Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1940 — Page 8

leave tonight to inspect 91,000 troops enghged in war games near the! Canadian border, declared he will] be too busy with national defense! tomorrow to hear radio broadéasts| of Wendell L.. Willkie’s speech ac-| cepting the Republican Presidential nomination. | Accompanied by Secretary of War] Henry L. Stimson, Mr. Roosevelt tomorrow afternoon will make a minute survey of the personnel] ordnance and material assembled to support the greatest massing of! manpower in the northeast since World War davs. The first Army war games, under | command of Lieut. Gen. Hugh R.| Drum, are scattered over several} hundred square miles of the rugged | northeaste;n section in the Cana-| dian border region. The President expects to view the troops in active maneuvers rather than going | through the formality of reviewing]

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‘headquarters of candidates for office in the ‘Indiana American Legion were opened here today as the city, awaited an influx of 10,000 for the 22d annual convention tomorrow through Tuesday. The most spirited race is expected | to be for department commander

between Dr. O. T. Turflinger of

Bloomington and John A. Watkins of Bloomfield, both from the Seventh District and from neighboring | towns. {= A four-way fight for southern vice | {commander is expected among W. I. ®runton of Scottsburg,

| 8. Stofleth of Evansville, past district | commander and present Eighth Dis-

f | trict membership chairman; Ed H.

{Bonham of Elwood, past district | commander, and James C. Ahern of | Indianapolis, past 12th District comimander and present state membership chairman. Resolutions being drawn up for | consideration by the Hoosier Legion-

present f | Ninth District commander; George

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3 » ! 5 . FRIDAY, AUG. 16, 1940 | THE ISPIANAROUS TIMES PAGE } l mittee that Mr. Hastings received 218T ST. ROUTE hey Surprise Congress T D. RTO SEE | Hollywood Gains 110.000 AWAITED AIKEN ASKS WILLKIE imo fui Corton Tb, Tl Tt — T0 PUNISH HASTINGS America for efforts in obtaining MO RLAKS, Vi, Aug. 16. (U. |" =" )—Wendell L. Willkie was asked | eT former United States Senator Dan- | COMPARE i : Leaves tonight for Jone mn Gary Headquarters Opened ield O. Hastings of Delaware from BE Lines to Be Merged New York State; Not | EEEEES 3 For Departmental Committee. PP FOR MIN AND YOUNG MEN In Next 2 Weeks. —-President Roosevelt, preparing to , GARY, Ind.. Aug. 16.—-Campaign Arlington Ave. route within the NeXt two weeks, officials of the Ue 21st StaRitter Ave. and 16th t-Emerson Ave. lines, was apThe change in the tines will give Approximately 88 per cent of the and out-bound busses running over the same route instead of making a James L. Beattey Jr. direetor of the commission's motor vehicle showed that only 11 per cent of the persons living east of Sherman to walk only one to five blocks to board the bus. a parade. 3 a Lo SK : : i naires include recommendation for a St., east on 13th St. to Parker Ave r ! St. Ker / . eturning to Washington 10-vear-old Mar jori ins : Ty north on Parker Ave. to Nowland The 1 fll rebresent Mr. Roose | year-old Marjorie Atkins, |pascist organizations, limitation of e trip will represen above. She's pictured as she re- [ihe Burke- Wadsworth conscription fast on 16th St. to Bosart Ave. ' Si : , Saha : 5 Sa July. : . REN = ER : | England, en route to stav fo north on Bosart : st : id kas S T [Harrison as a training center. sart Ave. to 21st St. The President sajd he knew noth-{ gue guration of the war with her. A Erviie. for tomorrow include 21st St. to Arlington Ave. the end! ing hefore the joint session of the House Wavs and Means Commitiee paring to leave the Government Of the route. The bus returns over and Senate Military Affairs Committee, where they astonished listeners He said he has asked the State | joint session of the Legion and | with their frank statements of this nation’s unpreparedness for war. Department and the American Red COUNTY GETS LARGE Auxillary will be held, as well as ‘of the $30,000,000 appropriated for : reli in Europe could be earmarked | scheduled for Monday and business [ior relief in Finisnd, Mut 2s vep) sessions and election of officers for Tuesday National Youth Administration vention. ‘ funds for the first three months of 3 Separate Battles the 1940-41 school year. State Ad- WINS SHE y t WITH FIRST ARMY IN THE ministrator Robert S. Richey an- LL AVIATION AWARD artillery. the chatter of machine state allotment will be spent in the day was awarded the Shell interguns and. the staccato bark of county to provide part-time employ- | collegiate aviation trophy for os-| 'day as more than 50000 troops|$6 a month, during the first year of the civilian| fought three separate “battles” in| The basis for proportioning the |aeronautic authority's training pro-| : this mock war National Guard conditions of communities and past regions, will compete at Bolling! Key ’ use of NYA funds. Field today for ww EO, H Ret Washington oA

