Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1943 — Page 8

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FEED CHILDREN, 43 CLERICS ASK

: Propose Plan for Immediate | | “Sending of Vitamins, Milk to Europe.

NEW YORK, Feb: 19 (U. P).— Forty-three leading churchmen and “educators today announced a plan to ae? dispatch immediately limited quan-|. 5 tities of Powdered milk and vitamins .-to starving children in conquered -:European -countries and urged its _ adoption by the government. “~ The plan called for provision of ~ «powdered milk and vitamins to chil- ~~ & "dren, nursing and expectant mothers ~ * ‘and-invalids; for purchase of sup- =%. plies‘in the United States or South 2 America; for transportation in neutral ships to a neutral port; for © transshipment in sealed cars to areas of want, and for distribution ‘by the Red Cross. *

Other members of the staff, named by Miss Dorothy League, sponsor, include: Virginia Kronoshek, second page editor; Shirley Spear, third page editor; Norma Messmer, fourth page editor; and Charlotte Windisch, Dorothy Fox, Edythe Bernath, Bob ‘|McNew, - Richard F. Miller and| Frank Hines, reporters. 8 8 » Joyce Smith placed first for the second year in a health contest conducted recently by the Continental Girls Athletic association at Washington. :

or o e La Presenting Smart, Thrifty Army Nurses Helen Hinckley of Bradford, Pa., and Florence Christ- ‘ . $s) man of Kresgeville, Pa., stationed in North Africa, hang onto the neck- :

lace and turn on the charm while trying to buy for less from an Algerian tradesman.

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In a prepared statement, signers “of the plan pointed out that this|} scheme is essentially the same as

& that functioning in Greece with full approval of the allied governments. The churchmen’s appeal followed & publication in several national mag- ° azines last week of articles by former President Herbert Hoover urg- * ing support of a similar plan to feed = the whole population of conquered lands. A bill was introduced in con- ¢ gress this week to put that program ~~ into effect. Ee: The statement pointed out, how- © ever, that “the signers explicitly disassociate themselves from former President Hoover's various © feeding schemes and from the agi= tation of pacifist and isolationist groups.”

Signers Represent Selves Only

They declared that supplies are + available, that money is at hand for = the purchase of a ship, that a ship » is ready and that the scheme would + become operative only-on the uncon- _ ditional agreement of axis powers i. to conditions and safeguards. iden- ;. tical with those functioning with re- = gard to relief to Greece. Operation + would cease in event of violation of * the specifications. g i Among. the 43 signers who affixed

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: their signatures as individuals not © as representatives of organizations, were Dr. Reinhold Neibuhr, profes- ~ sor in Union Theological seminary, : ; fei New York; The Rt. Rev. Henry St. :

George Tucker, president of the om X : oe) B= ) ey [/ ’ SONLTEBY | IS

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Dr. Humphrey Lee, president of Southern Methodist university, Dallas, Tex.; Dr. Charles Seymour, president of Yale university, and Dr. John C. Bennett, professor at the Pacific School of Religion, Ber-

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Urge Immediate Action The signers, who “believe the time |

has now come when their (the chil- |

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dren of occupied countries) desper- | “ate condition must be faced,” urged { * immediate help for the following

i reasons:

“1. Privation is rapidly deepening §

. inte starvation.

“ 9. Great Britain nc longer stands

“on the defense as solitary guardian | of the freedom of all. |

o and © ‘sistance. from subjugated peoples. |

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“U.S. CASUALTIES IN

° 3. America’s place in the struggle |

is determined. 4. The allies are on the offensive §

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.5,<§pokesmen for foreign nations

are pleading for minimum assist-

ance for their children.

WAR TOTAL 65,000

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 (U. P..| —American war casualties an- |

nounced thus far were revealed 0-1 night to total 65,198, not including

“ those suffered in the current heavy |

‘fighting in Tunisia—which War | ’ - Secretary Henry L. Stimson bore

ceded were “substantial.”

Painting a realistically grim pic- | : _.; tureof the fighting in Tunisia, Mr.

i“ Stimson. told a press conference

. American’ casualties suffered in the | ~ setback but he disclosed that prior "to the current campaign U. S. army | . casualties in the war totaled 41,858 . —dead, wounded, missing and pris- " oners, :

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: yesterday the heavily outnumbered |

Americans had not only lost con-

_siderable ground, but suffered sub- | # stantially in personnel and equip- |

.. ment. |

He did not reveal the number of

American casualties in world war |

I totaled 234,055, all but 871 of them | - in ‘the army. - °

On the basis of this figure for the army, and previous navy announce- | ments of navy, marine and coast]

guard casualties, a United Press §

compilation of casualties thus far

in the war shows the following: |

: Dead Wound. Miss. Pris. Total Army ... 533 6509 25,684 6132 41,858 . Totals . 5078 1483 2285 1,994 .... 51 19 1913 ....

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