Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1941 — Page 2

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ures Congress Changes ‘Policy of 1920s, Arms ' 'Won’t Come Back.

By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS | || Times Foreign Editor.

SHINGTON, Jan. 18.—Unless Congress does a complete sommersaul ‘on its old war-debts position, the war materials which it now pro- three miles west of Rushville, Ind. es to lend or lease to Britain will || § = ! ; In Marion Country, a truck-car ' be paid back. : 8 | collision southwest of the city aring the World War, contrary |S Eo "| | Thursday claimed its second life the general impression, the Bae FEY ; yesterday and ab 18.yearcld Oouz : led States did not lend money | 3 ® [at 38th St. and Keystone Ave. ie Allies... It lent goods, just as Herman McDonald; 21, of Rush- : A ; ; | : ville, clied of a fractured skull in s lease-lend bill. : Th ! : A ’ suggested that the Allies might| REECE i E | yd the Rushville: wipek, Stale Paizee zepay in kind, Congress shouted an : ; I ad oi emphatic “no!” Be vile, 'o do-that,” it said, “would hurt © occupants Were injured our | industrial and agricultural in- |g J : and throw American workers |i Truck Driver Unhurt out| of their jobs. We want our |g : ; The driver of the trail : ing? : ; : " er, Frank money back or nothing.” And they |§ : { : Xe Hensley, 565 W. 15th St nok got nothing. | mth Hensley, : , Was no | « ect Repitition b injured, police reported.

What happened then, the few old‘timers left on Capitol Hill are now saying, is almost certain to be repeated, with minor variations. And this is what happened then— When Arthur Balfour and Rene vViviani arrived in the United States . in April, 1917, they told President ‘Wilson that defeat stared them in | the|face unless America came to the if

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Car Sideswipes Truck; Local Accident Fatal to 2d . Woman.

A raup was killed and a woman seriously injured last night when a tractor-trailer. driven by an Indianapolis man was sideswiped by| an aulomobile on State Road 44,

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Mrs. Catherine .Broglan, 32, of Bedford, Ind, died in the Long Hospital from injuries received in a collision at Epler Ave. and the Bluff Road Thursday. Mrs. Teres Pichler, 61, also of Bedford, died earlier. Mrs. Breglan was the driver of the machine. : Jantes Webb, 18, of 710 Lord st., is in the City Hospital with injuries received in the accident on 38th St. He was thrown from a bicycle and struck by a car. Kiah Cooper, of Blanchester, 0. was struck by a bus while crossing New York and New Jersey Sts. He received a possible fractured skull and was taken to the City Hospital.

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rescue. : “We don’t want money,” they insisted, “What we want and must have are guns, munitions, trucks, automobiles, steel, copper, cotton, wheat, fats, foodstuffs, clothing, horses, cattle and other American products.” Treasury Footed Bills

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order] what they needed. The United States Treasury would foot the bill. This the Treasury did

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coffins are now used as bunks, each dedicated to one of the Seven Dwarfs. Photo passed by British censor.

skidded on the slippery pavement

Ave. attempted to pass a truck in 7500 block W. Washington St., today,

and sideswiped a tractor-trailer going in the opposite direction. Mr.

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Jones received a possible fractured skull and was taken to City Hospital. A passenger in his car, Otis

