Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1942 — Page 11

TAXES IS NEAR

Morgenthau to Issue State- ~~ ment for the Ad-

ministration.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 (U.P.).— Secretary of Treasury Henry Mor‘genthau Jr. said today ‘that he would issue a statement on taxation soon which would represent the administration’s views, but he declined to say when the statement ‘would be issued. Morgenthau told a press conference that he had not changed his own opinions which, a month ago, were that new tax legislation to yield at least $6,000,000,000 was needed. He was asked to elaborate on his Monday press conference statement that British and Canadian pggple are paying twice as much income

duction industries of Indianapolis. That was the sign hung up today by Edward E. Greene, director of war production training for the Indianapolis- public schools. With

thousands of men going into the|

armed forces, industry is now looking to women -to take over thé job of turning out the machines of war. Training for these jobs is being ‘given in four of the city’s high schools—Technical, Manual, Washington, and Crispus Attucks. About

40 per cent of the trainees in the classes already are women, Mr. Greene said. The U. S, Employment office estimates that 43,000 more industrial

workers will be needed in the city’s|:

war plants in the next 12 months. Every available man and woman will be necessary to keep the pro-

Industry Training School—If s Free!

“Wanted: 1000 women to enroll for training for jobs in the war pro-

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7| TO DRAFT PROBLEM

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 (U. P)— The major. immediate problem fac-

ing congress as it returns from an informal election recess is the bill allowing conscription of 18 and 19-year-old: youths. Both the senate and house have passed a bill lowering the draft age to 18, but the senate added an amendment which would prohibit the use of teen-age soldiers in combat until they have had a year of The house defeated an attempt to place such a stipulation in the bill. - There was no indication = yet whether the strong Republican gains would have any effect on the final version. Some ‘congressional sources, however, said they had heard that the army might ask President Roosevelt to veto the bill if it carries the training amendment. They pointed out that the army would prefer to continue voluntary enlistment of 18 and 19-year-olds than

to be restricted in the use of youths

AIM: SUBS "FIND CONVOY AGAIN

"BERLIN, Nov. 5 (Gérman Broadcast Recorded by United Press in New York)—The high command in a special communique today asserted that U-boats re-established contact with a convoy previously attacked off the Canadian east coast land sank six more ships totalling 37,000 tons. Earlier this week the high command said U-boats had sunk 16 ships, totalling 94,000 tons, from the convoy, which allegedly was bound for Britain. Two other ships were Jameged in the latest attack, it was

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 5 (U. P)— Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson] today found the war news encouraging. He was a few minutes late to his ‘regular press conference and apologized to newsmen, saying: “It was one of the few mornings

time : news. Perhaps 1 eided to temptation.” ’

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Enrollment Schedule

The employment office, 148 E. Market st., will be open each even-| ing next week from 7 to 9 p. m. to accommodate those who will enroll for the training and are unable to come to the office during the day. “Women who don’t need to work but are willing to do so as a patriotic duty; women who are unaware ®|of the opportunities for employment in modern, well-lighted factories

iu ; : ? and women who are willing to shift from their present jobs to war pro-

dl duction jobs are sought to take their places at the training stations in the production classes,” Mr. Greene said. 2 _'Those who are in a hurry to complete the training may take the course in two weeks if they are willing to go to classes nine hours a] day. Some may go six hours a day for three weeks, and others may go three hours a day for six weeks. The total hours for the course is 90.

Men Also Wanted

The classes, held between 4:15 and 7:15 a. m., will avoid the peak hours of the rush for trolleys or busses. The courses are given without any charge. Instruction includes: Parts inspection, both process and final; operation of lathes, drill presses, surface grinders, cylinder grinders, shapers, planers, tool and cutter grinders and hand screw machines, and radio assembly. The classes also are open to men. Those who are draft exempt are especially wanted. Instruction for men includes machine tool operation, tool and gauge design, machine maintenance, parts inspection and airplane engine mechanics. The instructors are experts from

bert Pharmacal Co., St. Louis, Mo. the war production industry itself and the whole training program has

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5 cern on the personnel managers of the ) major war industry plants of Indianapolis, Mr. Greene said.

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Miss Irene Waddell, 36 N. Keystone ave., operates a radial drill in one of the war production training classes conducted by the Indiapolis public high schools and the federal government.

Amm! Quiz Kids RIM BAN URGED Aren't Scientific BY METHODISTS

CINCINNATI, Nov. 5 (U. P.).— Leaders of Church Send

Radio’s Quiz Kids are looking for new opponents today because the Messages to President And Congress.

University of Cincinnati won't sponsor its professors in a scho-. lastic scrap scheduled for tonight’s “Win-the-War” rally." The office of. war Information thought it had everything ar- | An appeal for the passage of legise|lation “which will decrease drinking of beer and liquor by men and offi-cers-in the armed forces” was sent to President Roosevelt, members of his cabinet and the Hoosier con-

ranged, but it was in error. Presi- * dent Dr. Raymond Walters said: gessional delegation today by heads of the Indianapolis area of the

“The Quiz Kids are delightful children . . . but their wide misMethodist church, The letter. bore the names of

cellaneous knowledge , . . isn’t scientific or classical. So I don’t think it is dignified for professors to participate in such amuse- Bishop Titus Lowe and all district ments in the name of the uni- |syperintendents in this area. versity.” - In their letter, the church leader asked that “you, in your official capacity, do-all in your power to support legislation similar to the Lee amendment and military regulation which will decrease drinkihg of beer and liquor by men and officers in the armed forces of the U. S. army and navy. “It is our observation that the destructive effects of beer and liquor in civilian life, home and industry have proved conclusively that the more exacting tasks of war cannot be effectively accomplished by drinking men.

Decry Liquor Profit

“Since it is now proposed that our younger men of 18 and 19 years be drafted for service, it is highly important that they be protected from the devastating demoralization of intoxicating liquor. “An increasing number of loyal Americans are feeling that anything which renders inefficient our men in the armed forces is an unimportant and disloyal agent, and that certain interests should not profit by the sale of a product which consumes large quantities of vital materials needed for the successful prosecution of the war.” The group of men signing ‘the letter represented all the Methodist churches in the state which have a total membership of 309,609.

AXIS PROPAGANDA: U. S. UNIT DESTROYED

BERLIN, Nov. 5 (German broadcast recorded by United Press in New York).—Japanese troops on Guadalcanal island destroyed “a strong United States fighting unit,” Tuesday the German radio asserted today. The Japanese, the broadcast claimed, attacked United States positions east of Henderson airfield and threw back the American defenders. “United States troops,” declared the German radio, “now are fully encircled in the airfield sector.”

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