Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1945 — Page 4

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Vargas’ Plan for Controlled Election May Bring ‘Explosion.’

‘By ALLEN HADEN Times Foreign Correspondent MEXICO CITY, Feb. 22.—Serious trouble is brewing in Brazil's presi-| dential politics. Anything can happen now, including the calling of elections or a mili- * tary coup to displace President Vargas, according to information reaching the Pan-American diplo-| mats here for a discussion of hemisphere affairs.

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If such elections are held will be strictly controlled, aceording to a letter addressed to Roberto Simonsén, president of the powerful federation of Sao Paulo industrialists and an intimate of President Vargas, . The letter was written by Euvaldo Lodi; president of the Confederation of the Industrial Associations of Brazil. A copy of the letter has reached me.

In this letter, Lodi declares the ballot will be given only to holders of professional identity cards. This means that of Brazil's population of . some 45,000,000, only about 4,000,000 will have the franchise. Of these, 2,000,000 are enrolled in govern- - ment-controlled unions heading up 10 the minister of justice and labor, Alexander Marcondes. “As for the vote of the workers,” Lodi’s letter reads, “the government can, without trouble, multiply the professional identity cards.” Older methods of fraud practiced “by former Brazilian political parties also are recommended. To further control the workers’ votes the letter suggests the lowest kind of labor espionage and the use of provocative agents, Industrialists will support Vargas, though reluctantly, Lodi says.

NAVY ACCEPTS 35 MORE FROM HERE

Thirty -five more Indianapolis men have been accepted for duty with, the U.S. navy, recruiting officers announced today. New ‘enlistees are: :

Donald Brown, 130 W. 18th st.; Richard Busenbark, 1550 Hoyt ave.; Donald Hanna, 628 E. 52d st.: Joseph Hettle, 1321 Belle~ fontaine st.; Hobert House, 413 Hanson ave.; James Keen, 1412 Hoefgen st.; Leo Miller, 1426 E. 11th st, and Robert Parrish, R.R. 1, Box 640-A. Paul Qualls, 1612 Villa ave. Robert Ruse, 1222 N. Mount st.. Donald Tabor, 2647 Manker st.; Kenneth Albers, 1437 Linden st.; John Barrett, 5869 Guilford ave.; John .Boyd, 4647 Sunset ave ; ” Constock, R.R. 16, Box 631-B Denny, 1146 Olive st.; John Duke Broadway, and John Farmer, 1120 St Clair ave. Robert Hanley, B. R. 17, Box 158; John Irvine, 6136 Burlington st Perry Miller, 722 N. Berwick ave.; Lowell McClanahan 1833 Orleans st Jack McGail, Primrose ave, and Robert Parrish, Villa ave. Robert Quakinbush, 2224 JF. 14th st; Russell Quakenbush, 4701 Rosslyn ave; James Rankin, 420 E. 38th st.; Thyrman Renner, 1534 8. Alabama st William Scherrer Sr, 1301 Van Buren st; Albert Shepherd. 3609 E. 10th st.;” Robért Shumaker, 5501 N. Pennsylvania st.;’ John Talbott, R. R. 18, Box 623; Harley Taylor, 921 Laure! st.; Harold Umbenhower, 1422 Williams st, and John Wonders, 1120 Shelby st

BOYS’ DINNER SLATED The annual boys’ work dinner, sponsored by the Indianapolis Optimist club will be held at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at Murat temple. A. M. Springer will be master of ceremonies and the air force film, “Combat America,” filmed by Maj.

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