Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1939 — Page 22

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NAVY REMOVES | 24 BODIES FROM RISEN SQUALUS

| peared to be an attempt by Russia |

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES (to demonstrate her loyalty to Hitler

| LAYS SOVIET SHIP _ BUILDING COST RECALL TO HITLER anda pres pletests fog Chigey’ are RP, | more open co-operation wi itler.” RISE FORESEEN

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 15 (U. P..| —Leon Trotsky, exiled Russian lead- | {er, said today that Adolf Hitler had | undoubtedly demanded that Russia order her ships to return from

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FACES ARRAIGNMENT | Ed McNulty. 43, of 1271 Kentucky | | Ave, was to be arraigned in Municipal Court today on charges of! receiving stolen goods,

CO. TT y —Pay in small weekly, semiTe .. .., Joonthly or monthly amounts.

\Whelden Tells Realtors Lack

SARE COPINGRTICTIER 044

Hoosier Among First to Be Identified; Inquiry Board Meets.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H. (U. pP).—-Navyv men

15 the

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bodies of 24 of the 26 victims from gis

the submarine Squalus today and the Naval Court of Inquiry reconVened to determine officially the cause of the disaster. The body of a La Porte, Raillor was one of the first from the vessel One by one ‘he bodies were carried from the after section while their more fortunate shipmates, including their commander, stood rigidly at attention.

Find Body Pinioned

One of the two bodies still within the battered hull—that of John J. Ratick of Kitterly, mate, 1st class—was pinioned so tightly beneath the aft battery room that workers had to cut away a section of steel floor to reach it. The three-man investigation board. in charge of Rear Admiral William T. Tarrant, planned to ingpect the salvaged submersible as soon as it was cieared of debris. They wanted to confirm or disprove an official theory that a faulty high induction valve caused the $4.300.000 underseas craft to sink in 40 fathoms of water during a routine dive off the Isles of Shoals, May 23. The Squalus had been towed to the Navy Yard after salvage workers had struggled for months to lift her from her ocean grave. The water-weighted stern sank below water at the dock yesterday morning. The salvagers lifted it again.

Ind. taken

Ship's Colors Raised the Squalus’ colors were on her conning tower bridze and compressed air forced the water from the after compartments. When all was ready, Lieut Oliver Naquin, two other surviving officers, and 22 others of the survivors lined up at attention, The first victims taken from the engine room They were identified by finger prints as the bodies of Chief Machinist’'s Mate John A. Chestnutt, Oakland, Cal.; H. McAfee, electrician’s mate. Bast Point, Ga.;| FEuzene A. Hoffman, motor machinist. Cleveland; .oshua Casey, fireman, Grand Ridge, Fla, and John P. Hathaway, fireman 1st| class, La Porte, Ind

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First Aid Classes Planned—Two first aid instruction classes were announced todav bv the Indianapolis chapter of the American Red Cross. One class will open Monday at 7:30 p. m. and the other at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at the World War Memorial. Each will continue for 15 meetings, Ivan S. Glidewell, first aid and accident prevention director for the Red Cross here, will be in charge. First aid certificates will be issued to those completing a course,

Several types of RAowers

never hefore shown in Indianapolis will be exhibited at the fourth annual dahlia and fall Aower festival Saturdav and Sunday at the Brookfield Community House, The show will open at 3 p. m, Saturday, by which time the officials will have completed judging the same 300 entries received from Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky.

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CCC Enrolleer Due Here—Three train loads of CCC enrollees from Western camps are due at Ft. Har-

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rison tomorrow. most of them to bhe|

discharged and returned to their homes. Abou. 1100 are due tomorrow. four train leads Wednesday and two train loads Sept. 26. About 23800 enrollees in all will arrive at the

Fort. most of them to be mustered ler discovered recently. |

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Ravs Talks Tuesday -A vaudeville revue, dancing and an address Fred F. Bays, Democratic Chairman, will feature the Wayne Township Democratic meeting Tuesdav at Westlake Fred WwW. Kleiz,

bv Ontario, State «pnele John”

Townsendites Set Song Festival— A Townsend pension plan mass! meeting and song festival will be held at Cadle Tabernacle Oct. 18. Music is to be furnished by an orchestra of 100 pieces and a choir of 1000 voices which will be directed | by the Rev. Frank C. Huston. He! is receiving registrations now. | “Tanks” Ts Scientech Topie—The! Indianapolis Scientech Club will hear an address on “Tanks” bv one of its members, Homer Rupard, at its noon meeting Monday in the Board of Trade Building.

