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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 3 Sub Commander Telts of Sinking Germany Asks French Build British Consul: 2 Planes for (Finland Must Buck Russia to Fortify Strategic Points tO SIGNAL" ON SAYS SUB OFFICER COMPROMISE FOR RUSSIA OFFERED British, French Negotiators Co to Molotov With New Proposals OTHNIAj Avr AAZ.AVD to Leave Viennaj Atlantic Hops BERLIN, June 21 tU-P.) The PARIS, June 21 A.I In spite government announced officially of demands being made on French i i tonight that it had requested Great airplane factories for rearmament Britain to recall G. St. Clair Gainer, I British consul-general in Vienna. machines, France's North Atlantic Air Transport Company is having 4 Ventilating System; Again Condemned Before Naval Court PORTSMOUTH, N. II June 21 I (A.P.).

Lieutenant William T.i Doyle, Baltimore, executive offi-' cer of the submarine Squalus. which i According to DNB. the scmi-offi-1 two sixty-six-ton flying boats built jcial news agency. Gainer was asked 'for passenger service between New MOSCOW, June 21, (A.F.) British and French negotiators ar-j ranged to see Premier-Foreign Com- missar Vyacheslav Molotov tof.ightj after receiving what were said to! York and Paris. Their tonnage compares with forty-one, the gross weight of Amcr- to leave because during a criminal trial in Vienna it was revealed he allegedly participated in a matter involving a forbidden news service.

ica's Boeing Clipper plane which The British embassy, however, carried twenty-six men to death Jdeep in the sea. today supported the 'testimony of his commander that the virtually -unprotected ventilat-; ing systems of this nation's submarines are their greatest said it had been informed Gainer's expulsion was in retaliation to the British government's request that on June 28 will inaugurate regular passenger service from New York to Marseille to place the French the forefront of those nations con- Walther Reinhardt. the German be new instructions from their governments for a compromise to overcome Soviet Russia's objections to joining the British -French mutual assistance agreement. The meeting in the Kremlin will i be the third among the three I powers diplomats since the arrival Almost simultaneously he gave; new indication that failure of the! lair induction system was the cause; 1 JrjC LITH A. NIaV" XP; consul in Liverpool, be recalled.

The structing larger ocean aircraft. during the Manchester assizes trial and mail service with smaller planes of Joseoh Kellv who was sentenced I WRy be started this year, Louis to ten years in prison for selling! Couhe, administrative head of Air war secrets to German agents. i France Transatlantique, said Amer-The Press Association said it was Ifan-mSJc engines will be used on "officially confirmed" that Gainer the sixty-six-ton ships, had been asked to leave German win be 1-500-horse power -ti 1 I of William Strang, special British! I I A of the accident. 'They probably would be the first things to be ruptured in case of a i depth bomb explosion or in the case of any unusual happening or acci-jdent outboard." told the naval court inquiring into the Squalus envoy, to hasten the prolonged discussions. Straus and the British and rpnrii fnr t)i v.

ngnt enguies maoe fans ana territory "in French ambassadors. Sir William; Seeds and Paul Eciile Kaggiar, 1 were to ee Molotov. The new instructions from London I pulsion of Reinhardt. New Jersey, four of which were fitted to each of Pan-American Airways' huge clippers. The French fi-C AV, (S.

i jtf wo and Paris, informed quarters said, contained a compromise over guar AUSTRALIA-TO-AFRICA planes, with two-passenger decks. Will hai'fl civ frnr innp anties to Soviet Russia's three tragedy. Disaster struck the Squalus stealthily, according to Doyle's testimony, when the "Christmas tree" was green. In submarine' parlance this mean that all lights on the tree-shaped indicator board showed green rather than red and gave false assurance PLANE COMPLETES FLIGHT fe" Baltic neighbors, an which has been considered the main obstacle to an agreement. MOMBASSA, Kenya Colony, June 21 (A.P.) The flying boat Guba that the submarine was ready to dive.

