Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1948 — Page 10

— = pene Ee

Berm eB

dianapolis Times ALTER LECKRONE HENRY W. MANZ Business Manager

wk

*

re Leo San

2 =

Apr. 17, 1948

GB

$1.10 a month.

-_ Glos Lah nd the People Wil Find Trew On Woy | 5 30 DLeltl git to fein ig or An I'll night hunt fore I'm through. President Roxas : When ole houn dawg gits to beavis . IN the death of President Roxas the Philippine Islands {' ay trusty npg aT have lost a great leader. The United States has lost a My ole ax is by my knee. valued friend. The tragedy comes at a time when he was By the lantern light two shinsty - leamin’ down a! much needed. : : My Fog on gits to chippin’ ‘He was a man of unusual gifts and superb capacity for And soon homeward I will be. statesmanship. His brilliant intellect, dynamic personality, Mr. Coon. is on ny shoulder tremendous industry and courage made him a notable fig- om, dawg tied and slew : ere’s t set ure not only in his own country but wherever he was |, BE A or the ors day g : known. tether of Phil Wa ~JAMES PHILIP SHERIDAN. shoss for $1.25, five days’ work. Now 7 suid The late Manuel L. Quezon, father ippine oo ¢ work one day a better shoes pendence and first President of the commonwealth, early en the $2 UIT crete Toaches Waah- unl got 107 4 BY 078 ot at recognized Senor Roxas as his logical successor. Despite | will be in our nation’s capital. dh doesn't work out Mobi Level off occasional difference of political opinion which nominally vv 9 with & fair price, coms Sud Wheat at 42 § separated them at times, President Quezon’s confidence in THE CALL TO ETERNITY Sushal, HOS 20 ou allow any varia. Senor Roxas never wavered. ’ If death were to come tomorrow Get our business and homes away from our . ° President Roxas fought as an officer on Bataan and on aa) fan 3 warning clear, Ehsraits? jugglers that make variations in any way, @ Corregidor. When Gen. MacArthur went to Australia he | couia you go without dread or fear? wasters S Sous In the laboring ha. we : asked Mr. Roxas to I Later Mr. Quezon Have you lived your life span richly? 8 or © in the evening. Anything that is good wanted him to come out, hut he insisted on staying to or- | gave you friends who would mourn for you? fob ime fatmers Js g9ed ar eT Yhody. vmovement t the Japs. He | Did you open your heart as well as your home? other words what's good for good resistance PS Di en own oy they hel for Bil. The only way we can protect ours . continued to lead the underground even after capture by 4 P as they helped you selves is to crack down on the man that is Could You leave to the shes behind 4 gift making variations \u our baslgess ad prin. - ; administra uring a song, or true, . ; Make laws one “89 ~ regime of the puppet 3 iy Bovis Ha ES ? NATIONAL AFFAIRS ; can all share alike in a business way. 2 ie you By Marquis Childs * 00 + accused of collaboration. But he was defended by Gen. | An, you say, “But death gives no warning «os. 0 ; i : MacArthur, who identified him as the chief of Ameriean- | No whisper til life 1s past, : : “A ® of : Saves Carfare , Lun : 4 who praised | But think stil awhile, are you ready? Let's Loo at t © ir Mai 0 By E. §. Barber, 1751 N. Capitol Ave, Oy. Philippine and guerrilla liaison, and Who p Each day might be your last.’ z - : With the population of our fair elty increase his loyalty. In 1046 he was elected President. ; —BETTY ABBETT. WASHINGTON, Apr. 17—New nominations freight lines. For two years these small com: | ing unti people are living in garages brooder ‘Under his guidance the young republic weathered the. * 4 0 keep coming in for the Oscar for the year's most panies have waited It AB to act on their ap- | houses, etc. I have puzzled how our claire st-wa economic crisis and strain of political partisan- There are very few hooks sews on some high . Jovbving. With Fe-sujorcements plications tu aperate shasisted Fuvien. hW. FL voyant Strett, Railway Co: Soni Joram 2 ' : 2 : pring swe ¢ Iran oO e pressure boys from a single been gran - Some decrease tronage. “ v ‘Few if any war-devastated countries have made as of Sie ying SOWA, but lots of wy are Eas this ors of bigger and better lobbies, the of the little’ companies have had to fold up, a I think I have it. People are walking ress - o.apidly. In his optimistic message to $ a9 fdges have sn almost impossible task. |; Sach whieh ane 0 28 OE LOY omg mg | "Eval a mi sve take diols. LL January he reported the rehabilitation pro- | LOVE A GARDEN of the Big Five airlines that carry most of the This is true even though cargo traffic and the PO Bh baying & Tew cents more for ; : country’s mail and passenger traffic. And it's an development of cargo planes have lagged far be= | many items, rather than a 20-cent trip to town piri ross i 1 love 3 garass a 4nd impressive claim. , Bing sono and military, Reeseutiy. vay: and back; but how the downtown Jnstehants i | - . trees, The Civil Aeronautics Board just awarded the ticlan Sse must love it. Incidentally, when I do use the . | SECOND ONLY to his love gor the Philippines wis his nse et Sarn, buans