Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1945 — Page 8

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L Moderates Will Control Because Danes Fear Russia.

By EDWARD P. MORGAN Times Foreign Service COPENHAGEN, Oct. 24.—One of the fascinating peculiarities about Denmark today is that, while many Danes confess abiding fear of Russia, they predict that the left will win the national elections on Oct. 30. It is expected, however, that the Social Democrats will gain far more than the Communists and that the swing will be moderate, not extreme, like that of the Labor party victory in England. Denmark fears Russia on the ground that the Soviets did not make their intentions clear toward western Europe, and what they fear, whether true or false, about state affairs in eastern Europe heightens their anxiety, 4 Copenhagen Nervous

“We would like to think that Russia has no sinister motives,” a former member of the Danish underground told me, “but Moscow is making it very hard to believe.” Other Danes classified the failure of the London foreign ministers conference as a major tragedy indicating that the Big Three could not get along, and opined that now it would be just a matter of time before the United States. and the

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ES . Local Man Back, Waits Discharge

AFTER SERVING 14 months in the air transport: command in the Pacific, Capt. Roderic Lee Boling, 4450 Marcy Lane, has returned to this ; country and #f. now is at Camp Atterbury awaiting dis « charge, Capt. Boling was one of three @ of the first flight surgeons ’ to receive the air medal in the army air corps. He has one oak

Capt. Boling leaf cluster for 1200 hours of

flights evacuating patients and has seven battle stars. He entered Tokyo five days after V-J day. Before entering the service in July, 1942, Capt. Boling: had an office at 38th st. and Keystone ave. His wife, Mrs. Ninabelle Boling, and their three children live at the Marcy Lane address.

A-BOMB TEST ON SHIPS CONSIDERED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (U, P.). —The navy is considering using vessels of the captured German and Japanese fleets in atomic bomb tests, the United Press was informed today. Over-age United States vessels also may be used instead of being scrapped. Both the army and the navy want to know what the atomic

Soviet Union were at war, i Russian occupation of the Danish | island of Bornholm, just now terminating, has made Copenhagen extremely nervous. You can hear all sorts of stories about how badly the Red army troops behaved themselves there, but you must make elbow room for exaggeration. Denmark still has trouble with Quislings, Only a few days ago 2 Col. Riis, one of the chief figures of the underground during the German occupation, was assassinated in | Jutland as reprisal for criminal action against Danish Nazis. Territorial Problem There is a territorial problem here, too, with which any new government may have to wrestle—the question of Schleswig-Holstein, about half of which remained Ger-

day, when the United States army returned the Lion of Isted, historic Danish war monument, from Berlin, King Christian X remarked that it should eventually go back to its original location at Flensburg—, which is now in Germany. The press interpreted his words as a demand that the German part of Schleswig-Holstein be returned to Denmark. 2 Many Danes, however, argue that the acquisition of this territory, now thoroughly Germanized, would be a constant source of trouble,

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PRINCETON, Oct. 24 (U. P)—| Nicholas D. Katzenbach of Princeton left college as a junior to join the air forces. | He was shot down over the Medi~ terranean and spent 15 months in a prison camp. During that time he read 400 books—134 of them textbooks—supplied by the Y. M. C, A.| He read the Bible from cover to cover twice. Princeton university deemed enough study for any senior course, He was awarded his bachelor of arts degree here yesterday. COMMUNITY CENTER PLANS OPEN HOUSE Open house will be held at the Riley Community center, 801 Oliver ave, at 7:45 p. m. Monday. Miss Helen Bancroft, director, and| Miss Lola Pfeifer, supervisor, are sponsoring the gathering. | Jacquie ‘Sue Loffland will dance accompanied by Madeline Smith, | and the Riley Junior Miss club] chorus will sing. Also the Shag] Shanty canteen quartet, comprised | of Charles Hart, Eugene Vjles, Lon-| nie Carter and Bud Law§ will be

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ATOMIC RESEARCH

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Oct. 24. ~ Indiana university is among the eight middle-western universities which have been invited by the University of Chicago to join forces in their study of atomic physics, Indiana university's representative will be Dr. Allan C. G. Mitchell, head of the department of physics, who was the college’s principal representative in the development of the atomc bomb.

the program are: Illinois Institute of Technology, University of Illinois, Towa State college, University of Minnesota, University of Notre Dame, University of Wisconsin and

Washington university. Prof. Raymond E. Zirkle, who was given a leave of absence from

phases of the atomic bomb development, has been appointed by the University of Chicago to head its new Institute of Radiobiology and Biophysics.

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SERVICE COMPANY TO REDEEM SHARES

Northern Indiana Public Service Co. yesterday was granted permis. sion by the securities and exchange

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