Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1939 — Page 8

RAINBOW OUTFIT “AGAIN RELIVES DAYS IN FRANCE

Reunion Marks Division’s Celebration of Front--Line Entry.

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Celebrating the 2ist anniversary of their first entrance into frontline trenches in France, soldiers of _ the Rainbow Division gathered last “night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in reunion.

+ | Col. J. Monroe. Johnson, assistant , Secretary of Commerce, delivered the principal address and lauded the Administration’s defense program, “The United States could not .keep out of a major turmoil very - .long an dall that is keeping foreign powers from engaging in one is the ‘fact that this nation is noncommittal,” he said.

Speeches Go to Nation

More than a score of wartime leaders, present and past officers of the Rainbow Division Veterans’ Association and other military leaders addressed nation-wide audiences over the Mutual and Columbia Broadcasting systems. “Any intelligent person would not want to get into war,” Col. Johnson ‘said, “but we'd go if it were choosing between that and something ;worse than war. It is merely the lesser of two evils. “There is nothing more salutary] in the world than a United States ‘well equipped to defend itself ade‘quately. We never can .be certain of avoiding a major world turmoil

Times Photos. Exchanging reminiscences of the World War were these three Rainbow Division veterans. Left to right, Roy E. Breese, who served in the 168th regiment from Iowa; William J. Zahn, of the 150th Regiment Field Artillery, and P. A. Carroll of Warsaw, who served in the 150th Regiment Field Artillery. Rainbow Gold Star Mothers also met in connection with the reunion.

Among the 200 representatives of chapters throughout the country, left, to right, Daniel I. Glossbrenner, Indianapolis, national president of the associgtion:; Stuart Tomlinson, president of the Indianapolis chapter, and Adjt. Gen, Elmer H. Straub of Indiana. More than a score of wartime leaders, former officers of the association and military leaders spoke in a nation-wide broadcast.

FLOWER STYLES |= Shsiu ake. WILL BE SHOWN

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Zorita, a shapely, brunet snake charmer, will explain in City Court At Regional School Here March 8-9.

Reuniting on the 21st anniversary of their entry into front line trenches in France, Rainbow Division veterans met last night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Left to right at the speakers’ table are Col. William N. Hughes, Chicago, former chief of staff; Col. Ruby D. Garrett, Kansas City, Mo., division signal officer, and Col. Monroe Johnson, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, the principal speaker.

CATHOLIC GROUP T0 HEAR DUBOS

French Literary Critic of Notre Dame Speaks at Forum Sunday.

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today why she selected Miami's|parade attracted a crowd of about main business street to “exercise” (500 and tied' up automobile traffic

for 10 minutes. hee 10-foot Chinese bull snake to- “Publicity? Perish the thought,” ay.

said Zorita at the station, where Zorita ahd her snake, which was|she was booked for obstructing on a leash, were hustled to police

traffic. She gave her occupation as headquarters after their downtown |showgirl, her age as 21.

Tummy Ache May Be Sign Of Other Ills

CHICAGO, Feb. 23 (U. P). —An aching stomach isn’t always a stomach ache even though your tummy = does ache.

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Dr. Charles DuBos, noted French Since flowers are to feature spring

again until we do have a complete ‘defense program. Until then we cannot be assured of peace on ‘earth.” Appeals to Veterans

Guy H. Wainwright, a colonel in ‘the Division, appealed to the vet.erans to “bend all efforts toward ‘keeping the United States out of war,” and added “we went into the war to save the world for democ‘racy and now there is only one real ‘democr acy on the face of the earth.” Among other speakers were Col. ‘William M. Hughes, Chicago, former Division chief of staff; Col. Ruby D. Garrett, Kansas City, Mo.; Adjt. .Gen. Elmer F. Straub, Indianapolis, ‘and Daniel I. Glossbrenner, national president of the Association. i About 200 representatives of chapters throughout the United States -attended, together with representa‘tives of he Rainbow Division’s Gold _ Star Mothers.

