Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1942 — Page 14

"For Negroes.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 ~Rep.

Louis Ludlow (D. Ind)

He pointed out that he already +had taken the matter up with Leon

i monstrous,” Rep. Ludlow declared. Defends Soldier Votes When Southern . poll tax state congressmen sought to prevent passage of the soldiers vote bill _ with the senate anti-poll tax _ amendment, Rep. Ludlow also took up the argument on racial dis-|= . erimination from the house floor. “I maintain that any man who is good enough to die for our country is good enough to have a right to vote for men to administer the af-| airs of our country in any election conducted ‘anywhere under the American flag,” Rep. Ludlow declared. ‘ “The Negro, of course, is the chosen target of the opposition to” the . conference report. What a travesty it would be fo send Negroes by the multiplied thousands to the firing line to fight and die for freedom and then tell them that they shall have no part or parcel in the freedom at home which they are sworn to support and defend with their lives, if necessary. ‘Unmitigated Injustice’ “I would feel myself very derelict in my duty if I did not raise my voice and my vote against such’ an unspeakable and unmitigated injustice as that.” The measure was adopted, 247 to 83, all Indiana congressmen, except Rep. Willlam T. Schulte (D, Ind), who was absent, supported it.

AGA KHAN PURCHASES FIELD RACE HORSE

NEW MARKET, England, Sept. 11 (U. P.).—An agent for the Aga Khan today bought a yearling colt owned by Marshall Field, wealthy Chicago department store owner and newspaper publisher, for 8200 guineas ($34,440), a price considered remarkably high for wartime. ‘The colt was sired by Hyperion; the dam was Eclair, which also was bought by the Aga Khan for 3500 guineas ($14,700),

A belt of machine-gun bullets forms high-powered headdress for Arnold ‘Headley, :oerdnance= man at naval air station, Corpus Christi, Tex. His grandfather fought with Cusier during fassed

JAP MILITARY

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The Strategists Argue Over |

" What Should Be the

Next Offensive.

CHUNGKING, Sept. 11 (U, P.). Japan’s military strategists hold divergent views regarding the objective of the next offensive, Gen. Pao Kai, head of the national military council’s: press . section, said here. “There are too many lands Japan is anxious to conquer.’ ‘The coms= mentator said. : Whether Japan invades Siberia, he said, may hinge upon the ability of the Nazis to crush Russian resistance before Stalingrad. Gen. Pao predicted the Japanese. military clique may prefer to maintain peace along the Siberian front if. Soviet forces - impose © “crushing” losses upon German. manpower at Stalin-

grad. . The military spokesman said Japan has concentrated six divisions in Burma, but suggested this concentration was meant for. China's Yunnan province rather than an all-out offensive against India.

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