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AID SUICIDE AS | Wheat Harvest in London NEW.HELP FOR | ORTIZ RESIGNS Bea oa THYROID HINTED IN ARGENTINA ‘Atom - Smasher Discovers

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lodine’s Place. Reject Change Over BERKELEY, Cal, Aug. 23 (U. P.). Land Scandal.

-—Radio-active eka-iodine, a rare element produced in the University BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 23 .(U. P)). ~Victor J. Guiliot, allegedly impli- |»

of California's cyclotron, has been! cated in the Palomar land deal]

successfully used to counteract which prompted the resignation of | {hyperthyroidism in laboratory aniPresident Roberto M. Ortiz, coms | ‘mals, California scientists told the | : mitted suicide today. | | National Academy of Science today. !§ Guillet, a radical deputy repre- §§ | Eka-iodine has long been known !§ senting the Federal capital, shot |i to exist as Element 85 of the|§ himself to death. ® periodic system, but not until five Citizens rallied to the defense of

i 3 : 3 months ago was it isolated. Then §& Ori 30g here as prowing belief] bombardment of metallic bismuth § that the legislative assembly, con-

¥ atoms in the cyclotron invented by voked for Saturday evening to act Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence produced a On the resignation, might reject it. ‘small amount of the element, closely | Ortiz Cheered 8 related to iodine, but heavier and] The Senate committee investigat-

| radioactive. ing the land scandal had accused

| The element, as does iodine, conGuillot of receiving bonds worth centrates naturally in the thyroid %500 pesos in the Palomar deal,

gland when applied internally. BeCrowds stood in front of the

cause of its rare capacity for Presidential Palace most of the emitting heavy alpha particles of | night cheering for Ortiz. The Bue- 3 ravs, eka-iodine was successfuily | nos Aires District of the Union

» used by Dr. Joseph G. Hamilton and | Civica Radica, the nation’s strong-

li Dr. Mayor H. Solely to melt thyroid | est political party, passed resolutions 4 gland tissue in guinea pigs without supporting Ortiz and rejecting his + damaging other tissue. resignation. The Buenos Aires dis-

trict is the most important voting . Synthetic Quinine

area in the country. ' The Tucuman Province section of | ‘Believed Created | NORTON, Mass, Aug. 23 (U, P) {

the same party passed similar resolutions. Socialists also decided to = : ; Two V " hemists besupport Ortiz at Saturday's session. i Two young women chem | lieved today that they had devised a synthetic substitute for quinine.

Although no blame had been attached to Ortiz for a land deal, in SR which the Government paid $228,000 | 2 REY [ The Misses Dorothy Thompson |: more for a section of land than it 3 . | and Maude Marshall, professors at | 3 Wheaton Coilege here, said that SN during research this summer they

was worth, according to military i experts’ appraisal, Ortiz charged in in oh ARR ; compounded a sulfanilimide derivative of carbozole which may have

PH fenighaeion po the scandal had | Germany formally declares a “total blockade” of the British Isles, ¥ § Jus Opponents to » -| ading the threat of starvation to its recent aerial bombardment. \ tack Argentina's whole democratic| gy England has long made every available inch of fertile ground (all the medicinal qualities of quisystem. produce for the national larder. This “harvest scene,” in the heart nine in the treatmen. of malaria | of metropolitan London, shows workmen gathering grain growing in (and other high fever ills. what used te be a park and playground. Due to insufficient quantity, the

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fection and not the consequence of any institutional condition.” The land deal in question was the purchase by the Government from Luis M. Casas, of property alongside the military college at Camp de Mayo for an allegedly excessive price. Casas was said to have obtained an option on the land from the owners for 13 cents a square meter, and to have sold it to the Government the same day for 25 cents a square meter, sharing the profits with persons close to!

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| West Side Child Stricken; Holland resembled a trip in i i ti but ti eople wi 13th Hoosier Dies at || Detestime bu wie people who Riley Hospital.

this. They are no way thankful that German The fifth infantile paralysis case Se Reated land in Indianapolis was reported today ; | A T-vear-old West Side girl was (afflicted, but is being treated at her

the Government. “They refuse all that is German uniess they thereby make home, Dr. Herman G. Morgan. | Health Board secretary, said. The

profitable business.” NEW POWDER PLANT four other Indianapolis children stricken are in City Hospital. FENTON 0 0 N LE FENCE IS PLANNED! The 13th death from the disease b

oh Shiiais occurred here yesterday. " [Sylvia Runyan, 8-year-old daughCHARLESTOWN, Ind, Aug. 23 ter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Runyan (U. P).—Work on a seven-foot high (of near Argos, died in Riley Hosfence to imclose the site of the new pital. She was tl f |

: Bag C E-Z-B \ WHEATIES 2 ~~ 19¢ $25,000,000 smokeless powder plant from Marshall Coulty in 10 days. | . j y fap his) near here is expected to start soon. | Clinton County Rin ays. | Conkle, Marion County farmer who

