Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 July 1941 — Page 4

_ THURSDAY, JULY 10,

"remaining wall midway in the tube. It is: said to be the world’s first undersea tunnel. Trains will go through in about seven minutes and trial runs are expected next April Japan considers’ the project important from a military ‘standpoint. Government engineers now are 100k-

1 " he was. advised by one in- 2 he quoted authorities as repont, “Of course, this would|porting, “is a rapid campaign which make a, vital difference in the will smash the Russian resistance in future course. of the war.” . |key spots and permit a dfttated There is little possibility that the|Peace.” ‘Any German dictatell peace, Gorman invasion will bog down ‘in|it. Was said, would “undoubtedly” Gelman, Russian area and result in include control of the Ukraine. the type of . defeat suffered by| The e main ive of. ponibined Fins ound himself | nish- rman troops upon ninNapoleon when. le f grad, it was said, has not been

JAPANESE FINISH UNDERSEA TUNNEL

TOKYO; July 10 (U. P.). — An undersea tunnel linking Shiménsekd, a city on the southern tip of Honshu, the principal island of Japan,

opinion ‘that Nazi operations are lagging behind the “time table,” thé Senator said. Their reports indicate that the Russian Army is remaining ‘intact, despite the heavy Nazi attacks, he added: : ““The ‘German losses have heen material in this campaign,” he said. “Our experts discount the Russian

NAZIS PLANNED

WILLKIE'S PLAN § WEEKS WARE

Reports ‘Hoosiers Are Still Strongly Isolationist on Return to Capital.

Times Special WASHINGTON, July 10.—Senator . Raymond E. Willis (R. Ind.) returned here from Indiana today and promptly turned thumbs down on Wendell L. Willkie’s proposal to

establish U. S. Naval bases in Ire-|

land. “Hoosiers still are 4 to 1 isolationist and do not want any shooting part in this war,” Senator Willis reported. “Of course I do not think we need to worry about the Willkie proposal, for bases in Ireland. The Irish are well able to see to that. Moving into Iceland may be a logical part of President Roosevelt's program, but in my opinion it just takes us another step closer to the shooting stage.” While they do hot like war, the Indiana citizenry does like defense industry and many appeals were addressed to him from various communities seeking defense plants, the Senator said. Terre Haute and Sullivan County are particularly anxious for them and he expects that plants for these places may be forthcoming soon.

Tells of Martin Visit

“But Indiana and the country generally are not ready for war,” Senator: Willis concluded. “Should President Roosevelt put a declaration of war proposal up to Congress I am sure that it would be voted down. Of course if it carried, I would do all I could to make it successful.” 3 Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr, Republican National Committeeman, went to Indianapolis to seek campaign funds and promised a G. O. P. Congressional victory next year if they are forthcoming, Senator Willis said. Sees Decision Unpopular He predicted that the people of Indiana will be aroused over the Indiana Supreme Court’s decision against G. O. P. reorganization of the State Government “because they feel that their victory at the polls was frustrated.” State Chairman Arch N. Bobbitt remains safe at his post “at least until the next state committee organization election,” the _Senator

+ said.

Senator Willis was at his Angola home for several weeks recuperating from a minor operation performed here. Mrs. Willis will remain in Angola until fall. En route to Washington, the Senator stopped in Indianapolis for the

Bernard M. Baruch : ® 2 =

Baruch - May Become Administrator in Charge of U. S. Defense.

WASHINGTON, July 10 (U. P.).— Congressional agitation for placing control of the defense program under a single administrator coincided today with Senatorial praise of Bernard M. Baruch, who has been suggested for such a post. Senate Republican Leader Charles L. McNary of Oregon, said that Mr. Baruch, who headed the World War Industries Board, 1s “a tower of strength to the nation and deserving of every confidence we can place in him.” Mr. McNary made the statement after conferring with Wendell L. Willkie, his running-mate on the G. O. P. ticket in the 1940 Presiden; tial campaign, who [rw had urged unification of the defense program under a single head. ' The Senator did not advocate the selection of Mr, Baruch as coordinator of defense, and confined his statement to praise of Mr. Baruth’s abilities. Congressional agitation for consolidation of the defense setup has led to the introduction of numerous legislative proposals for changes. A House investigating committee recently issued a report criticizing the defense setup and blaming the lack

of co-ordination for production lags.

Several other Senators praised the abilitiés of the 70-year-old Baruch without committing themselves to his selection as defense head. Senator Tom Connally (D. Tex.) said the New York financier did a “great job” during the World War and is “entitled to the respect of his countrymen.” During the last year, several Congressmen said, New Deal officials charged with responsibility for national defense have been visiting Mr. Baruch frequently. Among them have been Leon Henderson, price control administrator, and Thomas

|Disarming of Reds, Dictated

source believed that they probably ment.

place the Soviet Union in a position where it cannot again be a serious factor in this war,” a Senator, who has excellent contacts in the Administration, said.

cials have been unable to obtain a clear picture of the Russian campaign,

Peace Was Goal, Senator Says.

claims as exaggerated but believe the Germans have sufferéd heavily.”

