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II farmers neutrality-suspicious.
and city people had Jobs and money,
to busa foSd there 3w4bA&fffddhb't BE A any
surplus. HJ2JHO
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weery an asserted phone qatf- and.
then rWfnL to- "a pearbB9isafetrris
ia, order t@.aHsrt sqsHieioDtbynhe-
Ing, AWAY &repbh9mee atnthe. time.
oflhe kbDing,grBefnpe kavingpt the
house, I officers declare, .siIiMiss
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so the ohiReh2assassintmigM enter
and0'syT her bhnsbandfunseen Oh
MrSmH Neutrality-suspicious. by hpsp
lice. as rlshnhgiimtoithe house wifi
neighborsliwherelthe body Of her
husband vbgssformd On 1fAe Yl66i1,l
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penetrated theihlgfto side V6f ,sfB77ss'
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cl1lding thHitd Off ~NepFstRa
H llnha4sIEorter wh61%asl
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hear his home while going tpI
several weeks ago. Officers
Say theEayfGi6H4 5heT11stW 5Gga
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an orgs8HSd TgoHqf dFnAUlerS
who yaetims for those
who would benefit-hH their death.
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Tbs ehia6iseanstitptibnaIn question:
to eRebbfepgha befohew thedSupreme'
thresS SsbObgmoasebns9th
desalosDthe1skead1H NsgU0es tol serve
on juries in AksbansRI betsta yev1sH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beshIseAH
gag din aBcordaneeswith thelbest in
eEastsTof othe9 defendants, y Ahnai 1Dao
mon, acting national secretary of the
/. 4stDu apn0uaeednfrnn the national
ef1qthe ootganigations indNew'
YoEEs cot 18th rE9 NstsO dallingl upon
I'll. ita Observation-Disclosures to support
this united defense by a Hbroad lpfo1'
est Woyement .Apon the Supreme
Court .dJnaRding 70 completeIs Gncens
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THIS IS the si Ssse99PadS tine othsatta this
, wo rb45famSY 81 eas So SSompHe4s ifbefQgen the
highest 4of cS g noiTIfhss4af Su4Rgg ddp9 e eGeqpgt
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seftts s4s 6 Sf fhe sssEHfsgBd TT baaEarb9as,
cond mined to death. The cases Of the.
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The Scottsboro case, now almost
topr years DID, began on March rs,
19PlsswheB Observation-Disclosures
Meyaosa Jtrstsioatqdaitw f58N,i
Alabama, and chareeditwibhntH fa3d
Of tMo-mAi+e-ss -a4su found on the
train, They ,YAr6stried at esptsadotat
NH I'll hut PaEr IIL~:oL4
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bers of the. Labor .Snb-Committee -af,
eng R8dgsgE79 6 iaf Ksep3f s5sa stH listened
Mtl Week g Negro 47abo - and .pso-
fessioasaiitse hre32 TIE qs9pm media en- enact,
~at tEg nWoriie r 1 nnemploxnaent,
Iand s0taaP lffisAa Bra eeo BIZ pHtR' 2ao%
The e5Hahitteg wshaso1 Eboaffding bearings.
on the Wf6ffee9ers"sn BBf f1I. sn, -" ..
JosgpaqfHfSSw hMet Birmfnghan Steel
MorkeFan 1 f9}press s1f & 81 local as.
VI" thsl AAalggaaRRaaaf ead1 Association Of.
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'w5rkaA B1h BY TGaoa11 gr rDS2 aHe de-
7Aatea Hth sAdff bsat tRs56SSRfssrrs ON h h&EaLs,iaa,
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fol-: aati6r P'aaAh and aa IfpazsEae' .ssnaggTgestfons nas
to efGbFansa pfesaanAt1esdf.s 1s Sesn at e re RI.
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happy o4faavFe7a u letter from G nv dear
Est Daddy: asB9caaidsa 9F It. SEEMS ms Ike Eve.
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d1defstaAatR y99A94fP ffesttseE. She helped.
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tex1 which ends on this omfhn2oofa sa nnSo,tte..1 !
