Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1942 — Page 17

CHARGE NAZIS WITH Si ling of South American Ships Puts Monroe Doctrine to Big Tes i pts tar

DEBASING MORALS By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS recently undertaken at Rio do Ja-; We may be the richest country inand materiel must continue to flow. : WASHINGTON, March 19. (U NEW YORK, March 19 (U. P).—| Scripps-Howard Foreign Editor "| neiro—the ink is scarcely dry. = |the world and the most productive, |in that.direction. : single. ! | Three additional members of the| "To 5 18 A systematic effort by German oc-| WASHINGTON, March'19.—The| For nearly 120 years the United|phut so great are the demands on as. Chines ate Bo less canfident til : Vas ope, Marion county “Salvage for Vic- Having in Songress cupation authorities to debase the|sinking of the Uruguayan vessel states has upheld the Monroe doc-|this “arsenal of democracy” that ground. : 1 ; tory” committee were announced| who re Joyal 40 Siting Detsans morals of the Polish population MOBESYiden: he Chilean {relghter| rine of hemisphere defense. At|there- is simply not enough to-go| Calls are coming in literally “fram these have their full share of. cour- | today by Maj. Gen. Robert H. Tyn-| =" ~~ a through alcoholism, debauchery and a) Bragiian and} A |Lima, Panama, and above all last around, at least not now. Greenland’s icy mountains to In- age. But they lack planes, tanks, dall, ' county civilian defense di- the Japatiess hos ou iy gambling was charged today by the| uc... ships be- | January at Rio, we took the lead] The Australians tell us their dia’s coral strand”—calls which de- other equipment. Neither rector. © The disclosure was made by Polish information center. longing to our in a series of declarations the es-|country is our first line of defense ee and ust have the most gen- a navy to speak of. The! They are: A. B. Good, business| Archibald MacLeish, librarian of “To the deliberate weakening of {southern neigh= sence of which was all-for-one-and-|and that we must hold’ that line Sous ose e response. There is Argentina, Chile, director of the Indianapolis public| congress, in recent testimony bebodies (by food control),” the cen-|bors is far more § “ome | one-for-all. i" unless. we want the Japs in Hawaii what they all say. ; . schools; William H. Book, execu-| fore a house appropriations subter said, “the Germans have added |serious than bight Today every country in this hemi-|and Alaska and on the Pacific coast.. But much as the United States) 20° republics: south of * the|tive vice-president of the Indianap-| committee. the scientific corruption of minds. app sphere except Argentina and Chile “The Russians say the war will be might like to go all out on this or Grande are looking to the olis Chamber of Commerce, and. Dr.| - Mr, MacLeish said the demand “To abase the morals of the peo- has either declared war against thefwon or lost on the Eastern front that particular front, it still has one Un States for defense equip-| E, F. Boggs. Sixteen members had| for information about Japan is ple the invaders do all they can to| American - axis or broken off relations with it.land that unless they are given the more colossal job to attend to in . They are looking to this been appointed previously by Gen.| tremendous but that there is great increase the tonsumption of alcohol. bring to the fore . Without our aid mot one is in alutmost aid the united nations may another quarter. It must bear the country to keep the axis fleet away Tyndall. difficulty in obtaining the services Gambling, severely prohibited by|the whole prob- » position to defend . itself against alkiss the final victory goodby in that|brunt of the defense of the entire from their doors. The United] The committee will serve in an| of loyal persons who understand Polish legislation, has been reintro-{lem of Uncle determined attack. Morally, there-|area. j ‘Western Hemisphere, from Canada States cannot afford to wait until|advisory capacity to Gen. Tyndall| the Japanese tongue. He said an duced and is encouraged in public| Sam’s vast, self- Mr. Simms fore, if not legally, we are bound to] With equal sincerity the British|to Cape Horn. Aside from the} and Blodgett E. Brennan, director| expert had told him that he knew places. . . . The youth of both sexes|imposed obligation to the republics|stand by them militarily, financially |tell us the decision will come on the| United States, only Canada has a of waste materials and the conser-| only three persons “of our race” Atlantic, in and around the British| well-equipped army in the modern vation section of the county organ-| who really had mastered the Jap-

‘fs incited to abandon all restraint|of the Western world. On some of|and otherwise. in their relations.” these obligations—especially those] And that is not going to be:easy.|Isles, and ‘that therefore our men| sense, . ization. Sire “anese language.

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