Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1946 — Page 5

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* GEN. CARLSON, o NL ROBESON © LEADING MOVE

Ask Withdrawal ‘In Order] To Let Chinese Solve Own Problems.

By FREDERICK WOLTMAN Scripps-Howard Staff Writer NEW YORK, Sept. 13—Beginning Sept. 22, the nation will be on the receiving end of a propaganda barrage to “get out of China,” spearheaded by a famous marine hero, Brig. Gen. Evans F, Carlson (ret.), and a celebrated baritone, Paul Robeson,

For one week “get-out-of-China”| speeches and publicity releases will pour forth, demanding that American troops and supplies be withdrawn at once in order to “let the Chinese solve their own problems.” The sponsor of this nationwide drive, the national committee to win-the-peace, is a Communist front. The campaign is to be a prelude for a national conference on China and the Far East in San Francisco Oct. 18, also to be headed by Gen Carlson and Mr; Robeson. Directives went out Mondays to win-the-peace chapters in 35 cities detailing ‘six steps for whipping up national interest. Ome is to- approach local Y. M. C. A, Y. W.C. A, church, trade union and National Citizens P. A, C. groups and secure credentials from them for delegates to the San Francisco conference, in the probable event they do not send delegates of their own. No Tito Criticism {

Gen. Carlson and Mr. Robeson are political figures-4n their own ‘right. Three weeks ago, after the two unarmed army transports were shot down in Yugoslavia and five Ameri-|jcan Peace Mobilization stand-bys, can airmen killed, they issued alamong them Reps. Vito Marcan-“win-the-peace” blast, throwing all| tonio and Hugh De Lacy, Joseph the blame on the United States. | Curran, Prederick ‘V. Field, New Their joint statement contained | York Councilman Eugene Connolly, no criticism for the Tito regime. { Julius Emspack and Canada Lee. It's hardly likely the “get-out-of-| j.ct ac A Pp. M. beat the drum China” week promoters will adver- | r,. Russia's foreign office during tise the fact ‘that their committee | }.q Hitler-Stalin non-aggression is a revival of the Communist-cre- pact, the win-the-peace crowd fave

gone all out for the Soviet Union's which went out of business right current world aspirations. after Hitler invaded Russia. | Their current China venture, one” Up to that’ fimie the organization lof the principal planks in.the Com-| did its best to sabotage America’s nists' platform, would, of course, defense program and foreign poli- | lgive Russia a free hand in China. cies by fomenting strikes and pick- | Mr. Robeson plugged hard for eting the White House, {peace while Hitler was over-run-Boost Soviet Aspirations {ning Europe. His son is being edu-

NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST SUMMARY: An Atlantic hurricane, about 150 miles wide, was reported just north of the Bahama Islands this morning. ‘| -Its predicted: position further north of the Bahamas for 7:30 p. m, Friday, is plotted on the FOTOCAST. The storm is small, but intense, as is usual with tropical storms of this type. The

reported at from 50 to 65 miles: and the hurricane is expected to move in a general northeasterly direction (see directional arrow over storm symbol) at near 15 miles per hour. Shipping and coast areas within 500 miles have been issued warnings, though the

the committee and its national “get out-of-China” week are old Amer-

The national director of Win-the- cated in the Soviet Union and Mr. |

Peace, Abbot Simon, a former young Robeson has never tried to. conceal Communist leaguer, helped organize the fact that he is a Communist. the ‘American Peace Mobilization| Gen. Carlson and participated in pl White | House picketing. The executive secretary of the |

various left wing groups besides the win-the-peace movement. He Win-the-Peace New York head- sponsored the young Communist quarters is Dan Wells, who presided | league, now called American youth over the so-called Chicago peace for democracy. congress that initiated American | Peace Mobilization. | gress, a merger of the International ‘Many of the ingividuals backing ! Labor - Defense, official legal arm

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action in'the skles over Europe and 1 Asia.” Secretary Wallace in his foreign policy remarks said: ONE: “We should recognize that we have no more business in the political affairs of eastern Europe {than Russia has in the political | affairs of Latin America, western | Europe and the United States, TWO: “The British imperialistic policy in the Near East alone, com- | bined with Russian retaliation, would lead the United States straight’ to war unless we have a clearly-defined and realistic policy|

Er AFFECTED AREA lof our own,

Wallace to Speak At Kokomo, Oct. 23°

KOKOMO, Ind. Sept..13 (U. P.). --Raymond Gilbert, Howard coun-

at sea. Cool, New York, New England, the Upper Ohio Valley and the Lake

the New England states will have

frost, which will be heavy in i Maine, High pressure dominates the

country east of the Continental extreme southeast.

| some cloudy conditions in the | south and middle Atlantic states. This same air circulation at higher altitudes will cause showers along the seaboard. The mid-Gulf states, also California and Nevada, will enjoy fair

'of the Communist party, and the National Federation for Constitutional Liberties, which the depart‘ment of justice termed a “Com~ munist transmission belt.” Recentlv he became vice-chairman of National Citizens P. A. C. and he has spoken for the independent citizens committee of the arts, sciences and professions,

Charge U. S. Domination

In announcing the ‘wind-up San Francisco. conference, Gen. Carlson said Harry Bridges, west coast C. I. O. longshoremen’s president, was {one of the sponsors, As another he | named Robert W. Kenny, attorney general of California. Win-the-Peace organized its New York branch by advertising in the | Communist party Daily Worker, urging the paper’s readers to “elect delegates” to the initial “Win-the- | Peace conference” or ‘to “come as an ‘individual ” The first meeting charged America and Great Britain with concocting a fantastic “master plan” to “encircle and crush the Soviet Unien and thereby establish wor'd

| domination.” He jnitiated the Civil Rights con-|

New York Magistrate Anna M. Kross was elected permanent chairman.

