Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1942 — Page 18
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New Army Coot To Save Rubber
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/ CHICAGO, Nov, featherweight army raincoat, weighing 114 ‘pounds less than the A old model and saving one and three-quarter pounds. of rubber in the making, is an attention-get-ting feature, of the national - chemical ex osttion which has Just opened Other war: om on display infClude rayon “bubbles” for filling life preservers and for heat inSulation, plastic buttons for uni-
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forms, a synthetic insecticide re- .
plading the pyrethrum we used to get from Japan, and synthetic bristles for long-wearing paint brushes.
TAFT PARTNER NOT T0 SEEK GOP POST
CINCINNATI, Nov. 26 (U. P.).— John B. Hollister, former Republican congressman from Ohio, yesterday squelched reports that he might be a “dark horse” candidate for the chairmanship of the G. O. P. national committee. Hollister, a law partner of U. s. Senator Robert A. Taft (R. O.) and a national G. O. P. political leader, declared he “wasn’t even planning to go” to the national committee (| meeting in St. Louis Dec. 7. The present chairman, Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr., (Mass.) plans to resign at the St. Louis meeting to devote his full time to enlarging
the Republican bloc in congress.
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Sergt. George W. Vernon sat down in Gladewater, Tex., kicked off his| cowboy boots and donned & pair of G.I. boots. A-singing and a-sway-ing, he trudged away to the army,’ trading his guitar for a rifle to be-! . come a sergeant of the guard “| Stout field. | Today the singing sergeant, who, was a guitar player and featured vocalist with Cowboy Hogue’s Melodiers, of East Texas fame, is spending his spare time organizing a musical unit among his colleagues of the crack guard squadron. George spends his spare time at the field these days rehearsing a quartet while Staff Sergt. George
board. The tenor has been featured with the Melodiers on station KOCA in Kilgore, Tex. He also appeared on “a personal appeargnce tour” of schools and dances. Reflecting yesterday, he said: “We used to sing a lot of Hawaiian numbers—like the ‘Song of the Island.’ But we never did any yodeling. - We liked the ‘White Cliffs of Dover,” ‘The St. -Louis Blues,’ ‘Tumbling Tumbleweed,’| ‘Gold Mine in the Sky,” ‘Round Up in the Sky’ and things like that.” The singing sergeant’s enthusiasm is increased when he talks of the musical possibilities among the soldiers of the guard squadron which, he says, possesses much talent, “There’s Smokey Smolinski, the former choir boy, and it won't be long before the guard squadron will have a musical entertainment unit
Sergt. Vernon, aside from being able to render a tune, also is capable of “pulling guard,” shouldering
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his rifle or acting as a drill sergeant, an assignment which falls his way while he is a duty sergeant. Did he ever take lessons? No! “I sing by ear,” he explains and adds: “I don’t need music at all.” However, the singing sergeant
‘training before entering the army last May 5 and still hopes to do so when the war is over. At 21 years|
PILOT AGQUITTED IN CRASH FATAL TO 12
SANTA ANA, Cal, Nov. 26 (U. P.).~Lieut. William N. Wilson last night 'returned to his duties as a
court-martial acquitted him on charges of involuntary manslaughter resulting from the mid-air collision of a bomber and an airliner. Col. Leland R. Hewitt, president of the court, announced the verdict after a 10-man army court deliberated 37 minutes. The 25-ygar-old pilot smiled when he heard the acquittal verdict but made no comment. The verdict came after three days of testimony, and apparently ended all prosecution. In Riverside, District Attorney John Neblett said that the civilian authorities did not intend to bring any charges against
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ALL NORWAY JEWS FEARED ARRESTED
LONDON, Nov. 26 (U. P.).—The World Jewish congress yesterday reported that all of Norway's 2300 Jews had been arrested by German i and soldiers and sent to ed labor in concentration camps? in northern Norway and Poland. Norwegian Rabbi Samuel was believed to have been among those arrested. The congress spokesinan said the Jews were rounded up in a house-to-house search.
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POSTPONE BENEFIT BLL FOR VETERANS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 (U. P.).— Acting on the recommendation of Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, veterans administrator, the senate finance committee today postponed action on a house-approved bill providing specific benefits for U. S. veterans who become disabled in ‘world war II. Hines, supported by Senator Robert M. La Follette (Prog. Wis.) said that the problem of rehabilitating crippled and injured veterans of the new war should be the subject of long and earnest consideration by congress. The present congress
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more than a month of life remaining. The house bill would grant a disabled veteran $80 monthly if he did not have a wife or child; $95 if he had a wife and one child plus $5 for each additional child; $90 if he
had no wife but one child and $10 for each dependent parent.
of age he thinks he has plenty of time. But that’ can wait. He’s out to help win the war now, singing as he goes along.
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Sharpshooting Great Dane is Sergt. Patches, mascot of a Ft. Monmouth, Va., coast artillery unit. The big dog has been trained to
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TEACHERS, PHYSICAL "EDUCATORS NEEDED
The navy recruiting office here announced today that representa tives of the Bureau of Navy personnel ‘will interview in Chicago on Dec. 7 through Dec. 9 men seeking
commissions as officers in physical
and in academic instruction. The expansion of physical training for naval aviators makes it. necessary to secure additional instructors, Lieut. Neil C. Russell, officer in charge of naval procure-
ment here, said. Applicants must
have. college degrees or possess the equivalent in practical experience in
the physical education field, must
show a record of participation in athletic competition or possess spe ES cial qualifications in the athletic . field, and must show progress in. their: field, he said. Applicants as academic .instructors must have dat least one college degree, college teaching experience and a record of progress. A limited’ number of positions are open to teachers of mathematics, history, political science, and economics. Interviews will be conducted in the Board of Trade building in Chicago.
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