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French Oppose Censure Of Balkan States |
By R. H. SHACKFORD United Press Staff Corvespondent LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y,, Sept ~Greek Foreign Minister Constan-
tine Tsaldaris today denounced Soviet criticism of the Truman doctrine,
! He warned the United Nations general assembly today , that the United States’ $300 million antiCommunist ald program will fail unless “increased” attacks on Greece by Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and . Albania are stopped. He answered Sqviet Delegate Andrei A. Gromyko's bitter attack on the Greek government for allegedly trying to promote a war between east and west. Mr. Tsaldaris told the political and security committee that since this assembly started the northern neighbors of Greece have increased their aid to guerrillas who are fighting the Greek government. Urges ‘Softer’ Resolution French Delegate: Yvon Delbos flatly rejected the U. S. proposal to find Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania guilty of aggression egainst Greece. He said the evi-| dence did not support such a charge. He said France would not be.able to say that the governments of Greece's northern neighbors had given assistance to the Greek guerrillas; that all it could say was that Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania " ‘had done nothing to police its borders to prevent crossing of them by the guerrillas. Mr. Delbos appealed to the U. 8. to soften its Greek resolution by eliminating the section which would brand the Balkan nations as aggressors, | Peasant Leaders Gfter Plan | Exiled oppostion ‘Teaders of four Balkan countries. were trying to get on the assembly's agenda their suggestion that the assembly end Soviet control over eastern European and Balkan.countries by “taking over” the 'govegnments under an international commission to balk |
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Truman's Letter Cheers Boy Badly Burned in Accident |
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Inquiry Shows Prisone Not Mistreated
The investigation of alleged police Bureau Coopera-| m, ojaries” netting $571.70 were and Louisville : tive association, : Railway Co. efbrutality in the case of a prisoner Mr. Stallings, reported to police over the week- (ac(jve Oct. 1. He
began his freight and career in 1024 as a freight representative, and was formérly with the New York, Chicago ‘and St
who wasswith the end. association from Two men were siugged 1920 to 1937, Will rohped. A woman's purse containalso head the 0 no money was snatched. An newly created fis- oot side girl said she was criminalcal department of lv assaulted by a man who followed ; the co-op. her: into her bedroont. Louis railroad as assistant freight i, Reeistunt in Burglars entered a drugstore at trafic manager | “501 W. Was on st. ' ves- . 3 : NY | ment will be William Kenneth Mil- a Ne Shing D Lop too Stettinius to Head ler, recently named treasurer of the Owner Max Suess, 42, of 3022 Cen- Social Securit Grou association. tral ave. said the yeggs either knew , cuINGTON y t. 29 vp, ' the combination or the safe ‘had not _ For mer Secretary ve State Edbeen locked, since force was not
now in critical conditiongin General’ | hospital will be completed tomorrow, Police Chief Howard Sanders sald today. Ta { The investigation was asked by Judge Joseph Howard after Charles H. Allen, 342 E. Morris st, Was rushed from jail to the hospital with a fractured skull. He was arrested ‘Sept. 14 on a drunk “and disorderly conduct charge and was taken to the hospital the following day®Chief Sanders today said “every-
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one who had any dealings” with Mr, Fight Te Fires used. werd Be Stertimus i hee) park. Mr. Hiser holds®a permit Allen was being questioned. He 1 xas Orv og Named: chairman of a 1li-man ad- from the city building ecommis9 When Manager Crystal Jumps, 24, visory council which will study the sioner.
