Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1939 — Page 9

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38TH SQUADRON

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TOCHANGE BASE “FOR WAR TESTS

Fliers to Take All Equipmént To Harrison; to Be Both Friend and ‘Enemy.’

On Saturday morning the 38th National Guard Air Squadron will break up housekeeping at Stout Field, up all movable equipment, from spare perts fo a radio station, and take off by truck and 220-mile-an-hour observation planes for Ft. Harrison only 15 miles away. - That’s war, and that’s what the 120 officers and enlisted men in the squadron will pretend It’s a big job to pull up stakes and

housewife will testify; but the air has been trained to move

squadron quickly with the minimum of ging

Everything Is Included " All the equipment to sustain the

squadron in the field in war time will be transferred—and that includes plangs, parts, a complete service and ropa shop, Photbgraphy Indiana farm girls today were adroom with expensive cameras, radio vised 10 matty 1s . hy. Mis, apparatus, tents, mess kits and even Charles W. Sewell, Otterbein, Ind. the old tooth brush and woollen SqNiusiraliTe director of the Assounderwear. iated Women; of the American The 10-planes—five new 0-47s and Farm Bureau Federation.

five 0-38s will hardly get high enough to clear downtown Indian-| A 8irl has a bigger opportunity to apolis buildings before starting their make a home on the farm than in glides for a dy 8} he new eld a small city apartment, she debase, Schoen Fiel e trucks and|.; 4. Individual effort, Mrs. SeSines be equipment will be well said, counts a lot more there.

there in less than an hour. They'll Get Instructions She addressed a joint session of After everything is unloaded and|the Rural Youth and the Indiana the squadron is “all present or ac-/Farm Bureau, Inc, last night in counted for—sir,” the pilots will go|Tomlinson Hall. into a huddle to receive insructions| “A girl who marries a farmer tofor their missions.. They will be informed that other |as if sie marries a man with a pronits of the 38th Guard Division are |fession. also in the field for the week-end at{ “And she has several advantages. Ft. Harrison, New Castle and Co-|She will enjoy a real partnership lumbus and pilots are to work in|with her.husband that the wife of their behalf against the common an office worker can never enjoy, “enemy.” and she will have the proper place Pilots will fly by instruments,and{to rear children. Modern inventhen perform “dead reckoning” and|tions have eliminated drudgery reconnaisance flights. They are|from farm work; too,” she said. sure to take a lot of pictures of| The Indiana farm today offers a 2 Besttions, because that’s|real challenge as well as a real optheir chief job in Uncle Sam’s|portunity to Indiana youth, she fighting scheme. said. They must learn to take adRepair Depot Missing vantage of improved cultural pracThe planes probably will swoop|tices, increased co-operative enJow over their own marching troops

8s it to strate them with mactinelG in) § 15 |N TAVERN;

he ar Pg ene aa mel FIVE ARE ARRESTED

captain of the infantry will blow his Five persons were under arrest to-

whistle in an air alarm while the columns Satie for protection. » There be only one thing miss-|qay after Sergt. Martin Fahe ing in the air squadron's war games|found two 15-year-old girls drinking and that will be an aplsne repaif|peer in a tavern in the 500 block, and supply depot which would exist| 8, washington St. The girls were taken to the Detention Home. The squadron will pack up all over| Those under arrest were Anthony again on Sunday for the short trip|Maer, 38, of 320 E. North St. Apt. back. It’s only for a week-end and|9, bartender; Miss Esther George, 21, it’s only 15 miles fo move. But if|Palace Hotel, waitress, both charged the squadron can move 15 miles it|with violating the 1935 Beverage

~ is also prepared fo move several|Act and three youths held on vag-

thousand, and that’s the test in the|rancy charges. The waitress told week-end emergency training for|police the 15-year-old girls told her Guard units. they were 21.

Purdue Begins Art Exhibits

Art exhibits are now available to Purdue through a rental service established by the University. of the paintings are Jane Holtman (left), Mooresville, and Vivian

Petersen (center), Indianapolis, juniors in the School of Home Economics, and Rufina Sexton, Jasonville, senior in the same school.

Marry Farmers, Girls Of Rural Areas Urged

day has just as big an opportunity].

DR. ROBINSON TES

Siteing Buta Oa University's ae vorable location as an educational institution for Indianapolis youth, Dr, D. S. president, cited certain physical needs. of the school to alumni at a Canary Cottage dinner meeting last night. He listed Butler’s need as follows: 1. An increase in the faculty and otter pay.

of faculty members at 70. on A new student center, dormi: ry facilities and a new MNbrary building. ;

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deavors and prepare themselves for leadership in organizations connected with rural life, Sketching the history of woman's work in the farm organization, Mrs. Sewell said that the goal for rural | America must be efficiency in production, justice in distribution and success in living, the latter being the most important.

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