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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
SIGN AT NOTRE DAME

M TWCN NpCfl0T
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Aug. Is. -
Two Notre Dame varsity football
players who graduated last year
have been signed as assistant fresh
man grid coaches by their alma
mater. it was announced today by
Head Coach Elmer Layden Jack
Robinson. center. and Paul Schren-
ker. guard, will report for duties
Sept. 10.
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GIRL between Is and 40. 4 in family: more
for home than wages. CH-l105-M.
WHITE woman. part day: general house
work. go home nights. 5515 Lowell
8 LADIES to give out samples and take
orders: salary SO per week and bonus:
Average earnings SIG to $40 weekly. Call
after p. m. 272 Century Bldg.
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$4,000 PWA FUND
ASKED BY FIT. WAYNE
Loan and Grant for New Sewage
Disposal Plant Sought.

The largest single application for
a public works project yet to be filed
with the local state Office of the
Public Works Administration was
recorded today when the city OF Fl.
Wayne entered lis application for
a $3.50 900 loar and grant to
finance complete. new sewage dis
posal plant an dadditions to the
present sewer system of the city.
Forrest M. Logan. acting state
PWA director. stated that several
other large projects are pending,
but actual filing of the formal ap-
plication in his Office has been de-
layed awaiting final decision on
matters of a purely local nature.
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Marriage Licenses

Edgar Ford Jr., "a. of 1921 Msrlowe -av
chauffeur. and Juanita Miedl. 10. of 1908
School-st. houSekeeper.
Alonzo Hall, So, of TAO Haugh-st. sales
man, and Martha Jones, rs, of 100 Bloom
ington-St. houSekeeper.
John Moore. 80. of 2724 N. Talbot st
clerk. and Eleanor Dunn, 80, of 9l5 NJ
Pennsylvania-st, social service worker.
Buford Payne, %. of 1857 S. Randolph
st, commercial artist. and Marian Haw-
kins, %, of 1910 Fletcher-av, housekeeper.
Homer Steinhauer. 10. of 144O Concord
st, salesman. and Eleanor Baldwin. 20. of
1886 Alton-av, seamer
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BRAVES POOR BUSINESS"

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BOSTON. Aug. 15.-The OMal-
ley associates have abandoned ne
gotiations for the purchase of the
Boston Braves Charles j. OMal-
lay. head of the firm. said today he
had decided to drop the matter,
after inspecting balance sheets and
other financial statements submitted
by Charles F. Adams, ma jority
stakeholder
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Thief Makes SOS Gain
in Jim Carriers Room

DIT fH'N NVffInI
CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-If Jim Car
ter. star Purdue half back. turns up
late for the All-Star practice today.
Coach Bachman will have a hotel
thief to blame.
Carter returned to his hotel room
yesterday to discover that his watch,
a gold football trophy and two honor
keys were missing. He estimated his
loss at S65
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

ANDERSON. MAY-Widow of the late
Stephen Anderson mother of Mrs. J. NJ.
Lawhorne Mrs. Mary Cronin and Mrs
Carl Barnes and John. Stephen AND Dan
Anderson. passed away at the residence
1908 Hoyt-av. Aug. IA. Funeral at the
residence Saturday. Aug H. $50 a. m
Services St. Patrick's Church. a.
Interment HOLY Cross Cemetery Friends
invited Members of Altar Society meet
at the residence Friday, p m. for
PRAYER.
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Cards. In Memoriams

EORD--We wish TO express our deep
gratitude to our many friends and rela-
floral gifts in our recent bereavement in
the death of HARVEY FORD our be-
loved father. also Rev Graham and
rectors. (Sgnedl THE FAMILY.
wish to extend our
heartfelt thanks and appreciation for
the acts of kindness messages of SYM
ceived from our many friends in Indi-
annapolis and other cities during our sad
bereavement in the death of our beloved
brother and uncle VICTOR MOSCHETTI
We also wish to thank the neighborS.
DR.. V. A. LaPents. Father Sansoni and
the undertaken, Mr.. Lauck
Siqned. FLORIAN MOSCHETTI AND
FAMILY
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Fishing the Air

