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“Cloak and Dagger”

Pet Seal Dies, Leaves Estate To Hospital #

i —————————— a —————_ SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10. Oscar, pet seal of the California Academy of Seclences, used to dive for pennies. Having no pockets in his sealskin coat, he swallowed them. ‘Fhat whs whete he made his mtal mistake. One morning he was found dead on the floor of his pool. Autopsy disclosed that he had nearly four

pounds of coins in his stomach, | __

mostly pennies. These included a good many of the wartime “white pennies” which contained zine, sus-

TUESDAY, DEC. 10, 1946 -

-Into. Categories

‘Classless Russia" Has Masses Divided

Social Distance Between Servant, Banker Greater in Soviet Than in U. S.

Eugene Lyons, for six years the United Press correspondent in Soviet Russia, is an authority on its history and system. The eighth of a series of articles Mr. Lyons has written exclusively for the Scripps-Howard newspapers is published today.

By EUGENE LYONS In Boviet Russia today there Aare no servants—they are called

pected of being poisonous. Cash value of Oscar's “estate” | was $7.54. It was donated to the] San Francisco Children's hospital. |

15 Trapped Miners Are Feared Dead

WHITEHAVEN, England, Dee, 10] (U. P.).—Fifteen miners trapped yesterday by an explosion in the local coal mine were feared dead! after rescue workers recovered sev-| eral bodies in the knee-deep water near the explosion area.

- - . | grim reality of new classes in = Britain Seekin of the old. The.

| and the head of

“house-workers.” By the same logic there are also no classes—they are called “categories.” 3 Soviet leaders have announced formally that the “classless society” | has been established in their country. If you don’t want to be pushed out of your category into the category of forced labor, you don't dispute) those glad tidings, Under the ver- m— bal shenanigans, of course, is the

economic and so. cial distance between the char-

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stone, Hattiesburg, Miss., (left to right) to the final session of the American Legion |" pEpARTING — Texarkana Vie- | puis training school, The school trains young men for leadership in post, state and national |tory, Bremerhaven (troops); Santa

Legion affairs.

'THE INDIANAPOLIS

TINES eeeirmmrmren = Spires i New U. S. Tax Tables Prepared ‘Just in Case’, : Times Special WASHINGTON, Deo. 10~Presi-

120 per cent personal income tax cut

Yet the bureau of internal revenue is working out new withholding tax tables to be used in case it does become law. 3 Minnesota's Harold Knutson (R), who'll be house ways and means chairman, still insists it will be 4 passed and be retroactive to Jan, % 1, 1947, at that. However, wise tax- TAKE payers won't count those chickens until they begin to gather moss.

r 4 LJ Copyright, 1948, by The Indiatapolis Times Paid ‘The Chicago Daily News, Ino. § i ) TABLETS

Troop Ships Arrive fo NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (U. P.).— FOR PERIODIC PAIN 8hip movements scheduled in New| | York harbor today: Buy xurs at drug counters.

: rg re COLLEGE SESSION—V. M, Armstrong, past national vice commander of the | ARRWING — Santa Margarita,| S5jerous sample. just send your nam American Legion, welcomes Bruno Bertucci, Highland Park, Ill., and Charles J. John- | Valparaiso; Elgin Victory, Bremer- 2, 31 Rehan Ave, io Ti

haven (troops).

