Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 June 1943 — Page 21

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CINCINNATI, O., June 17 (U. P). ~The . nation’s zoot suit gangs, similar to the “rootless, restless adolescents” enlisted by Adolf Hit~ ler among his early supporters, pregent grave dangers as followers of

demogogic or Fascist movements inl,

the United States, Dr. Ernest L. Talbert, associate professor of sociglogy at the University of Cincinnati, said today. Dr. Talbert, an authority on so- ‘ cial psychology, said that social workers have “been concerned about

Zoot suiters for a considerable time.” |}

“Long before the outbreak in Los Angeles,” he said, “they knew what & serious situation existed in New York City, Washington, Detroit and Hollywood.”

Alcoholic Excess

y A Detroit welfare committee con‘ducted a study there, he said, and found no evidence of a nation-wide movement with definite leadership, but reported “alcoholic excesses and ‘tough guy’ behavior.” ‘He said De-

troit. zoot. suiters united in garg-|

pre groups, engaged in fights and estroyed restaurant property. | “It is reported that among Hits _ler's early followers were rootless, restless adolescents,” Dr. Talbert said. “If a Fascist movement should ever develop. in this country, adherents of the zoot-suit gangs might make excellent storm troopers o the demogoges.”

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Cmdr. Best stated, covers much more of the body than the conventional life belt, and serves as protection against certain types of injury to the abdomen and lower part of the trunk, which have in the past been peculiarly liable to flash injury from exploding bombs and ‘shells aboard ship and irom concussion due to depth charges and ‘torpedoes if the sailor is overbeard in the water. The jacket. also has gadgets to make rescue quicker and easier. In a pocket there is a yellow cap which the sailor can take out and put on his head. It carries a small, automatically flashing electric lamp, which will guide rescue boats in the dark. It also has a six-foot length of rope with a snap hook that can be fastened to a line running around the life raft, permitting the sailor to float easily in the sea, instead. of struggling aboard the tossing raft and perhaps immediately being dumped back into the water. Finally, it has a couple of stout fabric loops, which enable rescuers to grab hold and haul him aboard. The jacket is made of water-repel-lent fabric and filled with kapok, of which Canada still has an adequate supply. Another aid to the shipwrecked that has been added to life boat and life raft equipment are heavy socks impregnated with vaseline. Wearing these, the sailor is much less ‘likely to develop immersion foot, the terrible injury that is to this war what trench foot was to world war I, with frequent aftermath of death from gangrene or desperate amputations to prevent it. ‘Comdr. Best described the refrigeration treatment for thi malady, which was first developed in Canada

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ginning with merely packing the injured feet in. ice bags, the treatment has now progressed to the point of using thermostatically ccntrolled dry ice refrigeration in a specially built cabinet.

AWAIT SELECTION OF INDIAN VICEROY

LONDON, June 17 (C. D. N.)— The announcement that Sir John

‘Anderson, 61-year-old lord privy

seal in Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s war cabinet, is to be the new viceroy of India, succeeding the

Marquis of Linlithgow, is ‘expected

here momentarily. King George's absence in North Africa this week probably explains the delay in officially announcing the name of the new viceroy, choice of which has not been easy. There is still the possibility of a surprise, of course, but Sir John, who was governor of Bengal for five turbulent years, from 1932-1937, is sen as the government's most likely choice. The present viceroy’s much extended term will dennitely expire in October.

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LOS ANGELES, June 17 (U. P). | | ~Six-year-old Jerry Larimore and | mess his little sister, both of them real movie fans, were back under the watchful eyes of their parents tocay alter attempting to set a non-stop attendance record. They were found last night curled up in the back row of a movie theater where they had spent the day seeing the same show over and over. “We were waiting for it to start up again tomorrow,” Jerry told police.”

TWO ENROLL AT CARNEGIE Arthur Wallace Alexander, son of Mrs. Fred B. Alexander, 5338 Julian st.,, and James Duval Garner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Garner, 731 N. DeQuincy st., are enrolled this

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BAYARD VEILLER, DRAMATIST, DIES

NEW YORK, June 17 (U. P.)— Bayard Veiller, 74, stage and screen playwright famous for his murder mysteries, died yesterday in Doctors hospital after an illness of several months. Veiller’s most popular drama was “The Trial of Mary Dugan.” His “Within the Law” won the unsolicited indorsement of both Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. Among his other plays were “The Thirteenth Chair,” “The Notorious Sophie Lang,” “That’s the Woman,” and “Dirty Hands.” Born in Brooklyn, Veiller worked as a newspaper reperter in New York and San Francisco before becoming a playwright. Charles Dillingham was his associate as a producer for 45 years. He had a long and active career in motion pictures." In 1927, he was commissioned to dramatize the Sinclair Lewis novel, “Elmer Gantry,” but after six months of work destroyed his manuscript because, he felt the presentation .of .the. play would create antagonism toward the theater.

COL.- LEIBER NAMED ~~ CIVIC GROUP HEAD

Col. Richard Lieber, Indianapolis, “father of Indiana state parks,” was elected a director of the American Planning and Civic association at its closing meeting yesterday in Omaha, Neb. The association discussed postwar problems at its three-day session.

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