I PORTSMOUTH, N. June 21. Lieutenant Oliver F. Naquin is shown on the witness stand at the naval board of inquiry sitting here in investigation of the sinking of the United States submarine Squalus. He read a prepared statement in which he said the fatal dive appeared perfect until a depth of fifty feet was reached.

alighted here today, completing in four hops an Indian ocean, 4.674-mile survey flight to test possibilities of an alternate England-to-Australia air route. The Guba took Diplomatic observers said tonight that any proposal for British- French-Soviet Russian co-operation In the Far Ea.t is likely to involve! mutual assistance in the defense of the three countries' interests, rather than guaranties of Russia's borders. soff earlier today from Mahe, Sey chelles islands, less than 1.000 miles away. President Gets Bill on Youth HELSINGFORS, June 21 (A.P.) The Aaiand islands don't amount to much economically, but a look at the map shows they are pretty important strategically which is why they've been the cause of a European row. The islands (their name is pronounced Oland) could be to Scandinavia what Gibraltar i3 to the British empire.

They straddle the Gulf of Bothnia and lie near the entrance to the Gulf of Finland which leads to Russia's only Baltic port, Leningrad. Thus the country which controls the Aalands can virtually control the eastern Baltic. Finns and Swedes fear a mad race between Germans and Russians for the islands at the outbreak of any general war. So Finland and Sweden want them fortified. Plans call for mobile coastal and anti-aircraft batteries at Kokar and Lagskar.

But there's a hitch. In 1921 the League of Nations neutralized the isles and guaranteed they wouldn't be fortified. When Finland this spring asked to fortify them, Russia blocked action until Finland promised that no aggressor would use the islands against Russia. The Finns refused the guarantees and prepared to fortify. There are 6,500 islands In the group, but only 100 are inhabited.

Most are just rocks which harass navigators. The islands are Fin-lands, but Swedish is spoken by most of the 23,000 residents. They noted a Soviet denial of German newspaper reports to the effect that Soviet insistence on a guaranty of her Far Eastern frontiers was an obstacle to the conclusion of a EriUsh-French-Sovlet security pact. In addition to the story told by the indicator board, Doyle said, ieutenant John C. Nichols, Chicago, came to him from the forward compartment, and Ensign Joseph W.

Patterson, Oklahoma City, from the after compartment and reported to him orally that their sections were in readiness. This, too. confirmed the testimony given yesterday by the Squalus's commander, Lieutenant O. F. Naquin.

After reporting, Patterson returned to his station and perished. "Then this definitely establishes," asked Naquin, in cross-examination, "the fact that communications were not faulty with these two compartments as late as ten seconds after the first blast (a divinz signal) had Flyin Classes FRIEDRICIISHAFEN, June 2i A.P.) Staff talks looking toward co-ordinated German-Italian1 WASHINGTON, June 21 (A.P.)-Within four months, if official expectations are realized, the first of 95,000 American 3-ouths to be taught to fly under a new federal program will be in the air. Congress sent to the White House Indianapolis' Only CERTIFIED COLD FUR STORAGE VAULT CLEANING SPECIAL navai action case or war were concluded here tonight between Admiral Domenico Cavagnari, Italian undersecretary of the navy, and been sounded?" mis wees legislation to create a Canadian-U. S. Trade Relations Held as Model CANTON, N.

June 21 (A.P.) A United States commerce official asserted today Canadian-American trade and commerce relations "can not be equaled elsewhere on the globe." Praising trade as "the great medium of contact between nations," Edward J. Noble, undersecretary of commerce, told delegates to the third Canadian-American conference on international relations the value of economic transactions between the two countries averages $7,000,000 daily and asked: "Would any one like to exchange that sort of traffic for the business of notes, threats, ultimatums that engage Europe, or our tourists for the refugees, traitors and spies that stream across the boundaries of many countries over there?" He described the St. Lawrence river as "a new world axis, not one to instill hatred, threaten force, or disturb international relations." "A very definite indication," Doyle vast reservoir of airmen for peace reDlied. 'or war anci civil aeroneautics of- MAHE, Ses'chelles Islands, June 21 (A.P.) The flying -boat Guba, surveying a new air route over the Indian ocean from Australia to Africa, took off today from this island for eastern coast of Africa, less than 1,000 miles away. The Gumba landed here June 16 from Diego Garcia, in the Chargos Archipelago.

