Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1939 — Page 7

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NAVY PRACTICED Insurance Man Recalls |'DISCIPLINE ON | ‘It Was Bad Business,’ PROTEST FOOD SALE [oom po, 24m, Ste Svat

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| Lawrenceburg, fourth vice presi= The Indiana Restaurant Associa- dent; E. J. Kepple, Evansville. fifth ; : elimination of a State Excise Com- Indianapolis, treasurer Charles . | as he described the final trip of the Navy's diving bell whieh stalled as n oe : he 24 Hours: Undershirt -— There Was No Excitemen it brought up the last of the survivors of the submarine Squalus. fission Tule forcing taverns “into Gartner, Shelbyville, is executive SAA | » of the bell, in whieh == ’ —— rene] And No Panic. { The last oy OOF Totled on Ah A resolution asking the commis-| ere——————— [the rescue chamber x © with the men inside the bell. They [sion not make the sale of food nec-| CEMETERY THIEF SOUGHT Always Ready for Sub ) Nineteen years ago the S-3, Navy | PORTSMOUTH, N. H, May 23 surface, required nearly five hours ~~ y wine licenses, was ade Disasters {sub on one of its first voyages, sank , (U. P).~The Navy selected Judson during which time the last eight 'aidiy were happy and even gave us Censes, was adopted at theithey said, has been stealing vases . Rr nh y 3 y » nm ——— \ I. Bland, electricians mate, to de- 3 uffered additional tors | convention here yesterday Cross Cemetery BlufY Road {lopen, Del, about 350 miles out © § P. Naguin, suffered additional tore peefsteak cooked for dinner . . Cosa. Sie. wt See. Suc: oo Del, . \ soribe the tense hours of 33 men en- ture Howard Deputy, manager of the Cometery officials said she usually . : RN 3 : ; al je gav iramat WASKRINGTON Max 5% Aboard was Gunner Robert Holt. || Sl tombed in a disabled submarine on 2 Aural a en a a down. He got no results, elected president. Other officers Pp. m The Navy's speed in launching the now 49 mdanapolis insurance | NY a the ocean floor with 26 drowned Picture of Ul Bh a “Then we sent a third one OWN | ee pv ; a — ¢ a » 5 R rescue of the Squalus’ survivors and man 3 SN } con nions, TT Iv AS ree { | preparing a of 1 B- We were making a trip from a or stocky man in his 30s Yelniniseently as he recalled the We had to decompress him on Amazing Values for Camera Buyers! Salvi F 4 2 8 \ 3 Stock) \ $ » [seene the way up. It took four hours durs | The “ROLLEICORD" pokesmen today 10 a decade of) counted : hy; haa 26 men TW | “The first thing I want to say,” “IT think that bell breaking might crush him to death. Finally, | CANDID CAMERA practice In the use of rescue devices and four officers aboard i he declared, “is that I am very hap. through the surface on the last trip we set the men to pulling up the The CAMERA That StmMifies Phe. oH a

| r y ( l ? S EF l d B Il president; Ollie Bassett, Angola, FOR 10 YEARS ON Ti me Sub Stayed Down SUB PERFECT’ «0 C L a IS 0) ou é e third vice president; Wade Fleming, 3 x Saka ! ABOARD THE U. SS. BROOKLYN, OFF PORTSMOUTH, N. HK. tion today RT: " RESCUE DEVICES Robert Holt Jt Resoued After : Electrician S Mate Says May 25 (U. P)="It was bad business.” Admiral C. W. Cole said today began a mpaign for vice president, and Martin Shane, | | the restaurant business.’ secratary, . . ih : | ) Five Diving Bells Kept Was Distress Flag. | 3 ¥ y } | ay on wa talking and joking. They cer- essary in issuing beer, liquor or| pajjce today sought a woman who, lin 150 feet of water off Cape Hen. § = : " survivors, ineluding Lieut, Oliver ‘instructions’ how they wanted their closing session of the association's and flowers from graves at Holy “Then we sent a second diver Guaranty Restaurant here. was “isited” thers. Detweons 3 ap. 2 the submarine and shook hiz head and he got his line fouled. marine itself was credited by Navy Boston 0 Baltimore,” Mr. Holt re- “. Bland talked in a weak voice, | Bell Cable Jams ing which we were afraid the bell! logranhy

