Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1942 — Page 18

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Purchase ut : ; ~ Hold Lines on Volga, : ch oy aptested at the’ SG > : eli :| ‘sheri 1’ fice , today to receive a ; Drastically, he 1 Standley Sas | it lectu «rom Serif Al Feeney | g “| “follov i ‘an ! aécident yesterday ; Tg : rhe Office of Ee “Administra- 9 4 sia. 1s convine 3 that ite army. an i i ow Lad 5000 : block, Ba Eramined the (Ears WAY. oi Fitted Careetly o, . tion today ordered more drastic re- 2 | |remain intact and. that if it 1oses| ‘She i: in aid ‘the. Boy Come in This Week—Let Dr Carl J. Klaiber. ont. Dy onin - Sa - > wy an 3 an = Sheidtions G3 'Felishing of new bi ’ = the north Caucasus, it can: stand founc © : keys to his father’s Serve. You with the Kind of Glasses Your Eyes. Need, fi cyelés after Aug. 15, cutting the lists a indefinitely on the ‘Volga or, if ) car ur ‘de ecid od. to take two dn of eligible persons to those con i | on F necessary, in the Ural mountains,| neights od: boys his age for a |} THE FAIR OPTIC AL DE } trib o- v : SHAE Gifecyito the war efor |Admirat Willams B. *stanaley fi8e. © © trip ended two blocks \| 311 ta 326 W. Washington St. Hours: 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. ’ 0 » we 4 ree 18 Cn srs smi, cir Sree rd | we ont mire wpe ete bre! : 5 : 5 a erms ed gainful occupation” was eligible. ; . day after a talk with Foreign. Com-| trees. ; fs Wha Wes ours Monday and Saturday Til 8 ke. The action was taken after the War} IE ' 2 missar Viacheslay. Molotov. | a : Production Board ordered all bi- | i 3 ; Standley saw Molotov yesterday| eyele manufacturing stopped by the § land informed him that Maj. Gen. |

Sra of Hugi el a ; 9 Follett Bradley, President ‘Roose-| Bicycles “it they, ean prove ns i. ni : Si : 0 velt’s newly arrived special, envoy, I Left to right—Gen. Robert Tyndall, James Bradford a nd Mrs. Agnes M. Todd, G. 0. P, county vice chairman. |had brought Premier Josef Stalin

need: Ministers, mail oaniets. firemen # = = a » on ow. a letter from the president. Lous As. the result of his visit’ ‘here

ord pic, oie cove 2 OEEK FREEDOM | Committeemen O. K. Ostrom [in Seem, nee

with publi¢ health or prosecution of ters since soon after Russia was in-

meamamass FOR JOHN LEE - As New County Chairman zooms sim 8

establishments; executives jand the seriousness of their situation,!

workers. directly or indirectly éon- “ ected With the war effort; 4nd By EARL KICHERT hands of “you men end women? |out do not think developments fn - : : On the surf 3 i e can e said, “if Weithe north’ Caucasus ‘and: before persons engaged principally in de- Attorney Files Habeas the surface at least, Marion}, "yo "givide ‘our forces. It. is|stalingrad are decisive.” ering goods and materials ‘es- county’s Republicans were. just one| ¢,.tically unsound, and all Repub- er anvial io the public welfare or the Corpus for Death big happy family today with one|licans must work together. After Believe Army Infact. | war. t. y common objective — beating the|we are successful in the election -Also farm worker, commercial Car Driver. . Democrats at the polls this fall. |you still .will have a big job in ry py tevin shy to Re fishermen, seamen or marine work- The party’s precinct and vice pre-| helping to give Indianapolis a fine|tact,” he said. “The Russians mays ers, members of the armed forces,| John W. Lee, whose car .plunged|cinct committeemen met last night | gdministratio Ey a : : administration for . those = whose continue to withdraw. but there’ is : persine pa organized into a crowd of downtown pedes-|in & special convention at the K. of | work must be rewarded.” - not the slightest indication * that ‘activit essential to the public : P. building and formally ratified the ; . trians, killing three persons and in- g y : they have the slightest intention of § health, safety or war effort; school|’ ’ compromise deal worked out recently| Urges Immediate Action quitting” teachers and officials, and traveling |Juring-13 others, last July 20, sought | py party leaders making Henry E.} Mr. Bradford urged the - party Tey said he had not heard salesmen selling farm or industrial | release from jail under reduced bond | Ostrom county chairman’ in place of | workers to get to work immediate-|,ny complaints by Russian authoriequipment _or other supplies essen- (in habeas corpus proceedings filed | James Bradford. ly, pointing out that quite alittle {jes regarding allied delay in start-/S=l ¢ [942 tial to the war effort. in criminal ‘court today. Mr. Ostrom called upon all G. O.|time had been wasted in selecting ine go second front, but he added | 942 Fur F abric The habeas corpus petition P. candidates who pledged them-|a man (Mr. Ostrom) to manage the ing the Russian people were natur-| ==. ¢ ifs at 1941 Prices DELICATESSEN SAFE LOOTED | charged that bonds totaling $20,000 selves to route their patronage |party’s fall campaign. ally disappointed. 2 Yeggs last night obtained $600{fixed against Lee on reckless homi- through regular organization chan- oid o 2 P. Soanly Some Russians regarded the agreements ] from a safe at the Weiss delicates|cide, manslaughter and perjury nels to stand. And all stood. also selected - Mis. B fzabeth = ‘which Russia made with the United 88} Sizes 14 to 20 “sen shop, ‘23 ‘BE: Market st, police charges were excessive ’ Asks Unity Pledge ’ Downing 8s a candidate. for States and Great Britain recently “mp : : | representative. She takes the place| as a promise of a second front,|== ne 38 40.52