Fred Perry. worlds amateur tennis
champion; Henry Hull. former star OF
Tobacco Road; Bobby Burns comedian
and The Characters" will be Rudy VAL
lees guest star attraction on the Variety
Hour broadcast over an NBC-WEAF net
work Thursday at 6 p. m.
TITLES Punctured Romance" hill
arious drama of a love which could not
be true, will be the first entertainment
to be presented at the Nickelodeon
Thursday at p. M. over WIRE an
NBC network.
The radio adaptation of "A Connecticut
Yankee" a musical play based on Mark
Twain's story of a modern young man who
finds himself back in the days of King
Arthur. will be presented by the cast OF
Captain Henrv's Show Boat Thursday at
p. m. over WIRE and an NBC network.
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MILLER HOMECOMING
SCRAP Is POSTPONED
BIZ I Hifcd Press

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug ia 10
round fight between Freddie Miller
of Cincinnati. recognized as feath-
erweight champion by the National
Boxing Association, and Roger Ber-
nard. Flint. Mich, scheduled for
last night, was postponed until to-
night because of rain. 1t will be
Miller's first appearance since he
returned from almost a year of
European campaigning.
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$1,000 DADE MEMORIAL
RACE BILLED SATURDAY

BIZ Times Special
DADE PARK. KY. Aug. 15.-The
26-day race meet now in progress at
Dade Park will be featured this
week by the running of the A. B.
Dade Memorial handicap for g.
year olds and upward at six fur
longs for purse of $1,000 on Satur-
day.
The race is expected to attract
some of the best handicap horses at
Dade Park
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Bv United Press

IbV UUlJeU PTeSSI
AT SAN FRANCISCO-Fred Apostolic 1871
San Francisco. decisioned Rudy Mendez
$50. FL Psso ,Sl: Leon zorrita, 1876, Cuba
decisioned Johnny Fasano. 1876. San Fran
cisco 49,: Lou Leidtke. 19l. San Francisco
decisioned Blonde Ryan l89 Sacramento
81: Charley Hendricks. 1873. San Francisco.
and Frankie Santos 143 San Jose. drew
a.: Frankie Marine. 142. San Francisco.
technically ed out Roy Vigil. 1879. Los
Angeles ~: Billy Lufrano. 1877. San Fran
cisco. knocked out Eddie Sagundes, l29.
San Jose ~.
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r { N T AIS
Is Furnished Rooms

81 Nicely furnished. modern room. So
with garage. 3542 {. Mlchigan-st
ALABAMA. n. l4us-Deligntfuly cool.
windows adjoining bath. upstairs or
down RI-i7S3
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Births
Girls

Girls
Helen and Lawrence Zapp. ST. Francis
Hospital.
Elsie and Norman Schlling. st. Francis
Hospital
Juanita and Wilbur Elliott. St Francis
Hospital
Clara and Henry zahnd. St. Francis
Hospital.
GLADYS and Johannas Spoke. ST. Francis
HOSPITAL
Louise and Joseph Harris. St. Francis
Hospital
Lillian and William Fitzwater. St. Fran
Catherine and Rudolph stumph. st
Francis Hospital.
josephine and Milton Murphy, ST. Fran
Opal and Lloyd sierp, St. Francis Hos
pital.
Jennie and Delbert Rogge. St. Francis
Wilford and Mary Horsley. 1865 N Gale
John and Mae Jones, 1910 Shelby.
Kenneth and Marcella Hibner, Methodist
Hospital.
Charles and Doveta Lamb Methodist
Hospital.
Walter and Freda Showers. Methodist
Howard and Bertha Stuart. Methodist
Hospital.
BOYS
Hilda and Charles Stroud ST. Francis
Hospital.
Ethel and Thomas Bohlfsen St. Fran
els Hospital
Merle and George Morgason. ST. Francis
HOSPITAL.
Mary and Theodore Holsapple st. Fran
els Hospital
Selma and Walter williams St. Francis
Hospital.
Rosemary and Herman Drake. St. Fran
els Hospital
Julia and Francis Kred st. Francis
Hospital.
Ruth and Edward Oyler. ST. Francis
Hospital.
Anna and Benno WetzeI. ST. Francis
Hospital.
Ora and Jewel Newqent St. Francis Hos
ptal
Clarence and Georgia Anderson. 333 S.
KevS. 1ne.
Clinton and Opal Fletcher Methodist
Hospital.
Norwood and Alice Baker Methodist
Hospital -
Ronald and Irene Msrtenet. St. Vim
cents Hospital.
Frank and Rosemary Ross. st. Vincents
Hospital. 49,,
Earl and Idello Burnett. i4l4 e. path.
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10 Statesmen g. Agents
/ Help Wantcd-Female

