Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1940 — Page 5

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MONDAY, DEC. 16; 1940 __—

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MOBILIZATION

Educators Urge National ‘State of Emergency

Be Declared.

PRINCETON, N. J.,, Dec. 16 (U. P.).~Thirty-four prominent educators and scientists today urged a national state of emergency and the enactment of laws “equivalent to full industrial, military and naval mobilization.” They said in a statement that “the interests of the United States

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BRITON PRAISES

Harvard Termed. Ideal Trainer; Hudson Used on Reconnaissance Work.

Charges by private aeronautical experts both here and abroad that the “United States is sending inferior military aircraft to Great Britain have been denied by U. S. Army air corps officials. : The official British attitude toward American combat craft is presented in the following dispatch.

U.S. AIRCRAFT

Leaves M onkey. Home Next Time

: ¢ LONDON, Dec. 16 (U. P.) —Mrs. Eleanor Hardingham, who gaye a fashionable ‘Kensington address, was haled into police court today because she kicked and abused a policeman who protested her ac- . tion in taking a pet monkey into a West End air raid shelter. Fellow shelterers objectec. to sleeping in close proximity tc the monkey. : : The magistrate dismissed the case after a scolding. “I quite sympathize with the people who complained about the monkey’s presence,” the ' court said. “They wouldn't know whether it was clean.” .

By AIR COMMODORE G. C. PIRIE Air Attache, British Embassy Written for the United Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Since the British Government first placed orders for military aircraft in the United States, over 2000 such aircraft have been produced in various

The Ipalco Chorus, composed of employees of the Indianapolis 1 Power & Light-Co employees’ party at the Ipalco Hall; Dec. 24, anPower & Light Co., has lined up a full schedule of spreading Christmas | other public program at the Electric Building; Dec. 27, Optimists Club cheer through song. The schedule: Dec. 19 at Ipalco Hall, 16th and luncheon at the Columbia Club. The 60-voice choir was formed three Alabama Sts.; Dec. 22 at Veterans’ Hospital and at the Roberts Milk | years ago and is directed.by Glenn M. Seitz, Franklin College voice ‘Co, Christmas party at the Riviera Club: Dec. 23, a public noon-hour | instructor and director of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church

dictate that Germany shall not win.” The signers, who included members of the faculty and administration of Princeton University, the Institute for Advanced Study, the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research and the Princeton Theological Seminary, sent a copy of

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the statement to the President.

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aircraft factories throughout the country, The great majority of these aircraft consist of two types, a reconnaissance aircraft built by the Lock-

land is called the Lockheed Hudson, and an advanced trainer built by North American Aviation, which is called the: Harvard by the Royal Air Force and 1s almost identical with the advanced trainer used by the U. S. Army and Navy. Both these aircraft have given the greatest satisfaction to the. Royal Air Force. Harvard Ideal Trainer .

The ‘Harvard: is regarded as an ideal trainer and is greatly liked by all pilots. The Hudson has been,

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HONORS LOTHIAN

High Officials of All Nations, Except Germany and Italy, Pay Tribute.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. (IJ. P.). —The remains of Lord Lothian, late British Ambassador to the| United was buried with full military honors today in Arlington National Cemetery, resting place of America’s military and naval heroes. High officials of all nations except Britain’s enemies — Germany and Italy—paid their tribute to the popular envoy who died Thursday morning.

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employed largely on oversea reconnaissance work. Quite a number of Royal Air Force squadrons are equipped with this type and their operations have been most successThese Hudson squadrons have had to operate under extremely. arduous conditions over the North Sea.and Atlantic Ocean. Their reliability has been remarkable and their flying qualities in all weathers and under all conditions are greatly appreciated by the British pilots.

Stand Up in Tests

Although the nature of their work is not such as to lead to much combat work, they have very frequently encountered opposition of the heavfest nature, both from anti-aircraft and fighter aircraft. Invariably they have emerged successfully from these encounters and not a few of the German aircraft destroyed have been victims of the Hudsons. «= On occasions it has been necessary for these aircraft closely to reconnoiter over areas very heavily defended by anti-aircraft guns and the punishment they have - taken without in any way affecting the continued efficient functioning of ‘| every part of the aircraft has been a source of admiration to the crews.

Few of Newer Types Tried

Newer types of aircraft have not yet reached England in any great numbers and hardly any have yet been .in action. The Curtiss P40, called the Tomahawk by the Royal Air Force, is now in quantity production and a considerable number have reached England. No squadron of this type has, as far as is known, however, yet been in action, but the British pilots re- - |port it is a nice airplane to fly, and that in speed and maneuverability

Following memorial services at the ‘Washington Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul yesterday with all the pomp and ceremony of diplomatic custom, Lothian’s body was cremated at private services in the church at Ft. Lincoln Cemetery. At noon today, the ashes were taken to Arlington where they were met at the main gate by a military escort and received the Ambassadors’ salute of 19 guns, They then received the unique honor ‘of being interred temporarily under the mast of the U. S. S. battleship Maine Memorial, a short distance from. the amphitheater and the tomh of the Unknown Soldier.

RAP BROADCASTERS IN MUSIC BATTLE

NEW: YORK, Dec. 16 (U. P.)— Ten prominent music educators charged today that broadcasters were trying “to deny the public its own property . . . and force it to accept ‘ersatz’ music.” They formed a committee, which will circularize 2000 educational institutions, to demand intervention of the Federal Communications Commission before Jan. 1, when all of the major networks and stations outlaw music controlled by the American Society of Composers, Authors and | Publishers, and substitute the tunes and arrangements of Broadcast Music, Inc., a radiosubsidized organization. BMI meanwhile gathered another ally in Harry Brandt, president of the Independent Theater Cwners of America, who denounced the ASCAP system of licensing motion picture houses. He sald exhibitors had to

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EASTERN CITY OPENS SIX TYPHOID CLINICS

ROCHESTER, N. Y., Dec. 16 (U. P.).—Health authorities opened six typhoid fever vaccination clinics in public schools today in an effort to check illness among 324,000 residents menaced by contaminated drinking water. Three innoculations are necessary for immunization against typhoid. Private physicians and hospitals continued to report cases of extreme nausea and dysentery. Dr. Paul A. Lembcke, state health officer, said the city’s general health situation was little changed from last week

‘fwhen an estimated 1000 persons

consulted doctors regarding “symptoms of diarrhea.” Dr. Lembcke explained that the Health Department would not be able to determine whether typhoid fever had broken out among resi-

of the characteristic slowness of the disease to materialize. In the meantime, efforts will be made to Jaguinate the entire population, he said.

SUPPORT SALE OF CHRISTMAS SEALS

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CHARLOTTE AMALIE, Virgin Islands, Dec. 16 (U. P.).—The AllAmerica Cable Co.’s cableship Eduardo Jeremac has begun repairing French cable lines between .St. Thomas and Martihique. A break in the line has interrupteds communication for several months, including Martinique’s communication with Puerto Rico. It was understood that repair work could not be undertaken until United States Gov-

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