Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1936 — Page 9

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AT FORT SET FOR SATURDAY

Gen. Naylor to Speak to C. M. T. C. Youths

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flowers, the Kansas Rural Letter Carriers Band gave an impromptu concert yesterday be-

ployes in the capitol building's rotunda. : Besides its political significance, the sunflower is the Kansas state flower, bandsmen pointed out. :

Wearing bright-colored sun-

fore applauding Statehouse em-

FOR SUM OF $5000]:

WIRE Artists Allege No Backer Was Sought.

A suit asking $5000 judgment against Indianapolis Broadcasting,

RECEIVES HEAD CUT}

Robert Stapleton, 25, of 825 Musk- |] ingham-st, was treated at City Hos-| pital early today for a cut re-| ceived when he was hit on the back

of the head while walking on Illi-nois-st near North-st. He told po-

| Inc, operating company of radio|jice he did not know what hit him. WOMAN, 9%, IS DEAD - |Btation WIRE, was on, fle feday in ~ y Circuit Court. op - Times Special *! The plaintiffs, Harry A. Ross and ABDOMINAL BELTS GREENSBURG, Ind, Aug. 19! john V. Robbins, charge that the eo 0 0 £5 With cadet candidates in com- Funeral services for Mrs. Jane | company did not try to find a spon- AMERICAN TRUSS co mand, the C. M. T. C. regiment at | Davidson, oldest Greensburg resi-| sor for their tryout-radio program, " . Fort Benjamin Harrison is to pass | dent, are to be held’ tomorrow | but used it to fill up broadcasting (|, SLY LocaTion LL stm in review Saturday before the post Horeing here. Sie was 94. She|time. They alleged that they pre- IN FIRST BLOCK nder, Brig. Gen. William K. ed Monday night. sented a playlet series, “The Schultz =

Naylor. The cadets also will be parading before their parerits and friends, because Saturday has been designated as visitors day by the camp commander, Col. George V. Strong. Approximately 2000 cadets are attending the August camp, second and last at Fort Harrison this year. Immediately following the review and inspection, Gen. Naylor is to speak. A picnic dinner is to be served to relatives and friends at noon in the Officers’ Club.

Program Is Outlined

The afternoon is to be devoted to a program of games and entertainment. The schedule includes a three-legged race, shoe and equipment races. Inter-company military competition is to follow the games. The events are to include shelter-tent pitching, pack-making, best drilled and neatest cadet, best squad in extended and close order drill, best platoon in extended and close order drill and most efficient ma-chine-gun squad. A band concert by the C. M. T. C. regimental band is to close the visitors’ day observance. The concert is to be under the direction of Sergt. Johns of the 11th Infantry.

OLD SHIP IS USED FOR SAFETY TESTS

By United Press LEE HALL, Va., Aug. 19. — The old cargo vessel Nantasket was towed out into the James River for a series of spectacular tests today of newest devices for safety of those who go down to sea in ships. The ship which once carried supplies to the A. E. F. in France, was taken from the graveyard of the war-time fleet to serve as a “guinea pig” for maritime experts appointed by Congress to study sea safety. From the experiments it is hoped to perfect safeguards against sea tragedies such as brought death to more than 100 persons aboard the Morro Castle two years ago.

LABOR BODY TO MEET

The Marion County Labor Club advisory council is to meet Friday at 8 p. m. at 129%2 N. Illinois-st. The club is affiliated with the Indiana Roosevelt Labor Club and the National Workers Non-Partisan League. Council members include Hazel Heller, vice chairman; Ar-

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