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8 THE IXDIAXAPOLIS STAR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1939. effort to enhance German morale through a possible THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK STREETS duplication of the Bremen feat The escape of that ship from the United States and its arrival In the JUST FOLKS By EDGAB A. GUEST. YESTERDAYS. AMERICA DAY BY DAY.

By CHARLES B. DRISCOLL ON THE RECORD. By DOROTHY THOMPSON. Heywood Broun. Russian port of Murmansk, followed by a success ful trip down the Norwegian coast and into home TELEPHONE RI ley 7311 T1tl Rl.

U. S. Ptttot OSc. These are the joys which Age re' waters, created intense satisfaction. The Germans Established as The Indianapolis Journal In 1823 members: were almost as elated as though they had won an The Indianapolis Sunday Sentinel absorbed in 1906 AS FAR as I can remember Hey rooms to live in like to forget it.

The little gardens that welcomed important naval victory. wood Broun and I never agreed the spring, A person who won't let you forget it becomes, by and by, a public The Nazis may have sought another opportunity publicly about anything, except The spirit of Christmas which Atlanta. Dec. 22. THE ROAD from Greenville to Atlanta is one of the best in the United States.

The engineers who laid it out should be honored by statues at the termini; and that's Czecho-Slovakia and Finland. He to gloat over successful defiance of the British block JOHN O. SHAFFER, Editor Th Indianapolis Star The Muncie Star Yes, he supposed an ancestor might have come from the other side, but he'd never heard anything about him. When the financial unpleasantness hit America Mr. Mcintosh was working as a rate clerk for filled Decembers, menace to the complacent.

Heywood Broun was a red rag to the took me for a ride lots of times in ade and, for that reason, ordered the Columbus out The songs which the family 'It Seems to Me." I was snootier. complacent of its Mexican sanctuary. It, of course, may have loved to sing; not a wisecrack, either. It takes He never was quite sure just TOWN SUBSCRIPTION RATES The gracious neighbor whose heart carried oil and other supplies for German warships I don't believe I ever attacked Heywood in print. But I used to pass a bit of engineering to build a was saddened.

Dally, by Carrier, Per Week 15 Cants and planned a rendezvous somewhere in the Atlan highway so well. We should honor how you could solve the whole econdmic problem. That was to his credit. If he had Yet still had room for our sor around wisecracks mostly about that sloppy way he had of dressing Sunday. Per Copy 10 Lents tic.

Otherwise, the ship could have been interned, rows, too, men who can and do contribute so much to the happiness and welfare giving Germany a valuable liner when the war ends. how Heywood was an "unmade MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES The quaint old fellow whose jest known he would have been either the greatest man alive or insane. of Americans. The Columbus had little chance to duplicate the Daily Only, 1 Year $4.00 ing gladdened bed" and a "one man slum." You know, the things people say of each This highway is chiefly dual, and feat of the Bremen. It had many more British men- But he played around with peo And lightened the tasks which 6 Months 2.50 1 Month -50 for mile on mile is as straight as other.

we had to do. i ple who thought they knew, and who, if you gave them a chance to of-war to dodge. The longer days with greater visibility were important factors. After eluding imme the backbone of a grenadier guard. These are the scenes which the I thought Heywood was terribly The long succession of hills has Sunday, Per Copy i -10 ATo mail subscriptions accepted in towns where years make brighter: diate pursuit, the Bremen had been favored by the long nights and the fog of the northern Atlantic been graded down in such a way demonstrate their formulas, would begin by starving millions.

sentimental and muddle-headed. He was so fond of the darned a railway company. He lost his job; faced middle age with no chance of getting back to his desk. Go on relief? Well, no. This is the kind of man you may batter a bit you can't lick him! The rate clerk had a hobby.

Nights and week ends, after his hard work at the office, he practiced hand weaving. He studied simple patterns, reproduced them. He bought an old loom, learned to work it. He turned out rugs, towels, mats, handbags for his own home and for relatives. In the emergency he put his hobby-horse to work.

