Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 January 1946 — Page 11

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By LEIGH WHITE Times Foreign vice BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Jan. 3.~ The Danube has become a Russian river, . The Soviets give every evidente of planning to keep it so, regardless of American and British plans for restoring its preLE war status as an 0% international waterway. From 10 to 14

barges, carrying i an average of 600 tons of booty each, pass Belgrade every day. They are on their way E to Russia. » According to re Mr. White liable sources here, no less than 25000 radio sets {and 20,000 automobiles have gone |down the river from central Europe /in the six-month period ending Dec, 1.

{| In addition to’ such items, the [barges have been carrying bed|steads, refrigerators and other

The loot is mostly private property {of Austrians and Hungarians, but ugh.of if is. Czechoslovakian and ugoslavian property, as well. ’

{lieved to have removed more than {1,000,000 tons of loot from central {Europe by shipping it down the { Danube. ’ | How many millions of tons of | “reparations” have been similarly removed from the Balkan countries lis anybody's guess. A large percentage.of the barges never come back. Instead, they are “kept in Russia for service on -the Den and Volga rivers. The barges, {like their cargoes. are considered by {the Russians to be legitimate tro{phies of war,

: | Formerly the property of one or

jinouhes of the Danubian countries, the barges have since been re- | painted and given Russian’ names. | They now fly the Soviet flag. | Volga boatmen, imported from | Russia: ‘to operate them, live off the land in whatever country they hap{pen to be.

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THERE'S JUST ONE THING you really want to know about an instant coffee: ‘Will it taste as good as my favorite ground coffee?”

WE COULD TAKE a lot of words to tell you, but it’s shorter this way. Either Borden has got it—or the treat’s on us.*

"THE REASON is simple. Borden's is real coffee! Wonderful coffee. Nothing but coffee. “A special Borden process seals in every bit of roaster-fresh flavor — without the addition of non-coffee ingredients.

‘YOU GET all the convenience of the instant form. No pot. No grounds. No wait. No waste.

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House Ven Act on Loan First

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 (U.P). vil depend on legislation requiring The hotisé of represetitatives, which simple majorities of both houses. has been demanding a greater voice| With either method, the house in forelyn policy matters, may get eventually would have to approprichunce to pass on the pro-|ate thé necessary money. For that posed $4,400000000 U. ‘8. loan to|reason, officials believe it may be today. |best to put the proposal before the house fixst. How soon the loan proposal will be presented to congress is up to President Truman. :

‘The administration, it was said, does not plan to handle the loan as a treaty which requires two-thirds vote of only the senate. Instead, it

MAY GIVE SOLONS TT pi TIME TO CAMPAIGN TERE ios

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 (U. P.)— Congressional leaders, it was learned today, “are seriously considering al proposal to give the lawmakers more time off from their official re during this congressional election year. The plan calls for a recess ffom June through the November elec tions. It would be the longest recess for congress since Pearl Harbor.

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