Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1941 — Page 28

—— THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FOR WON'T TALK] Byrd to Speak

wt, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1941

each campaign progressed, the bar-|“that this time we will make some rier of “not enough funds” halted |concrete progress.” the action. Arthur Paetz, club president, will Mr. Kriner said that with addi-|preside at the meeting at the South tional highway funds it is hoped|Side Turners’ Hall,

ARMY TO GO ON NEW FUNDS SPUR

Here April 15

PARADE SUNDAY

4000 Troops to March in Full Dress at Ft. Harrison; Plan Displays.

Indianapolis has been invited to Ft. Harrison Sunday to see a part of Uncle Sam's new on parade The 4000 troops of the 20ist Infantry now stationed at the 35-year-old local Army post will turn out in full dress in observance of the 24th anniversary of the United States entrance into the World War. Army Day officially falls on Saturday this year, but Col. Walter S. Drysdale, post commander. will present the military show on Sunday for the sake of visitors

Army

The Indianapolis public alsb will

get its first close-up of the Army's |

newest equipment. clude new weapons, equipment, Army quarters, trucks and

This will incamp Kitchen rations, livin

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| The arrangements commitiee of the Royal Neighbors of America

is planning the program for the Hotel April 15 and 16.

Four hundred delegates are expected. The committee, left to right, are Mrs. Belle Dailey, co-chairman; Mrs. Cora Jackson, county oracle, and Miss Susan Nicley, general chairman.

state convention at the Severin

The program will open at 2 p. m |

1 out on the main parade ground “OARPENTERS 10 }

With the 201st foot troops stepping

the tune of military ba After the foot troops, the trucks of the motor maintenance unit of the Company A, 85th Quartermaster Battalion, will rumble bv Col Drysdale and Governor Henry PF. Schricker will be among

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UTH BEND PRIEST BECOMES CHAPLAIN

ON JUDGESHIP

Silent on Appointment at Conference Attended By Minton.

Times Special WASHINGTON, April 3.—President Roosevelt remained noncom-| mital today regarding the long pre- |

dicted appointment of Senator] James F. Byrnes (D. S. C.) to the Supreme Court. When asked regarding it at a press conference the President said he still was waiting to name a successor to Justice James C. Reynolds, resigned. Former Senator Sherman Minton of Indiana attended the conference with Lowell Mellett, another Hoosier, both of whom are Presidential aids. There have been numerous suggestions that maybe Mr. Minton might be named in order to leave Senator Byrnes to provide leadership in any sharp Administration quarrels. But another alternative suggested has been the naming of Senator | Alben W. Barkley (D. Ky.), ma- { jority leader, and the shifting of the official leadership to Senator Byrnes.

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Times Special

NOTRE DAME, April 3.—The

Rev. Fr. Joseph Barry, C. S. C., as- |

sistant pastor of St. Joseph's Church, South Bend, will leave for active service as a military chaplain Sat-

Meanwhile, the measure adding an additional judgeship to the | United States Court of Appeals at | Chicago still is awaiting action in {the House Judiciary Committee.

| When it was passed by the Sen-|

REAR ADMIRAL RICHARD E. BYRD, who just returned from a two-year exploration of Little America and the Antarctic, will speak at 8 p. m. Tuesday, April 15, at Cadle Taber= nacle. His appearance is s ponsored by the Lions Club. Admiral Byrd brings with him a poo 3 feature-length | . . movie showing | Admiral Byrd all the aspects of his expeditions, including the time he spent alone at Advance Base, south of Little America. An outline of his purpose in maintaining the world’s southernmost weather station will be given by the Admiral, together with its accomplishments to date.

SALEM MAN WAITS NEW SLAYING TRIAL

SALEM, Ind. April 3 (U. P.).— Ossie Davidson, 25-year-old farmer, today awaited a new trial on a manslaughter charge in connection with the slaying of Eph M. Harrold, Salem mail messenger, A jury which deliberated 18 hours without reaching a verdict was dis-

ELEVATION HOPE

South Siders Seek Aid in. Getting Gas Tax for Project.

Seeing a new hope for track elevation through the new redistribution of gasoline tax funds, the South Side | Civic Club will meet tomorrow in an |

attempt to co-ordinate civic, city and county efforts toward the proposed improvement. Under the new system of redistribution, Indianapolis will receive an additional $1,000,000. Leo L. Kriner, secretary of the civic club, said that John PF. Linder, county attorney, has been invited to explain the redistribution and how the money can be used for track elevation. South Side track elevation has been the objective of South Siders] for almost a score of years and as!

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a party to review the exercises from Oppose High Initiation Fees a stand at the edge of the parade D ¢ W K F ith . | that the post would go to Mr. Min rt tained. If the pains do not quickly leave | ground. Governor Schricker will n veiense wor avor |with the 45th Division at Camp Ne St Wi 2 . -| court. : Fv : ; r : | Vv ! . 7 - { 3 . “wie i and if you do not feel better, return the| speak following the parade » | Barkeley, Abilene, Tex. ton. Complaints have come from Davidson was accused of killing empty package and Ru-Ex "il Scot you | After the marching, the public Mediation Father Barry is the third mem-|the Democratic organization in| Harrold when he found the mail- | nothing to try as it is sold by your 11 ted oko " . ber of th ngregation of Holy | Wisconsin that this would give In-| man in the company of his wife. | druggists under an absolute money-back will be invited to make a tour of x e congreg \ : tot : guarantee. Ru-Ex Compound is for sale Cross to leave for chaplain service [diana three judges on the Court| In the trial the defense sought to : 3 during the past month. and Wisconsin but one. prove a plea of self-defense.

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The United Carpenters and Join- | ers of America was pledged today to | “continue its effort to exclude and expel members who are found to

for the Armies of other countries. ‘be secret foes of our present form of 201st Infantry used to tl . The 20st Infantry used to be the, yorment,»

West Virginia National Guard and, | . like Indiana's Guard, was mobilized| In a policy declaration adopted into Federal service several months yesterday by the general executive | ago. board at national headquarters here, It wi the Brotherhood also criticized “exorbitant or unusual” initiation fees for men working on defense projects. It also pledged to do |“towards establishing by mutual business relations and agreement | such understandings between labor and management as will prevent {interruptions of defense work.” { To this declaration, the board jadded: | “Where differences arise in such | work, the brotherhood will be ready | to settle such differences speedily | by prompt agreement, if possible, or, | failing that, by mutually acceptable | methods and mediums of mediation | to be carried on by labor and man- | agement.” i Regarding initiation fees, the | Board stated: | “The brotherhood fully recognizes | that where a defense project has been undertaken on proper terms!

11 be the 201st's first public appearance since they were inducted into Federal service and since they oompleted the 13 weeks of basic training to which all Federalized | guardsmen throughout the country have been subjected.

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