He moved up here to Flowery Branch, on Route 13, 40 miles north nf At The fields which as children we areas. The fate of the Columbus Is an Intimation of 'masses." I hate that word often strayed. that the motorist can see as far ahead as his eyes are good for. Before you descend into one of But Heywood Broun was never a carrier deliver service is maintained. MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATES UNITED STATES OUTSIDE INDIANA similar losses which other German craft, Including I wonder were daisies of those "masses." I can't help it.

It sug Communist. He belonged to the left because his heart was with the two pocket battleships, are likely to suffer on the days whiter? the shallow valleys, you have seen lYr 6Mos 3Mos lWk Were so much better the games high seas. Great Britain is slowly but methodically from the top of the last hill into a we played? nailv and Sunday S14.00 $7.50 $4.00 .40 mopping up" the Nazi ships wherever they may be. gests to me something amorphous, faceless, boneless. Something like one of those composite photographs.

You photograph one face over another all the beauties, or all the poor, or all the radicals, or. series of other valleys, and you know what's ahead. poor, not Decause nis mina nau found a solution. He liked people. When he met them face to face he liked a treat many "tories" and Have the swimming hole and the Daily 9.00 5.00 3.00 .25 Sunday 6.00 3.50 2.00 J.5 trees grown smaller? You can have an accident on When that task is completed, it will concentrate more energetically on overcoming the submarine and mine menace of the North sea.

Have all things changed of our 'r0flftinnnripfl JAa fnunri that thpv such a highway, but you've got to try mighty hard. I admit that yesterdays? lur inai mauer, an ine ncn ana were peopie, too. They had enough the fina synthetic face i.sn't any- t0 eat and wear but tney were to eat and wear, but they were MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS We fancied them deeper and bluer I was tempted to new experiments! thing. Not a face; just the least and taller. AID FOR FINLAND.

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to speed. But I never have be lanta and 10 miles south of Gainesville He found an abandoned small factory, put his loom in there and went to work. Ho often wretchedly unhappy, deeply lonely and about as good and kind, common denominator of faces. Is that just a trick which our THE CAUTION urged by Senator McNary In approv Heywood seemed to like that memory plays? generous and intelligent as the the use for publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also to the local news published herein. lieved that speed, under proper conditions, is responsible for many accidents.

I think that a speed limit of 60 miles an hour is safe ing a loan of $50,000,000 to Finland for the pur synthetic face, the face of the average. Heywood couldn't hate Most of the things which we gain chase of war supplies does him credit, even if the 'masses' or the "proletariat" these people unless he made ab whatever that word means. So ublic does not react enthusiastically. He would In must perish. Most of the splendors of con quest fade, and proper on the best of modern dual highways.

stractions of them. He thought I was dreadfully reactionary, but he Heywood annoyed me. He annoyed vestigate the possible International complications involved. That is wise and should be done. It does me, he irritated me, he got in my hair.

He was always believing in liked me. Whatever his mind thought out always me joys wnicn we At the picturesque little spot IT'e shovld always keep our minds open and free, that we may make room for 1he opinions of our friends. Let us have heart and head hospitality. Joubert. ot seem likely, however, that there would be seri longest cherish called Flowery Branch.

a heart and instincts were generous ous involvement of this country with Russia. Stalin Are of songs we've sung and of large undershot mill wheel in the as no scruples about carrying on subversive propa games we've played. front yard of a little roadside shop io passing motorists. Now, in a shop he has built, a little way up the road from the old factory, Mr. Mcintosh has a dozen looms.

Mountain handicraft workers turn out the most interesting rugs you may find in many a day. I watched an attractive young lady weave beauty out of colored yar The former rate clerk has an organization called the High Acres Mountain Guild. He knows and works with the best of the craftsmen who make pottery in the hills hereabout. By a co-operative arrangement, he markets their ganda campaigns in this country. Nothing that we The friends who have come and phoneys I mean from my point of view.

