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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-13
sHERIFF's SALE
DAVIS HARRISON
Attorney for Plaintiff

BY virtue Of a certified copy Of q decree
to me directed from the Clerk OF the Su-
perior Court Of Marion County indiana
in cause No. A-80209. wherein The Pru-
Dental Insurance Company of America,
Plaintiff. and Louis Hickman. ct al, De-
PENDANTS. requiring me to make the sums
Of money, as provided for in SAID decree,
with interest and costs. I Will expose at
public sale 10 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE 27TH DAY OF
between the hours s Of 10 O'clock A. M. and
4 O'Clock P NJ Of said day, at the door Of
the Court House of Marion County. In
diana. the rents and profits for term not
real estate in Marion County, Indiana,
Part Of the west half of the SOUTH
west quarter Of section 2, township IA
principal meridian, bounded and de-
Scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning
at the southeast corner Of said west
half. and running thence north 40.64
chains TO the northeast corner Of said
west haf. thence west 100 cnainS'
thence south 4O64 chains TO the south
line Of said west haf; thence east
$50 chains 10 the place Of beginning,
Also the south half of the northeast
quarter OF section 10, township and
excepting therefrom the following de-
Scribed tract, to-Wit: Beginning at
the northeast corner Of said south half
and running thence south to the
northwesterly direction with said
Gravel Road to the place where said
Road crosses the north lire of said
south half; thence east orSaid north
line to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning acres, and leaving after said
exception rs acres. more or less. lso
% acres Of even width off Of the
entire North end Of the west half Of
the southeast quarter Of section 10,
township and range aforesaid
Containing in all 1898 acres, more
or less, in Franklin township, Marion
County. Indiana:
If such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
with interest and costs. I Will, at the same
time and place, expose to public sale the
fee simple of said real estate. or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
said decree. Said sale will be made with
out relief from valuation or appraisement
laws.
OTTO RAY,
Sheriff of Marion County.
July 5. 1885
July 5-f2-t9. 1885.
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3 Bow and Arrow. Hollywood
Sang Real
I. Frederick. Band Wagon, Bib
bic Choice.
5 Black Helen. Blood Root, Sun
Portland
s. Pelerlne. Forever Yours, Toro
PrOdrOme.
T. Brains, Star Banner, Martin
Barton.
g. Noble Sir, TranSpOse, Miss
COrlnne.
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James Anderson Pavey 81 Methodist
Hospital, bronCho pneumonia.
Elijah c Kicks, AZ, Veterans Hospital,
tuberculosis
Alice Gudgel Wilkinson. "a. of lib E.
46th. cerebral hemorrhage
David B Dillon, 81, Of 80 N. Linwood,
corOnarY embOhSm.
Janice Lee Acton, month of 1905 Rams
dell spina biida,
Hannah Pease. a. of 1902 Graceland
fractured right femur.
James Jackson, co, of 1879 N. Alabama,
James A. irving. So, of 1852 sangster,
mitral insufficiency.
Thomas F. Meagher, 80, Of $50 E. YER
mont. arteriO SclerOsiS.
Tom Oddly H. Methodist Hospital, cere-
william A. ieppert, SO, of 1922 Apple
gate. cerebral ombOliSm.
Laura Wesling, Sc, Of 845 N. Beville,
Berry Poole, 8 mos, Methodist Hospital,
Ruth Gardner. 81, of 1929 Finley, pull
monary tuberculosis.
Augustine Estrate, Is, City Hospital.
acute appendicitiS.
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So. $3.50 S4-63l NEW JERSEY Niceiy
furnished lower broom apartment.
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INSTRUCTION MS

BE beauty operator: course $50: terms
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD.. 40l Roosevelt
bldg.
DO YOU REALIZE what it means to nave
a guaranteed position? We guarantee a
position to any one we accept. Shorthand
accounting. comp. dictaphone. typing
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg RI-9535.
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At SUFFOLK