ALESMEN-Agents sell electric bulbs.
INDIANA LAMP SALES CO.. 9O3
ulinois-St
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HUMPHREYS Condition Critical

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EASTVIEW. N. Y. Aug. 15.-Joe
HUMPHREYS, veteran sports an
nouncer, is still in critical condi-
ton, it was announced today at
Grasslands Hospital. He has suf-
fered four strokes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
INDIANA SHOWS GAIN
IN NUMBER OF STORES
Licenses Indicate Sharp Increase for
This Year Over 1884.

LIOtHStS IHUICdVt SHIT IHCTtdSt TUT
This Year Over 1884.
Indiana's main street" stores
have shown a sharp increase in the
last three years, according to rec
ords of the state store license di-
vision headed by Clarence Jackson,
gross income tax division director.
The records show that a total Of
$500 licenses have been issued this
year against total Of 56,754 by the
same date in 1884. A total of 64,043
licenses were issued in 1884 and Mr..
Jackson believes that figure for the
FULL year will be surpassed by the
complete 1885 record
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
MILLION ASKED IN SUIT
CHARGING CONSPIRACY
Former Mahogany Plant Head Files
Action in Superior Court.


Action in Superior Court.
Charging a conspiracy to convert
the Talge Mahogany Co. to the Ma
tional Dry Kiln Co., 437 w. Geor-
gia-st, John H. Talge, Carmel for
mer president of the mahogany
firm, has filed suit for S1,o00,O00
damages in Superior Court.
The defendants in the action are
the National Dry Kiln Co., its presi-
dent, Ira A. Minnick; the Indiana
National Bank and William p.
Flynn, vice president of the bank.
The complaint charges that Mr.
Minnick. who was named receiver
for the Talge firm in 1882 in Su-
perior Court 5. wasted the assets"
of the receiverShip.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
NERVOUS SPELLS
ENDED YEAR AGO
Indianapolis Lady Tells
How IndO-Vin Brought
Lasting Relief From
Nervous Affection.

The real test
of any medicine
is proof that it
brin g ; lasting
relief. as in the
case of Mrs. Nan
ReSler. of 1929
E. 9th st, here
in indianapolis.
who says: "Indo-
vim was the first
medicine n a {
gave me any
permanent relief
and I haven I
suffered with my
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
10 Rooms with Board

ALABAMA. N. I224-Cool front room,
twin beds. good meals, $3.50 each. RI
6647
DELAWARE. N. 1oo2-cool room. excellent
meals walking distance, phone, garage.
s6 double.
LEXINGTON. 937-Double room. twin
beds. laundry: excellent meals; $40 dbl.
$3.50 single. DR-3523-J.
WASHINGTON BLvD-Idesl home for 2
men or 2 employed girls: private bath;
garage optional. TA-4893.
WANTED-Child to board in a good home:
mothers care; verv reasonable. RI-9252-
Again in 1884 as IN l933-The Times
was the Onlv Indianapolis Evening Paper
to show 4 gain in want ads
THE REASON-RESULTS
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BURGLARS GET $1O6,
RING IN FOUR RAIDS
Unlocked Safe Yields $50 Loot;
Three Homes Entered.

