Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 November 1946 — Page 17
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13, 1946 _
GOP IS WARNED OF RED’ TACTICS
Called ‘Masters of Political Mayhem’ by LaFollette.
By DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.—Republicans were warned today to be on sharp lookout against the “‘boring-from-within” tactics of those “masters of political mayhem, the Amerfecan Communists.” . . ’
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Four-Zone Division Is to 8lame, Editor Says.
The people of Germany are in & pitable condition today because of the four-zone division of their country by allied powers, according to Joseph Phillips, editor of Newsweek, who is in Indianapolis today. :
i he place nick The ig Sue 20 Te b The editor of the national news Charles M. LaFo e . Ind). We ach that, self-styled “radical” Republican, digest, who. spoke last night at a
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who supported labor and pocial legislation advocated by C. I. O.-P. A.. C. through two terms in congress. Mr, LaFollette found the Commies against him when he sought the Republican nomination for the senate. “During my campaign in Indiana for the nomination the Communist party put out handbills saying that I was just a Chamber of Commerce stooge and a worse reactionary than Senator. Willis or the successful nominee Senator-Elect Jenner,”
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Four weeks after they met in Paris, the engagement of Miss Mary Churchill (above), youngest daughter of Winston Churchill, te Capt. Christopher Soames has been announced. They expect to marry in January.
meeting of the National Industrial Advertising association, has just returned from Europe and the Paris peace conference. He said last night in an interview that the German people face a winter of starvation with inadequate shelter due to the failure of the four powers to reach an equitable decision on the management of Germany. “The Russians want a fantastic amount of reparation which is impossible. for the Germans to pro-
ol Toney said Rep. LaFollette. dite nde the present smou nt of Know Ya he Don’t ‘Want Reform by indorsing them. And they al- nl y em, : bought the old “1 went to Wisconsin to cam-|most succeeded in defeating Sen- Sees Easing of Demands
it (by way of il the Windsor . people. The et. Later when building (now he studio was
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paign for the re-election of Rep. Biemiller on the Democratic ticket. There I found the Commies were out cutting his throat, just as they did to Senator Robert M. La Follette in the Republican primary. “Over in Michigan they were out to get Rep. Frank E. Hook, despite the fact that he had a fist fight on the house floor when Rep. Rankin called him a Communist. “Every one of these men had a perfect voting record by any fair labor standards. But the Communists do not want reform. They want chaos, revolution and then world power dictated by the Kremlin.
“= Kiss of Death “S80 1 warn Republicans about them. The Moscow radio helped give Senators Guffey (D. Pa.) and
ator Kilgore (D. W, Va.) in the same manner. Z “These three senators were New Dealers. Two could be called rather good liberals or progressives, Senators Tunnell and Kilgore, but I always have had doubts about Senator Guffey’s basic liberalism. “I merely cite these cases to show that the G. O. P. in power may find
they think might hurt our country.”
WOMEN'S SOCIETY TO MEET
“But since the Paris peace conference it appears the Russians are easing their demands and may agree to raising the level of industry in accordance with wishes of the United States and Great Britain.” Mr. Phillips, who has been a
Communist bedfellows who will be member of the Newsweek ‘staff for glad to help with any program |10 years, declared he saw no signs
of impending war with the Soviet, “who are in no position to fight anyone at the present.”
Tunnell (D. Del.) the kiss of death
to All People.”
he remained until December, 1045.
A New Yorker, Mr. Phillips | The Roberts Park woman's so-|® veteran of world war II and saw ciety of Christian Service will hold [service in North Africa and Europe. an all-day meeting tomorrow. After| He received his discharge while luncheon, Mrs. Margaret Laughlin (in Russia in January, 1945, and will speak on “At Work Together” {was immediately attached to the and Mrs. John Pies on “All Things |U. 8. embassy at Moscow, where
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