Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1935 — Page 44

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FORT PREPARES FOR ARMY DAY CEREMONY HERE Peace-Time Efficiency to Be Shown in Exhibit at War Memorial. The United States Army will be its own press a (rent on Army Day. • week from tomorrow, when the peace time efficiency and strength of Ft Benjamin Harmon will be on exhibit at the Indiana War Memorial Plaza. The general public, which has shown an increased interest m its own army with the war rumblings in Europe, will see an army that has, under the direction of Gen. Douglas McArthur, chief of staff, been almost entirely rebuilt and re-organ-tzed. Dress Rehearsal Held The fort staged a dress rehearsal yesterday for Frank M. Henley, commander of the Hoosirr chapter. Military Order of the World War. the organization which is sponsoring the exhibit. In place of rumbling caissons, pulled by sturdy horses, there were motorized infantry field trains, motorized field artillery equipment and trucks for transporting men. supplies, rooking equipment and hospitalization. Seventy-three mules and 18 horses are used for hauling machine gun*carts and ammunition wagons. The huge 75-mm. gun. known as the "Soixante Quinze,” is one of the most effective pieces of field artillery at the fort. Completely motorized, the gun now only requires a crew of nine. Thirteen horses and six drivers in addition to the rrew were needed in the equine days. Col. Robinson in Charge I,ife in an armv pr>st will continue with its calm efficiency at the exhibit. A tented company street will be on display. Every device used by the army to add to its strength and fighting power will be shown to the public Col Oliver P. Robinson, 11th Infantry commander, is in charge of the event, assisted by Maj A. C. Young, executive officer; Lieut. F. M Hmshaw. adjutant and publicity officer; Capt. Oscar Kain. supply officer, and Capt. L A. Webb, mess officer. Brig. Gen William K. Naylor is fort commander. The Indiana National Guard under Adjt. Gen. Elmer F Strauo also will participate. TECH STAGES EXHIBIT Spring Display of Vocational Training Classes Is Held. Hundreds of former pupils-of the Technical High School home economics department visited the school last night to view the displays in the tenth annual spring exhibit of vocational trmnin* classes. The exhibits included millinery, dresses and bakery goods. A playlet was given by members of th' social practice class.

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WORK-RELIEF BILL IS READY FOR PASSAGE House - Senate Committee Puts Act in Shape for Approval. By I'nitrd Prr* WASHINGTON. March 29—The $4.800 000.000 work-relief bill, battle scarred, but still intact, was readytoday for final congressional action. Only the formalities of House and Senate approval of the conference report remained before the bill could be presented to President Roosevelt for the signature which will make it law. The House may act today, but it appeared probable the Senate, anxious to clean up other matters, would permit it to go over until Monday. The conference report last night satisfied all warring elements and left little ground for any fresh assaults upon the bill. Elimination of the Thomas inflation amendment was not unexpected. Senator Elmer Thomas <D.. Okla.L said he plans to revive the silver issue in a separate measure. Other amendments attached by the senate and retained included a rider by Senator Walter F. George iD„ Ga ), permitting the President to use part of the fund for AAA. An amendment by Senator Pat McCarran <D.. Nev.), requiring Senate confirmation of relief fund administrators. was modified, but re- ' tained. The wage amendment which caused such a battle in the Senate was altered somewhat, but not to any marked degree. In general, the conference left the bill in a form acceptable to the Administration. The Senate has an agreement to

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