Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1943 — Page 12
RAMIREZ SEEKS | U.S. CORDIALITY,
: New Retire in in Argentina Pledges Friendship to
a Other Americas.
Li bENoS AIRES, June 9 (U.P). —Argentina’s new’ government - bid' today tor recognition of ‘the United States and other countries with the announcement _ that it will demonstrate with “deeds” its friendship with the other American republics. ™ Official’ communications announc- ' ing establishment of the new government: ‘under President ' Gen. ‘Pedro Ramirez were handed to foreign envoys last night. It was learned that the American embassy
immediately transmitted the com-
munication to the state department at Washington for study and advice. . A precedent for American recognition of a revolutionary government was established in 1930, when Washington recognized a new regime only 10 days after a, revolution overthrew President Hippolito Irigoyen. Foreign Policy Awaited The government’s announcement that “not only words but deeds will strengthen our relations with our sister American nations” promised early clarification of the country’s foreign policy, which Ramirez announced Monday night called for continued neutrality “for the present.” With Argentina now the only nation in the Western Hemisphere
still maintaining relations with the
axis, the question seems to be how
revolutionary
far Ramirez can advance in the| &
“no man’s land” between neuirality and actual rupture of relations with
Germany, Italy and Japan without]
provoking axis reprisals.
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HULL STAND CHEERS ANTI-VICHY FRENCH
WASHINGTON, June 9 (U, P.). —Representatives of the two antiVichy French factions here were cheered today by words of encouragement from Secretary of State Cordell’ Hull as they sought to extend further the unity of their cause. Spokesmen for the two groups said that although the French national council of liberation had been formed in Algiers it would be premature to expect an immediate merging of the organizations which have maintained separate existences in the United States.
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Indianapolis’ manpower and womanpower is increased by a potential 22,000 with the dismissal of schools. And the boys and girls under 18 seem to be losing no time in applying for work permits at the school board offices. Of course, a lot of children of working age didn’t wait for the dismissal of schools to seek jobs because about 9000 have obtained permits since last September. That was at the rate of 1000 a month, But 400 were issued yesterday. That's at the rate of about 12,000 a month. All day long now, the line forms in the corridor and winds up the stairs to the application desks. There are certain rules to be met.
These school pupils take another step . . «
400 Obtained Work Permits Yesterday and Line Is Long
Every applicant must present a card
of intent of employment from the
employer. If the job is taken, a duplicate of the card is filed in the state labor division. Every child must apply in person. Each must present ga birth certificate. If under 16 they must present a card of approval signed by parents, Boys between 14 and 16 and girls between 14 and 18 can work only eight hours dajly. If they change jobs they must obtain a new permit. The new applicants include countless June graduates because the state law requires everyone, in school or out, who is under 18 to have a school board permit to work.
Like father like son are not empty words when applied to 1st Lt. Leo S. Nomis and his father, Leo E. Simon, At 19 Lt. Nomis enlisted ~: the
commission to- be sent into action over much-bombed Malta. } After 210 operational hours with the British air force, in which he saw action in the skies over France and Africa, he transferred to the American flying forces. At present
combat training field, Orlando, Fla Won Four Victories
with the R. A. F. he is credited with four confirmed victories and one probable. And so he had taken his life in his hands. * But so had his father who was a movie stunt flyer. A pilot in world war I, he continued his interest in aviation after the conflict and moved from Indianapolis in 1918 to. Hollywood. His wish was to die in his plane. And he did for on Feb. 5, 1932, his plane.crashed during the filming of “Sky Brides.” Shortly before his
|death he had said, “If I've got to
Book Overdue 114
Years Returned
DETROIT, June 9 (U. P).—A book 114 years overdue has been returned anonymously to the Detroit public library. ~The book, Fenelon’s “Adventures of Telemachus,” written in French and English, was listed as missing in the Nov. 12, 1829 issue of the Detroit Gazette. It might have cost the borrower more than $1000—3 cents a day for 114 years—but it didn’t.