Her destination is Mombasa, Kenya Colony. NEW STRAT0LINER TESTED MORE THAN 3 MILES UP SEATTLE, June 21 (A.P.) At an altitude of 16,500 feet, nine Boeing Airplane Corporation employes cruised in all the comfort of home. It was 9 degrees below zero, centigrade, outside, "but inside the cabin we were perfectly comfortable in our shirtsleeves," said Chief Test Pilot Edmund T. Allen. Boeing officials said it was the initial test in the world's first supercharged cabin transport plane a new stratoliner.

The "altitude conditioning" equipment was designed to main-i tain comfortable atmospheric conditions within the cabin. i Grand Admiral Erich Raeder. It was indicated a technical pro-! Rram had ben drawn up since! talks started yesterday. Naval ex-1 perts were expected to hold other conference later to settle' ether details. 1 Nazis Dissolve Church Parish Welfare Units Chamberlain, F.D.R.

Linked by Genealogist iiciais preaiciea toaay tne training would be in full swing by October 15. Between 300 and 400 universities and colleges will offer the introductory "ground school" study at the opening of the scholastic year in September. Actual flying will follow. The legislation authorizes, without actually providing funds, an outlay of $5,675000 to train 15.000 pilots in the next twelve months, and $7,000,000 a year to teach others annually until mid 1944. Vienna, Bart Street to Jews.

VIENNA, June 21 (UP.) Nazi authorities in a decree today forbade German Jews or Jews without citizenship in a foreign nation to BERLIN, June 21 (A.P.) Evangelical parish welfare societies in Dahl Asks U. S. to Free Him From Franco SALAMANCA, Spain, June 21 (A.P.) Harold Dahl, American aviator who was sentenced to death by the Nationalists after his capture two years ago but won a com LONDON, June 21 (A.P.) A high British authority on genealogies has announced his conclusions that Wuerttemberg were dissolved today Elizabeth is related to Eliz frequent streets, amusement places in what church sources believed toi Queen Cey VI toward putting jGrge ashington and Robert E. nrh nrtranirntions under the wine! Lee ana that President Roosevelt 1. Cleaned (Furrier's Method) 2.

Lining Cleaned and Sized 3. Drum Cleaned 4. Glazed and Brushed 5. De-Mothing 6. Loops and Buttons Fastened 7.

Called for and Delivered by Bonded Driver PRAHA, June 21 (U.P.) Theiof tne azj welfare agency Already, in a hurried experiment and Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain are eighth cousins three The reason given officially for the mutation of sentence from Gener- which officials termed an un times removed, with King Edward Francisco Franco, has qualified success, primary flight BORAH SCORES BILL TO ADMIT REFUGEE CHILDREN WASHINGTON, June 21 (A.P.) asked the United States embassy The Czech "national community" organization decided today to speed tip "sol ut Ion" of the Jewish "problem" by placing further extensive restrictions on the activities of Free Masons. training has been given 330 students in thirteen institutions, including PERMANENT Purdue university. A week ago 173 Complete llairrut. Shampoo, Set Special Oil Wave of England as a common ancestor. Those are findings of Anthony Wagner, holder of the 500-year-old title of portcullis pursuivant at the college of arms, home of British heraldry.

Wagner has just completed a genealogical table showing that to effect his release. He is in Salamanca provincial hospital where he he is being held prisoner. Interviewed by Earl Craim, third secretary of the embassy, Dahl said, "I have no complaint about my treatment here. On the con action was that the organizations' tasks already are "sufficiently taken care of by the National Socialist public welfare organization. National Socialistiche Volkswolhfahrt.