In abstractions like "masses," "proletariat," "liberals," "progressives," "tories," "CIO" that's an abstraction, too: Committee for Industrial Organization. It represents an idea and a leadership, not a real structure; its purpose clear, its plans definable. stopped us. It reminded me of the wheel that turned the old grist mill at the village of Waco, a few might refuse to do for Finland would make him any more considerate of us. And, conversely, anything AWAKING FROM LONG SLUMBER.

have left forever, The mother and all of her tender ways. to nearly everybody. Heywood himself had plenty of the things he thought everyone should have, but he wasn't very happy himself. He was looking for something that he didn't find at the cocktail parties, or even in the trade-union movement a bigger, a we may do for Finland is not likely to make him THE CHINESE delegates to the League of Nations The garden, where beauty repaid any more hostile. Sentiment in this country is overwhelmingly In miles from the farm where I was raised, in Kansas.

Once my father took me with him when he drove a load of buckwheat to be ground. He paid a toll in grain for the enaeavor These make the sum of our might well whistle in mixed surprise and cynicism over the vote which expelled Soviet Russia from league membership. The Geneva organization has I don't like John L. Lewis. Hey wood did.

I don't like his eyebrows more universal community, an ideal that he could share with all mankind, not just with categories of it. and his lower lip and his sonorous favor of doing what is needed to help the Finns In their present distress. We are raising funds to send them medical supplies, food, clothing and other requirements. The American people are seriously in grinding. I will never again experience such a thrill of adventure DALE CARNEGIE He was never a Communist.

He didn't have what it takes. He as I did that day, when dad drove the horses right up that steel earnest about aiding Finland. The way to help them is to send the kind of help they need most. Food ramp, blocked the wheels and didn't have hate. He was a democrat and a humanist, and he believed in the gospel of love.

opened the end-gate (tail-board to Easterners) to let the grain Biblical quotations. His face is too much of something and it's not clear of what. Heywood could write. That's what really irritated me, when he began using words cut. off from their roots and devoid of any precise meaning.

When- he said "masses," he really meant people. When he said "tories," he meant (for a while) anvone who dis and other supplies are fine, but will not save the country from the fate of Czecho-Slovakia and Poland. It would be poor consolation to send supplies after Finland had been wiped off the map. pill into the hopper. Once, a Author of "How to Win Friends and Influence People." I HAVE been given a good example of handling people by Vernon Howe Bailey, well-known artist, whose work you've seen in been slumbering for years.

Dominated by the major powers, who alone had the weapons with which 'to penalize an aggressor, it did nothing to punish similar outrages against peace and international morality. There are many "ifs" which now may be cited illustrate how the present outbreak of world banditry could have been averted. Great Britain, of course, id chiefly to blame for the world's current turmoil. London refused to act when Japan despoiled and ieized Manchuria. It declined to back France in proceeding against Germany's first violation of the Versailles treaty.

Troops should have marched into Germany the moment Hitler sent his soldiers into few years ago, when a motor His old comrades were surprised when he joined the church the Roman Catholic Church. It was wares. These craftsmen are all descended from long lines of hillmen who made their dishes and pots and pans, their quilts and spreads and towels, because there was no other way to get them. They take pride in their work, and that's why their work is good. I drove away with a lighter purse and a more heavily laden trunk.

And, as I let the car creep along at 60, I was thinking of the smiles of appreciation that will light the face of my wife on Christmas eye, when she sees some of this Carolina and Georgia pottery. I'm glad Mr. Mcintosh lost his The Finns are putting up a valiant fight to stem the invading horde of Russians. They have demon went to pieces 3,000 feet up, and began shooting steel tid-bits through the cabin, I had something of the same thrill. a 10 days' sensation and the red brethren made nastv remarks.

But strated a military superiority that gives much hope there was nothing astonishing of success. If they are to stave off disaster, they must have airplanes and other military equipment magazines and newspapers for years, and who got out that interesting book of drawings, "Magical City." about it, except that in an ab agreed with President Roosevelt. A "proletarian" is some one who only furnishes the state with offspring, but when Heywood was playing with the Communists it normal and unnatural age it was when it will do them some good. We have sold 44 bombing planes to the Finns. If we would help to a normal and natural thing to do.

It was where Heywood belonged. meant the subintellectuals who For he believsd in sin, and re job. save the world at cocktail parties and prefer to think about masses save them from destruction we should let them have what they need and when they need it. Others among the neutrals are showing a disposition to go to the aid of the heroic Finns, and the latter undoubtedly look to us to befriend them. pentance, and conversion.

