Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1940 — Page 28

FRIDAY, AUG. 230, 1940

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BANDITS THWARTED BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. 30 U P.).=When three bandits held up a delicatessen store, Norman Sibert, register

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PLANE CREDITED IN SPEE DEFEAT

U. S. Officer Says Victory

clerk. walked inte the with $40 and

robbers only got

LONG FOR PARIS

Diplomats and Newsmen in Doldrums as They ‘Eat and Stroll”

By RALPH HEINZEN Press Stafy

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Over Nazi Raider Was Due to Airmen.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (U.P) American military experts today credited an airplane catapulted from the British light cruiser .\jax with a major role in the defeat last winter of the scuttled German pocket battleship Graf Spee Capt. Carr P. Kitchen, chemical warfare service reserve officer, expressed belief that the plane ‘rendered invaluable service” to the cruisers Ajax and Achilles, left In battle after a third British ship the Exeter, was forced to retire

With Phone Company 25 Yearse N35 N Mes | annis= Bell Rtarting as

James A Gillespie

ridian St. observed iis 25th

versary with the Indiana

Telephon&a Co. toda) an accounting ecleyk for the Central Union Telephone Co predecessor to the present company, he now is

in the eonstruction division

Bar Meets

dianapolis

Wednesdav=The InBar Wednesday in

Association will

meet the Columbia

What new car for 1941 will have a new

ichy’'s health re- Club to consider a proposed amend-

r novelty of 1s worn off Evervone has }

crippled by direct hits from the oe 21. .da . Graf Spee’s 11-inch guns ¢ 1-dav cure, has sipped | EP S § : The plane served as the “eyes promenaded NE } " . RE a : of the cruisers, enabling the Britand lounged 3 io ; — ; DOR ish to fire with accuracy while the They German's salvos were dependent on back to the citv of light chance, he said. unde es Ee ol : Capt. Kitchen was unable to dis- has occupation, the people ol ¢ HE EERE 3 ¥ 3 cover the reason for the German have to stand in line for 2 : : commander's failure to launch his plane early in the battle After the firing started it was too late One of the Exeters first shots carried away the Spee's catapult

type of steering gear con-

ment to the Association constitu-

tion that would alter election

cedures,

pros=

springs, walks

Pp notel fonodles

covereaq

would

Legion Post InstallsFdwin Pace

been installed as commander

1s sald that of Firemen's Post, No. 42, American Leo DeBotkin is first Pruitt,

Nicholas

Legion vice

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commander; Harry second

Gloom Deepens Daily vice commander; Wernel

adjutant: Fay Rughr, he German sea fighter was Ezra Hofl ¢ ; Non SER ® pursued along the coast of Uruguay Adams arms: Emmet! anent 1m dha iis : on the Atlantic coast of South gjtzpatrick and Notra Trulock, dele- ¢ 80) I'tie new Plymouth preened its new grilled front and 1941 lines at a calesmen’s and dealers’ preview to- America and finally sought refuge District convens bed gav at the Murat Temple. The public will get its own peek at the new models tonight. at Montevideo Harbor. To avoid Branson and Mi ‘om Hardwick, 40-vear-old cowboy

permis- 4 # & " # & capture, the Germans scuttled thei delegates ng to Ver- ship and Capt. Hans Langsdorfl Bi . + Headliner Is 2-Tone Sedan, . . h and stable operator, asked £500 lamages tod: i Ali actor Le Makes Public Bow Tonig f CA hy bi et of

arshal Philippe committed suicide the El Camino Real I'rails Agency, traveled by train almost Association. He charged they paid continuously between St. Joseph only 8335 of a $688 bill He de- and outlving cities. He retired and manded an additional $156 for meals left St. Joseph—for a long rag-oad and “incidentals.” trip of

chaplain Wilbur |

1 tA 13 ay ate summel mmaicating an earid

gloom

finance officer;

deepens every Qay. ergeant-=at

ates to the 12th tion, and Hany Hofl lternate SUES CARILLO ON HORSE BILL

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 30 (U.P Dean H

Rotary to Hear Reedi Purdue Unis

CLERK TO TRAVEL J. Reed, dean of the {T. JOSEPH. Mo.. Aug. 30 (U.P versity For 37 years J. M. Miller. as a clerk for the Railway Express

