Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1942 — Page 8
~ Miami; Gen, Amold Addresses Class.
(o. PJ. Clark Gable, 3B pounds os Mit
"Mrs, Carter, + who i wonrierrs -or- : ‘Because
grow again the famous mustache necessary ‘to keep our. schools ‘out of | eps’
which he had to shave off when he control. of - ‘special interest; groups’.”|
Joined the ‘armed forces. ‘School board ‘candidates, repre-
The former heart-throb of the|senting all sections of the city whose|th movies was presented his diploma|election is being sponsored by the t ‘along with several hundred mem-| citizens’ school committee. are Mrs.
‘bers of officer candidate class 42-E|Eldo I. Wagner and Howard" 8.
of the Miami Beach army air force| Young,’ Clarence: Farrington, ‘Drip Harry G. Mayer and Edgar Av
technical training command. The next step in the colorful| Perkins. =~
career of America’s No, 1 screen| Reminding workers | that earlier} . -
star is a military secret. : efforts .of the citizenst committee— © Lieut. Gen. Henry H. Arnold,|prior to the election of 1920 ‘were|-
Sommanding gencial of oe army | unsuccessful — Mrs. - Carter stated |;
air forces, addressing the gradu-|that success was achieved finally ates, revealed that the army's air|by unceasing effort, “coupled with a arm will have 2,500,000 officers andy general revulsion of feeling on acmen by the end of 1943—about|count of the continual mistakes and one-third of the total predicted|mal-administratioh of former school army strength. boards.” Gen. Arnold gave a graphic fllus-| “This year,” she cantinued, “we tration of the huge jump in air/do not have such a revulsion of force personnel when he told the|feeling aid our cause. We do graduates that their class alone|have the ndid records made by outnumbered the entire air force|the past three boards whose election - officer list of 1938, which had only|was sponsored by the Citizens school - 1800 names. : committee, but we cannot assume Gable’s commission came almost| that this alone will insure the suc- - 72 days to the hour from the time|cess of the ticket. | _ that the Hollywood favorite-donned; “There are ever so many new the khaki of an officer candidate. |residents in Indianapolis who are
A Dew class fof air raid wardens Mir, Shops; . 'P. as the New io hae Sade 10 Alt ell NACMIR| cl in i ‘Demotomorrow ‘in the _ Illineis bidg.|cratic party, and that henceforFreeman D. Munson, who will con.| Ward Mr. Willkie will function as
duct the course, said. that there|the stinger on the end of the|
was a shortage of block wardens| ‘Whiplash of ‘public opinion”—at in the district, which includes a least that part of public opinion large section of the downtown area.[KDOWn as the opposition. . . The course will last two weeks. Democrats Show Restraint Internationally, they are convinced the speech ite CHUNGKING, Oct. 28 (U. P).— swing on oo a ae Chinese bombers, operating with a pe
fighter escort from an undisclosed |OPinion from one extreme to the base, successfully raided Yungcheng,|other—from the extreme isolationbiggest Japanese air base\in North|jsm of a few years back to an era China yesterday, the central news in which the United States will
agency reported today. insist on having a prominent finger
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ership of the Republicans some think he may even go so far as to reverse the roles of the two parties. From the days of Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic party has been the party of international collaboration, with the G. O. P. furiously applying the brakes. However, it is observed, the Democrats themselves have been holding back in recent years.
World Changes Admitted
Even with an overwhelming majority in both houses of congress,
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1942 the League of Nations, entered the world court, nor cancelled the impossible but trouble-making war debts. The tendency of the Demobcrats no less than the Republicans was, away from, rather than in the direction of, “foreign entanglement.” Today Mr. Willkie is talking in terms of peace on a “global” basis: of freedom everywhere, economic |and political; of the American duty not only to help free the world but to keep it free; and so on.That the post-war world is going to be vastly different from the prewar world is universally admitted. In a world so small that it is only four days from China to Washing.|ton, as Mr. Willkie pointed out; ev-
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that even in the Americas our policy has-been more and more in the direction of ‘hands off” the internal affairs of our sister republics.
BARBARA BENNETT LOSES CUSTODY PLEA
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Oct. 28 (U. P.)—A decision by Superior ‘Court Judge Edward J. Quinlan today turned down a plea by Barbara Bennett, former stage and screen star, for the custody of her five children now under the care of her former husband, Morton Downey, singer. Downey won custody of the children in a divorce judgement in June, 1941. : Judge Quinlan’s memorandum said Miss Bennett “permitted volatile infatuation to be substituted for moteher love” when she married | Addison “Jack” Randall, a screen cowboy, shortly after she was -divorced by Downey.
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HIRING IS OPPOSED
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (U. P). —Officials of the Henry J. Kaiser Shipbuilding Co. will meet with labor and government representatives
in Portland, -Ore., on Nov. 10 tol]
“make certain” that no discriminination is being made against the use of Negro labor, the war production boatd announced today. The meeting, called by Paul R. Porter, chairman of the WPB'’s shipbuilding = stabilization committee, will ask the Portland metal trades council to comply with hiring policies laid down by the metal trades
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DISTRICT 38 FORMS FIRST AIDER- GROUP,
An organization. to be known as {the First Aiders for Civilian First
fense district 38. Persons living in the district who have first aid certificates have been asked to attend the initial meeting at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow in the Kirshbaum center. The district is bounded by Capitol on the west, College ave. on the | |east,. 21st st. on the south and § | Fall Creek blvd. on the north.
‘DID HE, OR DIDNT HE. WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (U. P.).
President Roosevelt neither joined:
erybady agrees that what appens| :
Members - of congress point -out{]
Aid Defense is being formed in de- :
Pvi. William Dorn is faking his basic training at the marine corps base at San Diego. Before’ enlisting last v -% ‘he was a stu-
dent at Butle. aiversity and the
Indiana law school. He is a graduate of Shortridge high school and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dorn, 325 E. 47th: sb
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ROME, Oct. 28.—(Italian. Droadcast - - recorded ‘by U. Pi .at- -Newi York)—Adolf: ‘Hitler ‘today. con-}
[eratulated Benito Mussolini ‘on the |20th anniversary of the advent of
fascism upon the “unprecedented achievement” of Il Duce’s regime. “The accomplishments of fasc- |
takes a most vidid part in commemoration of your day of triumph.” * Mussolini at noon met the chiefs of the Italian armed forces and Dr. Robert Ley, head of the Nazi labor front. In a short address Mussolini
‘said that the war against Ethiopia|s
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