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By LUDWELL "DENNY Scripps-Howard Stat Writer

LONDON, Oct. 80.—There is growing public pressure

here for .the government to. Franco Spain. Unless the British delega-~ tion at the United Nations meeting takes advantage of the made by Secretary General Trygve Lie for international measures, the cabinet here will uffer in parliament and in the ‘country. Between the tory group on the right, which wants nothing done until a new monarchy under Prince Juan can be substituted for Franco, and the small Communist and fel-low-traveler faction on the extreme left, is a large decisive middle

group. This middle group has become increasingly critical of the government’s do-nothing policy. 3 Last ‘week's unexpectedly large vote on the Spanish issue by the Trades Union Congress, parent and chief financial backer of the labor party, probably is representative of the attitude of the government party. Fear Russ Might Profit While a general blunderbus resolution, pro-Russian and anti-Ameri-an, was defeated by a three-to-two argin, a specific Spanish resolu~ on carried four to one. The resolution demanded that Britain break diplomatic and economic relations with Franco. Hitherto Prime Minister Attlee and Foreign Secretary Bevin have been able to postpone a party revolt on this issue. They have done this by verbally condemning Franco but at the same time explaining They desire to unseat the Fascist regime

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against Franco are several fears. One is that Russia, whose fifth column is most active in Spain, would profit at the expense of the people in event of civil war. This apprehension is shared by WashingAnother fear is that non-Com-munist Republican parties are too divided by personal jealousies and rival panaceas to offer the muchdesired stable and practicable alternative government to totalitarian rule by Fascists or Reds. The same doubt exists in Washington, Opportunity for UN Boycott Moreover, the London government thinks Britain cannot afford to sacrifice esseritial iron ore imports from Spain — not to mention the Spanish market for British exports. A grave steel shortage exists here, gpardizing the re-stabilization and covery program.

might reduce the British iron and steel production by 15 per cent. Thus for many reasons, Mr. Attlee and Mr, Bevin are unlikely” now to take action in the name of Britain alone against Franco, as demanded by the Trades Union congress. But the question is whether they will move for international boycott of Fascist Spain. That is the opportunity offered by the United Nations machinery. There is not the same danger of

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TEEN-AGER HEAD WARNS CHILDREN

Teen Canteen members were cautioned today to “have fun at their Halloween parties throughout the city tonight but don’t destroy property or indulge ‘in ‘kid-like’ vandalism.” The word of caution came from Marvin Snodgrass, president of the city Teen Canteen council, as clubs made final préparations for parties tonight. The Irvingteens will dance to music of Jack Shannon and his band in a “blue jean hop” directed by Benny Brown, Davy Holtsclaw, Tom Dwyer, Roy Virt and Harry Stewart. A Badie Hawkins day dance will be held by the Boggieville group at First Presbyterian church gymnasjum, directed by Basil Zilson. Eagle Creek teenagers will hold a “juke box jump” and the Southside Smoothies will dance at Southside center following a greased pole climbing contest. Keystone Kanteen will hold a frolic at Keystone Community center. Others scheduled include a spook party by Bug-A-Boo Inn at Rhodius, and parties at Hill, Northwestern and Douglas centers.

6, I 'VIGILANTES' WILL GUARD POLLS

A G, IL election vigilant committee has been formed at Marion county Semocratic headquarters to investigate complaints and irFuuaities at the polls here Tues-

WY los C. Erbecker, secretary of the Democratic committee, said teams of war veterans will be on duty from the time the polls open until they close at 6 p. m. to investigate complaints of irregularities:

: ¥ “We intend to see that no person! |qualified to vote is denied the privilege of catsing a ballot,” he said. “We do not want a repetition of the | 1944 election when thousands of, people were turned away at the polls because of some irregnularity.”

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One of the many Sadie Hawkins day parties being planned throughout Indianapolis will be held at Warren Central. high school gym tomorrow night, several days ahead of schedule. Sadie Hawkins day officially is set for Nov. 9 and other groups and the city park and recreation department's community centers will stage parties that night. The Warren Central event, set for 8:30 p. m., also will honor the school’s football team. Prizes will be awarded for students best portraying the Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae characters in The Times’ Li'l Abner comic strip, Heading the committees at Warren Central are: Tickets, Elaine Weddell; publicity, Betty McKenzie; refreshments, Ruth Wukasch: decorations, Phillip Krug; team hosts, Eugene Reeves and Beverly McClintick.

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