Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1948 — Page 18

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today that the United States might sign a limited military pact

Western Europe within three months. ‘ Any such American alliance was described as aimed at helping to implement President Truman’s demand for support of the countries striving to hold off Russian pressure. Informants said the pact would pledge American arms and planes, but not troops, in the

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fight of Western Europe against] Communist encroachment. If such an alliance were signed, | iit would be the first peacetime military agreement by the United States with European countries. It would be made with the five

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{ Brussels yesterday — Great 'Britain, France, Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg—plus| whatever countries that might; (have joined in that pact in the! imeantime. { | The same responsible sources | predicted that American garrisons {in Germany would be strengthjened soon. | They also reported that the {United States had been rebuying|

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| United States. ! Informed quarters said the pos|apart from the European Recov-| ery Program setup, technically {called the European Economic | Cooperation Committee.

PLANS RESISTANCE — Dr. Stefan Qsusky, former Czéchoslovakian minister to England and France, revealed plans, in

| Cincinnati, O., for a world-wide

resistance movement against Russian domination of his country. A visiting professor of his tory at Colgate University, he said he would organize Czechs outside the iron curtain and en-

courage an underground within |

the country.

Local Student Named To Law Journal Staff

Curtail Freight

Pennsylvania Cuts Off Five Trains

Indiana railroads have curtailed their freight service because of the industry-wide sirike of coal miners, Superintendent) W. G. Dorward, of the Pennsylvania Railroad, said today. The curtailment, he said, 's in

passenger ‘service asked by Congress in the face of the (hree-day-old strike by John L. Rewis’ United Mine Workers. Mr. Dorward said five Pennsylvania freight trains have been removed from service already. Three trains on the Indianapoiis-to-Bicknell, Ind., route have tcin taken off, and two have been jut out of service on the Indianap-olis-to-Louisville run, he said.

Work Spread

He added that no employees {have been laid off but that “woik {was spread around.” Mr. Dor-

addition to “he 25 per cent cut in}

ward said, however, that if the {miners continued to strike, emiployees would be laid off on a seniority basis. A three-day "strike by some 9000 Indiana mine workers in 80

_ shaft, stripe and truck mines has!

cut off over 90 per cent of Indi-| ana's production of 100.000 tons daily, official estimates said. Un-!| lion officials called the move a

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Mar. 18 «protest holiday” after operators. quietly former war surplus mate- (yyp)._Garza Baldwin Jr., of Vin- refused to grant the union a pen-

cennes,

University law school.

Jeanne Seidel Miller of Morgan-

{sible American pact would be town; Lawrence E. Huntington, laid off. They added thaf, unless Indian-|“something were done about the

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