Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1948 — Page 2
[ito Of Yugoslavia: Anti-Russian Or Failure Inability to Communize Cagle Mill Showdown Expected |} Tl
Slavs Called Reason Ceremonies Between Truman, lke For Cominform Blast Set Today When Democrats Meet
Mayor 6 Mon Raps *
Marshal's Fall From Soviet Grace General's Backers Keeping Sharp Eye Would We * Climaxes Steady Decline Since March Gov. Gates fo Break On California, Wlinois and New York fo faci By BOGDAN RADITSA, Former Information Chief for Tito Ground for Reservoir A Fruman- Eisenhower. showdown at the Democratic national : Copytian for WEA, Service) | Gov. Ralph: Gates was to convention appeared almost Inevitable t64ay unless the general : Too many Deo Premier Marshal Tito’s failure to communize his west-|wield a silver shovel today to“ g FigHt Gut and Says No San Fafied. Eisenho he fiver.” is th behind the C ' Be Tirot shoves Of diFt af), ,20Weadiinisgtion Sources expect Gen, Dwight D, Biden awa in- This is the conc i e reason n e Cominform’s . to issue another “no politics” statement before the convention opens ; h rn, Sony & SPEC” ground-breaking ceremonies for|,; philadelphia on July 12. He issued such a statement last January ong doctony pletion of Sis mont | neis office
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tacular blast against the Red regime in Yugoslavia. {the Cagles Mill reservoir at the
0SCOW- 1 Communi rnati r- site of the proposed reservoir in The M w sponsored st Inte tional Info the southwest corner of Putnam
trying to give the | municipal governme If his incoming m dieation he has sat many. Some, like the Purple Homes, 8 are having their toe But what irks Hi gre the blasts he receives from civic recent one irom a n Indianapolis Cham merce government.
and there is nothing to indicate " he has changed his mind. a. But draft-Tke enthusiasts are | : feverishly making plans to put : his name in nomination at the Democratic convention. | Eye Three Delegations Ww ears |
They are said to be eyeing State Tax Group
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WHITE HOUSE CALLERS—Ira Haymaker (left), the new Indiana state Democratic chairman, and Oscar Ewing, Federal Security administrator, called on President Truman at the White House yesterday. Mr. Haymaker told the President that Dem-
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mation Bureau virtually condemned Tito as anti-Soviet and county. sympathetic to.the west. dd The ground-breaking ceremony ‘But this condemnation Author Reveals 308 tbe S008 omni Tess hides the full story: Tito Inside Data state sud federal dignitaries ‘to atten tions—California,| tried to mold Yugoslavia into This interpretation of the Yugo-| The Cagles Mill reservoir is jure Bg duiegd or the a little Russia; he tried DYiglav situation comes from a located om- Mill Creek, a main|pope that one of them will do thel Collects $23 378.99 the most ruthless methods he 4 “Yugoslav patriot tributary to Eel River, about 30/job, Alabama has offered its No. ! : mus but he failed to "who left his|miles east of Terre Haute. It is 8/1 spot on the convention roll call The city: today received ancould muster, country — and unit in the reservoir plan for thet, any state that will nominate other unpaid bill out of the past
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shal Tito when stages at all points downstream
gates hostile to the President are
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make good against the stubborn, his job as press Ohio River basin and will be op-i1ke be of the Croats and nief for Mar- erated . {TT Snpe for 10 years. ; : : na} “ “., uldn’t Be | fierce nature of th Shier for reduction in flood] And in the South, many dele-| 1. vo." oon ihe Indiana| ocratic prospects of carrying Indiana in November are "really fine." i made for his return ito the hos Whoo uy of mon
Si the dominant peoples of: Fagus fall from Soviet grace|
was not the great surprise tog
" Yugo officials that they imn claimed it to be. "He has been teetering at least March, when a split Within . unist pty in Judo. slavia began to en beca Tito tried to insist his method of communizing—by way of the People’s Front—was even better than
dan Raditsa has maintained close contact since he left.
from the reservoir.
