Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1943 — Page 18

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warships and five cargo vessels in three nights of raiding that ended Sunday. Continuing their check on enemy shipping, fliers also spotted Japanese ships concentrated at Rabaul, New Britain, their main base north of Australia. . The Bukg raid, first since March 24, was concentrated on the airdrome adjacent to the island’s main town. “All calibers” of anti-aircraft fire was directed at the raiders.

ALGERIAN ARABS DUE FOR ‘BREAK’

French Plan to Give Nomad Population Economic Chance.

ALLIED FORCE HEADQUARTERS, North Africa, April 6—A new deal for the Arabs of Algeria, designed to give that motley population a chance to pull itself up by the bootstraps out of its tramplike existence, is contemplated. Such a program is being definitely planned by the French educational authorities and social service chiefs as a main plank in North Africa’s post-war program. Expansion of native schools, eventual division of large properties, and a general increase in wages are regarded as indispensable to the

‘| long-term program.

For the immediate future French officials advocate a material increase in the minimum wage scales, coupled: with increased discipline of those who profit by such increases.

Outlaw ‘Slacking’

The average Algerian Arab, if suddenly given more money and allowed to go his own way, would be tempted simply to cut down on his working time and continue his usual life, 4 Carefully supervised labor contracts, which would outlaw slacking by regular workers, ‘would correct this difficulty. It is firmly agreed by all those

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i| long-term program must be based upon an enlightened program for | the education of young Arabs, which :| will_enable them to play their full

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wardness which has been their

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LANDIS CONDEMNS

NRPB PROPOSALS

WASHINGTON, April 6 (U. P.). —Rep. Gerald W. Landis (R. Ind.) charged in the house yesterday that

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of debt,” Mr, Landis said. “They seek to make this a nation of goosesteppers. A system of this kind will lead to regimentation and tg seizure of farms, industries and labor unions.”

FT. WAYNE COMPANY PLEADS NOT GUILTY

FT. WAYNE, Ind, April 6 (U. P.).

i —Five officials of the Anaconda

Wire & Cable Co. and an attorney representing its Marion, Ind., plant pleaded not guilly in federal court yesterday to charges of conspiracy to defraud the government. The defendants, charged with

use of the armed services, were arraigned before Federal Judge

June -1.

TWO HOOSIERS MISSING Two Indiana officers are among 185 more Americans reported miss-

of war. Missing in the Pacific area is First Lieut. Russell W. Rowe, Delphi. Second Lieut.- Anthony M. Vandermark, Lowell, is missing in the North Atlantic. :

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