: . IE [ removed | gied ql : _| trial next month. Steel fencing to cover approximately 'a ban on public meetings, believing | Cia i the Jlamidon Coun Hos Some 30 policemen stood guard in \\ Pkgs 5000 acres has been unloaded near the worst of the epidemic passed, | veived in XS o res * tol and around the Court House. Feel- : ihe spot where the factory is to be but the Elkhart County Central La- be held in the Hivev x te ing has run high since last Tuesday | 38 Spd 3 ; 3 bor Union canceled its Labor Day ‘Funeral Home at 2 p. m. today. when Deputy Sheriff Dean Pray, | Roads leading to the tract are to celebration because of the disease.! Burial was to be in Crown Hill | World War veteran. was shot to

be closed as soon as the area is| Gloria Ritter, 21-months-old, was Mr. Conkle. who was 73. was hurt 9eath in his North Windham garage

vacated, officials said. Harry Mil- reported infected with the disease <q. y rk <Q 3nY WA | allegedly after he ordered Cox to : ler, head of the du Pont legal de- at La Porte, the first case in the Ho he Ropiesuilie Saluiday ight | pemove phonograph records of Je-! TRERE ARE 1 1 CLEAN, MODERN partment, said that work yi FR) case has 0¢- for many vears and was a member Dovah's Witnesses dogma he was ; begin on the plant itself in less than curred in La Porte County. {of the Castl Masonic playing. a week. { ity and county health boards at Odd on Bie Latge Ray Hundreds of American Legion- KROGER SELF-SERVE SUPER MARKETS Meanwhile it was announced ‘hat Frankfort notified motion picture! Survivors are two sisters. Mrs. Ida naires throughout the state planned > Col. A. C. Jensen would open bids houses, taverns and other public Grey and Miss Vinnie Conkle, and to attend funeral services for Mr, Broad Ripple, 724 E. 63d 29th & Northwestern ° today for 10 new warehouses of places that they could reopen after a brother, Worth Conkle, all of Pray late today at North Windham. UPEN Fal cveNiNG OPEN EACH LVENING ——— DREXEL & E. 10TH 3836 N. ILLINOIS ST. OPEN BACH BEVENING OPEN EAUR EVENING 1605 PROSPECT 2701 W. WASH. ST. OPEN EACH EVENING OPEN FRE. AND SAT. EVEN,

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Rb art a a bg Re Rey Eg Rag hoy sisters. Mrs. Rachel Coolen, Mrs. Ella Roll Clain and Miss Loretta Hodge. Mrs. Maude Jackson and Mrs. Rose An-| MARTON—Mrs. Bertha M. Brandon, 59. derson. Peart Brenneman, OF [Rurvivory, Rusband, Wood: daughter, Mrs. «= Mrs. Pear . . ysta ams; , i Mil Dang hter, Miss Lois Brenne- | sisters, Mrs. Anna Micheux, Mrs. yon man: step-son, omer Sees Ns Alert) Denton, Mrs. Tena Wilkins and Mrs. Nona Keller and Mrs. Josep atriek. { Rice, EVANSVILLE—Charles Glascock, 82 Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. Walter Mover and Fannie Mover: son, David: brothers, Richard and Scott. es White, 37

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ite, i. Survivors: Wife, o: son, Robert: daughter. Dorothy. William; sisters, Mrs. Roxie Hennd Mrs. Maggie Forshee, orothers, Fillie Hayden and Junior H. KIRKLIN —Mcs. Flora Stuart, 65. Survivors: Sons, Merle, Harry, Thomas and Charlies: daughters, Mrs, 2dith Whitler, . Mrs. John Rentschier and Miss Lida Siuart. brothers, Homer and Elmer Biddle. LOGANSPORT--Mrs, Fannie Lantz 87 A vers: Brothers, Charles, Harry and

