Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1940 — Page 10

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J X ’ / / / j Advertisement \ CONFIDENCE FUND APPROVE Recruits Shop in Uncle Sam's ‘Store’ [FIRMS HERE GET INDIGESTION FOR STOUT FIELD om WAR CONTRACTS... me or wt , CL EEN a | ee Fl ae Construction of Runways pt 7 atl ; ‘Allison and Mallory Plants Dolls 10 44 receive DOUBLE Moner Back. Be. een And New Hangars Brought a al 4 A a Share in $10,000,000 | [TILT ALAIY Gallup Poll Shows That 432, Now Believe England will Step Closer. | a : \ Sh py of 3) = Defense Program, 4 Win War; Only 179, Favor Germany; Empire's | Woe toni ten Sas tibia we) N cd VW aA v TION Sar cr to Fos SE 1] i Claim ‘Held More Truthful a ae a 1 | & ra) | ! a Fvetocs $05607 won. ot er BYR MIBURLE WA $320.90 i WEA funds for construcs| | NRPPWIRS. | LE | . Ml |cciancous contracts, including con- | I on | tion materials IF Vu ; 3 : io or | “Contracts to firms : which have | § Get this

PRINCETON, N. J., Sept. 11.—As England beats oft] RCL LU Ty mn the aa : | plants in Undiana “include: Oliver | 33 2 ‘Carga air raid after air raid, American SN confidence in a Brit-/ Emergency Funds Appropriation for! % 44 3 : > ot | Farm Eqyipment Co Springfield, | : ish vi siderably in rece ‘oeks. But! defense projects to be approved for, RR 4 ~ |O., metal packing crates, $764,000; ish victory has revived considerably recent weeks ug de \'y and naval purposes. a a : ; : | Bendix Aviation Co. Bendix, N. J, it is far below the confidence which arora at the out-| The balance of the funds will come! RR ] : : (regulator assemblies, supercharger ; X RN 3 a $387,645, and meters, drift type

ra Pepys ww * Boke wide . from two sources, the regular WPA | : break of the war. A series of nation-wide polls conducted | fam two ton and the National] [$79,300; Sidney, N. Y. plant, dis[tributor and magneto assemblies,

by the Institute ing the past vear shows that whereas Guard Bureau, bo R N LER ¥ i te Institute du ng dh i : RB : 83 ; $231,503; Allison Engineering Co

an overwhelming number of American voters thought | Field to Be Enlarged : Indianapolis, maintenance parts for twelve months ago that Brit-~ — ee Under War Department plans, | ES engines, $206,955, P. R. Mallory & Two questions were asked, one on! Stout Field, base of the National | pa k 3 » 3 1 Co., Indianapolis, airplane parts, ain would win the war, CON-| Britis h claims and one on German Guard 113th Observation Squadron; ; { 3 : ; $86.000 | Q y claims. is to be enlarged and improved as| ) The Army cut official red tape to Sider ably less than a majority | § “Recently the English claimed | Ary Natianer Cush fiving field. ‘ place a $1,251,000,000 program for | think so today. | that they shot down 387 German {Final approval of the regular WPA 3 Ha «lh 3 14.394 airplanes in the hands of 21 - nclod The poll put to a cross-section of planes in one week and lost only | funds is expected in Washington } RERR § i - ! i manufacturers { Stdisvede ies SHY I voters in all states the question: 94 of their own. Po vou think this [shortly . 2 ; a Through emergency “speed-up” rat ro , Fulles on Na both for “Which side dé vou think will win report is accurate? | Adjutant General Elmer F. Straub 3 BRR NN J ¥ i letters, the War Department ad- | vllustre a Fuller applicator the war? Yes ; cee. 19% {said that $50,000 has been promised | . . vised aircraft makers, including Ford only 99¢c. The results foliow | Ne 58 { by the National Guard Bureau | “niet Matt Mate R. - S.C Cha ndler . . . he knows the answers. — Motor Co. ‘and the Allison Co. that Futons TINS Famous "quick “drying Eng- Ger- Un- Don’t know 23 Construction of new hangars, ad- | — they were down for contracts in- foor polish, is the sasy way 10 bright,’

5 . ; land many decided | “Recently the Germans atmed dition of runways. and building of volving thousands of planes, engines lh : ho Sept., 1939 (When hot ‘d 2% English | new quarters for officers and enlisted [, EIA is Ry ri at Shining Roorssno rubbing orpolis War Began ; 30, 110, | that they shot down 427 English | 1c get Underway ust ur. Soo | Japa X and propellers and to proced to get ing required (Recommended for “ai : an) 2% ¢ 3 , , men. will g iderway just as soon AHH , i thre , ; > g st only | 5 A i t ¢ aterials neede : 1 ' May, 1940, (France planes In one week ‘and lo te a as fine ‘ing lans have b - he tools and material needed for | floor surfaces,” particularly linoleum 99 of their own. Do vou think this | Ancing p 12 een ap l the project IY 4 » : ; p and composition floors.§ Applicator

