Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1940 — Page 2

F.0.R. TO GIVE _ VITAL ADDRESS

AT 5:15 TODAY | DOWNST

~ ITALY’ ACTION ~ SPURS U.S. AID, ~ PITTMAN SAYS

Neutrality Act Expected to | Be Extended Quickly; “Tragedy,” Hull Adds.

WASHINGTON, June 10 (U. P.). —Chairman Key ‘Pittman of the! Senate Foreign Relations Committee said today that Italy's entrance into the war “will accelerate our|j efforst to aid the Allies.” § But he added that the people of} the United States “don’t desire to|J: enter the war.” : The long-expected news of Pre- |lline of the appeal. It said that if

mier Mussolini's action, ‘which Presi- Mrs. Marjorie L. Horton . . . White |Hitler wins “government of the peo-

dent Roosevelt had sought to prevent by a series of ought fo pre. River outing ends in tragedy. ple, by the people, for the people . « « Will be the discarded ideal of a

was telephoned directly to the President. The first call came from decayed civilization.”

8 » f J Ambassador William C. Bullitt in ' | Thirty educators, lawyers, indusParis. A few moments later Mus-| | |trialists and others issued a state-

Sot} ® declaration Was sheard by ment advocating immediaté declarProvisions of the Neutrality Act 4d [ation of war against Germany. are expected to be invoked quickly Former Secretary of State Henry a | L. Stimson wrote the New York

to include Italy. ‘Will Be Termed Belligérent |

‘Important Pronouncement’ On War Awaited; Larger Army Approved. | (Continued from Page One): chairman is William Allen White, the liberal Kansas publisher, botight

full-page newspaper advertisements appealing for aid to the Allies.

‘Stop Hitler Now!’

Herald Tribune urging immediate

| . -. | { > . . That nation will be declared a Mrs. Marjorie Horton Is 0,10 tie Alesteia ie SSR belligerent and undoubtedly the; men S - Mediterranean will be declared a, Thrown From Boat as It |ing in the U.S.

combat ‘zoné. U. S. ships and citi-| . : Urges Five-Point Plan Hits Wave on River. 2 : Mr. Vandenberg also urged, in the

Zens will be banned from it, ° Thus, with the exception of a, ! , ; strip along the northern Spanish! A cruise on White River in Broad inferest of haticnal defense; and Portuguese coasts, the gntire Ripple which was to have been e¢li- I an European territory will be closed 0 maxed with a dinner party last| “supreme efficiency and expedition”

American commerce. ni i in t —the | in industrial mass production of deSoon after Italy's action was an- night ended instead in tragedy—the De” p

- nounced, Senator Josh Lee (D. death of one of the passengers, ™“,™ °C i : Okla.) rose in the Senate and de- Mrs. Marjorie L. Horton, 26, of 1205] 3 :s SOUR Buhilie Ire Se 10 per clared that the Americas nay |E. 63d St. | cent” in all non-defense appropriainvaded “before snow flies” if the "mo. imps and body lacerated by | tions for the next fiscal year and | Allies fall. He urged quick and full the propelier of the boat from which a 10 per cent reduction in all Fed- | aid to the Allies. she fell, Mrs. Horton died in the €ral salaries above $3000. There were an increasing NUMber ara1t a5 jt was speeding to a boat-| 4. “Protect our democracy against of declarations by prominent men, jose where an ambulance waited. |2ttack from ambush and against its including Senator .Arthur H. yor | Mrs. Andrew Mauer, 6187 Wash- cwn disintegration” by denying the denberg (R. Mich), for all possible jon Blvd, another passenger, right of the ballot to any party adassistance to the Allies, short of this | g155 fell from the boat, swam to vocating overthrow of this Governcountry actually entering the war. | safety, but was under the care of a ment by force and by banning sub- _ State Secretary Cordell Hull sald | physician today, suffering from |Versive activities. } the entrance of Italy into the war, 0k , nem, of 20jayrnshens i “ i intment | - TH Drove ln San a gi Boat Brought From Lakes paredness on the fiscal as well as human tragedy." i Shortly before twilight, Mrs. Hor- the military front.” Several Vessels There ton, her husband, Harley, president Tax Bill Up Tomorrow

Several small U. S. cargo vessels Of he th Hors = QuEhe, So Other defense developments: are in the Mediterranean, but the! Dr i a an ther of Mrs. Mauer. | STATUS OF DEFENSE BILLS — two big U.S. passenger vessels that ©" i) Bam > gv a young The House will take up the $1,000,operate to Italy. the S. S. Washing- 100 MRETC Fo TAB ted on 000,000 new tax bill tomorrow. The ton and S. S. Manhattan, are out- Lc.enbor of the > |Senate is debating a bill to “take side the zone where the Allied and | (De Cruise. i db the lid off” Army construction and Italian fleets are likely to clash mo- The jlaunch was Sing oy MI provisioning. A Hous Appropria- | mentarily. : Horton, 28 as sxe > o © J€Itions Committee is scheduled to reThe Washington left Lisbon today | Prought to the river last week from 514 the $1,350,000000 Army De-|

; | Lake Freeman. {fied ; i for. Ireland and New York. She ie 4 | ficiency Bill—the result of the Presi- | had heen scheduled to call at Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Mauer were gents last request—this week, Genoa, Italy, but that trip was can- 1iding on the front deck and were nag of the other defense bills are

