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Rep. Brownson Coast Guard Co
Boys 13 to 17 Are
Favors UMT | Sais Zo.
| All hands on deck.
n: | Here we go with The Times J ! ow Coast Guard Contest. f | This is the contest that offers ; Ny boys in the circulation area of The Times, age 13 to 17 in'clusive, a chance to win an unusual and exciting first prize . . . An expense-paid trip, by plane By DAN KIDNEY jor train, to New York City and es Sta riter rom there to New London, Conn., WASHINGTON, Apr. 14—Rep. for a two-day visit at the famed Lharles B. Brownson, /Indianap- Coast Guard Academy. lis Republican, explained today| The winner will meet hundreds hat he would not have voted of cadets who are training for against the draft extension bill careers as officers in America's had his vote been needed to in- oldest seagoing military service. sure its passage. {He will see how the cadets live * The Marion County Congress- and attend some of their classes nan and four other Hoosier Re-- - - inspect the Academy grounds Yubiicans voted against the House 2nd equipment, and witness a batersion of the bill when it passea tallon review . . . visit a submathe House 372 to 44.. rine base . , . tour the famed ' In addition to extending the Se- | gu; 55¢d training ship, the Jective Service law three years, | 8 the House measure lowers the| Will Attend Premiere firaft age to 18% and provides an- | After the visit at the Coast §ther study commission for uni- Guard Academy, the winner will yersal military training. {return to New York City, along To Be Compromise with Ihe inmery from other The bill will be compromised 1 pps Owald newspapers
throughou with the Senate measure, which! 1p Ro Le ey: will at
lowered the draft age from the tend the New present 19 to 18 years and sets the Republic Pe emiere of up UWT whenever the defense or “Fighting Coast Guard,” which authorities are ready. tells the impressive story of the “I sat through the first roll call gredt job done by this branch of on the draft bill” Mr. Brownson service on all fighting fronts durconfessed. “When I saw that it ing World War II. was to be passed overwhelmingly,! The film star I then voted against it. The pur- Forrest Tucker, ® pia Donlwy, pose of that vote was my way of and soon will be shown in Inshowing protest against the dianapolis. sloppy way the bill was both! That's what the first prize windrafted and amended by the ner in The Times Coast Guard! House Armed Services Commit- Contest receives. The second prize tee. (will be a $50 Savings Bond, and “The idea of settling for a UMT the third prize a $25 Savings| study commission seems ridicu- Bond. lous to me. There have been studies made of this matter for the last 30 years.
: Of Sloppy Bill
Contest Rules
e enter the contest: : It is time to cae. I favor a real Along with this announcement | UMT right now. is the first of a series of 12 pic-
“Of course I am not foolish tyres that will | b enough to think that the draftland Sunday in The Times mn | act should not be extended. But 0 Ge
activities and facilities. With each picture will be published a caption written in the! form of a “multiple choice” quiz. ! It will contain four pieces of in-! . . formation. Only one of these w With Eisenhower correctly Nee the Sin ‘ LUXEMBOURG, Apr. 14 (IP) Contestants must follow the! —-John J. McCloy, U. 8. High picture quiz from day to day and
provision and setting up an op-| erating UMT, instead of this bill.”
McCloy to Confer
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(A) A gunner's mate. (B) A radio man.
contestant must submit:
ONE: Copies of the 12 pictures [clipped from The Times during] {the contest. These should be
Here's all vou have {pasted on separate sheets of to do to aper and clipped together.
TWO: An entry
Deadline Apr. 30
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
s Today
In this photograph, made at sea aboard a Coast Guard cutter, an enlisted petty officer is "piping up all hands." He is:
(C) A yeoman.
(D) A boagswain's mate,
When the contest is ended, each Now: try your hand at today’s|t0 19, which is the present draft picture quiz. Save the pictures as| age. | {they appear in The Times each| |day. Mail them, along with the|the stiffened Selective Service Act lentry coupon to be published Apr. |for three years. {26. The deadline on entries will] be midnight Apr. 30. The Times winner is scheduled ¢ coupon OR, arrive in New York on Tues-|FOrmer School Custodian (Which you have checked thelgyy May 8 and to visit the Coast
answers. The official entry coupon will be published on Apr. 26, Gusrd Academy on May 9 and
ict ’ 1 favored keeping the 19-year-old pictures show typical Coast Se re, with the last contest pic-
THREE: A statement of not
10. The Broadway premiere of Fighting Coast movie which the local winner will lattend as an honored guest of Remore than 100 words: “Why I/public Productions, Inc. of HollyWould Like to Visit the Coastiwood, will be at the Mayfair Guard Academy at New London,! Conn.”
