Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1947 — Page 23

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THURSDAY, OCT. 16, 1947

eral parts of Asia, but especially

There is a scattering of senators] and Miss Joyce Titus, Cadillac,

Mich., a member of the Inde-

um, North Korea Turned Ln a su say, but I : h ; a : : ag - " oy 1 Into School and Base -— 7 For Oriental Reds cik'e : Aid or Oriental Reds Te oek'S way Comintern Is Flowering Along 38th Parallel; STORE HOURS: Monday through Saturday, 9:30 to 5:49 in the high All Industry Turned Over to War Work th, those who By CLYDE FARNSWORTH, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer are of taxes SHANGHAI, Oct. 16—Northern Korea, under Russian tutelage, about a $30,~ has become an international school for Oriental Communists and a ompete with base for a new Oriental comintern, it is learned here. » otha Who This information was furnished by a reliable Korean informant «2 who recently aryived in China from Korea. He didn't want his name : uallization of used for fear of assassination. | c ¢ ral spending ; He said the comintern, which care, pr in 2 r , was flowering anew no: oul aay he ‘of the 38th parallel, alongside a ' . program of military preparation (Jy B es Book for the fed- whose objective, among other] . lems of every things, is Sovietization of all Korea. ; RISE Suitte He said all adaptable industry in No Evidence of Regret the Russian zone had been turned N tive govern- to war work. Its exportable sur-| Afb Frankness oted s, democracy pluses of small arms and ammuni- By LYLE C. WILSON 8 Sevdiion So, tion are being shipped into the bat-| United Press Staff Correspondent : 3 3 0) ureau- tle for Manchuria, which is where] WASHINGTON, Oct. 16—Official y La BE : ; 1g soulething international communism in the washington shied away today from FRANKLIN QUEEN—Chosen by members of the F-Men's ae i th sut- Far East now needs it most: P. Byrnes’ proposal that thei Association to rule as queen of the Franklin College homecoming pe ENN - . eis. v FEY . . . : pi a a oe k] Coie Conirin n fp Ui ae mg. Ra 2 Sor Ms Bly Miho er rly pte i Fade i local Northern Rored was said to ave il Recoary 9 Juin In early! are Miss Ruth Ann Thompson (left) of Franklin, Delta Delta Delta, . NIRS 4 \ drawn Communist agents from sev- ’ ’ . Ei .

Japan. The Communists feel that'and Congressmen in town. None! pendent Women's organization.

on the debt .

come out df e operate on 1 self-govern-

the Japanese are the most deserv-

lwho could be reached would go as]

ing of re-education and reindoctri- | far as Mr. Byrnes proposed in his McAnly to Start

nation in revolutionary techniques and party principles because of

newly published book, “Speaking Frankly.”

Leadership Forum Special Session

WT ow, their wartime isolation from the| The State Department said noth-| H. T. McAnly, member of the 1 mainstreams of “world revolution.” ing officially. But there was no| i U ing lie [ Interpecs it, Besides, it's a short haul across|sign of any enthusiasm for ousting | Advisory Commitiee on Ato Speck I it. the Korea straits from Japan. Jap-|Russia from Eastern Germany by In: University of Illinois, w - Decision to Be Ma de - rstand it, en- anese Reds leave and re-enter force if she refuses to go along|the first of a series of eight speak- -

terpreting its

Korea by underground methods, this informant said.

with peace treaty making.

ers to address oa the Annual Ex- :

In 10 Days

hemgeves, % In northern Korea they can study B Sfient Sout Leader- — INGTON. Oct. 16 up \ ng, ere and compare notes with “post-| President Truman declined at his ship orum, administration source - : forward and graduates” from Manchuria and news conference today to comment sponsored by the day a final decision is expected KENWOOD BLANKETS t the money Sinkiang — where revolution not on Mr. Byrnes’ book, saying he had Indianapolis Jun- within a week or 10 days on wheth-

id will we do

10my. Nobody Feeney, Just his erack-pot iollars of our *bt the world ey destroyed

plowed under d off millions

the proposed

only is preached but practiced. Interprets Red Situation

Sovietization of all institutions of learning in northern Korea and creation of the Korean “people's army” has permitted a combination of ideological tutoring with military instruction. An added advantage of the Korean “College of Communism” is that “students” don't have to be added to the Soviet Union itself. The center of instruction in the Russian zone was said to be the

Oriental regional basis, comparable

read ‘some of the book but not all of it.

