Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1947 — Page 17
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. TUESDAY, DEC. 2 1947 Sh I China Accuses Russia |4
Of Helping
to- Set Up
Stage for Civil War |
Nanking Makes Public I's Own Statement |
To Gen. Wedemeyer; By CLYDE FARNSWORTH, SHANGHAI, Dec. 2—Although Wedemeyer on China still is a Sta
Cites Efforts for Peace | Scripps- Howard Staff ‘Writer |
the report of Lt. Gen. Albert C.
te Department secret, the Chinese!
government is making public its own report to Gen, Wedemeyer.
This Nanking statement implies
churia in its belated war with Japan helped set the stage for China's civil war. en es eacnim ¥
Props in that stage-setting were arms, ammunition and supplies taken from millions of Japanese and 330,000 puppet troops in Manchuria following VJ-Day, * In the Chinese-Soviet treaty, Russia recognized only the central government and its troops, but it was impossible for Nanking to disarm the Japanese and puppets in Man-! churia. New Factor Cited “The infiltration of Chinese Communists into Manchuria during and following Saviet occupation constituted a new factor in the Commuhist impasse after VJ-Day,” said the long note to Gen. Wedemeyer,
“Armed opposition of the Communists was the greatest single destructive force against all efforts of the government in carrying out rehabilitation and in Yestoring law and order, particularly in areas formerly held by the Japanese.” The statement did not accuse the Boviets of arming the Communists, but it said the government's “inability” to disarm the Japanese and puppets in Manchuria led Chinese Communists to adopt a challenging stand.
Says Report Solicited The government said Gen. Wede-
partment is
meyer soon after his arrival last'possible express service would op-|pointment when what she thought itsday gave its Chicago-Milwaukee | (was a promised “present” turned yegional director “dictatorial” powThe express routes, outlined by out to be President Truman.
August on a fact-finding mission solicited a statement from Nanking. He wanted to know what efforts
the government had taken &ince central Ave. to the North Side; E./man walked into her room during a|
VJ-Day to resume its “many con-
structive steps” toward - political, indeterminate route to Beech economic, educational and socialig. ve x
betterment of China. The Nanking response recited first
that on VJ-Day, the government said, faced Communist troops numbering| The North Side express bus would (Sharon's _ mother explained DET |ya tion of the unit, Local 248, and 310,000 in addition to a larger num-'make its first stop from downtown |vously. “I'm afraid she doesn’t real-|, jined a plan of attack for re-
ber of so-called Red militia.
Other factors in the VJ-Day sit- make its first stop at Sherman Mr. Truman smiled. plant. The marathon walkout, one
uation were listed as inflation, par-
~ alysis of transportation and critical-
ly low farm production. Sought to Reopen Mines The government said it attempted after VJ-Day to reorganize the army, reduce the national budget, restore communications and reopen mines and factories. « The Comm nist activities pre-
vented reorganization of the amy, aq Ralston Dr., will hold a fish f the statement said, and this in tur, 4 Rash i ™ the ‘new bullding blocked reduction of the national miday and Saturday. budget with the result that inflation
“ | threatens “every fabric of our polit-| post of the American Legion will
ical and economic life.”
On the credit ride, the Nanking|be served at the meal Friday irom government pointed to such post-{4:30 to 9 p. m. and Saturday from war measures as abolition of censor- noon until 9 p. m. Proceeds will be ship, convocation of the nationaljused to buy furnishings for the nw assembly, and establishment of con-| church. The Rév. Richard 8. Wil-
stitutional government.
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that Russian occupation of Man-|
On PSC, Says Reid
Utility Checks Streets
For Express Service Express bus service to the north,
{south and east residential areas has not been abandoned in the expan-
sion program of Indianapolis Rail-| ways, Inc. although it cannot be instituted immediately, President Harry Reid said today. Mr. Reid pledged the development
of express service to The Times in _
1946 when the utility was seeking to raise its fares from 6% to 8% cents. After the increase was awarded by the courts and the Indiana Pub-| lic Service Commission, the. utility
|began seeking a 10-cent fare. It is se now involved in litigation on that |objective.
15-Cent Fare Probable
Reid said he did not know the aititude of the PSC towhrd a premium rate for express service,
beginning traffic - checks ‘over streets where]
erate.
the president a year ‘ago and still|
unchanged, are N. Meridian St. or accident, just stated when Mr. Tru-|jjs Chalmers strike in Milwaukee,
New York St. to the East Side and | In addition, a West Side express line has been considered, Mr. Reid
jab 38th St. The east express would
| Drive. | | Plans for other express services| {have not been formulated. Mr. Reid! |said institution of the service would | {depend on PSC approval of a premium fare.
