Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1939 — Page 7

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| Helpfulness was the theme of the | American Legion's 1039 program in |Indiana and the nation, according to a review of the year's accom- | plishments, issued at national head[quarters here today. The Legion listed among major national achievements its influence \in having two billion dollars appro- | priated for preparedness and leadership in erystalizing public opinion against American participation in {the European war. State Work Listed

The review listed as its most im[portant work in Indiana: Obtaining recoveries of $84,347.27 (from the Government in benefits for |’ Hoosier veterans.

- * Securing of the 175-bed addition Frothy Lace Trimmed (to the U. S. Veterans’ Hospital here.

Cail | Training of 687 boys in the anJAK, | i nual Boys’ State here. ¥ v / AE | Sponsoring of 150 junior baseball

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\ Rou iN | Sponsorship of a high school oraPp A RaTey f | torical contest in which 3000 pupils X Ro Ni participated. 1 : \ o¥? % | The State Service Officer's staff's

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Urged Preparedness

| Besides its fight for preparedness against the U. 8. keeping out of war, the Legion included among its most important tasks: Helping to bring about the extension for another year of the

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TWO BANK ROBBERS ARE GIVEN PAROLES

Two prisoners serving 10-year terms for bank robbery have been paroled by the State Clemency Commission. They are Paul W. Robbins and Otis Dickerson, both convicted of robbing the Ladoga, Ind. bank in 1934.

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Commission also paroled Leroy Lewis, serving a one-to-10-year sentence for the holdup of an

Indianapolis grocery store last May Three other Marion County prisoners were denied parols. They were Louis Reed, sentenced one to 10 vears for grand larceny; Joe Neata, sentenced to one to 10 vears for veand Albert Parker,

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Let Poet Rule,

HARTFORD, Conn. Dec. 15 (U, P.) —The nation's poets—not the politicians—are the only ones who should rule the “dream” community of tomorrow, Prof. Odell Shepard of Trinity College, said vesterday Prof. Shepard, 1936 Pulitzer Prize winner, said that such prosaic duties as wood-chopping, building construction and the everyday management of the Utopian communities fall within the scope of the poet. “It is a dream of mine, which, if -it has a fault, is too severely practical,” he said in an address. Under the plan, the biographer added, nothing could be done in any community without approval of the poets. “Take a look at our politicians,” he said, “if you think poets could do worse.”

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113TH AERIAL UNIT PLANS OPEN HOUSE

The 113th Observation Squadron will open its quarters for public inspection and hold flying demonstrations over the City Sunday and the following Sunday. The squadron will have available for inspection planes of the O-47A and O-47B types and old 38s und facilities at Stout Field and Schoen Field. Three ships of the new 0-37 type will fly over the City on hoth days. The flights and ‘inspections will be held from 10 a. m. p.m. on each day.

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CAROLISTS TO TOUR

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Times Special MARION, Ind, Dec, 15.-—A street car equipped with a public address system will tour Marion streets every afternoon and night next week carrying Christmas carol singers School children will sing inh the

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