Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1939 — Page 23
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GEN. MARSHALL ONGE'TOLD OFF | Bi MER | For a More GEN. PERSHING 1 Ee Enjoyable Vacation New Army Chief of Staff Is | 5 Take Advantage of This
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Gen, Nathan Bedford Forrest had a recipe for victory: “Git thar | fustest with the mostest men.” In| his present trip to Brazil, Gen. Mar- | shall is “gitting thar fustest” to visit Gen, Bontieras, Chief of Staff | of the Brazilian Army, before Nazi | Germany can invite him to the Reich to further a bond between *the Brazilian and German armies. Gen. Stonewall Jackson has become a legend of brilliant stategy,| daring tactics, an uncanny ability to move infantry faster than any other soldier, In his brilliant World War record, Gen. Marshall | suggests Gen. Jackson. As chief of the operations gec- | tion of the general staff of the] American Army, he set the Meuse- | Argonne drive to rolling smoothly | with a day-to-day system of making | estimates of positions different units
would be in when the next day’s| 3 | “orders reached them, estimating | o& German positions, then basing the E next day's orders on the esti- | ; : | mates. bss ERR He's High on Morale ’ - Hi { General Marshall believes the! : ; SRR : 3 ‘most important thing in the army | ER : i : 3
i a a 3 i . . g : — _— a «George C. Marshall, newly appoint- | i 3 : 3 X : : . Lari ed Chief of Staff of the U. S. Army. | k: : S : = E 3 And in his career there is a hint] 3 : : 2 3 h3 : : of two famous Confederate generals, A 3 2
is morale, and his course as Chief of Staff can be expected to be shaped by that idea. As he sees it, !
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Ex-Guard Instructor |Ramsey. Crispus Attucks. (16-19, George Kame, president, has The National Guard is likely to| Incoming officers will be pledged | announced. Application for barn] get sympathetic attention during by V. D. Parker, of the Central Y.|space has been received from horse! Gen. Marshall's term. From 1933 to M: C. A. [traders in 11 states thus far. The| 1936. he was senior instructor of Mek { the Indi Cert [onvenHon will be lila on the Harry! ‘ i ; embers o e Indiana Centra erry farm near Almond this year. | the Illinois National Guard, and College Y¥. W. C. A. will hold their | | earlier had the Massachusetts annual planning session during a Guard under his wing. {retreat at the Earl Kiger farm The general is an enthusiast about north of Indianapolis tomorrow and the military profession. Tall and Sunday. Marshall Chambers is | rather slim, he has abounding en- president. |
the Army right now could build Brig.-Gen. George Marshall . . . thinker, shrewd strategist. While planning your vacation trip be sure to include the buyitself up for a bad letdown in | : *pd all Tian tenn. Like hic X I ing of a new reconditioned car—one that you can depend upcomers sm a semes mot. (N20 Hi-Y Clubs to Hold d Il as safety. And ri Be Tr Pi, / on to add to your pleasures as well as safety. And right now ‘If the Army spends its money wise- | | : : : : 1 2 Iv it can Jay in stocks of material] 4 / P : : T d during this big sale is a most excellent time to buy—hunthat will be serviceable 20 vears | nnua ncn 1C Ues ay . ‘ 1 Eiri: tow. The purchase Of th - | dreds of fine cars that have many thousands of unused miles material will step up the country's 3 3 y ~ ~ r capacity for speedy production of Members of Hi-Y Clubs will hold their annual picnic and installa- | still mn them are being offered at pr Ices and ter ms that make war goods. tion of officers at the Butler University campus Tuesday afternoon. , o 7 On the other hand. if the Army Nine ciubs expected to participate are those of Shortridge, Tech. them real bar gains. should take advantage of this gen- Manual. Southport, Washington. Crispus Attucks, Warren Central, Beech erous mood to increase its per- Grove and Ben Davis High Schools | ® sonnel strength jargelv—then, when Senior class members of the clubs will he presented by their sponsors. | the purse strings tighten up again, Sponsors include William Otto and, — vr e eC ion it will simply have to go through Howard Wright, Shortridge; Paul TRADERS TO : a process of deflation. | Myers, Tech: Douglass Brown, War- CONVENE 0 IAP 3000 t 1 f . 3 1 d Officers will be retired. men dis- ren Centrai: M. E. Gamble, Beech S——— . ver . cars to select irom includBE I rE a Dry | _JORNELL. : ¥. May 13 0. 2) ing practically every model for the last : re reduced—an ' Ss on; James Shockley __ i > Dyes YH le oe SU al re] oe Cla Bee voy The annuual World Horse Traders ten years. |Leichty, Southport, and Andrew Convention will be held here Aug. Quality Practically every car has been carefully reconditioned throughout-—some few ‘as 1s’ bargains.