But the issues raised by Mr. The forum wil

Byrnes are pressing for decision. The former Secretary of State laid them on the line for public examination. While there is no hint of official indorsement here of Mr. Byrnes’ hard-fisted ideas, neither is there any evidence of regret that he published his astonishingly frank book. The Rusisans know Mr. Byrnes and they doubtless know he doesn’t talk through his hat.

because Private Citizen Byrnes

jor Chamber of : |Commerce. er a special session of Congress is necessary to provide emergency aid p (for Western Europe. | The chances that Congress would o* {be recalled appeared to be lessenling. Administration officials are “Todays Prob- HY, Meanly {doing everything they can to scrape {lems of Business Management.” |y5 enough money to keep the naMr. McAnly is a resident mem- tions of Western Europe—France ber of the firm of Ernst & Ernst, ang Italy, primarily—on a going Chicago, and is a member of the pais until next year without a spe{advisory board of the American cial session. [Institute of Accountants, Illinois |Society of Accountants, National

cpen tonight at 8 o'clock in the Antlers Hotel, » {with its theme,

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“Political stitute,” reportedly |Association of Cost Accountants| Several factors will play an im- RE ’ The official reaction here is that f, mithors, lo Sotabiished y._ the Russians at|py. Byrnes wrote strictly as a 20d the Internatignal Accountants ,ortant part in the ultimate decibut save all os Korean informant inter private citizen. (Sole, In® Ine. me——— Sion Which will bs mace by Presi. ying to make preted the situation as re-establish.| But it is obvious, too, there is . dent Truman: : e the Repub- ment of the comintern on an|P° unhappiness around waaninsion Cayannah Storm ONE—Whether the funds now in |

