Prior to his departure Mk. Ingersoll told the press that since England. has stopped the Germans at the English Channel and China has stopped the Japanese in China's mo terior, it is the duty of States to extend immediate, active and effective aid to both nations in order to bring about defeat of the aggressors, Mr. Ingersoll will go by boat to Honolulu, where he will board a Clipper plane for Singapore, arriving in Chungking on July 28 via Rangoon, according to his schedule, Mr. Ingersoll visited President Roosevelt and Dr, Lauchlin Currie, administrative assistant to the Pres" ident, prior to his departure—United Press.
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