White, 48, of 238 N. Miley Ave. was

tie new tax laws oil 1 oon | R dis * * Bill | V le Loan drives where meric + | Tt i shelled out hitherto incon- e / S r IC I n g : i S exi n g treated for head lacerations. The . i Fo ba the tractor-trailer was not ’s added up to ap- T ' [ bi of Fl J injured. imately 10 billion dollars. They oO ar r a ee an i a r n ess Struck by a taxicab as they were stituted the war debt—to ois : ~ Srossine Jun and Pennsylvania Sts. still very much misunderstood. ; : 4 in i i ast night, a youth and a girl were én President Coolidge seemed to By DANIEL M. KIDNEY (Sleuge Bim oy ickard in the third Polk Milk Drivers Have injured and taken to the Methodist k the Allies received money. He WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.—Two In- | Le CO uppose® to be backed byl Total of 254 Years Hospital where their condition is y “they hired the money, didn’t diana Congressmet, cne a Repub- the Ro ar Union The Oy : considered “fair” today. 4, they hired the money, ess lian and. tne other jo Democtst| BF (0 Grange swready are on Without Mishap TY re As ary ted the money paid back. are doing the licn's share of Wor- oo for Mr. ‘Wickard ® . 930 N. Alabama St., and Miss Mary , rying about the Indiana reappor-|Tecore oF Pr Nickens ‘ : | Moloy, 15, of 932 N. Alabama St. | |No L 0. U's This Time tionment which will reduce the pointment and Fresident James Polk Sanitary Milk Co., drivers ” : : : iat the Allies had really hor- House delegation from 13 to 11. Pager of ie Parties on said! nave bullt up a safety record that| Weaver Killed in ; rowed, however, Was 'a gigantic| The Democrat is Rep. William J . 1 added together would total 254 2 iy : ‘ : quantity of goods—the ‘products of | H. Larrabee, whose Eleventh Cone ay he keg fonjor Jam OF-| ears of driving without an acci- Columbia City Accident erican farms, mines and factor- gressional District is sald to Bela 0) Ind pone wba 4 Pe at : COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. Jan. 18 ies, things turned out by American [slated for slicing by the Indians oe A) ie 2 Obi oo 8 ent. : (U P).—Hagop Kaloustian, 50, , workers. They, not the Alles, re- | Legislature, which has a Republicar cine stay in hy . Committee reports were given at| woolen mill weaver, Was injured d the Liberty Loan billions. majority in both Houses. Willis Has Fun | a meeting of the company at the|fatally last night when struck by an ay Grest Brllein and er Rep. Forest A. Harness is the G. : Athletic Chib last night. autornobile driven by Max Drudge, SO! ites sre I OF a y eo. P, Congressman who is worried,| Senafor Raymonil E. Willis has|" of tne firm's 117 drivers, 88 had Columbia City. Police said they Ses Ships, guns *to00, Doe He has head that in the dismem-|peen having fun with his new title.\ng accident 3S ing 1040. A total | WETE attempting to locate Mr. KaShips, guns ; +|pering of Rep. Lasrabee’s districh uring : Te TP wor and brother, be-

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i After h lay thi k hi NALLY [| NE copper; trucks, automobiles, | hie distri m \ er hours one (ay this week he|of 48 men have not had an accident 3 , woot o ‘just as during the us district an will draw Mad went. to the basenient of the Sen-|in four years, and 10 men have had lieved living in Providence, R.L : IJ 1 Vy. R U P E R U)

fat . . i ; > Ra wer, Tue is Gorense In 1940, a Republican year in| ate. Office ‘Buildin and requested Do sevidenss re oe OLIVI A LOSES APPENDIX ©. . design for financing the deal. To- Indiana, Medison County gave Rep.|that he be taken (ver to the Cap-|91 hold one-year records. h “% ' day the President proposes to fore- Larrabee a 3596 majority. letted itol via the underground railway. Lenis Firestine was made chair oO tp) go|the I. O. U's and end the “de-| Since Rep. Hainess Was re-elected | rhe’ operator of ithe car, which| man of the ’'41 safety committee was recovering today from an ap-

fense articles” themselves. .| by 13,500, he could absorb that much| connects the office Huilding with the|and Ernest King was chosen vice|nendectomy, performed last night, means that after the war added—if any. Finally he comprpmised by agree-| toastmaster of the dinner-meeting. BALLROOM —— e pending “lease-lend measure tricting. In addition to the fact ‘HO LLY WOOD Jan. 18 (U. BI o y most part this will be impossible. | Publican, Rep. Halleck’s friend;| po cor and apologized all the way. rowhead Springs. She has influenza, Apportionment «penny Serenade.” linels S15

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i of a Democratic vote without losing wi i 1h : : v th fetal RoR eye Becoraing 10 his seat. But he would prefer hav- Senge Haag oted dt ey Smith was ‘re- five weeks 2lier He was Stason y Uae i c i : 1g r . S , N. M,, an oy Conn“ her (0 war added Daly ep E. V. Mitchell, sales manager, was Hollywood in a Bey plane, B press will have to accept pay- Rep. Charles A. Halleck, Second : i : i | Comiress Ti) something it refused District Republican, 1s the Fi IDE 0 J eos ard Pro: to |do after the World War. worried of the lot about the redis-|ico to get the official permit next IRENE DUNN ILL D ANCIN G ] iv ; ay. | ests that the actual, articles that his district was carved out for A | are leased or lent will be re-|the late Rep. Will R. Wood with the BE, bo Bi, gi he Actress “rene Dunn was under a | 4 New Class Opens Wed. ned to this country. For the idea of its beng perpetually Re-|wrijlis of Indiana”-he hopped into physician’s care today at nearby Ar- i J 30 P.M State Rep. Walter S. Baker, of ; ty i one observer expressed it, it is 3 The permits are just for people— i ie Marshall County, is chairman of the : | but her condition was reported satis e lending 2 Suga. ge bn it | House Committee on R eressional | 10% Senators. : factory. Her illness upset the pro- HL STOCKMAN DANCE STUDIOS ; : duction schedule of her next picture, || Indiana’s Largest and Finest

