Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1946 — Page 15

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MONDAY, DEC. =» 1048

550 | Routed in Hotel Fire at Louisville >

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U.; The blaze, discovered early yesP). ~The 15-story ks Po; terday, was confined to two rooms. |room directly below the fire hung But / the heavy smoke which out the window and threatened tq a [spread through the hotel caused |jump. Firemen persuaded her to

in downtown Louisville was for business today following

One woman in an eighth floor

minor fire in a ninth-floor suite [panic among the guests. Scores remain where she. was until they which routed 550 guests and em- raced to windows and shouted for [could get a ladder to her.

ployees. assistance.

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MARY'S LAMB

Little: white lamb on red wooden wheels to pull along

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Other guests used the elevators.

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PUSH-AWAY Bright blocks rattle in a wooden cage as baby

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WASHINGTON,

American financial

with the Chinese Communists Ww are in rebellion

chief of the office of Far Eastern affairs in the

marks.

because of the C situation.

Mr. Vincent, who

was no suggestion toward the Chiang detailed statement American relations. pointed toward the

war.

and China.

Union had joined a “unified under the national broad participation

tional government, tion of civil strife.”

viet Union d

that government.

Bulgaria.

Since that time,

"THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

U. S.. Still nsisting On Chiang Coalition With Chinese Reds

Truman Indicates Further Financial Aid | .~ From U. S. Depends on ‘Unification’: .

ican policy toward China makes it clear that the United States still is insisting that the national government be broadened by forming a coalition with the Chinese Communists. This is what is meant by “unification.” It was to be inferred from the President's

withheld from China unless Chiang of the treaty of friendship and ale Kai-shek reached an understanding liance signed between the two gov-

Mr. Vincent's position in fact was is the signal’ from Moscow. In reinforced by the President's indi- that event, cation that the $500 million credit throwing their w-~'~ht - earmarked by the export-import presumably will be backing out of bank for China might be withheld the picture, leaving u.e

Mr. Truman did not go as far as

the Chinese government as undemocratic and corrupt, but there ‘Favor Statehood

“united, democratic China,” little recognition given to China's contribution toward winning they, favor of statehood, and 6822

Situation Has Changed The President seemed to take care Killed by Rifle

to distinguish between the Chinese people and their government, even | Wrapped as Present in giving recognition to the "tradi tional friendship between the U. 8. Mrs. Alice Kunzman, 43, was smiling

To make his position clear, Mr.|prother's Christmas gift—a .22Truman recalled that on Dec. 27,| calibre rifle he had long wanted. 1945, the spokesmen for the United States, Britain and the Soviet sending a bullet into her neck. She

their agreement “as to the need for|i, a hospital. and democratic China government, with

elements in all branches of the na-

But he ignored the point that a Ict of water has gone over the dam since last December. War of Nerves

We have learned that te the So-

munism, and that “participation by democratic elements” in a government means Communist control of

principles expressed in similar terms were implemented by the Soviets in Poland, Yugoslavia, Romania and

By PARKER LA MOORE y Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

Dec. 23.—President Truman's statement on Amer-

statement that further

aid would be;

ernments at our behest in August, 1945, the Russians have conducted a war of nerves against Generalissimo OChiang's government, and openly have encouraged the Communists in their fight to divide the country. Thus, while we have moved toward a firm position in our attitude toward Russian expansion in Europe, in China we appear to have reverted to a policy of Russian op peasement.

Mr. La Moore

They

{undoubtedly will do that, if that

as the Russians he~in

hinese internal for them to-win control over China's *|400 million. people.

has somiommes| Alaska Residents

of friendliness | JUNEAU, Alaska, Dec. 23 (U. P). regime in his|._ Alaska residents voted three to of Chinese-|two in favor of statehood for the Everything was erritory in October's general elecdemand ior altion, an official report of the canwith | yassing board revealed today. Of the 17,158 votes cast, 9624 voted

against.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23 (U.P). —

{to herself while she wrapped her

Suddenly the weapon discharged,

GOLD ACCENTED

Chios Kat-shek has been told)’ state department. There was noth. in effect to end the civil war, or ing in the President's statement else. That places him in an imwhich took exception to this in- pcssible position, if the Commuterpretation ,of Mr. Vincent's re- nists see fit to fight it out.

in expressing|was dead before her family got her

by democratic

and for a cessa-

means ‘coms

That is how

too, in violation

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Artistic pottery pieces in white, blue, wine, green, with gold fired on.

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C °' "tan Boy Flower Holders, 15.00 ™

D. 3-Tier Flower Containers,

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A. Record Cabinet

Open front, Sheraton style, mahogany or walnut finish. 26 in. high, 18 in. wide, 15 in. deep.

8. Musical Liquor Set

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E. Portabar Radio

5.tube Stewart-Warner radio built inte a handsome portable bar complete with decanters, ice tub, glasses, stirrers

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; G.Sentinel Table

Madio

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