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

THURSDAY, SEPT. 5, 1940 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5 \

Tells Japan Invasion of GEESE TT®= EF Nominee Calls for Crusade | J Had 5000 New Patients in - Indo-China Would Hurt b : d | To Get Out the Votes; | LS | Less Than Three Years, Over Half a Century of QUALITY DRUG SERVICE in INDIANAPOLIS

‘Public Opinion.’ r Stassen Present. He Tells Board. x WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (U. P)—| | - (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Administration re today inter- ® | { AR ————— WILDROOT . r ie > sier y en Sn a ; L ter. pared fried chicken, Hoosier stople. Lure in the HE tven oft by] : ate Cordell he with all the trimmings for the party ithe body elements S hg the DR EE ! BARGAIN COMBINATION! .

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trade with Britain to play a bolder| ; | Bes x EE , y y is | y | ishwashi re wn op + ie EH J“ mer on mn] Te i ri (2s cso 0 5 | [PPMPRVEY | an Discus They predict 3 > F 3 | xecutive ommittee were clared his daughter, Jose, pic- | ‘ ' ’ ier on ee. Wie rs LR RT 3! | here. They have been withholding| tured above on her recent arrival Interested in Gold . 1 toward Japan oN oF { |campaign plans and policies pend-| in New York. She accompanied | Mr. Hieronymous said he first be- [[0]]! 4d TRIES 23¢

we grow keener in direct proportion | SEE EN ing final word from Mr. Willkie on| her husband, Count Rene de {came interested in the study beto the strengthening of Atlantic de-| a A a | his plans for a tour of the Midwest| Chambrun, assistant military at- (cause he was interested in locat-

fenses aay BY k | and West Coast. tache at the French Embassy in ling gold in the ground. 2 Wi th an off-shore ring of steel oS | Indiana's problems were to ve Washington. | He explained Dr. Hiel Crum’s| COLGATE 20¢ TUBES A ——| rotecting the Atlantic Coast from | 5 a | presented to the nominee by Ernest | method of diagnosis by use of the| DENTAL CREAM 29¢ langer of Nazi attack, the United, gg iuaiiy “SRSA SWBAMEYN | Morris, South Bend, National Com- imachine. The doctor, he said, GET YOUR SCHOOL ites can back up its representa-| Imitteemen from Indiana. HARNESS LACKS |takes a specimen of an individual's |

tions to Japan with a reputedly] Gen. Ton Antonescu, Rumania’s | “2; "or |) ty lead 1 d ple t ood pulp! 2 iperior fleet, these sources ob-; “toughest soldier,” became Pre- |. Mi ge ol Mag pi ih —— i“ po Sn ph i PA in the| PALMOLIVE 25¢ TUBES SUPPLIES AT HAAG’S!

gn of Secretary MH | he was release rom Yats Aner |states before coming hon and the ine The chemicals in the] SHAVE CREAM 33: I cretary Hull's public, he p | Columbia Club was the scene of sev- | machine amplify the vibrations Notebooks, Pens, Inks ‘ bd | ’ oy

statements 1+ - nts dealt with French Indo leral campaign conferences. I [coming from the saliva and the|

hina, where Japan is reported to 2 ] J 141 a have deliver ed an ultimatum to local § y Stassen Flies Here [Saat SE eT i AL Jor Cyperriier Nevessldes, ith Oil 1.00 offic ‘als, demanding the right to Gover . i Pen id th th d | BOUQUET T C ¢ Wilruut we : ; yovernor Harold Stassen of ose] [opposes Present | Draft Bill. | e sai ere are thousands o 27 Erasers and Paper Prophylactic Hair Brush .50 —C—

