Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1943 — Page 10

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Bo.] MADRID, Oct, 20 (U.P).— The Edouard Herriot, former

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unicado” by authorities since he the Vichy government formed after the fall of France. For more than a generation, Her- | riot was a leading public figure of | {Prance. He was premier from May, | 11924, to April 1925. and again briefly | lin 1926 and in 1932. He resigned {with his cabinet in 1932, when the) chamber rejected his policy that the

his arrival for the Freshman club Republican eongressmen attended

Wendell Willkie (left) is shown as he was greeted at his hotel in Washington by Rep. Joseph Martin Jr, house minority leader, upon

] ployee {at an estimated cost of $10,000, Mr. Seifienbagen, president of 5 veyors was h Jasochs! yesterday “ |by councilmen seeking to erase “job {duplications and inequality” from [the public payroll. | § Mayor Tyndall and other admin[istration heads were not informed lof the meeting, despite the fact . {that state law now vests appointive and dismissal powers in the mayor. Mr. Griffenhagen told councilmen that his firm had been successful in reducing the public payroll in many cities, Ber as a consequence had [taken “plenty of heat from politiclans and pressure groups.” “Well, our own motives will be impugned if we undertake this job,” interjected Councilman Ross Manfey, “but we're interested in government efficiency.” A cocmplete job

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dinner, Only two of Indiana’s nine the affair,

war debt to the United States must be paid. From 1905 until June, 1941, when he was removed from office by the Vichy regime, he was mayor of his | native city, Lyons |

BOTTLES MAKE ROUNDS | Average milk bottles make about| A 27-year-old

nd trips to homes in their Hook Drug Co. reported to police 3 zou A wigs {early today that she was. beaten,!

criminally assaulted and robbed

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‘by a taxcab driver. She said that she and 4 girl friend

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{ Market ats. at 2 a. m. today and ithat after taking her girl friend ‘home, the driver took her to a side {road on N. Sherman drive where {he assaulted her. She said he took $21 from her purse and a check for $39. She was treated at City hospital, | A number of attempted burglaries

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John ‘Hicks, 1108 Cruft st. said he saw a man standing at the entrance of the Matthews fruit market at 2630 Shelby st. about 1:45 a, m. He got his gun and covered the man, {but another man inside the market ran out and got away. {| Mr, Hicks still had the man covered when police arrived {arrested him on a vagrancy charge. =| Mrs. Corey Miller, 501 W. Morris, = said she heard someone in the

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- and that she rar’into the restaurant with a rock in her hand, hitting one of the two would- be burglars over

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Assaulted by Cab Driver, Drug Co. Employee Claims

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ia serious danger of a physical

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THANKS TO RETONGA

survey would extend over a period of four or five months, councilmen were informed, Mayor Tyndall has expressed his intention to carry out his own budg-et-streamlining program, following Corporation Counsel Sidney Miller's ruling that the council has no authority to engage professional consultants.

the head, The two fled but Mrs. Miller recognized them wand gave their names to police.

Shoots at Prowler

A° home-made” burglar aa RATION KILLING CASE vstem awakened Frank Powell, 2430 Stuait st, early today and he saw SOON T0 REACH JURY

a man prowling around his garage. ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 20 (u. P).

He shot at- hm and the prowlei fled. —Attorneys indicated today that]

Peeping - toms were reported by Miss Viola Davis, of 3103 E. 10th

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to Capt, Joseph A. Biello, general chairman of the convention. Army physicians are said to have found totaquine effective against malaria, though it must be taken in larger doses than quinine, Draper said. He added that fotaquine would soon be available for civilian use.

OLD ARMY MATERIEL OFFERED TO SCHOOLS

Arrangements have been made

equipment in the fifth corps area may be obtained by schools offering courses in pre-induction training, Dr. Clement T. Malan, superintendent of public instruction, announced today. Application forms may be obtained from the department of public instruction and all applications must be cleared through the state department, Dr. Malan said.

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rison charged with shooting a customer, ! might go to the jury tonight after| the state presented rebuttal wit-

st, Miss Harris said the man fled when she stepped out on the back porch and Mr. Wright said he caught the youth looking in his!

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Holmes, testifying yesterday,| Sense changed ain earlier statement and! said that Morris Henry Solomon, 48,

GRANGE HEAD RAPS tthe victim, held only a small boning | FEDERAL SUBSIDIES knife when the shooting occurred.

eviously, the grocer stated that! LAPAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 20 (U. er threatened him with a P.).~Herschel D. Newsom, ‘Colum- | large meat cleaver. | bus, -Ind., Grange master, believes | Solomon was shot last Feb. 22 at

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They that agricultural commodities should (the Flwood store when he and! be permitted to bring their fair cost | {Holmes argued over rationing and;

of production at the market without ‘the condition of meat sold at the what he caMed & federal “dole.” |store. - | Speaking yesterday at the Grange’s| Both Mrs. Holmes and her daugh73d annual corivention, Newsom said ‘ter, Mrs. Virginia Franklin, a. di~

subsidies were dishonest and said vorcee who lived with them, testi-|

that farmers do not want them, fled in th2 grocer’s defense yester- - “If the laborer is worthy of his day. They said that Solomon frehire,” he said, “then produce should quently attempted to enter the grobe permitted to bring its fair price cery store through their adjoining | - and not as a result of ‘any combi- home and made “advances” to them. nation of market price plus a federal | Mrs. Holmes told of Solomon trydole.” ling to “date her up” on occasions Newsom said that the most tragic {while the stepdaughter said the] chapter in American history was [victim had tried to hug her and! organized labar holding “the threat {called her “cutie” three weeks before, to strike” against the government {the slaying. to force the administration to pay|™ the fair cost of today's food after the war, While there is no shirking of duty among farmers, he said, ‘there was

breakdown because of the task of trying to fulfill food production goals with an inadequate supply of farm labor,

MOLEY STRESSES PUBLIC CONFIDENCE

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (U. P).—

pression because of the public's belief in free enterprise, Raymond Moley, former assistant secretary of state, told ‘the American Institute of Steel Construction last night, Public reliance “on economic principles of tested value” also will help avoid a depression, the former brain-truster said, although he

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