Burglars collected a total of $1O6
and a ring from three homes and a
business office last night. From an
unlocked safe at the Thomas Theard
Co., 735 w. Henry-St, thieves took
500. A Negro prowler took purse
containing IS from the home of Mrs.
Clyde Houser. 1924 N. Illinois st; $26
was stolen from the home of Mrs.
Mary Lucas, ITO N. Talbot-st, and
ring and SO was taken from the
residence of Miss Mildred Lamb
TIA N. Talbot-St.
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II 30-RoSa Linda (NBCl.
1:00-Luncheon Dance tunes.
1.15-Walter Hickman.
1:45-Morin Sisters CNBC).
2:00-Woman's Radio review (NBCD.
2:30-Madge Marley lNBCl
2:45-Jolly Coburn's orchestra (NBC).
3:l5-Grandpa Burton tNBCl.
3:30-Castles of Romance (NBCl.
3:45-Adventures of Sam and Dick (NBC)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
TWO MORE YEARS


NEW YORK. Aug. l5.-Be-
IN cause there is no one in
sight capable of repelling Fred
Perry. England will retain the
Davis Cup for two more years,
Wilmer Allison. member Of the
United States squad this year,
believes.
mo one will come close to
beating Perry in the Nationals
at Forest Hills next MONTH"
SAYS Allison. Don Bulge
showed a lot of promise in his
singles match with the Eng
lishman at Wimbledon, but he
is two years away.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
WINS AT KENDALLVILLE

BIZ Timcs Special
KENDALLVILLE. Ind. Aug Is
Roscoe Belwyn won three straight
heats to capture the PA trot yes
terday at the Kendallville fair
ground.
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Nora Ethel Snyder. 81. Of St. Vincents
Hospital diabetes mellitus.
Dora Howe Jones. 80, at ol4 N. Bradley
mvoca rditis. 80
Eugene Masters l. at Riley Hospital,
meningitis.
Endore s. Craig. 81. at Irvingtcn Sana-
toriun1 .o,n -
C.,lia Copeland Digs. 7a. at 1910 T.
washington. cerebral hemorrhage.
Herman Ruddick months. at City Hos
pital infectious diarrhea.
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ANN0UnCEM ENTs
| Death Notices

KAMLOT. ALICE DEBORAH-ACe "a OF
1864 n. New Jersey-St. beloved daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kamlot. sister Of
Freda and Lillian Ksmlot passed away
Wednesday evening a. the Methods
Hospital. Funeral Friday. Aug is. 10
A. m. a. the Lineth Hazdik Society 73l
S. Meridian. Friends invited.
KLINSICK. MRS. LOUISE Cnee Prange)-
Passed away at hex home IN chieaso.
sick OF Chicago and sister Miss Min
ME Prsngs of this CITY. Friends NAV
call a. the HARRY W MOORE FU-
NERAL PARL ORS. 2o50 Michigan-st.
after =. m. THURSDAY. Funeral service
FRIDAY. 230 D N. Friends invited. Blu
rial Crown Hill
STEVENS. JOHN O.-Entered into rest
Wednesday, age 50 years. beloved hus-
band OF Mary Stevens stepfather OF
Andrew and John Temple. brother of
Marie Shaw. Grace Moran. Erie. George
and Anoy Stevens. Funeral Saturday at
residence. 226 n. New Jersey-st. 1880
a m. Friends invited Burial Crown
PARIORS IN CHARGE.
STOCKAMP. FRED Weather OF Charles
Stockamp. Mrs. Lillian Wysong and Mrs
Anna Hybarger. passed away Weones-
day p. m Funeral services Saturday. 2
p. m. al the late residence. Sill Birch
av Burial Crown Hill Friends invited
TOLIN FUNERAL SERVICE.
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6 Transportation
8 Helm Wanted-Male

Salesmen-Full time or part time. No
experience necessary. Opportunity TO
earn real money. 329 Peoples Bank Blds.
WANTED-Young man II to IS years old
to collect on regular city routes. car and
letter of reference required. MR.. DO
Ian. 1874 E. Market-st.
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the citv
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at New York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15

powerful Davis dished out and then
turned on the steam to crush his
Ohio foe.
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CLOWNING on the train,
~ Frank Crosetti. shortstop of
the New York Yankees. suffered a
torn cartilage and probably will
be lost to the Yanks for a month,
Manager Joe Mccarthy reports.
The Italian lad has been the spark
plug of the New York infield this
year, and his loss will be felt
sorely.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-15
Champion O'MahOney and
Speers Sign for TussIe
Irish Mat King Agrees to Risk Title Against Georgia Giant
Here Next Tuesday.

