Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1941 — Page 20

JACKSON URGES 1.8. AS MODEL

Tells Law Class Europe :

Patterned on Union Would ~ Assure. Peace. ALBANY, N. Y, June's (U. P).

attorney General Robert H. Jacks |

son:offered. this country’s union of - states last hight as a design for a permanent world peace. “In making our own federated de- |

mocracy function well we are pro- |: viding a body" of experjence upon |. which" any - plan for ‘permanent | ‘world peace must draw-heavily,” he] .

said in an address at the: commencement exercises of the Albany Law School from which he was graduated in 1912. He said that European peacemakers must draw up a plan which incorporates such features of American government as a strong central authority wielded by a federa-

tion; safeguards to local government and: ind¥vidual rights deline- > ated by a supreme court; and reg-. war elections. He said that if Germany defeated

Britain, the threat of direct mili-,|

tary ‘action against: the United States would not be as dangerous as the burden of armaments and lowering of the living standard which would be forced on this country. Mr. Jackson said Britain his not always been a “complaint neighbor, bu she has been a civilized neighTr.” ~° “It is not necessary to exaggerate the war-like tendencies of Germany to demonstrate that she does not fit into any pattern of arbitration of differences or peaceful settlement of conflicts.” . Mr. Jackson said that “if Germany moves into our neighborhood, we will

have to live by day and by night with

our finger ‘on the trigger.”

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NAZIS ACQUIRE U. S.

WASHINGTON, June 6 (U. P.).— Well-informed officials said today that: Germany" has large sums of American dollars in this country, acquired ments held by German nationalists

in other countries, which is beyond |$

the reach of the Government, “Freezing” of Axis credits, fav-

Ek ored by .many quarters.as a move to hamper Germany's war effort, 3

would have little effect in tying up

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the indirect assets would be difficult to establish, it was said,

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The playground: directors were chosen on a merit basis’from a group of‘ 166 . candidates. Most of this: group ‘took the Park Department’s 10-week recreation training course at Brookside Park this spring and all of them took competitive examinations. - Before the official opening of the playgrounds Monday, June 16, the entire staff will have three days of intensive training at Brookside Park Yor final instructions. This is the second year the recrea-' tion staff has been appointed on a merit basis, Mr. Middleworth said. The appointees are: Howard AdERS. 915 E. 49th St.: August Anania, 952 N. Delaware St.; € Nr “u LAL Li Baton Eo di ts Clyde ¥. Budd, 57 E. 5: Re obert 1 nes am BeckoH bl iriur Burk, e Road: william d Place: Ray11, Box 53; James ympton” Drive: Paul A ne Ave.: Ph lip chs lton Ave.: Robert T. He W hington i Jiarty am a Sawer Cornelius 3° dan 21 N. Riley Ave.

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