. Judge ‘Dewey E. Myers of crim- . Sian inal court set, Aug. 21 for hearing He then asked the audience, com- on the ticket vacated by her hus-|standley said. He, added:

TOWNSEND CLUBS TO MEET posed mostly of the commitieemen, band, Frank E. Downing, ' who| «But our shi X : : on the petition. Edward Ryan, at- : pping losses, even |= i : Townsend club 48 will meet |i5ney ih Lee, then filed yo aff | to stand as a pledge that they would | joined the navy recently, greater than before, are a complica- |= Purchased; entiior than vishal: order to get Thursday night in room 124 of the |gavit asking a change of venue from do their utmost in electing the entire Henry E. Ostrom new G. O. P. tion in the problem of the invasion |= manufacturers’ price concessions for work dur-

Hotel English. ~~ Judge Myers, charging that the Republican ticket. All stood. county chairfian, will address two|Of France.” 8] ing the slow season. Exact copies of expensive °

“If some of these people don't : fur coats with yoke b judge is prejudiced in the case. arty meetings this week. Denie Front Parles : yoke backs, plain backs, jewelry prej Ee quit biting Republicans and ‘ begin P ary will 3 guest spealier ata es 2d Fron{ Parley |= buckles, Black Persian fur fabric, black caracul

biting Democrats instead, I think|. vered dish supper to be held by| Standley denied, /for himself that |= * fur fabric, ombre gray Krimecurl fur fabric and

/} 0 IN IRVINGTON we had better, read them out Of|the ‘Warren Township Republican |there was any second front confer- E gthers.. : : the party,” Mr. Ostrom remarked.|clyp at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the ence in Moscow and said he had [= E 3

: That statement brought a burst home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.| heard of no such conference. He |= PL ANS ANNU AL R ALLY of applause. Hamilton, 8929 E. Washington st. said he came here for a periodic |§ : ! Gen. Robert Tyndall, the G.O.P.| He will speak at 8 p. m. Friday visit and to see Gen. Bradley and A committee, named by ‘Glenn mayoral candidate, told the group|to the Tyndall-for-Mayor club (G, arrange an appointment with him :

: Tr : that success or failure ‘in thelO. P. Vets, Inc) at the Hotel for Stalin. = ‘Popular SOAPS Ww. Fuk acting president of the| November election rests in the Washington. He ‘said he had seen no Russian |= Irvington Republican club, today ; leader ‘but Molotov and that visits |=

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* e em — teat | Hanna, chairman, and. Arthur M | k B i Bs Renick, John Linegar, Judge Dan I wau ee. rewery ; uins PELLEY WILL HEAR women. V. White, Merrill Woods, Howard ; : : : Nese, Ralph Hamill and Roy| MILWAUKEE, Aug. 11 (U. P)—| “The noise got louder,” Kennedy PENALTY TOMORROW, | Lewis. ; Rescuers using two steam shovelsisaid, “and sounded like the place = A-“commyttee also was sppointed dug into a mound of bricks, broken was being bombed. The air was Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell : ; ; : Srl ; bo Pr os aitable honor Toll for glass and timbers today and recov-| filled with falling bricks and beer 15 to ‘pronounce sentence on Wil-{ SE J , 4] ‘Sizes 12 to 20, 38 ered the bodies of five of twelve bottles.” lism Dudley Pelley, Silver Shirt |S i a Pp xa: the names of club members called | workmen, buried beneath a collapsed : founder, and two associates at to 4, 46 To 52 Large Size ||for duty with the armed forces. four-story brewery warehouse. 10 a. m..tomofrow. je 10ll will be displayed in the| Ope body—identified as that of O b serves 30th Pelley was convicted last week = SHEER MATERIALS! New advanced clubrooms. Members will receive| william Schaedlich, 48—was re- by a ‘federal court jury on all 11|= ‘Fall ‘styles: that are slenderizing and. paid memberships for their terms|moved at 1:55 a. m., 15 hours after Y With B | | counts of an indictment charging | ’ adi flattering! Two-piece in. the service. the accident occurred. ear 1 ‘DCI [nim with sedition and his two|=! : one-piece ples, Unusual _ Mr. Funk Srmounced that he| Hope that any of the seven others : : Es aides, Miss Marion Henderson and |= ; x: very Soap, medium ]| would not assume the presidency|remained alive was abandoned. oo kin 205% Wasnirig- | avretiee 4. Brown, were craviciad of the club for the remainder of| The 30-year-old building, for-| sg), gnnive ay St with [°° one count charging them with Te the year, preferring to be “acting|merly a tannery,eollarsed yester-| yo poy) a ee conspiracy .to commit sedition, 3 PREY ie, : ; president” in the absence of Erle J.|day while 25 workmen, who had] : D & di, 8 Was "Pelley conferred with his attor- |S : oy mr — Guest Ivory Kightlinger, the regular president, | been remodeling the wood and brick | ‘here in 1025 Heys at the federal building today. j : - ; . di .Hwho has been called for army. structure, were inside. Thirteen es- : from Craw- 2 RE ; Te. co for 25¢ service. caped and six of them were injured for ville ard (2 | BC £ . : fyory is kind to everything G8 uritioatly. oii has been in the SCH r LOANS § R=. eT Women's Rayon.

