Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1945 — Page 7

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FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1045

FDR MAKES NEW

JOB"DRAFT PLEA

Frowns - Senate Bill As Doubt Arises Over Compromise. ,

WASHINGTON, March 9 (U.P), —President Roosevelt today renewed his plea for enactment of strong

men to war jobs, The voluntary manpower control | system, he told a news conference, has failed to produce a sufficient work force to supply the necessary materials of war, His discussion was viewed as a stimulus to congressional conferees | who. will start work soon on their| § efforts to write a compromise bill | acceptable to both. house and senate, ey The - house passed a bill some weeks ago which would provide fines and penalties for men 18 to 45 who refuse to stay in or take essential jobs:

House Penalties Omitted

The senate passed a hill yesterday which would give statutory backing to the war manpower commission's orders limiting the number of persons an employer may hire. .The senate provided penalties against recalcitrant employers, but none for workers. ’

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Pharmacist's Mate 2-¢ and Mrs. Robert W. Elliott,

PHARMACIST'S. MATE 2-C ROBERT W. ELLIOTT and his wife, a mail clerk 3-c¢ in the WAVES, have returned to their bases following their wedding Feb, 2 in King George chapel, J San Francisco, Cal, Mrs. Elliott is the former Miss Bernadine Flora, daughter of Mr. and’ Mrs, William Flora, 526 E Mortis st, and Pharmacist Elliott is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Elliott, Scottsville. Miss Patricia E, Wagner, mail clerk 3-c of the WAVES, of California was maid of honor and Pharmacist's Mate. 1-c Walter F. Parks of Texas was best man. The couple visited - in Indianapolis and Scottsville before returning to California,

SENATOR HITS

AT COMMUNISTS

Time Review of War's Political Verdicts. |

By LYLE C, WILSON | United Press Staff Correspondent | WASHINGTON, March 9.—Sena-| tor Arthur H. Vandenberg (R. Mich.) has taken another poke at| the Communists where it will hurt. | He made a speech yesterday in his | dual role of senator and delegate to the April 25 San Francisco security conference. Again he proposed that wartime political decisions being made now! and in the future in Europe shall ne | subject to impartial review when! peace is restored. Vandenberg first made that pro- | posal on Jan. 10 in a widely applauded senate speech. The applause scarcely had subsided, when American Communist speakers and writers opened a campaign against him which seemed to add up to a charge that he was peace, Poland at Fault Poland is the cause of Vandenberg's dislike of current political adjustments.

VOTE APPROVAL

Mr. Roosevelt made it clear today |

that he preferred the house bill. | He has sald so before, however And it still was believed doubtful, | to say the least, whether the senate | ever would accept such a bill. The issue was drawn clearly late

yesterday when the senate passed, | bill lacking

63 to 16, a manpower any feature of a labor graft

DROPS HIS BANK TO STAY IN ARMY

Guy A. Keister, held thé rank of lieutenant colonel, a first Benjamin Harrison

who previously

sworn. in recently as sergeant at Ft 29 years of army service. last post was as adjutant

was

after His

general of the antiaircraft replace- |

ment training center at Ft. Eustis, Va., and later at Camp Stewart, Ga.

OF PLAYGROUND

Park Board od Adonls Site | On North Side for

| Development.

A North side playground in the Maple rd. district- has been approved by the park board, #.. First under the hoard’. five-year plan ‘of development, the play= ground was voted yesterday: over |the objections of three persong who |attended a public a {teen others testified in favér of the park department proposal. The playground will be a Illinois,

39th mand 40th sts. A peti-

10acre fract bounded by Meridian, !

{Yar review plan he unqualified nature of the Cod assault on Vandenberg probably may fairly be.accepted as

|reflecting the views of Russian [Communists and of Marshal ‘Josef Stalin.

1 that assumption is correct there will be some basic disagreements at | San Francisco, not only as between various ‘delegations but among the American delegates themselves. Lt. Cmdr. Harold E. Stassen, former governor of Minnesota, who also is. a Republican conference delegate, has stated his own position in general terms. There seems to be nothing in it which would prevent him going-along with everything President Roosevelt, Stalin and Prime Minister Churchill are ‘knowh to .have agreed on at the Crimea conference.

Expect Communist Cry Rep. Charles A. Eaton (R. N. J),

When the training center was in-|tion with the names of 190 persons|the third G. O. P. delegate to San activated last year, Sgt. Keister was|in’ favor of the playground at that! Francisco, still is to be heard from

placed on inactive duty because there was no suitable assignment commensurate with his high grade.

Because he wants to remain in the| he has been assigned to duty

at Ft. Harrison. His home i§ in

Lafayette. ; SERGEANT FROM HERE HELPED TO BOMB IWO

T. Sgt. Melvin M. Pickett, husband of Mrs. Mildred Pickett, 533 8. Trowbridge st. participated in the 7th air force's seven-month

pre-invasion aerial assaults against

Iwo Jima, Lid

Sgt. Pickett was active .in the

campaign which totaled 2700 sorties |

against the island, plastered the stronghold with more than 5300 tons. of bombs and. fired 800,000 Tounds of machine gun ammunition. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs: John H. Pickett, 2008 Meredith. ave.

{location was presented by Brown, city park superintendent. I Foes Present Petition Martin Griffin, 3948 N. Illinois st., one of the remonstrators, countered with a petition he said contained the names of 130 persons opposed to the plan. Mr. Brown asserted who previously opposed ground now were for it. The property has been appraised

that many the play-

Paul |

Tomorrow there may be expected another barrage of attack against Vandenberg in the American Com- | munist press. The Communists already have said quite a bit. Earl Browder, president of the Communist Political association, told a Jan. 15 audiencé in Madison Square Garden that .Vandenberg's plan was a “sortie” against Mr. signed to ‘cancel the foundations laid at Tehran except in purely

at $74,800, while its assessed valua-!military questions.”

tion is $114,000, the superintendent declared.

city park

added ~

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Construction of the playground | {will begin in abouliwo months, he

ASSIGNED TO STOUT FIELD

. Capt. George B. Kutche, {of Mr. dnd Mrs. JE. Welsh, E. New York st., to Stout field after two years in the Southwest Pacific.

nephew

command unit, sions in the Buna, New Guinea and Bismarck archipelago campaigns. -

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