Monica, Caribbean; Falstria, Copen- & hagen,

woman and the } banker, between the bookkeeper

Utilities ‘Are Asked Surrender Price

: By GEORGE WELLER and the officer in Times Foreign Correspondent Be ghmy, 5 4 ; LONDON, Dec. 10—With coal Rhy Ses oo Mr. Lyons Juice, the Bank of England and . g-range communications already America. in the governmental bag, Britain's Lower Class Obedient Socialist cabinet today reached out The upper classes are more ar- for control of power and electricity. rogant; the lower more servile and| Fuel Minister Emmanuel Shin-| obedient, if only because there is well asked 365 municipal electrical | no tradition of democracy to soften utilities what amount they would the relationship. take to surrender their enterprises The bureaucratic government has |to the state. a sort of passion for classifying] The estimated value of Britain's| people. Ranging from the lowliest [power industry is $4,000,000,000, that | unskilled laborer to the powerful is $500,000,000 less than the railofficials, managers, police and mili- {road and highway transport com-; tary officers, the categories are|panies which the government is marked by wide difference in in-|aiming to take over in the gigantic | come, just as in capitalist countries. [transport bill now pending. In 1043, the press proudly an- Resistance Uncertain nounced the first “proletarian| Implications of Britain's directed | millionaire,” : colle¢tivism are beginning to be Privileggs Count Most realized, - but ‘resistance from the conservatives is still formless and

the trust, between the private

118° a hundred times more true in | hydraulic waterpower, both of tlese | a police state : {industries are dependent on coal WN . The privilege of buying in special | She government RirSwiy io) {shops for high officials, for instance, [EHS hn | he Re o o D 2 = ican hardly be reckoned in cash | : 8 oa pres, : a : : F# wi 4|under conditions of chronic goods [p."*% SHH WCE ORNGC PY os of A. TODDLERS’ ROBES. Cotton blanket H. 1-PC. SNOW SUITS, Toasty warm suits, shortages. [ SacIpaliL Ss, ace RE cloth checked robes. Sizes2to 6. 1.85 . easy to put on. (Bonnet to match, 69c.) Ww The old Marxist ideal of social |th¢ railroads, have lost their priv- 4.98 { : ! . ~ 7 "lilege of buying free coal in the * . Andrews Restaurant | and economic equality was ex-| i : i B. ROBE & BOOTEE SETS. Cotton blanket : will present [pressed in the formula: “From each be", METAL and feel their bargain- cloth. Dainty pink or blue shades. 1.98 J. HONEYCOMB SHAWLS. All wool. 42" I r {according to his ability, to each ac- | : % : ? x48”, Hand knotted fringe. White, pink : i : " Doing His Best | ; ’ ge. » P Indianapolis with a {ome bo iS Nest oo era Mr. Shinwell is doing his best to C. BOOTEE SETS. Extra fine knit. All Weel or blue, 3.95 : 4 make the drive toward nationaliza- | imming. Hand made. CHRISTMAS PRESENT! | so to sail tor preaching such | {oo Corus” tough, at firs =o hand embroidered trimming Hp K. COTTON CREEPERS. Scientifically de- | S e ianism.” i en y eS | De . WATCH FOR SPECIAL | "The Stalin constitution spells out refuted iy power Sopalties re- | : Signed for more diaper room. 6 os 1 ANNOUNCEMENT | the new princi: “ram sch se. Ws ih indepenent hours beg, FLANNELETTE SACQUES. Trimmed your. cording to his ability, to each| hi OE Sl minis with pink or blue. Crocheted edging. Em- L. INFANTS’ DRESSES. White batiste with . — | according to his work.” 8 panies, the fuel minister | broldered 29¢ : . i Open gL N 0 7 i N Pay Boies V is now willing to entertain®this re- roldered. . tueking or embro dery. 8-inch hems.-1.35 —— lo | — S Yary quest. : . ANTS’ SWE RS: | ' Even as a target to shoot at,| The government wants a hargain E. 2-PC. SNOW SUITS. Watey repellent gab- M. INF ; ATE Al wool ! Coat (Closed on Sunday) equality was abandoned more than in confiscation, for it proposes cnly | ardine, Tan or pink. Fur collar. 7.90 or pullagas styles. Sizes 1 to 3. Witte i“ " {15 years ago. The gulf between!to paying off outstanding loans. . pink or biue. . ONLY 12 “SLOPPING" | che richest and tne poorest 1s by this| Uriities directors. including many |3¢ F. ABDOMINAL BINDERS. White cotton N. EARY BOY. SUITS. Fine eotton Joi (time gerater than in the United socialist town officials, say that this | with stitched edges. 7 0 29e 6s suits. Made in shoulder losing stvle. 2.98 DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS. States. The rich, it is true, are not proposal allows them nothing in| re ¢ § siyle. a We're’ sparking. of ihe WEATHRN 18 ¥ieh 36 Amerie but the poor| return for the payment of past| G. BUNNY ESMOND BLANKETS. All cot- 0. CRAWLABOUTS. Broadcloth or seerand not ‘the careful, aitentive serv || oorer. debts, which they have been able ton. Satin bound. Nursery designs. 36 sucker. Double bib. Blue or rose. Small, ice of our capslile Waitresses} | If you were an average worker|to achieve by economical uperation . : HEAVEN FORBID {in a Kharkov or Stalingrad factory, | ——— — x50", 2.3) medium, large. 1.00 sen | the S8takhanovites or pace-setters, in|

