Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 August 1941 — Page 9

THURSDAY, AUG. 28 He Carried the Matter Too Fur

CHICAGO, Aug. 28 (U. P)— The Federal District Court was asked today to approve a $1700 Payment to a pawn shop.

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ruptecy laws, explained former employee had attempted to stave off the financial crisis by pawning 33 fur coats stored in the firm’s vaults.

RAF BOMBS GERMAN | INDUSTRIAL REGIONS

LONDON, Aug. 28 (U. PJ.— Mannerheim and other points in in-| dustrialized western Germany were attacked by British bombers again

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Opinion Favors No Politics In Appointments to Military Schools.

By GEORGE GALLUP

Director, American Institute of Public Opinion

CHANGE BACKED

Attorneys for the North Sub- | urban Cleaners Inc. recently re- |

PRINCETON, N. J, Aug. 28—A large majority of American voters polled in a nation-wide survey be- | lieve that young men who wish to! West Point or Annapolis, should be allowed to apply direct without having to secure an appointment from their Congressman. |

PULLMAN WORKERS

URGED T0 R ETURN Ind. plant of the Pullman Standard |plete settlement of this controversy board urges the members of the WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 (U. P). Car Manufacturing Co. —The Defense Mediation Board ast night asked striking members of the Brotherhood of Railway Car-| told company and union officials in

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lectees assigned to the ordnance [training center here.

ORDNANCE TRAINING As members of the 5th Training

through negotiation of a collective|union to resume work so that the] ABERDEEN, Md. Aug. 28 (U. P.). | Battalion, both are receiving gen=

ti . —Robert Wallace, son of Vice Presi-|eral preliminary military training, bargaining agreement between the|production of railway cars needed dent Henry A. Wallace, and James and DL in operation SHE

in the defense program may Pro-inp Mead Jr. son of the New York| care of Army vehicles and various Senator, are among the new se-|types of guns.

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jt of America, A. F. of L., to re-{a telegram that the board would|the boards consideration of the ’ urn to work at the Michigan City,| “make every effort to secure a com- | matter,” Mr. Seward said, “the WALLACE’S SON IN

| The board set a hearing for Monday, Sept. 8. Board Secretary Ralph T. Seward |parties.” “In the meantime and pendingiceed without further delay.”

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Jast night, authoritative sources said today. An air ministry communique said the attack on Mannerheim was - “heavy” and added that smaller raids were made on other targets in western Germany and on docks at Boulogne, Ostend and Dunkirk. All British planes returned safely.

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In this session of Congress a bill was introduced by Senator Robert Reynolds, Chairman of the Senate] Military Affairs Committee, to authorize the Secretary of War to fill about 180 vacancies at West Point] rithout the usual routine of Con-! gressional appointment. The bill |passed the Senate and was favor- | ably reported by the House Military Lh ip i | Affairs Committee. But the House 7 opposed the measure and killed it 0 MiniDi aN BEER Sai | The Institute survey put the fol- |

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| coast to coast. i “Should young men who want | to go to West Point or Annapolis | be permitted to apply directly for | entrance, or should they first be | required to get an appointment | from their Congressman, as at | present?” The results were: Apply Directly ....... belbil 647 Through Congressman { No Opinion | The public's desire to have these appointments place on an open competitive basis stems from a belief that “politics” should not en- | ter into military training. By far. the most frequent comment made by voters in explaining their opin{ion is that selection for West Point lor Annapolis should be entirely removed from all consideration of politics. | A substantial number also be-| lieve the present system is undemo- | ‘cratic, that all do not have an equal | [chance at present and that © ‘stand- | jardized qualifications rather than | "pull should count.” | Those on the minority side, who| uphold the present system, claim | that with Congressmen" from every | state entitled to make appointments, | the Academies get a better cross-' {section of the country’s young men ithan might otherwise be the case.

WAR DEPARTMENT'S BULDING SIZE CUT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 (U. P).—| | President Roosevelt has decided that | the new War Department Building | {will be on the Arlington County, Virginia, “flats” across the Potomac from Washington, not on a site that would obstruct the view of the Unknown Soldiers’ Tomb and the Lee | mansion in Ariington National Cemetery. { Mr. Roosevelt also decided the building would be but half the size authorized by Congress and that instead of it being the War Department’s main permanent offices it would be a structure that later could be used as a repository for Government records. { The building will ' $18.000,000. The President said that before he left office he hoped to see permanent Army and Navy buildings on the west end of Constitution Avenue. Then the buildings now {occupied by the Army and Navy. which were built as temporary structures during the World War, could be demolished.

| BOMBER CRASH KILLS 2 | | MANILA, P. I, Aug. 28 (U. P) —| { A two-motored bomber piloted by! |Sergt. William D. Rowland, 32, of ! Natch>z, Miss, crashed into a house Tear Nichols Field today, killiny two | | Filipinos and injuring two others. | {Rowland was injured seriously. ' {Army officials said Rowland, a | i ground crew chief, is not rated a pilot an¢ his flight was unauthorized. {

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