Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1948 — Page 10
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Croation Paper Urges ‘Greater Americanism’ a
‘|'eording to infor-. “Imation given to
~{Croation frater- |
As Subtle Ruse to Create Fears By ROBERT TAYLOR, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer
WASHINGTON, Jan, 27— The Communist line, as expressed posit ; : in some fellow-traveler publications, is undergoing some subtle ing. clerk and supervisor - before Ducaum, of Henry Wallace's third -party. campaign for being transferred to the account|...
idency. ntil now, Croatian publications friendly to Communist policy hn Py Thau was appointed examhave beat the drum for “The New Yugoslavia” and ‘have done Bing accountant in August, 1943. eb ea b
ing department in July, 1927.
of the Hoo-
dictatorship,
That's going to be changed, ac and other
.|same as Negroes _or Truman's Demo-
all they could to glorify the Tito y glonry Americans of Slav origin, theigier State Chapter of the Tele : phone Pioneers of America after racial minorities, that victory of completing 21 years of telephone
manufacture. New steel strip mills go into making tinplate for cans and metal-fiber combination boxes, Aluminum is used to wrap
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crats will be a victory of re-
Ri A - ep. John Me action and fascism, which in
Dowell (R. Pa.) a member of the House UnAmerican Activ ities Committee. Now, such papers as “Zajednicar” official organ of the
introduce the racial persecution of all non-Anglo-Saxons.”
The e policy now is being | followed by the Communist newspaper Daily Worker and other party-line publications. They nrge fullest support of the Wallace “candidacy as a fight against action, accuring that they will use the charge of reaction against| its any candidate elected in Novem-|
nal union, are starting a drive
Mr. Taylor for “Greater Americanism.” " iber. |
It isn’t because they've seen Fight for Control 4 the light. It's because of orders, according to Rep. McDowell's in-|the subject of a spirited fight for formation. control between pro-Communist Hopes for Split “progressives’’ and ABL-Comm-After building up the .Ameri- nists. canism campaign, “Zajednicar”| The antis blocked” a pro-Red
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iE {schedules, at savings like theses is expected to go into an all-out power grab ip last year's conven- : One Way C2mPpaign in support of Henryition by wajking out and now are GARY, INDIANA .... ... .. $ 2.50 Wallace. Strings in tn Sg “wr the i LAFAYETTE, INDIANA .... 115| The pro-Tito group hopes, courts. FRENCH LICK, INDIANA .. 250|through these tactics, to drive| The Zajednicar, jth 100,000 60 a wedge between Slavic Ameri- circulation fn the / U. 8, "and
80 cans and their fellow citizens. rae 1.45! 80 ment and hatred among S8lavic|of the left-wing Ngtional Council . 295 groups in order to break up thei of Croatians TENNES! SSEE 7.15 national unity of the- 35¢ 8., the{ Descent. : ¥ NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. 1130, | McDowell information -states. —
_._|agent in the Croatian fraternal|the Tito dictatorship. The con- ~ {anion. ‘This memorandum;
| must be changed in & ‘WAY |
Bl to create a féeling of fear among ey ae 4 4
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Canada, is edited by Philp It hopes to create fear, resent- Vukelich, who also is an official
off American
Mr. Vifkeliché’ was accused in{ The program : was outlined in jast Septembet’s convention * in a memorandum . which—atcord-| Pittsburgh of being a “Copimuing to Mr. McDowell's sources— | nist mouthpiece, * and of /Jusing was given to the chief ‘pro-Tito|the union's newspaper to praise
Fi veition, Bolver ive “him “The , policy of Zajedrichr{vote of confidence. stop glorification of qd in Yugoslavia and of Ti to start the drive flower ! greater Americanism,’ A ©. Creates Fear! % “The new party i be ford
— Ship” ‘Movements By United Press Eabely Vaiparaise, Mars-
De Grasse, on, n; Jr, Aruba: Mauretania, west In. -Rio-De-Janeiro,
The Croatian fraternal union is ‘wing
New Copter Has Airplane Look’
LONDOK, Jan Jan. 2 — A British heticopter. which has just made}. ts first-flight-looks-more like an ordinary airplane than other craft of this type. The resemblance is due to a normal tail with twin rudders, and stub
This Fairey Aviation Co.'s craft] has the ordinary overhead horizontally rotating lifting blades, but it has also a conventional |, propeller at the tip of its starboard wing. This provides forward propulsion, and also counteracts the tendency of the craft to rotate caused by tng main rotor. -It71s an expérimental “model, capable of seating four persons. Advantages claimed for the de-
th*® ordinary helicopters, higher forward speed, and greater comort. ’ Progress is. reported on .a freight-carrinyg helicopter which has three rotors. It will be capable of carrying 24 passengers or three Jon of cargo. Claims are a that- it i 58 -the.. fastest .and 8 most ~ helicopter" yet S16 will oy 2a.1840 horsepower Rolls-Royce Merlin engine,
Dewey Urges 2-Term [Limit for President ALBANY, N. Y,, Jan. 27 (UP) —Gov, Thomas E. ‘Dewey, a a lead-| ing contender for the Republican
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presidential nomination, . has asked the State Legislature to ratify a constitutional amendment limiting a President to two terms. Gov. Dewey sent a special | message to the legislators asking {swift action on the’ Republican- | sponsored amendment which has ‘been approved by 18 states, half
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There are new light-weight bottles for beer and new plastics for olding frozen foods. on Container
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worked out by the Forest Products Laboratory of Madison, Wis. It spins in the air to retard Setoent from the plane. A bag with a window of cotton mesh has -been introduced for bulk ‘fruits and vegetables. Zinpack Corp. of Chicago has a machine for making a new liquid container for milk and oil. American Tool Works of Cincin-| nati, has an automatic machine for making 1000 boxes an hour from transparent plastic sheet. Juin ‘Bros. of Rockford, | , has a machine whith folds ’ pint-sized cartons, fills them | with ice cream direct from the freezer and tucks in the carton lid. Big Growth In Industry Makers of cartons and other boxes are looking to new mills to’ supply the board. The business {is one - which |doubles every 10 years, yet seems still to be far from maturity. It| is now using about 100,000 tons, of board a week. Though the fiber mills now | building will turn out about a| million new tons a year the busi- | ness eventually” may run into] De z Thonages, _ Unlike
athr ~has to-go- far} ther SY 1 F north fiberboard uses southern. pine. ay
Haughville Library Books Free Movies
movies will be shown tomorrow ‘night inthe -Haughville - Public. Library as part of the library's world understanding program. - “Moscow, Heart of Russia,” and “People of Russia” will be] shown at 8 p. m. tomorrow, Al color picture of an aerial trip
from California to New York will
also be shown.
Movies of Palestine will be shown Feb. 25, and Yugoslavia
The container with wings was |
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