Specrs a
holder Tuesday
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Building Permits

Building Permits
Joseph NJ Stephens. 1851 w. l6th-st.
/ $4,000. one-storv store room.
/ Walter Meyers. 1929 N. Gale-st. 100 ex-
sam BarsEin. 7o5 Dsv-st $3.50: reroof.
! Keswick Realty Co.. III E. 33d-st. re-
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HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM.

600-Rudy vallee and guests (NBC}
WEAF
Kate Smiths hour tCBSl.
Drama in the Nickelodeon
tNBCl WIZ.
7:0o-Show Boat lNBC) WEAF.
7;30-Marty May (CBSl.
s:o0-Paul Whiteman and guests
iNBC) WEAF
Symphony orchestra fNBCl
WIZ.
5:3o-Rep. Wright Pstmsn. speaker
tCBSl.
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Marty May. Columbias popular new
comedian. will offer more of his hilarious
sketches with Johnny Augustine orches-
ira ard Carol Dee as his amusing assist
ant during their broadcast over WFBM
and the Columbia network Thursday from
7.30 to p. m.
Paul Whiteman will give the guest star
spotlight to three of his proteges when
he brings Bing Crosby and the famous
Dorsey Brothers. hOtshots with the
brasses. before the mierophone on his
Music Hall broadcast over WLW and an
NBC-WEAF network Thursday at 8 p. m.
Rep. Wright Patman. Democrat OF Texas.
and one of the seading advocates of pay
ment of the soldiers bonus. will address
the audience over WFBM and the Co.
lumbia network Thursday from $50 TO
s.45 p. m He will speak from Washing
ton D. c.. on Possibilities Of Payment
Of ths Adjusted Service Certificates"
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS night.
ST. Paul at Louisville.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
Kansas City at Columbus.
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HALL. ARCHIBALD M.-Husband OF Mrs.
Eulalie Cline Hall father of Hamilton
Howe Hall. passed away Wednesday eve
ming Aug Il. Funeral services at the
RAGSDAIE a. PRICE FUNERAL HOME.
1919 N. Alabama-st. p. m. Friday.
Aug Is Friends invited Friends may
call at the funeral home Thursday eve
ming and Friday. Burial Laughlinton,
Pa. Sunday ?. N.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
NETWORK OFFERING.
THURSDAY
COLUMBIA


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MaurieS
Corridor Winnie Pooh
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X III Browne Russian Bear
Russian BeaT
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Tony nd Gus Buddy
rch. tandW
RudvVa
CyrlP Kate mt hour
VaHee+ "
Day Man
Band concer Martyr
orc
orch Hogans
s;S John Hauer+ Sympho ORCH IousPr mas orch.*s
Minis Hamps orch.'"
Tony and Gus orch.f'
orch Fkitoso rch.
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Wyies
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MO. he isn't a football player
~ with a nose cushion, nor is
he plugging pugilist recovering
from a sock on the beezer. He's
Derwood Brough, Rochester
IN. " lifeguard who is wearing
a guard invented by himself, to
protect his beak from sunburn.
The device is made of soft leather,
and fastened to the nose with adj
hesive tape.
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KENTUCKY VOTE
FOR GOVERNOR
new DEAL TEST
DiStilllng Industry Threat
Feared in Furious
Campaign.
Continued From Page One)

