Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 July 1943 — Page 2

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SEES CIVILIAN "In Another and More Gallant Era,’ Jones | THREE HELICOPTER Elmer Davis fo Stay With [Officers' Need TIRES IN 1944 And Wallace Might Have Fought a Duell ARLNES SOUGHT ~~ OW/ Despite Cut in Funds | Of Rooms Vital

LEXINGTON, Ky. July 6 (U. P) . : : Folie 4 h Davi | Numerous officers and men WASHINGTON, July 6 (U. P). of Commerce Jones would have SHE REVIEWED the most fa- indy Nunn, Kentucky radio WASHINGTON, July 8 (U. P)., Mellett conferred with Davig to- stationed at Ft. Benjamin Hare

ely 4 SOT = Vo { By i erican history, 5 . Pav Petar yy day but declined to discuss his fue | Evelyn Peyton Gordon, colum been settled by a duel. Meus duels in Am v0 | bation owner and his son, Gilmore —Fimer Davis, director of the OWI, ture plans, rigon, Stout field, the naval

' jist for the Washington Daily She did not suggest possible beginning with the best known in ‘ ) cha 1 adh tha uk Goodyear Head Estimates New petite NA " aa weapons, although WhllAce 18 con 1804 between Aaron Burr and N. Nunn, an avmy transport pilot, WhO reportedly considerea resigh- | | armory and the state fairs i S, Suggesw: { { 1 anot E Ie S, g 3 - £ » : he after ia ik es : Sufficient Svnthetic Rub and More gallant era of our sidered an expert with the boom- Alexander Hamilton in which the yday announced plans for thr . ® % " OWE RA Sn IMPOR TANT PAUSE QIOUNAE need IIVING quATters - EL C Si T. g : i \ a kit 4 1 aA ratio for ) g ¥ e : : history” the dispute between Vice ‘erang and an accomplished In- latter lost his life helicopter airlines i th MT Hom $8500000 to $2730.000. will for their families Who come : President Wallace and Secretary dian wrestler In 1820, Commodore Stephen Tennessee. which would se a ! ), OOK $2,730,000, BY GIRAUD HINTED . ber by April PESigEn, Wa late 20 Weepay W ua ’ “ ¢ has CONNER on in hig jab, it was learned to Indianapolis for residence : : She did recall that Jones ix Decatur and Commodore Barron population area of WE than] ont handy with his fists, hav- fought with pistols at eight yards p00 000 Or y y WASHINGTON, July 8 (U.P) of for week-end visits \ . RTA) k a 5 5 3 Avis himself aid: ¢ ¢ ¢ his difference with and both were seriously wounded. Nunn filed application ith a IS hin o a t how wel Gen, Henri Giraud may be mak: It must not be said of Indi adi 2 hours later Abh santics Board at Washing e are figuring out how much . h 1 is p Blisher Decatur died 1 civil aeronautics board ashing ND i yortant stop en route to | anapolis that it is indifferent Svhthetic riBber automobile tres 8 a kT A In 1826, Henry Clay, then secre- | wan for permission to establish the ©f 2 Job we can do on $2,750,000 THE Jn LL or DI } ;

during the early months of 1944 % ; : Josh Ui Sb gle St IW tary of state, fought a duel With | lines to be known as the Kentucky. If we find that we can do a job the United States, it appeared to to the comfort and well-being P. W. Litchfield, board chairman Miss Gordon sald that Wash- yh. Randolph, senator from Vive | pennescee Airlines for the purpose Hat is meaningful and sighificant, day, inasmuch ag no announcement | of the families of men serving of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co, : ington officialdom has & BlOOAY giiia over Latin American policy. of CATLVIng passengers freight and | feel obligated to go head and do has been made of his whereabow'z| | their eountiv, ®aid today. iN ; past and that many differences Both Clay and Randolph ab- wail it since Saturday when dispatehes If vou have a sleeping room, Litchfield estimated that the pro- : a ; of ‘the past have Been settled horred dueling and Randolph con- Nunn planned to serve 34 cities in Davis associates sald that he from Natal, Brazil, said he had light housekeeping rooms, or We i with the “code” of an “affair of Aled to his second that he didn't the tio states including Dexineton definitely has decided to remain at passed through there. an apartment or house-- furs : \ § Donor” intend to fire at Clay. Their Airst | Frankfort, Dovisville, Elizabethtown Bis post. They went ahead with) ‘The Natal dispatehes did not sav | nished or unfurnished—that i military needs by April, ie Boin ted All occured Move than 100 shots missed. Clay's second shot | Glasgow. Bowling Green and Hon ans to Streaiiiine OWis i vhen Giraud, co-chairman of the not occupied, make it available out that By Octobe thie 4 : vears ago, before the anti-dueling only mea hi gravel behind | kinsville in Kentucky and Clarkes. b alk h 0 ae with ul French national committee of lib for this purpose the synthetic product will eqs 3 ac “os a by congress on in Neithe x Sk the ville, Nashville Columbia, Shelby Ee eh Seni i. § In he eration. passed through the Bra Gall at the HOMES REGIS: nations average annual production : Co Jan 3, 183¢ an ther wa ric ville. € Shakianatga Knoxville. John nuvea operation of the agency: zilian airport Assuming that he TRY BUREAUS affice, 114 W ! Ey Washington st, Claypool hotel,

