Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1940 — Page 14

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AIR BOAT SPANS U, S$. NON-STOP

Navy Aid Terms Flight a Remarkable Display of Plane Mobility.

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21 IN NOVA SCOTIA, ‘BERMUDA URGED

‘House Military Affairs Group | Favors Stronger Air and

July 11 (U. Pp)

dhe ving boat Guba, which made i i Ot he i ae Fleet Protection. uw mmand of Richara Aeh » 1 bold explorer and research associate WASHINGTON, July 11 (U.P) of the American Museum of Natural A iduse Muithry Anse Sulkom

mittee today recommended that the

History, landed at the Naval ReKOTVP ase x Flovd ay Riu United States acquire and fortify { ody after A 15-hour 49-minute fleet and air bases in Nova Scotia non-stop Aight from San Diego, Cal and Bermuda to bolster Atlantie Officials of the United States Navy Coast defenses which members defollowed the flight With considerabl scribed as “deplorably weak ty Ig the bossibilities of I'he group, Reps. J. Joseph Smith ok abv bahok Cesk oy : (D., Conn.), Charles F. Faddis (D, EH i A i has 2x Pa). and Joseph W. Byras Jr, (D, dublicate of oe Nav ; enn), made the report to the full range PBY bombers. but lacks Committee after an investigation of : . defense [aeilities, chiefly in New 1 Comm Donald 1} | England he Flovd Benne Nay In addition to the recommended rve Base Right wa {Atlantic fleet and air bases, the subn k dem ation 6 ‘ committee proposed a progressive bility 3 "WE ‘ equipment replacement program, &) improvement of camouflage, new air Russell R. R« co-pilot with fields suitably concealed and an inMr A orl aR 0 Na crease in mobile anti-aircraft bat § IRA He Za y Was teries uneventful. The plane had 1700 gal More Personnel Urged \ oline when | The subcommittee recommenced 1 o and had about 500 gallons left the following shore defense pros u it arrived her gram We could De circled 1. The acquisition and fortificahere and continued on to Florida tion of bases for the fleet and air without stopping if we had want forces in Nova Scotia and Bermuda

existing and fields for

2. Improvement of

Mr. Rogers construction of new air

use of larger air force, these fields NORSE MAY FERRY to be eftectively camouflaged 3. Speedup acquisition of mobile PLANES FOR BRITAIN anti-aircraft material, aireraft, motor torpedo boats of the Navy, I'ORONT ontario mines, fire control equipment and r One hund: went N heavy modern, ‘ong range sea coast \ ws, wi will » batteries § course here t } SY \ \ N 4. Additional trained personnel American pla Like other European chifdren, British Genevieve Lawson- Johnston | Fear Bombs From Planes ( nearly 1 \ is quite familiar with the horrors of war, So for her, this paraachute | “There is no Oahu offshore to i Atlan soldier doll is just another amusing toy, She's shown displaying it after stand as a threat on the flank ol B LE it wa wrriving in New York with other British children sent to the safety (he rear of an imvading foree.” the toda of America group reporied Even if bases were 2 — -— os = strongly fortified and securely held in Nova Scotia and Bermuda the

harbors of the northeast must be denied to any enemy seeking to land raids or fuil scale mvasions' I'he report said some present defenses are adequately protected from the sea but ‘not at all from bombs from planes.’

| Training Bill Fascist

In Nature, Thomas Says

| WASHINGTON, July 11 (U, P) Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate for President, told the Senate Military Affairs Committee today that the Burke-Wadsworth comepulsory military training bill 1s “Fascist” in nature, I'he bill would require registration of all men between the ages ol 18 and 65, compulsory military training for all those between 21 ahd 45, and behind-<the<lines and industrial training for the youngest and oldest age groups “Unquestionably we world of risks,” Mr. Thomas But for our America, the great est danger 1s not conquest by Hitler but the adoption of Hitlerism in the name of democracy “Conscription, whatever may be the hopes and intentions of some of its present supporters In a nation potentially as powerful and aggres. sive as ours, 1s a road leading straight to militarism, imperialism and ultimately to American fascism and war.’ Mr. Thomas attacked Senator Edward R. Burke t(D. Neb), co sponsor of the hill, for a purported newspaper interview saving that Hitler “is greater than Bismarck in the things he “is actually doing to bring about the well-being of the entire German people ’

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