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INDIANA 6. 0. P, Voice Weak, Hands Strong CHAVEZ GAINS Rayburn Is Selected Speaker of House; HULL DISPUTES NOMINEES OPEN haus So So. ON DEMPSEY Texan Is Political Veteran of 33 Years WILLKIE CLAIM

(Continued from Page One) | | sponsored and helped push through

fa i | Congress: Hil SPEECH TOURS - - Decision in New Mexico omit pa oe oN Ra ; 1. The Truth-in-Securities Act, Denies Nominee’s Charges Sl : HE | South fight is likely to be renewed.

which modified the old rule of “let

Senate Race Waits | Candidates probably will include F the buyer beware” and provided | Concerning F. D. R. Role

i svivania, Jere that those who sold stocks and : Pal Boland of Pennsyly = b bonds must tell the investor the In Munich Pact. {Cooper of Tennessee, John Rankin

ills i . ) smn es be : i eturns. Willis Keynote Due Tonight; : i : Final Ret truth about the securities they |

Hillis Campaign to | :’ HEY : ; 3 SANTA FE, N. M. Sept. 16 (U. of Mississippi, BE. E. Cox of Georgia, SE offered: WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 (U. P), = : Hi : P.).—Senator Dennis Chavez, in a and John McCormick of Massachu- Hs ; 3 | 2. The Securities Exchange Act, = Secretary of State Cordell Hull Start Wednesday. . ' EK fF " : | stubborn effort to hold his Senate setts, ¥ a ‘which i. some, and regulated | charged today that Wendell L. Will-

: % : sed i Rep. John | ngressman Rayburn fulfills one other, manipulative practices by kie's assertions concerning President With optimism for a Republican | i 3 : EN Post, day closed in on p | Cong R which insiders had been playing fast