A 1'aqlo tr; tha School of Indianapolis

Horse noon

Also is

featur- oil bath air cleaner, and 6.00 by 16 refinements and im- wheels. make its bow to The front assembly is new, with showing in a grill that seems to add height to cars will the tear-drop design. The alligator10 p. m. type hood locks with a manual control inside the car. The horns are tucked between the grill and radiator. The radio aerial, operated from within the car. can be turnea to nestle unseen along the bottom of the windshield

fiplomats The new | many new a. where provements, will public tonight at a Murat Temple The ark be in display from 7:30 to

1941 Plvmouth continue to

re were two the nine astablish- the Su ii My estapiisil i i Ii = "i than 150 dealers and salesfrom Indianapolis and surng territory received a premodels at & iunch-

lemple

Old Movies Shown

the new is blacked on m toda in the ing the headliner of the come. ne les, a two-tone

films of unveiled on

red sedan. Body Impresses Salesmen the theatel to the main inspected the 20 there

theaters show

Bars are

week

the luncheon todax with the

Salesmen at open only nests went Melal

dav in the lobby of giisten

‘Roadking’

l ) sa llroom and were impressed especially 1icholy 1100T DaToont atic Is displaved

Off List

this vear's ljow-

bodies. which seem to be built more solidly, The old Plymouth green-amber-red ball on the speedometer hand which indicates the approximate speed of the car, has been discarded for a hand which is lighted its entire length

119-inch he and val in - 2 th Parc ove" 1 vary mn a The new

has been turnec the JapanRenzo Sawada, and assagor, Dr. V. K

ivy adiainine IM aqaloining

Now and where has been removed TWO and the "Spere built on a

live leaving series

neighborliness ralline in 1s Strolling and Du

Evervbody does this ever

station wagons were missing at the show, but the saleswere told there would be two models—one in natural finish and the other with mahogany panels The auditorium presentation Was made bv C. E. Sering, Dodge reojonal manager S. W. Munroe

general

refinements this yveax whereby the models, once

it nla ~ A a) men wouia seem. ana 3

the town

gement deluxe stay open until you MODEL LUCKY \ ONDON, Aug. 30 | ) 5 he trunk compartment has ed In SIX paintings ang counterweight that almost makes sales

Chrysler assistant

manager, was principal speaker

SCALISE "KICK-BACK' DESCRIBED IN COURT

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 (U. P) Books of the Building Service Emplovees, International Union ing “kick-backs” to of one-half the dues collected from

he door lift itself which is optional on all models, does away) manual control of the gears Among the mechanical Improvemetal spring covers, an

Power-matic gt shifting

geal with

ments are

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George Scalise

new members in the union's east-

ern district, were under examination trial on charges

$60,087 of

today in Scalise’s

of having stolen unas Scalise was international president of the union and in charge of ne New York office at the time ol the alleged thefts, The books were kept at international headquarters at Chicago, by Mrs. Helen Cumberland, who began testifying yester-

union

The state contended that Scalise was made president of the union {by gangsters who dominated it, and that the arrangement whereby he got half the 35 cents a month collected from new members— porters, chambermaids, janitors and others-—had been worked out as a means for the gang to loot the, union,

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who final citizenship papers before the Dec. 26 dead-

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expect

registration and fingerprinting were advised today to wait

before

complying with the

Act, Registration Director Earl G Harrison said this question was the one most frequently raised in the first three days of the survey, which started last Tuesday He warned that preliminary citizenship papers do not otherwise carry exemption from registration.

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