Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 June 1942 — Page 16

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CAPITAL'S ARMY FORCE REDUCED

Many in Specialist Corps To Replace Officers,

Stimson Indicates.

WASHINGTON, June 19 (U. PJ). —Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson said today that the number of army officers assigned to duty in or

NEW CURBS ON | Butler Bound SPENDING URGED of

Henderson Says Ceilings on| Prices Must Be | ‘Backstopped.’

WASHINGTON, June 10 (U. P.).| —The ceiling on living costs as set by price control must be buttressed;

Virginia Noe Clyde McCormick

‘BELMONT BEACH ON WHITE RIVER CLOSED

Belmont beach on White river has been closed to the public by the park board on recommendation of City Recreation Director Frank Luzar. Reasons given for the closing included a high bacteria count in the water, too deep for safe wading and failure to get qualified life guards. Mr. Luzar said nc applications nad been received for life guard jobs at Belmont.

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The Tripletts Greet Triplets

RAWLINS, Wyo. June 19 (U. P) —Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Triplett today announced the birth last night of triplets—three boys. The infants were placed in an incubator where they will remain for a few days. The Tripletts have two other children, a daughter, 2, and a son,

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U. S. AIRMEN DROP FOOD FOR CHINESE

U. S. FERRY COMMAND HEADQUARTERS, In India, June 19 (U. P.).—Airmen of the United States army air corps are flying in relays Ne over the Burma wilds, dropping rice, salt and medical supplies to Chinese troops still defying the Japanese conquest. The planes had been loaded for a week with thousands of pounds of supplies before a break in the monsoon weather permitted them to take off from their Indian bases on the ‘rice missions.”

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| Several Detours Added in Indiana |

Several new detours were added to the state highway system during the week as work progressed on the wartime program. The substitute routes are road 32, west of Muncie, road 28, near Alhany, road 62, west of Mount Vernon; road 69, south of Mount Ver-

non; road 58, south of Ogilville; road 135, from U. S. 50 to Freewown, and road 136, west of North

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FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1942

URGES EMPHASIS ON TEACHING OF SPANISH

Emphasis on the teaching of in the public schools is urged by Dr. Clement T. Malan, superintendent of public instruction, in special recommendations soon to go out to school admiiise trators. In the recommendations, Dr, Malan also will urge a study of Pan-American relations in connection with social studies and a more general participation in next year’s international essay contest to be! sponsored again by the Pan-Amer-ican union,

further by wage and farm price] stabilization and higher taxes, Price| near the capital will be greatly reAdministrator Leon Henderson de-| § duced. clared yesterday. : - He indicated that many would be This “backstopping,” as he de-! replaced by members of the recentscribed it, can be effected by bring- | ly formed army specialist’s corps. ing the buying power of the coun-! All commanders have ee oF . coating] w 0 I as pod i possible +3 asvarrlyr £ ie 55 > .. I ay Te Mr. Stimson outlined basic poligk cies governing appointments to the “This means,” Mr. Henderson specialist corps. said, “that we will have to have ie Fach increased savings, greater purchases Ban Political Factor [war bonds, larger diversion of “All political and personal con- | siderations will be rigidly excluded,” school and Clyde McCormick of |he declared. Technical high school, both of In- | “Care will be exercised to insure dianapolis; Helen Strong of the appointment of men who are;

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“With these additional steps, we are bound to succeed.” He reported that the steady rise in living eosts since November, 1940, had been checked. That conclusion was reached on figures covering a special survey in 21 cities for the May 15-June 2 period. The bureaus) of labor statistics made the survey.! The general price ceiling for the nation’s approximately 2.000.000 retail merchants went into effect on May 18

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Hagerstown high school and Wil- fully qualified and specifically liam R. Frew of Terre Haute. Se- |needed. | lections were made on a basis of | “Any attempt to provide employscholarship, character, personality | ment for men seeking a job, or pay and extra-curricular activities. lat a higher rate than that received SRY — lin civil life, is contrary to approved | |policies and, of course, cannot be| COUNTY WOULD BUY oersec “Moreover, it will be necessary to 25 VOTING MACHINES osu that every reasonable meas-| jure is taken to avoid use of the “ic 4 i ._ (corps as a means of evading active DieSpite Gi deuliins in t8iune ship- | tary duty under the selective ments through over war priorities, service act.” county commissioners announced | today that they will try to purchase The survey shows that the in-|at least 25 new voting machines! crease in living costs. which have! for the November election. > not know ‘What by al mounted 17%: per cent since the| The election board recommended| oy, DOV KNOW hs 3 PE Sours Ys outbreak of war in Europe, “stopped the purchase of a minimum of 40|STcat Many people to ge _ Compt in its tracks during the May 15-/new machines, 25 to equip the ad- unilenm Withons Some hi oy June 2 period, and actually declined | ditional precincts and 15 to re. 8U8F iS on : ign 0.1 per cent on the average for the place worn out machines. Jo THO. t : ry aps Ci a 21 cities surveyed.” William T. Ayres, president off 0. 2Ppomumen; lo Lae Specialist : ig 3 oh : : corps, he said, will be to release] nong the cities covered. Birm- the commissioners, said they were | = ilitarv personnel for combat or in 1. Ala. showed the greatest experiencing some difficulties in command duties decline in living costs. 1.4 per cent. getting assurance that the machines He said the specialists would wear Cleveland and Detroit followed with can be delivered. but added that .....o citinctive from the regu- | declines of 13 per cent each. In| “We are still negotiating to pur- ;.. armv combat uniforms Savannah. Ga. and Seattle, Wash, chase at least 25 machines.” No specialist corps applicants will | living costs fell 0.7 per cent. He said the county council will be be appointed if he is liable for mili- | Other cities showed slight in- asked 0 appropriate enough MONEY tov service under the selective creases largely because of the food [OF that many machines in a week qarvice act, the sercetary said. items not under control ae ited

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