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ergy, and works at top speed. In ; ; ” ; civilian clothes, he doesn’t look like po ouigions i Je a BY Ba: n ‘a soldier, somehow—doesn’t affect gohnen State Y. M Bn al the bristling mustache, the clipped- | {ary and Clarence Elliott eh L off sentences or the semi-Prussial georetary at the Indiana RS ea manner of so many army officers. (ap ©. A . : pos i He is quiet, soft-spoken and is! =~ well liked. For recreation he likes 1 ~~ to take walks. ride horseback and | play tennis. He does not smoke GOLF PLAY 10 OPEN .put does take an occasional drink. Unlike many Army officers, he has the gift of self-expression. When LEGION CONCLAVE General Pershing found the job of writing his memoirs too tough. he m—— called in Gen. Marshall to straighten pg, cpeein out the tangle. as the new Chief of 7 : Staff can write as fluently as he FRANFLIN, May 19.—A golf can speak match tomorrow will open the two- . He is not. however, given to day convention of the American sounding off his plans, ideas or Legion. it was announced today. A achievements—quite the contrary. {combined meeting of the Legion and Never Sounds Off Auxiliary will climax the convention "The annals of the U. S. Army are Sunday afternoon. full of instances of talented soldiers Legionnaires from the 35 posts of : : cat 4 : the Seventh District will be the who wrote or talked themselves into gyects of Franklin Post 205. A dintrouble. Gen. Marshall's name will ner-dance will be held tomorrow never be on that list. ‘hight at the Franklin Country Club. | Gen. Marchal is well liked in the Progress of the district during the! Armv. and has been called the most Present year will be discussed and | brilliant soldier in the A. E. F. (every effort made to exceed the) JEWELERS | A graduate of Virginia Military Membership total of last year, ac- | i Institute. he got a second lieutenant’s | COTding to State Commar.der Harold commission in 1902 at the age of 20.(A- Shindler of Newburgh. a. -_ He went at once to the Philip-/ Advertisement gi — pines, serving in connection with | the Philippine insurrection. we INDIANAP he was sent to the Infantry-Cav= | alry School at Ft. Leanvenworth | ‘(graduating as number one student) | THANKS and to the Army Staff College at RETONGA 11] “the same post. | He served as instructor in the Ft. Leavenworth service schools, | where he got conclusive proof that! RETURN OF STRENGTH ———— | Em : |
he wasn't handicapped by the fact] he had not attended West Point. |
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His “pupils” were all West Point- . t | ers, mostly 15 or 20 years older than “It Rid Me of My Suffering he. Manv of them became division] and Restored My Strength and corps commanders in the A, E.| . ’ in Less Than a Month's! Time,” Declares Well
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He went to France in June, 1917 | and was assistant chief of staff for operations until July, 1818. It was “during this period that he had a} brush with Gen. Pershing. { “ Gen. Pershing and staff came Sleepless, worn out and in condown to inspect the First Division as /Stant pain, Mr. Silas Gibson, 912 it went through some maneuvers N. Hamilton Ave, Indianapolis, is which normally would have re- among the latest to tell of his quick | Would break and every muscle in | quired a week's training but for and happy recovery from months MY body felt sore and stiff. I tried which only 24 hours had been al.|of terrible suffering through Re-|¢Verything I knew about but nothJowed. |tonga. Mr. Gibson, who has been ing brought me any relief until The high command was critical employed by the Atkins Saw Works|2 friend recommended Retonga. of the result. Gen. Marshall bluntly | for the past twenty-seven years, was| 11s Wonderful medicine went right told Pershing that insufficient train-|born and reared in Mercer County, | Work and in almost no time ing time had been allowed, and Ky, and has many friends both|™Y Pains began to leave me and talked up to him in man-to-man here and in his old home com-|MTV Strength came back. Now I go ‘fashion. imuhity. In relating his happy ex-|% bed, drop right off to sleep ~ Pershing didn’t get irritated. On |perience with the famous herb|20d never wake up until time to ‘the contrary, he liked it. He list-|medicine, Mr. Gibson stated: 80 to work, and I get up feeling
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lieutenant from V. M. I. got along fine with them. { Resident. Pains Gone and He Gets Restful Sleep Now.
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