Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1948 — Page 12
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| Early Raid in North | ATHENS, Mar. 19 (UP)—Min{ister of Public Order Constantin {Rendis predicted today that | Greek guerrillas, supported by
Greece's communist-dominated | | northern neighbors, will launch a {large-scale attack within four | days. | Mr. Rendis said information from Berlin indicated Communist Gen. Markos Vafiades would launch an attack in the northern mountains and his agents would attempt to sabotage the movement of government troops and equipment from towns. Predicts Early Action The same information, Mr. Rendis said, reported Gen. Vafiades would strike out at Salonika next Monday or Tues-
day. . Neither Mr. Rendis nor Dwight Griswold, head of the American Aid Mission, could confirm Washington reports that a large international brigade was poised on {Greece's northern borders, prepared to strike. Both said they had no doubt Albania and Yugoslavia were supporting the guerrillas with arms, {equipment and possibly manpower. Mr. Griswold told a press con!ference that if an international brigade did come to Greece, “they {would be given a good lesson by the Greek army.” He predicted 'a speedy government victory against the guerrillas.
Baby's ‘Gold Tooth’ Shakes Up Her Papa | MANILA, Mar. 19 (UP) — |Nineteen-month-old Elvira Men|doza was born with something better than a silver spoon in her (mouth. | According to a Manila news- | paper, the baby cut her first {tooth last Aug. 10. It was gold, ‘at least. in color.
Athens Officials See |
Busy War Plants Turn Out Arms for Soviet In Yugoslav Arsenal
Huge Quantities of Grain, Meat
Going Into Military Storehouses By BOGDAN RADISTA, Ex-Yugosiay Press Information Chief (Copyright 1948, by NEA Service, Inc.) A BALKAN ARSENAL for the westward march of communism is ‘being built by the Russians in new Yugoslav factories that turn out guns and munitions, tents and uniforms. Yugoslav Communist leaders, like Milovan Dyilas, ghost-writer for Tito and friend of Stalin. still tell the people the goal is defense of their “liberation.” But trustworthy sources—friends who have fled “Titoslavia” as I did before * them—describe a different goal in| This is the second of a threewhat they have seen in busy| part bombshell report written. for NEA by Bogdan
Yugoslav war industries. The arsenal is being built at| Raditsa, a brilliant Yugoslav the sacrifice of Yugoslav agri-| author who became a diplomat culture, which once was self-| in the pre-war Yugoslav govsufficient. ernment, was lulled into beNow huge quantities of grain, leving in Tito’s new “freedom,” meat and wool are going into| and then fled to America when military storehouses. More than he found the bitter truth of a half a million. peasant youth| Communist “liberation.” Like a have been taken away from military intelligence report farms and put to work in the which these dispatches refactories. semble, they are based on hard | These are some of the concrete] facts from eyewitness sources —trustworthy friends of Radit-
{facts reported by my eyewitness sa who have fled Tito’s borders as he did before them.
sources in letters which come to] Ime week after week via neutral | Switzerland:
A BIG NEW WAR plant has | CTOP remains for the needs of the
been built at Zenica in the steel PeOPle. area of Bosna province. It is ‘ne { reported that it is destined to| TO GET THE MANPOWER become the biggest of its kind in|for this military industrialization, the Balkans, its production of Tito’s government is converting guns of all calibers is being/land owned by the peasants into boosted by steel furnaces moved collective farms, foreing large in from Russia, one of which is numbers of farmers into factory now in operation. |Jobs. ) Dismantled factories in the| For Yugoslavs who resist the Soviet zone of Germany are sup-|idea, there are slave labor camps plying some of the heavy ma-|—called institutions of - labor. chinery. |These camps rent out their pris2 x =» loners at a dollar a day to whatTHE ZENICA PLANT, by co-|ever factory or project that needs incidence, is on the’ new Samac-|workers. When the job is finished, Serajevo rallroad, the so-called the workers are returned to the “Freedom Line” built last year éamps. ~~ ° by the Youth Movement—some| And to bolster the technical of whom were volunteers from! skills needed ‘in building the America and Great Britain. | Yugoslav arsenal, a great many
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ter than that of the little Yugoslav; if they are not Communists, they join the ranks in the slave labor camps. ” » » THE SHIFT from agriculture to industry and the seizure of livestock and crops has made the food situation for the average Yugoslav worse than during the war. Beef used ‘to be an export item; now only horsemeat is available in the cities. Sugar is rationed, although the beet sugar crop is larger than before the war, when sugar was abundant; now big shipments of it go to Albania, inscribed with a red star and the message: “With greetings of the Soviét Union to brotherly Albania.” Rye wheat, another erstwhile export item, is now mixed with corn for rationed bread; the *‘export” is taken care of in military storehouses along the Danube, or in shipments to Romania and Albania which bear markings like the shipments of sugar.
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