Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1939 — Page 29

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SURVEY SHOWS From Pants to Rugs on One Loom PUBLIC DESIRES

ARMS REVISION

City Folk Agreed On One Thing—U. S. Should ‘Stay Out.’

On the basis of a survey taken at random downtown today, Indian-| apolis favors some sort of revision| of the arms embargo by Congress. | All persons interviewed, what-| ever else their opinion, stated ve-| hemently that they hoped this] country will not be drawn into the current European conflict, Four persons were for outright] repeal, four for a “ecash-and-carry” provision, one against action of any kind, and one undecided The comments are EDWARD MORGAN, 1722 Ruckle St, parking lot attendant: “I think the arms embargo ought to be repealed to enable us to improve our; business and to help the allies.” BEN BRODY, New York City, drug salesman: “I'm in favor of Bernard Baruch's suggestion of cash and carry I think this would enable us to sell arms and materials without risking our ships or lives. It would help business.” THOMAS H. FITZ, attorney, 3454 N. Pennsylvania St.: “I have not been able to arrive at any conclusion for the reason that should we refuse to sell arms to nations offering us cash it might cause international complication. If we did sell, it would certainly result in economic chaos at the end of the war, which would approximate the situation we found ourselves in at the end of the last war.” Ex-Teacher Favors Repeal MRS. EVA GRAY RENNICK, 1718 N. Illinois St. housewife and former schoolteacher: "It does seem to me the act should be repealed and that this nation should revert to international law as far as selling to the nations at war is concerned. I think this is best way to keep us out of war. England and

TREE EAR

Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Comer . .

once made a family's clothing.

Times DPhate. . cover floors with a loom that

1t Works as Well Now as

It Did Over 100 Years Ago

Once upon a time, more than 100 vears ago, William Anderson, an Owen County farmer, took down his ax and went into the woods. He chopped down a couple of likely looking sassafras trees. Object: a new pair of pants, This may seem a roundabout way, as one sees things from here, of getting a pair of pants. But William Anderson knew what he was doing. He fashioned the trees into a loom and Mrs. Anderson wove him a pair of pants on the loom. That made the greatest of sense in those days. All the cloth the family used was

1800 pants will 1900 rug. would. So now they are weaving rugs cn the loom in the loft—

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weave an elegant | And they found that it

beautiful rag rugs that have all the

colors of the rainbow—and as they weave, their portable them the latest on the European war, and the best swing bands How's that for progress?

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1939

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France would be the only ones whe could possibly benefit if a cash and, etty expertly done at that, It carry plan were put through. I ¢, happens that Mrs. Serelda An-| don’t think it would be wise to dis-| jepson, a descendant, inherited the) criminate because Britain and|/joom and that eventually it found France have the sea power.’ |its way to the loft of the barn where MONT V. MILLIKAN, 2825 N. she lives, 1322 Lexington Ave. Pennsylvania St, life insurance There it remained, unused, until salesman: “I favor letting anvbody Mrs. Anderson and her grandwho wants to take our products on|daughter, Mrs. Detta Comer, who a cash and carry basis, to come and | lives at the same address, got a get them. This would stimulate happy idea a year ago. business and I don’t think it would! A loom that will weave a pair of involve us in the war. At least we gs could observe and change the cash and carry plan if it didn’t work.” MRS. J. V. BOYLES, Pennville, Ind., a housewife I don't want them to do anvthing that might involve us in a wal I'm afraid if they did lift the embargo we) would be in this war soon and I} would rather give up the profits we would make on munitions than take that chance.’ Farmer Fears Invasion JOSEPH HOY, farmer, Greenfield, Ind.: “We should lift the arms embargo because if we don’t help France and Britain by shipping arms the Germans may take them over and then come after us.” HALL THORNBURGH 21 N Drexel Ave, clerk: "I feel that the embargo should be removed to favor the Allies. If we shipped arms and material to them it would hasten the end of the war and thus decrease the possibility of us! getting into it, I think we will be] drawn into the war if it lasts as long as the World War did.” E. C. HORSMAN, 640 Warren Ave. insurance salesman: “I think we should permit the warring nations to buy arms here on a strictlv cash and carry basis. We ought to remember most of these countries are still heavily in debt to us from the last war I think this would help out business and I also believe that regardless of whether we repeal the arms embargo we still will probably be drawn into the war eventually.”

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