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“totali More important in a ‘to alitarlan | =o otn.

setup are the immense differences When Socialist leaders began by

{in privileges. In a dictatorship, in-| L i i {fluence is often a more valuable | Rationalizing Stal, they Sree de {medium of exchange than money. | 8 Pn i 8 & oclrc

in any country it's not what you |Pover and transport companies. tknow but whom you know, but this |

With Britain relatively poor in|

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|your shop might earn four or five Autonomous Proposal

times what you do. But workers in |n Turkestan Denied | other categories would be making NANKING. Dec. 10 (U. P)

half or one-third as | a . as much a8 YOU. satholic Archbishop. Paul Yu Pin,

The . director; including .(fpokesman for the national assembly

{ | T | ; { bonuses. might draw dow S of | presidium, _yesterday denied that g OWE 13 of 2 inkiang tribal delegates had sub-

thous bles / housand rubles in a_mopth when|, ited a proposal to establish an

/our pay envelo contained { : FY Pe onlay 100, , utonomous east Turkestan republic.

i . The spokesman also - denied reDirector Lives Well [ports that Tibetan delegates were Money income, however, would asking constitutional guarantees ibe the least of the director's ad-| preserving the present Tibetan theo- |

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(vantages. While your family lived cratic government. {in one foul room or in an in-| {sanitary shack, the director's fam-|ryples a month, a lieutenant 1000 lly would occupy a spacious apart-| rubles, a colonel 2400. “The ratio [ment or a private house, attended|petween the pay of a private and by servants—that is to say, house-|q Jjeytenant in Russia is thus 1 to workers—at the factory's expense.) 100, whereas in the American army While you trudged to work orij;is1 to 3. { fought your way into a bus, he/ The famous rest homes and va-| would have several cars and chauf- cation resorts in Russia are run in| feurs at his constant disposal. {the name of the workers; a few Such class differences run through | getually go there as special reward | every department of Soviet life. On for some service, But in the main [trains and’ poats there are four | they are occupied by the manjclasses. In factories and offices agerial and technical elite, there are three and sometimes four | Free education in the secondary (categories of restaurantz — clean, | schools and colleges of Russia was | well stocked ones for the managerial abandoned by decree of Oct. 2, 1940. gentrp, middling ones for the lower The same decree provided that chil- | officials, squalid and badly stocked .dren unable to afford higher edu- | ones for the masses. | cation were subject to four years! Classes Perpetuated | compulsory labor service on leaving

| The right of inheritance has been | school.

| restored, which tends to perpetuate | The percentage of workers’ and

: : peasants’ children in the higher the new classes. Income taxes are| cools has been falling fast.

; With every year the new ecojPPes Drekers: uct: higher In the| nomic and social differences tend to Ackets. Interest income On| aren more surely into permanent tax-free government bonds is about | classes twice as high as in the United .

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