paign with "a SIS sound-truck and
a pitcher of water" He wound up
this week at the head of a 5O0-car
motorcade, a Tapping red rooster
to ride the sound-trucks hood en-
tering towns and a masseur to keep
his muscles supple.
Coached at Centre
Happy coached football one time
at Centre College, famous for its
team which beat Harvard either
with pre-game prayer or a set of
al-American backs and linesmen.
He trained for this campaign like an
athlete. With his rooster, attendants
and paraphernaha and a grooming
talent with Sonny Boy" and such
modern spirituals, Happy seems 70
assay a trace of the late Huey P
Longs showmanship.
Both nominees ignore the explo-
sive question: Shall Kentucky repeal
its prohibition amendment? Both
are for the proposed amendment to
permit old-age pension legislation.
Governor Ruby Laffoon, who also
is Democratic national COMMITTEES
man, bolted Chandler and demands
that the Republican judge be elected
Governor in vindication of Laffoon' S
expiring Democratic administration
OF state business. But both Chand-
Ter and Swope denounce the sales
tax, which probably was the out
standing legislation of the Laffoon
regime.
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AUTO SALES HAILED
AS RECOVERY SIGN
M'Nutt Points to Increase
of S25.OOO,OOO,

The marked increase in the pur-
chase of new automobiles in Indiana
was cited as evidence of increas.
ing prosperity by Gov. McNutt in
his weekly radio broadcast last
night.
The Governor pointed out that
Indiana citizens have spent about
$75,O00,000 so far this year for new
automobiles, an increase of more
than S25,00O,OO0 over the same Pc
rod last year.
Approximately As per cent of this
years automobile purchases were
for cash, Gov. McNutt pointed out
as against a 5 per cent cash pur-
chase in 1882.
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fHE INDIANAPOLIS TINES
The INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Auxiliary Drafts
Resolution Commencing
Regime Of Roosevelt
Move Aimed to Offset Effect
of Pacifist Charges by
Mrs. 0Iiphant.

A resolution was being drafted
today by the American Legion Aux
iliary commencing the Roosevelt
Administration.
1t was expected to act as oil on
troubled waters and to take the
teeth out of accusations made
yesterday by Mrs. o. D. Oliphant,
former auxiliary national president,
against Mrs. Franklin Z. Roosevelt.
Mrs. Oliphant, permanent national
defense chairman of the organiza-
ton. named Mrs. Roosevelt as 'the
A-No. / first pacifist in this land. -
Il am thankful and I appreciate
that the President does not follow in
her footsteps" Mrs Oliphant said.
Sees "High Compliment"
II do not expect any criticism of
my remarks about Mrs Roosevelt
except from pacifists, Mrs. Oil
plant said today. Il feel paid the
President high compliment"
AS the resolutions committee
worked on the resolution commend
ing the Administration, indianapolis
women leaders in world peace move
ments declined to comment on Mrs.
ELEPHANTS speech. Although they
admitted they disagreed personally
with her stand, they said contro-
versy over such a statement would
tend to defeat work in which all
women's organizations are cooper
ating.
Mrs. w. E. Ochiltree, Connersville,
past national president of the
American War Mothers, said that
while she agreed with Mrs. Oliphant
that too much stress had been
placed on the horrors of war, she
could not agree with her in her
statement about Mrs. Roosevelt.
Not First Pacifist
II think she is much more radical
than her husband, but I do not
think I should call her the first
Pacifist of the land Mrs. Ochiltree
said
1--WE hear a great deal from
pacifists about the horrors of war"
Mrs. Oliphant said. Il wish some
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times they would turn from their
talk of the horrors of war and help
cure the horrors of peace"
I'VE should thank President Roose-
welt for his proposal of an increased
appropriation to the United States
Navy, and for his action in increas-
ing the number of appointees to
West Point" Mrs. Oliphant said.
Through this latter action, West
Point is now crowded to its limits. +"
Attacking national peace or
ganization which last week began
the sale of peace bonds, Mrs. Oil
plant urged state presidents to
write letters to their congressman,
opposing such a bond sale.
Senator Gerald P. Nye (R., N. d. 8,
chairman of the Senate Munitions
Investigating Committee, who led
the exposure of munitions manu-
facturers, was bitterly attacked by
Mrs. Oliphant.
Il wish there were some way of
getting that man out of Congress"
she said in an aside.