Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1948 — Page 2

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g FRanklin 4411 : d Surg ¢ Red Wage Demands Plague Wage I New French Government Sree Insist on $40.50 a Month Minimum; : officials lente A new Communist labor demand for a 33 per cent wage increase sor some mech: France's 13th governmen ur years. 3 aoe : x Con iamration of Tabot Undér the ne a demand for a boost in the nation’s minimum wage to $40.50 a law, month after a meeting of its executive committee. sion may be ap In France, the minimum The tragic fact is, Court by is set by government decree. Mr. human beings who were the union announced in the na-iougnt in the maelstrom of war, No Unie tional assembly last night that’ dotlarcd hop Officials of t will three years ago, are Association of increase demands, but slashij, this very Europe, living in and Motor Cx prices. conditions which are division 2000, Italy and the.war still rages in more aula appe: than one section of the world 's ruling Deputies of the big four foreign cy. other millions suffer under union’s original ministers prepared today to for-’ wanted tyranny,” the Pope a blanket incre ward to the foreign ministers _.. : : an hour. their recommendations on the dis- ms came to Vatican Mr. Reid sal position of Italy's former colonies. iy from New to peti- decision on an

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are analyzed TROOPERS: ON STRIKE DUTY—State officials today (opt about 70 troopers on A a England exes and’ add thes glert at Evansville to guard against possible violence «the strike-bound Bucyrus tions. — . ‘the Daily Herald concluded wets, is ory. State troopers (above) are part of a large force stationed at the plant to |Germany cle L2May hay We day ord ped orce a court order against mass picketing. They escorted more than 600 non-; | Birth records showed today Two Herald reporters took sibility of & > that since the Fuehrer's death oming pigeons with them meet the a he plant yesterday and today. The troopers will stay "as long as they hat tines the Fuohrars death Shxes Homing Higedhs with them : ot ihe Added 00 declared. Col. Robert Rossow, state police superintendent. been made in Frankfurt in the | last Sunday to cover the cross- . 3 completely near | Ee ST, Satie Eow | LUCIEN LELONG COLOGNE | | satis 00pEr FOC Burnett to Ad Berlin Blockate suse, ,...... | Sum TE to Tir eae 5 ommun un ns four tokens for : g dox priests charged today that! with their stories. Regular now for a quarter. 13 Plant Harold ‘0. Burnett, local insur- the Vatican was an “agent of 4n| Today the Herald Disclosed 1g 5.50, : 2.50* year the firm a ban agent and federal tax con- dy Hnperiiistie Samp 2a hat it thas ghe Jigen flew to Paris, : straight 10-cent pn today was selected to di- attempts to “at e oO ox second to Marseille and the || : 3 : all tokens. ors Return (rect solicitation in the townships) p T Trai churches” {o the Holy See. third to the Riviera. Cool, refreshing Taglic and Jabot—two of “Add another or J, during the Indi- eport Two Trains |" 7, clergymen said that Amer- Japan : . dollars to the op Co. anapolis Commu-| Loaded for Runs ican Protestants, under the influ- , your favorite fragrances, that you'll want. for it will make a Te we WF ’ r t t. 1 (UP) nity Fund's| pope get 1 (UP) ence of imperialists, already aud pew regu Alona Suvening he l-andl for ifis:- Regular 4-cince Site the fare structur ’ + y ’ —Plans » r e 5 . a sate k forthéoming tund to lift the T4-day-old Soviet fSached Sn Understanding into Japan soon will be announced you : png "ry 9 i a bi Here 8 First organiza- blockade of Berlin were discussed Vatican Be Wad Je Bed omy. Was now discontinued and specially priced. to settle the ra 600 tonal meeting of today by a four-power transport) pope Pius XII today received|silent, reliable sources said the Phas 20%, fox ; pute, 1uled i ; committee. 535 American pilgrims to new regulations would permit for- ° ’ iy called oon. Mr Relible reports skid water Vasen Sod sie i wos “notlser investors fo scqure and Toiletries, Strest Floor + | ract exes | Formed se mony oe may be ron ie CU TY” © J rn y ' ximately 150 work with the| minancial and transport ad- : pro Mr. Burnett COTMUnIty Fund! yisers to the four military gov- 8% pt five years 880. grnors of Germany met this ' a ation periods He has served as chairman Of morning in the Allied Control : A | Bory Township for the last three Council building to break the : : pany’s share in years. Berlin stalemate that has existed 0 » premiums. * Each volunteer township chair-igmee four-power rule ended last y ’ : man this year will have a woman | March. : Hiked co-chairman to ald in the cam-| Belief that the blockade would The pay boo paign, Mr. Burnett announced. [be lifted soon was borne out by FRanklin 4411 erators from tl me————————— reports that two huge Western an hour to $1.4

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Buden . Allied supply trains already are z Names Stevens loaded and waiting at the bor- |

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NEW YORK, Sept. 1 (UP)—| Berlin. Louis F. Budens, a former lead- Railway officials have been

“ing Communist, identified Alex-|dlerted to re-open traffic on the

blockaded Hemistedt-Berlin line workers. a a Sd a on Sept. 5, these reports said. Two ’ a The In n of of the Communist Party in in| freight trains of 45 cars each are : : stand upon 4 - the United States. standing by. 10aded with food andl 4 cities. They po Bud upplies. need locothe Dui lata, to who Saitor of motives. y » : 3 | } | : =~ dianapolis scale in 1948, testified at| AOOUSE SOVIETS | Barefoot comfort . , . when you walk on cotton . . . ' a & deportation hearing for Stev-| TEHRAN, Sept, 1 1 (UP)—The

Ss. who has been accused by newspaper Roosta reported STRAUSS former Communists of that Soviet guards porn an SAYS: Stes the “big boss” who would killed an Iranian along the "

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