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Simms Finds Americans Fail to Grasp Full Significance of Columbian Revolution
By WILLIAM PHILIP
SIMMS, Scripps-Howard WASHINGTON, Apr, 20—I am just back from I am amazed by the apparent failure here at home to grasp lombian revolution.
the full signifiance of the Co
No one who witnessed that revolution could doubt that what
happened in Bogota could happen in Washington. It could
in New York, Pittsburgh, San Francisco; or Indianapolis. happen in Canada or in any or}
Refuses to Give Up
That is the lesson of Bogota.
all of the Americas -simultaneously.
In any period of great crisis the United conceivable paralyzed the same way. If the United States suddenly found itself at war with Russia, or with any country with which Russia sided, the rest of the hem{sphere could be so crippled that we could expect no help from it. Danger Found Real Yet thc Bogota situation seems to be considered as a sort of three or four-day story, made interesting largely by the fact that the Inter-American Conference was meeting at the time and Secretary of State Marshall was there.
Before I left for Bogota at the end of March, the Italian elections had long been front-page material in this coumtry. It remains. that—and rightly. If the Communists can gain’ control of Italy, all Europe will be menaced token, the
The menace from a Communist fifth column_is no less real and no less dangerous within our own hemisphere. There is a Communist menace in Colombia and there is a Communist menace in Costa Rica. Between them is Panama, and the Communists are powerfully’ organized there. Every Latin-American republic has a similar problem. In Canada the Reds are sufficiently entrenched to get hold of carefully guarded atomic informatio!
n. Could Paralyze Defense
But the most disquieting thing about the Bogota .affair is that the same pattern could be utilized anywhere, probably successfully. By successfully I do not necessarily mean that the revolutionists could overthrow all governments and. ipstitutions permanently. I do mean that in a time of crisis-they could paralyze the national life long enough perhaps! fatally to handicap the national defense. : According to the Bogota pattern, plans could be worked out] beforehand to seize the main government buildings, radio stations, airfields, power plants, gas and oil reserves, railway bridges, port facilities, and public utilities, and hold them long enough, or sabotage them badly enough, to make this country a pushover for a ready and powerful enemy. Thus while we are justifiably worried about Europe, we seem to be neglecting our defenses closer home. : Bogota observers agreed (1) that each and every nation of this hemisphere must prepare for defensive action which can operate as quickly as any enemy; (2) that they must improve their intelligence work, and (3) that each country nrust keep all the others posted promptly with all they can learn about underground activities.
Unless they can do this, and
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Fight Believed Lost by Reds
Despite evidence of direct Russian assistance, Chinese Communists seem to have lost the battle for Honan most vital war sector between the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers. ° .
Available evidence voints to dwindling stocks of ammunition
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U. S. Statement
WASHINGTON, Apr. 20 (UP)—Govern«
Army Rejects Russ Demand for Return VIENNA, Apr. 20 (UP)—U. 8. Army authorities said today they {had rejected a formal Russian demand that they surrender a
and arms, including- Russian con- * . tributions . Hershey Expects Draft It is contended in this war zone ers ey X ec ra that: Communist supp across the Gulf of CThihli via {junks and ‘other light craft to the Shantung coast at the mouth
stateless woman who was rescued of the Yellow River.
kidnapers. * Brig Gen. A. D. Gorder, U. S. Commander in Vienna, told the Russians that he “would not {legalize Russian kidnapings” by |surrendering the woman, Elsa { Pfeffer. 41, presumably a refugee {from behind the iron curtain. [| An American military police{man halted a Russian automobile containing the woman in down-
“took the girl away from them.” British and French members of a four-man interndtional patrol car, conducting a routine tour of the Kahlenberg suburb area in the American zone, notified the Americans after seeing two men in civilian clothes drag
near a displaced persons home. Provost Marshal Col. Bernard F. Hurless said the Russians demanded her return at a meeting
commanders last night.