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lowsep monster mo sste4 st. ct mob sHiolanee bto I,
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1e = PROFESSIONALS URGE Be3E, =. 4
10 sviI e6NEkEss s'1To PASS s. !,
sid 10 s1a' sWoRKERSS 9 Eli.
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OF ns'aI PkoBtEMaissA "a *"0a~ > .
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vsft taht OF .thAtG sdt m snshJ NTt1T
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70 it is a threat Of, menace to
verifying Of jill! SatfRon. d and "a
ahE cixflizS195n o9ilso "a" ZIG
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er witnesses who favored the
AN BsD1en8N NAHM
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p Wayne. shoulder construction between
SsW Haven 20 Ohio line.
u. s. 3i-Defour between Indianapolis
anc Franklin over Roads l35 and 49,. open
% local traGic between Indianapolis and
ROAD ss-Detour over city streets in
L. s. 5s-Dstour over city streets IN
Dsnsiile. closed between indianapolis enc
Pendietsn- detour over Z. S. 80 ana Roac y
Road s7-Detolr between Bedford and
Cciiftc Is four miles. four-ton lead limit
on bridge over Salt Greek
Road s5-Bridge run around a. Green's
Road ss-surfacs treating between
Frankfort and Rossyille; detours marEea
U s. -Detour 81 miles between Dun
relth and Richmond over Roads 3. 50 sno
u 8 ss. open 20 local traffic between
DunTelth and Cambridge City: bridge run
81 s 4i@Detoar over city streets n
Evansville and Terre Haute. oetour ~
miles from junction Roads Il ana 81 oSss
Road north 70 Hammond - -
Road E3-Detour over CITY Street,s ln
r~1wfr~i vr.rlr- defoEr from CTaN IOFos-
Vile north Is IS miles over Road - ano
county road. defour Just south oil La
Posd ss-BridEe construction in Con-
uersvilie- detour one-fourtn nile -
Road ss-Detour between Bowling Green
ano ysndaia IS y miles over county nv I o.
Road 5O-Drive slowly west Of Shoals . due
20 settlement Of road. detour IN BEDFORD
over CITY streets. ,,,-
o. 52-Closed between indianapolis
and Lebanon. defour over Roads y ana
% detour in Fowler over CITY streets
ROAD 55-DetouT in Cravfordsvile over
Posd 6i-De'our in Bonneville over city
streets. detour from Bonneville north Is
I've miles. -.
Road 62-Detour over city streets in Mt.
Vernon. -,
Road s3-Surface treating between New
mort and Road "a. detour marked.
Road 67-Detou- between Switz City ana
Spencer IS II 5 miles over Roads 81 ana
al closed between Indian polls and jun
elton Road 236 south Of Anderson. oetour
over U. 40 to Greenfield. Road north
70 junction Roads Q and 81. Road 1872 ano
county road north 10 junction Roads 2S6
and s..
Road Iss-Between Danville and North
Salem. surface treatment.
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ARMY GONDOLA
HAS MANY new
SAFETY DEVICES
Shock AbSorberS Installed
for Flight Into
Shakespeare.

RN Science SeTrfce
WASHINGTON, June 14-Every
safeguard from injury to either the
stratoSpheric explorers or the giant
bag and gondola will be aboard the
the National Geographic Society
Army Air Corps balloon Explorer II
when it takes of soon from North
Dakota, according to an announce
ment from the society here today.
The two biggest hazards-rare-
fed stratospheric air and crash
on the ground-especially will be
minimized.
Both Capt. Albert w. Stevens,
commander and scientific observer,
and Capt. Orvil A. Anderson, pilot,
will wear parachutes for emergen-
cies. In addition the gondola will
have a great 80-foot diameter chute
which can ease it down to earth
if last years near fatal crash re-
occurs.
Besides the great parachute the
gondola will have, on its under side,
double set Of inflated shock abb
sorberS made of elastic rubberized
fabric.
Shaped like doughnuts, these
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myriad Of scientific instruments,
also can serve as ballast If needed.
They are suspended outside the
gondola, each with its separate
small parachute. and can be cast
of by pulling out pins within the
metal ball.
All risks from fire hazard in the
Explorer II has been removed by
the decision to initiate the worlds
largest balloon with helium which
will not burn, instead Of hydrogen
gas as used on the previous ascen-
sion.