CONROE, Texas, Sept. 20 (U. P.). of 2313 N. LaSalle st, returned to the —School children joined foresters Chef's Grille at 1515 N. Pennsyl96 woods fires vania st, at 2 a. m. today, she
said this included men on the patrol wagon, turnkey office personnel and Officers Dale * Crittenden and
social security program and recommend changes.
fighting in a four Dr. Ernest Young, dean of the
Wilbur Gruner who made the ar- found $17.70 smissing from the rest. county area today as the Texas opened cash register. Purdue university graduate school, order issued by Judge John Niblack He added that there “is nothing rangers hunted for arsonists who She had closed the place 30 min- West Lafayette, Ind, was appointed of superior court. to indicate” the prisoner was “mis- pave started 400 fires since "last utes €arlier, but returned because R3 A member of Whe council. : Te Tro treated in any way.” He said he had Monday, she had forgotten to put on the The group was appointed by Pauley Denies Plans a statement from a witness to the [8 and state forestry officials night light, Chairmag Eugene D Millickin (R. T Ret arrest that the arresting officers rushed men and equipment from, Fred Kelly. 16 of 1741 8S. West Col) of the senate finance com- 10 elurn as did not mistreat the man. Lufkin and Beaumont; Tex. At. st, said he was held up by two miltee i | WASHINGTON, Sept. 29 (U. P). Third Case lanta, Ga. Oklahoma and Louis- men at Missouri and Wyoming sts. was followed home on the Brook- —California Oilman Edwin W. ‘jana. ; Saturday night and robbed of $17. side trackless trolley from: the Lyric Pauley today denied reports that The Allen case marked the third The fires already had damaged Donald Green, 37, of Crawfords- theater yesterday afternoon by a the current reorganization of the time Judge Howard has questioned 30000 acres of woodland and were ville, told police two men in a con- man The man followed her into Democratic party's high command use of force in arrests. He pre- threatening to spread over many vertible coupe slugged him in front the house and into her bedroom would bring his return as national viously lashed out at police methods acres more, "of Louie's Tavern, 236 S. Belmont where he assaulted her. she said. 'lreasurey. when two other defendants, Virgil smi st. took $60 and returned his bill- Iron bars on windows frustrated Pauley, who built a reputation as Ramp, 1612 S. East st, and Elzie len was critically injured he de- fold to his pocket. three attempts at entry into stores a top money-raiser during his preStroud, 116 W. Raymond st, both manded an investigation in a letter Beulah Costelow, 30, of 1914 in the W. 10th st. apd Holmes ave. Vious stint as chief of the Demoshowed signs of having béen severe- to Chief Sanders. Church st. reported her empty block. cratic war chest, said there “posi- “5
Two north side boys were held to the juvenile court after admitting the theft of a pen knife from a physician's office. 3
Chief Sanders today said no in- purse was snatched by a man al vestigation was being made in the Ray st. and Capitol ave late Satother two cases. because they had urday, A 20-vear-old girl told police she
ly beaten when they appeared beéfore him ; He spoke out both times against brutality. However, when Mr. Al- not been formally requested. ’
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what they claimed were plans of Adétter from the president of the struck the head of a. match tha \ the present Communist regimes to United States was today giving boys were using to heat glue Tlie = ze eg start another, or encouragement to an 11-year-old match ignited, caught In Jimmy's ’ ? Argentina and” Cuba caucused : clothes and set them -afire, ; before the morning meetings and boy being treated for severe leg He pan screaming from the decided not to sponsor the project burns at Riley hospital. garage but Russell caught the of the former Balkan Peasant party Physicians say that Jimmy Wise- vounger boy and extinguished tae leaders. Cuba's Guillermo Belt said hart of Medora, will need a lot of flames by rolling him on the ground. after conferring with Argentina's COUrage to walk again. With the Taken to Hospitgl Enrique Corominas that they had help of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy was rushed to Riley hosdecided the proposal would merely Ray Wisehart, his friends, and the pital where