Invaded) .... i 28 on | proved, General Straub said A tf Fe E Tt : a report is accurate’ { " . n n / The “tool up ithorizations con- : J p 3 ¥ 4 Myst ty, without! une . oh : 0 : : | IN EN IS MEN | S gi eeme 0 q as | templated OSL, tion of 14,394 air- | spreads Fullustre evenly, withou

Yes : | Thompson in Capital July an No tee | iy |planes, costing 817 million dollars; waste. 4 Today Don’t know assistant ‘adjutant ‘general, ‘Who is | ti a { By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS turn upon access to rubber 128,282 engines, costing 377 million FULLER PRODUCTS LOWEST IN | : Voters who believe that England |... with "WPA ‘on’ the lans, is Times Foreign Editor | ‘The same may be said of tin. |dollars, and propellers and blades PRICE BY ALL'COMPARISON i p > WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.-—Tokvo | Ninetyv-eight per cent of our rubber, {costing 57 million dollars

The public's vote on who Will Williyi)] win the war give four main! | : ' : teh aga x in Washington on Guard business! YOUthS Ask Plenty of Ques- , ti ; ' : ; | - the ‘war is, of course, a layman'siyeasons: (1) up o- | ust prepare to face an ear n- and he t ome vil t the Armv well on i - i 1 I 1 reasons: (1) England's superior re-| o. 5 tC aled to “push” the WPA must prepa fac lv en- and 80 per cent of our tin, come They will put the Army well on Delivery and service through

y a Far 1) l¢ av x f » . n . . . ‘ io ew n " . Aas rua . ’ y We id he common ‘people ‘have sources ‘of foodstuffs, Spies and | approval of the balance of the! tions Before Signing Up Rae, if io on outright pie |from the British and Dutch Fast schedule toward its goal of 25000 your Fuller dealer no military money, her control of the sea and : (between the English-speaking na- [Indies, French Indo-China, Ceylon [planes in Service by the spring of re needed funds ' : a 1 $ spl { training which aid from her colonies; (2) confi-| fier projected improvement pro- For Service tions of thesworld according to ap- and Siam, Were the U. S. Navy (1942. The Army has 3200 planes on FULLER BRUSH C0. ould iv r that 10 ] 1 Qt s 3 11] | : ‘ : ¥ 3 . : { . . vps | g ¢ | , YE { re ) .e i ‘ | ¢ R ¢ : >} WOU ye them dence that the United States willl gram is completed, Stout Field will [parently inspired sources in Japan, ordered to keep the sea lanes open [hand and 5245 on order, M vr Bld Set insighn not see the British go down to de- become one of the country’s major If there are any bargains to he Singapore and other Far Eastern for these products, Singapore would | ern . { 314 Hume- ansu er Even military feat, or, as one voter puts it, “Eng-| military airfields | (bases, it is said, have already been [automatically become vitally im-| In Africa, bushmen fll ostrich Piyve Ri ley 9idd

Lieut. Col. Norman L. Thompson, |

b ap ~ x 40 ¢ h tg 3 oy | x . experts disagree land will win because the United sd had on Conscription Day £oung (tentatively put at the disposal of portant. Manila alone would not egg shells with water. stuff the

as to the prob- AMERICAN States won't let her lose”: (3) confi- Mr. Indianapolis will have them, (the United States but have not [do as a base, It is too weak and holes with grass, and hoard them

able outcome of INSTITUTE dence that Germany cannot stand J | That's what recruiting officers been accepted, for political reasons. [too vulnerable for use in time of drought TRY A Ww ANT AD IN THE TIMES, the wal How 9% a long war: and (4) belief in the I viove think, What's happening is It 1s predicted that more will be — emer ——— more

the people feel PUBLIC OPINION character and morale of the British | heard of the proposition after the

about its prog- {people this: ‘ November elections IR ress may be important, however, as! Those who think Germany is go- | THRUST BY RUS IA In groups of three or four, many Already, it is pointed out, the! 8 {dd a guide to attitudes on war issues in| ing to win point to three things: t | youths drop in the Federal Building | United States has an alliance with b er general {her military success to date in Nor-! WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (U \. [to inquire about the opportunities Canada and an entente with Brit-| # . In a companion survey the Insti- way, Holland, Belgium and Franc e, | —Germany nas taken Rn in the Army, Navy or Marine in to cope with what Washington ite attempted to measure the pub- (2) her intensive preparation for |precautions against a Soviet Russian | Corps. . . regards as a Nazi menace from | reaction toward conflicting war and her superior equipment; !coup during the Blitzkrieg against across the Atlantic | tish and German claims on losses and (3) the fact that her airforce is | Great Britain, diplomatic circles re- | “We want to learn something | A similar understanding with rarplanes. the largest in the world. | ported today fabout the mechanized cavalry,” is a | Britain and Australia to safeguard “| Germanv was said to have placed | typical question, {the Open Door and othe: mutual | | more than 1000000 troops in The Army sergeant in charge ex- Anglo-American interests in Asia German or German-occupied terri- | plains. He tells about the pay, the | Including what mahy in the United

