Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1940 — Page 10

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Flynn Avoids an ‘Ugly Word’ [SENATOR KING In Comments on Labor Spies | 0SES SENATE |

NEW YORK, Sept. 5 (U. P.).-—) tear gas shells for use against Edward J. Flynn, Democratic na- strikers,” the Democratic leader PLACE IN UTAH tional chairman, said today that he continued. “It says that the tear didn’t “care to employ a certain gas shells were for use against —————

ely word” to describe Wendell L. burglars and that the 12 gas guns Rep. Wirdutk. 100 Per i

Will : lliKle’'s denial of being anti-lahor | were simply to arm its regular em-

but 3 “ | iid Sash the ugly word might ployees against possible sabotage New Dealer, Defeats aD used |during a strike in some other com- : The Republican Presidential pany. Conservative. candidate demes that the utility “According to the attempted relu-

+1} y : oe labor organizations,” Mr. Flynn in the bringing of the injunction suit | leclared. “He says that all the] 'to violate an agreement which he company did was to hire these men | had made with the Tennessee Valley | Washington today as a lame duck, to watch the collection of fares on! Authority, but the $50,000 fee was defeated for renomination by Rep. streetcars. paid by the Edison Electric Insti- Ahe Murdock, ‘a 100 per cent New ; Likewise it is denied that the tute, of which Mr. Willkie Was a paajer Villkie subsidiary bought guns and 'member of the board of trustees.” .

yesterday when Murdock took a two-to-one majority of the votes cast in the Democratic primary.

er-miner vote was for Rep. Murdock hecause he supported legislation beneficial to the sugar beet lgrowers and the laborers.

i came from throughout the state for the representative because he had gone down the line with President | | Roosevelt on New Deal policies.

Lewis vs. Green Again

Tg New Deal expenditures and lhe opposed reorganization of the

Murdock supported them all. Mr. King antagonized a large segment of labor by sponsorship of a

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oration he formerly headed tation, it was not Mr. Willkie but| SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 5 (U. P.).| ‘mployed Pinkerton men to spy on his wicked law partner who connived| _genator William H. King, veteran |

|eonservative Democrat, returned to |

Political ohservers said the farm- |

But, they also said that support |

Senator King had voted against |

Supreme Court, the Wagner Labor |

Th] NOW! USE PIT) PRISE, Relations Act, the Wage-Hour Law, | :

and reciprocal trade treaties. Rep. | P

bill to deport Harry Bridges, west |: 'coast C. I, O. leader. Mr, Murdock, | : on the other hand, received in- |g

International issues did not en- | ter the campaign. Both Senator | King and Rep. Murdock are ardent |

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THE a TIMES THURSDAY, SEPT. 5, 1940

; | the Panama Canal | Senate Says. Experts sald successful comple 'mainland information on any ap-| here on the announcement hy Mr, v

| United States will fortify and pro-|the Canal. lings and bearings while the Presi

WILLIS SLAMS Defense Area 1500 Miles Around Canal Is Aim WARSHIP DEAL Of U. S. in Construction of New Naval Bases

was assumed

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (U, P.).— the defensive frontier of the canal Washington and it {The United States sought today to binother 700 miles into the Pacific | that the Panama Canal defense

Invites Participation in War, establish a “critical defense area’ | Reliable sources said that Admin- "problem, and the possible part to with a radius of 1500 miles around istration defense plans call for a |be played by Costa Rica's island, G. 0. P. Candidate for [patrol system of the Canal which | was discussed.

will give the fixed defenses on the | There was no official

comment

Ition of negotiations for bases on'|prgaching enemy as soon as it | Knox which was made after Speak -

| ANGOLA, Ind, Sept. 5 (U. P).—l1he pacific side of the Canal and | reaches the propoted defense area er William B. Bankhead, upon lea? Ravmond BE. Willis, Republican construction of the eight new At-|1500 miles in any direction from the ing a White House conference, said candidate for U. 8. Senator, vester- lantic bases on sites leased to this Canal that he had been ; authorized to wi country by Great Britain would Present seaplanes used for patrol state that “any more bases (other ¢" day ‘charged that the ‘exchange of make such an area a reality lsorvice have a range of ahout 600 than those acquired from Britain) United States warships tor naval Secretary .of the Navy Frank |miles, it was said. Establishment are out the window.” bases in the Atlantic invited partici- Knox revealed in San Francisco of bases 600 to 800 miles from the | “That is definite,” Mr. Bankhead pation in the European war. vesterday that this country is seek- [Canal would double that. added. H- said President Roosevelt had ing to balance its new bases in the | Negotiations for the Pacific bases | Ten Army and Navy officers are 4

“gone into musty records of more Atlantic with two more in the Paci- [recalled that President Roosevelt | scheduled to arrive at Bermuda tothan a century and a third to forti-| fic—on the Cocos and Galapagos visited those islands last winter, He day to begin selacting sites for the fy his rights to make such trans- Islands. The Cocos Islands belong inspected the surrounding waters bases fers.” to Costa Rica and are about 600! and naval officers aboard the Presi It was revealed that Newfounds “England not only gets the war-| miles northwest of the Canal; the dent's cruiser and accompanying land, Bermuda and Trinidad will be K ships she needs,” Mr. Willis said, [Galapagos belong to Ecuador and destroyers spent several days stud) the principal “anchor” spols for the “hut ‘she gets assurance that the'are about 800 miles southwest of ling topography and taking sound- | new chain of bases, hut that the principal naval base will be at Jatect her possessions on this side of Experts said that acquisition of [dent fished nearby Later the | maica, because of anchorages deep ~ the Atlantic.” sites on those islands would expand 'Pres ident -elect of Costa Rica vis ited | enough for battle ships there.

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enn expires new ve Ren | TERMED DULL | q y Xpires py ar. len | Murdock, a city councilman of the Ro town of Beaver and a county attor-|

‘Sheer Accumulation’ No 35

=r SEE ago > p ‘ 1) lar 5c Mr. Murdock’s vote in the Demo- : Special Value! RBRoys Regu cratic primary was four times as| Sign of Intelligence SCHOOL great as that polled hy all the Re- : - ’ . publican candidates in that party's] i ] DRESS SHIRTS TABLETS primary and he was conceded al-| Psychologist Says. most certain victory in November.| wrar ney Sept. 5 While They Tast— His Republican opponent will he STATE ‘COLLEGE, Pa a)

(U. P) So-called “intellectuals” |@

who know all the answers oftentimes | are “unintelligent,” a University of | | | Towa psvchology professor told the American Psychological Association { here, | “When carried to extremes, men-| fal stunts such as cross-word | puzzles and question-and-answer | superficiality have the effect of making a waste-basket of the hiiman mind,” said Dr. George D. Stoddard. “Sheer accumulation of |

[ telligent activity.’ Dr. Stoddard charged that present! intelligence tests overlook ‘“origin[ality, and “measure only items]

do not show what new solutions or original patterns a child or an adult can produce. “Therefore, an 1. Q. of 140 or even | more can no longer he considered | an evidence of genius.” |

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