Firemen, police and volunteer

ear ; ¢ oh commereial de- M i P | PF : = SENSATIONAL workers delved in the floodlighted ; ir hae 4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN § 1 i Taffeta Slips.

: wreckage all night. The: east wall, , ! BA : and part of the building still stood, | _ since that time. Li 8 Ris Al its four floors piled with cartons . From 1912 to |§ PHONE FOR A LOAN—MARKET 4455 hE Tn : Jlof empty beer bottles. A total of 1925 he served |} e Borrow on Character, Auto of Furniture 412,000 cases had been stored in the ‘at -Crawfords- —from.$75 to $500 to $1,000. top floors of the’ warehouse. ville ‘as “com- |] © Toke & weeks to/moke the first payment. | S88 Special Sale . ‘A crowd of 5000 remained on the b ina tionman” |] » Many loans completed while you wait. -

scene during the night. = Among Mr, Atkinson and wire chief ® Nocredit inquiries of friends or relatives E Women's Shirt them was Mrs. Joseph Mustavich, | for the Central Union Telephone []® FREE PARKING across. the street in ff

wife of one of the missing men. Co., predecessor to the Indiana Arcade Garage for auto appraisal. = io oh Soro Bell Telephone Co. ASK FOR = COO0TS an Hu ANDBAGS ; Beautiful “V” top, lace trimmed or F

James Kennedy, who shoved his ! / foreman, Joseph Zetting, through a|. In.1937 he was appointed a tailored slips with reinforced seams.

Wey WY doer to. safety, said the first warn-| commercial agent, the post he now M | IY d a : ; | ‘Bias cut. Tea Rose. Sin W340 82 = GL Safe Wash- on 7 5 I §ling had been a “rumbling” noise| holds. He is a member of the 1 | g } { $ 00 ; Bard \. IN ing for i which came as the building shifted| Telephone Pioneers of America. - vn ah IE Ey : 1 : oi A ‘i and started settling from the north- Tee = & — |S ja Le : : ; ® L Lian | 11 ovely [a

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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11 (U.|QR OPEN EVE. ; P.) —A general court-martial’s' find‘TO 9 P. M. ings on the charges against Lieut. : Comm. Maurice N. Aroff were being, PRE-OWNED prepared today for review by Secre- > 1 tary of the Navy Frank Knox.

"For Laundry ; i i 1! The findings were not made pub- | ; 5 4 hi A nf he - NN or Dishpan il lic and will not be until Col. Knox |i wn i= aN cho pa ; has passed upon them. Naval pro- | IE 2 20 in ae do ‘od and

Just an cedure differs for courts-martial de- Sturdy ~ well Shown = 39 95 fendants - found guilty and those

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braced. ‘Beaufound not guilty. The latter are ER informed in open courf-that they 4 oh have been exonerated. ‘The former |i : FRE.OWNED OWNED hear the verdict after the coiurt- |i

room has been cleared and nothing is announced until the findings have been reviewed. This latter proced-

ure was followed when Aroff’s trial *aeitator 53 95 ended yesterday. ; 1 . : Aroff was charged with accepting tan automobile from singe

with. sg 50 {Martin and cuff. links from twolll Tye Ԥ| young officers for facilitati : aceeptance by the navy. 3

He facés a maximum 15 years in naval prison. Toes

“without J} PRIMA-BO BOSS penalties include dismissal from the | bleach - service, reduction in. rank, loss of {i es ~; - Bl seniority which would delay his pro- | i 2 A Cc Pig AND. [OTHERY +R motion to a higher rank, or a ‘public

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