Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1947 — Page 6

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“Around the 'World—

U.S. European Visitors

Dangerous ‘Tourists,’ Russ Press Declares ~

Propaganda Convincing Public Americans

Planning to Attack Soviet Union By WALTER CRONKHIEFTE, United: Press Staff Correspondent

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MOSCOW, Sept 20 Soviet newspapers constantly tell their readers that the leaders of the United States are like the Nazis, so the Russian man-in-the-street has started to talk about the possibility of an American attack on the Soviet Union There is a ‘lot of war talk in Russia now, probably more than at anv time since August, 1930, when widespread fear of an attack by | Ifed by the signing : the Nazis was lulled b ARTES Uncle 8am. His tourists won't say of 10-year treaty of non-aggres- ’y ’ " . sion Pecwoen Russia and Germany. =’ WIG BD oe Soviet None of the talk is about Rus- Peas wh a Tum ag 3 against the United States eXi Sutkov even was movad 40 8ian war again , . poetry by ‘American ‘militarism.’ A i But every Russian who crosses the =," in the Literary G i go path of an Americart has one ques. Da J an rt: gary Va FOTOLAST tion's “Why does the United States,’ Ie No akdown of the At » e1ne ASFECTED > ie IA 8 - War agains 2" It makes oi PROWNIYILLE SCATTERID WANt War AgAINSL us?’ | . lantic Charter lies on the bottom 0 EATIE fl AREA no difference whether they yeas of the trunk apd again. hand in REY Pravda. the official newspaper of Go. ova creedily fells about the on? DRIZILE Bens ; the Comiyunist party, or lieray map Seizures mre condemned - s ] ws nd Hh 8 : oy i and scientific publication NY hypocritically from the ftribunes, ” 3) AND FLURRIES /4 have all been led to the same €OB° oye and peace are promised but TM ALG PATS SIND COPR 1947 EW. L A WAGHER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, clusion. after -the war ‘chiefs of staff be- NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE# map denole cloudy weather from | sions of warm southerly winds

Theme Extends to Sports

As thei newspapers and mag- begin to like the coziness of emaziney” éxplain it, the plans of bassy palaces. , . . Amerfean leaders are no different “The Berlin howling is heard than {hose Hitler had. This theme more and more loudly across the even extends to sports. ocean Blackmail is called high One article recently reported that duty, deceit is heaped upon deceit Gen, Gonathan Wainwright, the They press out the last juices of hero of Bataan, had made a weakened countries. Their smell is speech to the amateur athletic tickled pleasantly by the sanguine) union conference and that the'Sul+| smellof war, . .. But in the earth's livan award went to Felix Blan- deposit there won't be enough ura-

nium to turn back history.”

16 Albanian Spies

chard a West Point football player “This i= also a gesture toward

niilitarism,” the newspaper that . printed the article told its readers. Await Execution The Russian agency Tass recently BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Sept. 20 began noting the number of» Pp) -—8ixteen Albanians who American “tourists” (always Nsing were convicted of “spying” for the the word in quotations) in Europe. United States awaited hanging or Russian readers cannot help shooting in a Tirana, Albania noticing the implied similarity be- prison today tween the Americans and the €Ger- Four other defendants were senman "tourista™ who preceded in- tenced to life imprisonment; three vasions were sentenced to 20 years, and one Flood of Other Tourists to 15 years. Nine of the defendants “In addition to American con- Were members of the opposition in| gressmen, Prague is flooded by the Albanian assembly to Col. Gen, | different ‘tourists.’ including per- Enver Hoxha's. communist govern-| sons in the military service, ment “Journalists and other persons,” Air Survivors Reporied Pravda said On this subject, the Literary Enslaved by Lolos

Gazette sald. “They (the congressmen) are wandering about Europe from country to country, sticking

SHANGHAI, Sept. 20 (Us P.).— A rescue party just returned Shanghal reported today that: five

thelr noses into. everything, or six survivors of a Chinese Na“The honorable ‘tourists’ probably tional Airways Corp. “Plafe” crash would like very much to walk about had been enslaved by the savage our huge country with aleit step lolo tribe. There have been reand with a stick, pushing it- into ports that American fliers who

various places riches Is too

But to wrap up our crashed during the .war had been expensive, even for made slaves by the Lolos

