Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 53, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 July 1929 — Page 5

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GERMANS FEAR UNITED STATES OF EUROPE IDEA # Scheme to Force French Control Over Entire World, Paper Charges. B'l T nltr'l f'r, ■ BERLIN', July 12—France's reported movement for the creation

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of a United States of Europe was seen by the one-time government mouthpiece, the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung. today as anew attempt on the part of the Poincare government to extend French hegemony not only over the continent. but over the United States of America and Great Britain as well. Although the French foreign minister. Aristide Briand, was said in the reports to have beer, the sole sponsor of the projects, it was declared in many quarters here that Premier Raymond Poincare ready is behind the move and that Briand merely is the premier’s mouthpiece. It was pointed out that Briand long has been Poincare's subordinate in

the conduct of France's foreign policy. The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung. which in the past has frequently acted as the mouthpiece for Dr. Gustav Stressemann, declared that the new project merely is intended to improve Premier Poincare's reputation as a counciliation statesman by presenting the French policy as the panacea for European ills. The plan." the Allgemeine Zeitung said, "merely is anew form for an old scheme of the French continental bloc. Oddly enough, it finds adherents in Germany. Briand's scheme has received the official indorsement of several states. Briand has been working on the project tirelessly since the end of

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the Geneva conference, through various foreign ministers and ambassadors. TOOTHACHE FOILS THIEF Grocery Man Gets Up to Doctor Pain, Scares Robber Away. Hu I nitr.l l>ro CLEBURNE, Tex.. July 12.—Raymond Garza saved his grocery store from being robbed by having a toothache. Gaarza, who lives over the store, got up to doctor his pain. Turning on the light, he heard a car drive away. The next morning he discovered a plate glass window had been removed by robbers, but they had evidently been frightened by Garza's arousal. Nothing was missing.

STUDY DOUBLE TAXES American on World League's Committee to Solve Trade Problem. II it Vuitcd I’rce* GENEVA, July 12.—The Unitec j

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States has been given representation on the league of nations’ newly created fiscal committee that will undertake to solve the double taxation problem. Years are expected to be required to find a remedy. Professor Thomas S. Adams of

Yale has been named the American member on the group of twelve members. The problem of double taxation has become one of the most serious ones for the normal resumption of world-wide trade relations.

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Man Mas Dead-Drunk f'o Timet Special MUNCIE Ind.. July 12—Muncies city-owned ambulance made a hurried trip to a railway crossing, on a report that a man had been killed there. A man was found deaddrunk.