victory in Indiana spurred to the! J. Dempsey and final Yeomsion in the of the traditions attaching to poli L ba and loose with other people's money, | F005" Ss ole " Wie Wigsich Bech highest pitch in 12 s, G. ©. P.| Democratic primary was left 10 ca) Jeaders from Texas. That is LN ; and . | “are untrue anc j IE : “8 TS Sontlered precmets. he went to Texas via Tennessee, as 3. The Utility Holding Co. Act, that he is grossly ignorant of the leaders today swung into their : ; CERT ee ml : : | With returns counted from 80 per did Sam Houston. Unlike Houston, : ¥ under which corporate devices pre-| history of the last few vears. campaign keynote speeches. 3 a BY CE § |cent of the precincts in Saturday's pe was born in Tennessee, as were : viousiy used for selfish purposes are| i. willie on Saturday said Mr. Raymond E. Willis, Senatorial : a p : § |primary, Mr. Dempsey, who spon- Rep Hatton Sumners of Dallas and 3 ; ‘gradually being eliminated, wb] : . 1 : } a sored the Hatch Clean-Politics Act jesse H. Jones of Houston, Secre- a Even though he had ambitions to Roosevelt promoted the Munich | i i in the House. had a Sg lead. tary of Commerce and Federal Loan SY i run on the Roosevelt ticket. he still agreement of 1938, He Said hoa! Me. ! He : ed | 8 Returns from 753 of the states paministrator. En regards the House as the most in- Roosevelt had “telephone itler R ns AT eB on ; a . Ti 1914 divisions gave Chavez 40811;| Sam—and he is Sam to almost Fit eo teresting place on earth and Mussolini and urged them paign in the Governor race at Ko- 3 Pa 5 | Dempsey 42.554. ___everybody—has been in politics for EO { Decisive, friendly, fair, Rep Ray- sell Caechoslovakia down he ii er komo, his home city, Wednesday | 3 ) Also still in doubt was the race 33 years, ever since he was elected 3 o burn is one of the most popular and at Munich Later, Mr. Villki night, ET. B be, i | for Democratic nomination to Mr. to the Texas Legislature. bi pe respected men in Congress. The | press sec retary said the Presiuentia Mr. Willis will follow up his 3 RY Dempsey’s vacated ; House Seat, He had a head of hair then, and Rep. Sam Rayburn , , , Veteran aisle that divides the two parties nominee had meant to RY Chat J i, opener with another address at 3 SH } 3 Fo : Closely bunched were Tormey At- he used his middle name. But he | Texan to wield gavel in House. does not divide his friends. Rooseve It had urged a set on : " South Bend tomorrow night and| Ci i torney General Frank Patton, has dropped ‘both now. | A lawyer, he is no speaker of pur- Munich whic h 1¢ sulted in Ine dis complete a northern Indiana swing | : % i 4 Re former Rotary International Presi- At 58, he is as bald as a billiard From the very first, he was a ple words He does not indulge in memberment of ( zechoslova ia ” Wednesday. when he is scheduled! " wii 5 : 3 dent Clinton P. Anderson, and an- ball, and only in that huge com- member of the House Interstate asd oratorical tricks. He never affected I'he President has HeveR Sot. to speak at both La Porte and Mich- | a BR ¥ other former attorney general, Fred pilation of biographies of Congress-|Foreign Commerce Committee, By the so-called ‘“‘congressional” dress municated bv telephone wit A of! er 1gan City. | i : p E. Wilson, 'men, going back to the very first the slow processes of seniority he so popular when he came here in! Premier Mussolini or Chancellor Governor John E. Miles, seeking Congress, does it appear of record became chairman of that committee 1913. He looks—and operates—like | Hitler,” Mr. Hull said 5 Others Scheduled " ; renomination, held almost a two-to- that his full name is Samuel Talia- when Democrats took control of the a brisk, efficient, businessman. “All the President has ever urged Thursday Mr. Willis will speak at : he. Woo : | one lead over former Governor ferro Ravburn. House nine years ago | His long experience in the House | upon the nations involved has been Valparaiso, Friday at Rensselaer and | oe ool ® | Clyde Tingley. In the Republican It was in the horse-and-buggy! He has written and handled many and in the Texas Legisature, where in accordance with provisions 0! the Knox, and Saturday ai Plymouth ad 3 SER | primaries Albert K. Mitchell appar- days of 1913 that red-headed Sam a bill, but his fame as a legislator he served as Speaker, have made Kellogg pact, ‘which provides for : V ’ ry : : : y ke . | ently had won the Senatorial nomi- | Raybuyn came to Congress. He arose from the work he did as him a master of parliamentary pro- pacific settlement of controversies ag and Warsaw. | Undaunted by the failure of his voice, Wendell Willkie shakes nation. was 31 eimirmin of 1S commithes Helce ns Jacive set Mr. Hillis also has a full schedule! hands with a crowd ‘that gathered to see him at I Se. Tl. Ui Dl i.e... be . ——— eat. i —— - ri

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Friday he will talk at Ft. Wayne and Decatur. Saturday he will be To Duel Goer at Elletsville and Rockville Mr. Willis said he will outline his NEW YORK. Sept. 16 (U. P.).

general campaign theme tonight and| Col. Hubert Fauntlerov Julian go into details of the issues in sub-| {pe “Black Eagle” of Harlem. said

BOQUEnL SPenchies today that Reich Marshal Her- Finds Much Depends on

Dawson Plans Campaign { mann Goering had accepted his He indicated he would lash out Challenge to an airplane battle at | Two Slender Chords and vigorously at the New Deal tonight 1.000 feel over the English Chan- 1 charging it “with being both dis-| Del and that he was going to How You Treat Them. honest and un-American.” “machine gun that lousy creature ; > i RB d { Charles M. Dawson, G. O. Pp. Out of this life. By THOMAS L. STOKES Laugh at All Ba |

candidate, will launch his campaign | formally tonight with a keynote |

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: ’ "ASA Mg Jol. Julian. sole member of the oars ye % r Lieutenant Governor candidate, will Col. Times Special Writer ’ 4 Wear a i : i Air Force during the or ; : y - When You Ccpen Ss mpaign with a speech : ARO! 7 X R be : ) = a neton Fownship Italian-Ethiopian war, whose ex- ABOARD WILLKIE TRAIN, ; i W eather ams ; tcl P ie include a projected non- Sept. 16.—Wendell L. Willkie has FW qi we