He be lieved in them all the time. I thought I knew somefhin? because that saves them from doing anything about folks. That mill wheel in the front yard at Flowery Branch is one of the most effective advertisements I have seen along a roadside, although there is no lettering on it. You simply have to stop and investigate. That's how I met B.

L. Mcintosh. Mr. Mcintosh is a middle-aged man, and maybe just a mite beyond. The name, of course, is Scotch, but in these parts nearly everybody is descended from so many generations of Americans that the overseas origin is forgot When he joined the church I about driving in traffic, after vears wanted to comment on it, but it the supposedly neutral zone along the Rhine.

One lapse after another encouraged the militarists of totalitarian states. Italy's conquest of Ethiopia, the invasion of China, the seizure of Sudeten-land, followed by absorption of all Czecho-Slovakia fend the disappearance of Poland and Baltic slates followed In the train of world lawlessness. The world has been stirred to an unusual degree by the attack on little Finland. With war already raging, the league suddenly asserts itself. It is heartening to note the support so tardily given to a small nation fighting for its liberty.

The league commit of Times square and the roaring seemed a tasteless interference in a man's inner life. Still, it seemed onies. a go at the business cen-. ter of Atlanta on a busy Saturday Heywood really loved people, especially poor people, especially people who never got a break. He to me worthy of comment.

not at In 1917, when we got. into the World War, Mr. Bailey had a big idea: To go to the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, in Bethlehem, and make sketches of the forging of big guns and armor plate for battleships. Perfectly splendid idea. The country was at fever pitch.

Charlie Chaplin, the comedian, alone had sold over $1,000,000 worth of Liberty bonds to raise money for the building of these guns and battleships. Of course, the people wanted to see how the big steel factories worked! Vernon Howe Bailey presented the idea to Harper's magazine. "Good idea. Just what we want. Go at once," they said.

DEFECTIVE NAZI RAILWAYS. WHEN ESTIMATES were made of the Reich's military strength during the Czecho-Slovaklan crisis, afternoon opened my eyes to new possibilities in congestion. The believed there is something wrong with a world in which there is observers intimated that the Nazis would be handi more than enough food, and cloth ten. When I suggested to Mr. Mc capped In a major war by defective railway trans reason why cars do not run over the tops of other cars in this area is that there are still some automobiles without steel roofs.

tee brands the Communists as aggressors and urges portallon. The Nazi leaders were devoting the coun intosh that the name had a good Scotch sound, it seemed to be the try's resources so exclusively to the production of all surprising, but very significant. For Heywood, toward tbe close of his life, came to believe that the Sermon on the Mount was more truly revolutionary than the Communist manifesto, and that humanism is beyond and in advance of Communism. I am not a Catholic, but I think Broun was right. He didn't go hack.

He left something behind him. first time he'd ever thought of it. (Copyright, 1939.) ing, and building material, and hands and brains to produce them, and yet millions of people who can't, for some reason or other, get these things or even a chance to make them. There Is something wrong. He never could forget it himself and he wouldn't let olher people forget it.

People who have enough to eat and wear and nice vary Country to lend all possible aid to the Finns. It ta hoped that this succor can be provided before it ll loo lata. Perhaps this experience may lead ultimately to the league's revival as a force to he respsoted not only In an expression of moral in-dignattoita but In supplying the means to curb Inler-IWttonat bullies. Armed with government creden tials as identification, Bailey hopped a train to see Eugene G. ANOTHER LETTER FROM A BALD-HEADED DAD TO HIS RED-HEADED YOUNG DAUGHTER By ROBERT QUILLEN.

(Copyright, 19311.) Grace, president of the steel company. Guards were stationed around the mammoth plant; a guns and planes that the railroads were neglected. Rolling stock had deteriorated, the experts pointed out, and the general transport service was not equal to the heavy demands of rapid and efficient dispatch of troops and supplies. Those predictions seem to be borne out In the list of German railroad accidents since the beginning of the war. The tolal is far beyond that which might be expected in a country which always has boasted of methodical efficiency In such important military and economic factors.

