Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1940 — Page 2
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 21, 1940 ‘RED ARROW’ UNIT TO REUNITE AUG. 31
GREEN BAY, Wik, Recent events in calling old weenes Bdded Bast ts preparations for the 1940 nhationnl convention of the Rad Arrow (394) Division, which is expected to hring BOND visitors here Aug. 31 Bopt, Veterans of the famoiir which figured 1h some af tHe Hens
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NTY To UNCOVER This Log Is. an 81mm. Gun BUTLER SPONSORS Defense Plans Speedy Building of Fast A HEMISTRY FORUM Torpedo Boats for U. S. "Suicide Fleet’
A popular lecture weries ahd ah open forum oh chemistry problems Pp), ig for PRES h warship But ’ . S l—<T'our ‘months after one of the naval men don't think much of will be added to Butler University NEV demonstrator “torpedo Dorts" \ the chances of its crew to attack evening divisions, university ofeials NaVV Nihload torpedoes ahd wet back to said today. (roared across Lake Pontchartrain hae hase alive.
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may not be PT” Boats’ 45 miles an hour extreme maneuverability give it a fighting chance Hence the term “suicide flset.” The boats will carry érews of 10 The torpedo boats that Higgins or 11 selected men makes are similar to the ones per Germany and Ttaly fected by Hubert Beott-Paine, Brit- to have fleets of torpedo Hoats, fest fighting of the Wdhd War wi and Crafts” and “Period Purhiture| Tt ‘came fh the form ‘of a ‘con- ixh speed boat expert and naval Britain also is btilehig them come here with memories fi : The chemistry forum, sponsored tract for $856,000 worth of the iy stonary, They are 81 féet long, Higgins’ construction yiant is by recent dispatehes detailing by the Butler chapter of the Ameri- | Wpeedy, ‘dangerous craft ‘which are made of ‘Uhdrmored ‘White ‘m= sifiated Th the Went of New Ore the mew (Hvasion of Trench and Be! ah Chemical Society and the chem - | beig ‘produced aut the direct hogany, powersd by three 12-cylinder [leans and consist of two blocks of ginn battlegrounds by Corman istry department, ‘will consist of | ‘suggestion of President Roosevelt. Packard motors ‘each ‘producing wellsgunrded ground, Bince haval troops monthly lectures oh popular and in- |The Navy now thinks these may be 1240 horsepower, and carrying ah observers apparently have put ‘thei Bpecinl traing are expeoted to dustrial problems. just the thing to stop ah invading assortment of machine guns, antt stamp of approve] on the Higgins bring the first contingent $o he Assisting the sponsors will be the | Reet. aircraft guns, and four torpedo project, a recent step-tip ih Ppro=- reunioh from Detrolt on Aug. 81 ER E , ENN ; ; b i Ip, 'C. Riley & ‘Co, Pitman-Moore| Hippie Industries, The, ‘Manis (ubes duction hax become noticeable Among the delegates will Be mans Maybe You ‘wouldn't recoghize it, but this is an “Simm, trench [Go., Bli Lilly & ‘Co., Diamond ‘Chain | facturers 1 ey IS rl speedbon ts The general fdea fx to ih ih Tt has been pointed out that 300 auxiliary members mortar.” ‘The werpon hay hot be ‘very dangerous, but even a log Manufacturing Co, Link-Belt ‘Corp, has the job turning some of them under the range of a warships guns, torpedo boats can Be furned out for [sn visitor: The
sorves to give ‘these members of 106(h Tnfantry, 27th Division, New [and the Indianapolis ‘College of lout. Prom all past indications, the pump the torpedoes into (he big (he price of one battleship Bnd Th iwtart with regimental meetings an [torpedo boat i: the “cheapest, surest | adversary, and get away fast. This ‘about a third of the time Fa mtg phi
Old Settlers of and of adjoining counties, will meet for the 57th annual re-|
uhioh Monday in Broad Ripple] Park to select, among other things, he best woman hog caller Also, there will be first, second and third prizes for the choir sing-| ihg. the best church music; for the| person exhibiting the best quilt over| 25 vears old; to the person bringing the most interesting relic over 50) vears old. to the prettiest boy and girl babies over six months and under {wo vears Qther awards will go to the oldest man and oldest woman, the young-| § est great grandmother; the pret-| ® tiest girls between 12 and 16 and between 16 and 20; and the best lookfhg woman over 70. ‘The program will begin at 1 p. m,
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