and Pons, sie Tie American, Sasiars, TVA United and gampetition. Yet these vetarang’ airlines have nOt | gtrestcar 1 sill have the privilege of standing. devotion to nited States. was proud was A yelloW pansy nook orthwest—an increase pay whic Bo I Sow what they sould do 0d er aa : . tion Dathway's crook t the taxpayer at least an additional §5 million great potential of air cargo a il, “truly a product of the American system of educa ’ How Nig Ts 8 over and above the $21 million mgr get. The : . Lies, Eh? 7 ar : Lait ge x that his ideals Were those of American democracy which Straight rows of tassled heads, inireade 14 kg gi eg Airtines We're Short on Cargo Planes By James J. Cullings, 197 8. Capitol Ave, Oltys flowered in Filipino freedom. or Or fiat strawberry beds— ¥ cont afier taxes, and the other four companies ONE OF THE FEW experts to interest him- Henry Wallace is a Communist or ~ His last message, delivered at the American Air Base love & guscen, EC er went TetirD, PAIS seit in this phase 1s Langdon P. Marvin Jr. Dur not, he spoke the truth et the Armory. | north of Manila just before he was stricken, was typical of BENCE MARIE TAYLOR. There is a report that Sen. Homer Ferguson ey Oe ianitiss Come | by the administration. tbe lying militarists and rophetic. Warning against Com- il and Sen. Styles Bridges are getting interested i py The Indianapolis Times. The Scripps-Howard id prop | Ag The summer bugs will be coming in about : tee, learning by experience in every |. . y : 4 an investigation into the whole mail subsidy sys« .orner of the globe how vital could be | and Hearst papers are doing their to fure he said Clark Field was an outpost of | June—and the rest of us will be tem. Such an investigation occurred not long after Ee lO res cargoes could be | S0C Fett BoC da, Tam not afraid of the WR ® 4 ¢ . “x duced some sizzling facts about the power of the ¢,. .or00 develo to urgent is the peed have us believe their les. 2 xf United States wants war but they will stand together for PET PEEVE lobbies working or ooean and air mal subsidies 10 thE CO ore apparent on the military. side. sv “| mutual security, he promised. an tactics they employ Td Military sources have estimated that 4000 cargo ie ; : : Noisy cabinets t peeves, t the actual cost of carrying th "Not only the safety of the Philippines but. the. peace olky cabinets are my pat peeves, of Tauring out the aeteat Sor dy Payments, ' Planes wouid be essential at the cutsst of 4 wat Moscow Too? a hg Pacific will be threatened unless that promise Is ful. But one Shing throws me ir into v quandary, A Somathing the CAB as Reyer got Steud to doing: pe eed in large umber, The carin wepraabpy HE Howard Sudslsen, Clarks Bill, Ne Bau Se an ie ; bomen? PTS ye v TI at It. Ts surrounded by such.clouds of Pro es nave teat such planes... chance of taking Berlin © © CT: t Quirino, who is recovering an | oat we s+. o MLOCK statistics. qualifications and reservations that the gy Te 3.0perating cut the above out of your editorial page illness, be given the strength and wisdom to carry on the | “'f¥'Won't be long until the bathing beaches | ordinary person is left in a state of confusion. is serious is that, so long as the cushion of the Apr 2. " also have a good chance of unfinished work of President Roxas. | win "looking tka a feck of magasine | 58 Cons a Ton Mile gubsidy e there, the nition is nut Uke to gt tha | young Mosoow. Ll lle 1 Hamre eg pT HERE eb siicnt nit UE OY Bn Shh Seu ve oor Be LES Se : e new pa crease h . in ti A : Si i Red Boomeran ; FOSTER'S FOLLIES he ‘Big Five must get 58 cents a fon mile as & look into the EE Do no 1. sr... Faomerang | enaseromn. co wot | pee rear for vn Sh na AT je shew th, Padme Miva gr tat; | To Veterans, Greetings | al Raa vh A , Conn.~~Oonnecticut’s eo ave or, n . is ) ly *3 QNE hopeful aspect of a dark international picture is "Drivers Picked for Test”). approved, Yor carrying cargo as low as 12% for $11 Err Teak petitioning CAB | py 3. 8, Barber, 1781 N. Capitol Ave, City. | 2 t Stalin sometimes overplays his strong hand. Our Hartford's newest drivers’ clinic, cents a ton mile. In Joseph J. O'Connell Jr, the CAB has a new To my friends, the veterans living in ga ° » ! rn ) but just A crusading caravan, Since the air mail is business which does not ‘chairman. A new member is still to be appointed. | Tages, brooder , back porches, sic, | side is less prepared and makes many mistakes, bu Should in time convince each cynic, have to be solicited and since the ground handling There is a chance to break away from the course | greetings and felicitations. : : when things look bad the Kremlin often gets too clever Of the merits of the plan. is performed by the government, it is extraordi- of least resistance, which is increasingly. to give I am sure you will bear up more cheerfully \ Knowing the exact location nary that CAB should find that carrying the mail everything to a few dominant companies. It will | under the bad housing situation you read not be easy to change the pattern. But there is | that a fine new building is to be provided for