Some of the disastrous train wrecks have been due to the human factor, but defects in safety devices and signal equipment also may have been responsible, together with defective MY DEAR LOUISE: Twice within the week, in my thousand eyes were watching for spies. PUUING IN BUND HORNS. fcEAOERtf of tht German-American Bund evidently hay deolded It might be expediont to cease inflaming5 publla sentiment by continued abuse of the country's hospitality. The organization has been Came the moment when he was VIEWS OF OUR READERS. The Star welcomes expressions of opinion from its readers on topics of general interest.

Each letter must carry the name of the to see the steel king. He set his portfolio of drawings down, faced one of the most powerful men in leal flagrantly offensive In its drilling and in the the United States, and explained 'display of Nazi emblems and salutes. Essential writer for publication. Anonymous communications and those with assumed names will be rejected. Letters should be brief and written what he wanted locomolivps and operating crews.

The Infest accident caused 132 deaths and 109 in has not been, altered, but leaders have be on one side of the paper. Those of more than tOO words will be and I assumed that he was one of the town's prosperous citizens. The one thing that puzzled me was the way he talked about people. I don't remember ever hearing him say anything good about anybody. He had a caustic and penetrating wit, coupled with the knack of seeing everybody's weak spot.

In one short sentence, bitter and venomous or cruelly funny, he could sum up, skin and broil anybody he knew. I was puzzled until I learned the truth about him. He had been too trifling lazy to finish school or learn a trade, and he got a kind of hit-and-skip living by using his wits. What little he made he lost coma less bold In their contacts with the general "I'm sorry," Grace said, "but I can't let you. No artist, has ever juries when an express plowed Inlo another passen subject to condensation.

hearing, you have expressed your unflattering opinion of other girls choosing, with instinctive skill peculiar to your sex, the exact words necessary to raise a blister. Aside from the fact that such remarks are manna from heaven to all tale-bearing animals, and therefore soon get back to the persons thus transforming friends into enemies in 10 seconds flat, such catty frankness has the further disadvantage of exposing to the-world your own green-eyed envy. I do not' question the accuracy publia marie sketches in the Bethlehem ger train making an unscheduled slop. Both trains Th bitterness toward Hitlerism throughout the States also has impressed the publishers of game as their reservations supplied. The fishing and hunting treaties contracted by our North American government with the North Amer- the bund propaganda organ.

Perhaps the conviction of Frit Kuhn, the 'littlt fuehrer," carried some 'Weight, At any rate, a slight change has occurred In tht weekly newspaper. It previously was called tho "Deutscher Weckruf and Beobachter." The German title was spread across the top of the page In large letters, while underneath in small type was icanlndians have been bindinar in were loaded with Christmas travelers. It was the eighth railway disaster since the war started. All but one wreck resulted from collisions. The exception was caused by a derailment resulting from a landslide.

Twenty-two were killed snd a large number injured in a wreck in Berlin last October, Four more rail disasters occurred in November, in one of which 45 were killed. The series of shocking accidents unquestionably reveals a terrific slump in the efficiency of Nazi rail operations. Remember there is only one more shopping daze before Christmas. their operations ever since they went into effect from time to time by gambling. He owed everybody JOB FOR REAL STATESMAN.

To tht Editor of Th Indianapolis Star: I wish it might be possible for every voter in these United States, both Republican and Democrat or whatever their politics, to read Walter Lippmann's article on "The Selection of Candidates" In The Indianapolis Star of Wednesday, Dec. 13, 1939. And if they would ask the question about each person who, at this early date, is seeking the nomination for the highest office in this country: Why does he want to he President? Is since the Greeneville treaty, 1795 up 10 18.54, 1869 and 1889. appended "and Free American." of your judgments, nor do I mean to imply that every criticism is a confession of jealousy; but one who is soured by failure can see no merit in those who succeed, and this is so well known that all catty remarks seem inspired by envy whether they are or not. All Our Western country does not restrict the red man's fishine.

In The "Free American" now stands In the large type and the German title has been relegated to the all our Western waters one may today see an Indian castine for and spearing fish at will any time of tne year. And for one, think the world seems free of faults when you are sitting on top of it, in town, and the luxuries his family enjoyed were provided at the expense of merchants who couldn't say no. Ben's trouble was plain envy. He wasn't willing to earn good fortune, but he felt entitled to it, so he nursed a secret grudge against everybody who worked hard, prospered and stood well in the community. He would have denied envying anybody, but his malice gave him away.

