Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1939 — Page 20

FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1939

US ADTELLS |. ARGENTINE AIM INTRADE SETUP C= cece rises

Describes Limit on Imports June & with the final tests being given June 7. Instruction by Carlos In Effort to Boost Freeman and Homer Fulton, will Sale of Meats.

Life-Saving Course at ¥. M.—An intensive course in life saving instruction will be conducted by Red Cross examiners at the Central Y. M. C. A. beginning Monday. Two-

cover both the standard Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. Senior life-saving courses.

Plan for Interfleet Contest—The ports from the U. S. until we buy Lion's Club, Interfleet Contest offibai cials, and members of the Police more of her principal product— Department are to meet at a lunch-| meats, J.D Ww alstrom, Federal trade eon at the Hotel Washington Mon- | commissioner, said here today. |day to formulate plans for the 1939 Mr. Walstrom, who recently re- Interfleet Contest to open July 1.] : ” | A committee to administer the conturned from three years in the De-| : partment of Commerce office at test will be named to replace last

Buenos Aires, Argentina, was at the Year's steering committee. Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce today for conferences with Indianapolis industrialists interested in South American trade. Incidentally, Mr. Walstrom backs up President Roosevelt's statement in the recent canned corned beef controversy that corned beef packed in the Argentine is superior to the American product.

Explains Packing

“It isn't that their cows are any better,” Mr. Walstrom said, “but rather that they have a surplus of meat and can afford to pack choicer cuts in cans “Here in the U. 8S. the last census showed about 80 million head eof cattle for our 130 million population, while in Argentina they have 40] Shaw to Talk— Wilbur Shaw, winmillion head and a population of ner of the 1937 Memorial Day race, only 12 millions is to speak at the May Festival and “The Argentinians can’t under-| Banquet of the Youth Fellowship of stand why we don’t import more the First Baptist Church next Frimeat from them, so they limit their day at 7 p. m. at the Church. Music

Argentina won't increase her im-

Three Indianapolis Boy Scouts performed their good deed yesterday by aiding a woman who fell while running to board a trackless trolley. The woman was Mrs. Anna Otto, 66, of 3112 Ruckle St. She fell on Central Ave. near 31st St, injuring her hip and back, The scouts, William Marsh, 14, of 2721 Carrollton Ave; Gerald York, 16, of 3072 N. Keystone Ave, and Douglas North, 16, of 2631 Central Ave. carried her to a nearby home. She later was taken to City Hospital.

Dress rehearsing for Tabernacle Presbyterian Church's annual “circus” tonight at the church gyms= nasium are (left to right) Deborah Thomas, Mar-

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DISCIPLES RAP FOREIGN WARS, CLOSE PARLEY

Dr. Kershner Cails for Sympathetic Stand on Church Unions.

Delegates to the Indiana centennial convention of the Disciples of Christ, pledged to refuse support in a foreign war, left for their homes today. The convention ended with an address by Dr. Frederick D. Kershner, dean of the Butler University College of Religion, in the Central

Christian Church. He outlined a five-point program through which he said the 291 Protestant denominations may some{time be joined in a universal church. He said a sympathetic attitude toward all unions of denominations should be maintained, churches and the fibre of Christian citizenship {should be built, the New Testament should be followed, the fires of freedom and religious liberty should be kept alive, and the vision of a Chris tian union should be maintained. | Dr. Kershner said he believed (there was not much hope for a | union of Protestants with the Cathi [olic and the Greek Orthodox churches, but that there was hope for a union of all Protestant de- ¢ | nominations. Yesterday the delegates passed resolutions obliging them not to support any foreign war, and calling for

Times Photo. garet Hendrickson, Mary Alice Sims and Jean Hun-

ter, The donkey is Paul Walter, who will be assisted by Dick Blanton, {by the Christians of the country to |be forwarded to President Roosevelt.

imports on the basis of our imports will be furnished by Miss Margaret from them.” He explained that because the and the Warren hoof and mouth disease is prevalent School string quintet. in a large part of the Argentine, the| U. S. has an embargo on their]

Central

Cecil Lagle Wins Medal—Cecil|

meats. Pact Not Discussed

Mr. Walstrom declined to discuss progress of negotiations of a trade]

and John Zazas.

agreement between the U. 8. and qs of the National Federation of due

Argentina. Federal Employees will meet at 7:30 Ex-Race Driver to Speak—Pete| Mother's Ciub Meets Tuesday! ,.. | 4 One of the reasons the South P. m. Thursday at the Indiana | pepaola. former race ny will | The Mothers’ Club of the English | Alice Many, returned home and of Kauai and Hawail, sho abi oi at ot World War Memorial. A delegate k at the indi lis Notre Avenue Boys’ Club will hold its ound the glass broken in a French The entire island participated last American nation can produce mea |speak at the Indianapolis Notre Vs 8 door leading from the front porch. night in a 20-minute black-out.

more economically than the U. S, Francisco he said, is that grass is available the elected. vear round, making winter feeding

3 of corn unnecessary Sons of Pericles to Install Christ |

southern

portion

pie, Mexico, to northern Labrador.

| Cottage.