\ GETS STATE 0. K. 181 ARMY Y TESTS AT LEGION MEET - I e— M by Governor George D. Aiken to- | 7p h) V) | IT; r | the Republican National Excutive! fog ® O10 A | » ." » N : ’ Te 5 To Hear Willkie. Candidates. ges before a Senate. sub-com- Rika ALLIS L Ee Busses probably will begin run- | : | 4 Peoples Motor Coach Co. said today, by the Public Persons in the area twice as much 100p as at present, company offibureau, said the evidence at the Drive would be affected bv the The new route is: From New H m e the 1 o to Hyde Park. | p ’ i en will go to Hollywood's quota of attractive |purge of state teachers who are AVe_ east on Nowland Ave. to Gale p d J : ) velt's third inspection of defense iv i New ¢ insp cently arrived in New York | bill to make it operative only curing west on 21st St. to Euclid Av War Secretary Henry L. Stimson (lef ilk nud: fF Li Train iclid Ave | ar Secretary Henry I timson (left) and William Knudsen of ne about reports that the “brain uncle, sereen star Joseph Schild - | registration, the Forty and Eight the same streets th BE ie a drum and bugle corps and band conthas received no reply | Marion County tops all { other South Bend i: expected to make FIELD. NEAR OGDENSBURG. N. nounced today. | WASHINGTON, Aus. 18 (U. py, rifles echoed over the rolling dairy ment of heedy pupils in secondary |tablishing the “most proficient| the nation’s biggest war maneuvers. [Und was the number of neesy gram. Seven student pilots, chosen | troops, ill equipped with transporta-|!™=™"~ "" “"™

CRA a EN trust suit. . | day to inf tl Ritt | ay to influence the resignation of | OOL“MAND TAILORED er and Emerson Bus charges before a Senate sub- comWASHINGTON, Aug. 16 (U, P.).} Times Specinl — Ning over the new 21st St. and The new route. a consolidatidn of Commission. Eervice by having both in-bound cials said. hearings on the route change new route, and that they would have York St. north on Rural St. to 13th § - N. Y . 1 1 St. : ; 3 N. Y., for three or four days before | : ; i . | girls gains a new member in members of Communist, Nazi or St.. north oan Gale St. to 16th St St. th St, reparations since the last week oft rey | With other child refugees from fihe emergency and expansion of Ft. where the bus doubles back east on | the National Defense Advisory Commission. talking as they left a hears tyuster” Thomas Corcoran is pre-| gray, parade and “wreck.” On Sundav a tests. The department's parade is : units in the State in allotment of the strongest bid for the 1941 con50,000 Troops Fight te Y. Aug. 16 (U. P) —The roar of More than $12000 of the $311,000, —Tarkio College of Tarkio, Mo., tocountry of northern New York to- Schools. Pay will range from $3 to record” in training student pilots] It was exhausting labor, for in | Pupils, size of schools, economic /as the best in the seven CAA tion facilities, were giving the best A ES ——— imitation they could of a war of movement. They spent most of yesterday in reaching positions where the main bodies could get at each other, and the only engagements before nightfall were minor clashes between advance units,

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