One Best-Center Lane.
! sun Dancer. Glory Greeu0ck,
I0nov Wife
,. B1ocap. Pocket. Jack Chevgny.
3. Gold Step. Jessie D. NJ, Chain.
Z. |.caress, Ep.Ei. Hardware.
5. Identify. FIdele. Dark Hope.
6. GOlddn. High Finance. All Bavs.
z sun Teatime, Drombo. Paper
Profits
p Center Lane, Dancing Mack.
Cab0use.
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AT SUFFOLK DOWNS


0lds I'VE fur.ongsl Glory Greenock ll2.
Pluck JACK lI5 Argq3ssrn il8 Sun DanGeg
e irish Ted. us; Old veteran. ll5
"a Branncastle Farm entry.
Second Race $1,000; claiming Swear
oq 91 SIP, Up g9 2 R5 S SHOW B665 s
ii2, xFloWery. Lady lI2' Jack Chevigny.
lI2, Pocket. l07.
Third Race $1,000. claiming; 3-yesr-olds
and up. six furiongS -XMerOvech, l08
xChain 1913 HEAVY Sugar lis Jessie b
NJ 1902, XGifted Lady. 100; Sic EN-, l07
lo2 Mack sennett. ii3 Helos, lis
XDunce l02 Colo Step. ll3; Xzulu Lad
.08, Losing Lon, l08, Traitor, ll3.
Fourth Race $1,000: The Jamaica Plain:
3-Eear-olds; six furlongs -i Marmara
40 XlcareSs l08. Brophv l08 Digntary
BED En5iea lI8 sun Liehtship Io5 Light
BROOK. no. Albuquerque. us. SpiXl. lI8.
Hardvare. ll8, LovIto, los: amy Ponne
oalL. j. Marks entry
Finh Race $500 The Massssoit Handt-
sixteenth miles Alberta. 1903 Dark Hope
ll6. Bahamas. 102, Coequel l04; aGallant
Mac l05 Palma, 100; GuStO, no Gov
Sh9itz los, aIdentify. 100, FIdels lO7;
IA G. Vanderbilt entry.
Sixth Race $1,000: claiming: s-year-olds
one mile and seventy Yards pepper. l04 :
NY Miss l07 aGodfn. 1907, Kali Bsys 1917
X aKlssen Bug, l02, XHigh Finance, 1917
XHappy Easter. I07, XPlug Ugly, lo4
XQueen Helen l02, Gretna B, 104.
AL Donegan and J. A. Coburn en-
try.
Seventh Race $1,000; claiming: Swear
olds and up: SIX furlongs Dove Of Peace
1902. HMOrheart. 102: XPaper Profits, 1903
sophist ll3; Ever True lO2. Flashing
Thru ll3; Moresoris, l13. XSilent Don.
1O2. XPar Value 1913 Happy Inver 1903
on Our Way. 1O7 Merely. 113; XSun Tea
time, 1906 XDrombo 108 Sun Clothing
1903.
Eighth Race $1,000; claiming: 4-vear-
olds and up; one and one-siXteenth miles
Appomattox. ITO. XPoPo. IA; XOur
liz. xDarhng Il2: Ca6ouse, lis; xRertibu-
ION. 107: Center Lane, ll6, Bright Melody
ITO; XPrince Pompev 1l5
x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. clear. track fast.
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YOU don't need monev 20 move; discarded
turn. wanted. HOLM TRANSFER. IR-
$3.50.
HARDRICK HAULING co.
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Births


BOYS.
Walter and Gladys South. Methodist
Hospital
Robert and Garnet Davis. of 437 S
Gray.
Frederick and Katherine Klein. St Vim
cents Hospital.
Richard and Georgia Foltz. St vincents
Hospital
Charles and Kathryn Beckers, ST. Vim
cents Hospital
Girls.
Ferdinand and Josephine Montani st.
VnCent'S Hospital.
Hugh and Clara Dunn. Of 1850 w Ray
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

