Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1941 — Page 4

TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1941

know that my quota was 10 acres. I asked the‘county agent what I should do. He told me to destroy |!

VanNuys Home to Find Out |i. mes sem What Hoosiers Are Thinking Ee

guess he will just have to take me to jail?

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inLaw Trouble [0JURT RULING ISSUE IN 1942

Organize Now to Carry gress would vote a declaration of 5 war.” Fight to Peop le ’ Senator VanNuys also said he was Says Bobbitt.

opposed to convoys and to extending selective service training beyond (Continued from Page One) men and vice chairmen, after hear-

vu. S. Guns Will Guard Sie [BRITAIN AND U.S. Lanes Nearly Across Ocean SHARE ATLANTIC

(Continued from Page One)

* freighters on the way to and from For American observation planes,

Iceland will be protected by convoy Speraiing from Jodend, ste or - 3 ar etter position 0 patro. OF In any other manner the Navy waters between Iceland and the

chooses, and that German armed pyitish Isles that have been .the forces that interfere will be engaged | favorite haunts of German raiders

and if possible put out of action.| A third task has also been acfirm establish-

(Continued from Page One)

alties from Hoosier farmers. Te HAR NORMAL CONVERSATION can be,” he added. “I have talked . to the Agriculture Department and I don’t believe the penalty provi-| Many persons once sions will be enforcd.” badly handicapped

the one-year period originally] Mr. VanNuys said that he too had by deafness are hap-

planned. experienced trouble with the agri“We told the draftees that their|cultural authorities in this matter. pier now! They can

Anglo-American Lake Now, British Exult After Iceland Move. (Continued from Page One)

- By this means the delivery of|complished—the ‘American war material to Britain

ment of American air bases on Ice-|was manned accordingly by about land, nearly 3000 miles from New| g)00 Empire and Allied troops.

this country startin : gives yh the Ey earl i German concentrations around Pet-

Europe can easily be reached by|samo, Finland, and mysterious American scout planes and bomb- | movements along the Norwegian ers. : west coast supported the suspicion It is only about 1200 miles from

Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, to the . san coasts. It is As that |the North Atlantic. Recently, when

American Army and Navy circles|it was discovered that the Ger-

will certainly be made more sure.

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course.

this program.

Governor.

ing a full explanation of the entire program, unanimously indorsed it and urged the Republicans in the Legislature not to swerve from their The Republican Editorial Association by resolution indorsed Our newly-elected U. S. Senator, Ray Willis, publicly indorsed it, as did our candidate for

training would last a year and we shall keep faith with them. I have received hundreds of letters from Indiana mothers opposing extension of the training period. I am not opposed to lowering the age limit but I am against extending the training period.” He said that most of the letters he has received from Indiana “do

“It was too dry to get in enough corn on my farm in Virginia, so I planted 15 acres of wheat. I didn’t

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“Without a Governor, where else|not object to the proposed higher would one go for party endorse-|taxes, but practically all of them ment than to these groups and per-|oppose too much regulation by sons I have just mentioned? This|government control.” was, then; a party program, and| “Any price-fixing bill in the nathose persons charged with its| ture of shotgun legislation, coverexecution were merely carrying out| ing too much territory like the NRA the mandate given us by the party.| did, will not pass Congress,” he There was no other course we could| said. pursue honorably.” He added that he had received

| are convinced that in case of trou- mans were planning to strike at | ble with Hitler, Great Britain rep. Russia; the scare died away.

resents strategically a sort | American bridgehead in Europe. One definite effect will be to

So long as this bridgehead 1s held, | tighten up control of the North American forces can claim the|Atlantic against German submamilitary initiative if they desire; rines, surfacé raiders and bombers

Nore 38 lost, Shen B I ola and this will be of immediate, per-

No admirer of Adolf is his _sis-ter-in-law, Mrs. Bridget

itler, who’s preparing a British War Relief work in New

York. Irish-born, she is seeking

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nable to any assault from this|haps vital assistance to the Allied

continent.

cause. American military occupation

of Iceland, when coupled with occupation of key points in Greenland, will allow perfection of air control over the convoy route, which up until now, has been hazardous.

