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te SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1948 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES. say, but | : : * s whose unsavory reputation dates : Gaullist threat, the moderate from his post of general secretary . New Shift Seen in Soviet Policy back to the Moscow purge trials political parties, particularly the of the Polish Communist Party fo say it. Soon; West May Get ‘Breather’ and ho has Daca obnoxious to MRP and Radical Socialists, for “Titoism,” the Rusisang have ee many United Nations delegates, ¢ would welcome the Communists’ been purging high cers of the By LEON DENNEN, NEA Special Correspondent might in itself be interpreted as a { presence in a reshuffied Cabinet. Polish army. any sub- PARIS, Nov. 20—Close observers of Soviet foreign policy look peace gesture. . The elder statesman Edouard * The Hungarian Colonel Revesz, me letters for another radical shift in the Russian line soon, aimed at easing . 2 Herriot is said to be the prime an old MVD hand and reputed be pres tension in Europe to permit the Kremlin to devote its full energies WHILE VISHINSKY is not a sponsor of Secret negotiations chief of the “European Com-~ to the revolt-ridden Far East. . member of the powerful Soviet toward this end, which have been munist Partisan Detachments,” Freedom. Troubles in Bhrope, on both sides of the iron curtain. and the Politburo, his eclipse would sug- taking place in Paris for some has been assigned to this task. Jive cig Io i en in -Asia seemto be the prineipa: gest that the “moderate” wing of _weeks. pis s = = ‘ rs Ww are a the“ascendaney. IN ALL THESE thi - are pore - more conciliatory Russian atti-|drei Vishinsky, the vociferous and These so-called moderates be- SaIN-THE atolls souitist aot ) “tents of a shift nt party-tine. — tude toward the Western powers. belligerent spokesman for the So- lieve that a Soviet peace gesture: Fang the Kremlin : : till pl by the Titoist There is n t r X The first indication of a policy|Vviets at the United Nations meet- now, in the face of Communist Sill oT ved by. the © ‘dou, for all the 8 Deymnh shift came when Tass, the Soviet|ings in Paris. victories in China, would thwart Boreeyr In Jie of «Wholesale b 10 o d-curdling, anti-capitalist. news agency, picked up a Wash-| Well-informed circles say that full-scale American military aid Yugoslavia lend a to re- speeches by Marshal Timoshenko, ington Tumor that President Tru-|this exponent of the die-hard to Chiang Kai-shek. ports that Marshal Tito is Marshal Molotov and the aged e style of A Ns ee with Premier|school of Russian politics will be The failure of the French mine planning to assemble a rival dictator himself, that Moscow is ete.? Mr. doubtedly will Secon re a Selioved from the first-string dip- strike, plus the de Gaulle party's “Communist International” in going ‘o adopt a milder tone rom labor So edly oo ade here Nov. matic lineup at the end of the gains at the expense of the Com- Belgrade. It would be made up toward the west, especially on the Liberte are scheduled to P repent United Nations sessions, munists in the recent elections, of anti-Cominform Communist hot Berlin issue. eep farm “heace conference” CF a e is scheduled to be replaced undoubtedly strengthen the po- exiles from Poland, Czechoslo- At the same time it can be TT er cle ie boils Se, Por Bo Sr Lm | Sa ae : off Molotov . . . signal caller acques Duclos “‘moderate” group : N garia an ugoslavia. Marshal ishi Fe noxious ° the American nor British delegarol before Party, 7 8's honors by the Kremlin, with For- ! 