Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1946 — Page 9

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10 VISIT GREECE

‘May Deter Violence After Election. |

NAPLES, Aug. 27 (U. P.).—The| aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roose- | velt will lead a strong American | naval force into Greek ports next week—just after the Greek plebiscite | Sunday on the return of King

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Rocket Society President Foretells of Future on Moon

By EDWARD ELLIS the key to inter-planetary trade, United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Aug. 21—R. L. Farns- he said, but it may become a mat- | worth said today the U. 8. should ter of military necessity. The power (step lively and occupy the moon if|that holds the moon, he said, will it wants to be the No. 1 power of (be able to bomb any point on the the atomic age, . earth's surface. Mr, Farnsworth, president of the| “The German V-2 rocket which United States Rocket Society, Inc. devastated Britain during the war said that the “power that controls) achieved a velocity of 1'4 miles per the moon will for many ages con- second,” he said. “This is the estrol the far-flung trade of the solar | cape velocity from the moon. This system.” means that with rockets already

the technical problems of moonward rockets, he said, he has turned his attention to the commercial and {military aspects, He sald he could build a mancarrying rocket within two years, if he had the money, - “Think of the benefits that will {accrue to the American businessman (and to the American people if we | Americans are first on the moon,” | he said. “Here at our cosmic doorstep, now | {atomically available, is a tréve of} | riches more vast than those ever {concelved of by explorers of the past. | “The moon is an unmined world. {On the moon, power can well be

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1] on So oot [the Mediterranean, made the anout them down. Simple when you nouncement the warships would i io, ami Candy fers | visit Greek ports from Sept. 5 to 9. THE WM. H. BLOCK CO. Remain for Five Days | . de RE DRUG STORES The carrier Roosevelt originally — Tear Out This Ad as a Reminder |had been scheduled to move from ff '| Naples, where it arrived today, to} Malta. I ———————————— | Today's announcement, however, lsaid the carrier, the light cruiser ) | Little Rock and the destroyers Cone, New and Corry would lay off

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days after the plebiscite. . Simultaneously the destroyers Noa and Warrington will visit Salonika, in the area of which the Greek government recently has been troubled by rebel bands, Might Discourage Violence Presence of the warships in .the two Greek ports might deter post- | election violence. | (However, Acting Secretary of | State Dean Acheson said in Wash-

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State Size | ington that there is no political sigI nificance in the visit. He described [the trip as one devoted entirely to courtesy and goodwill) Informed quarters sald the | “courtesy” call would be made after {the plebiscite to prevent any {charges that the United States was trying to influence the outcome of | the voting. | The spokesman said the state department would have some 70 informal observation teams in Greece to watch for election irregularities, | at the Greek government's request.

REDS SEE ‘REPRISAL DRIVE ON CHANGTEH /%

PEIPING, Aug. 27 (U. P).—Communist headquarters today reported | 854 the start of what it termed “an all- |{%i out reprisal” attack against Chan-|% teh, Communist stronghold and capital of Jehol province. The announcement said the drive Iwas in accord with a recent gov-

ernment ultimatum threat to seize one of Communist China's three main cities—Yenan, Kalgan or Chengteh—unless the Communists lifted the siege of Tatung. A Communist spokgsman, however, denied a report in the newspaper Hsin Min Pao that the A) ‘Communists had yielded to the Y Nationalist ultimatum and called " x) off the siege. l “There is no longer any doubt,” the spoeksman said, “that the Nationalists have decided to make their ruthless reprisal attack against Chengteh. A total of seven Na- | tionalist armies are in southern and {eastern Jehol and converging on Chengteh.” : The Communist spokesman |charged that “the new Nationalist FR.9622 attack is part of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's plan for a =~ China-wide civil war.”

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