Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1942 — Page 20

Naval | Ordnance Chief Acts

After Clai Guns

Anti-Aircraft neffective.

Nasa Feb. 25 (U. P).— A. Glassford|

Admiral] » commander of united nations naval forces the southwest Pacific, has been requested to report on charges t anti-aircraft am- . munition on one of his American vessels was only 30 per cent effective, it was disclosed today. Rear W. H. P. Blandy, chief of the bureau of naval ord‘nance, told house naval affairs committee he | had asked Vice Ad- , miral Glassford for the report following broadcast charges that the ammunition the ship was issued in 1931 and | had proven below standard in abtual warfare. Complete public hearings on the charges have been ordered. Rear A W. H. P." Blandy, naval ordn chief, told the committee that “mere age” of ammuni‘tion does not mean that it is ineffective.

Ammunition Made in 1930

‘He said that a preliminary inquiry indicated that the ship in ‘question was supplied with ammunition prepared in 1930 and 1931 ' and issued ta the vessel at the Cavite naval in the Philippine islands in 1937 after thorough tests. The ship engaged in four target practices, he| said, and the com- . mander never has reported its ammunition as ineffective. He added that a seaplane carrier equipped with similar | ammunition. recently shot down a four-engined enemy pombe and badly damaged an-

‘munition may be “as good then,” although not as eff

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These Marion county men were ordered to report to Ft. Harrison

service boards today:

BOARD 1-—John Joseph O!Keefe, 2350 N. Dearborn; Norman Burnell Bullard. 1412 8. Richland; Jam John Oarrigg, 839 Woodlawn; Willigm Maxwell Phillips, 1752 Brookside; John Ellsworth Henninger, 2202 N. Drexel; Henry Hugh Frazier, 540 Massachusetts; Clarence Loy, 2351 N. Sale: BOARD 38—Paul R. Kennedy, N. Meridian, Apt. 5; Charles C. ed itord 2021 N. Pennsylvania’ Jos: 3012 Broadway; , Georie J. Shanes! illiams, Ezra Ray. 516 S. Central Court; Louis LA [2920 N. Delaware; Michael T. Du4013 Ruckle; Clyde K. Toney, 2460 ’ bert Dunham a) Broadway; , Harrison, "129 N . Alabama; 3034 Central; James W. | Pennsylvania? Walter 8, Wagoner, 3328. ‘Park ave.; John Salb, 3115 N: Delaware; Sol A. BE 331 > Shi ton blvd. Leonidas H. McClure, 4419 Ralston; Roy ‘c. Be, Roteoe Turner Aeronautical gor; Bd . Thorne, Noblesville! Robert Tumey, Springtield, Ky. BOARD 4—Ecward Joseph Burns, 3325 Graceland, Jerald Thom a Smith, 1410 Belle Vieu: yilliam Louis McEltresh, 1a

N. abama: Jo Louis Erlich, Edgemont: Gienn Paul McGraw, 1655 College Edwin Wilmoth

3 ar 15 W 28th: William Peter Strange, 270 Geo M. Baile

William E. Bite: oods, | 3444

N. Illinois; r . y, 3705 N. Illinois;

1061 Eugene; Donald 1 eon

Stevenson, 1130 W, BOARD 6—Nartin Arnold Kaufmann, 2122 N. Meridian st.; Ellis Leo Beckwith, Ritunan, Ohio! Norman McClure, 240 E. John Robert Robbins, 311 Blake 1147 > iiols;

ulian, N. Delaware;

RECRUITS SOUGHT FOR STATE GUARD

Applications for men interested

Do .\ Map J. Knight, 310 Melvin’ Warren, Cub Run

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Kuhl, Hauser, son, 1606 E. for, 1201 '

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Joseph Stevens Jr.

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BOARD Middle dr., »"Woodr ruff for induction by their Seleciive :

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An exhibition of photographs made by Indianapolis photographers for advertisements will be opened by the Indianapolis . Advertising club at the Indianapolis Athletic club tomorrow. photo appeared will be displayed also. Two of the exhibition subjects are viewed by (left to. right) Emmett Belzer, display advertising manager, Indiana Bell Telephone Co.; Keeling & Cp, and Fred W, Lahr, advertising manager, Indiana LEumbermen’s Mutual Insurance Co.

Additional Local Youths ~ Will Be Inducted at Fort

Ky.; Guthrie Brown, 2102 N. New Jersey.

3-~Morgan, Evan Lillie, Place: Raymond Pro- ; Joseph James

| plished fact today.

The ad in which each

William Hutchison, vice president,

HUGE VOTE BRINGS DEATH TO PENSIONS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 (U. P). —Repeal of the congressional pension law was virtually an accom-

The house put itself on record

1d|late yesterday by an overwhelming -1380 to 7 vote in favor of repeal.

Both house and senate now stand committed to repeal the pension law. The senate last week voted 75

0 8. "R 04/to 5 for repeal.

Final action will be taken within

ood, |@ day or so by adoption of a con-

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ershing.

Wadsworth,

Kenneth Henry

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William Box 459; Y john Wiiam

Ri Arthur Nicely,

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L.| ference committee report on a bill

-|to which the pension repealer was attached as a rider in the senate. The repeal proposal probably will be sent to President Roosévelt for his signature by.the end of the week. The Indiana congressional delegation was unanimous for repeal.

SINKING REPORT FALSE

HAVANA, Feb.. 25 (U. P.).—The,

‘RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. 25 (U. P.) —Exiled Europeans passed si-

‘ llently and bitterly yesterday before

the bodies of Stefan Zweig, Aust-

{ria’s greatest contemporary writer,

and - his: wife, driven to suicide by

‘|the self-appoint ed masters of

Europe’s new culture.’ Their funerals were held by special order of President Getulio Vargas at state expense. Zweig and his wife were found in each other's arms. Two glasses from which they had drunk

"|poison were on a bedside table.

