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1 29, 1947

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Congress Told |

Overthrow U.S.

House Group « Makes Formal Charge

By GRANT DILLMAN United Press Saft Correspondent WASHINGTON, March 20.—The house un-American activities committee charged formally today that the American Communist party— acting on direct orders from Mos~ eow—seeks to overthrow the U. 8. government. The party actually is part of an international Soviet conspiracy, the sommitiee sald. In a minutely documented, 26,000~ word report to congress, the committee sald the American OCommunist movement is only one of #7 similar groups throughout the world which carry out the orders of the Communist executive committee in Moscow. The Committee said that when the time came, American Communists might even be able to reduce “the effectiveness of our arm forces.” ~ fe

Bevelutionary Movement “We must recognize,” it said, “that Wn dealing with communism we are

tionary movement wihch is being

directed by a foreign government.” |

Chairman J. Parnell Thomas (R. N. J) said the report was issued to “drive home” to congress and the people a reslization that “the Com-

specifie subversive activities. Drive Reds

and that in ease of & U, §.-Russian |

war they would supports Russia. He said, however, that he would

fcan Communist movement, omce Ignored as being of litle eonsequence, had firmly established its “totalitarian bridgehead” im labor

colleges. “Is influence is far ous of preportion to its membership due to Its discipline, its control of sixategie posts In mass organisations snd

‘Reality’ Lesson-Sermon

For Science Churches

“Reglity” is the subjest of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Sojentist, tomorrow. The Bible eitations include the following: “And He saith unite

them, ‘Why are ye fearful, O ye of |

Hitle faith?’ Then He arose and rebuked the winds and the sea; and there was a great calm.” Matt. 8:26.

. Beriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy:

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7 This Is Our First Birthday—

Just a year ago (Monday) we came inte this building. And what recollections are aroused!

The despairs and disappointments, the headaches and heartaches end musciesahes . . the confusians bordering, at times, on chaos . . . are beginning to fade frem remembrance . . . leaving us only the imperishable, ever brightening memary your gracious understanding « , .

—Memoriss of the WONDERFUL INDIANA PUBLIC | a ; es . who accepted the fantastic inconveniences with patience and caneiderafion ‘as

—Memories of the STRAUSS PEOPLE who labored se loyally—amid such trying conditions, without losing their fine obliging spirit

“Memories of CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS who were surmounting seemingly impossible factors . . . in readying the building

—Memories of the Indianapolis NEWSPAPERS that, editorially, and inthe news columns extended such fragrant verbal and pictorial bouquets

—Memories of Indianapolis MERCHANTS who also marked the occasion with suah expressions of neighborliness and good wil

Memories that make us humble and ever grateful—Thank.yeu off ;

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