- ._ thrown into the river when the ; : i celled. The Manhatian, returning Doat struck & wave while: speedin g|Eotung fan touches 2 Somigninos | hundreds of Americans from the bove the d Iv th fourths of oF ups and may reac e e battle gones, is approaching New 2°0V® LAE Cam ony Loree: ‘House within a week. ory York cok a mile from the Horton home. . | ADJOURNMENT—The Adminis- | . | : Mey Sater; oa i aus tration sul wants Congress to ad-! ; : { side. rs, rton S 0Ojjourn by. June 22, but Republicans] Two Demand U. S. Fire [wim ana’ was i "a the land some Democrats are on i i | propeller. = Her husband jumped a continuous session ' during the Nazis, Communists a 'into the water and rescued her. [rises ‘with a recess during he na-| WASHINGTON, June 10 (U. P.). ‘oti , tional convention period. —Two members of Congress vester- | Notify Sheriffs Office | Ake Trent P Siths day urged immediate dismissal from| Witnesses on the bank notified] sks lreaty Wi apan Government payrolls of all known the sheriff's office and an ambu-| MATERIAL AID TO ALLIES — Communists and Nazis. |lance was sent to the Green City The President's request for authority! :Officials took to the radio over Boathouse, to which the launch tuok to sell old cannon and rifles to the! the week-end to discuss war emerg- | the injured woman. ; Allies, through a middleman, is ency, national defense and Fifth| The witnesses could hear Mrs. scheduled to get Congress’ attention Column activity. Among the Horton’s cries of pain as the boat by mid-week. speeches were: ‘passed. She died before reacning| A PEACEFUL PACIFIC OCEAN 1. A demand. by Rep. James E.! the dock. |—Senator Vandenberg advocated a Van Zandt (R. Pa.) that the Gov-| Mrs. Horton was a native of|trade and political treaty with Jaernment dismiss more than 500] Cicero, but had lived here most of |pan to neutralize the Pacific if | Federal employees named by the! her life. She attended "Shortridge | Japan will abandon its aggressive Dies Committee as members of the High School and was a member of | policy. : ~ American League for Peace and De- | the Nettie Ransford Chapter, Or-| WAR BOOM—Federal Reserve remocracy. : : der of Eastern Star, and other: or- ported war's intensification has gen2. A declaration by Rep. J. Parnell | ganizations. .® erated an upswing in business, with Thomas (R. N. J.), a member of the! Survivors, besides the husband, | industrial index at 105 for May, Dies Committee, thaf the “surest are a daughter, Evelyn; a son, Har-| ONE THOUSAND FORD PLANES way of removing the Fifth Column old; three sisters, Mrs. Nina Tomp-| A DAY—Henry and Edsel Ford and from our shores is to remove the kins, Indianapolis, Mrs. Anna Smit- | Ford Motor Co. technicians studied

New Deal from the seat of govern- Son, Peru, and Mrs. Esther Thacker, two of the Army's latest planes, to

ment.” | Martinsville; three brothers, George determine whether they could be: 3. Senator Ernest Lundeen (F.-L. and Herman Heiny of Indianapolis. made at the rate of 1000 a day.

~ I s iny, of Martinsville, | . Minn.) charged that President 204 Chavies Heir, Mary A. Hat. | Truck’'s Capacity Checked | Bonetyels Is Forusading jor a 2 1 field, Martinsville. _.. | The ships were flown to Detroit permitting the . trade-in of Army “3. "pottield now is: in Mayfield. | this morning from Wright Field at and Navy planes and materials that ~.; ° pyneral arrangements have Dayton, O. | ultimately will be sold to the Al-| been delayed pending worg from | One of the planes was a P-40, al Yes, Ri She same Dror Sena- | per. fast pursuit ship, and the other, ioe ded 2 Pt a Yo rem — rT a model AT-8 advanced-trainer ep et program, | with Pratt and Whitney motor.

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> | the background and credentials of nie Bey. D >p.) Eretzmany ot land capacities. The data has been | all Buropean-born. sliens Working| jie, of Valparaiso University | offered to Ralph Budd, transporta-

| in the Canal Zone, it was revealed o "" |tion member of President Roose- | today. ow i . C. Dickmeyer of Ft. Wayne, |velts Defense Commission. Army authorities, on guard ,.egdent of the Lutheran Uni- |

against “Fifth Columns” in the vital | versity Association, made the -an- Training of Men, zone, were said to be seeking 10 nouncement yesterday at the 86th |, , eliminate aliens from the totalitar- annual Valparaiso commencement | 2 1 to 30, Is Urged ian states, particularly Germany exercises at which 83 persons re-| wASHINGTON, June 10 (U. P.). |

and Italy. |ceived degrees. | —Government - experts on the, selective service systgm said today that recent proposals for universal military training came too late to meet the present emergency. | If such proposals had been | adopted at the end of the World | War, they said, the United States now would have a well-trained fighting reserve. They suggested that ‘the selective service system be started immediately for all males between 21 and 30 years of age. Group by group, as the army was able to handle them, they would be given a six months’ training course.

‘Shipment of Planes ‘To Canada Rushed

| BUFFALO, N. Y, June 10 (U.| i P.).—Reconditioning of traded-in! | United States Navy planes concentrated at Buffalo Airport for de- | livery to the Allies was rushed to- | day in.an effort to have them ‘en | route to Canada by Wednesday. Delivery of the planes, destined for Allied service in Europe, began | Sunday when six planes hopped. off for Houlton, Me. Approximately 20 others were expected to leave Buffalo Airport today. iy

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