Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 August 1940 — Page 17

’ TJURSDAY, AUG. 29, 1940

5 MEN DEAD IN GASOLINE BLAST

24 Others Are Burned When Pipe Line Explodes in |

GUARD LEAVES |

| ~AND EARS BURN

Gen. Ford Scorchingly Hints |

At Officer Shakeup After

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BUFFALO, Okla. Aug. 29 (U. P.) —Five men were dead today and 24 others were in serious condition from burns suffered late yesterday ! when a Phillips Petroleum Co. gasoline line exploded. Several Were in critical condition. The dead were George Osman, 20, Selman, Okla.: Pat Cummings, 19, Laverne, Okla.: Donald King, 22,

Buffalo, a senior at Northwestern | University, Warren Hendrick, 35. Buffalo, and Vernon Hardy, 21 La- | verne, Okla. : The men were members of a crew repairing a leak on the gasoline line 18 miles northeast of here. King and Hendricks were trapped by the belching flame and their bodies lay under the torch until the

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Empire Group Collects Clothes— [Clothes to be sent overseas by the day night in McClain’s Hall, State Daughters of the British Empire are and Hoyt Aves. Roy MecVea is being brought to the home of Mrs. president. | Robert Frost Daggett, 4901 Washington Blvd. Mrs. Clarence Beach, German Federation Picnic Mon- 5147 Central Ave, is in charge of day—The Federation of German the group. Societies will hold its annual Labor Day picnic Monday at the German, Park on S. Meridian St. Entertainment and dancing will be on the program.

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Bloom Club Speaker — Allan § Bloom, Indianapolis Jewish Community Center secretary, will speak before the Exchange Club tomorrow | §

| Maneuvers. | CAMP M'COY, Wis, Aug. 29 (U, P.).—National Guardsmen of the Second Army were en route to their homes in Indiana and other states | today, talking about the possibilities ‘of shakeups in their commands. | | The talk started yesterday after, Lieut. Gen. Stanley H. Ford, who | commanded the Second Army in| {field maneuvers here, declared in a {scorching final critique that Army |leadership cannot be exercised from | ‘a sedan on the highways. | Troops Should Be Led

Speaking to the officers and senior non-commisisoned officers of two army corps which make up the

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| Second Army, Gen. Ford said: | | “You must accept the fact that] {true leadership cannot be exercised | effectively from a sedan or com{mand car traversing the highways, | lor from a tent in command post. | Not only must the commander be actually in personal contact with his men, but he must supplement | his efforts by those of agent officers

{and co-ordinating officers with front line elements. Troops should be led and you should not be content

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George H. Pennington. duction set Sept. 6.

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New officers of the Broad Ripple Post 312, American Legion, will to force them from the rear. be installed Sept. 6 in the post | "Great demands have been made

headquarters, 64th St. and Col- (upon the troops, bringing to the lege Ave. [fore certain deficiencies relating to|

Special guests at the ceremony the low physical fitness of some, and | are to include the new state com- {this deficiency was reflected in lack mander, John A. Watkins, and |of leadership. State Adjutant William E. Sayer. Notes Violation of Orders

The new post officers are George | : ' H. Pennington, commander; Har- | “The command has a few officers, [both line and staff, who are not |

old Pursel, first vice commander; equal to the demands made upon

| Clifford Chambers, second vice Sommsntien Sirstie, Haus, Jug (them. Generally this is due to lack] jutant; Carroll Skaar, correspond- ‘of training, but whatever the cause, ing adjutant Earl Haley, finance [the deficiency should be corrected.” | officer; Cecil Hartman, chaplain; He said that since start of the Lawrence Hinshaw, service officer; | ivy ‘whi A ; . \ . : Y i neuvers, in which 65,000 GuardsRichard C. Fields, historian; Frank | ancu : | Quick. athletic officer. and Graf- Men and regular soldiers have been Y ) . taking 't dur st three ton Anderson. sergeant-at-arms. taking part during the last th e ErgeanL Rm weeks, there has been a notable im-| provement in conduct of military B. Jensen of the International Har- operations because military pervester Co. and Ray Stewart of the sonnel have been living the life of a Prest-O-Lite Co. Inc. will attend soldier 24 hours a day. ‘the National Metal Congress and However, he did take note of one Exposition in Cleveland Oct. 21-25. 8ross violation of orders. They are chairman and secretary, He pointed out that tactical em-| |respectively, of the Indianapolis ployment of one unit was in direct

Chapter of the American Society for violation of corps orders, with the Metals. {result that the enemy seized a vital]

|area, delaying the advance and increasing the fatigue of the troops, ~ GURRY U. S. FAVOR

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{In time of war, he said, harsh dis- | lciplinary action would have followed | | P.) —Both candidates for the Presi-|

‘suhch action by a unit commander. | {dency of Mexico during the next six |

| COPS WADE STREAMS | HUNTING DYNAMITE iyears were jockeying today for {favorable position in the political! P.) —Police in swimming suits and |

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug. 29 (U. and economic favor of the United hi-boots today waded along JackStates. [son County streams searching for Gen. Juan Andrew Almazan, five tons of explosives stolen from a independent candidate who claims warehouse five days ago. to have been legally elected in the, Two of the stolen 188 cases of July 7 election, arrived here yester- dynamite were found last night by day in search of “rest and relaxa- young swimmers in the flood-swol-tion.” len Blue River. Gen. Manuel Avilo Camacho, Gov- Authorities believed the thieves |ernment-sponsored candidate who frightened by the intensive search, also claims to have won, has been had dumped the dynamite into the represented in Washington recently river or its tributaries.

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