Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1939 — Page 4

BRITISH CABINET UNBENDING' TO

RUSSIA'S PLAN,

BULLETIN MOSCOW, May 18 (U. Pw The Soviet Government today announced nereases in the term of universal military service to assure “the pre. paredness of the workers and peasants Navy and to perfect training of specialists.”

FOREIGN AFFAIRS LONDON-RBritain warned to speed negotiations, PARIS Daladier seeks British. Soviet compromise TURIN-<Duce to station plane force near France, BERLIN Retaliation against Turkey disenssed. WARS A WeUkrainians Poles, desert Hitler,

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LONDON. May 18 (U. P)=An unexpected sting of the British Cabinet Foreign Affairs Committee | today wag understood to have eons sidered concessio designed to bring Soviet Russia into the Euros pean antiaggression Although the Prime Mi ymberiain will not have of to give ap. proval until Wednesday morning it | was said in authoritative eireles) that Britain apparently was begin ning to “unbend slightly” m order | to get together with the Moscow | Government Previousiy Soviets had indi cated impatience with the Rritish | dilatory ¢ canceling the| proposed visit their Vice Com- | ssar of Foreign Affairs, Viadimir| } to Geneva to qdiseuss the | situation with the British | Foreign Ministers had been seeking to reement through a come ut by Premier Minister

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UKRAINIANS END

would loyally suppor ment | with the Poles than become a Ger man protectorate slavement.® he said ernment, Poland's fang, comprising 10 per cent of population, seemed willing as late ¢

establishing (with German aid

at minority’s new attitude, said

{uves from these countries,

(Sunday and to spend three

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SEC LEARNS OF UTILITY ADVISER IN WASHINGTON

NATIONAL AFFAIRS TAX revision forced on Rooses velt by Harrison, MONOPOLY Committee cause of depression, WEALTH DRAFT bill backed by Senate committee, UTILITY ald tells SEC of “ad viser® in Washington, VANDENBERG fights further outlay for Florida canal, DOBIE, law professor, nomi nated for U, 8. bench in Vie gina, WHEAT acreage allotment ix in creased seven million acres, 1D. R. ‘promises’ veto on enemy amendments’ to wage aw,

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WASHINGTON, May 16 (U.P) Fred 8. Burroughs, vice president lof the Associated Gas & Eleetric

R | i (Co, spread before the Securities land Exchange Commission today [the story of how hig firm retained

‘a man at $3000 a month to “mix with the right people” in Washing [ton and to advise on the attitude of oftelals The man was Ben Gray, who had {been deseribed as a mysterious [figures by the SEC Mr. Burroughs denied that Mv Grav was a lobbyist or that his job)

wR PR RR All wrapped up in his task is 2.year<old Bicky Abernathy of Miami, Fla, who't hooked a big one and is eager to get that line in. Bicky seems to have caught himself instead of the fish

wae to attempt to influence officials, | | The SEC is investigating Asso-|" ciated Gag & Eleetrie Co. on charges that it filed a registration statement containing allegedly false] and misleading statements Grav’s name entered the case when the company's records disclosed that he had received payments totaling 255.000,

HITLER SUPPORT

Czechoslovakia's Fate Lesson to Us,” Says Leader in Poland.

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Proposed Canal Grant

WASHINGTON. May 18 (U.P) Senator Vandenberg (R. Mich), urg ing the Senate to “flash the light” against expenditures

WARSAW, Poland, May 18 (U.P) red ~Wiadimir Celewicz, parliamentary leader of the Ukrainian minority. (nounced the Florida ship canal to announced today that Ukrainfans/day as a threat to the public the Governs |treasury President Roosevelt has Congress to renew work on the Ate lantic-Gulf canal, which it stopped after he started {t with relief funds The Senate ig considering a bill aus therizing expenditure of additional funds on the project,

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Wo months ago to revolt in hope of Dobie Nominated or a ‘Greater Ukraine” Virginia Bench

: his | WASHINGTON, May 18 ! President Roosevelt today Prof. Armistead MM the University of Virginia to be U S. District the Western District of

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“The Ukraine people have lear ated a lesson from their disappointment Ukraine sympathies for Germany now belong to the past and URrainians support Poland.”

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BERLIN, May 168 (U.P) ~Fuehrer Hitler and Count Galeazzo Ciano, Italian Foreign Minister, make important speeches here next week on the occasion of the formal signing of a GermansItalian military It was understood today Herr Hitler was expected to sav Italy now constituted a single and Italian diplomatic programs It was reported in some quarters

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May 16 (U Mussolini intends to tion a big force of fighting airplanes at the new Mario Beltrami air field, | Ome only 25 miles rom the French frontier, it was understood today, | Premier Mussolini inaugurated | the new military field vesterdav as| (part of his one<week tour of Sa

P= sta. | Turkey and Poland, particularly were mentioned as targets It was even rumored in quarters that Herr Hitler might] withdraw his diplomatic representa

Nazis were understood to be deeply | Western Italy adjoining France , Fascist sources expressed belief [that Sig. Mussolini would make an | important speech Sunday at Aosta. | was reported that Baron Franz von! near the frontier, |

Papen, sent Turkey as Ambase| i

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HARRISON WINS |

WHEAT ACREAGE

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«Agriculture Secretary Wallace tos] ; |day established a 1940 wheat acre«|!iOn rate hence feasible,

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totaling {would {the 1938 erop of 930.801.000 bushels

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ROOSEVELT INSISTS

Nesident Roosevelt has sent word to the Capitol that he will veto any amendments to the Wage<Hour Law 8

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Revision Plan Forced on Roosevelt by Nuisance Levy Expiration.

BERLIN, May 16 (U, P) == A temperance wave, including smoking as well as drinking, hit the German Navy today. Admiral Erich Raeder, coms mander=in=chief, in a feet order preseribed 1. Officers’ and teens must be closed police closing hours=after a.m 2. Navy men must not stand at the bar to drink but must sit down 3. No aleohol must be taken immediately before going on duty 4. There must be no sMok« ing on an empty stomach or during short “at eage” periods when on duty

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uted), and substitution of a flat 18 per cent corporation rate; Retention of present lower rates for corporations with incomes of less than $25,000, beginning with 12% per cent on income under $5000; Revision of the capital-gains tax as applied to corporations, to pers mit them to offset all gains against losses instead of limiting the offset to $2000; Retention of the capital-stock and excess<profits taxes, but with authors ority for corporations to make an adjusted declared value of their capital stock every year, beginning this year, instead of every years, as under present law,

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IN U. S. RAISED

SAAS

Allots 7 Million More Than Permitted This Year.

Claims Lower Losses

The original Treasury program called for repeal of the undistribe« uted-profits, capital-stock and ex cess«profits taxes, a three-year carryover of losses, and substitution of a flat 22 per cent corporation tax t6 make up the losses in revenue Senator Harrison contends that

WASHINGTON, May 16 (U. P).

| To meet the President's require-

ge allotment of 62,000,000 acres, an ment that if the undistributed«prof-

7,000,000 acres over 1839 increased allotment was! necessary, he said, because ospective reduced supplies res

The

evasion by big corporations through

bushels, This bushels below

704,000,000 be 226.801.0000 (Which penalizes corporations which withheld

was strengthened by the last Cone

nnouncement by Secretary Wallace |

on this year's the corporate taxpayer,

He pointed out that the Supreme Court, in the National Groceries case, upheld this penalty tax and overruled the Tax Appeals Board,

Secretary Wallace estimated that)

a reduction of 11.000.000 bushels from a year ago farm act would have made a proclamation mandatory if| supply reached 1,021,000,000 ughels, Secretary Wallace said.

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