Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1943 — Page 7

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Man's best friend—the “$4 dog’— fs asking for a new lease on life, and Indianapolis dog lovers are taking the first steps to see that he gets it. The “$4 dog” salesroom, spongored by the city dog pound and the Animal Welfare League, Inc. will

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By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Special Writer | | WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. — Redhaired Rep. Charles M. LaFollette, freshman Republican congressman from Indiana, today joined Senator | Robert M. LaFollette (Prog. Wis.) in| | pleading for a “streamlined congress

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BERN, Aug. 3.-—Although the Swiss government has not yet

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that can meet modern needs.” ! Just before the present congres- | [sional recess, Senator LaFollette in(troduced a bill providing for such streamlining. Two such measures jalready are pending in the house— ‘one by Rep. Albert Gore (D, Tenn.) Charles E. Cox Ir, Former and one by Rep. Everett Dirksen (R.

. Ii). It is to the latter measure, Airport Superintendent, which so far has been pigeonholed. Now a Colonel. or fine pedigreed dogs at the sales- |

that Congressman LaFollette ad- | dressed himself. | [ “Six months in Washington conroom. By making a home for them, Lt. Col. Charles E. Cox Jr. of gthey will humanely relieve the Indianapolis, former superintendent gctrowded conditions at the pound of the Municipal airport here, has

open at 9 a. m, Thursday in the Market st. entrance of Tomlinson half at Market and Delaware sts. The first project of its kind in the country, the downtown salesfoom will display the “$4 dogs” selected from the pound and made famous by the recent Booth Tarkington appeal. “Best Friends”

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Lt. Col. Charles E. Cox Jr.

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| WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 (U. BP). |

WILL TIME CONDEMN YOU? YOU KNOW THE ANSWER

Today, on some far distant land, an American fighter was carried, by his buddies, in a flag-draped coffin to his last resting place and because of him, and many like him, we are one day nearer VICTORY. Their victories and their successes, in the headlines, look easy to us on the home front, and it's a great American pastime to generalship our campaigns from our easy chairs. But let us not forget that every victory is costly in men and money.

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ernments which remain free to give fallen into the grievous error of ascriminal is not an easy task, the = 1 { Lhe dogs without homes. colonel at headquarters of the army go nothing more about the matter,” . | anapolis, is shown looking over papers velative to the “Legion of inals, this newspaper points out, of they want at the downtown during world war I, Col. Cox was : i X which always exists when people : in ‘esteemed even by their former op-| ® Ch § " i tBloane Kittle, president of the airport supervisor ifn 13 states. dangerous effect on the Nazis of the the laws are created by the regular- not be gees, the Swiss press recalls. On #George C. McChesney, league sales- vision of the AAFWCTC, headquar- the 6 : this government. [party leaders is becoming apparent, Nazi leaders, especially from bombed | here is |— iis sini ; DEATH IN HOTEL gress. To me it is both futile and that this was the forerunner of the Ley pointed out that slackening in| today: “The attitude of both Sweden ~Civilian Defense Director James the executive branch of the Oy - | — Yankee Clipper which crashed John McClure, Former its function in the complicated i : X aS | = gineer, who was en route to be- (ple. Jenerally it is equipped with ~ mission of Lambs widow, as a fcCilent at Bpink-AMNS lps) yess Staff Needed = Chicago papers. |&r¢ SO numerous and complex that & daughters, Lamb said in the let- ; and give the necessary intensified job. but millions of people Are vator and the top of the second-: ) ment.” thipes one year. TOW i | & ages, but that is all.” Crown Hill. jor the LaFollette bill must be “Dutch submarine Dolfijn, operating McClure came ‘to Indianapolis 45 congress with a set of tools to per- : “shall not grow old . . . : torpedo hit on a 5000-ton enemy |later became the Indianapolis qe

