Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1938 — Page 5

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LUDLOW AGAIN S ON “WARPATH SEEKING PEACE

Acts to Bring Resolution for Arms and Naval Limits Up for Action.

Times Special WASHINGTON, May 20-—Rep. Louis Ludlow is getting ready to “g0 on the warpath” for again, he revealed today. He has introduced a resolution paving the way for a discharge pe-

tition which would bring his naval | holiday and arms limitation propos- |

al out of the Foreign Affairs committee for action on Floor.

It took the full force of Admin- | istration leadership to halt House action on the Ludlow war referen- |

dum amendment under similar procedure. The latest Ludlow peace plan would have Congress go on record as favoring a proposal for a naval holiday until Jan. 1, 1940 and calling a “peace conference,” to include all worid powers to be held here on or about Oct. 1, 1938.

Resolution Buried

Mr. Ludlow introduced a concurrent resolution to carry out this plan on March 30, but it has been buried without action by the Foreign Affairs Committee of which

Rep. Sam D. McReynolds (D. Tenn.) |

is chairman. Rep. Finlv H. Gray is the Indiana member of the committee, Mr. Ludlow s latest resolution calls for forcing action through the Riles Committee and failing this the way is open for a discharge petition, he said. This would require 218 signatures. whigh he was able to obtain for his war dum proposal The concurrent resoluton which action 1s asked. reads Whereas 3 competitive race of armaments 1s sapping the financial strength of nations, breeding international distrust and suspicion, and endangering the peace of the world; and “Whereas there are unmistakahle indications that the world is weary of war and strife and the colossal burden of armaments and would welcome a sincere movement in the interest of peace; therefore be it

upon

(the Senate concuris the sense of the Congress of the United States of America that a proposal to suspena by joint action all naval construction until Jan. 1, 1940. should be submitted bv the United States to all of the leading powers Urges Peace Conference “It is also the sense of the Congress of the United States of America that a peace conference should be held in the city of Washington on or about Oct, 1, 1938. tn which ali of the leading powers should be invited to send delegates to discuss limitations

resentatives ring), That it

of armaments and other questions associated with the promotive of international concord ‘This resolution mav be the ‘Peace bv Conference’ tion” Mr.

resolu-

Ludlow’s the

action follows on heels of President Roosevelt's signing the largest Naval appropriaton bill in United States peacetime history,

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Henry G. General | Motors Corp. consumer research staff director. is to address the Indiana Bankers' Association annual convention at French Lick May 25 and 26.

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PARALYSIS GIRL ~ GETS SUNBURN

Sylva Davis Enjoys Brief | Airing, Lies on Side

For First Time.

! KANSAS CITY, May 20 (U. P.).— | For the first time since she staked her life against the chance of gaining control of her arms and legs in a spinal | Svlva Eugenia

operation ten

Davis, 20-vear-old today. Until toda: her back In the Her nurses turned her over on her right side today and Sylva said that while

respirator,

| it made her dizzy at first, it felt fine

later, The girl stayed out of the respirator for three consecutive hours today. the longest period since the operation, Her mother. Mrs. Carlos C. Davis, said she would get a prize for that but was undecided what it

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The respirator was wheeled onto

a sun porch at the hospital yesterday and the sun burned a few blisters on Sylva's face but she enjoyed it The girl breathed for a total of eight hours and 36 minutes at intervals during a 12-hour stretch

without aid of the respirator yester- |

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