Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 August 1941 — Page 9

FRIDAY, AUG. & 1041 Es THE, TRAYATYOLIS TINE PACE

PLANE PLANTS | Color Guard to Lead Naval Review [MILLION BY "5 [ofan Isioth KoA ic 5

. '¥ Jose Hernandes, 40, died last ? and published today, provided LI gs h i ' BO, A toy Boston bulldog, it [night in Robert Long Hospital, the 'h®t ail United States citizens’ propi i ; | R. | |

gone and his owners, Betty and [second victim of a gun battle Mon- °''V In the Reich be reparted to : mn : MR ) Ry |day night in the basement of a the ministry by Oet 1 : | 3 BD A % A y Yok a - a he ate Ave, i? | Three Southern California BY \d . a TT Organization, Employment ab Apt. 23. are Suljurban house | \ a i X Sh Sn : | : very mueh The other victim was Urban Pope, Factories Accept OPM : : oe | And Peace to Come Are : ¢ oneerned (44 who was found shot to death “NF as ; E E about his |Dhear a 500-gallon stili in the house Wage Schedule. y fa 4 Biggest Problems. Whereabouts. © [Dear Mann and Thompson Roads 0 ven

E p y o PERFECT SERVICE : ; Eb §oad \ The last of Hernandez was found outside the 2 3B LOS ANGELES Aug 8 (UB). | a ca Ry EDWIN A. LAHEY a litter of eight | Ouse, wounded eight times, Two INOIANASOUIS

Wage stabilisation ™m the vast t ae 3 TREC ERS BRIER Pups Bo men were arrested on vagancy | GENERAL DYEING CO. < z t ‘ \ i { ? A ne | J Os ap a g -] Southern California aireraft indus y 8 Wohl RUFFALO. Aug. 8 (U.P) —Con-| SOE ' jumped out of | Charges Nie high bonds as sus-{} 43 porMAN ST. ry Was believed near today. as thvee & § i | 40, J Tr the family car pects int 1e shooting. manufacturers. emploving 30.300 & \ OO ¥ trary to widespread opinion, the Fo A MONT ARO | | —————————————— persont, raised their seale to the Pa ax = pe : A 3 : 3 | United Automobile Workers have , at 8. West and game evel J 3 N ¥

3 ; \ ; |something on their minds other than | “Bo Pearl Sts, and | The Douglas Afteraft Co, With 3 Ne i N LY ‘Red-baiting, Hillman-baiting and | hasn't been 32.000 workers; Vultee Aireraft. me. SN 3 Y I. factional politics, and there is al-| seen since. Five of the other | with 3000. and Novthtop Alvevaft, \ § if ! ; ways a grave possibility, at a econ=<| pups died at birth along with | 4 ; With 2300 vaised beginners’ wages to TR ) vention like the one in session here, | the mother, another was killed by | RO cents am hour. With 3 cent an : X . that something constructive might| a car and one died in a plunge | “od WE FRISeE each Four weeks wnt ; 3 Sua — be done | from the second story of the hase Of 13 BEE an our hs : \ lla HED on This union, which could have held | Hege apartment.

eens is : IHRE ERE | 5 EAST WASHINGTON : 3 3 g E§ \ : ago a while now has more aN | vai SAT x A. Wo Accepts : ) 2 alll raised on a bottle and is very 8 J = X j 200,000 members, has three major| close to the Hege's. He is brown

Ah Erba ib s a SRR CRS \ BN S Re ah ‘ hie ' | : - Alreralt offered p \ problems before it, which have been | with white markings on his chest | to fs emplovees, but AN } | : i temporarily lost in the shuffling for| and readily answers to his name ab Eo > of a R 3 TRA PRET EH AR } ™ place and power by rival leaders, when called. ents thet fF! it. | | They are, in order of importance 5 1

. \ y { Armory w litary review ‘ood The color guard of the U. 8 Naval Training School at the Naval Armory will lead the military to the wnion leaders

