Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1939 — Page 15

. SoHo0L ] OUTH IN DEMOCRACY,

HOOVER URGES)

Declares Private Citizens Should ‘Conduct Boys’

Members ‘of the Indiana Schoolmen’s Club will meet March 325 at the Claypool Hotel to discuss 'schooi legislation, © ‘William G. Spencer, of Franklin. club | ¢, will address the

0 following the morning panel OD ‘which will ‘be led by H.

When Ea Mr. Martay fre clashed

with university

: (Ones § tie called out the| to seize the - a

ALFALFA BILL BILL’ URGED I

_oKLaon’ arr CITY, March 18 (U.|

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—A move was under way in the|

HB. Allman, Muncie, superintendent. |P ape Legislature today to ask]

| Others in the group are J. ee Riahol | Dunn, Indianapolis, county superin- the Bow: of Regents of the Uni=| | tendent; Merle Coons, Crawfords- ) Oklahoma {0 name former!

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LOS ANGELES, March 16 (U. PD. “Former President Herbert Hoover last night urged America to take &|% | : lesson from. the Fascists and cop~|&h | s : | eentrate att its | | RE | 8 H |

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“Just as Fascists build boys | § 16 support a an state, we want |; to build our s to support a rep-|: resentative state, > he told 1500 persons at a Boys Club of America din- ¢ ner, -He urged that private citizens father" than the Government wary. 3 on boys’ club. work.

Pleads for Underprivileged.

Mr. Hoover urged greater recrea~| tional and training facilities for the | “paysment boys” of cities and,” describing his observations during: # “tour abroad, declared: : : “The Fascist countries have de-| voted thémselves to this organiza~| tion (boys’ clubs) as never before in , The Fascist program emBERRY. ne that we try to. attain} in our boys’ clubs and Boy’ Scouts and‘ our multitude of institutions devoted to youth. That is, they systematically examine them physically, undertake to build up their bodies, to give sports and recreation, to find their occupational bents, and to give them encouragement and AE Muga hota. faith in the future, Judge ‘Curtis G. Spéke (eft) of the Indiana Supreme Court “But it is practically compulsory. administers the Eo of offic: to Wilbur A. Fleenor, newly appointed And with it all, they incessantly] chief Deputy State Treasure . Mr.- Fleenor was appointed by State pound Nazi and Fascist mode of Treasurer Joseph Roliejtson ii sticceed E. N. Kestner of Brownstown, thought into. these “children. who died last week. * wl

J. “They Build Egotism’ : SES aly resimentation, to Mother Wins ‘Walkout On Children 1

-.~ moral subjection to their masters. They build the egotism of race superiority. They deny the right of criticism and free expression. Their concept is every individual simply a molecule in a mass-directed state. It all has a military complexion of the deepest dye. at : : ; “That is not what America wants. i We want to build the sense of. vol- CLEVELAND, Mach 16 (tg. untary action, to build up) personal] . P)—A 36-year-old widow ity, to create a sense of personal contemplated ay the. sucresponsibility. We want to build i p ou id. “ ’ cess of her week-long “moth for moral discipline, not regimenta-| - . Pl Gna tion. ‘We want to build for the dig-| = er's strike,” after walking ou’ nity and character of the individual. on her three ‘teen-age chiiWe: Mant education In sue. os dren because they quarrelec . propaganda, se are the founda- er tions of free men. And just as| + °o fish shou helping he Fascists build their boys to support| With the housework, a’ oe fo state, we want to build A wack 20, Mr Ta our refu u : boys Sport a Tepreseniative cause “it. might embarrass the children,” grew sick ind tivec! | of hearing her" Vi-year-old {f daughter and two boys, 15 and 18, refuse to wash dishes, run errands and dust the furni. ture that she packec and lef, She told them to put an gd - in the newspaper when they decided they could ke good. They ran the hotse for 4

state,” week, but finally Setideq that

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The. 39) activities of the India ‘Motor = Transportation vertised and *“ ar cam: home, her tas Brey

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at 7 p. m. at the Hotel Antlers, P. L. Joyce, president, an“experiment” in cariying out oft-repeated threats to leave

nounced today. April 27 hes been set aside as ladies’ night and on May 19 and had been successful. “Well,”. she smiled, “the | oldest boy is washing dishes .

July 14 there: are to be golf outings. and’ the youngest ij drying

A sportsman’s week-end and party has been arranged for June 16 to them. The girl is clerning the bedrooms. : “What do youl think?”

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18. On Aug. 11 there is to be a family picnic followed by a clam bake on Sept. 8. Oct. 5 is an open| date and the year’s activities will} close Nov. 9 with the election of the 1040 officers.

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VANDEVANTER’S RIGHT ONBENCH CHALLENGED

WASHINGTON, March 18 (U.P). —Noble John Moore, New York, has asked the Supreme Court to review validity of a sentence imposed on him by retired Supreme Court Justice Willis Vandevanter while sitting as a district judge. Moore, found to have testified falsely in a New York Federal District Court trial over which Justice Vandevanter presided, charged that the retired justice had’ no right to sit as a district judge and that all his acts in that capacity were illegal. Justice Vandevanter was on the bench during the trial of William

—American airplane decigners piepared, today to give the Ariay demonstrations of revolutionary

type light bombers, - capable of

speeds approaching 400 miles

devastating effect in sliort ran Fo] bombing operations. The planes will competle-in trl 1s at Wright Field, Dayton, O. Afi: exhaustive tests, the Army will select one design for ise in ‘ec pansion of the Air Corps toward the new goal of -6000 first-line plans War Department officiils believ:d that the tests will prodiice a new type of light bomber wich, whin incerporated into the air Corps win equally new pursuit situps and hue

J. Graham and James C. McKay |fving fortresses, wii! give the Univ id of Reno, who weve convicted of|Stotes the most efficient and dead hal

mail fraud charges. Moore was found guilty by Justice Vandevanter of having violated his probation

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Times Special LAFAYETTE, March 16 —About 400 Indiana recreation leaders will meet tonight at Purdue University |Eil for the Works Progress Administra- | tion Lay Banquet. Allen Bloom, Indianapolis, State Chairman of WPA recreation ‘committees, will be in charge. Principal addresses will be made by Dr. Frank |i Lloyd, New York University educa- |f tion. professor, and Quentin EK. Hartke, WPA recreation division state director.

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