Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1937 — Page 25

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ON OUTCOME OF

Up on Opposite Sides Of the Fence.

SIMMS Times Foreign Editer WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—The cutcome of a dispute now going on

of Europe

sue of peace or war. Perhaps “dispute” is too harsh a word. Difference of opinion would be a better way to put it. But, be that as it may, whether [Italy eventually enters into an entente with Britain and France or definitely allies herself |with Nazi| Germany,

The issue is Britain’s Italian policy. Prime Minister Neville Cham- | berlain wishes to make friends with Mussolini as soon as circumstances permit, while Foreign Minister Anthony Eden prefers to string Italy along and wait for “something to happen.” The Eden-Mussolini feud is personal. | The British foreign minister failed dismally in his drive to| rally the League of Nations to a sort of holy war against Mussolini. British prestige took a big nose-dive.

Chamberlain’s Realist

Anthony Eden will never forgive I1 Duce for this humiliation. And there are many tories and even Laborites who share his hate. These are said to delight in irritating Mussolini while oppodlng any further dealings with [him than what are strictly essential for the sake of peace. Most 1talians and some others are convinced this school of British opinion are wishfully thinking the Duce may soon disappear from the scene. When that time comes, they argue, Britain once more can deal with Italy as in the days of old. Premier Chamberlain, on the other hand, is understood to desire a more positive course. | He objects to waiting and pin-pricking as nonconstructive and risky. | He wants a direct understanding | with Mussolini on a basis of existing facts. Chamberlain does not believe Italy is soon going to disappear as a strong power, whether Mussolini goes or stays. He sees her as a vital part, therefore, of the present and future lineup of Europe. He fears too many rebuffs may lead Italy's present friendship with Nazi Germany to ripen into an alliance. And that might spell big trouble. The British prime minister Is hardboiled and realistic. But his main objective is peace. And the indications are that he believes the way to go about this is first to bring about a live-and-let-live pact among Britain, Italy, France and Germany. For surely if these four find it impossible to live together without war, there is no hope for the rest of Europe. /

REVEALS DAMAGE TO U. S. S. VINCENNES

BOSTON, Sept. 17. (U. P)—A fmall piece of steel lodged in the reduction gears of the new $15,000.000 cruiser U. S. S. Vincennes at Boston Navy Yard caused ‘very slight” damage early this week, it was disclosed. today. \ Capt. B. H. Greene said a routine investigation resulted in a finding of “probable carelessness... He ridiculed a sabotage theory. The Vincennes is scheduled to leave Boston Sept. 27 [for Norfolk, Va., and the West coast.

MATHEMATICS HEAD CHOSEN BY NORMAL

Times Special BLOOMINGTON; Ind. Sept. 17. raduste Green, Indiana University

graduate and for five years a member of the Greentown High School faculty, has been appointed head of the mathematics department of Central Normal College, Danville, it was announced here today.

Postal Pup

Resuming his journeys after 40 years of “inactivity,” Owney, shown above stuffed and wearing the decorations he acquired in a life-time of world-traveling, has been shipped back to Toledo, O. It was there in 1897. he was shot by mistake as a mad dog. Many years ago Owney strolled into the Albany, N. Y., Postoffice, was adopted by mail clerks and subsequently’ visited, via mail train and boat, postoffices all over ‘the world. He was decorated by the Japanese Emperor.

PARALYSIS NOT YET AT PEAK

Reports of New Cases Still Gaining, Public Health Service Indicates.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—America’s wave of infantile paralysis has apparently not yet reached its peak, figures just released here hy the U. S. Public Health Service indicated. Eight hundred and seventeen new cases were reported during the week ended Sept. 11 as against 641 the previous week.. More than 5500 cases in- all have been reported by state health officials since the beginning of the outbreak. .Up to the same time last year, 2019 cases had been found. Illinois continued to lead in the reports of new cases, 130 such having been diagnosed in that state during the last week as against 106 the week before. New York showed 91 cases, Ohio 66 and Massachusetts 44

the District eof Columbia, where health officials pointed out, it is possible that cold weather may have been a contributing factor in cutting the toll of the disease. Doctors in general, however, are not agreed on any interpretation of the effects of the weather on poliomyelitis. :

ENROLLMENT MARK BROKEN AT PURDUE

LAFAYETTE, Sept. 17 (U. P.).— Enrollment at Purdue University reached an all-time high record today, with more than 6000 students registered for classes. Final Figures will be available about Oct. 1, deadline for graduate students registration. The freshman class at Purdue this year will number approximately 2100.

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SLAY ‘DILLINGER’ IN LINDEN ST. TRAP

Another Public Enemy bit the dust yesterday when police shot and

killed “John Dillinger,” a tramp Chow dogs, in the 800 block on Linden St. It had been called “John Dillinger” because of its violent behavior, : Repeated complaints from the neighborhood .brought Radio Patrolmen Orville Glyke and Henry Krauss to the known “hangout” of the dog. They trailed him several blocks. “Dillinger” met his end much as his gangster namesake, police said.

PARENTS ASKED TO AID IN FIGHT AGAINST GAMING

Baker Seeks Information On Location of Pin Ball Machines.

Criminal Court Judge Frank P. Baker today had asked parents of Indianapolis school children to re-

port to him evidence of the existence of slot-machine gambling devices in the city. Letters were sent by Judge Baker yesterday to all city grade and high school principals asking that they lay the gambling problem before parent-teacher organizations in an effort to gain their co-operation in locating gambling devices. Judge Baker said he would act on

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the information received from parents. The “cleanup” of pinball slotmachine gambling in the city began several weeks ago following a gaming conviction handed down by Judge Baker. : Since that time “hundreds of slot machines have been removed from drugstores and eating places,” Judge Baker said.

HOME SHOW PLANS WILL BE OUTLINED

Plans for the 1938 home show are to be announced at the annual dinner of the Indianapolis Home Show, Inc., board of directors’ dinner tomorrow night at Hollyhock Hill, 8110 College Ave. Charles E. Wagner, 1938 show president, is to outline plans. Ten local civic and trade organizations are represented on the board of directors. :

FIRE DAMAGES GARAGE A fire last night caused $2500 damage when an automobile and ‘part of the garage burned in the rear of 3420 Central Ave The property was owned by C. B Senson. undetermined.

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