Northminster Church To Hold Fish Fry
Memberg of the ew Northminster! |Presbyterian Church, Kessler Blvd.
“Cooks” from the Broad Ripple
fr, the fish. Other foods ~lso will
Bus Plan Depends
President Present, JAW Takes Charge Mr. Reid said that express service, But No ‘Present’ in order op fo lelt, woud = Eor Injured Girl, 3 3-year-old Sharon Meenehan, “pres-
He said the utility's traffic de-|ent” and “president” sound pretty to make much alike.
versity Hospital yesterday.
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HERE'S HOW — Robert Snedigar, curator at Chicago's Brookfield zoo, ilustrates, for owners of such pets, how to feed an | alligator. Tap it on the nose with liver, then thrust into mouth ! with forceps. |
0f Allis Local
‘Dictator’ Appointed
To Rewin Contract
! | DETROIT, Dec. 2 (UP)—The So she couldn't hide her disap-ic10 United Auté Workers Union
‘ers to win back the contract it lost Little Sharon, victim of an auto|quring the turbulent 11-month AlThe UAW's 22-man executive visit to the new Georgetown ‘Uni-|poard, headed by President Walter, P. Reuther, voted unanimously yes-! Then she turned to her mother terday to fire the local's five officers | and asked: “Where's my present?” and appointed Duane Greathouse,| Ld
"9 regional director, as administrator.
“I'M SORRY, Mr. President,”| 14 oaqjed for a thorough reorgani-
ize your importance. lgaining bargaining rights at the “1 wish Wor lot of other people |p the most violent in American didn’t realize my importance,” Re|japor annals, collapsed last spring said. || when the strikers returned to work Mr, Truman went to the hospital|gitpout a contract or company recto unveil the Franklin D. Roose-| oonition. velt Mempesial Plague Bt a Cere=\ Mr. Reuther bitterly denounced mony that 0 a pe Sap The the local's handling of the strike a children’s ward of the nosplial. Ihe .q5)y pungling, and Communistplaque commemorated a $50,000}, cpired He was prevented from i was contribution by the CIO in mem taking action, however,' until the
ory of the late President. iene UAW convention gave him
. a clear majority on the board. Couple Leads Contest | Yh Ts 2
For Mixed Bridge Title Although three of the local’s ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 2 (UP)— Officers submitted their resignations The team of Mrs. Howard Zachs of |1ast week, their separation was not New York and Ben O. Johnson of Official. They were included in the Spartanburg, S. C., led the contest| Mass dismissal order. for the world master contract bridge| The board assigned vice president mixed pairs title with a score of| Richard Gosser to assist Mr. 245 points today at the American | Greathouse and approved a six-
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BLOCK'S Notions,.Street Floor
TWO: Waiving of initiation and reinstatement fees, fines, penalties, | and suspensions imposed by the local as a result of the strike during a 90-day drive. THREE: International support to obtain reinstatement for 94 em-! ployees discharged as -a result of the walkout. | FOUR: Aggressive action on a| pending NLRB case to gain bargaining rights in the plant FIVE: Appropriation of $2000 a week to the local union to provide relief and welfare for discharged employees who will be used on the local’'s staff during the organizing campaign. SIX: Any local action necessary to retain control of the local’s funds.
Mt. Fuji Plane, Bodies Found
TOKYO, Dec. 2 (UP)-U. 8. Army searghers found the wreck-| age today of an air transport command C-47 and the bodies of the two officers killed when the plane crashed into Hoizan crater, 6000] feet up the slopes of Mt. Fuji, S8unday. t The wreckage was found by a search party from the 95th light tank company of the Pirst Cavalry] Division. The names of the victims) were withheld until their relatives’ were notified. , The troopers located the wreck on information supplied to Japanese police by a 13-year-old Japanese boy who was the only eyewitness to the crash. Flying Fortresses and seven other planes aided ground parties in the search.
Federal Jobs on Rise; Byrd Presses Inquiry
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (UP)—, The joint congressional economy 8 committee today urged immediate! investigation of what it said was a sudden increase in federal government employment during October. The October committee report] submitted by Sen. Harry F. Byrd (D. Va), its chairman, showed a’ net increase of 2826 in civilian per-| sonnel employed by executive agencies. The increase reversed a downward trend which had been unbroken for 17 months, the com-| mittee reported. j !
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Ship Movements
By United Press { Ship movements scheduled today: at New York Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam; Santa Clara, Cartagena; President Polk, Round-the-World. rting from New York--Fernplant, Lisbon: Cireece Victory, Capetown; Marine Jumper, ) Havre. Marine Tiger, Havre, Mormacmail, Oslo; Beirut; Talisman, Lobito, Bloomi Para; Bostonian, Rio De Janeiro.
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