British Task Reduced

While British and Allied forces will continue to comb the entire

Conceivably, there is something more than this to the sudden American move. The President stated that the Navy had been ordered to insure the safety of rep- | resentatives on the seas “between | the United States and all other : strategic outposts.” To which

#4 strategic outposts was Mr. Roose- ; : EE | velt referring? Atlantic for enemy raiders, the only

Some in the capital insist that |stretch along the entire New Yorkt was not in vain that in his May | United Kingdom sea route for which | 27 “fireside” chat the President re-|they have complete responsibility

the Cape Verdes and even to Dakar |landic territorial waters to the on the west bulge of Africa. These, {north tip of Scotland. they insist, are the real “strategic| It is assumable that the decision outposts” of the Western Hemis- |announced last night had been phere. If communications with|carefully prepared over a long pethem are to be made safe, accord-|riod and that everything is “set” ing to this interpretation, then poth for occupation and for conthey must come under temporary |trol of the route between the United control. States and Iceland by air and sea. Taking them now, with Hitler| It was generally reported early unable to move against us, would |this summer that a series of mighty be a partial fulfillment of Navy airdromes in Newfoundland, LabraSecretary Frank Knox's incitement |dor, Greenland and Iceland were to take advantage of the present |peing prepared for the use of Ameropportunity to strike at Hitler. jcan air patrols along the convoy route. President Roosevelt's announceS B F C { A L ment was received in London too late for most London newspapers to comment upon it. One of the few papers to react this morning is Lord Shampoo, Set, J REG. $2.50 VALUE: 3 5 3 1 25 ~~” - Work GUARANTEED by EXPERTS

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“This master stroke by the greatest friend democracy has gives us supreme aid, not only in the Battle of the Atlantic, but permits Britain to bring home to other spheres of action vitally needed men and equipment. Praise Roosevelt and bless his name.”

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ferred to islands like the Azores, |will be the 500-mile jump from Ice- |

an annulment of her marriage to Alois Hitler, claiming he deserted her.

OUR CHARLES LEADS LEAGUE

Moves Ahead in Sectional Play at Wildwood by 8-2 Score.

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never has. Mayor George W. Korgman said he couldn't understand-it. Wildwood has a city ordinance, he said, prohibiting rain within the city limits. A Chamber of Commerce spokesman in a sou’'wester and hip boots patrolled the rainswept boardwalk gazing intently at the skies for a sight of the sun, “Just a light ocean breeze with a bit of spray, he explained. “Rarely rains here. Rarely.”

Charlie Should Worry

As he sloshed about through the wet, carpenters nailed up siding on the boardwalk press shelter where a group of desperate newspapermen stared glumly at the sea. TUnaffected by all this adversity, Master Beaven stood calmly under the dripping awning of a sweetshop eating an ice cream cone. In his {blue and gold jacket and jockey | cap, he attracted the attention of | passersby this morning, a group of whom organized a rooting section for him. Ringer Stadium is on the beach just above high tide. Four composition rings have been built into the sand and the games are run simultaneously. Grandstand seats surround the play area and when these are filled, watchers crowd about the boardwalk railing. One of the features of the tournament week here is the chaperon’s tournament today or tomorrow, for

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. No informed, impartial person ever had, or could have had, any honest doubt that any of the bills making up the Republican legislative program would be constitutional when enacted. They were based on the plain wording of tHe Constitution and upon the long and unbroken line of decisions by the Supreme Court of Indiana and upon the legislative practice acquiesced in by all departments since 1852. The only doubt ever engendered in my mind as to whether these acts would be held constitutional by the Supreme Court . . arose from the oft-practiced boasting of the opposition that it controlled the Supreme Court.” Of Democratic Governor Henry Schricker’s 14-point compromises proposal which the Republicans flatly rejected despite its offer of about 75 per cent of the patronage, Mr. Bobbitt said: : “There never has been any opportunity for the Republican Party and the Republicans elected to, office to discharge their responsibility

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