Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1943 — Page 13

~ PACIFIC PORT

equést Peeves Chileans; Many Fear Question May Lead to War.

By ALLEN HADEN Copyright, 1943, by The Indianapolis Times and The Chicago Daily News, Inc. BUENOS AIRES, June 10.—Reopening of the question of a Pacific port for Bolivian President Enrique Penaranda and Foreign Minister Tomas Elio has had repercussions in South American diplomatic circles

here and in Montevideo, wwhich are ea tly w tching the development

livia will reopen negotiations for a F port “within continental har - Mr. Haden mony,” Chile’s immediate reaction has been an offigial foreign office statement that alif territorial questions with Bolivia were definitely settled by the treaty of 1904. ‘ This apparently slams the door on harmonious negotiations, and Chile appears to have locked the door by raising the legal status of Arica from department to province. Solution Held Possible Yet, well-disposed persons Chile and Bolivia admit a solution is possible. The solution lies in some sort of confederation between Bolivia and Chile, within which the port question becomes an administrative detail. When Bolivians speak of a port, they usually mean Arica, terminus of the failroad serving La Paz. But Arica was never Bolivian. Before becoming Chilean it was Peruvian. By the treaty of Ancon which terminated the war of the Pacific, 1879-1881 (Chile against Bolivia and Peru together), Arica became the subject of arbitration and eventually went to Chile by agreement with Peru in 1928. That war land- . locked Bolivia, though Bolivia enJoys free port facilities conceded in Arica by Chile.

PLAN MEMORIAL SERVICE A memorial service and business meeting will be at 8 p. m. today in Castle hall for members of the Silver Star Review, No, 15.

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When Pearl Harbor burst upon us our great expanse of territory was protected by a one-ocean navy of about 350 first-line ships with an addition of an approximate number building,

Now we are in a five-ocean war and we are required not only to pay for the building of enough ships of the line but also for hundreds of Liberty ships and auxiliary craft. The amount of money you invested in war bonds when we had a one-ocean navy was all right then. It isn’t enough now. Buy more and more war bonds.

ETHIOPIA WANTS TO INVADE ITALY

Selassie’s Aid Outlines His Country’s Post-War

Aspirations.

WASHINGTON, June 10 (U. P.).— Ethiopian soldiers are being trained to take part in the allied invasion of Italy, it was revealed yesterday by a member of Emperor Haile Selassie’s cabinet. Yilma Deressa, acting minister of finance and Ethiopia's leading delegate at thewunited nations’ food conference, spoke of his country’s aims after a conference with Secretary of State Cordell Hull. : The 35-year-old Deressa said Ethiopian soldiers are now training with modern weapons instead of the spears and antiquated rifles with which they tried to defend their country against the Italians in 1936.

~ Wants in Vanguard

“We have offered to take part in the invasion of Italy and hope to] have a place in the vanguard of the assault,” he said. Deressa, small of stature and speaking English with a cultured air, said Ethiopia hopes to retrieve Eritrea, held by the Italians from 1870 to 1940. : “We feel, too, that Italy should pay us an indemnity for her seizure of our country,” Deressa said, “but that will depend upon hew others of the united nations feel and also on what is left in Italy, which probably won't be very much. > .

Kingdom Was Restored

The British defeated the Italians in Eritrea in 1940 and restored Haile Selassie’s kingdom of Ethiopia to him in 1942. Deressa also believes Djibouti, capital of French Somaliland, should go to Ethiopia after the war. “Djibouti is our only outlet to the sea,” he said, “and the only railroad to Addis Ababa is from there. We have tried in the past to reach an agreement with France about it

the future. nt At the Hot Springs food conference Deressa was interested in getting information on the co-opera-tive movement to take back with him to Addis Ababa. Deressa put forward the proposal that the United States take the initiative in development of international cooperatives for both producers and consumers,

MOTORISTS WARNED OF SAFETY ZONE LAW

Indianapolis motorists were warned today by Dr. R. N. Harger, chairman of the traffic enforcement division, Chamber of Commerce safety council, to observe the city ordinance prohibiting them from driving to the left of a safety zone either within the mile square or in outlying districts, if pedestrians are occupying the zone. There have been 50 motorists arrested since May 20. The ordinance went into effect May 3. ~ According to police records, 18 arrests were made last Friday night at Massachusetts ave. and Noble st. with motorists paying $2 fines.

LEGION WILL HOLD BLOOMFIELD RALLY

V. M. Armstrong, past national vice commander, will speak to members of 35 American Legion posts in the seventh district during an assembly at Bloomfield Sunday. A business meeting will be held at 10 a. m. in the Memorial post home. At 1:30 there will be a joint meeting of the Legion and auxiliaries. John Ramsey, (district commander, will preside. State Commander Clarence U. Gramelspacher and State Adjutant W. Carl Graham are expected to

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WASHINGTON, June 10 (U. P.). —Defense Transportation Director Joseph B. Eastman yesterday or-| dered . new controls over Great

Lakes vessels in an effort to boost shipment of iron ore which is now about 8,500,000 gross long tons behind last year’s operation at this time. ; Under they new order, effective June 14, ODT’s permit system will cover virtually every commercial craft afloat on the lakes.

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