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CAST SUMMARY Warmest New England to Ohio and West sections of the nation tonight ard | Virginia, Florida and coastal sec-

early Tuesday will be along the coast from New York to the Caro- | linas, Texas and the Gulf Btates' | proquces congestion and depreswhere minimum readings will be | (i. {1 the atmosphere. The in the 60s. The central Plains and | the Far West will record minima in the-50s while most sections of southern New England and the Rockies will dip into the 40s. Cold Canadian air will stream

southern California. Unequal heating over the globe

a piling up of cold air in high pressure cells’ ‘while the depres- | sions are the low pressure centers. Nature then steps in and at-

| | tempts to rectify the upset atinto north central parts of the mosphere by an air flow which country and bring frost to Illinois, | produces fever, chills and per-

southern Jowa and northern Kansas while the mercury will drop below freezing (32 degrees) in Wisconsin, Michigan, northern Jowa and most of Nebraska.

spiration on the earth's surface in the forms commonly known as hot and cold weather and rainfall. PFronts shown on the Foto-

cast Indicate sharp changes from Some grain and crop damage will | warm to cold temperatures (at be reported in the frost affected | mospheric fever and chills.) area. ! Fotocast fans will ‘notice the

Rain and showers will develop from southern New England to Ohio as southerly winds drop thelr moisture in the affected | areas near the northeastern cold | alr fronts. Showers will also occur in the mountains of Colorado, Utah-and Montana . Forecasters promise clear, star- | ry skies for the central, southern | and southwest sections of the U. 8. Solid 3 reas on the inset

high pressure cell which has ace cupled the eastern half of the U. 8. and brought fair weather, is drifting eastward. Temperatures along the east coast are bea

ence of southerly winds while a new outbreak ofecold Canadian alr is sweeping in hehind the cold |- fronts. The amateur can formu- | | late his own weather prediction | by following the alternate inva-

5-Story Haifa Police Station

10 Britons and Arabs Killed, 54 Hurt;

| Two Groups Take Blame for Bombing | JERUSALEM, Sept. 20 (U, P) — -Police headquarters in the city of Halfa were blown up today with A 500-poundsbarret-of explos Ten Britons and Arabs were killed and 54 Britons, Jews were wounded.

The underground organizations Irgun Zvai ‘Leumi and §ang assumed full responsibility for the bombing In circulars distributed in Palestine, they said it was in reprisal

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TEHRAN, Iran, Sept. 20 (U. P.). Despite, which was intercepted Sat~Political quarters doubted today urday, and the Exodus 1947, (that the Russian-Iranian oil agree-|l1ast summer, | ment ever would be approved, alter] THe Sead included four British yesterday's wild Majlis (parliament) | Coon P0 Ph our Palestinian | session when opposition attacks S and one Arab coffee seller.

Htorced Premier Ahmed Ghavam and] A British sergeant and 12 British the Warren Hotel.

constables were seriously wounded. A British sergeant, stables, 14 Jewish civilians and 11 Arab civilians were less -

{his cabinet to walk out. | Opposition speakers, arguing (against ratification of the agree-

{ment, charged that Ghavam was hurt “in league with other foreign | rs, stooges.”

| Ome speaker urged the legislature ‘to create a national Saplojtation

company to develop Iran's natura rs Aga i 1 Buz resources and sell the products . “any fereign power." Bri htwood Area Mr. Ghavam, who made the

agreement with the Russians in the spring of 1946, stalked out and took his cabinet with him

Another charge of plane “buzzing mn the vicinity of Brightwood airport was under investigation today

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The Rev. Fr. Joseph Clancy. pastor of St. Francis DeSales Catholic church and a nearby resident, reported to police that two planes narrowly missed the church steeple in low flying Saturday. Numbers obtained from low flying planes indicated they were transient craft. Carl Smith, airport manager, said he had talked with Fr. Clancy and that no charge would be filed the

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has applied to the Civil Aeronautics administration to charge the airport traffic pattern so planes will not be forced to- fly over Brightwood in landing or taking off.

Ship Movements

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Bcheduled ship movements today: Arriving at New York—GOri psholm From | Goeteborg Veendam from Rotter ge. Marine Shark from Naples, Marine § fo

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and coid Canadian air over the | eastern two thirds of the U, S. Tuesday's minimum tempera« ture forecasts include Duluth 28, Milwaukee 32, Detroit and Chi- | cago 38, Boston 40, Cleveland 48, Kansas City 51, St. Louis 52, Atlanta 54, York and Washington 60 and Memphis 85.