of crude rubber before the : ; ; - son City and Kingsport, Tenn field forces and its publications did hot reach Brazil until Satur: Prices of the new tives will be oR Se bE M w | An ticip 1g opposition from ma- burean i : day, he would have had time by of telephone RI-ley 5060 or i Ament he said § en i" out amesS—— tory jor airlines serving some of the Funds for OWI's motion picture today to have reached this county K a Wid Ret by the governient, he said eo | oitie Ny hin sald ih his application: Butea, headed by Lowell Mellett, by air RI Jey 5818 and list whateve: adding that they will be of hi i The applicant desires primarily to friend and adviser of President Frénch sources here declined to SA have avaiiatie, ‘the obies quality, but will require more can E i i Of Europe’ 3 Underground supply reeder service to larger lines Roosevelt, were limited to £50,000 speculate on the general's wheres SoA day, ineluaing Tl driving ; and thereby accord air service to Which OWI officials said would be abouts, saving a stop in Freneh Sundays and holidays, irom Litchfield was inspecting the Boe- FF a (Continued from Page One) cities Which otherwise would be spent in maintaining liaison with Guiana might be more probable 19 a. 1 0 10 p. m. Me Aleraft Co. plant 8 without any the film industry than a stop at Martinique

SEATTLE, June 6 (U. Pp) —Civil- i prev $5 fans probably will be able to Buy ng “settled

duction of synthetic rubber will sufficient to supply civilian and

death; secret radios spread | ries out its stealthy devices, bor- : ¢ ; \ Athin, hamstringing and ’ "“" BONO eT oN I RRR cf este: under | BEERS | ep MB FALL FROM TANK CAR "§ . : ground agents dart rom | pouse here, a locomotive there

i one hiding place to another, living Unity of purpose has brought Guy J. McNiel, 1229 N. LaSalle in constant fear of discovery and | political factions into a truce and Ri. conductor on a New York Cen- Sf a its consequences. co-operation never before attral train, received severe injuries to tained. All 18 of the French unhis right hand this morning when dergiound movements, a few davs he slipped and fell from a tank ea % Nazi Europe surges within its ago. actually had a Joint meeting on the railioad tracks about a block = dismal trap like an animal held | 44 ereat rick to the leaders who east of Sherman drive Yesse Jones tells the house rules in steel claws. Countries grow gathered in one room to outline

Mr. McNiel's hand was caught in gmmittee that he bs in raver Weaker ita weaker Bo a plans and pledge themselves to 1 , the interlock of the railroad track \ determination to reak e co-ordination 2 Inter { a sf an investigation of charges TOE or an . Bhd a finger and thumb of his hand | ‘ r With be Vice Pres spitit, their manpowes and thei Catholics and Protestants In \ i Were severed He was taken to the brought against m by ce military backing for the allied in- Holland are working closest ~ {'\ \Y 4 :

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m Met) hadist hospital fdent Wallace. vasion, but the underground car. Unity as a result of the resistance

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SI IA EE. Movement program in the country LI Ld FE (HY , V KE ' where lack of hills ordinary EE i Fy atl So aca prom hiding places makes the life of Ti " =v | /} * Wy ( % 0 0 Ww n STA | R at A Y RB E S | A i SPSTOUNG ‘WCE Cpt AR NE. 7 v7 4M TT - Fi h. ® dangerous SRE FP vi - + |, wt Ls

