Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1944 — Page 6
[N, Sept. 21 (U. P.)~—Governor E. Dewey swung into Cal-
boc at stake inthe Novembe: Yor a state where personal popty usually means more than rty organization, the Republican sidential nominee scheduled ior addresses both at San Frano tonight and Los Angeles toow night, instead of the cusy single appearance, i To Meet Mayors The New York governor's first schedule included meetings with of cities and towns surrounding the populous San Fran‘gisco bay and lunch with G. O. P. Jeaders from neighboring counties well as private conversations with ‘Governor Earl Warren, who took himself out of the Republican pres- |
It's “dunkin’ time” for Seaman 2-¢ Trudy Moen (left) and Seaman 1-e Dorothy Kachele before the curtain goes up on “Tars and Spars,” coast guard musical now en tour.
PROSPECTIVE recruits for- the Spars, women members of ‘the coast guard, will be given free tickets for “Tars and Spars,” all coast guard musical recruiting revue which comes to the Circle theater Sept. 29. Chief Boatswain's Mate Victor Mature heads the all-star cast of 60. Men in the band, known as the “fightingest band in the service,” saw action in three invasions, Africa, Sicily and Salerno, aboard the U. S. S. Samuel Chase. Twenty-four Spars dance and
sing in the chorus in addition to the coast guardsmen in the show who were selected from Various ships and stations.
opened in the lobby of the Circle for all women between the ages of 20 and 36 who wish to enlist or learn information about the women’s fighting service. Prospective recruits will obtain their free tickets at the Spar re-
building.
{dential race at the Chicago con- |
§. Warren, before leaving Sacra‘mento to meet Dewey in Oakland, said he would venture no predic-
toral votes will be in the Republican
November and not in September,” "adding that he thought the cam-
: Democratic column in November, [Jane's Fighting Ships revealed 0-1, 4 7 soqre the allies The California governor said that [day the identity of more than 320 carseat m—— Dewey asked for an opinion héjof the German submarines sunk | OPTIMISTS TO HEAR WYSONG would tell him “we count votes in during the war.
The Germans are believed to have
palgn depended on “good hard [lost more than 500 U-boats and|of the Optimist club at 12:15 toJane's commented that Germany|morrow in the Columbia club.
The craft ranged from UI to U-1058; The sequence was no in-
Milt Wysong of the state conser-
“Indiana Forestry” at a meeting
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and automobile banditry case in which a special judge resigned four months ago have been convicted by a criminal court jury.
Joseph Alfred Rolland, whose a&r-
May precipitated - William. B. Miller as special judge in the case.
to resign oecause of adverse publicity in the Revspapers concerning the trial.
A Spar recruiting booth will be [jury last night found Cangany and Rolland guilty of breaking into Vonnegut's . Hardware store, 38th and Illinois sts, carrying away a safe containing about $3000.
Herald Weidman, 19, now serving
a sentence at the state reformatory cruiting office in the Circle TOWer |, 4; 5ther case, turned state's evi- |
dence and accused Cangany
Rolland of staging the burglary with | appeared to be making no effort to! him. Ba gary
Eonar lat ™ ae 320 SUNKEN U-BOATS| seve them, IDENTIFIED IN BOOK
3 LONDON, Sept. 21 (U. P)~The tion on whether the state's 25 elec- new edition of the authoritative
dication of the total’ number of the charge later, said city detectives German subs. It was believed the had promised him that if he would Nazis jumped numbers in an at confess and testify against the other two defendants, his case would be
dropped.
the Weidman case has not been vation department, will speak on |dropped.
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Cangany, Rolland Guilty of} ~ Breaking Into Hardware + Store. Two defendants in the burglary
They are Willlam Cangany and
Judge Miller said he was forced
Jury Out for Hour After deliberating one hour, a
A third defendant in! the case,
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will Be Tried Later Weidman, who is to be tried on
Prosecutor Sherwood Blue said
GARY FIRM BECOMES U. S. STEEL DIVISION
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 21 (U. P... —Tubular Alloy Steel Corp. of Gary, Ind., will become an operating division of National Tube Co. a U, S.
ounced today by C. R. Cox, National Tube Co. president. As an independent U. S. Steel: Corp., subsidiary, the Gary plant| had produced seamless tubing of alloy steels essential to the war effort operating with Defense Plant Corp. facilities and using a plant! site and building acquired from Na- | tional Tube Co. National Tube Co.'s move does not change the existing arrangement with the Defense Plant Corp.
SHRINE PATROL 6 TO INSTALL CHIEFS
Indianapolis White Shrine patrol No. 6 will dine at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Y. W. C. A. followed by installation of officers at 8 p. m. New officers are Mrs. Katherine Armbruster, captain; Mrs. Dora Kelly, president; Mrs. May Dunbar, secretary; Mrs. Lucile Sweet, treasurer, and Mrs. Goldie Schlegel, publicity.
SUMATRA BASE RAIDED SOUTHEAST ASIA HEADQUARTERS, Kandy, Ceylon, Sept. 21 (U. P.).—Carrier planes of the allied Eastern fleet raided the railway maintenance center of Sigli, on the northeastern Sumatra coast across the Malacca straits from British Malaya, without opposition: Monday, it was announced today.
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