519 in the French Politburo. This is Gromyko ++ « back on UN team, Tito recently boasted that Yugo- Vishinsky too obnoxious tions will exert much ae existence. ANOTHER eign Minister V. M. Molotov again|not expected to display a notice-|the group that opposed the strike./munists could fight the Marshall slavia had become a haven for| The situation in Poland also is|brin this troublesome question hy should symptom of change|becoming the chief negotiator|ably softer attitude. | It has always been Mr. Thorez’|Plan more effectively from within|“real Communists” who refuse troubling Moscow. Ever since|before the United Nations General the all { , will. have is the alleged “disgrace” of An-lwith the West. Mr. Gromyko is| But the exile of Mr. Vishinsky, contention that the French Com-ithe Cabinet. Now, because of theto follow the Cominform line. (Wladyslaw Gomulka was fired! Assembly at this session. t explosive : ~~ : em SE ore ree eet ree 5 it Was ant Washington Calling— China— aie Report— : |France— ; |Our Fair City— | Potsdam. . i * OR Docks in U. S. B Senate Aid Warns |U. S. Insists Israel Russ Hover Over Dave Beck May M to halt in OCKS In U. J. become UU. J. INSISTS Israel | vave bec ay Move 10s8lovakia. = = . . . i » . * i TE Cold-War Battle Front; [0f Crisis in China S Areas With Arabs France Like Tiger Offices Here to Push rou the ‘ ar pairie rront; Ul Swap Areas vvi raps rfance Like ger Ices Here 10 Fus a ERP Shipments Halted | i: fh or coat foe ot oting reteie ro Soviet #rovides Con 1 ters in Midwest Says Special Adviser | Unless ‘Fully Acceptable’ to Jews | For Dirty Business eamsrters In Iawes : Te ’ \ Compiled From the Wire Services | | : Look for Coffee, Sugar Shortages If Strike WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (UP)| po yp009 States today opposed any forced reduction in the By FRED SPARKS ‘Plenty More’ Slot Machines Ready ot Move In Lasts; Industries Already Feeling Pinch —A Senate investigator said t0- territory of Israel, but insisted that the- Jewish state must cede Times _Foreirn Corvespuitent ; : s ; nd again. ’ By The Seritps recy Mk night that the United States must land to the Arabs in exchange for conquered areas. ARIS. Nov. 20—1t is impos. Despite Magenheimer's Smashing Party it was see send vast sums and huge sup- U. 8S. Delegate Philip C. Jessup outlined his government's new sible always to pinpoint Commu-| 2 i i i eagle cult WASHINGTON, Nov. 20—Docks are now cold-war plies of guns and planes to China Palestine policy yesterday at a meeting of the United Nations Po-|nist “gift” parcels. But it is gen- Po FACE in Indianapolis after Jan. 1 may be Dave 10st Kor battle front. Strike's threatening foreign policy as well as °F write off the entire Far East litical Committee. Dr. Jessup said that the U, S. would back the eral knowledge Jereaboute Hat Beck, well-informed sources report. .s perhaps : : viel: / {to Communism. !disputed Bernadotte plan only as| : {diplomatic pouches Irom the So. Powerful West ' first of disrupting economic life in most sections of U. S. Ie TE Dn mia i 1 |viets and their stooge countries, , ,, oWer u VY Coast Labor Leader may set up offices ; : This choice was posed in a Britain in the International Teamsters quarters in the Carpenters sted. Coal still moves to Europe, because it's loaded by report to the Senate appropria- drawing the full support of the : : |are packed with cash: for dirty; =~ ie : 4 : 3 ator. The machinery. Some grain is moving through Gulf ports ltions committee by former Sen. murdered -mediator’s proposals BRITAIN this week ended all French business. building on E. Michigan St. He is executive vice presilic with no : ] 3 ; 8 ports, | Worth Clark of Idaho. Mr. announced in September by Sec- need of visas for Americans to pyggia hovers over cancerized| dent of the Teamster: day—mavbe not too f , Franklin though they haven't capacity to handle all that's needed.| ® ret f State G C. Mar-|Visit the British Isles. F like a tiger hovers over a amslers, some cay--maybe not \o0 faraway... , -|Clark is a special consultant to retary of State George C. Mar- : hae ib: rance like a tiger S'ove —may succeed Dan Tobin as president. loved bird, But 140,000 tons of Marshall Plan shipments are backed up atthe committee. He recently re-|shall. British Information Services three-legged spaniel. Mr. Beck reportedly is intent upon organizing new local wild from East Coast ports. Each day adds 20,000 tons. It's mostly industrial turned from China where he con-| The U. S. spokesman said that said that its purpose was to en-| -“One false move,” wail the . oo into the Teamsters International, wants to establish his

a equipment needed for recovery. ferred with Generalissimo Chiang! ; . ble Americans to come see for|French, “and we've had it.” an y ! ey’'s gobble 8! American authorities would op- & |" That's why the French are leery office in the newer Midwest fields. West Coast labor movement

