Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1935 — Page 26

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Only Russia Tops Nazis in Hitler Regime: Navy Ranks Third. ly Call'd Prnt PARIS, March 21.—European military experts, revising their charts of martial strength, saw Germany today as potentially second In number of soldiers, third in naval tonnage, and third in number of airplanes. Russia alone, they figured, would exceed Germany in soldiers if Adolf Hitlers plans were effected; Great Britain and France would exceed her m naval strength and France and Russia in point of airplanes by mereases m their present fleets. They saw the lmeup as follows: | Against Germany in present crisis— Russia—Army. 940.000; airplanes. 2500; navy, 200.000 tons. Britain—Army. 106.700; airplanes. 848; navy, 1.005.400 tons. Italy—Army. 251.000; airplanes. 1507; navy. 378.858 tons. French bloc— France—Army. 204 760; airplanes. 2167; navy. 541 630 tons. Belgium—Army, 67.850; airplanes, 250. Czecholsovakia—Army, 110.000; airplanes. 546. % Yugoslavia—Army. 107.652; airplanes. 627; navy. 9,512 tons. Rumania—Army, 149.390; airplanes, 546. Turkey—Army, 194 000; airplanes, 370; navy, 52.97® tons. German bloc— Germany <potential)— Army. 540.- ! 000; airplanes, 2500; nevy, 400,000 tons. Bulgaria <potential)— Army, 50,- | 000; airplanes, 100. Hungary (potential)—Army, 65,-, 000; airplanes, 100. Poland—Army, 266,000; airplanes, 700; navy, 7840 tons. Outside present calculations— Austria—Army, 30.000. Greece—Army. 53.043; airplanes, 119; navy, 52,998 tons.

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RED CROSS TO HOLD FIRST AID INSTITUTE Maximum Enrollment Is Assured for Venture. Mail registrations have assured a maximum enrollment in the Red Cross First Aid Institute which will be conducted at 7 Monday night in the Red Cross garment shop, 110 S. Meridian-st. Dr. W. J. Fenton, national staff physician, will conduct the classes. Miss Agnes Cruse. Indianapolis Red Cross secretary with headquarters at 777 N. Meridian-st, is in charge of registrations. REFORMED CHURCH TO HEAR LENTEN SERMON Third of Series to Be Given in Car-rolton-av Edifice. The Rev. E. G. Homrighausen, Carrollton-av Reformed Church pastor, wil give the third of a series i c£ Lenten sermons, at 7:45 tonight, j The general theme of the series is "What We Believe," and the sermon subject for tonight will be ‘ About The Bible."

§ CORRECT GLASSES Correct glasses are very important. They must fit correctly. The lenses must be of the proper strength for your particular needs! See us today for complete and thorough examination! n ew Location ! DR. J. E. KERNEL STREET FLOOR TRACTION TERMINAL BLDG. CORNER MARKET AND ILLINOIS STREETS

LEGION CHIEFS EXPECTED AT ROUNDUP HERE National Adjutant to Make Address at Session in Antlers. All past commanders of the Indiana department, American Legion, are expected to attend the first annual roundup of past post officials at 2 Sunday in the Antlers. National Adjutana Frank E. Samuel and C. Wayland Brooks, Chicago. will address the meeting. Saturday night the officials will take part in a banquet and on Sunday several state committee meetings will be held. Department Commander Frank A. Kossa and Adjutant William B. Sayer will be in charge. Joseph F. Lutes, Twelfth District commander, urged all posts and business firms to forge ahead in the membership drive so the district may report its quota completed at the state meeting.

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METAL TRADES GROUP RETAINS ALLJFFICERS James S. Watson Renamed President, Banquet to Be March 29. All incumbent officers and committeemen of the National Metal Trades Association local branch have been re-elected through a referendum vote of the district membership, it was announced today. The officers are James S. Watson, president; Ferris T. Taylor, vice president; John M. Caswell, treasurer, and William D. Hamerstadt, George J. Hoffman and O. B. lies, executive committeemen. Andrew J. Allen begins his 30th year as secretary of the organization. John C. Gall, Washington, asso-

ciate general counsel of the National Association of Manufacturers, will speak on "National Legislation and the Employer’’ at the 29th annual luncheon meeting of the metal trades group Friday, Marrh 29. at the Columbia Club. Other speakers will be Alexander Sellers. Philadelphia, president of the National Metal Trades Association. and Homer D. Sayre, Chicago, association, commissioner. Mr. Gall has represented industry in many controversial discussions on legislation before Congress. PRESENT TRAVEL : ILM Pictorial Description of Lindbergh Flight Route Scheduled. _ A dramatic pictorial description of a flight over the West Indies and South America will be presented by the World Travel Study Clubs, Inc., at 2 Friday afternoon at the Zaring Theater. The picture is said to be the first air travelog of territory covered by Col. Lindbergh in his flight with the Southern Cross. The Japanese are the most expert wrestlers in the world.

5,000 HOMES Are in Immediate Need of Having Their Ground Planted and Rearranged The stock that is offered is the highest grade—the price within reach of anyone, and an invitation is extended to all to make a personal investigation and see for themselves. FRUIT TREES— Grapes, Raspberries, Blackberries, Currants and Gooseberries. SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES —Evergreen* in complete varieties. Shrubs and rose bushes of all kinds. LANDSCAPE WORK —AII kinds—payment plan can be arranged. Act Immediately—The Time for Planting Is Now Payment Plan Can Be Arranged BERT WALTON 919 Broadway LI-8049

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MARCH 21, 1935