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brick and tile construction to be a week's closed period. Two cases Indianapolis. guartermaster’s depot. Specifica-| last week, but no new cases have ‘CRITICALLY INJURED tions call for permanent buildines developed. officials said, and it was : with construction to start in & week believed the danger of epidemic was Mrs. Anna Sullivan, wife of James Q . (| E. Suilivan, died last night at her 3829 E. WASH, $1. Sherman Drive at 30th — ——————————————— home, 1115 E. Troy Ave. She was Harry J. Woods, 44. Seminole . POUNDS OF | Hotel, was injured critically last Cgliege Ave. at 45th St. S4TH & COLLEGE ; 200,000 Mrs. Sullivan was born in Hend- night when his car and a bus col : S644 E WASHINGTO IRVIN Ton MACHINERY STOLEN ricks County, but lived here most x N | INGTON] Safer Drivers [of her life. She was a member of | ket St. WAS Vols Bad Sh : g - 5 i | the Shelby Street Methodist | City Hospital physicians said h ALWAYS a w rrersaay Rw prices and special feature values ERROR. Pod, Ny 2. Po | Church. Survivors, besides her hus- received a fractured skull and de ee. Te ae Lily Tn, thru Hont ong A OV ia WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 (U. three confessions obtained by Sher- P.).—Front seat women drivers, | Indianapolis, and one grandchild. |Police said his wife lives in BrockBur 95 Mitchell. disclosed his| 2ccording to the Public Roads | Funeral services will be held in|ton, Mass. They are attempting to wig the theft of \housands of Administration, drive almost as |the church at 10:30 a. m. Vo her of the accident. : m iinery from thei © | | ———————— pounds of machinery cidents. tery, Brownsburg. ‘RE-ELECTED TO POSITION! Cement Co. it was revealed today. The PRA also found in & sur- a re | “Sheriff Peyton withheld names| Vey of Connecticut traffic—with- EDDY'S STEPSON HURT KOKOMO, Ind. Aug. 23 (U, P). of the five additional prisoners, a guments—that: | Sidney Franklin, 16-year-old step-| Ft. Wayne yesterday was re-elected. two more men. Lehigh officials Younger persons drive faster | son of Nelson Eddy, the singer, was| superintendent of the Northern | 2 : listed more than 200,000 pounds of | than their elders, | being treated today for concussion,) Indiana District Church of the) metal, 5690 pounds of which has| S¢ : | tomobile drive faster than those | tomobile accident. He said he left|for 15 years. He reported that in| Dr Toss from damage to the equip-| Who owned their cars. | Eddy's home to drive the family | the last year the district member-| Ao IFLOW u 0 ment was set at $1223.50. The older drivers operate older | chauffeur to his home when the ship of the church increased 12 per |\& . | automobile collied with another. cent. 3 . Drivers speed into cities faster |— TE RN KLANSMAN LOSES JOB | tries ive em, Es 3 BANANAS 4-19 ATLANTA. Ga.. Aug. 28 (U. P).— NY \ Potatoes ooo. 15,50: 25¢ Lettuce, Teeverg 2 neacs | 9€ James Colescott, Imperial Wizard of NN new car had ordered removal of Arthur Bell] WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 (U. P).| ° Celery 2 stalks 9¢ Solid for Slicing of Bloomfield, N. J, as grand giant —Postal inspectors said today a 26- | of the New Jersey Klan as a result year-old employee of the U. S|! or Wi ave Mr. Colescott said Bell had failed ploded on a postoffice substation’ : “io adhere to the principles and!/loading “dock Wednesday, slightly =INC n S Cus - tdeals of the Klan” in allowing an injuring two postal employees. | Bund to appear on the platform at spectors traced him through the . ° ‘ a Klan meeting at the Bund camp woman to whim the device was IONS in 4 mo e 5 Shoulder Cuts Lb C Nordland in Andover and to “ad- mailed. Her address was found in . [swept up after the explosion. In-| | TAYLOR FLIES FOR HOME |spectors said the man told them Tender Brisket 1 | Lean, Lb. C Cuts Lb. 2 Taylor, President Roosevelt's per- after they hdd “quarreled.” . GROUND BEEF fotelonr Lb. 1 9% a CHICKENS 29 VEAL ROAST » 19g VEAL STEW » 1326 BUY any Kroger Item, LIKE it as well or better, OR return unused portion in original container and we will replace it FREE ‘with any other brand we sell of the same item, regardless of price.

Built at the Jeffersonville army were discoverad in Clinton County Mrs. Anna Sullivan and to be completed in five months. over. OPEN PRE AND SAT. BURN OPEN EAUH EVENING 66. Women Termed lided at Highland Ave. and Mar OPEN EACH EVENING |band, are a brother, Allen Sparks, scribed his condition as “grave. antend hrands-=they save sou. motel iff Johnny Peyton since Kermiet fast as men and with fewer ac- | with burial in Green Lawn Ceme- - Mitchell lime kilns of the Lehigh : out intent to promote family ar- | HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 23 (U. P)— —The Rev. J. W. Montgomery of Lbs. C saving he expects to arrest at least Those who did not own the au- | cuts and bruises suffered in an au-, Nazarene after holding the post | | been recovered, as stolen since July cars. POSTAL SUBSTATION No. 1 Indiana Cobblers 1 the Ku-Klux Klan, said today he ! Cucumbers Love 3 ‘or 10¢ of the Klan meeting in 8 German- Soldiers’ Home here had admitted | | Ny | " American Bund camp Sunday. mailing a crude bomb which ex- C 0 N T ® 0 L L E D Q U A k | T Y 0 5 E S A L i officer of the German-Americay | He was arrested after postal indress an assembly of the Klan.” |bits of shredded wrapping paper ROME, Aug. 23 (U. P).—Myron C./he mailed the bomb to the woman | ! ! | ! ! Lb. c ACCEPT THIS AMAZING GUARANTIS ®.6.50.C

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