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3 after vacation. A warship| EPO ETN T ndlow, Twelfth Dis- Casts Off Willkie Button

1 hi, po ii ad re he trict Democrat, may have all Marion| The day after Wendell L. Willkie Al destructi t t fightin County to run in next time. This|issued his statement indorsing the caped destruction, but most "ig 2 | will give him a large bloc of normal-| “lease-lend” bill, Rep. George W. |: equipment will be burned up or de- ly Democratic votes on the Souath| Gillie, Republicai. Re resentative | stroyed in one way OF another.\Side of Indianapolis, but it also will| from the pu Weyne gy reThat is what it is for. add Republican Irvington, which|ceived the followilig telegram from Same Thing Over Again Rep. Larrabee never was able toa constituent in Auburn: Thus after the war is over the ih 12 Ccngressmen and 11 this Huey away ny Willkie bution jad Suge wil agein face a seats there are bound to be besa Lieb hg kes © ; ost exactly the situation - laches, but th: general attitude is| Lj i —_— ta after the World War. Will it|that of a rs | © oe Makes (Call To Keep Valuables Safe ELINED | Men's : | willing, it is asked, or can it |street against a trafic light—he Col. Richard Lieber, father ‘of the Rent a Safe Deposit Box at EP AIRED ‘even afford, to accept billions of|thinks that the accidents always| Indiana Conservajion Department, . Women's jlars’ worth of British goods in happen to the other fellow. hjleg on Senator Willis this week. * THE * EFITTED |. “ciothes return for the American products e told t. erator that he is ow being leased or lent to Britain? Sumptucus Sanctum vitally interested) in seeing that INDIANA NATIONAL BANK LEON Tal LOE 9 oo e more realistic politicians here| momer Senator Sherman Minton Governor Schricker and the Re- : y no. After the war we will not|, "5 Drivate office in the State publicans put coriservation in comant billions’ of dollars worth of De ia us big as that of ‘he petent hands and praised the workunition, guns, planes and |i io. canstura of the Governor of manlike job by Virgil M. Simons PHOTO—LITHO and , they say, because presumably 7 Ht as Director. i PLANOGRAPH Prints.

] Indiana at the Statehouse. i y that time we will have as many Sol Agri 1 n 2 Ne need. ' Certainly we could a mp tes; ign and Huckleberry Trains onl MArket 4466 ror mressevcer irdly accept automobiles trucks,| gg : Tog Th 2 ’ e is located directly across the Roy Huckleber'y, Salem, long- ! ih whisky, Zio, Indien soln, street from President Roosevelt's time secretary fo former Rep. ladianapola Bie om per TY do 80 iar White House office and connected Eugene B.' Crow: Ninth Disjrict grap urt our farms factories and min by private wire with the | White| Democrat, Who Was defeated fof ree F First lit : : eS | House switchooard, as are all of the election, has gone to Corpus Christi, our Fe amber i Susiny President. as Administrative, Assistant of one| Boots $2.98, $3.98, $4.98

Xx Pit Amesiven workers in the|,qminicirative Assistants fo tae Tex. to train for his new position HOSIERY C So, the realists insist, our aid t0|" ar Minton seems to be a pet|of the new island defense bases, Genuine AY

