAAA

Tne, state councilor, is presiding at Burke of Nebraska; Morris Sheppard of Texas; Harry H. Schwartz of Wyoming: Capt. F. V. Keesling Jr, | 00S of army life and training. Bach the lJodge's convention which will] member of the General Staft of the War Department, and Col. David A. Watt (back to camera), military party showed a small shelter tent rr MR COOLED AND AIR CONDITIONED continue through tomorrow. An-| aide to the Senate Military Affairs Committee, camp with individual ‘equipment drew Ruppel, Philadelphia, is rep-|= . y — . nee | ANCA RAVE demonstrations in drill, TE ——— "3 0 bavonet training and machine gun BUY ’

resenting the national organization { ‘ | . DE. TE NT Tie : . Officers are to be nominated to- ITCHES HAY 1 N A d f f 3 Y " } M1 3 i : ; J Yay | | clotted and ‘Installed to- FOR P J oO CCl en S or ears, {shown | ’ : ON OI ON BEE The band was used daily, there i ORR ET Re . were parades, demonstrations were : po the Tao of eer ane] GOVERNOR FOR HIM But Fi rs 1 C rq S h [s Fata |e at the ball park, in the public : : oy

parks, at an American Legion

apolic council tonight, The organ- 3 ~ o¢ oN 1 ; “Will : Bh Vv : 0 yh an | SPRINGFIELD, Tl, Aug. 22 carnival, and in the down town dis h RUN WIL Then have our units fovernor ‘Townsend of Thdinna told An inter-state truck driver, who had won no-accident medals for tricts, Radio time was donated, and . ere x . . y , { A . Pi ye d A SW a State Fair crowd here today that three straight years, died today of injuries in his first accident in nearly considerable space was given in the T™ aye ter: f America % #3]. . . ¥ . \ . i | 1 Fhe pauchiers No men R, pu he is for President Roosevelt “be-| four years, pe wan || 1 OWSPADOTS KSEE 32S WE SY WASH ING TON ST. PLAN arv of 2) unilior rader < x Q ye : . ary of the Junior « rder, ASO 1S hayse IT know how much hay he can The victim was John Rowley, His truck and a passenger car col- | on TY Year Basis holding Its 8 HR Sa ention with |yjjep » lided at Ritter Ave, and E. Washington St. early vesterday. The truck | n Three-Year Basis M Delphia Muchmore Oi RMwiion “Out in Indiana,” he said, “we exploded and showered him with blazing gasoline, He died of burns less| At the end of the week, 21 men the state councilor presiaing. 1€ ny y N y ave t 9 w 1s { . iliaty ‘also wil host Sficers ‘to have a voung fellow who savs he than 24 hours later in Methodist Hospital had been accepted for enlistment RUXsuary also Will elect olicers 10- wants to be President. I suppose His death and the death of Mrs Kia} (he's a nice fellow and may mean Ella Simmons, 24, of 2115 Columbia Members of both organizations|well. He says he doesn't think! Ave. brought the City-County trafail hol banauet tenicht and the . . i : ) & . Police said they will ask =a es A . “Will hold a banquet tonight hy ne President Roosevelt has done so bad, | fie toll to 78 this vear., Last vear at {hoToueh investigation of ‘the ae I'he test was made on the basis sJunior Order drill teams Will give but, by golly. he could do better, It's " 9 as 8 oroug stig ¢ competitive exhibition: tre Hl had anv ex verity 0 this bine jy was 61 leident by hoth the Coroner and the of a three-year rather than onehath . o lin publi p a em: adel X} X Mrs, Simmons was struck bv a Grand Jur vear enlistment, and before Congress —d—— 1 ¢c prob S “yl > 9 : 1 4 {ruck as she walked in the 2400 he y x had indicated it would raise the pay | “Ive got a farm hand named Mr. Rowley was a member of I

1 ! : block of Winthrop Ave, and police " aye li 1) PY erie of the Army | arlev Dav ' an oy the Teamsters and Chauffeurs Lo . NATURAL GAS PLEAS Er a i ong said the driver of the truck fled cq) 135 and the Modern Woodmen | One school of thought in the giv 5) oa % al 190, & : , RR : sy) TO BE HEARD SEPT 3 voung fellow, my neighbors would 21 Is being sought. of America, Forty-eight years old, (Sehate argues that a change to one- | 1 Ylthink 1 was crazy | Mr. Rowley, who lived at 2023 }36 had driven public carriers for VCAr enlistments will greatly stimu- | of "I'm going to stick with the Presi- Gent Ave, was employed by the mare than 25 years. He was born Re Fost. nu 3! : W You Ha : X06 Motor Express Co. for near- Indianapolis and was a member 1010S na men contemplating » y y y ‘ v vr "Ty3ETee itv CARAS . a dent and Charley Davis, because 1 Jeeshin in Indianapolis and was a n : : —“ y . Page ’ {two Indiana utility companies for a know how much hav thev can lv four years. Driving without ac-|of the ‘Baptist Church enlistment will realize that since J Believe It or Nol . .. It's Nol a Fur Coal. change from artificial to natural hy ey ean y there is a possibility this country

al ! iteh » s during that time, he had| He is survived by his wife; three Hy WT oT Rive Ziting Ay pitch. cidents 5 N ) : : 8 Ne yg + : : gas am dn Sm dio i, | won three medals and was on his children, Harry, Raymond and Tm eked pore ot RI% ¢ : , been set for Sept. 3 by the Public 4 y ; vit oe, aa fu . S$! rw e retained in / . ! y So ies Ages way to a fourth when the fatal Mary nn Rowley: two brothers, U. S. FLEET PRACTICES fary An y the service longer than a year, and .

Service Commission as WITT arrv Yowley, and tw The Public Service Co. of Indiana | HONOLULU, Aug. 22 (U. P). - B eo ren. old Mrs, Glenn Hany HR iy anc that the shorter enlistment period wants to make the change in The major part of the United States’ stafford, 4001 E, Washington St. a'Mrs. Eleanor Klipple, all of Indian- Will have little practical effect on Bloomington, Bedford, Mitchell, [fleet was engaged in maneuvers off pride of two weeks, was driving the apolis volunteers, Franklin, Edinburg, Columbus and |Lahaina Roads today. Several heavy car that collided with the Rowley | ae - Army of 1,200,000 Urged | Seymour (cruisers returned to Pearl Harbor!truck, She was dismissed from LORD STRICKLAND DIES | The Army got three times as : The Northern Indiana Power Co. at dusk yesterday, joining the 19 de-!Qity Hospital yesterday. | VALLETTA, Malta, Aug. 22 (U.!many recruits in July as it got in Ey : *Q Xt vi : has made the same request for |stroyers, four tenders, two light Arraigned in Municipal Court on P.) —Lord Strickland, former Prime May—after Congress had author- | NX ~~ Soft Silky, tippling Greencastle, Cloverdale and Mar- cruisers and aircraft carrier that a charge of failing to stop for a Minister of Malta, died today. He |ized an increase in the regular! Black Persian Fur Rdinsville, still remained in port. preferential street, her case was was 79. (Army to 375,000. But even if re-| ER : eC aw al Lo — : . —_ |eruiting continues at the present ; Fabric that feels,

{accelerated rate, it will be Dec. 20 y E before the regular Army reaches! i Poy looks and wears al- \ that figure { v 3 *% I A . . i : ‘ & | At present the United States has| q most like a fur coat, 270.000 men in the Army, 230,000 | S 3 -

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