Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1948 — Page 10

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Favors Holding Talks With Stalin

By MILES W. VAUGHAN United Press -Vice President for Asia TOKYO, Mar. 9—Observers be-

nominated by the Republicans. would campaign on a platform of vigorously opposing further

. {Russian expansion.

Gen. MacArthur is known to believe that direct’ man-to-man negotiations between the Presi-

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Premier Josef Stalin should be attempted. In the opinion of those who have talked with him, he would,

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American anti-Communist program upon an immediate global basis, * Gen. leading issues, as expressed to numerous’ visitors in conversations in which this correspondsnt participated are as follows: ONE: The greatest single problem facing the American people is that of relations with Russia. TWO: This problem should not be considered insoluble by peaceful means, THREE: Direct man-to-man negotiations between the ‘Prasi: dent of the United States w»nd Stalin should be attempted. FOUR: The United States should make it unmistakasly clear that Washington is irepared to use whatever methods

American way of life. FIVE: There are some grounds for belief that Moscow would retreat if the United States de. clared ‘its determination to use the strongest methods to prevent further Soviet aggression.

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Consulate Held

PRAGUE, Mar. 9 (UP) — The U. 8: Embassy said today that Joseph Spiro, a Slovak employee of the American Consulate in Bratislava, bas been arrested by police on conspiracy charges. The Embassy said Spiro, a secretary and translator, was being held in Bratislava prison for questioning. - Embassy officials said Spiro has’ no“claim to citizenship, ‘He was employed by Vice Consul Claiborne Pell as an interpreter some months before the consulate was opened officially on Mar. 1. Spiro was arrested Monday night, an Embassy spokesman sald. U. 8 Ambassador Laur ence A. Steinhardt has inquired at the Czechoslovak foreign office concerning the exact charges

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.|Surrender in China

NANKING, Mar. 9 (UP)—Two Chinese Communist commanders (have surrendered themselves and their 8000 men to the Nation{alists, the government's | official {Central Daily News said today. | The surrender took place on {the Chahar-Jehol and Chahar{Shansi border regions, Central {satd, when Lou Kuan-Chun and Sun Chen-Yuan handed their |swords to Gen. Fu Tso-Yi's “ever{victorious” forces. The two commanders, in a {surrender message, attacked their former Communist . com~ rades for indulging in treason against the state. Central said {they would send representatives {to Nanking to ask for a pardon | from the Nationalist government.

8 Escaped Convicts

| ATLANTA, Ga., Mar. 9 (UP)— Eight escaped convicts were still at large today after a mass break jof 19 prisoners from the nearby |DeKalb County work camp Sun{day afternoon. | Nine were recaptured within |five hours of the break,

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the gunman fleeing down the street. . When Officer Zuckerman called for him to halt, the gunman opened fire again, wounding the policeman in the left arm and twice in the chest. Officer Luckerman collapsed after firing six shots at the fleeing gunman. Two suspects were | being questioned by police.

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—Temperatures over the northern half of the nation from the | | Rockies to the Atlantic will be colder than seasonal normals, by Wednesday morning, weather | experts say. See that cold artow at the upper center of the Fotocast. It shows the path frigid-cold Canadian blasts will travél down into the north-central states bringing sub-zero weather with early gue, I sure do miss you. And I admit morning temperatures 15 to 20 degrees colder than the seasonal averages in the Dakotas and Montana. Cold west to northwest winds, indicated by small, solid black arrows, will ‘send the mercury |there was a reason for my mean disdown into the -20's ‘all the way from Boston to Philadelphia, through the Ohio. Valley and Mis-

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Insult to Injury This ‘statement, shouted Rep. W. R. Poage (D. Tex.) before the House Agriculture Committee, “adds insult to injury.” [ “If théy sincerely believe that,” {he said, “why don’t they put the |color in a pill and sell it with their {butter rather than mixing it in before offering it to tk> public? Why do. they deny this ‘actual fun’ to their customers?” The Waco Congresman was one of a number of witnesses appearing’ before the House committee in favor of a blanket repeal of all federal taxes on margarine. Heapings on 18 bills proposing repeal or a reduction of the taxes will continue through this week, with opponents of repeal being heard ro o

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