AANNlSNS
Charles B. Titus %. Of 672 y. PennsvI-
vania-st, chiropraCtor, ana Mary Louise
Wise, 90, Of $500 College-av. stenographer.
Chef and Ethei l. jordan. 49, Of i708
Blaine-av. attendant.
Albert n Jester 80 Of 4l9 S HarriS-st.
salesman, and Jessie A Poole %. Of 1908
MorriS-st. housekeepcr.
Noble j. Dickey 26 Of 203l n Temple
ST, store manager. and Cleo Bracken.
&C., Of PSI n Pershing-ay. housekeeper.
Roy Il. Butler, "a, r. r. TO- Box no
baker. and Zelpha E. Bonn. 81. OF 1928
WoOdIawn-av. housekeeper
Robert H. Stewart %. Of 2438 Sheldon
ST, laborer and Josephine G. Halliday
% Of 2064 Columbia-av, housekecper.
William J. Schlanger 81, of 4507 Man
loye-av, special policeman. and Anna E
Chris, ~. of 45O7 Maniove-av. house
keeper.
Clarence w North 81. Of 1882 N. Beville-
az clerk. and Marie H. Oliver. "a. of 323
IoWa-St. nurse.
Hubert R Velte 81, Mddletown o. no
occupation and Frances Irene Sharp, 90
430 ssachusetts-av. hosiery worker
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One Best-Croftcr

One Best-CrOftcr
/ Khaki John, Eileen D, Toe
Dance
2. Sea Kale, Doer, Heap Good.
3. Samoan, Pcnabud AnorOid.
4. The Pelican, Miss MonOa. Can
ter Boy.
5. Crofter Unencumbered, Shady
Wcu
g. Big one Noble Spirit. FL Caion.
T. 81. Omer, Fort Dearborn, Mod
eTu Act
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WANT AID RESULTS
AT THE LOWEST COST
IN INDIANAPOLIS
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FOR
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Times Want ADS are sold oy The
WORD You DO not paw for part OF
line but ONLY for the numDer OF words
used
This arrangement makes Times Want
Ads. more than ever. the economy Want
ADS Of Indianapolis.
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LEGAL NOTICES

CHEVROLET 20 sedan: engine No 786O4l
serial No. 9AC53052. VIII be sold July &c.
1885. at 10 a. n. for storage and re
pairs amounting to S65.
W RAY
82n z Georgia st.
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BOX NUMBER REPLIES

Advertisers who do not desire 70
divuge their names or addresses may
take advantage OF The Times "ROX
NUMBER" service.
Replies to BOX Number" ads are re-
ceived at The Times office and ad-
vertisers are assured that their
identity IS never divulged By The
Times
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MONIES SELECTIONS For TO-DAY

Days Best-Black Helen.
Best Lcngshot-Hecla.
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ORDERING WANT ADS

The Times maintains q Mighty capable
force OF trained Ad-Takers aole 70
OF the utmost service TO every ad-
vertlser.
Your telephone can TO RILEY 1851
puts YOU IN instant touch with one
OF these courteous Ad-Takers.
II more convenient YOU NAV uring
YOUR ad to The TINES OFFICE 2l4
w MARYLAND or YOU NAV matt your
advertisement to the Classified Ad-
vertiSing Manager and 1t will recelYs
immediate attention.
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50 50-S5 90 l-2-3 rooms front. newly pa
pered. Ventilation Private entrance.
Garage. Iq4i y Olncv
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General Auto Repairing

CONTRACTING. general repairing pant
ing decorating. cleaning. roofing Insur-
arce p E MCREADY & CO. RI-7276.
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This One Found a Tenant for the Rooms

s5-NARKET. E. 1042-3-room front apart
ment, private porch. Everything fur
nshed. LI-7665.
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RESULTS!
Q This One Rented the Apartment

HOLCOMB {, HOKE popcorn machine Al.
First SIS takes National Cash Register
elsctrc, 2-drawer. First SIS takes. 1858
s West-St
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This One Got Cash for the Washer

