Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 September 1941 — Page 32

AID FOR BRITAIN - DELIVERY URGED

America’ Group.

- NEW YORK, Sept. 19 (U. P).—|

. The Committee to Defend America has urged the Administration to break diplomatic relations at once

“with Germany and “deliver goods}

-all the way across.”

= It outlined: in a statement the fol- |

“lowing new basic policy: i+ 1. Immediately sever diplomatic . relations with Germany. «= 2. Deliver goods all the way across the Atlantic in co-operation with . -the British Navy. el +. 3. Prevent the Axis from getting -control of Atlantic islands or Af--Tican bases. 4. Use American garrisons on Sutlying bases when they are needed for defense of the western hemisphere. > 5. nize the Free French as ‘the de facto government of regions ‘they control, and extend full leasedend aid to them. : -- 6. Reject any agreement with Ja‘pan which would sacrifice American principles regarding China or this country’s present position in the Pacific. Give China more material Aid. Contine econbmic pressure on Japan. :- 7. Make it clear to Japan that the United States will ‘assist in preventing the conquest of Singapore, ithe Dufch East Indies, Thailand, ‘or maritime sections of Siberia. -- 8. Establish one-man control of ‘defense production. : 9. Begin serious study of the conditions of the future peace, based upon President evelt’s and Prime Minister Winstom\ Churchill's eight points, : 10. Insure co-operation of the United States in the organization . and preservation of international order and justice after victory.

FIRST PHI KAPPA PSI "FALL DINNER MONDAY

Hérman Gray, president of the Indianapolis Alumni Association of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, has announced - that the first fall dinner meeting of the organization will be held Monday at the Canary Cottage. .. Representatives of the three Phi Kappa Psi Indiana active chapters will attend the dinner to report on ‘ progress of rush "week at their respective chapters. These chap-

Defense Damsel

They also serve who occasionally sit and primp, says Gladys Transeau, one of the skirts currently swishing through Navy Department work because of male help shortage. She distributes mail.

SLOVENES SUPPORT ROOSEVELT POLICY

PITTSBURGH, Sept, 19 (U. P.) — The Slovene National Benefit Society today pledged its support of the “progressive and humane” policies of the Roosevelt administration “at home and abroad.” The society, which claims a membership of 60,00@ Slovaks throughout the nation, notified President Roosevelt of its action in a telegram. “We are firmly behind your policy of defending the American democracies by aiding those whe are fighting the scourge of Hitlerism and applaud your great efforts for a world order of freedom and justice for all nations great and small,” the telegram said. The society was holding its 12th quadrennial convention here. Several days ago it was merged with

ters are located . at Indiana, De Pauw and Purdue universities.

the Slovene.Progressive Benefit Society of 10,000 members.

NAZIS INSIST ON AID BY BULAGRIA Troops Must Take Part in War, Even if Not

Against Russia.

By DAVID M. NICHOL Cord hue’ Chiles aly RR Em BERN, Sept. 19.—Bulgarian troops may -be used as occupying forces, perhaps. far from their native soil, even should they refuse to take any active part in the Russian campaign, according to a Berlin dispatch to Der Bund of Bern. This account suggests that the time has come when the Bulgarians

{must make some “contribution” for

the. territory they gained almost bloodlessly through the Nazis’ Balkan campaign. ; : ‘Whether such a move would lead to an actual rupture of the strained relationship between Bulgaria and Russia cannot yet be said, the nhewspaper reports, but it indicates that Sofia can not longer continue to

COW. | Nazi circles are confident, the

account goes on, that Bulgaria will give “the right answer” to the Rus-

‘Isian note of protest against the

alleged use by the Germans of Bulgarian airfields and: naval ports as bases for their attack on the Ukraine. : Manpower Is Needed

The account admits the realization in Berlin that the Bulgarian people and the Bulgarian government are poles apart in their respective loyalties. It is this sentiment, the newspaper says, which may restrict Bulgaria’s participation in the war to “occupational” activities. The report finds interesting confirmation in the statements of a high Bulgarian official who said recently: ;

fore the war is finished you will find Bulgarians in Belgium, Italians in France, and so on.” It is one more admission of German’s desperate need for manpower to meet the joint requirements of its army and its industrial mobilization.

KILLED BENEATH CAR

NORTH JUDSON, Ind. Sept: 19 (U. P.).—George Sramek, 19, was killed yesterday when he lost control of his car at the junction of Roads 10 and 35 near here and was thrown out of the machine. The car fell on him, state. police who investigated the accident said.

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