\ t 1 . T IT z { a 3 A SO « | . who have been negotiating Soheduled tomorrow afternoon ax the opening for the two-day open house program for parents of enlisted | ouanization of the rapidly ex | Gslocation of defense, the conven. for Saturday “Bargain-Hunters”

t T3-cent-a minimum | wen. Left te right ave DB. Goodman, Fi Paso, Tex; Herbert Adolphson, Burlinton, fa: I E. MeResson, [panding aireraft industry and the Hon S pes ln nama Sonny © the progressive seal | p marginal plants of the automotive | 0. UOC has"Y ee he progressive seale. | Toledo, and George A. W. Aulich, Des Moines, a, 8 : 8 « om (the Reuther auto plan and the Mur

miltee Workers id nt ih parts industry, ted Abe " oe o » > 2 Cushioning of the shoek and ray Steel plan out of the archives in Wie orke \ i= . E : f § « : ra | Washington and put them into ef

@ t A | * w w ¥ ® ® Lo —— CR = A fied the xcale immediately It fn- nemploy ment involved in the trans. ; ray Cans | feet, so as to co-ordinate these inB Contact Signed afer a Shike Ian P t r 22 St f A HOOSIERS BACK 1 ie iat Iota Mierale (nr : | t, Rayon Silk { Pleated and Flared, Summer 8 contract signed after a ctrike lash aren S rom Q es re | § Preparation for the ravages ¢ | dustries into an efficient defense | Full Cu ’ ay '

ea | setup | Toverm bey Benge, . ! Novembe + Name Is Changed | Right JK the io Wolters are Ki KB | {interested in having the transition

Nenana eee Expected af Armory Events 8 The or rot ain in effect el P Le In a surprisingly lucid moment! from automobile production to de-| \ xeale will remain it tone} ! vesterday, the convention tackled fense p AHO Ac aps ; Tearose Thiteg * yeal Reservations from parents in 22) the military review which is sched | - the first problem by voling a mane Fence tion unde Sodusly; Teaross and Whites and \ led for tomorrow afternoon on the rated po : : ¢ 2 Str 'hita astels. 8% Per Cent of Industry different states have been received | Het I : Onl Gillie and Wilson V t date to the executive board to|to plan for this gradual transition! White. a Pastel \ Douglas had paid beginners 531; | BY officers of the U. 8. Naval Trait |," oviaw and aquatic demonstras | y RN VOI@ jaunch an intensive organizing drive [to go about “business as usual” and Sizes 24 to 30. ® Cents al hout Siaee NH 3 when | Ng School at the Naval AMON. «ill be staged Sunday after With Southern Bloc M the aircraft industry and amonglte regard national defense as a it raised the rate 9% cents and|deciaring their intentions of ate, oo) "“mavor Reginald Sullivan ; runaway” and competitive partsiside-line, has brought the industry ¥ 1} \ rate <iz CONS AM iending the two-day open house : A . : : plants, particularly in New York and {to the point where wholesale unFARLEd COMOBONdInG IMereakes : an will be master of ceremonies for olesale u Bieher bracken Vd oa Choaset IM igpening at the Armory tomorrow. |, ol. vee osram. The aquatic] Against President. Chicago. The resolution adopted by employment is threatened while a LOOK! Special Group! To Close Out! had Yeon a r "ow ve anes The open house program Is beg ch chiations will be held at 2:30 Times Speciad the convention opined that the too-long delayed tooling program Ay b FY 3 Ady BG ah Eykd a 5 W TINIAN LL ' * { x . x Q_ ITCeIVEd va en an hour. jgaged in honor of parents of Navy junion wanted 1,000,000 members by for defense is being put into effect, ¥

hop official id not eve : yD. mM. on White River just north of| wo TAN i hop officials did not reveal! jarsonnel and is being sponsored De 30th St. bridge {. WASHINGTON. Aug. 8—All four i045 jaccording to Walter G. Reuther m r D resses a AN Bak “@ a bg i SU ON WAL . P vid AA 3 " { . A > ews by a committee of officers from the [Indiana Democrats in the Housel When it disenstes the economic lof the Auto Workers. u h — =

& & The 3a nw the two-day af- | stabilization was sponsored] School, the diana Area personnel The Program for the two-day al-]yey, joined by six of the eight Re-

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Fo Proed y fait I neinae ME Of Inspec e of Production Man-land the local Chapter of the Red [MU Will melude a tour of ispec-|oipjicang in voting to sustain the

