Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1948 — Page 2

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and British military police patrols trom the Potsdamer 13 ares,

crossing from one sector into another,

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States withdrew its military po-|of the tough, campaign in-fight-

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JAPANESE Premier Hitoshii Br OOMINGTON, Alig. 24—Un-

was reported to be seriously con-|Ashida today asked Jen. Douglasigey rvisi ; po a py der the supe on of Dr

buy more rice With|Charles W. Fisher, federal co-

ley a Act in his campaign- U. 8. funds so the Japanese could ordinator for Indiana, and Dr. O, lopening speech in Detroit on have an Sati wow a day. 3 ne ol Mr, Truman, now on a nine«day|Arthur’s headquarters describediBoard and the U. 8. Bureau of yacht cruise, has already begun|the request as “totally Animal Husbandry set up a drafting the address, able” in the light of the heavy] Presidential Press Secretary| American contribution to Japan'sihere today. It is expected to serve Charles G. Ross told newsmen| food ration. who have been trailing the Wil-| amounts to about 15 per cent ofthe state. liamsburg aboard the tiny yachti{the nation’s staple food needs

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having a “very good time” and man is “very well.” He sald the|issues.

Demoer ats—Democratic|tace, 'strategists are counting on Sen.|dential nominee, appealed to the|gis {Alben W. Barkley, their vice|nation’s 15 million Negroes 10] The elderly Church of England vote for him and “turn the Jimlofficial said he hoped to £0 to Crow bigots out.” He spoke be-| America “when Henry Wallace is fore the Negro Elks convention President, which I think is sure

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free to concentrate on Canterbury ‘Red Dean’

: Mr. Truman was under- Raps U. S. on Visa Ban President is getting more sleep/stood to be entirely willing to LONDON, Aug. 24 (UP)~The

than usual and is enjoying dally nis any Personal controversyivery Rev. Hewlett Johnson, “Red

to & minimum. pean” of Canterbury, said today

Mr. Truman is expected back| Gov. Dewey is said to feel the og bE a red in Washington Saturday or Sun-/same way. that refusal States au

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Wallace—Henry A. Wallan indication the U. 8. was not Progressive Party prési-|interested in friendship with Rus-

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