Thurs tory fronting ‘on Soviet Russian requirements and the chances for | States regard as our rubbe: ha . frontiers promotion, He gives them pam- tin life-line Across the Pacific— - x There were apparently well au- phlets [would, it is felt, be a corollary to Fri.-Sat, thenticated reports that the Ger- “Thank vou,” they say, and go the recent naval-and-air base deal

mans had fortified areas in north- gown the hall to the Marine Corps | Japan Keeps Watch

ern Norway and stationed additional . or Navy offices | Mile Jats is REST rp dae troops in an area too far north to Meanwhile Japan is seen here a

They are just “window shopping.” ; f ndive rg : Nays w VO ng marking time while awaiting the be of value in the operations Although this

i ' > 2 al » 250 Pairs of Women S Shoes {against the British Isles | procedure SOMe- { outcome of the battle of Britain ps yaa ua apd .. !times gets the goat of the recruiting Tokvo's future course is far fro These areas were said to be north officers, they don’t feel too badly | 0s tutu irse 1 ar from

fad uth Ty iC fF : b y as simple as it might appear and south of Tromso, capable of | ’ EE : _ eng 1p 112 ppear, : : D about it ‘because there have been | is widely believed that if Britain |

75 Prs. Patents pinching off any thrust from the ne v'of "paving cus ai 1 ich | L.Cnty Of paving customers” in the |; defeated, Japan may move in on |

neck of Finnish territory which 1 . . . ast few weeks . protrudes through Sweden toward Since the enlistment drive opened {the British and Dutch East Indies without further ado. But a num

50 Prs: Blues Former a ous ah ya orme ly Norway or from the east in that ly, june the Army has recruited EE i CdR ale x | With “369 %of ‘them } CF Of Serious Boas ne MN 25 Prs. Black Calf Priced Ir , | from Indianapolis, The Navy

area toward the Atlantic coast. more than 1700. has ‘ause her to hesitate, and | SCALISE TRIAL NEAR-END signed up 230 and the Marine Corps | 11 the first place, if Hitler wins 25 Prs. Tan Calf 75 Prs. Whites

to | NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (U. P.).—|21. A traveling Flying Cadet Board | PY & knockout of Britain after hav-

| Final summations start tomorrow in has examined 31 Hoosiers and ap- IN subdued France and Holland $1.50 the trial of George Scalise, charged [Proved 21 of them. Germany will have to be reckoned with stealing $360.087 from the Ihe Army woos its prospects with With in the final disposal of those newspaper and radio advertising, countries’ Far Eastern possessions posters, traveling recruiting parties | She herself might lay claim to the and displays of equipment. The Air East Indies, Indo-China and the Cadet Board relies on newspaper rest by right of conquest Japan publicity to a large extent as do might think twice before grabbing

| BRADFORD TO SPEAK {the Navy and Marine Corps some of tho richest fruits of a Ger- “- { James Bradford, Marion County; Just before conscription starts {man victory. At anv rate. one Republican chairman. will ‘address there probably will be an enlist- 'would think. she would first get the |

the Eighth Ward Willkie Club to-/ment rush, And like a housewife |vo-ahead signal from the conqueror | 28 No. Penn. ' morrow night at the home of Mrs. /on dollar day, many Indianapolis | of Europe, ; all 29 ; {youths will know what they want. | es . Pearl Randall, 1433 College Ave. 1 10w what they wan | Rubber. Tin Our Stake

Building Service Emblovees Inters national Union while he was its Presilen:

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eat of the Empire. The London

ELEPHANT, IS JAILED | Government might move to Canada

{and bring the British Navy along ROCHESTER, Ind. Sept. 11 cu. with it. Britain might continue the P.).—-An elephant’s foot or the ar Yom the Western Hemisphere laws hand--they were both too Ih Jia catodtie United NY : . ; might move en masse to the Far |heavy for Thomas Price. East to be ready for whatever might Price, an elephant trainer with happen there the ‘Cole Bros. ‘Circus. ‘was badly Rubber and tin are vital not only injured at Rock Island, Ill, several a A : national defense already in this | | weeks ago when a pachyderm tram-| country or in transit is a supply of | {pled him, rubber sufficient to last about nine News dispatches telling of Price's months By reprocessing, and using tinjury reached Sheriff Russell [substitutes and restricting consump- { Voorhees, who recalled a six-|tion, the reserves could be made to | {months-old charge against Price last longer perhaps as long as two | for desertion of his wife and child, !vears. But the World War lasted

fand had him arrested more than four years. And if the F410] HOW . United States became involved i lao you could ETE

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