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—Sept. “29, TI Precipitation 24 hrs end. 1 30am 00 Total precipitation since Jan. 1 «0-30.80 Excess since 03

“The following table shows the temperature vesterday in other cities

Station High Low Atlanta 687 438 Boston “a SNE ean 58 44 CIGAR. nuisvisiainreies 1 Cinefnnatt '.......00 000000 vo 13 Cleveland fh Denver 75 Evansville 4 Ft. Wayne #6 8 Ft. Worth FT .. 89 65 Indianapolis (City) ,. 7 § Kansas ©ity .....5.... 00000. 82 57 jLos. Angeles ............c..00. 9 59 MiamE ... |... ec icnae % 7 Minneapolis-St, Paul ........ 60 41 |New Orleans hb An da 1s... 88 INew York = ~—............... 59 49 Oklahoma City .... 88 64 Omaha . 1 50 Pittsburgh 48 {San Antonio $) San Prancisco 7 St. Louis 8 ‘Washington, D C. 44

‘ Jewish Underground Blasts Phone se]

for the deportation of Jewish refu- Smith. C. seized jon:

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To Convene Here

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6. 7 and 8. will be Indiana Trafic Division 56, Communication Workers of America. © Speakers will be Mrs. Prancis V W. A. executive board member and president of the Michigan Federation of Telephone Un-| State Senator Charles A.! {Fleming (D. Hammond), and William Dunn, assistant to Joseph A. Beirne, C. W. A. president. The convention will be

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Philadelphia 58, New |

| British ‘Beginning to Thaw Toward Duchess of Windso

| Invite Her to Wedding, 2 Newspapers Urge; jain and Mrs. Ola Hiatt is presi-

‘Don’t Look for Miracles,’ Says Palace Source |

By ROBERT MUSEL, United Press Staff Correspondent

LONDON, Sept.

today. The reason is the Duke of

|American- born wife and his refusal to attend any social gathering {where she would not be as welcome as he. ! He would not attend the birthday party of his mother, Queen

Mary. The queen mother has {never reconciled herself to her American daughter-in-law. Nor

will- he attend -the wedding of his’.

favorite niece, Princess Elizabeth {or the same reason, see It Eddie's: Way All thig is slowly having. its effect on the British public, which is beginning to see it’ ‘Eddie's’ way. The | | British commoner usually refers to! ‘the duke as “Eddie.” Yesterday, two influential newspapers strongly recommended that she be invited to the wedding of Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten on Nov, 20. This in itself was a landmark. The Evening Standard noted that the duke would be invited but would not come unless his wife were inlvited and said: “His attitude is a proper one and will be shared by many people. Any such discrimination against the duchess would be outrageous. What has she the duchess done that she should be held up to continuing ridicule | in this way?” Welcome Unity Proof The Sunday Pictorial said: “Most | people in Britain consider that this ostracism of the Zuchess has gone on long enough. They would now welcdme proof that the royal family is once again a united front. No fitter occasion could be found to give such proof than the wedding.” A court source said the newspaper gomment was “interesting.” “But I wouldn't look for any social miracles—at least not yet,” he said.

Vaccine for 200,000 | Arrives in Egypt

CAIRO, Sept. 29 (U. P.).—Atrrival from the United States today of vaccine for 200,000 persons boosted the hope of medical authorities to recheck an epidemic of cholera which’ had taken 81 lives in Egypt. | A U. S. navy transport command DC-4 brought 1200 pounds of anticholera vaccine to Egypt. Part of] the shipment originated in India.) apolis.

Recover 100,000 Bodies

YO, Sept. ‘@9. (U. P.).—At oo Oat allied world war II dead have been recovered as a result of an intensified recovery program throughout Japan, the army quartermaster announced today,

Laborite Popularity Drops LONDON, Sept. 29 (U. P.).—The anti-Laborite Daily Express said today its public opinion poll.showed that 30 per cent of Britons who voted for the Labor party in 1945 (did not y Suppor it now.

Cut | in Plant Accident

Neal Artist, 31, of 2508 N. ‘Euclid ave, employee at the Smith Agrijcultural Chemical Co., was reported lin fair condition at General hosIpital today after receiving severe cuts on the hand from a manipu{lating machine

29 —The social ostracism which the. Duchess of Windsor nas suffered for, more than 10 years showed signs of thawing

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