You'll find it true everywhere, my dear. The belle of the ball isn't the one who makes catty remarks. It prohahly took Joe Stalin a very short time to our stale engaged in small bust look over his International yuletide greetings. and all who are happy seem fat steel plant, and no artist ever will. Especially now when we're on secret work.

Last week a French mission was here and wanted to see our plant. We turned them away." Bailey was stunned. He tried to persuade the steel man. But Grace shook his head. This went, on for 10 minutes, meeting only "No, No, No." Bailey, appreciating that the Bethlehem Steel Company plant was a rich mine of picture subjects, thought fast and advanced every argument he could summon.

Finally, he hit on a brilliant idea. "Mr. Grace," he said, "don't you think that the people who have poured out their money so liberally for these battleships should be allowed to see how it is being spent? Don't you think that this is a chance to do something directly for the people?" Mr. Grace looked at Vernon Bailey with interest. As he thought it over, he felt that there was something due the people of America.

Plainly he was impressed. Mr. Bailey pressed his point, and Mr. Grace grew more thoughtful. Finally, he said, "You are right.

I hadn't thought of it from that angle. You can begin your sketches tomorrow morning." uous freaks when you are ness to trap, and to embarrass our few remaining traditional red men for so innocent an offense as soear- The famous house in the poem where nnlhing it because he wants to serve his country? To bring the country out of the chaos of the present time or is he only interested in the gaining of personal prestige? In my youth I knew a man was stirring may not have relished the nuhlirltv ing for fish those Miami redskins who have so charmingly made the named Ben who seemed to have that it had a mouse. nistoric Indian lore for Indiana. As Mr. Lippmann says, "the everything.

He was big and handsome, naturally good natured and self-confident, and so full of charm MRS. DAISYDEAN DEEDS. The spirit of Christmas sometimes has difficulty man who really is fit to be Presi If you don't wish to seem envious, expressing itself until after all the cards have been dent is almost certainly the kind it ran out of his ears. He was a mailed and the gifts wrapped. don knock.

Love, DAD. good provider and a good dresser, of a man who is too busy and too public spirited to rush around the country promising the kitchen The number of recent peace rumors Indicates stove and denouncing the man-eat that some disillusioned despots may hope to capital 2507 East Michigan street. LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK By LEE PAPE. THE WEEKLY NEWS. SISSIETY Mr.

Puds Simkins spent Wens ing shark." Neither will he need ize tne spirit of Christmas. to have his picture taken singing THAT BODY OF YOURS By JAMES W. BARTON, M. D. college songs or otherwise adver If the Finns maintain their present clip, they tise himself as a jolly good fel soon should be able to stampede the Russian horde low.

FINDING IF A CHRONIC APPENDIX IS PREVENTING with a few snowmen and broomsticks. A CHILD FROM GAINING WEIGHT. Bailey marie tne sketcnes ana day evening calling up his many friends on the 'telephone, less on Some modest souls might be satisfied If Santa WHEN WE think of appendicitis they were published. They proved Let us think seriously before choosing a Republican candidate in 1940. The next President must be strong, wise and a Republican to get this old country out of the account of having anything specials gave them little more than several lifted detours.

our first thought, and rightly so, is that operation should be performed without delay. But immedi to say than on account of want remains in the appendix after that part of the bowel has emptied itself, and especially after 72 hours, means an abnormal appendix because a normal appendix empties with this part of the bowel. This ing to practice on the new tele to be so good and of so much consequence that they are now in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. D. C.

Mr. Bailey had hit on an appeal that had struck home; one that Families of youngsters who get drums for may long for the quiet repose of the western phone where you talk and listen ate operation is meant only for acute cases. What about chronic front. with the same hand. SCIENCE AND DISCOVERIES.

Sid Hunt is working on a in cases? mess into which it is getting deeper every day. And let us not forget that we do not need to go to war with any nation, that our own affairs are sufficient to keep us busy indefinitely. OR A ROUGH. West Baden Springs, Ind. Some day the country may look forward to a In chronic appendicitis in adults the treatment now in most cases is proper foods, light exercise and won Mr.