Republican Club in Indianapolis y : ; ye Friday night. He is Washington Stop flight to Europe that ended jearned a bit late, but at least in : : Saaiihy i] hi e Township trustee. in the East River, said he cabled (he early stages of his opening cam- % : i.) “Rain r mn Meanwhile, State G. O. P. Chair-| the challenge to Goering because | nhajon tour in the West he has : ; . BE i man Arch N. Bobbitt announced the doll Hitler had insulted the jearpeq what the average politician ; ; : : i appointment of Norman Perry Jr. Negro race by writing in Mein | ynows by instinct. as director of the State Committe Kampf that all Negroes are “half This is the lesson of the larynx radio bureau for the campaign apes and baboons and half-wits.” | _(he value of the (wo slender voMr. Bobbitt sent a telegram t “I will show that lousy nothing cal chords, and their dangers, both Wendell I rillkie declaring that divided by nothing.” the Colonel ,¢ {4 (heir proper use and care, and “Indiana reaction to vour Chicago Said. "I have but one life to give. .¢ o what comes out when you use speeches is decidedly favorable and | : 1 gladly and with whole a0 we Hoosiers are prouder than ever 1cart ; Tlie Republican candidate abused to have you heading the national The duel, he said, is 10 take is vocal chords mercilessly in lamticket.” place within 30 days. basting President Roosevelt and a “I will not be fighting for any Mavor Ed Kelly, the Democratic country.” he said. “1 am a man |, or Chicago, in that amazing

LOCAL MAN HEAD OF without a country. I am not an |, of Chicago when he sought to

TSTOWN GROUP American citizen os I am poy 2 shake the Roosevelt-Kelly following ritish citize ht and die : : KNIGH British citi en . os ult loose from their moorings, and he for my race v sult, ; : ; 5% oi Yn ‘Gy : . ended that day hoarse. KNIGHTSTOWN. Ind. Sept. 1 We will see who is a baboon.’ i ¥ Eernard Bise, Indianapolis. is the Continues to Roar new president of the alumni assoc ate and nh ec tion of the Knightstown SRA * BANKING VIGILANTES Being an initiate hnd not recogonic Sailors iHome. He | elected nizing the symptoms, he continued antag O'S 1 . wa. le € Au 1 J y 2t the annual reunion here Saturday “To HOLD SHOOT OCT. 6 0 roar the next day to large and | and vesterdaz demonstrative crowds in the towns = A » i . § y . 1 RQ i \’ The reunion drew 400 former For the 14th year, Indiana bank-|©0l central Illinois, until sudden! pupils who came from as far away ers and members of their vigilante he found himself down to a crackas California, Maine, Georgia. Ar- associations will hold pistol and Ig chirp. He was ordaerea brusque- ; > li 08 kansas, Wisconsin and New York. rifle target practice Oct. 6 at Ft. WV v0 stop talking by two physicians ® g oy | Nizes for 0 [SSE ] y alumni had attended his Harrison who were flown out post-haste from We y in 1893 + This was announced today by Chicago to join the train A Bretons nd Juniors. nd entertainment were Claude F. Tyner, Sweetser, chair- *hagrined, as a big, strapping tel- i Bri . a * fury the home as were man of the shoot committee. He OW would be when he was stopped | ms sleeping accommodations for those said that more than 200 persons are cold by gh little bits of tissue in| 3 Off Face Throw your worries to th staying overnight. expected to participate. the throat, he could only stand and ii, Lhe : ‘ou wear 2a : wave thereafter to exuberant crowds : Sn Ribbons : wind when YO Yyaversible gathered mm Rock Island, Ill., and i . t { “ Shine” Revers | Davenport, Ia., and other thousands ; Veils Rah oF Wear the atave sy TA, I thousands X . i , X. = «© Sport Coa

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oI to say he had insulted the people PAR ART EET SS \ ? ; of Chicago because he had insulted eee —e is———— {eo machine, His press-relations man, Lem Jones, tried to correct—after it already was in the newspapers—the

candidate charge that President Roosevelt had telephoned Hitler and ~ Mussolini “and urged them .o sell Cus tow Czechoslovakia down the river.”

What Mr. Willkie meant to sav, Mr. Jones explained, was that the | President had urged settlement at | Munich and that the pact reached there sold Czechoslovakia down the | river,

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