Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1941 — Page 19

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10 Nations, F Four Dominion i

“And India Sign: Pledge. .. To Fight to End.

KIRKPATRICK

By HELEN | CEI Tegan Times ta: : tives of 10: ‘nations, : four Dominions ~ and India met in solemn conclave]

‘LONDON, June, 13.—

yesterday at -St.: James’ Palace to place on record their determina-

“Weapons for Uncle

tion to continue the’ war “Until vic-| 3 >

wy is “won.” t e refugee representatives of vir-

entire Commonwealth of ee 3 pungent denunciaand a paraphrasing of President Roosevelt's ‘words when Prime Minister Winston Churchill

said: “It will not be by’ German hands

that the structure of Edrope will be

~ rebuilt or the union of the European family achieved.”

This; the first of what may become |

a series. of conclaves on the rebuild-

She Wh whole of Europe and the|

- ing of :Europe, was. appropriately| =

first concerned with: ridding ‘the

world of naziism. The moment is|:

regarded: as most opportune in view of the amount of peace: talk which is reported: to®be circulating .in-the

United. States and the renewed Ger-|

man efforts. to. sell the idea of an immediate peace to: the British. Besides those of ‘Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, : South Africa and India, the political heads of these eight conquered .states - were present: - Belgium, - Czechoslovakia, _ Greece, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, Norway, - Poland and -Jugoslavia. Two Frenchmen also took part, rep-

- resenting Gen. Charles de Gaulle.

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H stalin will Give in When

‘|mean approval, the Germans ‘are

¥ [it is considered here, is merely a

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ge Knows He Has to, - ‘Washington Says. ‘By EDGAR ANSEL MOWER

cop by cies Dally News. t Times

WASHINGTON, June 13.-—While Vichy Frenchmen defend Syria

in a desperate effort to merit Gerleaning with full weight Senin the|

From ‘the Arctic Océan Obani. to: the man tanks and German airplanes stand “ready to go.” But experts in Washington do not in -the least mm 1 Senne an n by al - gi Selingte That would be to play into demoeratic hands. The German threat,

subtle German method of making the Bolsheviks understand that when Germany asks for more wheat and more oil and conceivably other things, well ‘Germany means busi-

Expects Stalin to Yield

The "general impression here is that Stalin will not misunderstand and that, after as long negotiations as he thinks are safe, he will yield to the German demands. Not because he is pro-German or proNazi. Simply because he is too weak to do anything else without risking his own ruin and that of his precious regime. And because he hopes in his heart that American assistance to Britain will soon reach such proportions that the Germans will have to “lean off Russia and concentrate their full attention, on other enemies, thus setting him free to maneuver as he did before Germany cracked France and began ‘riding Britain.

Finland “Infiltrated”

The German threat to Stalin is ponderous. More than 100 good German divisions are on or near the Russian frontier, including many mechanized divisions, many motorized divisions and. perhaps a

Germany troops into Finland. The Finns unquestionably want nothing: more than neutrality. There are Finnish Fascists but they are net in‘the majority. Yet because most Finns hate. the Russians a trifle more than they fear the Germans, they ‘did not see their way clear to resist ‘when German troops began entering their country to "protec

These troops did not all come at once. Following Hitler's tried tactics, they came. a few at a time until today it is believed here that not much less than three full Ger-

and more ‘may be expected to go there at any moment.

Want No More Fighting

the Russians with a threat aga ice-free Murmansk, but even. more to drag Finland into the Axis. This is .the last thing the Finns desire. They have had enough fighting and will do everything they can not to take part in a new war, even against the Bolsheviks. But their powers of resistance are limited. = Germany today is waging war on no major front and has all the resqurces and energy in the world. to use against the Finns. People in Washington are watching Finnish. resistance with sympathy but without .too much hope of the ultimate outcome. Is it ‘any wonder that the world is full of ‘rumors forecasting ‘the early occupation of Sweden and Switzerland as well as Finland?

|| CONCENTRATE DRIVE FOR. FOREIGN RELIEF

A drive concentrating all foreign relief effort is planned for next fall by an interdenominational commit-

given to the cause will count for

The Interdenominational - Committee on Foreign Relief Appeals met for breakfast this morning and named Oct. 5, at World Wide Communion Sunday, as the date for the

Thaksgiving ‘Day. So many. groups. are holding separate campaigns for funds for European relief that the interdenominational committee thought this move for : a -concerted church drive was necessary. The Rev. Harry E. Campbell, assistant pastor of the First Presbyterian Church,’ is committee

- Others ‘active on the committee are Mrs. R. F. Grosskopf, chairman of Christian Citizenship for the Indianapolis . Council of Churchwomen; Dr. Homer E. Turney, president

Synod; Dr. Howard G. Baumgartel, executive ‘secretary of the Church Federation; Dr. Errol T. Elliott, pastor of .the First Friends Church; Dr. E, L. Day, executive secretary of ‘the Christian Church Yan, and Eugene Foster.

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WAR ON RUSSIA’ i

Royal.

‘|1aid in ruins.

War Moves

id re in Western: Te Clormaa air campalin trickle compared to what it was... occurred more than a month ago;

the battering in which Parliameht| re in ‘the skies, Britain’ has been able Were Yo. ‘hold out.

and other historic Buildings. wefe

In contrast, the British are: sibs jecting industrial Germany and ‘German-held ports in occupied countries to the same type of pounding which the British Isles went through. For the second successive night, several hundred British bombers have struck had at

Today

By United Press War Experts RE 5 latest mysterias of the war is the recent shift in

hands to those of th

sont Engng tas dwindle

really major on’ May 10, when London: was ee

oi Te es ve learned The British have learned .th

* However, the present lull in German operations is causing uneasi-

ficial circles. The Germans have the planes. Right now is the time of the full moon to create favorable conditions for night bombing. The British .are taking advantage of it but the Germans are not. The

ness rather than relief in British of-|

“The answer, the British suspect, : may be that Germany is gathering her resources for a knockout attempt, massing her planes and stores of gasoline and explosives oi for a real blitz, either against England or some important objective or the. Near: B st. % when : they: strike | Ae X 1ohjective; - voncenittate (an Hy i throw everything - they: Crete. is the: latest example.

AND PUT OUT FIRE

FALLS CITY, Neb. (U. P.).~Firefighters Poteet and Mellvain noticed straw burning on the rear of a passing truck. They rolled out. the fire engine and overtook the ‘portable blaze a block and a halt away,

full quarter of the German Air| Force,

The most recent development of this picture is the infiltration .of|

The. aim. is not only to impress i

of ‘the Inidana United - Lutheran i

‘night's raid was officially: described as . the heaviest British attack of the. WAL The British report ‘the loss of Iseven planes last night and eight the night before, a satisfactory percentage for such a big operation.

The comparative loss of planes-he- |} o

tween the two countries |

England, the ratio has been about. six or eight to one against Germany, according to British figures. In that lies the answer to Germany’s inability so far ‘to invade England. Germany has not attained | the mastery of the air. She is stronger but not dominant. The total casualties in German raids on Britain up to Jufie '1 have been placed at 94,830 in dead, wounded or missing and there has heen incalculable damage to buildings, industry, port centers and communi cations. But with the R. A. F. still

weather: alone. cannot explain Ger-

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