Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1940 — Page 5

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tion's giving aid to the Allies but condemned the present policy as “emotional.and secretive.” “We have a great stake in seeing that the democracies shall prevail,

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] mbings' Are Reported | The British command in Kenya Colony, East Africa, pela the Italians had bombed Moyale, on the Kenya-Ethi-pian border, causing slight damager, and at Cairo it was stated that British planes had bombed Asmara, Gura and Dire Dawa in Italian Ethiopia.

Toulon and an important French base at Bizerte on the| | North African coast, where big fires were started.

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Purdue Athletic Chief Was Grid Star Under Rockne. “At Notre Dame. (Continued from Page One) Cefeated season in 1932. | ‘While Mr. Kizer became chief of

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The attitude of Soviet Russia continued to arouse wide speculation, including enewed questions as to whether Moscow might directly or indirectly aid the Allies in order to prevent Germany from emerging triumphant and still strong| from a short war. : The Russians were reported tightening their military and air defenses in the Baltic states and Stockholm news-

papers speculated on eth, r the newly arrived British and French ambassadors at

joscow were attempting to persuade the Soviets to lend a helping hand. | -British Peer Attacks Hitler Followers

There have beet many suggestions in the past that Soviet policy would be| designed to prevent either side from becoming dominant in Europe as a result of an overwhelming victory, but such suggestions still remained in the realm of speculation. { Lord Marley said|in the British House of Lords today that several peers should be put under lock and key, “notably those who have been|so closely personally connected with Hitler, either through| their families or otherwise.” The North African conflict ‘was further intensified by an Egyptian declaration that Egypt would go to war against any power that bombs or invades her territory, which could refer only to Italy. Diplomatic relations with Rome were severed. | : On the English Channel coast, near St. Valery, the British said that 6000 British soldiers were forced to surrender after being surrounded by the Germans. Others were evacuated by sea. The Germans said they captured 26,000 Allied troops in all in that trap, including high officers. The Nazis claimed capture of 100,000 Allied troops on all fronts since June 5. Lob The British Air logne by aircraft of the fleet air arm and the coastal command. The Spanish Nationalist Government, which came to power a year ago last month after three years of civil war, formally declared today that its position in Europe’s spreading conflict would be that of a non-belligerent. From Istanbul came reports that Turkish submarines ‘maneuvered today off the Izmit naval base. ‘Coastal artillery batteries held firing practices and air force pilots were held ‘ready for instant action should Turkey decide to enter the ‘war on the Allies’ side. Back in the Americas, semi-official sources in Mexico City said that Arthur Dietrich, press attache to the German legation, was about to be declared persona non grata because 'of his propaganda activities. At the same time Gen. Roberto Fierro, Mexico's “Lindbergh,” became director of Mexico's | military aviation, replacing Col. Alberto Salinas Carranza. | Fierro was indicted by a Brownsville, Tex., Federal jury on Dec. 6, 1938, on charges of flying airplanes from the United States to Mexico for trans-shipment to Loyalist ' Spain in violation of the Neutrality Act of 1935. | ¢In Argentina, Buenos Aires’ maritime police held 40 suspects incommunicado today, searching for saboteurs who ( placed two bombs which exploded in the holds of the British Sri sson. "The “aviator was at freighter Gascony, killing a stevedore and injuring five the Capitol yesterday and it was |

but the American people are solidly against our entering the war,” he continued. “I do not agree that by giving material aid to the Allies we are going to get in.” President Roosevelt can be defeated in November, even if the war still continues, he asserted. “The intensity of the war program has increased the prospect of his defeat because the New Deal record in the preparedness program is one of incompetence,” he said. “Nobody can be found who knows what kind of a program it is going to be, how much it will cost, or how long it will take to execute. “Before proceeding any further, ' there should be*a comprehensive study and determination of what we need in a defense program and what production capacity will be required. Such an exa ation would accelerate rather than deter its execution. ] Mr. Willkie gave unqualified indorsement to the movernent to keep Congress in session during the war emergency and gave support to the principle of reciprocal trade agreements. |

WASHINGTON, June 13 (U.P). —Dewey forces have ousted Kenneth L. Simpson as New York Republican National Committeeman in a showdown fight in which defeat would have darkly clouded the District Attorney’s prospects for the G. O. P. Presidential nomination. ‘Mr, Simpson is leader of the stopDewey movement.

his alma mater. During his days of convalescence he spent much of his time on the Notre Dame campus.

Elmer Layden, Notre Dame athletic director, said today, “football will miss Noble Kizer.” “He was a fine example of perservance and hard work. He was a self-made man and |a fine influence on intercollegiate football. “1 I never have known a more generous and noble friend. His was one of my most highly treasured friendships.” | President E. C. Elliott, of Purdue, expressed the sentiment of Mr. Kizer’s legion of. friends when he said, “Noble Kizer was rightly ramed. He was indeed -a nobleman, and thousands | today are deeply mourning the untimely closing of his career. Always he displayed high courage, rare consecration to duty, and fine consideration tor others. His life with us is one of the rich traditions of Purdue.” Mr. Kizer married Phyllis Templin of Elkhart, who survives with two children, Richard and Noble Jr. Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. Saturday in the Central Presbyterian Church here with the

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Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands and her two daughters were believed today to be en route to the Seigniory Club in Quebec, 50 miles east of Ottawa, Canada. ‘ There the royal group will await the arrival of the Earl of Athlone, new Governor General of Canada, whose guests they will be for the duration of the war.

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