Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1947 — Page 24

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Around the World—

‘Black Death’ Sweeps Egypt:

Nation Begs for Vaccine

All Physicians and Nurses on 24-Hour Duty; 142 Cases of Cholera Now Reported

CAIRO, Sept. 26 (U. P,) —Panic-stricken crowds nearly mobbed vaccination centers today, begging physicians to save them from cholera —the dread “black death.” The disease is spreading swiftly in an epidemic in the Nile river valley. There is enough vaccine in Egypt for only 60, 000 persons. In de SDerApig SOverRnen} Sm Ergon Nations at Lake Success, NY ain and South Africa for all the Two suspects were seized by po-«| vaccine they can spare, lice within a few hours of the robAll physicians, nurses and med. Dery. A third was taken wounded to fcal technicians were conscripted Hadassah hospital. and put on 24-hour duty. | Meanwhile, one of the largest At least 142 persons were reported arms caches ever found in the, coun{ll of cholera, 42 of the cases having try was blown up in a factory on been reported since yesterday, Thir- Hamman el Pasha st., near the Mos~ ty-two persons already have died. lem mosque in Hafla, Egypt declared itself a “cholera-| The cache was in a factory bulldinfested area” and notified all for-'ing. Authorities believe it belonged eign countries. {to the Arab underground forces,

Pilgrimages to the Moslera shrine . . of Mecca were forbidden. The re- Debate on Italian

opening of schools and colleges was Cabinet Test Opens postponed indefinitely. Two million b ROME, Sept. 26 (U, P.).~Debate dollays were appropriated ‘to Nght {opened in the national a ssembly to-

the epidemie, {day on the most concentrated effort

Holy Land Holdup i Conner Nets $600, 000 {de Gasperi,

JERUSALEM, Sept. 26 (U. P) Vote on three motions of nonA gang of gunmen held up the confidence in the de Gasperl gov-British-owned Barclay’s bank in Tel expected in about a Aviv today. They killed four British police men in a wild shooting affrdy, Then they fled with $600,000, of which $400,000 was abandoned during the chase and recovered by police, The bold holdup in the teeming heart of the all-Jewish city was one of the biggest bank robberies in the history of Palestine. Authorities attributed it tentatively to the Stern group of the Jewith under-

[ernment is week.

British Conservatives |

Hint Election Demand

LONDON, Sept. 26 (U, P.) ~The national executive of the Conservative Party announced today that a resolution to be presented at.a party convention next week would be tantamount to demanding a general election in Great Britain, The resoground, lution to be offered on the opening The bloody raid on the fortress- day of the Conservative convention ke bank 4n busy Allenby td, ended at Brighton gn’ Thur sday. will dean uneasy truce in troubled Pales- mand a ° ‘complete change of eth tine on the day that the Holy Land od” as the “first condition of na-

problem came before the United Uonal recovery,’

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Taft Outlines Foreign Policy

By CHARLES T. LUCEY Seripps-Howard Btalf Writer

TACOMA, Sept. 26.—8enator Rob- | ert A. Taft will make his bid tor the presidency as a man ready to use American dollars and influence to Help mend a war-torn world but holding in stubborn disdain the role of global busybody or Santa Claus.

Mr. Taft's foreign. policy, as laid X down here in perhaps the most im. i portant speech of his far western) ARTIST TEACHER — Miss tour, raised no isolationist wall Leola Turner recently was ap: around this country. But it willl pointed artist teacher of voice

Mr. Taft believes, strengthéii ot at Jordan conservatory, She ramparts with wise help to friends’ also will be a teaching member in a troubled world situation--—a sit- { } y . luation “as bad or Worse than that o! tie conservatory S pore wor rksh op.

{which existed before the war.” I Angrily BSenator Taft charged {that the Roosevelt-Truman admin- Pay

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istrations “could not have made a worse mess of our foreign policy” Ex Tell Don evy and condemned the “fatal mis« takes” of Tehran, Yalta and Pots-| HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 26 (U. P.) ~ He said this policy had Actor Brian Donlevy, whose ex-

brought the world to a state of wife is suing him for a bigger dieconomic collapse” and argued that the Democrats have “no basis for appealing to the people for further day to keep her from financing the confidence on the ground that they 881 battle with $75,000 of his are peculiarly fitted or fitted at all MOREY. to administer foreign policy.” In legal terminology, he was ordered to show cause why he. should not be ordered to pay singer Marjorie Lane Donlevy's attorneys $350,Out on, “plus $25,000 expenses, for the Was forthcoming’ court fight,

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Takes Vandenberg Line There was a great deal of past Taft in the speech, now spelled in greater detail, and there

thinking in line with earlier pro-| ays poplevy, whom he divorced nouncements of Ts men as 3€n- pah 11. had sued to set aside the ator Arthur Vandenberg, Herbert decree and obtaing bigger property Hoover and Bernard M. Baruch. settlement than the $100000 he Particularly did Mr. Taft throw his i, cq over to her. She sald she senatorial arm about his Michigan was coerced into not opposing the colleague to commend his contribu- Ns ‘ : divorce action, tions to U. 8. foreign policy develPORREREy Fon hides who had pe lieved that Mr. Taft might split on

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some. major phases of foreign policy (with Mr. Vandenberg, the speech Ee Dies may have been a surprise. Mr, Taft's friends say he has pro- HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 26 (U. Pl duced a moderate foreign policy/—Joseph’ August, 57, whose photogapproach that departs altogether raphy for “The Informer” won an

from the most G. O. P. thinking as academy award in 1935, died yes- | of 1939, and that his political op- terday, apparently of a heart atponents cannot hang the isola-/tack, on the Selznick studio lot as tionist label on him. He goes along he was completing his 277th film. with the idea we must ald con-| Mr, August served as a naval structively to rebuild the world, but photographer with the rank of] 15 have Messrs. Vandenberg, Hoo-| commander during the war with| er and Baruch before him, he ob- Japan. He was wounded while 'rves that some boundaries must phot ographing the “Battle of Mid-|

be established for such help. | way - Senator Taft's view is that “we| He came to Hollywood in 1911} hould help the nations whose and was one of the late cowboy |

| economy was destroyed by the war star William S. Hart's first camera- |

get on their feet"—give them men, “The Pritfrose PatR” and machinery, necessary raw materials, “They Were Expendable” were! food~to¥prevent starvation. But he among “hi be st-known films. wants loans made to specific coun- A ————————— tries for specific purposes and only Screen Guild Officers to pay for goods shipped from the U. 8 Are Renominated No Blank Checks - |

The senator's power in Republi-| The Geree n Actors guild today nomscan councils 1s certain to be di- inated President Ronald Reagan, rected along this line the firsk time First Vice President Gene Kelly and President Truman goes to congress Second Vice President William Holfor new foreign ald funds. lden for re-election, Thus he tells the administration| The official guild nomination combluntly, in effect, that the G. O. P./mittee also named Walter Pidgeon will write no blank checks, that it for third vice president and Olivia will demand bills of ‘particulars as De Havilland for treasurer.

to where the money will go, that! Additional nominations will be it will put every request sent to received until Oct. 16,.the guild congress under close scrutiny. said. Results of the election will be

Mr. Taft's view is that the U. 8. announced Nov. 16 at the annual has been much too soft with an membership meeting.

AT ROOF — Buddy Moreno, ‘vocalist, who will appear with his orchestra this week-end at

the Indiana Roof, commencing‘at 8:30 p. m. today.

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