Grace over when all other arguments had failed. Basic ap- Peal- .1 reunion of the Blue and Gray soldiers who fought vention for a new parashoot for pilots jumping out of airoplanes, having a lot of little balloons on the top to keep it up, and when In the battles of "Gone With the Wind." If you can find tne Basic appeal the use of paraffin oil to lubricate can be seen by the rluoroscope (X-ray)." The child is given a laxative at night, a cleansing enema the next morning, and a sufficient amount of barium sulphate to fill the bowel well up past the appendix. A film is taken from four to six hours later and another 24 hours later. This is a simple but effective dominant in every man, you can The idea seems to be spreading that when Indi at least persuade him to see your smaller subcaption. Otherwise the publication pursues its old policy of berating the Jews and their "Christian satellites" who oppose the Nazi regime.

The paper asserts that every German-American has as much right to be pro-German in the present war as for others to be pro-British or pro-French. II professes to see nothing but peril for every German-American in this country if bund objectives are not achieved. The change in the title arrangement of the propaganda organ is likely to increase rather than abate the antagonism of most American citizens. They are almost certain to be even more incensed over the "Free American" than by the German title for Hitlerism's propaganda sheet. That the change was made, however, Indicates some of the Nazi agents finally are feeling the effects of American bitterness toward the present German government.

LINDBERGH MAY LEAVE AGAIN. IT IS reported in Washington, on what seems to be good authority, that Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is planning to take his family abroad again to make their home. The last time he left the country he resided two and a half years in England and then was at home some months on an island off the coast of France.

No announcement has been made as to where he is planning to go, if he decides to leave this country again, and none of his friends has ventured a guess. The colonel made a couple of broadcasts a short time ago that aroused much discussion in this country and elsewhere. In one talk he practically urged Canada to cut loose from Great Britain and run its own affairs in its own way. That probably did not enhance his popularity in England. He called for an embargo on shipments of "offensive weapons" to belligerents.

That probably did not make a very favorable impression in France. His countrymen will be sorry to lose the colonel and his interesting family wherever they may go. Mrs. Lindbergh has written some very creditable books which, with her charm and grace, have made her a favorite. The colonel has served the cause of aviation with ability that is generally recognized.

HITLER'S QUEER NAVAL POLICY. THE SCUTTLING by its crew of the luxury liner Columbus, third largest vessel in Germany's merchant marine, adds another puzzle to the policy of the Hitler regime. The Fuehrer's orders to destroy valuable craft either reflect a defeatist attitude, a fear that public opinion in the Reich might not endure humiliating naval defeats or else a tendency grossly to underestimate the strength of the far-flung British fleet. Hitler may have reasoned that public opinion might devote itself to gloating over depriving the British of their prey. Emphasis of that phase might gloss over the loss of the battleship Admiral Graf Spee and now the passenger liner Columbus.

The rash and foolhardy attempt to run the latter through the allied blockade may have been prompted by an the pilot sees a good spot to land he starts shooting at the balloons with a revolver, giving him good point of view. ana and Butler meet there will be a basketball game. target practice besides saving his TREATY RIGHTS OF RED MEN. To tht Editor of Th Indianapolis Star: I read with disgust in The Indianapolis Star of Indiana's fish and game warden bringing about the arrest and jailing for game fish Japan may be facing a major defeat, say the method of finding whether a Two Words a Day By E. CHARLES.

lfe. POME BY SKINNY MARTIN A Modest Hero chronic appendix is causing lack of Chinese. Let's bestow a yule-tide promotion and make it a general rout. appetite, digestive upsets, intestinal TIDINGS. Noun.

This is a Middle the waste matter in the bowel, thus preventing constipation. Inchronic appendicitis in-children the symptoms are not very clear and these youngsters may have an ailing appendix for a long time without the cause of their symptoms being suspected. Dr. L. D.