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nsport Japanese troops through| Indo-Chiba and to use DR eal Inesota, chairman of the Willkie] | usin such ‘machines. ports as bases from which to carry| \campaign advisory committee, flew | Fearing President Will g | : $1.50 on the war with China. wy! —| to Indi li d a COLGATE 2 ror 9¢ | tat Eu ¢ into Indianapolis and was greeted | i day's testimony concerning Dr. Hiel | . anding rule of not holm, ong: at the Columbia Club before going | Mishandle Power. Crum’s diagnosis from his office) PERFUMED SOAPS Both for Only Value 1 [to Rushville. h of in Nort} i ficial comment on the basis of un- io Sam Pryor, Eastern campaign| WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 —Forest| Mr. Horns said he believed COLGATE ows All Night Prescription 79¢ confirmed press reports, particuarly| From Jail to l to Patace, His manager, was another who stopped | A. Harness (R. Ind.), member of the this w bl he ‘doctor y : when the United States’ relations) lin erie Nios | House Military Affairs Committee, | hs hd CE | TOOTH POWDER fe Store 22d & Meridian with a foreign government are in-! Courage and Bluntness lis on record today as saying he has | re y ; g and the sister furnished “the ’ ; F d Sav vouio awe size] | We Rent Wheel Chairs, woeryaay Savings

slved Another discussion leader was Ed- £ d 1 lit : Paria at. ele ; { : ward F. Colladay, Washington, D.|lavored compulsory military train-|peam” over which this man’s radiaen) sald) o Th Sa Smet Carry Him. C., dean of National Committeemen.| ing for 20 years but is against the tion was transmitted. CUE DENTIFRICE 23. Invalid Walkers, Oxygen at Haag’s ; he Tse | BUCHAREST. S 5 (Up). He has been a member of the com- conscription bill now because he| According to the testimony last vy : . a tion, however, UCHAREST. Sept. thd, Nad vee mittee for 24 vears. {doesn’t trust the President of the Friday, the doctor found that the! Outfits, Fracture Beds, Johnson 7. Johnson

oa “events prove. hese reports] Premier, is popularly known as the members of the labor division of the | Both President Roosevelt and treated him for it. to have been well-founded. the effect | “red dog” because of his stern de- Michigan Republican committee.| Wendell L. Willkie, Republican | Dr. Madge Stephens, Terre Haute | HAIR TONIC Johnson & Johnson upon public opinion in the United |votion to duty. {Leslie Butler, Michigan state air. Presidential candidate, were con-|doctor, said she had been using suc- Bab Tale 39% States would be unfortunate.” { . Iman, said that probably two-thirds|/demned for their support of thejcessfully for several years an| Co LGATE GIANT SIZE . any SAGES The other statement said that it! He is considered one of the most of the members of the delegation measure by Rep. Louis Ludlow (D. “etherator” which she purchased Pepsodent Antithe hope of the United States brilliant officers of the Rumanian voted for President Roosevelt in|Ind.). |from Dr. Hiel Crum. SHAVE CREAM ti that a “reasonable settlement, con-| Army and is said to possess great 1936, but promised full Sapp of, “For 20 vears I have urged uni-! She said she had practiced the | : septic siderate of all issues involved,” may| personal courage. the delegation to the G. O. P. nom-| versal military training in order science of “etheronics” for several a \\va Musified Cocoanut be reached on the American-Jap- Pe t : S : lose friend and | Pte this year. | that 'we might have sn adequate ye- (eats pefors purchasing Dr. Hiel : Oil Sh 84c anese dispute over whether U. S.|pdmirer of Gureeln . Zelea.Ood. |. Mr: Willkie said he would tell the serve of man power available to \Crum’s machine, however, and had Sines ! ampoo .... Mari nes shall patrol the waterfront| otter of a Iron Guards, | JtPublican leadership that the cam-| meet any national emergency,” Rep. uged other similar Machines, Sie Murine Eye of Shanghai's International Settle- though it is not known whether |paign ahead is not an ordinary cam-| Harness said in addressing the he said that in 1921 doctors told | OneS ot : R d ment. Mr. Hull's statement was |. as paign but “a crusade.” He said he|gouse. {her that she had a “malignancy " o —. emedy backed by the surprise arrival in| {he ever was Hip an active mem- | would call upon each of them to re-| «yet T cannot support the pro- land had only a few months to live. Flea Killer Bedbugs og) Lucky Tiger Tonic Shanghai vesterday of Admiral Be Hage ganization. “ a y turn to their respective states “and | posal which is now before the ‘She was treated by etheronics. Crab Lice Sop! D # Thomas C. Hart, commander of the RL To relutiet as Fi aru Bet the organization in shape so the gouse. I cannot support this meas- | “I Am Still Living’ roe ns Potato Bugs ! { and Dandru A fleet, who entered vote will be registered, organized; pecause I believe that it departs] x CabbageWorms Remover ....... 719%

