Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1932 — Page 7

JULY 1, 1032.

CLAMPS STIFF DISCIPLINE ON BONUS BRIGADE Commander Waters Drills His Troops Under Blazing Sun. II I I r ill it WASHINGTON. July 1. of the bonus expeditionary force lined up immediately after breakfast today and went through a stiff hour's drill, under a hot sun. Sharp commands of “squads right” and double time—march.” attested the strict discipline clamped down by Walter W. Waters, forceful young commandcr-in chief. elected Wednesday and given dictatorial powers. Waters is determined to make a brisk military unit of the 15,000 veterans, who had become little else but squatters, since the senate s defeat of the bonus bill. At the same time Waters was making plans to extend the b. E. P. throughout the United States, If his plan succeeds, "other cities may harbor bonus armies similar to the one here. Waters proposes to send veterans, schooled by underfire experience at the Washington front, to various localities to organize drill units. These would remain stationed where formed, providing an ever-present illustration of the plight of unemployed veterans. Their presence would bo their plea. “The bonus, of course, is the main idea,” Waters explained. “But we feel that such solidification will bo the first step toward the relief of all unemployment. “No reactionary groups will bp tolerated and these corps -would stand ready to aid in the enforcement of law and order.” ‘SPANKS' MOTORIST FOR NOT THANKING LAWYER Municipal Judge Indirectly Rebukes Defendant in Court. i Indirert, rebuke was administered jo a defendant in municipal court Thursday by Judge Clifton R. Cameron for failing to thank an attorney appointed by the court as counsel. J. H. Mumaw, 617 North Illinois street, was in court charged with failing to stop at a preferential street., lacking one license plate and a certificate of title for an automobile he was driving. He asked for a continuance, but Cameron objected, stating it was not the practice to grant delay in such cases. Mumaw said he desired delay so he could consult an attorney. Thomas C. Whallon, former city judge, was among attorneys in the courtroom and was selected as counsel for Mumaw. He succeded in obtaining dismissal of the certificate of title charge, and on the other two cases, Mumaw was fined $1 and costs each. After the trial, Mumaw walked away from Whallon. Calling Whallon to the bench, Cameron said: “The court appreciates your services in preventing delay of hearing this case; and as the defendant did not thank you, I will thank you for him.” SALES COMPETITION BY ARMY POSTS PROBED Private Business Houses Complain About Practice. ]>a ficriiiiw-llowanl A'ricnjwpcr Alliance WASHINGTON, July I.—Complaints against competition of army posts with private business houses will be aired at a series of hearings to be held by the Shannon house investigating committee at Kansas City beginning July 18. Chairman .Joseph Shannon of Kansas City and the members of the committee appointed to look into the merchandising activities of army and navy exchanges will attend these hearings, which will cohstitute the only ones to be held this summer by the full committee. Individual members will hold others in their respective localities, if there is demand for them. Competition at. Ft. Sill, Okla.. and qt Leavenworth and Ft. Riley, Kan., will be investigated at the Kansas City meeting. Shannon says protests have been received from several sections of the United States against the practice of federal commissaries and posts selling gasoline to the public.

TRAINING CAMP TERM WILL START SUNDAY 300 Expected to Attend Officers’ Court at E’t. Knox. Preparations for start of the second officers' reserve corps training at Ft. Knox, Kentucky, were being made with termination of the first camp today. About 300 are expected to attend. With closing of the first camp, announcement was made of officers who qualified on the pistol range. They are Christian E. Carlsen. 1840 Kessler boulevard, tied for ninth place: Dcrnl D. Copeland. R. R. 3, sharpshooter; Lee A. Harper. 3006 North Delaware street: Harold W. Cloud. 263 North Tacoma Hveiiue: Glen E. Shaw, 1001 North Tremont street: Lloyd L. Connell, 1238 Van Deman street, and Edward Roesch, R. R. J. marksmen. 16TH ST. WIDENING TO BE ENDED AUG. 15 Traffic to Re Stopped, but Tram Service Will Be Continued, Widening of Sixteenth street will be completed about Aug. 15. it was announced today. Traffic will be stopped at the intersection with Illinois street early next week, but there will be no interruption of street car service, as temporary tracks will be used. At the Illinois street intersection, width of the thoroughfare will be 146 feet, of which forty-six feet •will be taken up by a grass plot. There will be driving space of sixty feet on the west side of the plot and forty feet on the cast side. SEIZE ALARM *" SUSPECT Man Is Identified as One Who Sent in Fire Call. Identified by three witnesses as the man who turned in a false alarm of a fire from a box at Liberty and Maryland streets, Clyde Green, 22. of 1858 South East street, was arrested Thursday night. He was held by George McCoy, fireman at engine house, 30, until police 1 arrived.