“The
Theater on Friday evening, May!|Church. {11. | The Times winner will return Tuesday in Stevens Chapel of the Entries will be judged, first on)to Indianapolis on Saturday, May Flowers and at 2 p. m. in Grace
Commissioner for Germany, ar- Select the correct answer. If you correctness of the answers in the|l2.
rived from Frankfurt today to know anything about ships and quiz. Those entries having the confer with Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- seagoing men and such, most of correct answers will judged knowledge and interest in
hower as the week-end guest of them will be pretty easy. U. 8. Minister Perle Mesta. Last Picture cApr. 26. It was reported in Frankfurt
upon their
that the two may discuss future all 12 of the pictures have been accompanying statement. use of German troops in the At- published. The last will appear on lantic Pact Army. ;
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3 Hoosiers Fought Draft in House
Jenner Was Against, Capehart for UMT
By DAN KIDNEY Times Staff Writer
WASHINGTON, Apr. 14 Five| of the 44 votes against the 1815+]
year-old draft and UMT frame-| } (work hill were cast by Indiana Republicans when it passed the House with 372 favorable votes. There were 7 Democrats and 37 Republicans voting against it. Of! the latter, four were Hoosier freshmen and the other sixth term Rep. Earl Wilson, Bedford. Sen. William KE. Jenner (R. Ind.) voted against the 18-year-! old draft and UMT bill when i% passed the Senate and Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) for it. Freshmen voting against the bill in the House were Reps. Charles B. Brownsgn, Indianapolis, E. Ross Adair, Ft. Wayne, Shephard J. Crumpacker, South Bend, and John V. Beamer, Wabash. | Rep. Charles W. Halleck, Re-| publican, Rensselaer, was acting] ! las minority leader when the bill was passed. He and the other Re-| publicans from Indiana all voted | to send it back to committee.| When that move failed, 121 to| |296, Mr. Halleck voted for the! measure. | | Other Indiana Republicans vot{ing for it were Reps. Cecil M. Harden, Covington, Ralph Har-| |vey, New Castle, and William G. | |Bray, Martinsville. The latter is a freshman who tried to get the comprothise 187; figure changed |
"Writer Is Called
For Tuesday Session
By HERBERT FOSTER United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Apr. 14—The House Un-American Activities Committee will extend its Com-munist-in-Hollywood investigation into the radio industry next Tues3a%, committee sources said today. . . : The committee expects to hear testimony by radio writer Sam Moore of New York, formerly of Hollywood. A committee spokesman identified him as former president of the Radio Writers’ Guild. Other witnesses scheduled for Tuesday are film writer Harold Buchman and character actress Anne Revere. All three are holdovers from this week's witness list.
| | Recess Slated After the Tuesday meeting the committee will recess the hearings until about Apr. 23, a spokesman said. Mr. Moore will be the first witness called from the radio industry in the present hearings. All others have been connected with motion pictures. The committee indicated that hearings will last at least until May 15. That was the date set for the appearance of Bea Winter, a Hollywood secretary named by actor Sterling Hayden as the person who recruited him into the Communist Party.
Ferrer. Called Academy Award Winner Jose Ferrer was subpenaed ‘to appear next Friday, but the spokesman said the date would be changed. Miss Winter was subpenaed yesterday in Hollywood with actor Lloyd Gough and Mrs. Beatrice Hammer, Some 40 other persons have been named in
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8 p. m. next Saturday in World ROCHESTER, N. Y., Apr. 14 War Memorial. |(UP)—James A. Hard, 109, oldest Three other Indiana chapters [Civil War veteran, was home
‘John Pollak Dies; 7 of the organization will par- agar doday after two weeks in a
ticipate: The Gary Chorus, | his physician said he was in|subpenas, but the committee and Nancy Hill directing, including |good shape for a man his age. U. S. Marshals have not been the Steelnotes, the Tunebeams | He had recovered from a chestiable to locate uH*of them.
and the Songsweets; the Muncie |Ongestion which had involved a ‘ Chorus, the Tunettes, and |temperature of 105. Hammond Woman Dies HAMMOND, Apr. 14 (UP)—
Evansville Chapter 1 Chorus, .| . Mrs. Wiliam Henn directing, Aids Stocking Wear Mrs. Katherine Viewweg, 67, introducing quartets and novel- | A new concoction, promises| Hammond, died today at St. Marty numbers in costume and the | women more service from stock-|garet's Hospital. She was Treble Tones of Evansville |jngs, It is a spray which is|Thursday when struck by an autoHoosierette Chapter. claimed, according to The Amer- mobile which police said was Mrs. Inez Saettel is president, |ican Magazine, to reduce snags|driven by the Rev, Gordon C. and Mrs. David L. Mann is {and runs and double the wear of Blossom, 30, Belvidere, Ill. No hosiery without altering the charges have been filed against
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The measure as passed, extends
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