MAYTAG washer: good condition; s22 so
1925 Brouse. CH-55O6-M
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SERVICE AND PARTS DEPTs.
Whitewashing, Painting

SPRAYING Cold water paint and viii
Washing. reasonable. THOMAS. LI-37
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ILLINOIS y 1916. APT Cheerful
room for ! or . private home walking
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II Hotels

HOTEL l24 New YorS-modegn out
side rooms 81 up. y Sc. from postcfaoe.
WASHINGTON " 359-Rooms for tour
lists dav or ulcbt- double 81 single soc
and Up WecSlv rates Morning calls.
HOTEL FREDERICK E WashiuEtCn-
s.. clean rooms. s. so week and up Rum
ming water; tubs. showers
Harbour Hotel ST. 5d1..2 \ - III Com ON,
cold water. Low rates.
Seminole Hotel c9 geo \ 5 Alabama
ming water with baths $3.50 week
Rooms without baths s. SO
Saratoga Hotel 5 5ts Mes S5ss s-ay S No.
CleanCSt and best rooms Electric fans.
nnefSpiing mattresses. Single 81. week.
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This One Sold the Refrigerator for Cash

ELECTRIC refrigerator. "GE" Monitor top.
slightly used bargain. BAH N. Illinois
ST. TA-l960
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5 Personals

LATE hction. 1ec: Nature Mac 15c
COLE S BOOK STORE. $50 n DELAWARE
FREE marcelS; HAIR eve service ROYAL.
BEAUTY ACAD. 4ol Rooseyelt-bldG
CONVALESCENT patients or inyahds taken
care of IN nurses home HA-2448-W
l2-GRAVE lot Washington PARK: $500
cash. WA-0652 c II BROWN
WASHINGTON Park Cemetery. lots
Section * 4 or ALL $3.50 X MGR =
81. BEIGE
WE repair broken plates and orer new
plates. lowest price. DIR o. .. CARTER
dentist. 46 n. PennSylvan,a-St RI-I250
WEDDING group photos. guar. & ca
PLAIT STUDIOS. 7O3 RooseveIt-bIdc
RI-6696
HAIR cut shampoo wave. all 3 for CSC
ROYAL BEAUTY ACAD., 4OI Roosevelt
COLON irrigation diathermv. ultraviolet
electric cabinet. massage. reducing treat
ncnt- EA-nA-a y -
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IA Situations Wanted

ORGANIZERS for Farmer-La borer-Con-
SUmers Alliance; excellent opportunity
Box K-2O92 Times
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SPECIAL DISCOUNTS
A discount OF 1919 Is given tor CASH
or y oiu is paid within ONE WEEK
after billing.
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Mattresses. Made Over
Moving. Transfer. Storage

RI-3667. IR-2I85-I-WILBUR STEINKAAfP
moving. storage: trade for used turni-
ture
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This One Rented the Housekeeping Rooms

NEW JERSEY n. 631-S25O So
apartment Modern furnished
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Prs Race sI000 The Cohasset. 2-year-
0lcs FIVE fur.Ongs Glory Greenock. Up
Plgckv JACK. li5 Argoan 1l8. Sun Dancer
l15. TonevS Wife i12. SKY Pirate. lis.
2 irish Ted. us; "a Old veteran. 1l5
Nv Kin. 1l2
Branncastle Farm entry.
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Al ARLINGTON
One Best-Black Helen
! Canine Real, Uncle Less, Poly
photo
?. Hccla, Miss Melody, Gamaliel.
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CONTRACT RATES

Can RILEY 555l for information re-
gardlng CONTRACT RATES.
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PAINTING and pointing water roofng
house and industrial. KUHN & KUHN,
DR-5443
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This One Rented the Housekeeping Rooms
> This One Rented the Apartment

