Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1945 — Page 13

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BRADEN Bl UNI Makes Training LONDON, Aug. 30 (U. P.) ~The! W ! Mod of P 35th infantry division’ will sail for | J | DIC A OR els f lanes the Ce or Sept. s trom |

Southampton aboard the liner | CPL. w. 2 GATES, son oPMr. Pp ol Au Insists Auer Fulfill He is working Latin American countries expect plane The.mod-

| | Queen Mary. { stin Gates, 1601 Q y | Eo ave, is stationed at Ft. .. Worth army air 2 a field in Texas, 0000000 Pact Promises. with three other 2 By ERNIE HILL G. 1's, making | f Times Foreign Correspondent » plastic models M 24 : GUATAMALA CITY, Aug. 30.—| o of “ the B-32 o

radical changes in United States] NS ins 9. foreign policy to be Inaugurated onsirations ab immediately by Spruille’ Braden, the field, Cpl. plain-spoken new assistant Secre- Col : Oates has been tary of state and arch-enemy of the pl. Oates building model Farrell-Peron dictatorship of Ar-| planes for 14 years. He was a gentina. member of the Indiana Gas Braden, who was appointed by| Model association before he enPresident Truman to succeed Nel-| listed in the air corps.’ ' "gon A. Rockefeller, is called the de- S———————————— partment’s “expert on dictators.”| DIPLOMA TO GRANDMOTHER He has a simple theory on foreign MALDEN, Mass. (U. P.).—A 50relations. year-old woman received her high He contends thai, since Latin|gchool diploma at Malden high American countries signed the 80%) school commencement exercises Mexico City, and more recently, the | Mp, Cola Albert is the first United Nations Charter at 8an| .. ...o Francisco, they are morally bound | to live up to their pledges. It is his belief that unless the countries start performing on their promises, chaos will become inevitable. Looks At Results This is a revolutionary idea in Latin America. In the past, many of those countries which talked most enthusiastically about demo-

eratic principles and freedom of the y press have done the least about een them. a : 20a RI B Braden has the embarrassing habit of looking at results, instead of listening to soft words. In this g gentina, recently accused Braden EL @ id : S EI of “interfering in local affairs” | £== ; : Braden denied the charge. He said] he was only “trying to help Argen- ; GRUYERE tina fulfill its commitments.” There | ¥ : % i wasn't much Peron could say to af oi TYPE that. For While warning against the Ar- : of { Sandwiches Spicy and . But he considers Argentina “the , key” to Latin American dictatorships. If democracy is restored

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