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die, it might as well be this way.” The discrepancy in the father’s and son’s names is a result of spelling it backwards. Simon is .the family name, but when the father took up stunt flying he reversed the
spelling.. The son continues to use
the stage name. Lt. Nomis is the nephew of - Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. ‘Simon, 3642 Rock-~ ville road.
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LONDON, June 9 (U. P.).—Lord Selborne, minister of eeonomic war-
fare, said today that continued allied bombing of the Ruhr valley
would greatly hasten the war’s end
and reported that German industria} production already had declined 20 per cent from last year. Ruhr production, Selborne said at a press conference, has. slumped 35 per cent, with 1,000,000 houses in 22 towns of that area destroyed or badly damaged. He said streetcars had not operated in Essen for several weeks and probably would nok be running before July. He estimated $4,000,000 damage to the Krupp arms works.
REPORT ITALIANS SHIFTED IN GREECE
LONDON, June 9 (U. P.).— Greek sources today reported Italjan troop movements in Greece] but said available information failed to make clear whether the occupation forces were being withdrawn or merely shifted about. Spokesmen said the Greeks feared the Italians would be withdrawn and replaced by the Bulgarians, whom they call “The Prussians of the Balkans.”
Slacks, Phooey! Office Girls
At Ford Plant Like Dresses
DETROIT, June 8 (U. P).—The controversy over whether office girls should wear dresses or slacks was kept alive at. the Ford Motor Co.’s. Highland Park plant today when 11 employees turned up wearing dresses because “we want to feel like women!” The dispute started yesterday when 57 girls reported for work wearing dresses. A Ford official ordered them to go home and put on slacks—the trype of dress specified by company regulations. They refused and sat down at their desks. The company, disclaiming any intent to cloak femininity, quickly called a conference with union officials. In the excitement, Mrs. Mable Colt, a company counselor, fell down and broke her wrist. The girls charged discrimination. Right across the hall, they said, 50 women employed by army ordnance wore dresses. “If dresses are good enough for the army,” one striker said, “they ought tos be good enough for the Ford company. We want to feel like ladies.”, “No matter how you look at them, slacks aren’t feminine,” said Wanda Acciacca. “It’s like being wrapped
up in a blanket. We think dresses|p keep up the morale.” The company insisted the only reason the girls were required to wear slacks was because dresses have a tendency to get tangled up in the machinery. Ben Garrison, president of the United Automobile Workers (C. I. 0.) local at the plant, replied tersely: “It is only with extreme difficulty that a girl wearing a dress could get caught in the gears of a typewriter.”
REPORT ANTONESCU PURGES ANTI-NAZIS
ISTANBUL, June 9 (U. P). Premier Marshal Ion Antonescu is purging his government of officials who oppose sending further Rumanian troops té6 the Russian front, according to reports reaching here from Bucharest. Hundreds of government men have been dismissed and several district governors have resigned, the reports said. Four of the governors were replaced with retired generals and it was said that other vacancies also
TALK OF PRODU
CUT HELD PERIL
NEW LONDON, Conn,, June 9 P.).—Any talk now of reducing way production in preparation for peace or to meet civilian needs is “ ture and dangerous,” Undersecre« tary of the Navy James V. Forrestal said today in an address to the coast guard academy graduating class. : “So far as we in the navy cad see, there is not apparent in the near future any let-up in thé need for raw materials to be manuface Sued into the weapons of war,” he sal While vast strides have been made in the past 12 months in ime proving our military position, Fore restal continued, the heaviest and most bitter fighting lies ahead. |
"FRENCH LIBERATORS MEET
ALGIERS, June 9 .(U. P.).—Thg seven original members of the French committee of national libe eration met today to discuss formae tion of an inner war committee and the question of Gen. Henri Giravd continuing as commander-in-chief] of the French armies while serving as co-president of the committeq
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