Chinese Keep Hands Off
A responsible Chinese military leader told this correspondent the Chinese refrain from naval interception of the junks because Russian submarines prowl the | gulf on the pretext of guarding the Port Arthur naval base which Russia gained at Yalta. It is held that interception
hostile reaction of Russian fighter planes to the passage of one of Maj. Gen. Claire Chennault’s transport planes across the Gulf of Chihli Mar, 8. Two fighters fired warning bursts and attempted to escort the C-46 to their base, although the ine transoort had given Port Arscreaming woman along & street!in,: 5 wide berth and was near the Shantung coast at the time of the challenge.
Russian Guns Seized
4 Most specific testimony of Rusof American and Russian city|sjan assistance to the Chinese col-
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Selection on Basis of Availability “aN {be expected to provide the rest!Good By JAMES C. AUSTIN {needed. to ‘bring the Army up to| 1%" WASHINGTON, Apr. 20 (UP)—On Oct. 20, 1940. a smal. 8uthorized peacetime strength. [ii ‘blindfolded man reached into a big glass bowl and picked up a! Under the proposed system,’ 700-1100 pounds {colored capsule. In it was the number 158. one state might be called upon | 1100-1300 pounds Thus did the then Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson usher to produce more draft manpower; 700-1100 pounds . ... ...... In the first draft lottery for World War IL The lottery was, the than another on the basis of ~~ Heifers {late President Roosevelt told the gathering of notables, press and “availability.” For example, if 500. 800 pounds public, the only democratic way! oo gtate “A” had 25,000 availables Seo-1600 pounds Of melecting the millions of draft is revived, Congress prob- and state “B” only 15,000 eligl-| 4 800 pounds
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citizen and said she was wanted for stealing money from a Russian colonel for whom she worked as a housekeeper. ) Col. Hurless said that Gen. Gorder would insist on a fourpower investigation of the kidnaping even though the Russians insisted that the matter be kept on a two-power level.
Thieves Lose Safe Of Car in Flight
College Ave. early today, lost it before they had a chance to open it.
At 16th and Bellefontaine Sts. neighbors heard a loud crash about 4:30 a. m. Looking out they saw a safe in the middle of the street. It had fallen off the rear of a car. Steal Meat, Eggs Investigation disclosed that the burglars also took $35 worth of meat and eggs and $9 from a juke box. The $50 in the safe was recovered. Three weeks ago burglars took $100 from a safe in the same place. Burglars broke open a safe in the Rose City Cafe, 410 E. Washington St, and took $400 early today. At the Brookside Tavern, 3002
E. 20th St. yeggs broke through do it effectively, hemisphere defense—whether from inside or® door and took $200 from the
outside—won't amount to much, Sash register. A large quantity of
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vance. In announcing the plan today, Miss Alwes said early application for the bus service to the auditorium door in Bloomington would be imperative. Departure time from Indianapolis would be 6 p. m., Miss Alwes said, with the busses returning after each performance. The operas scheduled are: “Der Rosenkavalier,” by Richard Strauss, May 3, and “Don Giovanni,” by Mozart, May 4.
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chine guns by the Chinese Fifth Army, according to its commander, Lt. Gen. Chiu Ching-Chuen. He said also that Russian rifles and Russian bayonets had apamong weapons taken from Communists. = °°
and materiel in Honan, however, is paralleled by a considerable strain on the government's own meager resources in almost every military necessity save manpower. : The Nationalists who are with continual harassment of about 250,000 Communist regulars, plus thousands of local Communists south of the Yellow River, are scraping. bottom in several critical items, disclosure of which is forbidden except in general terms. .
Blind ‘Scientist Named for 2d Eli Lilly Award
Dr. Dilworth Wayne Woolley, 33-year-old blind scientist who once before received an Eli Lilly Co. award, today is the winner of ihe Ly prize in Biochemistry for Dr. Wolley, a Canadian and chemist for the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, New York, last night was named the award recipient by Dr. Charles Allen Thomas, president of the American Chemical Society. The. announcement was made at a general assembly held in connection with the organization's 113th national meeting.
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e—————————————— Boy, 11, Held in Slaying EDMONTON, Alta, Apr. 20 (UP)—An 11-year-old boy was held today in connection with the beer-bottle slaying of Stanley Kaminsky, 10. Police said the youngster struck the victim during an argument last Saturday.
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