Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 May 1947 — Page 3

fon popples made ans will be sold : HARRISO! SBUR 4 ition, The arti. BY HABKISON gA11S oY. sold by the In. ' Two phases of American foreign policy made by patients , | ‘today—the state department's foreign propaganda and spital 10 Manan. $0 miltion fund lar fentra) Tereign Feliel pi rs from Le- i nal consideration ry will conduct fhe final stage of United Nations debate upon esta 11 be used in the pommission to inquire into the Palestine problem, Hoey i ihn I i to bi J ( » Legion Suxily ended the state department d William Wood- program before a house

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pause Russians have an inaccu- | te picture of the United States nd are very curious about Amern affairs. The house appropriapns committee junked the broadclaiming that the

part of the bill for aid to fornations because shipment of

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Teh sofved 8 useful pur. |JeWish-Arab friction in Palestine. RRR, bane scquainting foreign nations

of an old League of Nations man=| date over the area. The Inquiry is expected to recommend measures to end British-Jewish conflict and

Efforts to direct the inquiry commission to recommend a plan for indépendence failed, despite stremuous support by the Arab states

by the prineipal parties concerned. The Arab states have gone on record as reserving their right not

months on taking any Palestine ord as not willing to accept the United Nations findings if they science.

Gromyko today revealed that the

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MEMORIAL GIFT—The carillon Yo be presented to Technical - tag Ever Seapitlov wh high school ir mamery + Shih school’s war dead by the Tech Alumni q association is inspected by J. Russell Paxton (seated), head of the skeppicism or hardly veiled hostility} .. i. department; Ralph W. Wright, director of music for indian. apolis schools: Hanson H. Anderson, Tech principal, and William F. |eighth of the calory ration, have Moon, music instructor. The carillon will be presented at a formal

to co-operate with the investiga-| dedication soon. tion and to reject its findings. Jew- the t les to liveth ish underground forces in Pales- sible for WO peop ve| thorized, but no money has been together peacefully. tine have charged that it is merely » ; Meanwhile, in Washington, Senaa delaying device by which the British can stall for another six|lor Stiles Bridges demanded that the administration|now faces a handicap of, its own give congress some estimate of the making in further implementation crisis, Gen, Clay reported. : _|overall anticipated cost of the new of the Truman doctrine. Britain has placed itself on rec T Torei doe

Soviet Union favors ending the specifically for “bankrupt” British mandate, He|Greece and Turkey and $350 million |congress 'to approve wide expendiurged an independent Arab-Jewish|for general foreign relief. | state or partition if it is impos-|Greek-Turkish fund has been au- economies. .

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appropriated.

Congress approved the Greek-

piecemeal requests for funds with stressed the urgent military dangers we None of the Big Five is to be 'on|no indication of what the final total | involved. - Te the {Avestigating commission. How- | —estimated unofficially at possibly quotas ever, Russian Delegate Andrei billions of doliars—might be.

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“PRANKFURT, May 14 (U. P)— . Lucius D. Clay said today that food situation in Germany was sal.and would get worse if farm icts was not received on sched-

{ule in the f collections. Gen, Clay he the crisis was certain to last three or four

the food collections from domestic producers fall short, the | present ration, estimated td average [1100 calories a day in the Anglo Aefioan zone, will drop even lower

| He said rations in some areas the U. 8. zone “temporarily” dropped as low as 800 to 900 calories, { The average American gets 3350 calories per day. German officials say they fed their wartime prisoners and slave workers more than the} German people are receiving now. Potatoes ‘Disappear’ Potatoes, which comprise one-

the ration was not being met.

duce the crisis, Gen. Clay said: a : ONE: U. 8, grain shipments fell He charged that the administra- Turkish grant in response to Presi-| a) 000 tone behind schedule;

violate her best judgment or con- tion was coming to congress withident Truman's appeals which TWO: German farm collections

200,000 tons short of the

THREE: The average German by 150 to 200

Thus far congress has been asked |the economic implications of its|calories throughout the winter, and $400 million - for program, particularly in getting ate his seed potatoes. Troops May Collect Food SAYS: The [tures to prop up western European! He sald every effort was being F

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“disappeared,” Gen, Clay sald. The, ous little bird, the "Lease Phillips heen distribution of bread a grain had| Tern," which has laid three eggs the Slacks on She day I shoot broken“ own at many places, and) on the public beach. Usually’ | resumably had stufte a timid bird, the tern stays near [a pocket. ° American occupation authorities) jis. nest despite visitors walkAt the state department is was|have assurances of increased shib-| j,. |, :

(R. N. H)| admitted that the administration ments from the United States in

May and June which will ease the|bit of foodstuff from the German 1946. In part, it said: farms, Troops will be used if neces-| “I have tried it twice before but Three factors combined to pro-| sary to aid in the collections,” he I failed to carfy out my plan. But 1 am going through with it today

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