WASHINGTON. 1919. E-2-room apart
ment nicely furnished; cross ventila-
ton; also sleeping room; reasonable
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Second Race $1,000. claiming. Swear
oids and up. one and one-siXteenth miles,
The Peter III, Big Show. 1l9. XBooCap
ii2, XFloWery Lady, 1l2, Jack Chevigny
1I2. Pocket l07
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j % LUC a DA
A 1O-word ad will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe a day cash
with order. Come to The Times office. pa
w Maryland one square from Illinois and
Westinghouse down Kentucky-ay. and let
us help YOU secure q lob
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AnnIiance Repair
Easements Rebuilt

ELEC PEFRIG. washer. vac. cleaner serv-
ice by fact trained service man. HOUSE
HOLD APPLIANCE co 24O Mass. RI
62l3 Open ewes. CH-3955W nights.
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Beauty Shops

EASEMENTS built and made drv UNI
VERSAL WATERPROOFING co. CHI
6397
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HOTEL ANTLERS
1S Housekeeping Rooms

O6ers all comforts Ultra modern note
$50 Meridian LT-235l
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MARGUERITE BEAUTY SHOP
Don't fail 70 get one Of our milky oil
Croouignole pernanents. plenty Of ringlet
ends ONLY 500 Reduction on all
permanenfs No waiting CH-4623 26ll
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. This One Rented the Apartment

WEsT-4-room single semi modern. fur
nished or unfinished garage, adults;
reasonable RI-7276.
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6 transportation
HELP WANTED
8 Help Wanted-MaIe
10 Statesmen & Agents

COLLEGE STUDENTS can earn real
money during your summer vacation.
Call 8-f2 329 Peoples Bank bldg
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ECONOMY AUTO REBUILDING CORP.
2l5 West Mich St
Dependable painting and repairing
GENERAL repairing ali makes. easv terms
EARL GREEN'S GARAGE $50 r
Wa-ne-av PI-825f
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APER cleaning, wall washing floor wax
ing. excellent service. o'Donald. LI-5063.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-07-05
JAPAN INCTTES CLASH
IN CHINA

SHANGHAI Despite the fact that
the Chinese authorities accept in substance
the demands of the Japanese ultimatum,
signifying the transfer of the entire pro-
vince of Chahar to Japan, the Japanese
authorities. continue to search for pretexts
for military action.
When the Chinese troops evacuated, a
clash occurred between the Japanese Man
churian troops and Chinese detachment
near Tushikow northeast of Kalgan).
The press here is certain that the JAP
aneSe organized the clash. According to
the Japanese version, 500 Chinese soldiers
allegedly attacked" the Japanese-Man-
churian detachments. Utilizing this ''inci-
dent" the Japanese troops are advancing
still further toward Kalgan.
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LONGVlEW

Lawrence Cote and Gilbert Ar
neson called at the Andrew Chris
tainsen and Fred Herman homes
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Golf and fam
lily and M. A. Arneson were in
Williston Wednesday.
Freddie, Willie and Herold Mil
ler, Willie Westrup and Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Johnson were Thurs
day visitors at the N. A. Arneson
home.
Nels and Melvin Arneson were
Plentywood callers Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Miller came back
from her vacation Thursday. Mrs
Miller visited with an aunt il
Minnesota and also an uncle il
Canada. She was gone for two
weeks
Mr.. Miller was in PlentywooC
Thursday after his wife. Mrs Mil
Ter enjoyed her trip.
Gilbert Arneson and Donaval
GOof were to Coolridge after Goa
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Golf and fam
lily and Gilbert Arneson enjoyed
the movie "Laddie" at PlentywooC
J Friday evening.
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AS u. S. MINISTER ARRIVES
IRISH DEMONSTRATE FOR MOONEY

DUBLIN, = Workers throwing leaf
let's demanding the release of Tom Mooney
demonstrated today as Alvin M. Owsley,
new United States Minister, approached the
entrance to Dublin Castle to present his
credentials to President canon De Valera.
The leaflets bearing the signatures of
the Communist Party, read as follows:
There can be no welcome to Owslev.
He is not representative of the American
people, but an agent of a government of
big business, profiteers and racketeers.
How could Owsley or any other agent of
the United States government be welcomed
to the shores of Ireland while Mooney is
held in jail?
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MONTANA SHARE
OF PROJECT FUND
Is $4,000 MOO