Hill in Southern Medical Journal, says: "Every physician is confronted with the child, usually between 5 and 12 years, in an undernourished state, in whom no cause can be found. The history usually shows that the child has a poor appetite, is constipated, has frequent mild upsets and failure to gam weight. A fly fell in my glass of milk While I was eating luntch at noon, English word, from or spearing of Indiana reputable red men and that means the North influenced by the Scandinavian, And more for my sake than the (Monday: When the Heart Begins to Fail.) A Pure Waste of Funds. New Castle Courier-Times: Henry Schricker, and though generally used in the fly plural form may be followed by I saved it with the handle of my American Indians all of Peru. As a writer of American history for the last eight years I can testify to the veracity of these red either plural or singular verb.

Tidings originally meant just something that happens, but today we Lieutenant Governor, does not understand why the state of Indiana pays $10,000 a year fire insurance premiums on fireproof buildings. There are 25 other institutions in the state that do the same spoon. INTRISTING FACTS ABOUT 1NTRISTING PEOPLE. Shorty Judge loves to be sur men's contention that, through old and ancient treaties made between SENATOR SOAPER SAYS: In view of recent developments, think of it as signifying news, es them and the North American gov prised, but not by electric shocks. pecially something that is astounding or exciting.

At this season thing and the Lieutenant Governor is not the first businessman who had wondered the same thing. digestive upsets, is irritable, and has not gained weight normally for Glasses Magee claims he will try ernment's white otticials, the North American Indians were given the freedom for all time to come of fishing, and fishing as thev months or years." anything once, and he has already tried persimmins. we understand that Africa is relinquishing all rights in the title, "Dark Continent." The state of Indiana is richer and better able to stand its Are losses than any insurance company It can be seen that these symp we are aware of happy or blissful tidings and we refuse to consider the term as merely "poetical." The first syllable is long and accented, ti-dings. toms are quite common in young A Thought for Today Dont judge your usefulness by from whom it buys a policy. This Is purely a case pleased, in all their native waters of this land.

A refreshing of tolerance, your size. Look at the pleasure sters, so mothers should not immediately think that their youngster has appendicitis. Fortunately That access to their native though sorely tried, is that of Brit of a strong man paying a weaker to help him along. The state of Indiana and its various institutions have paid out enough insurance over and a peenut can give a elephant. waters for all time to come to ish pet lovers who refuse to give REVEREND.

Adjective. Noting gether with their reservation PROMISE AND PERFORMANCE. the action of a cer above its fire losses in the last two years to build up their dachshunds, or even rename them Liberty terriers. tain ministerial association, recalls abodes, was given by treaty to all the Indian tribes for land yielded by the Indians to the white government. Moreover, by treaty, the several institutions the size of one of our insane hospitals or prisons.

The same is true of surety bonds required by law of all public officials. If a third of these premiums were paid into the state treasury it would more than indemnify any unit of there is one sign or tet that enables the physician to learn whether or not a chronic appendicitis is causing the symptoms. "The one X-ray sign (of chronic appendicitis) that is accepted by all physicians and surgeons is that tenderness over the filled appendix when it is pressed by the physi The Fuehrer's place in history seems secure. He will always be remembered as the one whose signature had no value except as an autograph. American Indians were given food supplies and ammunition.

The food supplies were given in compensa Sullivan Union: Nearly 1,000,000 persons are now employed in the executive departments of the government. This is almost twice the number employed in this department when Mr. Roosevelt assumed the presidency. This would be a good place for Mr. Roosevelt to cut the expenses of government at least 25 per cent, he promised in his first campaign in 1932.

the frequent misuse of this word. The ecclesiastical title must be preceded by the article "the" followed either by the full name or the surname preceded by another title, "The Reverend James Stone," 'The Reverend Mr. Stone" or 'The Reverend Dr. Stone." A majority of the ministers prefer to be called simply mister, ai "Mr. Stone." government for its losses.

Insurance Is for persons who cannot afford to lose by fire or embezzlement. tion lor tne loss of their hunt cian's fingers (palpated) means grounds because hunting was the Kansas experimenters have not givefi up on the crossbreeding of corn and milkweed to produce a ready-buttered popcorn. Indiana, with $4,000,000,000 of taxable property, beside many other sources of income, does not come under that heading. that the appendix is inflamed. If some of the barium sulphate (put up into the bowel by enema) still Indian only means of support, and ammunition was given to help the Indians In the securing of such.