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Austria began- today. Signs were that the task had scarcely started by the deadline fixed in a Soviet order for their ouster, The Russian occupation command Lannounced yesterday that the foreigners in Austria, mostly “volksdeutsche” or persons of German
descent, customs or sympathy, were:
to be expelled by 6 a. m. today. Stations Deserted °°
A wots APE NE se jet tion Deus: Austria, was fen on Government officials said they be lieved the roundup would be diffiThis was because many persons probably fled into hiding or into the other alliéd zones after the Soviet order was announced by
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radio yesterday. A government spokesman said most of the persons affected were nationals of surrounding countries D0 speak German al 1d whose sympathy dpparently Was with - the Reich}, Most of them entered Austria last year when they were ordered out of such countries as Hungary and Czec hoslovakia. The government was understood to have no objections to the general idea of moving out such. persons. But it was disconcerted and dis-
pleased by the manner in which the Russians were going about it. Officials said the overall figure included at least 6000 - persons whose status was doubtful Among them were Austrian wives, some now divorced, of Germans in Aus“tria
2d Decree in 2 Days T} Soviet order of expulsion was made public only a few hours before the deadline at 6 a. m. today. It was the second decree within two days affecting the basic life and economy of Austria: in the Red army occupation zone. The first was for the Russian seizure of all former German property in eastern Austria The three western allies protested to the Russians against the form of arbitrary repatriation involved in the order for the mass eviction. Competent observers here regarded the new Soviet order as a companion piece to the Saturday decree on. the seizure of former. German’ property. The two were believed to be interlocking, with each extent dependent on the
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0 ‘some other Trucks Awaiting Loads Red army to .be walting affected persons to load their furniture and move them out Chancellor Leopold Figl of Austria said the order probably would cause the removal of the last reserve of manpower for the coming harvest. He said the move undoubtedly was part of a pressure campaign aimed at forcing the Austrian government to sign agreements sanctioning the inroads the Russians were making on Austrian economy The Soviet expulsion order was announced vesterday. a day .after that expropriating the property in eastern Austria. Clark Investigates
Gen. Mark W. Clark, U. 8S. commander in Austria, was trving to find out what the Russians had seized or intended to take over The expropriation order was, issued by Col. ‘Gen. L. V. Kurasov, acting Red army commander in Austria. He €aid all German property in eastern Austria automatically became Soviet property on June 27 Figl called an extraordinary meeting of the national assembly
The government then will make known its attitude toward the situation, he said, and will express itself on
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Rats Kill Species
Add to the war's casualty lists a species of small wading birds that Indiana during the week-end, | has gone the way of famous but Jong-departed dodo.
|actual gunfire wiped out.a species of rail, found only on Laysan and Midway islands in the Pacific, Dr. (Dillon Ripley of th& Peabody museum of natural history here has
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Walter Durkes, 31, Peru, | drownea when he slipped and fell the conipany of American and |apolis Midget Speedway next FriWartime conditions rather than)... a deep hole while fishing In British troops were seized and 4... saturday and Sunday. Eel river near Mexico, Ind, terday His body was recovered &|aaratie port.
few hours later, American and other allled forces busting contests. Matinees are arMiss Rosemary Romine, 23, Co- used tear gas bombs to scatter deém- ranged for Saturday and Sunday a
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| announced. | onstrators t Trieste. Th {lumbia City, was drowned while a os e passes 2:30 p. m. and the fight Rats, spreading rapidly due to| nm | I of Ameérican: and British troops at 8:15 p. m, war conditions, killed off the last of SWimming in a gravel pit. near| 'were canceled in hope of avolding| The midget this species of. the smallish, stilt- Croesse, Ind, in Whitley county | {further trouble. The demonstra- | on W: 18th st, across from the 500-
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By Solence Nervies Pinal score on the animals: ous BIKINI, July 8.-—-Radiation A 150 goats and 150 pigs aboard the atomic bomb explosion ‘was iy, ships when the bomb fell, about used by Hospital Apprentice First|ip of each were killed. ‘Living Class Martin MacMahon, Philadel-qnimaly were found on every one
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waters the. bomb exploded, hermit their water supply. ‘crabs are as lively as ever among| Bikinl is a small island and poor, the coral rocks, and sea cucumbers| but the way it snubbed this world are as impurturbably torpid in the shouted event. was as princely as tide-pools, the conduct of the great towering, The only survivor from the jap | white cloud that obstructed our cruiser Sakawa Was ‘a Dig found vision of the bomb explosion and swimming In the water five hours moved no inch faster for all the {after the ship went down. I monster's roar and all our fretting.
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