Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1941 — Page 28

Every Available P Place to Be isted in Defense Move by + C. of C. Committee.

i. national defense housing com- : pittee, to help bring about full use of ‘all available housing in the City, been named by W. I. Lohgsworth, Indianapolis Chamber of nmerce president. . Committee members are Paul L. cCord, Chamber vice president;

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ithe Indianapolis Real Estate Board.

i These will be listed in the weekly

“publication - of the Board, making vailable to newcomers a virtually complete list of all available ~properties. The committee urged all persons owning and managing rental prop‘erty not otherwise listed to call the Jndustrial commission of the cham‘ber and give full information on the ‘properties. There is no charge for “the service. :

& The committee will work out a lan for all vacant housing units the City, whether managed by he owners or not, to be listed by a “central housing bureau operated by

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Maj.-Gen. George H. - Brett, above, Army Air Corps chief, heads a flying mission to. the Near Eastern war fronts in an attempt to eliminate bottlenecks in the use of American equipment by British and Russian forces. :

MYERS VISIONS NEW AIR MAI

Says Aerial. Warfare Will ‘Revolutionize’ Amount

And Scope. A prediction that an anticipated

after the present war will “revolutionize” air transportation of mail and freight was made by Walter

General, last night. Mr. Myers spoke at ‘the annual

Hotel. “1 planes can carry tons of bombs, they can carry -the .same weight ul goods—parcel post, for instance,” Mr. Myers said.: “The surplus of airplanes will change many things in our daily lives.” “There will be lots of: planes and trained fliers. They will not be allowed to stand idle. Among other things, 1t will mean that centers now considered too small for planes, will have airplane service in the future.” | Mr. Myers said, “perhaps the Post Office Department. may 'bécome pioneer in a new system of transportation bases on the airplane that will affect our entire mode of living.” :

BILL WOULD RAISE ‘SOLDIERS’ WAGES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 (U.P.).— Senator Edwin 'C. Johnson (D.

raise the pay of American soldiers. He introduced a bill that would guarantee them a minimum of $40 a month. Senator Johnson was “optimistic” regarding its chances. He recalled that a similar proposal, which he sought to attach to the conscription extension bill was defeated by only one vote. He. said he did not know exactly how much ‘his proposal would cost, but . thought it would -be about

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CHIEFS “TONIGHT

Broad Ripple Post 312 to Be Host to Veterans At Ceremony.

, When Broad Ripple Post 312, the American Legion, installs officers at 8:15 pr m. tomorrow, the ceremonies will be open to’ all Legion-

“| naires and their wives.

Clifford B. Chambers is to stalled at the Post ors Js fobe 1 at 6355 College Ave. : Other members taking office at the service: will be Herman Champer, firse vice commander; Arlie Wells, second vice commander; Olive Myers, third vice commander; John Noon, adjutant; James Fuller, corresponding adjutant, and Paul Miller, finance officer. Lawrence Hinshaw will be service officer; ' Cecil Hartman, chaplain; Richard C. Fields, historian; Clyde Hirst, sergeant at arms, and David ‘Yaver, athletic officer. Carl Graham, department commander for Indiana, will preside as installing officer. = Other participating guests will be John Watkins and Ray Townsley, past departmental commanders; Fred Hassellbring, first vice commander of the 12th District; © Ray Grider, past 12th District ,commander; William Sayre, departmental adjutant; Barnett Breedlove, departmental treasurer; . Harry - Hall, departmental service officer, and Frank White, the editor of the “Hoosier Legionnaire.”

300,000 MORE GET JOBS WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 (U.P.).— The number of unemployed persons declined 300,000 to 5,300,000 in July,

Myers, fourth assistant Postmaster |

banquet of the National Motor |" Vehicle Association at the Severin ]

| workers. A quick survey of varied fields

By. DAVID pIETZ Times Science Editor . EVANSTON, Il, Sept. 4.—The graybeard was tumbled from his eminence as the world’s deep thinker at yesterday's meeting of the American Psychological Association by Dr. Harvey C. Lehman, professor of psychology at Ohio University, Dr. Lehman presented statistics to show that young men under 40 have |. written the world’s great philosophical works, penned its famous novels and poems, made its most important |° inventions and carried on. WH scien |

=| tific researches. Man's greatest intellectual powers |

come at the age of 35 to 40, he told |, the 1200 psychologists who are assembled here this week on the campus of Northwestern University. He admitted that there were notable | exceptions, but said they were comparatively few when ranged beside

the great bulk of intellectual 3

achievement. Dr. Lehman's findings stirred an immediate argument among brain

brought the following reactions: RADIO—Richard Williams, 11, of the Quiz Kids:~*I don't agree, because my dad is 50 and I think he gets smarter all the time.” Gerard Darrow, 9, also of the Quiz Kids: “People learn from the time they are born until they die. unless they: die when' they a I guess they just keep on getting smarter and smarter.” BASEBALL—James Joseph Dykes, manager of the Chicago White Sox: “Right now I am 44 and thinking the runs across home plate better than ever. I don’t know how the professor figures it, but I never was stronger intellectually speaking—ex-

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lose all my ‘powers.” \ EDUCATION—Dr. Fielding Ogburn, University of Chicago sociologist. and ‘Prof. John J. B. Morgan, Northwestern University | . psychologist, ‘both in their 50's, said persons over 40 shouldnt be discouraged by Lehman’s findings. “Prof. Lehman’s curves are very flat, ” said Dr. Ogburn. He referred to ilehman’s intellectual form Prof; a organ thought the findings ight to stimulate persons: over 40 who ho wanted to be above. average. . “opinion was sought “from Senorita: ‘Carmen Amaya, the sensa-

tional ' gypsy flamenco dancer who reputedly ‘can Seieter read nor write.. Her viev “My school is come to the end in two weeks because I cannot sit still. 1t is the same now when I am 20

money ; for it. When I have 40 years per; I shall stop dameins and be intellectual.”

BREMEN WOMAN. DIES IN 2-CAR COLLISION

PLYMOUTH, Ind. Sept. 4 (U.P) | —Eva Hatfield, 59, Bremen, was injured fatally late yesterday in a two-car collision south of Bremen on Road 331. According to .state police, “her husband, Arthur Hatfield, 59, turned left in front of's machine, driven by Charles Watson of Dublin. Both drivers were injured.

pp bi nt obs. C. L 0. LEADER DEFEATED CAMDEN, N. J. Sept. 4 (U. P).

Albert J. Fitzgerald of Lynn, Mass. for the presidency of the United Electrical, Radio ' and : Machine Workers: Union of America; which Mr. Carey had headed since. 1s for-

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