Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 September 1941 — Page 14

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TRUTH ON NAZIS

Acourracy No Justification

* Of ‘Anti-Hitler Films, Says Probe Chief.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 18 (U. PJ). —Chairman D. Worth Clark (D.

Ida.) .of the Senate subcommittee

investigating the movie industry to-|}

day denied the contention of fin producers that “truth” is: justifica-

_ ,tion for producing - anti-Nazi pic-

tures. Wendell L. willkie, counsel for ‘the movie industry, has stated that Hollywood is frankly anti-Nazi, and is. depicting accurately the conditions which Hitler ‘has created in

Europe “We. all know that ‘murder and rape are truths, too,” Mr. Clark said, “but that does ‘not justify them. Murders sometimes incite -lynchings. Public portrayal of these things can be dangerous. “This subcommittee is investigating ‘charges that movie people are whipping up pro-war hysteria. Mr. Wwillkie’s assumption that gambling with the lives of millions. of American boys is justified because cruelty has been committed in Europe scarcely holds water.” © The Clark committee ‘is in recess until next Tuesday.

‘WAR BLAME WOULD REST ON FDR'—NYE

ROCHESTER; N. Y., Sept. 18 (U. P.) —Senator Gerald P. Nye (R. N. D) declared: last night that “if the| United States becomes: involved in a shooting war. in Europe, the conflict will go.down in history as President Roosevelt's war”

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William C. Birthright

Birthright Again Heads Barbers; Green Calls For Sacrifices.

William C. Birthright has been re-elected ‘ president and ‘secretarytreasurer of the Journeymen Bare bers International Union for 'another five-year term. Delegates. to the Union’s national ‘convention here chose Mr. Birthright and 11 vice presidents by acclamation - yesterday. - Esther Allen of Indianapolis. was *one of five nominees for 12th vice president. The election will be tomorrow. - At the convention banquet last night, William' Green, . president of the ‘American Federation of Labor, spoke. “Whatever sacrifices are needed to defend the liberties of America and the world must be made,” he said. “Our battle line is not the

-| Atlantic or the Pacific, but the

British Isles. We must give them every gun, all the: ammunition we can send over there.”

MATTINGLY INQUIRY WILL GLOSE TODAY

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Sept. 18 (U. P.).—Two persons who were at Charles O. Mattingly’s bedside when he died of bullet wounds last July were to appear as the final witnesses before the: Monroe County Grand Jury today. ‘They are Dr. Russell A. Demotte, acting coroner of Monroe County,

{and - Charles: W. East, Democratic

County chairman and one of" the Indianapolis attorney's closest friends. As the Grand Jury concluded its investigation today, Mrs. Caroline Payne, Bloomington newspaper

in connection with the slaying. Prosecuting Attorney Floyd Cook predicted that the jury would return a first-degree murder indict-

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Travel ews—

$211 SPENT BY TOURING FAMILY

| | That Was Midwest Average

For 2 Weeks Trip on Dad’s Vacation.

The average midwestern family using dad’s two weeks to make a

|tour this summer spent about

$217.25, - according to a , Chicagg Motor Club survey.

This average family, the survey shows, includes mother and dad

40) with two children under the ‘teen age. The last two weeks in July.or the first two in August were

chose their destination because: (1) Some friend Fechmmended it; (2) They believe - youngsters would benefit, ae you They went about 1000 miles from their home city in a. car worth less than $1000 averaging 400 miles a day. This meant they spent two and one-half days going and coming. For the most part they took the advice of experts,” driving only in the daytime. They were surprised to find that although the trip measured 2000 miles’ coming and going, they added another 1000 miles traveling in the vicinity of their destination. Their budget figured this way: Food—$5.25° per day or a total of $78.75; gas and 0il—$47.50; lodging —$56; amusements, souvenirs, ‘etc. —$35. The total does not include costs of breakdowns, accidents or other emergencies. They stayed, for the most part, at the better type of tourist cabin and their equipment included a camera.

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Arrange Florida Tours

Two post-season nine-day tours to Florida, leaving here Saturday and Oct. 11, have been arranged by the Illinois ‘Céntral System. The tour, traveling on the streamliner “City of Miami,” includes visits to St. Augustine, Daytona Beach, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach and. Miami, with an optional cruise to Havana. The tours are. personally escorted and include motor sightseeing at all points, finest hotel accommedations, transfers and all meals except lunches. 2 2 =n

Tour to the East

Because of their popularity, an added = Seehausen: - Jeffersonian week-long tour to the Eastern

‘United States will leave here Sat-

urday. The $57.50 tour will be conducted by Miss Idyl Evans, travel advisor of the Peoples State Bank. Parties will leave here, Terre

woman, still was held without bond |Haute, - Indianapolis, Richmond,

Dayton and Columbus, O., on the crack Pennsylvania streamliner, the Jeffersonian. On arrival in Philadelphia Sunday morning, there will be a sightseeing trip to interesting points, including Independence Hall and the Betsy Ross House. Part of Sunday also will be spent in Atlantic City. Three full days are spent in New York with motor tours to such

| spots as Rockefeller: Center, Broad-

way, Greenwich Village, Columbia University, and Wall Street. On

:| the fifth day there is a boat trip

up the Hudson to West Point. The last day also is spent in New: York. ” » 8 :

Sound Film

“Winged -Horizons,” a new’ sound and color movie about the Beauty: comfort and speed of modern air travel, has been completed by Transcontinental . & . Western Air, Inc. and is availeble for civic club: and business conc rns. The film tells the story of a plane trip from New York to Los Angeles

‘| and ' contains shots of the scenic

wonders of the: far West, including Albuquerque, the Indian country,

| Grand Canyon, Boulder Dam and

Yosemite National Park, ‘8 ” 8

Propose Walking Tour

One of the most: effective ways to see New Orleans is walking tour aay by . Mrs. Lillian Norvell. The tour is a leisurely one with the emphasis placed

§ [on the town’s social aspects. "It can

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be planned to take one, two or three hours. Mrs. Norvell has access to private courts, patios and Spanish, French and southern Colonial homes, gardens and private grounds.

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a trip to Webster Lake, which is about in the center of the playgrounds of Kosciusco County. It is but a short drive to the lakes of Wawasee, Tippecanoe, Barbee and Winona. Webster Lake has an area of 524 acres and formerly consisted of six small basins of water, all connected by a series of low and wide marshy channels. Years ago a dam was constructed at the outlet of the lake to create a head of water

‘mouth bass, bluegills, crappies and

sunfish

This is no time fo wale time” % % % % EDDIE RICKENBACKER

: Whenever and wherever you have to make a trip, check the Eastern Air Lines schedules

Flight-Steward Service on all planes. There's 30 sine mut’ for

(both between the ages of 30 and

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