and to care preparation, Years in Our commanding officer. Lieut k was the most pleasant trip I will bell by hand. because in that we AN BVaNce for ust eh 21 Sere ARe h A . > \ : . ) . we petle share advance, for Just such an emergency. comm. C. M. Cooke Jr. had given PY to be here and that I was With | oy see he said could feel the slightest give in the! —Nixves | fetwres Rach rescue ship—and here art (he order for a crash dive some. such a good bunch of shipmates, I Everything went beautifully up to cable and thus prevent a break | -s of ae a 0 F five, ne ang the U.S. 8 Falcon time during the morning, About never saw men handle a situation that fourth trip. We sent down a which might have been caused by a Terms o as Low as *1,00 Per WEEK! wapnin By or J 10 noon it came. I was in the central any better (erew of two and picked up eight, machine doing the pulling. we the survivors of the Squalus N v \ \ ad : N } operating compartment. Theres a ’ which made 10 men altogether. The! “Then came the delicate feat of | We have the famous a NAGER" Fil AK \ N NSN SL fy » | \ “Aan n fectly . . m 2 1¢ Br \ 3 pracuibe le PP valve Just about in the middle off Robert Molt | The captain as perfectly cool bell comes up by means of a cable balancing the buoyancy of the bell NOTICE pack and plate CAMERA re 1 Submatin on the bottom of the the ship that must be closed before | Yohert H a _ {He gave his orders caimiy and the attached to a reel at the Wottom of and pulling it from above until It AE ONCE A Veal ! M A aa oh N a 5 you dive. The valve jammed jorders were carried out perfectly by the bell and operated bv a motor reached the surface I's Neve! he The diving bell used in the rescue y : & y | ) ’ "wen diving be sed 1 €8¢ | knock open a can and then give it eACh and eVerV man [inside | “Yessit was bad business.’ Sensational New Model G

was developed by the Navy Depart. | Suddenly Up-Ends to someone else, Except when it was| : “About 30 feet above the sub Admiral Cole grinned at the ree- “Faleon" ment after the S-4 accident a v ‘ud | “Tam not afraid to say that there Nectio a ; ; V ROLA Provincetown Mass. in 199% “Thats all we ever knew as the tomatoes. They were the best, You! x . __ /marine the cable jammed. It was ollection of the incredulously happy A Press-Flash Candi gu Row Sg 192 sach of TeASOR for the accident. The ship DURE Of 10 them [WAS NOt one man at any time who pad business” faces of the men rescued as they! y andid Camera the five rescue ships: The Falcon, VAS divided into six sections With| av tne other end of the boat the thought he would not be rescued | Reflectivelv rubbing his gray tried to leap from the bell only to A? Camera with F:4.5 Lens i a CW 11 find thev ¢ y J stationed at New London, Conn ; the Watertight doors between, The Water ime, were taking turns cutting a We knew we would be saved Stubble beard and waving a gold Tid they NO oo Wonk Jo stand ® Pigeon, in the Far Bast; the Oro. Vent through the ventilating system angle in the tail “The air got a little bad toward (Praided arm, he continued: Wh he et ey | BE Fonturer™ ron any Wy SANE i Le hh, S z y : : y \ » 1 ance whieh 18y preten y S ed land, with the fice on the Pacific Ito the torpedo room but NOL | after 24 hours a hole Was pierced [the last, due to the fact that we| We tried to pull up the bell by y ¥ ® ; tle money...