In case the gondola should some
how spring leak and allow lie
normal air content to escape in the
stratosphere, special TASKS will sup
ply mixture of rs per cent oxygen
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shock absorbers are designed to
rupture separately; the outer one
first, releasing its contained air
slowly and thus protecting the still
inflated inner one.
The gondola parachute and the
inflated shock abSorbers are only
the means of last resort, however.
In event the balloon falls too fast,
it is possible to dump the whole
load of lead dust ballast overheard
in a few seconds. Dynamite caps
inside each ballast bag are fired
electrically from within the gondola,
rip the bags open and free the bal
loon from much dead weight. With
its lightened load the balloon in
ordinary circumstances, again will
climb.
Electric batteries, operating the
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FLYING

THERE are a great many divi-
Il sions into which the general run
OF humanity can be divided. .
But so far as flying men are con-
.cerned there are only two kinds Of
pilots: Those who believe the engine
Is never going 10 quit and those who
expect it TO quit any minute and are
constantly making plans TO do some
thing about it when II happens.
Therefore a smart pilot before
taking Of from an airdrome will use
all the field every bit Of 1t. He
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ROAD 1-Dsfours ia valparaiso. South
Pend G-rrrr ana Mi-hauaka over city
streets ar-clr frru E.Elar- 20 Junction
ROD q ana ~ -Drta1r between Charler-
tosu ard i.-rt-ol Road So over Roads
Rosd 8 shoslssr eonrtrue.ion south q
Eenca lE..r. cr-F- Isl. le.1lr nor p q
Aurn-Ner.e C1ur-V IRE is 10 miles over
Road 5-Dero-r from South whitley %
cre mile south. account rricFe con-truc-
md a-shrrfErr construction and one
hr.rre ran around north 90 Marion. bridge
rlr-arllrla frlr miles nor o. Colum-
"a C.r. dr-1ur from Junction Road e.
near rrler 'Cl 70 junction Road 135 south
Road. BE- surface treatment from Z. S.
Rad lf-De-olr Just west o. south
whitley is seven miles, drive slowly BE-
turrr Junction Roads S and 3 account
Road I5-Defo1r north and east Of
waterford is 2 5 miles long. ce-our a.
Goshen oVer city streets
Road Is-DetoIT six mtes cas-. OF Fowler
is seven miles over gravel
Road 11-5lOuider construction vest %
IaG-anEe IS four miles. separate routes
Tor east and west bound trafiic.
Road 2f-DetOur 10 p Wayne over city
Road 7s-surface treating from EDNA
Mils caE- tao miles. cetuIr FOUR miles.
detoIr from Lafayette 20 Rossvnle is
eigh-een miles account Of surface treat
men.
Road 7T-Detour between Waterloo and
ArElla IS = miles over county road and
Road 1z1
Road 1s-Detour IN Aftica over CITY
streets. defour miles over county road
east q Rldgerille. bridge weak on this
dernur
ROAD 79-Detour over city streets in
Poad s0-Dc.our in valparaiso over city
streets. traffic drive slowly between
Crovnrroun and tina Green and between
q
shoulder constructions bridge run-arcunds
east % WARSAW. detour over city streets in
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and IS per cent nitrogen to the
gondola. The supply will last long
enough to allow the balloon to drop
to levels where the trapdoors can be
opened and normal air allowed to
enter.
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LEGION GROUP NAMES
FIDAC PRIZE WINNER

Auxiliary Announces VictOrS in
Essay Contest.
The American Legion Auxiliary
today announced that Mary Best,
Minneapolis. won first prize in the
National Fidac essay contest, Rich
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With MAJ. AL WILLIAMS
Chief Of Air Service.
ecr.Dps-Hovard Junior Aviator.

starts from the far edge and CAL
culates what he will do in case the
motor stops before he reaches a safe
altitude. Most Of mans flying
thinking is done on the ground.
A pilot who takes of from an air.
drome with clear plan in his mind
as TO what he intends to do in case
Of emergency, is one jump ahead Of
trouble It is always the smart aleck
who uses only half an airport to
take of, who climbs and turns be-
fore he has speed enough to pake
that maneuver. And it is usually he
who comes to grief.