it, but belongs to the neutral gov-| shelter or not to do so. vinces me that we as a people have Definition Difficult | suming that because the constitu- Defining exactly who is a war 5 ronabls tion provides that congress is the cand lessen the mass executions of been promoted to the rank of policy and lawmaking body we heed Fewlle D’'Avis de Neuchatel today . . : i points out, Trap Oe einained air forces’ West coast training cen- Rep. LaFollette said. | Gurtcheff Nurse 1st Lt. Elizabeth A. Pesut, 5232 E. 10th st., Indi- Several of the last war's erimspective dog owners who do not find | 5, 'I Santa Ana, Cal Error Is ‘Obvious’ eof ; A combat pursuit pilot in France “INE CHTOF 15 the ObYi Merit” award she recently received for meritorious conduct on out- | were cited in the treaty of Ver “galesroom a € Obvious Ohe i .nding duty on Dec, Tth Pearl Harbor attack. [sallles and eventually came to be © duty at th alesroom the for many years associated with the forget the injunctio that ‘eternal - - - ——— ’ Nn vy e salesn : ’% ction at ‘etern } I = ih -i bmeau of air commerce and civil . . . rman town : o | DONENtE, opening day will be urs. John aeronautics authority as regional vigilance Is the price of liberty. Germa » Ley said that tn Switzerland always has been ; A Freedom, which can only exist when ‘DEMORALIZATION® noted as a land of political refuES ave; Frank B Mame Jeaghe He returned to active duty with : Fascist dissolution should : py wona FTAnKIOT the army air forces as a major in ly elected FEprésentatives of “the LONDON, Aug. 3 (U. P.).—De- underestimated, and that neitner one occasion Switzerland even =guperintendent of the pound; Mrs. 1040 and is now with the A-4 di- people, is more fully in danger now aligati : : i should be the demoralization AMON threatened war to protect a polit- - hai than at any time in the history of Moralization in the ranks of Nazi dno “ical refugee. Sleary chairman, and Mrs. Carl Ogle, i... for all army flying schools in “™ sftague pound committee, |the far West. | "And the bulk of the blame for Dr. Robert Ley, Nazi labor front areas, go unnoticed. i historic acts - : RETR this danger to our freedom rests | leader, indicated today, when he, Members at the meeting were hearts. . 'Squarely upon the members of con- | warned a meeting of party leaders mostly from these bombed towns.! As one of my friends puts it | cowardly for congress to yelp about | Fascist party's downfall in Italy, party discipline and numerous res- and Switzerland seems most probureaucrats and protest against the radio Morocco reported. ignations were the first sign of the pitious for Hitler, Goering and the UNDER STUDY growth of policymaking power in| Addressing the meeting in a west Fascist crack-up. rest. M. Landis today made public a ment, when the only effective way of Portion of ry Ph : letter i Je Reeling tis encroachment is, for: yrtior 4 ail e congress to equip its ‘for found in the wreckage of the : Quip itsel! to perform \ society which now exists in America ’ ALY shonin. P . : S in! . a Nar ay at ened! | Times Employee, Crushed congress stilt is a rather repre- | QA 1 ¢ / codore | | ws En i Lamb, Chicago architect and en- [alive Sfussessition of the pias amb, Ago ¥ ch | By Elevator. Wr Bh : {men capable of constructive think-' x orn DOD awtaene o ie Pe { The coroner's office today con- (ing capable of analysis and capable E an a in 15 ih et lined investigation of an elevator of effective action. % at aS releaseq, AU oa] yr | terday, which killed John B. McZ comment on the “hardships of |Clure, former circulation manager But the problems of policy which § Wien people Rorapiai, of the Indianapolis Times and of confront the members of congress eferring to his two young | : | Mr. McClure, 62, who lived at 914 I'® O€ Man, even though he be &n ter. : ii IN. Delaware st. was found crushed CXPert in a certain line, can. find = \ ‘Leaving hem ST rg [between the floor of a service ele- the time to gather the factual data ng age is the wors rt « us aha Ts . : | floor door by Rufus Rose, hotel car- Study to work out a completely co- = doing just that without a whim- |penter. He had been a package de- ordinated piece of legislation. even = Ny ha Ea Cop ane livery clerk at the hotel for about .Pon ® specific policy of govern-, They is i | nly i ‘l - Re Ove ci ay tre op | The body will be at Flanner & to By. righ Samint oy Son = are cen nit +t. | Buchanan mortuary with burial in' "0 = Pirls Can solve the prob- . tioning, sugar and butter short- | em and something like the Dirksen * DUTCH SUB SINKS. 2 SHIPS With Times 17 Years adopted, the Hoosier congressman a > oil wo » - ' sa & { . | Born Bellefontaine, O., Mr. : LONDON, Aug. 3 (U. P).—The orn at Oo | “What is needed is to provide with the British navy in the Med- |Vears ago. He became circulation oo. : err & © enemy manager of the Indianapolis Sun a its duty of equal caliber and -jterranean, has sunk two enem) : ) , efficiency to those now possessed + schooners by gunfire and scored a and the Indiana Daily Times, which 5", executive branch,” he con“supply ship, the Netherlands ad- Times. He was with the paper 17 miralty announced today. jyears. : —— ? | He then went to the Chicago