and seems to defeat its own ends. : " Of course we never can win a struggle such as this by banking on the opponent's errors. That would be the

surest way to lose. 2 But as long as we remember this and keep pushing

our preparedness, there is legitimate encouragement in noting the weakness of Russia's strength. It disposes of the. silly notion that the Commies are miracle-workers. The abortive Colombian revolution is a case in point. The Bogota Inter-American Conference was beginning to show signs of division United States and its and others had about anti-Communist action.

quickly took over.

the hemisphere,

country, in any country.” * 80 Stalin unwittingly ppened their eyes, Marshall was unable to do.

clear, it is quite possible coup there hurt him more control of Czechoslovakia,

had hoped to maintain a

was at stake. Unquestionably Stalin hoped

Communist votes.

been impossible before.

Expensive Memory

I

instead of the unity for which the friends were striving. Argentina succeeded in blocking any strong But, not content with this, the Reds were determined to break up the meeting altogether. So, if they did not actually start the Colombian revolt, they

Instead of terrorizing the delegations from all over the Red performance had the exact opposite effect from that intended. It awakened the delegates who had been ignoring or underestimating the long arm of Moscow in Latin America. They watched the speed with which the peace and order of Colombia were destroyed, and they concluded: “This could happen in my

as Secretary

” ALTHOUGH THE CASE of Czechoslovakia is not so that history will decide Stalin’s than it helped. In tightening his which was already adequate for all Russia's purposes short of a European war, Stalin startled the Western European democracies. Those which “neutral” position, with the fantastic idea that this was really a Russia-American struggle which did not concern them, decided their own survival

that events in Prague and Bogota would intimidate the Italians in their election next Sunday, on which he is counting so much. But, according to all reports from Italy, the effect has been to lose

Even in the United States, there was a probability that Congress would emasculate the European Recovery Program until Stalin speeded up his aggression this spring, As a result, Congress not only passed the ERP, but is now embarked on a rearmament program which would have

a i.

ere A

. InTune

With the Times .

CABIN ON THE BEND

Would lend hope and inspiration, In our efforts to survive.

.

BOGOTA, Apr. 17—Not her colonies from California

the extent Russia is doing

would be foolish to pretend smoking ruins of the capital phiere here.

did not do

scene of the last conference sitting, like eyes that have been gouged out.

