Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1940 — Page 13

~ NOW IN ARMY.

GUARDSMEN SAY

38th Division Ready for Call

Expected About Jan. 1. By SAM TYNDALL

Times Staff Writer FIELD HEADQUARTERS. 38TH

DIVISION, near WYEVILLE, Wis, +

Aug. 16.—“You're the army now, fella!” That's what National Guardsmen of the 38th Division shouted across the rifle ranges to each other when they learned Congress passed the Guard Mobilization Bill. But officers of the 10.000 men, including 5000 from Inidana, don't think the call will be immediate. And they believe that conscription is necessary, too, if the country is t have an adequately trained Army Maj. Gen. Rohert H. Tyndall, Indianapolis, said that he did not be- | lieve the Hoosier Guardsmen would be mustered in until at least the end of the vear. } He said he liked the plan to cal out immediately selected troops that can be spared and believed that troops in industrial areas important to rearmament should not be dis- | turbed at once, saying thev were | needed to manufacture adequate | equipment in the event of conscription |

in reg’lar ’

ACTRESS SUED IN CRASH

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 16 (U. P.) .— Raquel Torres, fiery brunet actress, | and her husband, Stephen Ames, New York broker, faced a $50,000 suit for damages today in an auto-| mobile accident. The action was) started by a by-stamder, Celia A Broad, who claims she was injured when the actress’ car collided with another. Occupants of the other]

[surging {while

land destruction was | Virginia {reached crests not seen in 50 years.! Jackson,

into the|

were

Howitzer, 4's tons in weight, with a range of 12,000 yards, McCoy, Wis., where the second maneuvers are on. SIXTH DAY OF RAIN, Many other persons were reported believed dead. Property damage ran homeless. RALEIGH, N. C,, Aug. 16 (U. P.).| tie entteme—— {—The sixth continuous dav of rain| toward the coast today. residents, of the mountain! TO BE HELD SUNDAY normal life. | Former residents of six Southern {South Carolina were reported abat- dianapolis will meet in Brookside ing but a mounting toll of death Park at 2 p. m. Sunday. flooded streams! ple who came here from Clark, Jefferson, Jennings, Scott

Members of the 150th Field Artillery, apolis; near tire | is Lieut. R. H. Byler of Marion, Ind. [ missing and at least 11 of them were FLOOD TOLL RISES millions. Thousands in North Carolina sent flood crests 6-COUNTY REUNION . (sections started the slow return to| Flood dangers in Tennessee and Indiana counties now living in Inreported in| > It will Te the 37th time that peowhere 20 dead, land Washington Counties have held

North Carolina counted

Hoosiers Fire 41 -Ton Howitzer

still |

| Board {Circuit Court of Appeals to clarify

fan order reinstating 5000 Republic!

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

DRAFT DEBATE

‘DELAY SOUGHT

House Mppfoves Measure Permitting Roosevelt to Call Out Guard.

| Senate started a drive today |

| Several

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (U.P) .—|

the to the

Anti-conscription leaders . in of bill

{postpone consideration 'Burke-Wadsworth draft ' January. members opposing | draft said they expected strong sup-

port for the move.

D Battery, of Indiana’s National Guard, surround a 155-mm. in position for mimic warfare at Camp |

Crouching at right is Capt. J. Ray Martz of Indian- [were in recess today to enable Re-|

NLRB ASKS REPUBLIC | ORDER BE CLARIFIED

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16 (U.P). -—-The National Labor

today petitioned the U, S.

Steel Corp. workers on grounds they were being denied vacation privileges. The petition charged that the firm denied vacation privileges to reinstated workers on grounds that

the strike period caused a break in|

their service continuity. The court ruling, returned last Jan. 2, ordered reinstatement “without prejudice to their seniority and other

Relations

| Senator Alva B. Adams (D. Colo.)

said he believed the cofiseription issue should be avoified until | ators antl Representatives can return home, talk it over with their constituents and get fresh view- | points.

Both the Senate and the: House

| publicans to'go to Elwood, Ind. to hear Wendell L. Willkie tomorrow. House Approves Guard Bill

Senators Arthur H. Vandenberg

of Michigan, Robert A. Taft of Ohio

and John Thomas of Idaho appear |

be the only Senate Republicans who have announced views irrevocably opposed to the draft.

News of the deferment drive came

legislation empowering President

| Roosevelt to mobilize 360,000 mem- | bers of the National Guard and or- |

ganized Reserves for 12 months of service with the regular Army anywhere in the. Western Hemisphere. The bill now goes back to the Senate for concurrence in House { amendments, some of which may be disputed in the upper chamber.

Army Ads Going Into 505 Papers

NEw YORK, Aug. 16 (U. P). Ayer & Son, Inc, of Pooling disclosed today that it had been selected by the War

{| Department to handle a news-

| encourage voluntary

until | { tions

the | of the job can be put

Sen |

after the House approved, 342 to 33, |

| Guardsmen within

| 15,

campaign to enlistment in the United States Army. It was reported in Editor & Publisher, newspaper trade magazine, that the campaign will cost $250,000, anf that copy will be placed in 505 newspapers in the vicinity of Army recruiting sta‘as soon as “he mechanics into mo-

paper promotional

Exempt Those Under 18 2. Provided

for

lors’ relief act of 1918 to militiamen

in order to safeguard them from | court action on debts and other charges 5. Granted “bread and butter” al- | lowances to dependents of militiamen to be called to the colors. If present plans are followed, the

| War Department will call up 220,[000 Guardsmen before Jan. 1, giving [the Army a total fighting van

nel of 500,000. The first increment —55,000—will be summoned Sept. with other groups to be called |

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