Montana will receive about
$S2,OOO,0OO of the work-relief
funds as it's share under the pub
lie works program.
This sum is to be spent in the
Eext two pears in an attempt to
put every employable man now on
relief to work on public projects.
The unemployable persons will be
turned over to the care of their
home counties.
The administration of the public
works project will be supervised
from Helena by State Works Pro-
gress Administrator, Ray Hart. :.
The state will be divided into
four districts each with an assist
ant administrator, responsible to
the state administrator. The dis
trict headquarters will be at Great
Falls, Billings, Havre, and Butte.
The money Montana will receive
is estimated on the basis of May
relief rolls which was $4,000 fami-
lies.
The governments allotment to
each person it plans to put to work
is 81, LAB including wages, material
and administrative expenses.
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KILLER OF NEGRO
GETS ONE YEAR
AS JURORS SLEEP
DECATUR, Ala. June rs

DECATUR, Ala, June 28.-
While two jurors slept, Gene Giers,
white boy was tried for the kill
ing of Henry Love, a Negro, in the
same courtroom that saw Hay
wood Patterson and Clarence Nor
ris, two Scottsboro boys, railroided
to death sentences by a jury very
much awake to the very lynch
melting speech of the prosecution.
The same Judge sat in the case
of Giers who speeded up the legal
lynching of the Scotsboro boys and
did everything in his power to
keep the defense from presenting
evidence that meant life or death
for nine black boys. This was Jud-
ge WV. Callahan. Early in July
Callahan will hear the attorneys
for the International Labor De-
Tense plead that bail be set fol-
two of the boys, Willie Robertson
! and Glen Montgomery.
Two of the jurors fell asleep
during the evidence and had to be
awakened and informed that they
and their fellow jurors were to re-
tire and deliberate on the case.
The verdict in Giers' case was
not death in the electric chair, but
one year in jail.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-07-05
EDEN YIELDS TO
MUSSOLNI WAR
PLANS In AFRICA

ROME, June 90 In the name
of civilization and British cotton
interests, Captain Anthony Eden
today yielded to Mussolini the full
support of his government in the
enslavement of the last sovereign
Negro country in Africa.
In return Mussolini will lend a
supporting voice to the anti-soviet
armament bloc between Nazi Ger
many and the Baldwin gov.
Eden did not back Mussolini's
expedition of plumber against Eth
iopia without misgivings, it was
reported. Fully aware that Italian
fascism was lettering by weight
of its inner contradictions, Eden
was declared to have expressed
fears of its overthrow as a result
of a bloody and costly African war.
The desperate recklessness of Mu-
ssolini's adventure, he feared
would arouse inevitable publicity
through Ethiopia's mmbership in
the League. Revolt and protest
would follow throughout British
colonies in Africa and the world.
The desire to consolidate al
arti-Soviet front behind the lead.
ership of Hitler, Germany forced
Eden's hand, competent observers
declared.
Mussolini has also agreed t.
consider entrance into the prospec
tive AnglO-German air defense
league, it was affirmed.
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know the hidden threat of the
swimming hole. Only by the ut
most care, can we be thankful at
the end of the day that nothing
serious has happened. For days in
adrance, the children can be dis
cussing the above topics and plan
ming their own protection. No bet
ter educational device is known.
eats" is the big question when
talking picnic. Here is the supreme
occasion for getting across the
ideal picnic luncheon. Plan it care
fully as any meal. A thermos bottle
of cool milk; tomato and lettuce
sandwiches; cup custard; fruit; a
cake dessert. Teachers should plan
their lessons on foods for the
month preceding picnic time.
Bring out all the values in the pic
mic luncheon. Such opportunities
furnish the motives for health
education.
HO1U to in1pLGalt proper eating
habits IN children 1Oiu be the sub
ject of DIR. IreLGaad's neat article.