Sidetracked Detail; Tackled

The delegates appeared in a hurry shop. They agreed to leave detail main job—the organic

Before the meeting,

by organizing goon squads to break up observe, have shown here what the they act together to prevent it. -

Major Lesson to Conferees

the subufban schoolroom. Their meeting place was due to the direct

ference it also could undermine the go of the entire hemisphere. Should the

Communications are crippled. So likely get worse before it gets better. business and industry Suppose, it is asked, fifth columns ly thoughout the Americas ed all the help it could get?

big issue to be faced here.

Of the worst of those who drive,

FOREIGN AFFAIRS . . . By William Philip Simms Broad Soviet Program

Menaces Americas

since the days when Spain counted to Chile has a single foreign power interfered in the affairs of all the peoples of all the

today. The Inter-American Conference resumed that the bloody

The meeting was held in a small classroom of a school in the outskirts of the city. It was a far cry from the handsome capitol, whose broken windows look

BUT A NEW zeal seemed to be present in the schoolhouse. to do something besides talk aside while they tackled the pact of the Americas, hemisphere defense and action against subversive activities. delegates with whom the writer talked agreed that Inter-American action against fif ties had become immediately and vitally important. Hitler and Mussolini rose to power, it is pointed out, largely

whom they disagreed. Stalin's international goon squads, they Americas may expect unless

THAT, ONE OF the delegates remarked to the writer, was the major lesson the conferees would have to very presence interference of foreign agents in the business of all 21 of the American republics. If the Soviet fifth column could break up the Bogota Con-

itself against the Soviet Union, or if it ever became involved in any kind of conflict against forces which Russia wished to see victorious, similar tactics could bring about our defeat.

are slowed down or at a standstill. at a time when the United States need-

It might spell defeat. And the disaster would engulf the entire hemisphere. Defeat, boiled down, is the

iB v % :

e Fire

Prairi

: 1 do not agree with a word that

wil defend to the. death your right

costs almost five times as much as carrying cargo. Put another fact alongside this. Ambitious still time young veterans have formed a number of air change.

Side Glances—By Galbraith

pra

Americas to

its sessions. But it leftist upheaval and something to the atmos-

Job

collective security, column activi-

the meetings of those with

if there is also the will to make the

DEAR BOSS . . , By Daniel M. Kidney

Editors Liked Charley With Report on GOP

tackle and learn in in that makeshift

#17

TT COPR, 1948 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. T. M. REC. U. 8. PAT. OFF.

vernments and institutions

U. S. be forced to defend | oot ten bucks, Mom? My friends have offered to go to the store

with me. fo stock up the icebox!"

"Says Congress ‘Delivered Goods’

LITTLE QUOTES From Big People

The President, in an election year, is pulling down an iron curtain between Congress and information of the government. We don't say that the government is overrun with spies and Communists, but even one is too many.—Rep. J. McDowell (R. Penn.), commenting on Mr.. Truman's confidential files. e + 2

is transport. And it will Food supplies are low, and

should strike simultaneous-

These are days of high prices for everything. But any

The good

received’ here. : The Communists set up a black

showing that citizens have registered

2

Ea TR

forget pont

Hrd ins og

toi hs CDE i Goo

Ti is all wiped up, except for preparation of its Hisbory, which ol to cost a final $363,544. How

the whole business?

by the thousands, at a fraction of the paying tor ones,

ead

Capitalism Tricks Commies

‘old capitalistic ‘law of supply and demand has made monkeys out of Communists who have been buying up votes for the Italian elections tomorrow, according to a report

ago for the: purchase of electoral certificates—the documents

these at the polls in order to cast their ballots. . A brisk trade in the documents soon grew up, and the Communists were delighted—at first. Party agents investigated. Enterprising Italians were having false certificates printed

price for Wallace and his Communists is too much for me to pay. I'm not buying.—President Truman, refusing political support of “Wallace and his Communists.” : ® & * The misuse of the power to tax in order to redistribute property and to make gifts and ill-advised loans abroad can easily lead to the socialization of this country—=Sen. Albert W. Hawkes