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Norwegian patriots have laid

aside, momentarily at least, their E § F : | Ry 2 ; fis : et’ ’ gr 1 9 Nuge Assortments

differences over the political set-

up of the government-in-exile to

1 3 Q White against the Germans puppet || KEEN %: a Qualit Fabrics } tl M M E n N T 0 n KE H i i i wy : premier, Maj Vidknn Quitting : 4 > A 3 : oo by = 5 y Some countries do have large CINE ; - * MONDAYS: 12:15 P. M. to 8:45 P. M. J omwers ot wen in nine ve QF 8 ¥ BEECH \ ~~ *LOW PRICES

thie Baltic countries, Esthonia,

® TUESDAYS Thru FRIDAYS: 9:45 A. M. to 5:15 P. M. LtviA and Lithuania, are est.

mated to have 100.000 but mili- * SATURDAYS: 9:30 A. M. to 1:00 P. M. Wry strength it hardly worth estimating in view of the general lack of arms and ammunition. It is only wishful thinking to expect that any of these under-

grounds or resistance movements 5, $F TREE 5 Ea are going to rise up out of the bY 3 > ground on white horses when the " | ew dav of invasion comes

If the Germans continue their ot J _ i sa | svrtematic bleeding of European = ; \. H 0 M E-SEWI by i C EN TER manpower many more months, | E § 33 ) A "

there will be left in many eoune

tries hardly more than children, women and old men living in

the open. ! iY 5 . The Germans have evacuated | ETE © ; Cau 141 u O00 ottons the coasts for many miles inland, EET ’

in some eases to the point of Wrecking houses and hiding spots,

and these areas, so vital during || SEE. F , PRINTED DIMITY the first days of operations, will ER $ Huge assortment of designs and colo F : ¥ e F ; fn e hardly be accessible to Whatever & : oi 3 ¢ HEC KED GINGHAMS

underground or secret armies that

might b ble t mbl : 3 Cheeks of all sizes; many eolors i AIght be able to assemble. i A SER ‘ 4 i 1 il SPORTS DENIMS FABRICS Only Few in on ‘Know’ Rah ¥ eA by J6-Ineh: washable plain colors The greatest value of organized J 5% i PRINTED LAWNS resistance during the invasion By 3 , ES I Very sheer. 36-inch; good prints AT ONLY will lie in the severance of Nazi | ; oy Ras CHAMBRAYS

communications, supply lines and 3 § ) { Btripes and plain colors sabotage aimed at predetermined : Xe ¢ y \ KB ; key points, Ne RB ' wHOCKRED YOILBS Incoming allied troops will find p e 3 ot that this underground movement, } : : 5 ER Ey PL ISSE CREPE C this army without draftees, has X = 27 to 30 inches wide: pastel tones already settled many old scores 4

with local Quislings and col- S88 i a Thi | § Falk PRINTED SEERSUCKER YARD he underground is not going ; ; } 3 set ANA oral ARSIRRE: PARE eAlBES to be able to provide anvthing 3 remnants

resembling a united military blow a PRI. NTED BROADCLO behind the enemy's lines but, on X ] i Dover Broadeloth: remnant OTH Non-Crease VOILES

the other hand, it will not be RB’ . p " % ; . reduced exactly to fighting tanks ; COMBED CHAMBRAYS BR Ta) So Sees: with pitehforks. Remnants and fll bolts; plain colors and : Ty Yao

riper Only a few people in this world

know when and where the allied § : " PL. AN GL \ZED CHINTZ RAYON SATINS

c X IR-Ineh 0 invasion of Europe will come, 4 \ ’ «inch rayon satin in white

They are not talking WEE PRINTED PIQUES and all colors Some sections of the British \ : \ Remnants of fine wale pique prese had a breathless spell ye- A Fag a SW ISS pow N cently, exeitedly anticipating “mo- ald : Pi heer swisk tiny White detx on YARD SPORTSPUN IMENtALY™ INVASION. This now has 8 Ng COlOted FON A fine rayon gabardine in 9

toned down under the nore sober | \ RS y ely , | Combed Yorn SHI lovely colors realization that Anglo-American Mattes $\ripes: ASE IRTING

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fortresses of Europe and pouring

" « 3 -4 1 vy Vy « their tons of explosive steel upon F On A ( » oy VR German production. That bomb- ’ ing through Hitler's roof is going to continue even deadlier. Meanwhile, the underground of Europe, stretched from the fjords of Norway to the mountaine of the Balkans and through the low

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18! to M4, was at a higher point than now.

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