How Delegates Voted

FIRST BALLOT Alabama—Roosevelt 24 Arizona*- Roosevelt 6 Arkansas—Roosevelt 18 California' Garner 44 Colorado—Roosevelt 12 Connecticut- -Smith 18 Delaware— Roosevelt 6 Florida Roosevelt 14 Georgia—Roosevelt 28 Idaho—Roosevelt 8 Illinois— Roosevelt 15' Smith 2' 4 Traylor 40 ! Garner >. Indiana— Roosevelt .. . 14 Newton D. Baker 8 Ritchie 4 Smith ; 2 Traylor 1 Bvrd 1 lows- Roosevelt 78 Kansas--Roosevelt 20 Kentucky—Roosevelt 28 Louisiana—Roosevelt 30 Maine—Roosevelt .. . 12 Maryland—Ritchie 18 Massachusetts—Smith 38 Michigan—Roosevelt I 38 Minnesota Roosevelt 74 Mississippi—Roosevelt 20 Missouri Rooskvelt u Reed 2.8 Montana—Roosevelt 8 Nebraska Roosevelt jg Nevada .Ronses elt 8 New Hampshire - Roosevelt g New Jersey—Smith 32 New Mexieo Roosevelt ' 8 New York Smith g.sij Roosevelt 2 1 2 North Carolina -Roosevelt 26 North Dakota— Roosevelt g Murray ' 1 Ohio white ;;;;;; 52 Oklahoma—Murray ' ' 22 Oregon—Roosevelt ' 10 Pennsylvania Baker i, Ritchie i Smith 30 Roosevelt ’j ' 441, Rhode Island Smith 10 South Carolina—Roosevelt is South Dakota--Roosevelt ’ io Tennessee—Roosevelt, ' 34 Texas—Garner ' 40 Utah Roosevelt g Vermont—Roosevelt 8 Virginia—Byrd 24 Washington- - Roosevelt jg West Virginia—Roosevelt is Wisconsin— Roosevelt 24 smith J Wyoming—Roosevelt a Alaska— Roosevelt 5 Traylor 1 District of Columbia—Rooievelt 6 Hawaii Roosevelt g Philippines—Smith 6 Puerto Rico—Roosevelt 8 Panama Canal Zone Roosevelt 6 Virgin Islands—Roosevelt, 2 SECOND BALLOT Alabama—Roosevelt 24 Arizona Roosevelt g Arkansas—Roosevelt California -Garner 44 Colorado—Roosevtl 52 Connecticut—Smith in Delaware Roosevelt \\ $ Florida—Roosevelt ’’ 14 Georgia—Roosevelt ...' !!!..!!! 28 Idaho -Roosevelt .. a Illinois— Traylor 4431 Roosevelt ' jgi? smith j*. Garner ' 1; Indiana— Roosevelt ir Baker o Ritchie 4 Smith I\ ] 2 lowa Roosevelt 26 Kansas—Roosevelt 20 Kentucky—Roosevelt 26 Louisiana-Roosevelt ’2O Maine—Roosevelt 12 Maryland—Ritchie " ig Massachusetts—Smith 38 Michigan—Roosevelt 38 Minnesota—Roosevelt 2, Mississippi—Roosevelt. ’ 20 Missouri—Roosevelt ’ is Reed jg Montana—Roosevelt g Nebraska Roosevelt ”, lfi Nevada—Roosevelt 6 New' Hampshire—Roosevelt i . 8 New Jersey—Smith 32 New Mexico —Roosevelt New' York— Smith Roosevelt 29 vi North Carolina—Roosevelt ,‘ North Dakota—Roosevelt, 10 Ohio—White ' 52 Oklahoma—Will Rogers 22 Oi egon—Roosevelt 10 Pennsylvania— Roosevelt 441* Smith 23<l Ritchie 31, Rhode Island—Smith 10 South Carolina—-Roosevelt 18 South Dakoto—Roosevelt 10 Tennessee—Roosevelt 24 Texas—Garner 46 Utah—Roosevelt 8 Vermont—Roosevelt 8 Vireinia—Bvrd 24 Washington—Roosevelt 16 West Virginia—Roosevelt 16 Wisconsin - Roosevelt 24 Smith 1 Wyoming—Roosevelt .. P Alaska —Roosevelt 6 Dlst. of Columbia —Roosevelt 6 Hawaii—Roosevelt 6 Phillipincs—Smith 6 Porto Rico—Roosevelt 6 Panama Canal Zone —Roosevelt 6 Virgin Islands —Roosevelt 2 THIRD BALLOT Alabama—Roosevelt 24 Arizona —Roosevelt 6 Arkansas—Roosevelt 18 California —Garner 44 Colorado—Roosevelt 12 Connecticut—Smith if Delay,'are—Roosevelt 6 Florida.—Roosevelt 14 Georgia—Roosevelt 28 Idaho—Roosevelt ... .• 8 Illinois— Traylor 40', Roosevelt 151,4 Smith 2' 4

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MBS. KAY PECK GETS $5 AWARD William Ward Is Second in Times Contest. First prize winner of $5 in The Times Lucky Slip Sales Contest today goes to Mrs. Kay Peck, 4575 Guilford avenue. All slogans mailed before midnight Thursday will be read carefully today and the last day winners will be announced Saturday. Grand prize winners will be announced next Wednesday, July 6. William Ward, 2052 College avenue, won the $3 award. The $1 prizes go to the following: Miss Katherine Ryan, 2031 North Talbot; Hazel K. Roberts, 2822 Ashland avenue; Mrs. Grace Fisher. 409 North Gladstone avenue, and Mrs. Helen Emery, 2438 North Sherman drive. Apollo theater tickets go to Mrs. A. A. Bailey, 129 West Sixteenth street; Sylvia Kennedy, 1139 Reisner; Mrs. Harry K. Allen, 1451 North Euclid avenue, and Mrs. Allie Fligel, 1104 Lawrence avenue.

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