Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1948 — Page 2

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elected state commander of the American Legion.

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All other nd in-

ferests were Every document was

ted by the United States, Britain and France was defeated. ' The U, 8. Britain and France wil refuse to siZn the conven: tion

Palestine

Haj Amen El! Husseini, grand mufti of Jerusalem, called on all Arab nations today to rush arms and troops into Jerusalem to prevent the Jews from annexing the Holy City. - The grand mufti said his irregular forces were holding the Arab lines in Jerusalem and that Jewish forces had gone on. the offensive in the Holy City. wit the past few days.

. Two Italian music critics Seetied ‘today with swords a dispute which began in their columns in rival newspapers.’ The duel ended when the challenged critic, Domenico de

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It all began when Corti Coleoni was the only musie critic

Soviet Freezes Out: Wisk: In Votes at Danube Parley

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by the Soviet-dominated majority. Every amendment submit-|

Greek military reports said today that only four villages still are held by guerrillas in the

{Grammos mountain res, and the

Athens afternoon newspaper Estia claimed that rebel leader Gen, Markos Vafiades has fled into Albania.

Yugoslavia The ministry of the interior at Belgrade announced today that \00l. Gen. Arso Yovanovich, former chief of staff ‘of the Y: slav army, was shot and killed while trying to flee into Romania,

form in its battle against Marshal Tito.

{The Cominform is intent on establishing a Yugoslav shadow government to oppose Tito, these sources said. Yovanovich and Tito were inseparable during the war, these sources said, but for the past year Yovanovich has

been out of Tito’s inner circle.) Admits Aiding Mate's

today ‘that she helped her com-

mon-law husband commit suicide, | pal agt|then hacked “up Bis body and

puried the pleces in a ‘flower|

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.She said she committed the deeds because she was “scared” of the man, Otto Hansen, 48, with whom she had lived for two years and for fear that author-

(Yugoslav exile circles in London "sald Yovanovich probably was fleeing’ Yugoslavia to ' be-|der. come commander of a “free Yugoslav army” backing the Comin-

| Suicide, Cutting Up Body “SONORA, Cal, Aug. 18 (UP)— |Mrs. Ads. Peters, 41, confessedy

soon, these sources said, the BerJin erisis will be back where it was in July, before the talks tarted.

Should this happen the western powers first will concentrate on increasing the airlift to Berlin, these sources said, and second will speed up creation of a western . German state, Jesving Russia to her own devices in Soviet zone.

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Ann Freihage, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Freihage, 4102 Ruckle St., has received her silver wings as an American Airlines stewardess. She graduated from the airlines” Ardmore, Okla., training center last week, Miss Freihage will fly out of Chicago, IT, on the company's Flagships.

lof the talks, but all points to a deadlock.

Wyoming won Wyoming's. Demo-

Markgraf, fused to accept dismissal

new incidents. Chief Markgraf, quoted by the Communist paper Neues Deutsch. land, sald he would send his Communist police into all the western sectors of Berlin if necessary to maintain security and or-

Several times recently Communist police have invaded the western sectors, allegedly on black market raids, but each time they have been stoned by angry German residents.

Hoosier Named 5

U. S. Attorney at 30 HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. 18 (UP)

became one of the nation’s youngest U. 8. attorneys. Mr, Haynie was sworn in yes-

terday by Federal Judge Luther)

M. Swygert, to succeed Alex M. Camagbell Bf Xs. Ways. Campbell

web fo become assistant. tio ney general in charge of the criminal division of the Justice Department.

Mr, Haynie had been an assistant U. 8, attorney since 1945. A graduate of the Indiana University law school, he served in the

ftary aid’ to’ still has strict dolar limits: ‘But President ‘has ordered

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Mr. Hiss, who is now $20,000-a-year president of the Carnegie International Peace, sald he then told the com

“On the basis of his teeth, his

identify this 5 man as George Cros-

8 Mr. Chambers was unavailable for comment. Mr. Hiss quoted him, however, as denying that he

Mr, Hiss said Mr. Chambers told the committee: “Alger, we were Communists together “I denied that I was a Commu- | nist Jesterday, today or ever,”

ay nid: Apartment The, one-time fore policy adviser to President Franklin D.

Roosevelt sald, be had sublet his apartment to the man knew as Crosley in 1934 and 1935. A

he sald, should turn up a sub. lease in that name. . Mr. said he had been asked bythe committee if he

test. He promised to answer in writing later today. Mr. Chambers is understood to have agreed to such a test.’ Rep. John McDowell (R., Pa.) a member of the subcommittee that |’ witn the meeting, said Mr. and Mr. Chambers will confront each other again on Aug. 25 in Washington, Rig hearings in (the espioncase -will

not be resumed {gain unt! Sept. On that dale: ahead

Committee Chairman J. Parmellff ~~

lat-|Thomas’ (R., N. J.) has promised} .. . .

ito “bring into focus” the exist-ff

ence of a third spy ring. Mr. Thomas blamed President Truman for concealing the exist-

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