£ ATIC the " AAT i y Codreanu and 16 of his staff were| n “And I am still livi tov negotiations today land gotten to the polls upon election t lars from n am still living, am I not? ° DUS ON . Bu killed in 1938 under mysterious Cir-|gqy ’ TE 1 she asked. TOWONESPOT ‘Mex. Ban Beetles Linit Bath Powder, 15¢

| cumstances. His blunt condemna-| Mr. Willkie told them that the |, oS. so. a Dr. Stephens added that she had EXCHANGE TO HEAR 'tion of what he charged was the paramount 1940 issue was “the | SA ge on treated her mother by etheronics at ; IDOLITE HANDLE HT a Paste, 3%¢ ets~

CONVENTION REPORT Juthless ta ” of the on American way of life and the preser- | oo. co ® with the present state of the age of 72 for a bone disease and suards by the Government placed vation of the free enterprise system eh that her mother died last December ‘him in disfavor with King Carol. under which both capital and labor unpreparedness DE our Army and at the age of 91, without a sign of TOOTH BRUSHES Remedy Indianapolis Exchange Club mem-|_ King Carol asked him to be War prosper.” Re Ludlow terme a a | LIFEBUOY Canute Water ... $1.15

: a : : ; : ai Rep. Ludlow termed the conscrip- | . will hear a on ie werent Lod Beaune, The tion pill “un- -American” and said | erat ate Fairystone Powder

- d 3» convention in San Fran-| tanec etaceq became. the tron CHRONIC ALCOHOLIC | the 10 billions of war equipment for vane. So therapeutic SHAVING BAS revives JE

cisco at their luncheon Friday at' Guard was not represented. He was | which he has voted can be manned | Dr. Emma Martin, Otterbein, Ind., CREAM the Hotel Severin. jailed for bitterly criticizing cession NERVOUS AND TIRED without drafting men despite the another urchaser of Dr. Hiel Crum's

. rabi x chiefs testimony to the con- | , : a n he was average chronic alcoholic, according | © | Asked : oo ®

Bert Beasley, former local and na- AA Se wi tional president; Dr. wiltton still DRO in jail, he burst in to the National W. C. T. U. is a| SWISS SHUT OFF ‘BEAMS’ in if she would wens : . upon the King without warning and : ; (the machine, she replied that there T b King, chairman of the national com-| gemandeq that Carol make him Professional man, past 30, father| ZURICH, Switzerland, Sept. 5 (U. were too many people in the room a Tupe S J mittee on service to children. and dictator. of at least one child, an incessant P.).—Swiss radio stations have been | William Faust. attorney for Dr. afely checks ne C. W. Hunt and Ben Roberts. the Smoker, nervous, tired and under- | ordered to close down nightly at 10] 'Hiel Crum. said that he would be ; : ¢ 3 da c local delegates. | nourished. { o'clock because of belief that they (olad to have the doctor members of | a to ys/

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13 and 20. earth. {the Keeley Institute, Dwight, Ill. 'day. {He said, however, that it must be | S Oo A P S Oo A P ; a a Ee _ = —_ {done in the presence only of the

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