MY own maxim .. and one l tell
70 all flyers. young and old. is this:
"A flying man is never better than
his engine-and seldom as good as
his ship"
A great stimulus to building new
airports and landing areas has been
brought through the energy of Eu-
gene Vidal, head Of the Bureau Of
Air Commerce. He has managed to
get appropriations from PWA funds
and Federal agencies to set up new
fields.
Under the present rule, these
funds can be appropriated when the
local municipality is willing to in
vest a similar amount. Such an APP
preparation of money lightens the
load on each community and
consequently new airportS are
springing up all over the country.
QUESTION-What is a spinner?
This is a cone-shaped covering
fitted over the propeller hub and
which revolves with the propeller.
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THREE DET0URS
ARE ADDED TO
STATE SYSTEM
MANY Run-AroundS Forced
by Construction Work
on Highways.

Three new detours we're added to
state highways this week as the
result Of construction and improve
ment work DetoIrs near Kewanna
and Greencastle were eliminated.
Defours noH IN eject include.
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ard Seymour. st. Adams. VT. Sec
ond, and Mary Ann Dicks. Leaven-
worth. Kan. third.
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Astaue. and Irene Dunno As
StCphaHie the designer.
Astaire and Miss Rogers landed at
tho top Of the Hollywood ladder in
The Gay Divorce" snd now by
their work in Roberta" they have
made their permanent home on this
ladder Of fame.
Their dancing. especially Of
Smoke Gets Into Your Eyes" is
Of the highest class.
Astaire possesses the best dancing
feet IN the business today and he
acts with ease and sincerity. Miss
Dunno is a lovely sight when she
becomes a Russian princess with
her crown Of jewels and old court
dress.
She handles beautifully the sew
cral song numbers that she has
Helen Wesley is cast as Roberta,
the greatest dTeSSmaker in Paris
Fay TcmpietOn played the role here
Ind elsewhere on the stage Both
illav the famous death scene differ
emily but both are equally effective.
In the several dress paradeS staged
IN Roberta'S swanky shop in Paris.
the movie has 10 all over the stage
The gowns IN this movie VIII make
the men gasp
s, Roberta" has everything that
sercaL movie should have
O Here Is the musical comedy gem
OF the season.
Now at the Indiana.
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been for years, l really wish he
could have time to palm cards and
do intimate sleight of hand. But
speed and Spectacles is demanded
in magic today and Thurston more
than meets that demand. His
daughter. Jane, has her part of the
bill in which she uses mechanical
tricks of various kinds. Just how
good a magician of the old school
she will be 1 do not know because
1 have seen her do no old-faShioned
palming
Miss Jane does have a pleasing
way about her.
The outstanding new spectacle of
Thurston this year is cutting of"
the head and feet of a young wom-
an with an old-fashioned Chinese
beheading machine.
This illusion is a marvel. 1t is
theater of the best school and per-
fectly done by Thurston and his as
sistantS.
For a finale he is using his water
fountain spectacle, which is a mas
terpiece. ThurSton is on the stage
most of the time
He still saws a woman in two
pieces and gets lots of suspense and
comedy from it. A woman still
floats in midair and the magic ball
from a cabinet travels in midair
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thor has wife who Just doesn't IN
der stand him and the farmers
daughter does in her own inexperi-
'enced way.
Between the frantic efforts of the
farmer (Siegfried Rumann) to put
his daughter into a loveless mar
rage 10 a beast of a farmer and
the fight that the authors wife puts
up to keep her husband makes a
corpse out of the farmers daugh-
ter.
Not a very happy story, but it
gives Cooper and Miss Stem oppor-
tunities TO emote as we'll as giving
the woman star a death-bed scene
which is indicated more by the emo
tons Of Cooper than actual acting
on the part of Miss Stem.
There is lot of over-acting on the
part Of most of the cast. I realize
that stories Of this nature are diff
cult TO make sound real.
There is just too much suffering
because Of love in this story.
Personally, 1 can't see that it is
necessary for an author to marry
or love his inspiration for each
story that he writes. Maybe 1 am
wrong.
The photography, direction and
sound are excellent.
Now at Loew's Palace.