| years these braintrusters pir hands on g even a feethree million bs with nice

ling. Consls. “Communist Government” at Yen-|of the current United Nations mez" ’ y 's| 2t- area’s repair bill from yesterday's 000 and $800,000,000. | A New Dealer an, Chinese Red capital, during the|ing in New York and the beginuing|about-face hurricane and added an-| TWO: Whether the residents of . war with Japan until Russianiof the Big Four foreign ministers’ other $1 million in damage to the foreign nations who have liquid | Sceapation = her Korea set conference in London next month. |season’s storm toll. lassets in this country should be reck’ Se oY CT wo ? te A great many persons here are| At least half the total damage quired to transfer their assets to started off with strong regional saying sadly that London will be the was reported in nearby Savannahitheir own countries, This would affiliations with the Chinese Com- last huddle of the Big Four, Beach. There pounding tides bat- be difficult to enforce because the hem all just munists. Mr. Marshall's advisers believe|tered a concrete seawall protecting assets are well concealed in many the same to If this Oriental comintern ever !R€y will be able to tell within two|the resort town and made extensive cases. . ks after the London conference repairs necessary. { Export-I rt Funds Iss is bony hand gets around to proclaiming its| Vee port-Import Fu ue ony existence, it would include Korea, [begins whether the Rusisans are go-| The hurricane that beat a watery | : : ADS FORTS s_brow; and inner Mongolia, Communist China,|\?8 to stall some more or are ready path across south Florida Sunday) THREE: Whether Export-Im- CHENILLE SPREAD ; Wool Filled COMFO There's one probably tie in a revoluntionary|!® 80 aleng on’ peace treaties. with/and headed out to sea reversed Port Bank facilities can be used to the ranks in “government” for Sinkiang, China’s|Cérmany and Austria. If the Rus-|jigelf suddenly early yesterday and provide more of the funds needed 6.95 14.95 Snks) and turbulent northwestern province, Sians stall, the Americans may force almost without warning slammed by Western Europe to make pur- * nd eds some and might include Communist|the issue. back at the coast, crossing inland chases in this country, particularly : . 2 al death parties or front organizations in Sen test oniotaeesi over Savannah. of food, coal and other consumer Easy to tub, pretty to look at, adaptable to any 100%, wool covered with lustrous rayon satin, elab. Rls igh = Indo-China ami Burma. Gates to Dedicate Winds as high as 100 miles per g00ds. decorating scheme. Multicolor floral patterns on . le chore. The : : i ; 9 p orately stitched. In blue, rose, green and wine. haves word Carrots and Turnips Ft. Wayne Clubhouse how piled 9 uma Tous aves COUR Whettier bie Cor Ruy white, rose, blue, peach, green, or yellow. Full or : |Cre orp., with its $4,000,000, a a 84.-in. size. doy come and Whether the oriental comintern| PT. WAYNE, Oct. 16 (UP)—Gov. low-lying lands along 200 miles of jn borrowing power, can be util- twin sizes. 2 ho je his schedule ever issues a manifesto appears to Gates will be the principal speaker coast from Charleston, S. C., south ized to play a more important role ” ve, you don't be a question of formality and at a dedication of the Ft. Wayne to Brunswick, Ga. than it has in the past. The CCC a you give, whether it would do the Communist Navy Club's new house here Oct. 27.| «pe high winds uprooted trees has been making food sales on a id yi To oats mare Shed ian Jas. a | Commanddnt James Boyce said and ripped roofs and fronts from. strictly cash basis up to now. The . : Joosen hw h ardly the Governor would come tp Ft. homes and buildings, but most of {question now is whether it might a es a ys al ons Wayne after a Navy Day observance tHe million-dollar damage was done make some sales on a credit or "8 for Soviet officials to join openly hGlamapolls. ~~~ 0 bythe high Ydes ~~ _ _ ipatusl payment basis, in such a move as they did at the » ; nine-nation conference in Poland. THE WEATHER FO TOLALST + ACME TELEPHOTO For that reason alone, the Oriental T--- PERIOD IN ay. ould comintern may keep to the shadows "REY IEW 0 U.S. WEATHER BUREAU. DEPT. of SOMMERS? Fosens PERIOD ENDING 730AMESTIO 17-4 y for some time. 4 : This Korean informant said the — eqar people of north Korea had sub- Shay Falls mo mitted to communization with vary- 7 pt sy v vior at Lake ing enthusiasm. a 3 Bismarck 3 : 's part either : s a we to bilder What, No Beets. ..h orgs": oN Koreans, he said, were calling Zim A posal calling themselves vegetables of various 21 # =V- ~ is on vaca- kinds. In the north ‘theré are two — OANA: kinds—carrots and red turnips. | botaged the Carrots, With reddish-orange tex- - DENVER KANSAS CITY ited Nations’ ture from the skin to the core, are ; sembly.” But greatly outnumbered by red turnips, | —~ Bo MATTRESS COVERS MATTRESS PA DS yeace is ime which have a red skin and white Los ANGE \ SANTA FE as “Akh r . “ + United Na- insides. tes I . | \ 3 95 3 95 ate, In North Korea there are no A | - \ wre . . 4 white-skinned turnips and in South / | ORY WORTH oJ ¢ BoFea Thee are oo cart: chosin td . i Heavy unbleached sheeting with buttoned envelope For easier sleeping, longer mattress life. Closely s the Amer. carrots instead of beets as the veg-| PARTLY CLOUDY AND u 230 ANTONIO + \ style end to make dust-proof. Easy to launder, a stitched all-white cotton filling, with sanforized and effective etable symbol of Communists, this! . ial. Full : hoot; A Twin size. 3.95. Full size, 4.95. She , Secusiiy informant sald beets were not TD Ny Ze sanitary essential. Full or twin sizes. sheeting covering. Twin size, 3.95. size, 4. own in Koren. © ENS FOTOCAST i Maybe the soil is not suited to ELL LEGEND Ole responsi- them,” he contributed with a smile. _ RN 4 OWI SCATTERED marine dously if the “I wish I could say the same thing AY 1s / RO SHOWERS AR \ a tthe . about our ‘carrots.’ ” 4) <2 OmTILE SNOW . o ' ™N SNOW SHOWERS [/ VA Speeding Up 3 ’ 7:3 a wunnies 204 * 4 Hower, Dental Service | 7 M REG PAT'S PEND COPR 1947 EOW. L A WAGNER ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ties " In an effort to break a backlog] NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORE- | areas on the inset map. It will | 55; Boston and Detroit, 56; Cnito the atten of 23,000 cases, officials of the U. 8. CAST SUMMARY-Mild Indian | be clear from Maine through the | cago and Milwaukee, 58; New ; Veterans’: Administration have Summer will continue over the Ohio Valley to the Central Plains | York, 8t. Louis and Atlanta, 60; ommittes of speeded up the, procedure for vet- half of the U. § h and the Southern Rockies in the | Philadelphia, 63; Kansas City, 64, council—+l erans to obtain dental service. eastern half of the U. 8. as soulb- | osoming 24 hours. (Consult the | and Washington and Memphis, This was done by shortening each €rly ‘winds stream from the Gulf | cloudy and partly cloudy map to | 66. around” te veteran's validity period from six| of Mexico. By tomorrow morning | determine cloudiness predicted for |— Er - months to 60 days, Dr. G. M. Pow-| the mercury will be in the balmy | your area.) Official Weather the ¢ ell, Indiana VA chief of dental! 50's through New England, most Those who follow weather trends UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU f harter, service, said. of the Rockies and the Far West. | will notice moist air from the ~Oct, 16, 1947 of Me By In many instances, veterans au-| Morning minima will be in the | Pacific is feeding moisture for | Sunrise... 5:56 | Sunset... . 5:05 veto, y y au h ret ——— AAI ER sts io ns thres thorized to obtain this service did| 80s from New York through the | storms in the Northwest. During |precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7.30 a. m... 00 . main Ohio Valley to the central Plains | the winter season this moist wie [Total precipitation sinos Jan. 1.....31.03 ession for as not avail themselves of it, he added. Deficiency since Jan, 1 .. ase i AE The length of time to! and the north portions of the | flow from the Pacific brings rainy Ant again in the o necessary The following table shows the tempera“clear” these cases kept other vet-| Gulf States. minima | weather to the coastal areas while |. ro yesterday in other cities: ‘ erans waiting longer. will be is the We along he Suit heavy. Sows occur in the North- . Sration v High Low d const w e mercury dm Rockies, TL TNS AIA oc ainn ciara Local of in the 40 in the Northem | Residents of the eastern half [Chicago i111 38 31] WOOL COUCH THROWS MUSLIN PILLOWCASES functioning ocal Mortgage Ce | Plains, | of the U. 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with the recent emergence of a nine-party European combine with Moscow's blessing.

Had Strong Start The Communists kept a Korean

handled a tough subject in tough words. See Final Showdown Mr. Marshall will make up his

mind about German treaty procedure sometime bedween the end

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custodian can or should be used to

Na make loans to Europe's needy non- | dmage oun S Communist nations, These funds] amount to around $550,000,000, | BAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 16 (UP)— against a need estimated by the ad{City officials today totalled up this ministration at between $585,000,-

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