Reliable sources said a law had been completed for promulgation by the ministry of interior aimed at secularization of the Roman Catholic Caritas Society and the Evangelical" Home Mission, both of which do welfare and relief work. had passed their tests for private flying certificates. FORT RECEIVES GRANT Opposition to the Wagner-Rogers bill to permit entrance into this country of 20,000 Jewish children, rpfugees from Germany, has been expressed by Senator William E. Borah Idaho), who said he sees "a touch of politics" in the GREAT BRITAIN IS ADVISED TO RESPECT ARAB REVOLT Phone Rl ley 3507 for Bonded Driver WASHINGTON, Juhe 21 iSpl.) Roosevelt and Chamberlain decend trary I have been well treated, butj Work tit ARANTIKD by EXPF.KTS In- ed from a daughter and a son of; I am tired and would like to leave I Representative William H. GENEVA.

June 21 A.P Malcolm MacDonald, British colonial The bill would grant 10,000 chil The measure would place both un- Wibiam Coytmore, an Englishman; Salamanca as soon as possible." who lived in the sixteenth century. Dahl is a former Butler Univer- secretary, terms the Arab revolt iner Nazi control. Queen Elizabeth relationship to sity student. Frau Emmy Goerinsr. wife of Field Palestine a "genuine patriotic move DE LUXE PERMANENTS Spiral or Crnunfmnl fiKMINE Oil WAVE SI.

S3. and To Al WAV! (il ARA.MKf CENTRAL BEAUTY College 3n onn feilow Bi.no. i.i. om li Eleventh Indiana district, was informed today that President Roosevelt had approved a WPA allotment of $816,548 for improvements at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, including alterations, painting, plumbing, ment" which Brit dren admission this year and the same number next year.

Senator Robert F. Wagner N. pointed out a requirement in the legislation that none of the children admitted under it could i become public charges. ritaia must respect! Marshal Hermann Wilhelm Goer-t fing, the No, 2 Nazi, was said by obligatioas as, )n to have sought to Dahl said he was anxious to see his musician wife who is now in Athens, Greece. Mrs.

Dahl per If she carries out her obiig at her wasnmgton was discovered accidentally when Wagner was working on Washington's family tree for the British pavilion at the New York world fair. 20 W. Washington St. church sources sonally appealed to General Franco the administrative power under herj heating, drainage, grading, levee re- iin 1937 to save her husband's life, pairing and road work. influence Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler against ratifying the law.

They said she had spent an hour with the Fuehrer in discussion of the GOIJiSTEIX'S iGOLDSTEIX'Szzz will buy ne Oias and Liairs if A lieajrue of Nations mandate. Here to explain Britain's new Palestine policy to the.Lregue of Nations mandate commission, Mac-Donald broadcast his statement to the United States yesterday. Reviewing Britain's effort to preserve a balance between Jew and Arab in the Holy Lawd. the colonial fiecretary said the Arabs have remained hostile throughout to the project of a Jewish national home. Statinic the mandate problem "in nuUheir is to prevent Arab from being dominated by Jew and Jew from being dominated by Arab.

MacDonald denied Britain's new policy would bring sbout the lat question. Hugh Wilson, Benes Receive Yale Degrees NEW HAVEN, June 2t fA.P.) Dr. Eduard Benes, exiled Czechoslovak statesman, and Hugh at Modes! rices: itct WJJ Robert Wilson, United States am --r7. i i I i Y'2 1 I Hi I because we make them ourselves in our own shop is fine Upholstered Furniture of this QUALITY available so bassador to Germany, wer among ten persons receiving honorary degrees today at Yale University's 238th commencement exeicises. The former president of Czechoslovakia and the American diplomat.

ter result. Although Jews make up less than a third of the population, he said, their "strength is out of all proportion to their numbers" and their economic power "decisive." During the transition period preceding inauguration of an independent state, lie said, the British high commissioner In Palestine would have "the last word." The plan, he added, includes the "essential principle" that the new to be set up fit the end of "ten years or so" must be "one in which the Arabs and the Jews share authority in the government in such a way that the essential interests of each community are adequately protected." KpfMh 0t Iff b. who was accredited to Berlin when the Reich dismembered Bcncs's country, received honorary doctor of laws degrees, also conferred on Judge Augustus N. Hand, of the United States circuit court of ap- i peals for the Second district. Dr.

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