Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1948 — Page 10

World-Wide Tactics

ANDEZ, pr. was behind the destructive revolt

no question of what he thinks. In a statement to the other thief

be to the Colombian government and people. “This occurrence goes far beyond Colombia. It is of the same definite pattern as the occurrences which provoked strikes in France and Italy and that are endeavoring to prejudice the situation in Italy for the elections on Apr. 18. ‘A World Affair “In action we take here in regard to the present situation, we must have clearly in mind the fact this is a world affair, and not merely a Colombian or Latin} American one.” © What that “same definite pattern” is, was unfolded before my, eyes in a manner difficult to believe possible in America, land of the free

There is little question that the peop

th En State Secretary Links Revolt to

top drawer diplomats here Rent Pan Amerfcan Conference is that the orgy of killing, looting and arson was a Red move to embarrass U Secretary. of State George ©. Marsal]

y and burning.

of Communists Times Foreign Correspondent ism’s familiar pattern that swept this tal.

led by an exiled Domincan Communist, struck with precision to capture the government radio station and began broadcasting instructions for the formation of neighborhood militias, looting

‘When the army recaptured the station, the rebels kept up the same line from an unde d radio in Bogota’s residential district. At the height of the initial pub-. lic indignation, an obviously Communistic pamphlet was ecirculated exhorting the populace to do away with ‘reaction and Yankee imperialism.” Copyright, 104 hea The 4 Indianapolis T! ii

High Meat Costs Blamed on Thirst % In U.S. for Whisky, a a Sri

WASHINGTON, Apr. 13 (UP) ~Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson said today that the “near record” rate at which!

distillers are using grain threat. ens to prolong the period of high

tie meat prices.

In a letter to Rep. Brooks Hava, (D. Ark.), Mr. Anderson recalled that “distillers refused to limit

their use of grain to 2.5 million bushels a month as requested by

has|the President.”

democracies will have are aware of all

feted, Sacthr ody ow “ale

» » . FOR THE last two months, he

even though the nation has a six-year supply of whisky.

rise. Prices won't drop, he said,

until increased feed supplies en-

able farmers to raise more meat, {milk and eggs.

Institute Chief Fired

For \'Carelessness’ ATLANTA, Ga. Apr. 13 (UP)

for ‘carelessness’

"from

Outwardly there appeared to be

sald, they have been using two and a half times that much—

He sald the distillers also ware using a lot of scarce corn, which caused meat and milk prices to

~The director of Georgia's Juvenile Training Institute was fired today after |authorities found he had placed

here/two boys in solitary confinement follow-|in unheated rooms, causing them a atito suffer frozen feet and partial world amputations. ; The State Board of Corrections

to North Carolina and the Ohic the Ohio

British, Russ

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW -—Wet, rainy weather will continue tonight and early tomorrow | from the Gulf States to New York and southern New England. The moist arrow extending up into | the Carolinas shows the ‘direction moisture laden air from the Gulf of Mexico will stream into the | eastern states causing the continued wet spring weather, By daybreak the Weather Bureau says the | mercury will be in the 40's all the way from Boston to Washington, in the Ohio Valley, Missouri, Jowa, Kansas and Oklahoma. The dark affected areas on the fotocast show where rain and snow are likely to occur in the next 24 hours. Skies will be cloudy from New York and southern New England

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UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU | ~Apr, 13, 1948—

At Odds in Probe

Berlin Air Crash

Inquiry Bogs Down BERLIN, Apr. 12 (UP) — A joint . British-Soviet inquiry into the Berlin air crash Apr. 5 broke down today when the two powers

§ | Total precipitation since Jan, 1...... 12.97 Excess since Jan, Fiinviisiampnaviny

to hear American and German

witnesses. Gen. I. A. Alexandrov of the Russian Air Force refused to hear any German, contending that he would be unreliable, Alexandrov maintained that American testimony would be “improper,” because the investigation was on a two-country basis and word from other nationals would be unacceptable, Fifteen died in the crash of a British transport and a Russian fighter. Intends to Hear All Air Commodore R. N. Waite, chief of the British inquiry staff, {replied to Alexandrov’s objections: “We intend to hear all witnesses. Germans and Americans are both available with evidence. In view of the loss of American lives (two Americans were killed) I consider we should hear American witnesses. And I do not regard German witnesses as unreliable Just because they are many German."

Ware unable tc agree on whether;

Sunrise. .... 5: ‘Sunset ieene

Precipitation 24 hrs. end. 7:30 a, m..

1.33

The follow wing table shows the temperature yesterday in other cities: Station ow

Atlanta

Boston 48 Chicago. . 80 3 Cincinnati . 56 43 Clevel, «55 40 Denver ..... 3 28 Evansville . 88 Lo] Pt. Wayne . 53 n Pt. Worth 8 40 Indianapolis (city) vo 53 42 Kansas Cit; . 52 41 Los Angeles ...... . 88 48 Miami : «1 18 Minneapolis-St. Paul . 52 35 Ne Qrlea ohana . 86 2 New Yor 65 “0 hoy oy” [0] 44 Omaha ‘e . 52 30 Pittsburg! da . 59 41 an ‘Antonio Vesna . 04 63 an Francisco .... . 58 41 o LOMIR Wx isa , 48 40 Washington, D. C. .....o..0en % 50

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{UP Reporter Gets

In Gas Tank Blast : LA GRANGE, Apr. 13. (UP)— Authorities today blamed sparks caused by a pumper motor hloading. gasoline .into a tank for

No one was injured. The tanks. were hurled several hundred feet into the air.

nedy. Two other tanks, both un-

the explosion of four 10,000-gal- Reserve

represented on the seven-man | board.

derground, did not explode. Mr. Kennedy's home was partially destroyed.

to a small of Mr. Kennedy's property.

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‘Word to Get Out

NEW YORK, Apr. 13 (UP)— Advices received here today reported that United Press Staff Correspondent Ed Thomas at! San Jose, Costa Rica, had been| given 24 hours to leave the! country. | Mr. Thomas was assigned to |. San Jose recently from Mexico City to report the uprising by right-wing rebels in Costa Rica. Police were reported to have told Mr. Thomas that the gov-| ernment no longer considered his presence in Costa Rica “desirable” and that his reporting had been

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and crashed into the fighter,

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The tentative reports of the

crash by the Russians and British The British! said the Soviet fighter buzzed the transport. The Soviets said the transport burst out of a cloud

On another front in the verbal battle of Berlin, a Soviet official that the European recovrogram meant “Germany's division, Europe's partition and

Col, Sergei Tulpanov, political and information officer of the So-

Marshall Plan is “an attempt to save the sinking capitalist Sp

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