Permanent Lake The dam, when completed, will
4 he saw the re4 sults of Red rule ! under Tito. It is
rally under the Eisenhower Gross Income Tax Division which fullag | says City Hall owes it $23,378.99
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based on recent information from sources inside Yugoslavia with whom Bog-
be 900 feet long, and 147 feet high above the stream bed. It will create a permanent conservation lake of 1240 acres and a flood control pool of 4840 acres. This unit is the outlet works for release of normal flow and flood storage. It will consist of a tunnel through solid rock 12 feet
Mr. Radista
the Marxist-Leninist method. « “Slavs Cynical But all of Tite's power comes
Squabble of Reds
wide, 11 feet high and 400 feet long i The Louisville, Ky., district of
In New Hampshire, Democratic! in delinquent gross tax and penNational Committeman Harry ajties since 1937. Gatlate brn Boge commitize, Mayor Feeney had some com-| Truman to withdraw in favor of| ment, but couldn't be quoted. Gen. Eisenhower. The tax is on miscellaneous Meanwhile, the President showed revenue the city collects, like BO Sigua of abdicating Be met) Tomlinson Hall rents, license party leaders for two hours { late yesterday to go over what| °° lunch counter sales at the the White House called the con-| vention “machinery.” Gov. Thomas E. Dewey may
airport and golf income,
' City Hall refused to pay it 10 years ago on the theory it wasn’t
Missouri GOP Congressman; Lashes "Pentagon Patrol’
Rep. Short Says Army-Should ‘Go Easy’ : On Draft, Put Desk Soldiers to Work
WASHINGTON, July 1 (UP)—Rep. Dewey Short (R. Mo.) said today the Army should go easy in drafting men until it gets the desk soldiers in the “Pentagon patrol off the seat of their pants.” Mr. Short, who stands to head the House Armed Services Com-
mittee if the Republicans retain
phine tablets in Ga. He' admitted
car belonged to Dr, police said.
Struck by Ca,
control of Congress, said he had
Boy, 10, Killed
Run Over Twice;
Jy and demanded f officials that they . cific cases. He repor they couldn't. “We are tired of the Mayor declared. to help, let them j specific remedies fc ited ills. Let them, suggest a sound means for eliminati 000 deficit left us b; ministration.” “Which reminds n
Y ® from Russia itself. He claims to {the U. 8. Army Engineers Corps 1 licy state-|fair for one agency of govern- uarte recently and was.“amazed q didn’t be v, . designed the works, All costs are oo = BeW oreign policy S8'% ment to tax another. During this|Yisited the Army headquarters building y an ; : . “I didn’t see any of Yugoslav, but the Slavs are th Jane soon, according to at the number of officers sitting! ed 60 during the last a cynical. being paid by the federal govern-\nis aids. He conferred yester-|time, the Gross Tax people have around with nothing to do.” rage when the deficit wz Tito (his pre-giciate: Ae in| Tie Now Calls mt, day with his foreign policy ad-|been sending City Hall annual Prowls Clo S “The Army says it needs man-| Ten-yearold Alexander oug Defiicit Bigge Adds to Parks bills and City Hall has been ig- power,” he said. “Why don't \ Actualy the go
viser, John Foster Dulles. Warren Goes Home Gov. Earl Warren, GOP vice presidential nominee, cut short his sightseeing trip in the East and returned to California because of the illness of Lt. Gov. Goodwin J. Knight. At St. Paul, Minn. some of Harold KE. Stassen’s supporters already were backing him today for the GOP presidential nomination in 1952. The former Minnesota governor and his wife and two children returned last night from Philadelphia. Mr. Stassen said he had no
Josef Broz) spent many years in Russia, but even that would not account for the fact he speaks Croatian with a strong Russian,
noring same, But the City can't ignore the bill this year. The Indiana Supreme Court ruled a few weeks ago that the City had to pay. Broke but undaunted, the City will pay the bill, Meanwhile, financial heads were plotting some way to soak the State and get the money back.