Thanks Brazil Zweig explained in a note to

-|Claudio De Souza, president of the P. E. N. club of Brazil, why he and

his wife, Elizabeth, had chosen to die. : “Before I depart from life by my own free will, I want to do my last duty, which is to thank this marvelous ' country--Brazil—which so hospitably received me,” he had written. “Each day I spent here I loved this country more and in no other could I have had such hopes of reconstructing my life.

An Affectionate Good-by

“After I saw the country of my own language fall, and my spiritual land — Europe — destroying itself, and I have reached the age of 60, it would require immense strength to reconstruct my life, and my energy exhausted by long years of peregrination as one without a country. “Therefore, I believe it is time to end a life that was dedicated only to ‘spiritual work, considering

Cheae Death i in Exile!

human liberty and my: own'’as the greatest wealth in the world. “I leave an affectionate good-by to all my friends.” Zweig's major works, principally biographies, included “Mary, Queen of Scotland and the Isles,” “Erasmus of Rotterdam,” “Marie Antoinette,” “Romaine Rolland,” “Joseph Fouche,” “Mental Healers: Franz Mesmer, Mary Baker Eddy, Sigund Freud,” “Master Builders,” “The Tide of Fortune,” “Conqueror of the Seas’—The Story of Magellan —and “Kaleidoscope.” But he was a jew, and that, in the eyes of the Nazis, outweighed his: contributions to German litera~ ture. When the Germans invaded Austria, he fled, and they burned some of his books at a public fire in. the square of Salzburg. Hi exile at first appeared to have had no effect on him, but toward the end of his life, an overtone of despair crept into his writings and lectures. Viking Press, his American published, published his latest book the day before he died. It was “Amerigo: A Comedy of Errors in History,” concerning Vespucci’s “Discovery” of America.

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A MERICA hs dovlod ber norgin bo he arts of peace— advanced education—im Improved public public health-—<wrought miracles in mass uction:

the highest ards of living the world has known. Bi Boul Harber fas this—ifor a time. Our day of peaceful pursuit of necessity. When America knows she must Kgt o koap hv heritage of peace and freedom—then America fights. Aukrion will win Lycans The Tear! of maskisd ls un_gut siglo ol ag ie of who share our ideals, America aol HOPE—a

io saith Tat hove i Gul ps LA Now ig the me is lo fie to > give ve’; now is the time to “sacrifice”. Our heritage was born of ardabip avd of courage. That heritage shall bé yustarved, . the ed ms the same courage. The sun Si peace will 1; Rise . We'll have to make it may bo perma nent. To this fight—to the coming peace— Et

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® The name is Lennox — Peggy Lennox. She’s blonde. She’s pretty. She may not look the part of a trainer of fighting men, but — She is one of the few women pilots qualified to give instruction in the CAA flight training program. And the records at Randolph and Pensacola of the

WHAT! A girl raining men to fly for Uncle Sam ?

men who learned to fly from Peggy show she’s doing a man-sized job of it. She’s turned out pilots for the Army... for the Navy. Peggy is loyal to both arms of the service. Her only favorite is the favorite in every branch of the service — Camel Sgaenm. 5 She says: "They're milder in avery way.”

in joining the state guard will be received tonight at 7 o'clock at the Indiana National Guard armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania st. Made up largely of ex-service men and men who have been deferred from the draft because of minor physical defects, the guard trains once a week and several of its members are attending a school for noncommissioned officers. The guard is subject to immediate mobilization by order of the governor for arly emergency that may arise—from patroling flood zones to mopping up parachute troops. Applications will be ‘taken every Monday and Wednesday at the same time and physical examinations will be given at the time men apply. Maj. James Hurt is commanding officer of the Indianapolis unit.

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YES, and with Instructor Peggy Lennox, it’s strictly Camels, to0— the flief’s favorite. “Mildness is a rule with me,” she explains. “That means Camels. There's less nicotine in the smoke.”

DON'T LET THOSE EYES and that smile fool you. When this young lady starts talking airplanes—and what it takes to fly ’em— brother, you'd listen, too... just like these students above.

SHE MAY CALL YOU by your first name now and then, but “when she calls you up for that final “check flight,” you'd better know your loops. It’s strictly regulation with her.

0 I ON SOFT FOOD: WEIGHED ONLY 93 LBS.

. Again Proves Rei arias Hei As Mie, | egains Strength an 18 Lbs. of Loa eight.

Flying Instructor PEGGY LENNOX says:

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thousands of well-known | i their wives have gratestrongly endorsed ving them from the pe indigestion, weak, rundown ousness, m pains , sleeplessness, loss of apa and streng h, and similar | debilitating symptoms due ficient flow of | digestive the stomach, the toxic f constipation, and need of | B-1 so digestion, Resyes ength. For instance, Mrs. Gray, resident, of Route, 2, , Ind.; declares

© “EXTRA MILD,” says Instructor Peggy Lennox. “Less nicotine in the smoke,” adds the student, as they talk it over—over Camels in the pilot room at right. Yes, there is less nicotine in the smoke of slower: burning Camels -.extra mildness,..but that alone doesn’t tell you why, with smokers ia the service. in private life; as well» « Camels are preferred. No, there’s sométhing else. .sométhitia mare; Call it flavor, call it pleasure, or whatyou vill yout find Ht ouly in Comels: Yow like it!

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