Guild Sponsors Cotton Fete—The!

sew) FIVE RINGS IN VAIN CHADWICK WATCHES sen an FESS ats. but that Lagle today was awarded a medal Flanner House Guild will sponsor a M. O. Ross, business administration | ’ eis ne hn on their canned for winning the manual-of-arms cotton cotillion at Tomlinson Hall dean at Butler University is to dis- —— HAWAII S MOCK WAR (contest sponsored by the Indiana Tyesday. Reserve Officers Association at the|the crowning of a cotton queen and Monday meeting of the Scientech annual inspection of the Manual|g history of the dance. Music is to, Club at the Board of Trade Build- five family heirloom rings and a|{P.)—U, 8S. Army troops defended R. O. T. C. unit and band yesterday. | be provided by four bands. There ing. E. S. Hildreth is president and | joaded 32-caliber revolver from the!the island of Oahu, of which HonoC. E. Chatfield is vice president of | ome of Donald L. Snoke, 4064 Win- | lulu is the capital, from invasion by

The festival will feature cuss

Federal Workers to Meet—Local 2'® 22 candidates for the title of

James of the Jordan Conservatory pe in charge of George Geroulis,/new constitution

ory | for the county] | oa High Tom Marinos, George Georgopoulos organization will be adopted ana CHASES THIEF WITH | Portland, Ore.

|new county officers will be elected. | Scientech Club to Hear

{the organization.

to the national convention at San pame Alumnae Association lunch- monthly meeting at 2 p. m. Tuesday. | in’ September will be eon meeting Monday at Canary Summer activities will be discussed, ! Mrs. Bert Schaefer, president, hag

| announced.

es Labor League to Meet—More than | Although its population is small, J. Petrow, supreme president of the 100 delegates are expected to at-| he said, Argentina is a very large order of the Sons of Pericles, the tend the Marion County convention Chasers annual picnic will be held! an country, with great extremes of tem- Junior order of the A. H. E. P. A, of Labors Nonpartisan League of/ perature between the northern and national organization of youths of Indiana, which opens at 10 a. m. to- i —— Greek descent. will visit Indianapo- | morrow at the Hotel Antlers. Dar-|etersburg. Dates and place of the MEMORIAL PARADE ———————————————— If it were in the northern hemis- lis Sunday to install the local chap-|rell D. Smith, national field repre- fifth annual trials will be decided YOUTH IS GIVEN YEAR isphere, it would extend from Tam- ter. The installation will be at 7/sentative of Labor's Nonpartisan at a business meeting in the after ’ p. m. at the Claypool Hotel and willl league, Washington, will speak. A noon.

Sunday at

“Economic Fallacies,”

Fox Chasers to Picnic=The Fox|

Hornady

| The 1940 convention will be in i

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at the

A well-dressed young man stole] HONOLULU, T. H. May 19 (U.

throp Ave, yesterday. a mythical enemy today. Enemy

Mrs. Snoke and her mother, Mrs. | forces held bases on the islands

“I went in,” Mrs. Snoke said, “and | Enemy air ships, however, seemed a young man, dressed like a million |to have little trouble in locating dollars in a light gray suit and a Honolulu. |light felt hat, was in the house. | Stephen F. Chadwick, National “He had the back door open and Commander of the American LeI chased him but he could run gion, who arrived yesterday on the Empress of Canada, was an observer,

much faster than 1.”

Park near |

TO START AT 10A. M.

Plan for Arab-Dominated State Called Betrayal; of City to Repeat Ancient D

Jews

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Former Head of American Zionist Movement

Speaks Here.

