Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1940 — Page 4

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STOUT AIRPORT IN

* DEFENSE

Field Gets ‘Importance’

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i They were; . 1. Federal designation of

+ ‘out “sponsor contribution” re- . strictions. hy 2. A survey of Municipal : Airport © facilities by. the

VELBA ISERIES pi

! Works Board and civic leaders who

‘are working on ‘a “development i . plan” to set aside space for new + eonstruction. « At the same time, I. J. (Nish) { Dienhart, Municipal Airport super- ¢ intendent, disclosed that he had re- . quested the National Defense Com- - mission and WPA officials to place i the municipal field on the War « Department priority list for de- . fense funds. ~ * Meanwhile, Myron Green, indus- » trial secretary of the Chamber of » Commerce, left for Washington to , confer with Federal officials about ¢ national industrial mobilization as + it may affect the city.

Would Share in Grant

The announcement of the new ¢ © “defense - importance” designation for Stout Field came from Rep. 3 Louis Ludlow (D. Ind.), in a letter : to Mayor Reginald H. ‘Sullivan, + The designation means that Stout * Field, base for the 38th National . Guard division observation squadi ron, probably will share in the $25,“000,000 appropriation of the. WPA ; Relief Act without the necessity of “a 25 per cent sponsor's contribution. » The War ‘Department thus is *enabled to spend whatever funds would be needed to improve and develop Stout Field, Mr. Ludlow said. New: construction at the field probably would involve runways and hangars. ‘ Officer’ Expected . Soon

Maj. Arthur Wilson, in charge of making the designation, is expected in phe city soon to inspect Stout Field. Two construction projects to be considered in the Works Board “development plan” at the Municipal Airport are a $100,000 hangar and| school building outlined by the Roscoe Turner Air School, and hangars and officers’ quarters for the U. S. «Army reserve air squadron, to be moved from Schoen Field. * Col. Turner has received Federal approval of a program to train flying instructors, who are needed in the civilian pilot training program. Inspect New Extension

Henry E. Ostrum, chairman of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee, and C. K. Gregg, secretary of the Indiana , Civilian Aviation -Committee, accompanied the Works Board. on its survey. The Board also- inspected the work on a 1000-foot concrete exten- » gion to the northwest- southeast runway and walked over sites for proposed further runway enlargement . as requested by Mr. Dienhart. 1f Mr. Dienharts request that the Municipal Airport be placed on the “defense importance” priority list is| granted, more than $400,000 in tiedup WPA funds, would be released tg double -the present footage of paved landing ways.

ACCIDENT COUNCIL

TO NAME OFFICERS K

The Indianapolis Accident Prevention Council ‘will elect officers at 7 p. m. Monday at the Hotel Washington. . Local and state fire department . officers will demonstrate fire prevention principles. Present officers are E. C. For- " mythe, president; Ross Patrick, Harold Reiss and H. E. Fehrenback, vice presidents; Ray Fickenworth, secretary, and William Kassenberg, treasurer. Directors are L. W. Yancey, E. P. Messenger, J. A. Mason, H. B. Calvin, L. M. Decker, and J. J. Steuerwald.

PROGRAM

Designation From Federal

Government as Works Board Continues ‘Development Plan’ at Municipal.

By SAM TYNDALL

- Indianapolis’ part in the national aviation preparedness ! ‘program progressed here today with two developments.

Stout Field (National Guard)

as an airport of “defense importance,” making it imme- * ‘diately eligible for a large share of new WPA funds, with-

0. K.'S 14 STATE|

WPA PROJECTS

Jennings Sends $810,962 List to Capital, Local Plans Included. .

Fourteen WPA projects with a total expenditure of $810,962 .including a $327,110 Bendix Airport improvement at South Bend, were approved and sent to Washington today by State WPA Administrator John K. Jennings. The Bendix Airport project, for which St. Joseph County will furnish $101,285 as sponsor, is ohe of the largest WPA national defense projects in Indiana. The improvement of buildings

. land .grounds at the United States

Veterans Hospital here at a cost of $19,616 also was approved. Approximately $3591 of the cost will be paid through the U. S. Veterans Administration. Others

were:

Improvement of Central State Hospital grounds here totaling $52,842; construction of storm sewers at Bluffton, $197,137, and at Clinton, $84,338; building of a public township school, in poi ton township, Switzerland County. $40 treet Jevais at angola, $3" 10: improvement, of : the nderburgh’ County Infirmary, 816. 832; sad building repair at Midland i $16.2186. Landscaping Burdette Park at Evansville, $4376; improvement of the East Chicago Municipal Waterworks building, $4333; repair of the Elkhart Municipal pumping station, $3747; and construction of a storm sewer at Michigan City,$3024.

AGAINST NAZI BUND

:Gerhart Seger, former member

of the German Reichstag, yesterday permitting Nazi bunds in~ this country. He spoke at Butler University on “What Happened in Germany After the World War.” It was part of a series, “The World Today and Tomorrow,” at the College of Religion sommer session. He said that the German Republic erred after the war by allowing the Nazi bunds to operate. He said it did not recognize the danger of Hitler's semi-military organizations. He added the Republic. did nothing to change the German attitude toward Hitler and his policies. The Treaty of Versailles, he sald, was overestimated as the cause of Hitler's rise to power, since after Germany became a Republic, the Rejchstag had secured revisions ‘eliminating most of the obnoxious points.

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