Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 49, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1932 — Page 14

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65 RECRUITS TO BONUS BRI6ADE STRANDED HERE Trip to Washington Halted When Trainmen Refuse Them Help. Sixty-five bonus army recruits are stranded today at Emerson avenue and Prospect street, their trip to Washington halted by inability to obtain transportation. There was no breakfast for the men this morning, and they are awaiting results of efforts by their commander, Robert George, Terre Haute, to obtain help. The men are from Decatur and Danville, 111., and Terre Haute. They arrived Wednesday night on a Big Four freight train, but the trip was halted when railroad police refused to permit them to board east-bound freight trains. George came to police headquarters seeking aid. Capt. Otto Pettit told him police can do nothing. “We have breakfast waiting for us in Columbus and Cincinnati, so it won’t make any difference which route we taken out of here,” George said. Pettit did not respond to the hint that breakfast here would be in order, and George left to seek help elsewhere. Train Tickets Due It n L'nitcd I’rruH WASHINGTON, July 7.—Bonus army veterans continued to ask for meal tickets today, while the government prepared to give them train tickets. The house was expected to adopt a senate resolution providing SIOO,000 for train fare, and thus putting up to the army’s 15,000 men the choice of returning whence they came or prolonging their siege of a congress that ignored their bonus demands. President Hoover recommended the appropriation in a letter to Speaker John N. Garner and the resolution was reported favorably by the house ways and means committee. The money would be a loan charged against the adjusted service certificates, on which the veterans want immediate and full payment. Walter W. Waters, commander-in-chief of the army, discouraged acceptance of the proposition, and declared his belief that few veterans would leave. “The majority of these men have no homes,” Waters said. “So what would they want to go home for? There is bitterness in their hearts, and if they return they will spread bitterness, and breed it in others. We are here, and we ought to stay until we get the bonus. But we’ve got to eat.” Waters took anew lease on his leadership by flying to New York, securing food and $1,700 cash, and returning just in time to disorganize opposition to him. The $1,700 will buy two days’ food for the army. He also “humanized’’ his generalship by introducing his wife to the men and quartering her in his none-too-comfortable tent on the Anacostia flats. She arrived from Oregon by bus. Mrs. Waters, mother of two daughter, age 2 and 5, is slim, fair skinned and blond. “I am accused of being a dictator,” Waters said. “Well, here is my dictator, my wife.” ASSISTANT PASTOR OF SACRED HEART IS DEAD Monastery Superior Succumbs After Operation at Hospital. The Rev. Humilis Zwiesler, assistant pastor of Sacred Heart Catholic church and superior of the i Sacred Heart monastery, died J Wednesday following an operation in the St. Francis hospital in Beech Grove. Father Zwiesler was born in Dayton, 0., in 1890, and was educated in the Catholic schools there, and in St. Joseph’s college in Teutopolis, 111. He was ordained into the priesthood fourteen years ago, and had been at the local church seven years. Funeral services will be held at Sacred Heart church at 9:30 Saturday. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s cemetery. MAYORPUTS OUT BLAZE Aided by Domestic, Sullivan Quells Fire at Rear of Home. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan, by virtue of his office as commander of the fire and police departments, was part of a bucket brigade of two which extinguished a fire in the alley back of his home today, the other being a domestic employed by the mayor. Trash in a basket in an alley back of the home at 503 North Capitol avenue became ignited. Firemen were called, but on arrival found that their commander-in-chief and his aid had done their work well.

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