(GAS FIRM CHANGES COKE SALES AGENTS

Hickman, William & Cec., with offices in the Majestic Building, will (become sales agent for the Citizens Gas & Coke Utility’s coke business starting March 1, it was announced :by Thomas L. Kemp, utility gen‘eral manager. A five-year contract .with Domhoff & Joyce will expire cn Feb. 28. - The utility reported 1938 sales of metallurgical coke ‘amouniing to $1.828.859.20, which was $863,154.52 ‘less than the sales for 1937.

EXHIBITS WILL SHOW _ CONSERVATION WORK

The State Department of Conser«vation will feature some of its major activities in an exhibit at the an-

literary critic and member of Notre Dame University faculty, will speak Sunday night at the

bus Auditorium. He will discuss the life of Paul Claudel, one of the greatest French statesmen and writers, who was Ambassador to the United States at the time of his conversion to the Catholic faith. Dr. Bernard J. Larkin will preside. This will be the ‘fourth lecture of the annual forum sponsored by the Indiana Chapter of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae, under the direction of the Rev. Henry F. Dugan, chancellor of the Indianapolis Catholice diocese. Dr. DuBos, who has been at Notre Dame since he came from France in 1937, to conduct a three-year course on Pascal, will speak to the Catholic Sisters of the city at 2 p. m. Sunday in Ladywood School and at 6 p. m. will be guest of the Alliance Francaise at a banquet in his honor at the Hotel Washington.

HOLDUP MAN MEETS MATCH IN WIDOW, 56

NEW YORK, Feb. 23 (U. P.)— When a holdup man hit Mrs. Antoinette Dick, 56-year-old widow, on the head with his gun last night, she flew intg” him, wrested his revolver away, ‘and chased him out of her candy store. Today Ignatz Nappo, 16, was in a hospital, a bullet wound in his chest. Mrs. Dick said that he returned later and demanded the pistol and it was dicharged accidentally. © Nappo was arrested on a charge of felonious assault and battery.

Catholic’ ‘Forum in the Knights of Colum-

This paradox was offered by Dr. Harry Gauss of Denver. Writing in the Journal of the American Medical Association,

Dr. Gauss explained that: An aching stomach sometimes is a heart or brain disease symptom or pain that has been “telegraphed” to the stomach. > “The abdomen has been properly called the barometer or spokesman of the body,” Dr. Gauss said, explaining that diseases of the brain, the heart and other parts of the body outside the digestive tract may reveal themselves . through symptoms in the stomach and intestines.

AMERICAN DROWNS ON TRIP ABROAD

JERUSALEM, Feb. 23 (U. P.).— Ted Waldy Evans of Baltimore was drowned off Caesarea today when a

motor launch capsized. His. two companions, Charles King and Robert -Braigdon, also of Baltimore, were saved by Jewish settlers from the Binyamina settlement. The three Americans had been on a cycle tour of the Red Sea ‘area but sold their motorcycles at Athens

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left Greece a week ago.

BEATS HOME Times Special LOGANSPORT, Feb. 23.—Oftto Coby of near Monterey arrived home in time from St. Joseph’s Hospital here for the birth of a son to his wife. He and his eldest son Marvin were released from the hospital where they were confined for treatment of injuries sustained in an automobile accident.

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fashions this year, flower fashions will be featured at the regional school of the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association, to be held March 8 and 9 at the Claypool Hotel. A fashion show, sponsored by the William H. Block Co., will show the newest styles in corsage bouquets to be worn on new spring models. It will be held in the Riley Room at the Claypool the afternoon of March 9. : “About 800 florists of Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky will attend the school. Styles in flower arrangements for all occasions will be taught by Charles H. Grakelow, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Thomas Bright, Chicago; Lenora Garcia, of San Antonio; Mrs. Clair Martin and Earl Meanor of Detroit, and William Starick, of Cincinnati, William Crain, Cincinnati, international president, and Frank Baker, Utica, N. Y., past president; are to attend. Mr. Baker is to address the Indianapolis Kiwanis Club March 8. A banquet that night will be the only social event of the session. The local committee will meet tomorrow night at the Claypool Hotel to complete arrangements.

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