‘possibility the Russians may be able to hold out for three’ months

“There is a strong

or even

WASHINGTON, July 10 (U. P.). —A high Congressional source said today that the German High Command has set a “time table” of six weeks for the smashing of all Rus-| sian resistance and successful conclusion of the. invasion.

His information, based on reports reaching American military and diplomatic officials, was that the Nazis hope that the six-week campaign will place them in a position to dictate peace terms. Although the contemplated peace terms could not be learned, the

would include total Soviet disarma-

“At least, the Germans plan to

Although American military offi-

they have expressed the

HINT LORD HALIFAX

diplomatic correspondent for the News Chronicle expressed belief today that Viscount Halifax, British Ambassador at Washington, might return to London soon and resume his duties in the War Cabinet.

prominent Americans believed Lord Halifax was hampered in his duties as Ambassador because he was linked with the British Munich and Spanish Civil War policies.

menting on the News Chronicle report, said that no decision had been made regarding Lord Halifax's future plans.

A British Embassy spokesman commented on the News Chronicle prediction as follows:

ment by a British newspaper whose political views are’ at times in-} dependent and often not in accord with the established policies of His Majesty s Government. We have, of course, suggestion in the message.”

MAY BE REPLAGED

LONDON, July 10 (U. P)—A

The correspondent said that some

An authoritative informant, com-

WASHINGTON, July 10 (U. P.).—

“This is merely speculative com-

‘no confirmation of the

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unable to supply the Prepch armies in "Moscow, it was said: “The Germans do not intend to go that far,” it was explained. “What the Germans are plan-

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ELI LILLY WILL GET MEDICAL CONTRACT |

WASHINGTON, July 10. — A $1,548,000 contract for gun carriages was awarded by the ‘War Department to the Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing Co. at Hammond, and letters of intent for the Army Medical Corps announced today included one for $22,137.50 for miscellaneous medicines from the Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis.

SOLDIER ACCUSED OF ‘ABDUCTING’ ENGINE

BROCKTON, Mass, July 10 (U. P.).—A soldier home on leave faced

court arraignment today for trying to take over the throttle of a locomotive hauling aj 10-car passenger train. Pvt. Walter Pastuski, 19, told police he did not recall the episode because his mind had been clouded by his first drink... He was charged with drunkenness and creating a disturbance. Engineer Alexander C. Lounsbury said Pastuski clambered into his cab from the coal tender, pushed]. him and fireman: Albert H. Allen out of the way, and seized the throttle. As the train roared into Brockton, Lounsbury and Allen grappled with him and regained control of the j throttle. :

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Visitors Club te Picnic—The St. Petersburg, Fla, Winter Visitors Club will hold its annual picnic at Brookside Park Sunday. at 12:30 p. m. at the Community House. S. E. Litteral, president, will be in charge.

Lodge to Initiate — Camellia Lodge, 121, Railroad Firemen, will meet at 230 E. Ohio St., tomorrow at 3 p. m. for initiation work. Mrs. Bertha Anderson, chairman, will preside. /

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PILOT-AUTHOR DIES JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July 10 (U. P.).—Leland Jamieson, nationally known magazine writer and author and an Eastern Airlines pilot on the Jacksonville-Miami run, died yesterday in a Jacksonville hospital after a long illness.

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Council to Install Officers—Winemac- Council 148, Degree of Pocahontas, will install officers tomorrow at 8 p. m. at ‘the Red Men's Hall, 2909 Clifton St. Mrs. Gladys Brown will be inducted as Pocahontas, Other:officers will be Mrs. Dora Horton, Wenonah, and Mrs, Nora Muir, prophetess. Mrs. Sylvia Crouch is to be installirig officer.

Lodge Installs Saturday—Olive Branch Rebbkah Lodge will meet Saturday night at 230 E. Ohio St. Miss Elizabeth Boswell will be installed as noble grand and Miss Wilma Bradford, vice noble grand. Mi Edna Murphy will be installing officer.

Sewing Circle to Meet—The sew-! ing circle of Myrtle Temple 7, Pythian Sisters, will meet tomorrow -at the home of Mrs. Rhodg Stapp, 2108 College A Ave.

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Destroys His Own Arrest Warrant

‘CHICAGO, July 10 (U. P). — Vito Nicaso, 24, knows the value of education. It gave him three months of freedom.

Nicaso was paroled from the Pendleton, Ind., reformatory last March 6. although Gary, Ind., au=- | thorities had asked that he be released to them to face robbery charges.” When Gary police learned that Nicaso had been set free, they complained to Reformatory offi--cials who said there was no order to hold him.- ' Chicago police arrested Nicaso yesterday and he agreed to return to Gary. Sergt. Timothy O'Connell asked him about the disappearance of the warrant. “Oh, a lot of goofs go there,” Nicaso said.. “A guy like me with a high school . education gets a. good job. They made me a record clerk and I took the warrant out of the files.”

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MIAMI BEACH, Fla., July 10 (U. P.).—Thomas C. F. Aitken, 55, well known fish expert and former editor of the magazine Outdoor Life, died here yesterday. He had been in declining health for several weeks,

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