Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 274, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1929 — Page 14

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U.S.. ENGLAND CONTEST RULE IN ANTARCTICA Britain Claims Lands Found by Byrd: America Asserts Prior Discovery. BY LYLE C. WILSON t nlUrt Trrss Staff ( orrrspondtnt WASHINGTON. April s.—An Anglo-American disagreement over sovereignty in Antarctica, where Commander Richard E. Byrd now is encamped, today is a matter of diplomatic consideration in Washington and London. The state department has prepared a note contesting certain British claims in Antarctica. A British note to this government tn connection with the Byrd protect and claiming British sovereignty over virtually all ol the Antarctic region was the cause ol the drafting of the American note. British claims are considered nere to be so all-inclusive that practically any future discoveries Byrd or any other American might make would be liable to claim by Britain. The British note mentioned the proclamation of 1926 by the British imperial conference which, the United Press was informed, made claim virtually all of Antarctica then known to exist. This proclamation, made at the suggestion of Australia and in the possession of the state department, held that “British title already

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expedition in 1912 was denominated Wilkes land. 6. King George land. 7. Oates land. The American argument will consist. of two parts: 1. Much of the area claimed by Britain orignially was discovered in the name of the United States. 2. That Byrd, by means of his planes and other equipment which earlier explorers did not have, is discovering and probably w’ill con-

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tinue to discover hitherto unknown areas. The United States is expected to make a counter claim for all of | Wilkes land, comprising a part of j Antarctica. This claim will be I based upon the contention that i Charles Wilkes of the United States ; navy, led an official expedition auj thorized by congress. Wilkes discovered Wilkes land in January and February. 1840. 1 It is understood also the United

States contemplates a counter claim to the Falkland island. In this phase of the dispute is involved Graham land, which this government contends was first discovered by Captain Palmer of the United States navy in 1820. The Salvation Army is known in more than eighty countries and its funds and assets are said to be near $100,000,000.

DEATH RATE DROPS Two Auto Fatalities Here in Four Weeks. With only two deaths resulting from automobile accidents m the four weeks ended March 23. this city's traffic death rate was 17.1

deaths per 100.000 population as compared with an average of 19.5 for seventy-eight large cities of the United States, a department of commerce survey showed today. Four deaths as the result of automobile accidents were reported from Indianapolis, but only two were within the city limits. Eleven deaths were recorded here in the corresponding period a year ago. Indianapolis traffic deaths for the year ended March 23. however.

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totaled 65. as compared with 60 lor the same period a year ago. Such deaths in the city and in proximity to it totaled 102 this year, compared with 81 last year. In the seventy-eight cities included in the survey, 525 deaths occurred in the four-week period ended March 23, compared with 421 for the corresponding period a year ago.