Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1942 — Page 9

War of Carriers’ Stressed

Shs | House Group’ Avproves ‘Big. Funds Bill.

hi WASHINGTON, Oct, 8 ©. P)—

house appropriations. ¢ commit-

See ors approved a $15,747,000,000{

appropriation and contract authorization bill—including money for 14611 naval airplanes—which pointed dramatically to aviation’s No. 1 spot in the naval expansion program. This is a war of aircraft carriers, Undersecretary of the Navy James V. Forrestal, in effect, told the com- " mittee, and “we must put every possible effort we can” upon them. The committee did. It provided - $2,862,000,000 for procurement of the 14,611 new naval planes. $960,000,000 for other naval aviation expenses, including nonrigid airships. $9,510,000,000 in contractual suthority for the navy to begin work on 500,000 tons of aircraft carriers, 500,000 tons of cruisers, 900,000 tons of destroyers, 200,000 tons of auxiliaries, vessels. ; It was one of the rare naval bills in recent years that has carried neither money nor contract authority for battleships. Direct appropriations in the bill total $6,236,956,621, of which $5,505,338,308 goes to the navy and the remainder to miscellaneous government agencies. All of the approximately $9,510,~ 000,000 of - contractual authority— money for which will come later— is for the naval expansion program. The appropriations in the bill as approved by the committee were $115,464,960 under budget estimates, but only $4,586,000 was trimmed from the naval section.

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men in a bayonet attack under fire that netted 130 German prisoners, an anti-tank gun and several machine guns. (Radiophoto passed by British censor.)

846 KILLED IN

2024 Others Are Wounded; Amery Spurns Any U. % Intervention.

LONDON, Oct. ‘8 . P)~L. s. Amery, secretary of state for India,

dia, but he-rejected the suggestion of United States intervention in the Indian independence question.

mons the government would .not

present circumstances. ° He declared congress leaders first would have to make ‘clear to- the government that they have abandoned the whole policy of controll ing India by illegal revolutionary methods.” The secretary warned against any action which would upset India’s

‘handled properly, Amery said, thew: may be “chaos and paralysis in place of ordered - effort.” “There: is no prospect of appeasement with the ‘all-India congress in the present outlook,” Amery said.

Hindus and Moslems ' Ask U. S. Intervene NEW DELHI, Oct, 8 (U. P).— Hindu and Mohammedan leaders, warning that the Indian situation

i {| “demands: immediate action,” today| | llappeaied to: the United” States to

break the deadlock between the

| British government and Indian na«

tionalists on the question of independence. A special committee of the Hindu Mahasabha, orthodox. group: whose, views are more. moderate thai ‘those of Mohandas K. Gandhi's All-India Congress party, cabled President Roosevelt and Generalissimo ‘Chiang Kai-shek - asking that. they .intervene. The Mohammedan appeal. came rom Fazlul Huq, premier of Bengal, in a statement directed to the United States, He urged that Wen-

“-fidell L. Willki¢ be sent to India as

the “obvious man” to Fepresent ‘the United States:

“I emphasize . the. necessity for

swift, ‘prompt action, > Hug seid in urging ‘the United ‘States. as the “paramount ‘power” to. arbitrate the

{Indian . problem. American inter

vention would" be accepted a8 dis passionate ‘by Indigns, Huq said, because the United States has “no axe to grind in Ind

VICHY STRENGTHENS WEST AFRICA BULGE

ON THE FRENCH FRONTIER, Qct.:6 (Delayed) (U.P.).—The Vichy government is strengthening the defenses of Africa's West coastal bulge, against sea borne or land attacks. The latest reinforcement com-

| Toulon. Dakar ‘now has a fleet of | 13 submarines.

The city’s main: naval strength

{| was a flotilla of several cruisers and ; destroyers and the 35,000-ton battle-

ship Richelieu stationed in the port

J ||since the summer of 1940.

called on the united nations to strike! l Inow to aid Asia, and chided Britain, 1 lat least inferentially, for her stand

today reported that 846 persons | were killed and 2024 wounded in| recent nationalist disorders: in In-}

Amery told the house of com: |

Gandhi's All-India Congress party| “or allow others to do so” -under|

war effort. Unless the situation is|S

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8~To say|, |mat wenden . wimie's travels

ouser,”: expressed it mildly if the befuddlement in allied circles “here is ‘any indication. : ‘Having declared ‘himself in favor |

in India, Mr. Willkie’s latest is that he will say what he “damn pleases.” And President Roosevelt ‘utters words Which some sapisl | hill ob

ers on the Alamein front, led 19 |

p but it ‘may"add to the mors or le 41 | abroad, like Alice's in. Wonderland, | serious ‘rift among the united "are getting . “curiouser and curi- 1

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