Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1941 — Page 20
CRUSADE URGED ON MORAL LAWS
Church Federation Planning Conference Aims Mostly - - At Liquor, Gambling.
The annual planning conference of the Indianapois Church Federation last night recommended a crusade to arouse public opinion on laws pertaining to moral character, sspecially liquor and gambling. Recommendations were made by thé Rev. E. Arn@id Clegg, paster of the Capitol Avenue Methodist Church and chairman of the Federation’s legislative committee, in a committee report in the Y. M. C. A. Dr. C. A. McPheeters, chairman of the Evangelism committee, proposed that a group be established to train laymen in Evangelism, and also recommended the holding of special Tranksgiving Day services in all the City’s churches. The Federation adopted a new constitution at the meeting and an-
nounced that the Federation will be
incorporated. Mrs. Asa E. Hoy, women’s work chairman, recommended that the work of the women’s division of the Federation and the Indianapolis Council of Church Women be included in the correlated activities of the Federation. _ Henry R. Danner, president, presided at the meeting in the afternoon and the dinner business meeting opened at 6:15 p. m.
RAVENSWOOD HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE
Explosion of an oil stove started a blaze which destroyed a home at 1519 E. 73d St. in Ravenswood, yesterday, firemen reported. The home was owned by Frank Delatore, Indianapolis policeman and- the loss was estimated at $2500. The house was occupied by Mr, and Mrs. John Yousrco. No one was injured.
ENLIST IN MARINES
Charles I. Mendenhall, 3762 Ruckle St, and Kaye Stanford Swain, 1042 Hamilton Ave. have enlisted in the Marine Corps, and have been transferred to training quarters.
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U.S. AND BRITAIN TOKYO TARGETS
Anglo - Japanese Relations Take Sudden Turn for Worse, Ishii Reveals.
TOKYO, Sept. 30 (U. P.).—A sudden, sharp deterioration was disclosed today in Japanese-British relations and newspapers resumed a campaign of editorial denunciation of the United States and Great Britain. - . Koh Ishii, chief Government spokesman, admitted that Japan authorities had enforced r ations “to the utmost” in searching British citizens who boarded the British liner Anhui in which they are to be repatriated. He said the Government was “greatly concerned” over activities of Alfred Duff Cooper, British Cabinet Minister for co-ordination of far eastern policy, who according to the newspapers is due in Shanghai soon. “The British assert they are acting . defensively for themselves,” Ishii said, “but we think the process of encircling Japan is still going on.” * Ishii refused to comment on current U. S.-Japanese diplomatic negotiations, but said the question of sending a Japanese liner to the United States and Hawaii to evacuate Japanese subjects was still being considered.
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(There have been indications that Japanese-American negotiations may collapse, partly due to present open and vigorous criticism of the Japanese Government by ultra-national-istic elements.) Ishii disclosed that the British Ambassador, Sir Robert Craigie, recently informed the Foreign Office that he was going to Shanghai “for a short leave.” Only yesterday Craigie suddenly canceled his plans to go to Shanghai, and i was left Uhecsriain whether he would go at a x Ishii disclosed also that the Government was negotiating “indirectly with various countries” in what appeared fo be a new attempt to end the Chinese war. He refused to say whether it was trying to negotiate
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