Reports Everyone Has ‘Got Rhythm’
CHICAGO (UP)—A music educator says the song “I Got Rhythm” applies to everyone. No one is born entirely without rhythm, according to Dean John W. Beattie, of the Northwestern University School of Music. Mr. Beattie says some children become “rhythmiess adults,” be-
|they give these fellows some to do?” : Mr. Short opposed the draft while it was before Congress. He said he was going to keep a close check on the Army shorts > recruit men volun sa Charles S. Barnes, professional|pnimself that no more men are rainmaker, climbs into his planeidrafted than is absolutely necesthe water level of sary. - . ALAA Jae “If they're not in there trying, Mr. Barnes has fiown three Su. it iheyss A Jk iy ferent storms over the MORAtAIAITIL yell to the heights and sock
‘em at every turn,” he said. When the storm clouds gather,! wfeanwhile, the search for Mr. Barnes takes his speedy
“friends and neighbors” to serve cloudbusting ‘plane up over theélon draft boards was under way super-cooled storm clouds and uses one or all of three rainmaking agents—vaporized silver iodide, an electrified wetting agent and a water spray. All tend to produce either snow or rain when penetrating the cloud
Mayor's biggest pai will have to bond ti it off. If there were bond issue might be . picipal improvement Right now City de; preparing their 1948 “selling” them to Department heads has a lot of sales 1 has cut many thou lars off the proposed is still paring. On the credit side Mayor Feeney can | items: Improvements U A multimillion program is under wa needed relief to nin all sections of the cif promises it is only The Street Depart ‘ceived or has on items of ne wequip ing trucks and st: needed to maintain. Two public utilitie larger payments to lieu of taxes. The police depa same one he blaste - " paign) ‘shows promi ; : higher morale an
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Bulgarians ‘Liars’ eve, Indiana will provide dition recreational facilities PRAGUE, July 1 (UP)—S8tartied Communist leaders called to-|2¢ He ane Jame It to its string day for a purge of De oa The ceremony will start with Co! ay 31 am hostile ele- invocation and presentation of 5 thelr. midst colors. Guest speakers will inTet In hebrs which caused|Clude Anton Hulman Jr, for the al ange break with the Indiana Flood Control and Water Cominform Resources Commission; C. N. . th, B : + P. ’ In several sectors the party Sualth, Pram Ju age J P. Hughes, Su ere. selling wi so0rd Greencastle; C. H. Knoll, Poland, nog Yiand the Rev. Victor Rathael, d of the storm .over the Spencer. Yugoalay Struggle, a sign’ that| GoV. Gates will receive the silCominform amare be-| Ver shovel from Col. Benjamin B.|immediate plans other than a i shifted from Ame Talley, district engineer of the “two or three weeks”. vacation. 8 that city today. The July Louisville engineers corps, and After that he said he would “de1 issue of Cy on Journal will turn the first shovel of earth. cide on some definite action.”
