Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 September 1945 — Page 7

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Secretary of Treasury Vinson sqys taxes will remain high. “Somehow or other, Fred, we had a hunch this might happen.”

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FASHION DIGTUM

NEW YORK, Sept. 12 (U. P.)— Twenty-five manufacturers of gen|tlemen’s wear revealed today that the well-dressed man will be drap ing his shape this winter in maroon and gray—-‘not conservative, ‘but not loud.” | The members of the Men's Fashlion Guild—most of them neatly at{tired in blues and browns—unveiled {their wares at the Ambassador hotel. The wares looked pretty—from suits to underwear. Lots of them were sports and leisure clothes. David A. Church, president of the guild, said that was a post-war trend, “Men will be working fewer ‘hours,’ he said, “and men want to be comfortable—at resorts or driving their cars” All the suits shown were gray— from light to oxford. A few tweed sports jackets introduced a maroon thread or two. But sport shirts were both colors. Swankiest looking jackets were a pair in gray suede. Shirts Striped Home leisure was represented. Robes were gray woolen with maroon piping, or maroon with gray piping, or silk prints in both colors, Shirts were mostly striped. Undershorts followed the color scheme. The gaudiest item in the show was a cotton knit undershirt—red and white stripes. 7 The gentlemen's manufacturers have felt shortages, Church said, mostly in fine worsteds and cash-

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and of course just plain white cottons for. shirts and shorts. They aren’t worried about nylon or elastic for anything but garters and suspenders. They expect most shortages will be over within six months. They professed ignorance of men reported to be wearing ladies’ undies. “My own underwear,” one welldressed manufacturer said, “is in good condition, frankly.”

Ration Calendar

MEAT—Red stamps V2 through good through Sept. 30. Stamps Al through El are valid through Oct. 31. F1 through Kl will ‘be good through Nov, 30. L1, M1, Ni, Pl and Ql will be good through Dec. 31, Meat dealers will pay two red points and 4 cents for each pound of waste fat.

SUGAR—Stamp 38 is good for five pounds. Canning sugar forms are avail. able at ration boards. Spare Stamp 13 in Book 4 must be submitted with application for each person listed. All applipants must establish eligibility for canning sugar,

SHOES—No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 “airplane” stamps in Book 3 good indefinitely,

Soviet Infernal Differences

relations with the western powers. are being affected by a difference of opinion within the highest political organ of the Soviet unién, This organ is the “Polit bureau” of the Communist party, -

reau, can control the various forces will largely determine future relations of the East and the West,

of the situation

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.DENVER, Sept, 12 (U, P.)~Veterans of the Spanish American war went to bat for world war II vets today by proposing an amendment to the government's war prisoners pension program to boost the maximum pension to as much as $2500. A national council of administration of the veterans of '98 drew up a resolution asking congress to allow world war II prisoner-veterans pensions for the entire period of captivity,

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Blamed for Puzzling Policy : | By WILLIAM H. STONEMAN

Times Foreign Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 12—It is increasingly clear that Soviet Russia's

The extent to which Premier Stalin, as chairman of the Polit bu-

Russia in accordance with the degree of co-operation received, This ‘appears to be just about what we are now doing.

British and American students believe that Stalin is ‘'western minded,” They believe that he is sufficiently potent to prevent less . broad - minded i Soviet leaders : from allowing . their Russia-for-Russia '- alone ideas to run away with Soviet policy, Foreign arr Commissar Vyacheslay: Molotov is not credited with Stalin's breadth of view, Since westerners rarely meet other

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Thus,” any stoppage would be purely temporary and would cost the United - States more than it

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Members of the Soviet hierarchy do not gossip about the Polit bureau’s ulra-secret proceedings. Yet “the assumption is that they are predominantly Pan-8lav, to the extent of being positively antiwestern,

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’ » ” » THE LATEST indication of the force of the Pan-Slav group is Iz- | vestia's attack on American rela- 8 tions with King Michael of Ro- § mania, . | Izvestia Is the official organ of the | Soviet government and what it prints should be just about as offi- | cial as what Stalin says. $ Yet Izvestia’s attack was an open challenge to the United States, Certainly it was not calculated to fosthe geod. relationship which, Xt 0 (RBA R It is hard to believe that Stalin | himself would approve such tactics. The same sentiments had already been communicated to the United |& States ambassador by Molotov in almost identical words and the Izvestia story could only be employed to generate feeling against us, » dl » THIS WAS not the first time Soviet agencies had appeared to dis-|3 sent from the line of businesslike | 8 but friendly co-operation which! Stalin had adopted at conferences | with American and British leaders. There were similar instances after Teheran, Yalta and his Mos~ cow meeting with Winston Churchill, Thus, the assumption must be either that Stalin had backiracked when he reported to the Polit bureat on his negotiations. Or that other Soviet leaders, who disapproved of his co-operative attitude, |& took matters into their own hands. o o LJ IN VIEW of this situation, American tactics should be fairly simple. |B Our desire is to co-operate with Russia and we cannot do so unless a similar desire dominates Russian policy, Thus, without meddling in Russia’s internal affairs, -we should strengthen the hands of any people who wish to play the game with us, by showing that it pays. Menaces or drastic action in stopping all assistance to Russia would probably only serve to strengthen the opposition, It would seem reasonable at the same time to regulate the amount of assistance given

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