(R. N. J.). > 4 4

This generation of the daughters of gressing into . . . that thing known as Hurst, author. ® oO o

market in Rome sometime

2) w to vote. Voters must sho career women is retro-

“The Home.,"—Fannie

price the Comm were oe

. } Am af HaviA 5 Stason. : i

the useless and dangerous stray dogs our Fair City. os

WASHINGTON, Apr. 17—Dear Boss—House Majority Leader Charles A. Halleck played a return engagement before the Amerie can Society of Newspaper Editors’ annual meeting here this week. He did well enough so that as Indiana’s favorite son at the Philadelphia GOP convention, he might land at least second place on the ticket—if the editors did the voting. There seemed to be a preponderance of Republicans to applaud the young Hoosier statesman. He made what he himself called “a nonpartisan Republican speec Wn * Earlier in the day, Virginius Debney, editor of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, had predicted that an unprecedented number of southern newspapers will support the Republican nominee for President.

Taft Still Same Dull Self

SEN. ROBERT A. TAFT (R. 0.) was on the same program with Rep. Halleck, but, being his usual dull self, the editors must have felt uncertain whether he could beat Mr. Truman OF not. Alongside of him, Rep. Halleck really loomed dynamic. He got a nice shove from ASNE President N. R. (Nat) Howard, who termed him “one of the best-known and best-liked members of Congress.” i Mr. Halleck followed Sen. Glen Taylor of Idaho, the Wallace for-President vice presidential un-nominated, but unopposed noms inee. Mr. Taylor had told the editors that if the U. 8. A. gets into war with the U. 8. S. R. the American press will be called ine «greatest villain in history, if anyone remains alive to ¥ ho history.” He charged the President, Congress and the pre with war-mongering and exonerated or excused the Russians.

a

IT WAS NO WONDER Mr. Halleck got a big hand when he

said: . “Pm against Communists in the United States and in favor of stopping Communist aggression throughout the world. But most of the Halleck speech was more or’less of a plea for the GOP on the grounds that the 88th Congress has deliv the goods.” When he had talked to the editors two years 3) and the Democrats were still in nominal control of Congress od told them there was nothing wrong with Congress that & ody election couldn't cure.” Now he .wants to apply the same rem to the presidency. : iat Sen. James D. Eastland (D. Miss.) presented the South’s ows against the Truman Civil Rights program and Rep. Mike - roney (D. Okla.) gave an excellent report on the Teorganizs Mo of Congress, which he fathered with former Sen. RoP La Follette of Wisconsin. During the Republican report on the editors. . .. eas « i “You really have a better Congress than you deserve. They laughed, applauded, and liked our Charley,

It's Worse in Australia

Communist Party should be promptly outlawed in

g

a od i Yk OMA AA a tt a ho Tr

Officials of Australia's government-operated systert have a new reminder that the service isn’t so hot. ; me A eiids call trom Sydney Sone E. ot tuough mere five utes, reports co McN ¢ : But a second call, on Australian city only 550 miles SWF: he adds, took 2% hours. # :

“Rub Mille

After p night in whi atmosphere uled to colli Since th off Minneap Association pastiming. The undef waukee and enders are T The conte be fhe serie Redskins an Minneapolis tomorrow fo ble-header w ing at 1:30. Last night prising atte:

+» prising becat

er and the st that swept V 2 ladies’ n 1029 femme with 2722 ca

the contest hours. By t was made, 0 remained in | Indians lose. However, i affair in the sas City bro the second t off the Trib Indians bou their half score. In the fou got another; immediately Les Fleming with none o days.

In the fift! ganged up o to the igloo markers. TI through ages scoring twic behind this’ hind. The Blues n in the

through the However, the home be only two pif Tribesters. Lint and Jo service afte Clarence

Milwaukee & St. Paul at '

eens

Minneapolis . Louisville ,...

Clark, Emme and Pruett, Milwaukee Columbus

Epper land, ‘Klipstela

Mrs. Rick Wins Hig Mrs. Ric gross honor land Golf the new se: and nine-he Mrs. Lacy Mrs. Herricl was won b more 103 Clarice Litt! Mrs. Dale in the ninewith a 50 & won net he —47.

College

Shiconsin 2 I

High Sc

Tesh 14, How