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i FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1937 ___ Ci THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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By WEBB MILLER (Copyright, 1937, by United Press) _ LONDON, April 9-—The contaglon of the worldwide armament race has infected every nation in Europe, large and small. The smallest and most peaceful countries, whose only object is the maintenance of national security, are startled by the war preparations of their big neighbors. They : too have commenced spending to build up their defenses. Even pacific Denmark, which most nearly achieved the ideal; of disarmament, has felt impelled to introduce a defense bill of $4,371,000 for modernization of her army and construction of new warships in the next six years. Equally peaceful Norway is preparing a defense bill in which the Socialist leaders are demanding an increase in the military budget esTimates from $9,348,000 to $13,530,00. Sweden already has boosted her military budget from $28,268,000 to $37,355,000. And has a special appropriation of $27,259,200 which may be spent 4n three years to purchase modern war material.

Betty Hartzell (left), Jeanette St. Clair and Robert Glaubke are among members of the cast of “A Plantation Romance,” an operetta to be presented at Broad Ripple High School next Friday night. About 100 pupils are to appear in the production. It is being directed by Raymond Hall, music teacher, and was written by Mrs. Milo Stewart, English teacher.

GOES TO FINALS Arthur Northrup, a Shortridge High School junior, is to represent his school in the final round of the State Discussion League Contest to be held in Bloomington, April 16, He won local and district contests. |.

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Holland, with her vulnerable empire in the Dutch East Indies, is quickly strengthening her army. She is adding 100 airplanes to her aor. ; air force, building eight submarines and railways must be built. . and rushing her frontier defenses | Shifting vital industries from to completion. Already 42 to 44 [yi harile regions in upper Silesia "blockhouses along her border are | Will take 10 years, it is estimated, ‘ ready. at a total -cost of $500,000.000. It A year ago Holland voted $36,- | is planned to spend $150,000,000 this 000,000 to be spent on airplanes | Year. and antiaircraft guns. Her plans Czechoslovakia is an island of to resist invasion include calling on | democracy in a sea of totalitarian her traditional enemy. Water, as | regimes. Sometimes she is characher ‘strongest ally in wartime by | terized as “The Belgium of the next cutting her dykes and flooding | war.” She is supplementing her al- | .great areas of the Netherlands. i liances with France, Russia and the | Holland rejected Fuehrer Hitler's | Little Entente by heavy reinforce- | offer last January to guarantee her | ments of her military strength. i neutrality. She contended that her | This year, her regular military | “integrity was axiomatic. Not sub- | budget is $47,464,000, plus an ex- | ject to written agreements. But | traordinary appropriation of $15,she prepares to fight, if necessary. [286,200 from Czechoslovakia’s de- | Belgium, for centuries Europes’ | fense loan. This is in addition to | ‘battlefield, 1s engaged in shaping | $104,700,000 from the defense loan -new diplomatic defenses aimed to | allocated for gradual re-equipment | % free herself from any commitment | of her forces, of which a portion | to France or anyone in wartime. | v ill be utilized this year. She has a new foreign policy based | Her aviation expense estimates | ‘on her independence, neutrality | were raised from $3,036,300 to $3,- | and impartiality toward her neigh- | 664,500. Czechoslovakia maintains "bors. This was one of the objects | 163,000 soldiers in her army. ‘of King Leopold's recent visit to London. Maintains Mobile Force

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Under a new military statute, Belgium maintains a mobile armed . force of 30,000 soldiers trained to bear the brunt of any attack pending the mobilization of a support{ing field army of about 650,000 men. Her entire eastern frontier is . strongly fortified, chiefly with steel | .and . concrete underground forts. | . This year, Belgium is spending $66,312,000 on her army and other de:fenses and she has $25,603.800 in ‘her extraordinary budget also avail- | .able. Austria is planning to raise loans | equivalent to $50,000,000 of which | $5,000,000 will be devoted to addi- | tional armaments. All the Balkan nations are rush‘ing defense increases. JugoslaVia maintains 115,000 soldiers under arms but Premier Milan Stoyadin‘ovitch said that counting trained reserves, the country could put 1,000,000 men in the field. ‘This ; year’s military, budget totaled $57,- | : 318,000—nearly one-fourth of the}

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