began the slow process “stir up more trouble” between the words of Mr. Truman he is making of skin grafting. U. 8. and Russia. {a game fight. | Mr, Truman probably learned of The peasant party leaders, include] Boy's Legs Burned ’ Jimmy's plight through wire service Ferenc Nagy, whose ouster as Jimmy's legs were Burned in an stories. Last week the letter arrived premier preceded the recent Com- accident at his home a month ago. In part, it said, “With your many munist coup d'etat in Hungary. {He and his brother, Russell, were friends counting on you, I know The Balkan peasant leaders, in playing in the Wisehart garage with yott will continue to be courageous submitting their case to United Na- model airplane. and that you will not let them 3 tions President Oswaldo Aranha, The plane's whirling propeller down.” “5 used some of the most bitter lan-'pgs i : ; guage to denounce the Soviet Union Hindus to Consider Mechanic Given «{ yet heard. ’ . ’ Warning that the “brutalities of Attlee 3 Probe Report Service Award communist subjugation” will touch. NEW DELHI, Sept..29 (U. P).— = on ian i "off another war if nothing is done, The Indian (Hindu) government George W Taylor, boiler room = the four leaders asked the United was expected to consider today mecisanie ui the Woe States Rub. ALPAGORA Nations to: ? r Co. plant ne British Prime Minister Clement powerhouse, has Cheer Leaders Chosen Attlee's suggestion for an impartial been awarded a ! By Indi C investigation of the blood bath in gold Service pin . y Indiana Centra the new Hindu and Moslem domin- for twenty years IT'S A TOPCOAT Indiana Central college students ions. service chose their cheer leaders for the The suggestion, reliable inform- Mr, Taylor, A current season at a pep session last ants said. originally came from native of Indian- KNOWN 10 MILLIONS Friday in the school gym. Pakistan. The Moslem government apolis, has been | Those elected were Betty Smyser, of that dominion asked Mr. Attlee § employed by U S | ~ Marion: Jackie Cochrane, Shelby- to send it on to the Indian (Hindu) Rubber since 1922.| OF METROPOLITAN ville: Barbara Hotz, Columbus; Jim government. Mr. Attlee at first re- _w He is the most| ; Fischer, Hartford City; Helen Un- fused, but later agreed to pass the George W. Taylor "e¢eN! employee MEN—THROUGH THE capher, Warsaw, and Milo Coldren, suggestion on. pe to.become 2 Meme Detroit, Mich. v gill General reaction was favorable. Ber of the 25 Year Service club. ry | Hindu political sources said it gat 3 PAGES Of MAGAZINES - | ought to be easy to find out who R. C. A. Worker S ocked ro {started the slaughter in most cases . STRAUSS land Tow it spread. As He Grabs Hof Wire —THROUGH THE PAGES SAYS: >1 - - —— —_———————— Harry. Stedrich, 30, 841 N. Tuxedo Spellman Says Reds st. escaped serious injury today Of NEWSPAPERS OVER Seek ‘Brutal Peace’ when he caught 401d of an open > 4 __ wire. carrying 300 volts of -elec~ 1 E SIG ATU L 13 NEW YORK. Sept Li 0, py tricity while working -at R.C. A, H N R The world's Communists are seek- ar Stedrich was shocked uns+ l ing a “brutal peace” based .on com- conscious by the voltage. Police CLOTHING MINDED STORES plete captivity and the crushing of emergency squad members revived th peoples too weak to oppose them him. .. He suffered second-degree BUT KNOWN PERSONALLY AND Sac burns on the palm of his right according to His Eminence Francis ,.... hut otherwise was fit to Cardinal Spellman, archbishop of iio work ; . New York. . ; z 2 VERY FAVORABLY “Today the threatened peace is a i brutal peace” the Rev. Fr. spel- Football Breaks Sign THROUGH THE DEEP man told a crowd of 58,000 persons : at a world unity rally in the Polo In Drug Store KAYNEE Grounds last night, “based on com- A bit of extemporaneous football DOWN SATISFACTIONS ‘ plete captivity and crushing of practice got out of bounds last night A K IT | vanquished nations and weak peo- resulting in $300 damage to a drug I N SHIRTS ples of the earth, a peace bespeak- store sign af 1002 College ave IN SERVICE! {ing the wanton will of God-hating Police said boys broke the sign by throwing a football at it after THEY ARE IN A ”
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He said that {democracy stands trial before the, world and we must choose between a world of unity and one of disunitys” ——————
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