: Nw vcd . Sin) 3 , { did not need pl Coast: the Mallard at Coco Solo fast that the crew couldn't get back! in the nickel steel of the hull. The were trying to conserve it, thinking | Means of a cable attached to the The AGMITEE SAicE hat thE: Moors 13 4 ] $Q).95 95

Canal Zone: the Widepon. at Pearl 10 the engine rooms, up toward the : top of it, but this one stranded R EXpOsIren=31, 5814 Canal Zone, the gon, at Pearl other end of the bai men pushed a 35-inch pipe through we would be down longer than we and almost broke. We were awfully [Ings for the Falcon were not satis | | Complete with 1 Suarbor, Hawaii i : el the hole. One of the men gave up’ were However we continued to tory rb ner-Flash Bulbs “As water kept coming in the lafraid that if it did, the bell would factory yesterday, but were kept | hea plot All Data at New London . b g 0 ‘his undershirt conserve oxygen and when the first | 00% Te surface so swiftly and|AnYhow becavse of the urgency of | f | SOR a i a ov ible § prepa ot NR ip it eo heavier A couple of hours later the 8 S rescue party arrived we sent up en ot ash into Rs hott i of the the reseue . ght. {ncandition. Svat hy Shedrate The bell is a steel shell 10 feet suddenly she up-en Wiiatlantis,. a cargo ship, saw the [the weakest men in the first party be : a The Falean's Vora RX Vv auaranteed, Infinity Re ¥ Ie pant Falcon (the rescue ship), damaging The Falcon 3 pasion was shifted 500 Per Week! 50c Per Week!

high, weighing about 13000 pounds. was the luckiest thing that cold ,akechift fl and oa OV W : 60 inches at the bottom, It is open 150 feet of water, the ship was 231} «we weren't safe vet, by any forward to & better compartment and bones Df ies of venthens Cut Price gt the bottom and around the!feet long and our tail was out of means Mr. Holt declared. “We'd land I went up in the second rescue | Diver Loses Light { Qi ARNER CLUBS SOU GHT Film bottom edge is a rubber gasket, Water a few feet.” been traveling over a reef and the party. I hope all the rest will be! So We sent down a diver with a 0 5] LE Jewelry Co. seven-eights of an inch thick. The! The sailors spent long hours, Mr.!nose of the sub was on this reef found " new wire line, but he lost his light DALLAS, May 25 (U, PH) -E B Developing . chamber is capable of withstanding Holt says, watching the water rise The only trouble was we weren't| “There was no sign of undue ex. Oh the way down and his hand was Germany, chairman of the Texas . 2 an outside pressure of 185 pounds through the watertight doors and exactly sure of our position and citement or anything bordering on frozen in the chilly waters, He Democratic Executive Committee, rue 20e ¢ ILLINQIS ST meer. featured per square inch inch up over rivet after rivet that nose might have been right on panic at any time®® one of the couldn't feel anything He was helps said today 30.000 letters would be tite Stored at New London against From time to time the men would the edge of the reef newspapermen asked less, sa we had to bring him to the mailed soon to friends of Vice - my : $1. 50 h might have to be used dive mio the rising water to get to We were roiling back and forth “No.” he replied. “None, what. surface : President Larner Asking them to| $3 MM. Fin, 34 is & container with every bit of in. the emergency rations, They were jn a heavy sea and we were afraid soever.” All this time we were in contact | form "Garner-for-President™ clubs, formato at might conceivably be stowed in a cache under about six wed roll off that reef into really nn Tr __ _ . — - . :

a OX al requ red, including a file of blue. feet of water, deep water, There isn't any bottom LINDBERGH AT WRIGHT FIELD

prints of all submarines in the area] FRinally Plerce Steel there at all PATERSON, N. J. May 25 (U.P) i= a > S . : : me ? : . : nd other material whose exact! | After eight hours, the crew of the |—Col, Charles A. Lindbergh visited BIS i : \ : : CHAMBERLAIN re the Navy declined to make! “There were cans of beans ‘Atlantis cut an 18-inch hole in the ‘the Wright Aeronautical Corp. plant If WN NR N \ NR | sparagus, milk, peas and tomatoes. tail of the boat and the first man here today in his survey of air fa- gl BRN NN NR NN : HAND LOTION

T™ Work We had meat but we couldn't cook was brought out {eilities which he has been making B \ \ \ 2 ained in Gas Wor ! it All hands were saved after be since called to active Army duty re- JB RNR \ ; N \ Members of submarine crews hold ‘It was marvelous to see a man ing imprisoned for 48 hours eently | \ RNR \ i NY C an C

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