will not be on sale in Belgrade, frais an official said. He refused to
2, i ta Red Press in Paris Seek ar moma mane vo 10 Wreck Marshall Plan
the place. y A ne Budapest, the central com- *By PAUL GHALI, Times Foreign Correspondent issued a statement warn- PARIS, June 30—On the outcome of the “battle of the lunch ] ing Communists Saat they “are hour” will depend, observers agreed today, whether vast American a TT ry: them .\not immune” to ‘same errors expenditures under the Marshall Plan will ‘be thoroughly apprecia . : He says youngsters should be into pentose sugars which in turn which caused the on be-|by Frenchmen and not distorted, as Communists continually 9%. encourag ed. to. move rhythmi cally have been converted into alcohol
of s tween Tito and-t form, ~ plot of American imperialism, | : ; a oe The Cominiorie at Yugo- i has just signed with the United States a bilateral accord {before they're taught to sing. for motor fuel. in split ‘begin last|flavia “must ser¥& 88 an obliga- | y tion on every ‘member of the
The fixes the terms of See ic March resul 's dis» am ration under the European missal ane ee tue party,’ the statement said. It warned the Hungarian Com-
Recovery prose, : v But just what E is an Jenit membe oe Sugosiay munists to be on guard against{it works is a story that the any straying from the Marxist-\United States Information Service Leninist line, turning away from|here has so far failed to tell effec- (the comment that the agreement the Soviet Union, or under-esti-|tively and widely enough to coun- | Permits the establishment of ce Mating the role of capitalist ele-|teract Communist propaganda. powerful American enterprises in
ments, Seek to Distort Plan France Which will DHIg Tin. to} Tito's Reds Berate No better job is done anywhere, ¥
ne nL —A Mr. Smith smoking a com-| 4 . . n line e Cominform’s aim|fortable cigar, telling a French Bulgarians "as Liars : | BELGRADE, July 1 (UP) —
and dragged 60 feet by an aut. mobile at 10th and West Sts. lai yesterday. The driver of the car, Varsdl Nichols, 23, of 8. Kenwood Ave., apparently became confused after striking the boy. He stopped his car and backed up, running over the victim a second time. The boy died 15 minutes after his arrival at General Hospital Driver. Held Temporarily The driver was held temporar. ily on a vagrancy charge after witnesses said the boy was crossing the intersection “with the green light.” ; Mr. Nichols said, however, that the light had changed to give hin the right of way before reached the intersection. The ac | drive
To Make Rain
BIG BEAR LAKE, Cal. (UP)— When the weather clouds up,
In his precarious spot Cominform's guns, Tito cannot urn to the Yugoslav people. Vir1 his only home strength ranks of the young veterfought under him in the a! Liberation War. great weakness is among try who form the back-
ain. Selective service officials reported that preliminary steps are being taken to recruit draft board members even though President|cident occurred as the Truman hasn't yet issued the of- Passed another car. ficial order setting the newly- EL formation. authorized selective service ma- Ship Movements ichinery in motion: By United Press MATTER OF CONVERSION |“ ‘Congress made no provision to, New Tork Arrive haureianis, The hemicellulose in corncobs pay draft board members. About Taylor, Bremerhs Nepies; Gm. Hn has been successfully converted 4000 boards are to be appointed| tev Korea rburaidhriagh, tw: ; Marine Runner, Antwerp: Fra Wesleyan Victory,
¥ ys He could go to the underground th his followers, thus paving for the Soviets to move
avoid complete Souk Rey
by the President on the basis of Delagads; recommendations submitted by|Sasinaw Victery state governors. MERE 2 hat i
| Minister Mayer, accompanied by | the simple remark: “Hello, Paris, d how| this is Washington. We want you
I devaluate the franc.” of license fee collec!
Fewer Comy Fewer persons ar about traffic condit streets. Swimming pools children. Pools, ., The Mayor's first taking office was to departments back * of Mayor-council co uring the last a
~—Rows of bankrupt shops, with | ; OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS Shop Tuesday thru Saturday
9A.M.to5P.:M.