Receive Polish Doli—An 18-inch doll clothed in the folk costume of the Cracow district of Poland has heen presented to the Manual High School Junior Red Cross by a Red Cross group of the Kamionka Strumiowa, Poland, public schools. Included with the doll were a letter of zreeting and a picture of the Polish group.

[HEY WORRIED OVER POLITICS IN 44, TOO

FAIRPORT, N. Y, Sept. 15 P.).—Back in 1844 people worried about depressions and poli-

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Eduard Whitcomb told his Dr. Soammi Whitcomb, of in letter that his “continually in trouhle concerning debts, how to

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“He was quite smart and in good | spirits election dav.” the letter read, “and the dav following, as Clay's (Henry Clay, unsuccessful Whig! Party - Presidential candidate in 1844) prospects were fair in these parts, ‘But on hearing from other parts of the state, the news was unfavorable and for two or three davs he was as sick as ever—but the proba-! bility of a Whig Senate has served as a balm and he is again doing well.” Dr. Whitcomb said “the political defeat in itself is not what ve fear, it is the administration of the audacious and belligerent victors.” | —————————————————— EN i COWBOYS TO ORGANIZE BILLINGS, Mont., Sept. 15 (U.P)).| —A National Cowboys Association | has been incorporated here under! the Montana laws. William Splan, president, expects a membership of more than 5000 banding together many smaller groups that exist throughout Western states into a national o.~anization.

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15 (U. P.) —Jack N. Williams, 25, rested in jail today, his revenge impulse at ease, Police said he stole motorist’s revenge, took it on a wild 50-mile ride at 70 miles an hour, forcing trucks off the highway like frightened chickens. “It was just an impulse.” Williams was quoted as explaining. “T wanted to get back some of that right-of-way I'd been giving up to trucks for all these years.”

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parked in a lot at Brawley. Williams hopped in while the driver was eating lunch, and was off with a roar, The bus fortunately was empty.

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Of Skilled Mechanics May Be ‘Expensive.’

By LOWELL B, NUSSBAUM

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The Soviet order, M. Trotsky said, | “evidently is based on seeret articles of the German-Soviet pact.” He said the Kremlin was trying

LAKE WAWASEE, Ind., Sept. 15. {0 stir an “international uproar” by |

—Building costs may rise in the near future because of a shortage of skilled mechanics, members of the Indiana Real Estate Association were told here today by George T.! Whelden, Indianapolis realtor. | Mr. Whelden, state appraiser for the HOLC, blamed the depression for the failure to develop new skilled tradesmen. Speaking at the concluding session of the two-day convention, Mr. Whelden. said that builders’ costs have been reduced by new low-payment finance plans which eliminate contract discounts. | The convention was to be formaily ended this afternoon with an election and an address by Samuel C. Cleland, attorney for the Tax-

payers’ Association, Ft. Wayne, on

“The Tax Dollar.” Election of a 1940 president succeed Earl B. Teckemeyer, Indianapolis, was between two persons, B. F. Shirk, Ft Mark D. Miltenberger, Muncie. In a speech yesterday C. B. Durham, president of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board, said that industrial production has stepped up all over the country, due partly to increased buying power.

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BEAUFORT, C., Sept. 15 P.).—A new Atlantic coast playaround soon will be opened to America’s heech lovers with completion ol a $%450.000 bridge connecting St. Helena Island and Hunting Island. Hunting Island, containing some of the finest recreational grounds on the east coast, previously has been accessible only by boat or airplane. The new bridge—in reality two separate causeways hetween the two isles—will bring the island within a few hours of nearby Beaufort. The first bridge, over Johnson Creek, is 600 feet long with no drawThe second, spanning Harbor River, is 2800 feet long, with a 185-foot drawbhridge. Hunting Island is being developed by the National Park Service in conjunction with the South Carolina Park Service. Beaufort County obtained a PWA grant to aid construction of the causeways.

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