Warm, moist air aloft will cause |

fair weather is promised |

region, northern New York and |

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hurricane is expected to blow out weather, while the balance of the nation not mentioned in preceeding paragraphs cloudy.

Moist ocean air passing .east-

As ) Cy . chairman of the Indiana Demo-|©f ll nations” in two or three by ward over the Rockies Will again Mr. Wallace indorsed .the candi- means that Russia t be assured ..o¢io speakers’ committee. | means of immigration, result in afternoon and. evening |dacy of Senator James M. Mead for that never again d. German in- - as He emphasized that Peru and thunderstorms. or ‘showers. {governor of New York and former dustry be converted Into military | Latin American” countries

The showers indicated for the extreme northwest coast

sult from prefrontal activity in | “The Republican party.” he said, United States mwPe certain that —Two more persons were killed and | ————————— that area. “is the party of economic nation- Russia's GermaryPolicy will not eight were injured during sporadic/ UNDERNOURISHED PEOPLE No active front condition pre- |alism and political isolation—and as become a tool J Russian design riotifg yesterday, bringing the total | WASHINGTON.~During soe ) vails east of the Rocky moun- [such is as anachronistic as the dodo against westernfurope.” deaths in 12 days of fighting 104248. called. normal times, two-thirds of : tains, except in parts of the Da- (and as certain to disappear.” The former fe 'President de- Seven hundred thirty-eight have! the people in the world are undege kotas. I Mr, Wallace declared that “Re- clared that Russians should been Injured. _hourished.

publican foreign economic policies! stop teach# that their form = carried into action would mean dis-|communispmust, by force if neces- IN 10 ASSNE aster for the nation and the world.” |sary, ultin$ely triumph over demo- * “Governor (Thomas E.) Dewey] cratic casalism—while we should hfs expressed himself as favoring|close owears to those among us REF EE alliance of mutual defense with|who wid bave us believe Wai Great Britain as the key.to our|Russif/communism and our free | foreign policy,” he said. “This may | ente se system cannot live, i ’ {sound attractive because we both wit fhe oder, mn a profitable and Delegates Meet to Set Up speak the same language and many | pr P (of our customs and traditions have| en dealing with the Soviet “the | Machinery. the same historical background. | to" We get the tougher the | ] Moreover, to the militaty men, the ns will get. | LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., Sept. 13 [British Isles are our advance air ussia must be convinced that | (yu, P.).—The United Nations social . bases against Europe , , . but to W#'® NOL planning for war against and economic council began spades make Britain the key to our for- if And we must be certain that|work on a new international refugee eign policy would be, in my opinion, fin ls nok carrying oy territorial ganization today. .» sic wor omination the height of folly. Reh native. Communists faith. | The 18 delegates to the economie Wants Pact With Russia \ fly feflowing every twist and turn | COuncil met as a committee of the | “The real peace treaty we Nowy the Moscow party line. But in| Whole to set up machinery for take , need is between the United States), competition, we must insist on 8 over UNRRA's displaced persons and Russia. . . . We may not lig, opén door for trade throughout program. : | what Russia does in eastern Europ the world. There will always be i The project promised to produce | Her type of land reform, iricusta | declogien conflict—but that 15 no{® deres of arguments, but the deles expropriations, and suppression? | reason why diplomats cannot work gates were agreed on the need for basic liberties offends the 'q out a basis for both systems. t "| speedy arrangements to resettle the majority of the people ofthe CC EO sae po sige V¢ (estimated one .million still homeless United States. But whether wlike : wor : Side by side. persons displaced by the war. The it or not the Russians will § 10 council hopes to agree on an ine socialize their sphere of Be terim commission which will take - . Just as we try to democra$ our] over the job when UNRRA fol > AIR | THREE: “Only the United Na- sphere of influence. This®Pplies June 30, unless a permanent 4s up flow tions should have atomic bombs. 4155 to Germany and Jap We (national refugee group is functione fount ae hited nations | are striving to democrati Japan} ling by that time. shou ave con ro 0 1e sirategl~ and u a , mn r= . |cally located air bases with which | many, P Jvea St Sumy to so-|'Y Democratic chairman, said to- Von Ste Meio Apes the U, 8. and’ Britain have en-!a)ize eastern Germany. | day that Secretary of Commerce | He said the draft constitution of the circled the world. | “As for Germany we nst recog-i Henry A. Wallace will speak at Ko-! refugee organization implies that FIVE: “Ne nation should be al- nie that an equitd “ettlement, oo Oct. 23, | the problem will ‘remain Tor 10 or lowed to spend on its military estab- based on & unified AMAD nation, Mr. Gilbert aald the. sneasarsent| 15 Vears when actuallv FPG {lishment more than perhaps 15 per is absolutely essenti to Any last- was confirmed by Frank Finney, be ee “with the co-operation cent of its budget. | ing European.’ sethwent. This o

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