Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1947 — Page 9

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made an independent . agency to cope with American Communists.

Earlier, Governor Kim Sigler of Michigan charged that the American Communists are trying to take over the labor unions as a prelude to an effort to overthrow the U. 8. government.

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Mr, Bigler's statement was made as Chairman Thomas said he had “definite proof’ that the American Communist party is directed from Moscow,

He declinied to elaborate on the nature of his evidence. : He charged that former U. A. W. President R. J. Thomas, now a union vice president, is a “captive” of the Communist party of the United States, : * “This, in union parlance,” he said,’ “means that they follow the Communist party line in union activities.” Eg He also included in this category George Addes, secretary-treasurer of the auto union, and Richard T. Leonard, national director of ' the Ford department of the U. A. W. Sigler said Thomas recently had tried to bring about the dismissal lof a “very prominent C. I. O. leader" simply because he was “an out- | spoken, two-fisted opponent of Communism.” Withholds Name

Sigler declined to name the C. I. O. leader allegedly singled out by Thomas. He said he did not want to destroy the man’s usefulness in the anti-Communist fight. Sigler released a list of organizations which he said were “front” groups active in Michigan. “No one,” he said, “should be duped by the “high-sounding purposes and innocent names of the Communist front organizations.” He sald there is no question that the Communist is “attempting to raise his ugly head” in Michigan colleges. Sigler said. there were many “fearless and. stalwart” labor leaders attempting to stem the spread of communism. :

End Black Market, Japs Are Warned

TOKYO, March 28 (U. P.).—Gen. | Douglas MacArthur warned the | Japanese government today that | the United States will send no more {food to Japan unless the black | market is wiped out and inflation 1s halted, {| In a letter to Premier Shigeru

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| Yoshida March 22, the supreme commander said that the allied

| powers were under no obligation {to help the .Japanese feed them|selves as long as the government {failed to insure a just and efficient | distribution of food supplies. Premier Yoshida replied that the government was taking measures to reconstruct Japanese economy and that it would use “force as well as persuasion” to see that food supplies were collected and distributed fairly. Gen. MacArthur's letter and Mr.

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