Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 September 1941 — Page 11
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| Rep. Albert L. Vreeland (R. N. JJ, reserve Army- captain who has justi |
_|ing for somebody.”
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Congressman in Army Tells Of Lack of Shells, Tanks And Guns.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (U. P).—
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completed a month of active duty
with an armored division at Pine| '|Camp, N. Y. said‘today that the
unit was suffering a “deplorable and
He said in,an interview \that “token” materiel furnished-the unit was superb, but that the division ly 20 per cent equipped. hes e can keep these tri in camp for a year or two ‘we’ all’ right,” he said, “but if they have to go into actual combat—well, its going to be awfully embarrass-
Rep. Vreeland served with the
| Fourth Division, the Army’s new-{. {est armored unit, composed of 12,-| 000 men.
He' said War Department plans called for 274 light M-3 tanks, but that only 50 were on hand. “The Division should have 108 medium tanks, it has none,” he said.
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1 Committee for Neo
{ona etense is receiving new as|surances of support: from; pki i
organizations in: the City and State; the. committee announced today. The most recent resolution adopt-
ceived by. the conmimittee; yesterday. {59 One was’ from. the Henry County Labor Council, representing organized. labor of New Castle, ‘which pledged support ‘to’ the mobilization
| of the country’s resources for defense
and called for unity of ‘public opin-
Another resolution véceived fromthe ‘Hoosier Telephone ‘Associ-
“| fr to mussure victory.
one: employees n- Tndiant Phis headed by Leo George,
Indianapolis, stated in: its resolu-
tion that “the United States cannot
-|afford to ‘have ‘Germany ‘win this - {war. 'Weé must, ‘therefore; do ‘all inf: §
dut “power to bring aout her com-
~ |now under construction, : eer
led by an industrial group 'was re-|:
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ation; Tinc.,*made ‘up: of -more than| |
| taxi-ways \and aprons placed : and) THis. has been: ‘disclosed in'a na-
Wayne; gr Bory Meld: and Municipal }000, Airport here, and tae Eval Municipal . ’ These fields account for 1,177421 square yards ‘of runway wosk, equivalent to 90 miles of 22-foot-
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nd {rank in the following order: Texas,
porine: Illinois, New
hr ne nation, major air- § have placed approximately 30,Square yards of concrete run-
nsville. wt All ‘this is the equivalent of
2324 miles - of 22-foot. pavement ‘which would ‘reach fromy - Indianapolis to San Francisco or provide four 22-foot, lanes between. In-
wide modern road. pavement. Ap
cent of all this! the Assocs
EN FIST
Merle H. Miffer, chairman of the
| America First, Committee of Ine
dianapolis,” “discussed the Roose«
| velt-Churphill Eight-Point program
last night at a .meeting in the ore ganization’s rooms at 40 N, Penn« ; sylvania St. Mr. Miller urged that Great’ Brit ain permit shipment: of food: to subjugated neutral‘ countries’ according to ex-President ‘Herbert Hoover’s = plan... He said that, if Britain truly champions freedom of: thé seas, she should work out some such plan. | He also predicted, the eventual. “necessity “of . disarming
Russia, g that ‘it would’ be tan it ‘we Supplied, her
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rms’ now,
plete defeat.” Kenneth L. Ogle, chajrmin of the Indiana ‘Defense - Committee; is’ to speak: in ‘Elwood ‘Tuesday ‘and in | Muncie:Wetinesday. . Mis::Olive Beldon ‘Lewis, chairman of the speakers’ bureau, spoke in Attica last] night. = : :
JUNPS 45 FEET T0 | ENGINE BELOW, DIES |
| §T.. LOUIS, Sept. 5 (U. P.).—Police attempted today, to . trace Massahusetts relatives of a homeless, jobless laborer,” who tried to end, bis life by, jumping from a viadutt railroad ‘ tracks 45 feet below — then lingered in ‘pain for ‘several hours before he’ died in Citv Hospital. - ' A hospital bathe sald 39-year-{old" James" O'Neil ‘told him as he lay ‘Of: the - ‘operating table that he- i.come here. two days “8go and ‘his home was in u= setts; where he lived at “51 ‘Hood St.” with: his mother, Elizabeth, and a brather, unnamed. * His - condition forbade questioning: and his home town was not learned. O'Neil jumped late yesterday when he saw a switch engine approaching. However, the engine|} stopped a few feet from his broken |} body. O'Neil suffered internal inJuries and fractures of both logs.
DAYS!
+. To give you an idea of the size’ of a 2000-pound, bomb, Miss Sonya shice ‘posed with _ the missile. The. nb. was a “dud” which -oame from ‘England after having been deposited there by the Nazis. The bomb is on display at the National Defense Exhibit at the State Fair. Miss Schlee, an Indiana University student, is an attendant at the defense show..
GREENBACK PARTY TO MEET SUNDAY The: Greenback: ‘Party will hold its 11th Congressional District convention Sunday ‘at Gimber and: Villa Aves, in Beech. Grove .and -principal: address: will: be delivered by} John Zahnd, national party chairmaby. and 1940 Presidential ~candi-, Committee ‘on arrarigements. includes Harry A. Perkinson, IL. H. ‘Waldon, William J. Zahn, U. S. ‘Hiner, Joli 8. Gabbord and Mary F. Wright
ACTOR. SPRAINS ANKLE
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 5 (U. P)— ‘Richard Haydn, young screen and radio actor, yestérday sprained an angle while dancing the conga in a scene. of the forthcoming film, “Ball of Fire.” He was freated at the studio hospital.
“The Division likewise has not a single 37-mm. anti-tank weapon {and is forced. to utilize 1896 vintage artillery as anti-tank weapons.” He reported that officers and men were unable to complete fring courses because of a lack of munitions. “The men are given. thorough training in handling modern firing | | weapons,” he said. “They spend hours placing them, preparing for action, aiming the weapons—but the climax is a tiny click of the firing apparatus instead of the road of guns—the pieces are empty.” A step to alleviate conditions described . by Mr. Vreeland was announced yesterday by Assistant Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson, He said War Department procurement officers were preparing a supplemental appropriation request estimated at approximately $1,000,000,000 to provide tanks, anti-tank and anti-aircraft guns. Mr. Patterson charged that the $500,000,000 cut from the recent War’ Department appropriation by Congress endangered progress of. the armament program. Mr. Vreeland “doubted” that the materiel shortages could be solved: | by further appropriations. “Either we are giving away foo} much under the lease-lend program, | we are not making as much as we are paying for because of work stop- |. .| pages and other factors or too much {energy &nd money is being devoted to a lop-sided and overlapping defense production setup,” he said.
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