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d Toe Britain must again be a gift re- . W 3 : ! 9 Reinforced Heel an : peeve of Frank R. Kent, the Balti- A World War Céptain, Mr. Huckle- o gardless of the name it Is called by, | Peers Sun columnist. Twice re-|bersy won the agpointment on his MILLER-WOHL £0. ministrative Assistant appointraent|diana, his father’; alma mater. | oy sa | SAXOPHONES] | 4 Instruction Lesson several State Police today = “cor- No discussion of a Court appoint- 9 Different Sizes need HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 18 (U. P.).— Insurance Corp. . * -Giohle, ser¥ing a sentence for vehicle MIndianapolis police located _the|here: it Irdiana or Chicago and|Director Cedric Cibbors MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN | searching for him were directed t0|y,0"\ri ton terms “utterly fantas- lywood from New York, where he i ) Indiana Theate: of the police stooped over and |®d to the Supreme Court. Ma i | i29 W. Wash. Is Opposite Us,

cently he has devoted his column to| record. He is mar ied and has three 45 E. Wash. dishing out razzberries to “Shay.” |children, the old:st boy who jis a 188 E. WASHINGTON ST.~ mn FUGITIVE CAPTURED His latest suggests that the Ad- sophomore at the, University of In- wai I 1 - is but & stop-gap toward putting Bu " 1 BENEATH BATHTUB the former Indiana Senator on the : | A SAFE DEPOSIT | the former Indies Seon does not DOLORES DIVORCED; BOX IS LOW COST Himour squads of police assisted by|favor that. : IS ORSON NEXT? INSURANCE INDIANA MUSIC CO. : Al = ¢ | nefed” an escaped Pendleton Re- ment was carried on between the 8 to $100 a Year 115 E. Ohio St. LL 4083 _ formatory prisoner in the 1100 block President and Mr. Minton the day} °° "og oc “inh all-in amber Felletal Reoven . - . . | Senate Ave—under a bathtub. he Jager Sed vy a = Tike writer, producer | and a Security Trust Co. [rg 73, 2 20 rl ouse and zave $ new ,={ WELEL, i £ | 7 | Police said the the youth, Ernesto," 2 setosn ghd redid, implied today that Se Washlogion | faking, left the Refo There long have been rumors that|2¢ WO e to marry Lolores | BOOKS — SEATIONERY might, and stole a matory 1ast| ye might ‘to on a Federal bench Rio, who has juit freed herself of OUTFI1TERS TO OEEICE SUPPLIES even the Supreme Court has been He said he wes smitten of Miss . fue CONVENIENT LOCATIONS on Senate ‘Ave, and while mentioned. The latest “plot,” which Del Rio shortly aiter coming to Hol- Loan | Hen a ah. © + 5339 E. Svasn Be ia, bathroom in a nearby house. . ; had frightened half th uy A ’ t od 15 ken. |tic,” is that he would first be made ag ire Af the nation by & MODERN CREDIT STORE ao fsb } a Peape Sop. kop Attorney General and then promot- radio play about] an invasion from PF assenger Cars - ds The details are predicated on the as at a party given by Harry = i red under the old-fashioned tub.| ti oriont of Chief Justice Charles| Werner he rhapsodized. I thought

a om a os fel- Cans Hughes, some time after she was the moct beautiful woman PROGRESS LAUNDRY has || «a= Ya wriggled out of his hiding place. administering President Roosevelt's in tne world, ard 1 still think so.|} colved the problem of launder- 'DRIVE IT YOURSELF, Ine. i third term oath, and the appoint- Ste’s a wonderful girl. | x Phone Riley 7788 ing Chenille Bedspreads. 4

cus toh eusamirorme | ment to the Chief Justiceship of BIDS ACCEPTED FOR |Attorney Cieneral Robert H. Jack-| ONE KILLED /N HOTEL FIRE || MArket 2431. : a : son. ; ‘| SPOKANE, Wesh., Jan. 18 (U. P.). . BUSINESS EDUCATION \ ; . : ah HOSPITAL SUPPLIES THen Mr. Minton would take|—An unidentifed woman | was|— rs Secretarial courses. : { | Jackson’s place until Justice James|burned to death and 12 persons 7% b Day “and ey coin $ ampe | i :

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o Bosrd of HEAD. er toler landing on the. ber New Deal | 0. SS 16 7 5 Ji e supplies range from ether tojers g on the bench by the ; ar : o PPYTITEY hospital uniforms. Dr. Charlesisame rout, the ird being Justice E pi den of NJ id Se mic or

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he bids are the regular ones re- . . [Be ed shortly after the first of Wickard a Cinch? pach year. There also were rumors here this pT | jds also were asked for new files {week that ‘Undersecretary Prul H, 666 Liquid or 665 Tablets with 666 TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES. | | GC commen vital statistics. 44 , being a) 4 38, ve or Drops vid ert Te THEY 1 3 3 y , Ye rington §

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