i ” Seeks Experts weary them, nor the years condemn.

“There must be set up as an | agency of congress a body of lawjyers, who can be called upon to thoroughly brief questions of law: a body of economists, who can be ‘called upon for impartial informaftion; a body of statisticians, engineers and other experts. They should be solely employed by and answerable to congress. : “They should be instructed to render to the best of their ability impartial, factual, expert opinions | He was a member of the Masonic upon any questions submitted to YE8 NO order at Charleston and had be- them by congress, its committees De yor have headaches? 0 [[] longed to the Modern Woodmen of and its members.” | | America 35 years. | Senator La Follette's bill proposes De you lack pep or viger? 00 Survivors are his wife, Mrs. La- that the senate's 33% oobi verne McClure; two daughters, Mrs. [standing committees be cut to 12 De you pet irritable oiy? 0 a | Virgil C. Nevitt and Mrs. Clifford and these equipped with the tools Po you fool depressed —mervous? [1 [] | E. Miller; three sisters, Mrs. George for proper functioning. :

.. |O. Cowan and Mrs. George A. King Do vou feel headachy—depressed —irri- , . fable —tired —due to a sluggish, consti- Of Anderson and Mrs. George A.

| Tribune where he held a similar | position for eight years. He also was circulation manager for the Charleston Gazette in Charleston, W. Va, for five years. After returning to Indianapolis, Mr. McClure opened a restaurant at 52d st. and Kevstone ave. and = operated it until about three years

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nephew, Jimmy McClure, table ten{nis star stationed with the navy {at Lake City, Fla, and three grand-; WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 (U. P).— children. |The state department, in its first i major move toward co-ordination TOKYO QUOTES ITALY . .. of the activities of American economic agencies in areas wrested from the axis, today designated an overall director to assume charge in

LONDON, Aug. 3 (U.P. .—Radio | Tokyo said today that Italy's new Sicily when hostilities end there. ! The man is Wesley A. Sturges,

foreign minister, Raffaele Guariglia, thas cabled Japanese Foreign Minister Manoru Shigemitsu that Italy former professor of law at Yale uhi« “considers it a great honor to be al- versity, who now is in North Aflowed to continue collaboration with rica, where he has been top man Japan in the spirit of the tri- for the office of economic warfare. | | partite pact.” Before goihg to North Africa, y Sturges had been borrowed from Yale by Connecticut for éxecutive work on that state's welfare and rationing programs. i Sturges is expected to go to Sicily as soon as the American economic program is put into operation. He will assume overall di-| rection and co-ordination of the ac- | tivities of the office of foreign re‘Hef and rehabilitation, lend-lease operations and the work of the OEW |

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