_|to sabotage the Marshall Plan, gendarme, “You can't do anything than by the Reds in France. Alt; an American citizen. I escape
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admitted complet t the peasantry working active-
‘ly for the five-year plan, Key to Situation And the pesmsanfry--the Croats and the Serbs—are the key to the whole situation: They are a rough, tough people. who have : never been subservient and never gone alopg with totalitarianism in any
form. y “The backbone of the population, Pp t is Yugoslavia's capitalipt on a small scale. His land is his love. He is resisting co-op-erative farming and the Communist Party grain-collecting sys-
tem. He has lost.interest in giving
up his crops in return for proni-
good example is the way the Paris newspaper L’Humanite handled | its coverage of the agreement France sent to Washington Saturday and signed here Monday. The Communist organ somehow got a copy of the agreement ing to change. fully two days before its signBorba, the official Communist|ing. Its interpretation consisted organ here, printed the tough re- only of six small cartoons lamply to an official statement issued Pooning and impugning the moyesterday in Sofia in which the{tives of ERP, captioned: “This is Fatherland Front National Coun-|the agreement which makes an cil of Bulgaria approved the Com-| American colony of France’ inform denunciation ‘of Yugo-|They were: slavia, thus, in effect, joining in| —An aggressive-featured Sec-
Yugoslav Communists who only yesterday = proposed federation with Bulgaria today attacked ian Communist leaders for ‘“unprincipled lies” against Yugoslavia, and warned them that the regime of Marshal Tito is not go-
the sweeping charges against Tito retary of State Marshall tele’
your laws.” In cities and towns, Frenchmen have a fair appreciation of the motives and operations of ERP, thanks to radio and press. But urbanites are less than half of France's population. { In rural areas, where 60 per] cent oi the nation’s people reside, Marshall aid is currently largely accepted as the latest maneuver of America’s economic imperialism. . The French farmer has a receptive mind only once a day— between noon and 1 p. m., when, he listens to his radio as he
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Di the Sanitation, Par! Departments had marked degree of By his appointmeht. and Sanitation De soon had those tw wing. The Health still remains on the New Chief N In the police depar the Safety Board ap Police chief and ct higher officers and them with strict en the laws. Police beg fic and in the first Passed out thousand
ised industrial goods that haveignd other leaders here.
phoning a long-nosed Finance munches his midday meal. { weit dn to illegal parkers ar
accumulated in warehouses and -
factories but never turn Gp on the farms. { Eggs 30c Aplece . | These unyielding peasants did not miss what happened in Italy| nor what the West's Marshall
Plan might offer against a famine| . J&
that has caused white bread to) disappear and chickens to sell for $12, eggs for 30 cents apiece, potatoes for a dollar for a ttle) more than a pound. } In Split, the biggest Adriatic city, the peoplessay that all over; Yugoslavia “there has not been such a famine since the time of
the Roman Emperor Diocletian.” |.
And on the farms, the peasants| say of the five-year plan: { “They take’ the children from mothers and the calves from cows, and give nothing in re-! turn.” . That was the method of coms munism followed by Tito, who! had been built up by Russia as’ the Stalin of Yugoslavia, the hero of “liberation,” the “White Violet of the people.” ! Tito did not fail to give com«| munism to the peasants. He did| fail to keep them from looking toward the West. t
Ruhr Coal Output
Sets Post-war Mark | FRANKFURT, July 1 (UP)— Coal production in the Ruhr set
a new post-war record Monday, .
with 308,845 tons turned out in| 24 hours, the Dena News Agency; . reported today. Coal experts attributed the increase to currency reform. They said the miners were trying to make the production capacity pay
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violators, To date the der brought in $30,000 m fines than in the san year, Most recently the | a stinging blast at gers in the departn fala, Wer bad for t e force. He them out. Pom Actually there ha Crease in the numb by the department of the year, which n the boys in blue are Work more to heart . Gamblers Ox Gamblers and poc €rs have had a rou He Mayor took ov : ad to use utmost ¢ eir operations fr Police eyes, At the 8. Alabar Quarters there are s! vio feel they have Jove on the promo he same time som i not altogether he rumors which fii dingy building, 8 they say, start on a work in. note of Sounded hy ao] ie said, “What if aN up the place? ert to its old sel It of office.” Mayor Feeney has In his persona i Re is open most dless uy
1 mail which he 8 into the fons.
off in the new currency. b&w iL. 4 Keeps in T C. of C. to Distribute | vops 13 has pal Pension Plan Survey | of the taxp 2A State-wide hay St-pension REI 4 ln cd ENR oN Co the Citi: b : : ‘ | s Indiana Ember ot Cony LEAVE DROWNING SCENE—Grief-stricken relatives of 8-year-old Francis Lom- | Particularly. eutspan Sg Will De “diatiibuted bardi, drowned while swimming in-Jerry's Pit, Cambridge, Mass., leave the scene of | nays AL Pos city ne Pe him the tragedy. The victim's older brother, Charles, Who was rescued is shown above | ; : 2 Actually wea | between two aunts. A : ot : i Benn tn an me we think cities o
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