' 27 4¢ 39 an \ Hon 6 FIO nd <e facilitie a ! ‘ ‘mer ol ) to t, and the Avmy, which Suge | Cross I = hol fae tirties President's veto of the $195.000.000 v Fashion=-Right Fo merly . oA! - 12 wages be railed indus Governor Henry PF. Sehvicker will ig oft ball ERIE Set Nt selected defense highway and bridges bill : Sheer. cool dresses In a huge to the scale at North welcome the parents and general soft by : \ Rn t Reps. George Gillie and Earl Wil- a A GLASSES assortment of prints, stripes,

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Afreratt © The OPM public tomorrow night Commander lon son were the only members of the So \ checks and solid colors. Buy the North American scale after © F Heder. in charge of the Train Indiana delegation whe lined up ; ; Styled te Fit Your Features! two or three at this low close-out

ny broke ¢ A. W-C I O ing Section, Ninth Naval District with ” alist f0lid bloe of South« > wo price! Sizes 12 to 44 Some there last June formerly of Mdianapolis, will take eth and Western Democrats and oS ve slightly soiled : ce : a. di eB Bi t some Republicans in an attempt to of, Ae ; EASY TERMS! GOVERNOR URGES override. They came within two ; A \ i, votes of succeeding, the vote original. ; Sop ll g Ww : SES SLACK SUITS ly being 252 to override and 127 to 4 A Dr. A. G. Miessen Summer BLOU sustain, two-thirds being necessary 5

overnor Sehpicker today reeom : % v : ormerly $1.00. Go! gh S ek : x a = an | [0 Override. Because of the close Regiitorsa Ousemateie F Whites he Po group rd “ On ¥ a . a . . ‘ % ¥ J BY 2 a menae A8¢ ¢ single Young men (ROs] ¢ f the Yote Speaker Ravburn » ces at . . Pastels Cc for Final C

between the ages of 20 and 27 in- ordered a recapitulation. and before apit . ean-Up. vestigate the opportunity to become he vote was announced Rep. Wil Snsirtond @ ; aviators While the Aviation Cadet! lam I. Schulte of Indiana switched

: . d (from aye to nay, making the final r; : Yr yi Y 7/1 4 \ ® A TY Examining Board is in Indianapolis vote, 251 to override 128 to! Soll ry / J) & d 7 i BA | V er ) A ¢ | A I'C next week. | sustain, This was two votes short of Fr = 9 Fas ly $1.00. 1 ly dot laid C The Board, headed by Maj. Joseph 1€ needed two-thirds, Pay in Weekly, Semi-Monthly Formerly $1.00. ovely aol or plax ) 3 | Mere : a) , Semi-Monthl) Y CO Inc ; ina un k | y ( : F. More, will begin examining ap-| ihe House Roads Committee : ; JEWELRY C ‘ patterns. All colors in regular sizes.

plicants Monday at the Federal | REOHS today to draft a new defense or Monthly Payments 29 ON THE CIRCLE al | ; 7

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5 A. » ernor extended a cordial greeting Standard A [ ¢ late to the examining board and pointed ui out to young men that aviation is Y ’ : a growing industry which opens a on ¢ ¢ A ; - new field of opportunity : i = “The Government is providing a / UV EON 47 nine months’ intensive training

course for young men whe can meet

the entrance requirements as fv. : ing cadets. In addition to receiv. $ ing this excellent training, whieh will be invaluable to them after the - jemergency it pasted, the eadets re. ceive clothing, housing. recreational facilities and $72 a month.” he said 8 } i

® CATHOLICS WARNED | Piece FRIDAY ® SATURDAY and MONDAY TO END ‘STORK MYTH’

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 8 (U.P) A Catholic educator speaking before N the Summer School of Catholic Ae- | I RARE tion advised parents to get rid of the | A : gl 5-Pec. stork myth in instructing their chil | dren on sex

| 2 Lamp Tables, The Rev, Fr. Daniel A. Lord. 8 J. | @ declared yesterday that the “lies

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land the doctor's bag” should be bs A abolished because they “speed ulti- ba. ; SNAIL: ane Bi : 2 Lamps, mate distrust in children and de- : J ps J R : | adio

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