The British plan to create an

Arab-dominated

betraval and usurpation” by Louis I sky, executive committee member of the World Zionist Organizatn | Mr. Lipsky, a former head of the :merican Zionist movement, was : ere yesterday to confer with local LJdonist leaders. He addressed the Men's Club of the Beth-&I Temple .ast night on the “Palestine Situation.”

state in Palestine § today was described as “an act of |

Meanwhile, plans were announced today for a large group vf Indianapolis Jews to reiterate at the BethEl Temple at 8 p. m. tite ancient pledge to defend Palestina. Forty thousand Jews in Palestine

Louis Lipsky

Times Photo

(left), executive committee member of the World Zionist Organization, conferred with Zionist leaders here yesterday. He spoke last night before the Men's Club of the Beth-El Temple. | With him is Rabbi Elias Charry of the Temple.

efense Pledge

FINED IN AUTO THEFT The annual Memorial Day parade _

will be held downtown at 10 a. m.| Walter McAdams, 19, of 824 S. May 30, the General Memorial As-|Noble St, today was sentenced in sociation of Indianapolis announced | Criminal Court to serve a year on today. Plans for the services were the State Farm and pay a fire of | completed last night, | $25 and costs when he pleaded guilThe parade marshal will be Guy|ty to auto theft. |A. Boyle. The chief of staff will] Judge Dewey Myers told the youth

| ests in Britain have set immigra- mander of the Veterans of Foreign |he would be prosecuted on an habittion quotas. There is no appeal.” Asked what he thought of plans] William H

{be Charles I. Hopkins, district com-|that if he appeared again in Court

marshals will be ual criminal charge which carries a Carl S. Adams,|life sentence. The youth previously

Division Ball,

| Wars

the formulation of a foreign policy|:

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the interior of British Guiana or | Alaska, Mr. Lipsky replied that the { Zionist movement regards all such attempts “with sympathetic interest.” “We could take in a half million {Jews tomorrow, if the British Govlernment would lift its dead hand | from the land,” he said. “We'd have to care for them temporarily in concentration camps. But there at least they would have hope of eventually playing a part in the industrial and agricultural life of the country. “There is no hope for Jews who | are allowed to stay on sufferance in | France and the Netherlands where they can never be absorbed, and

were reported to have taken the pledge to defend their homeland in Jerusalem yesterday. Indianapolis Zionists will recite the Biblical phrase: “If I forget thee, Jerusalem, may my right hand wither.”

he said. “But it is the British who shall judge behavior. And it is the English imperialists who will continue to foment strife among the Arabs as an excuse to retain their mandate.”

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The British are particulanvly con | cerned with utilizing parts of Pales-| tine as a strategic military and naval base, he said. | He added that British naval au-| thorities regard the port of Haifa! on the eastern curve of the Mediter=! ranean as an essential naval base. | Control of the southern tip of the country is essential for a defense of

Denouncing the British pian, Mr. Lipsky told Men's Club members: “We are going to proceed with the building of the Jewish National homeland in Palestine on the assumption that all of these contrivances of the British Government are of no effect “They cannot prevent us from building new factories or buying tens of thousands of acres to put the Suez Canal. he said. under cultivation. There is room in| Asked if the reported agitation Palestine for millions of more in- of Fascist agents among the Arabs habitants. They will come led Britain to make concessions to Later, in an interview, he charged them, Mr. Lipsky said: that the plan was motivated by im-! bak : : | Salish p im i 4 by im Mussolini is attacking Britain periajist ambillohs, 1€ Pallour’ through Palestine. Had Britain fol | Declaration, which promised the I 4d I bac hi | Jews a national homeland in Pales- oye ae obligations under the tine. has been “betrayed.” he said mandate, Mussolini's interest might | He further asserted the British | hever have been aroused. Britain, $ however, preferred to become a|

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“There is no doubt that Fascist propaganda has stimulated the de-| sire among Arabs for nationalism.! But this tendency is harbored mostly (by the rich, absentee landlords.” The Zichist head termed “ridiculous” the argument he said was used | by British statesmen that immigra- | tion restrictions were necessary to | keep the country from becoming | overcrowded. | “Palestine has room-—plenty of room-—for 3,000,000 more people. The | Zionist Organization could absorb 100,000 Jews a year for the next!

Predicts New Outbreaks

“The moves to restrict Jewish im-| migration, and to create arbitrarily, an Arab-dominated state have been dictated by British imperialism in defense of the empire,” Mr. Lipsky said. The white-haired, erect Zionist lrader was firm in his denunciation of what he called the British policy of “divide and rule.” He traced the recent Arab outbreaks to British incitation and predicted there would be further © itbreaks and more violence in the Holy Land which has hardly known a respite from bloodshed in the last 2000 years. five years. It could make the bands “The present plan says, in effect,| of refugees streaming out of Europe's that if the Arabs behave themselves, | totalitarian states self-supporting in |

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