Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1941 — Page 10

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tablish a re ay that center for women defense \workers in New Albany :

Charges Destroyers Out of Bas been abandoned.

"The centér had been opposed by ; budgets. ; Repair Because British New Alb hy residents on ‘the| “It will have pol 13000000 for Ships Crowd Yards.

grounds that it was their under- operations with Ld least $1000 (Continued from Page One)

+ ’ x . lowed them to go and assured them that it was legal.” Mr. Wheeler confinued a speech

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mains in their towns and] that repair work can be ITT .He Sized them to educate the which, after nearly five hours, was public in methods of extinguishing ca interrupted by adjournment yesterincendiary bombs in their homes, so | day. funy theyll know Row-if . war | As Mr. Wheeler was speaking : If the enemy tanks should come 4 yesterday Senator Josh Lee (D. - Tolling into Indianapolis after a re-| Okla.) interrupted to accuse him of treating defending army, it would] “preaching the same doctrine” Robert A. Twente, Indianapolis [preached by Quisling before the

be too late then to formulate any workable evacuation plans, he im- German occupation of Norway. photographer, is to address the |™., "1 o¢™ ic" that everything

~ vilian defense program as set up by| night at a dinner in the Spink-

Mayor LaGuardia, national civilian

Arms Hotel.

Before debate was resumed today

defense chief. The methods and} . plans suggested by Agent Schroe-

der were assembled after F. B. I. B. I is to: hold schools in many

- agents visited London and learned|

what the English have discovered [Places in Indiana for the rank and

Senator Robert A. Taft (R. O.) said he believed that the Administration would begin building up the Army to 3,000,000 men if the Neutrality Act is revised.

- through trial and error are the best|file police forces—the men who will ways of dealing with that part of|{do the work if it has to be done. war which inevitably comes to ci-

Mr. Taft and other opponents of the Administration measure have

vilians. Before the end of the year, the F.l{o the general public.

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CLIFF SOUBIER plays the role of Henry Newman on the "Lone Journey” daytime serial. © -

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The class today was held in the Federal Building and it was closed based. their fight ‘in part dn ihe

charge that arming merchant ships and sending them to belligerent: ports with contraband—would make an expeditionary force inevitable. The Ohio Senator pointed out that Congress, in approving the draft ‘extension. bill, removed the limit on the number of selectees that ‘be called to service in a year

| and made the size of the Army

dependent only on the funds voted by Congress. Mr. Wheeler yielded the floor temporarily yesterday to permit ‘Senator Hattie Caraway (D. Ark), only woman member of the Senate, to read a speech favoring the Administration bill as being in the “best interests” of American youth, including her two sons who wear

"| the uniform” of their country.

She described the Neutrality Act as a ‘“super-appeasement job” and

isolation as a means of protecting the United States.

LITVINOV IS NAMED

NEW ENVOY TO U. S.

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since the Nazi invasion he has come: back into the public eye.: His mission to Washington indicated the Soviet determination to fight on against the Germans and confidence that a final victory can be won. But it also emphasized the importance placed by ‘Stalin on speedy delivery of huge American war Ro (especially tanks) to the Red Arm a —-m babi: raore than. any other Russian, speaks the language of international methods for: protection against aggression and thus might be expected: to fit most

war aims outlined by President Roosevelt and .. Prime Minister Churchill. In contrast to - the - heavy-set, sandy haired Litvinov was the slight, dark-haired Japanese diplomat, Kurusu, now flying across -the Pacific on Japan’s “last effort”. to

avoid a showdown in the Far East

with the United States and Britain. The:missions of the two men were in even greater contrast than their personal appearance. Kurusu was said by the Tokyo press to be on a peace mission, a “pinch hitter” on the diplomatic field. But it was repeatedly - emphasized that Japan was not going to give ground on her plans for a Greater East Asia Coprosperity Sphere.

press were largely for home. consumption, but there seemed to.be little immediate prospect in either Washington or Tokyo that a real settlement could be reached. To many. observers “delayed” appeared to be a- better word. On the fighting fronts, the Allies reported 'counter-thrusts on ' the Moscow front and fierce resistance

gates of Rostov and to within ‘20 miles of Sebastopol. ‘The Germans reported that large Russian forces had been trapped by the Nazi break-through in the Yaila Mountains on the south Crimea and that Sebastopol was being bombed and shelled.

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