nation de- le xs SHipmeIE Chip, Re Chi i it pose any revision of the Palos: themselves what was being done about cracking down on the dip- is under his, thumb, ur nation been —— | He. sa “hina in its war tine map unless it was “fully ac-|with the millions received % ok. ‘ , i hatiow est ast torts ave heey 0% on. oficial Tp 25 members against Communist hordes for the| ceptable” to Israel. However, hely "oy Mp BOR JCC JoiasiePoues eka) suture hele Everyone Wants to Control the ‘Slots ble. 150 U. S. ships and eight foreign|of House Foreign Affairs Sub- 0Ort is face to face with crisis added that the six-month-old prooram. ode Te pute AVENOO” and county politicians whose interests run to 1 the wild ships in Pacific, 30 U. S. ships committee. However, if they want and this country must act now state must “offer an appropriate] pu: Foreign Minister Ernest! ouay m st g rackets more than politics are in the usual post-election ferment. verhunted in Atlantic. wo their findings considered they if at all. It must assume at once, (exchange” of land to the Arabs pevin as far back as 1946, put| i us laboring to rabbi-punch ‘Who's going to run what?” is the question. Tate. ’ Bact coast ports from Maine have to write their Congressmen, MT: Clark said, the “major por-|in return for territory seized in'j; more succinctly when he the Marshall Fla into the s ute Sheriff Magenheimer has callouses on his hands after smashto Virginia have been closed 10 after next January. Both were ton” Of Nationalist governmentithe Holy Land war. stated: “The aim of my foreign tcTIN8 political shakes. ing all the slot machines in sight, but it's rumored “there's more days—210 ships affected. {defeated for re-election. jwar costs totaling about $840, Dr. Jessup’s statement in ef- policy is to go down to Victoria| If bY impelling strikes they can where they came from.” Unemployment estimated in | Chances are fading that Louis "0 & year. fect torpedoed British hopes of Station, get a railway ticket and Undo the do-gooders of the ECA thousands spreading through Johnson will get that Defense Otherwise, he said, Chiang’s pushing through the Bernadotte go the hell where I like without | (Economic Sordperation pHs} truckers, railroaders, shipping Secretary job, insiders say, de- forces will collapse and all of plan as a design for permanent a passport or anything else. istration), e Prench hey g ‘ on paying departments, foreign freight spite his valiant efforts raising China will fall to the Commun- Palestine settlement. stick to that.” ure, w ace the Kremlin an : forwarders, and others. campaign funds. jists. It's a “fish or cut bait prop-| The American position ap-| Britain's step does not mean 52Y: = Oil tankers still move. The 5 a % osition” he said. ./peared to be one of backing necessarily that the United States! “OK. the Yanks have had their =~ ail ps 3 ia Y | ims" |little ch Our kids still have gars. That have separate contracts. 'Ch Chi I Risk of War {Israel in her claims to the Negev, will stop requiring visas for 5 lle chance. Ou woh ge go farther If strike keeps on a month ase iselers And he warned that all-out PUt Saying that if the Jewish British visitors. (holes in their shoes. We haven // cents you look for shortages of sugar, TAX DIVISION of Justice De-\U. 8. aid to China might con- State Wishes to hold Galilee it 2: 4.» {Toen 8 veal Shop nce Christmas = eryone. coffee, cocoa, pepper. And that/partment is cracking down on|ceivably involve this country in|USt make an offer of equal| , WHOLE sheaf of controls, pga. 3 your a-buzz today Bl rer $10,000 means unemployment in SURAT Te- u.\ tine chiselers discovered by War. He said Congress should and from its original allotment mang life easier for millions inj 10s Moch's Tuesday night! ollar over fineries, coffee roasters, etc. {Bureau of Internal Revenue, decide whether stopping Com-t© the Arabs. the United Kingdom, were tossed| eect, in the National Sy et By actual count there are seven aspirants for control of the Other materials already scarce: giatute of limitations (six years) munism would justify such a risk. | However, United Nations into the dustbin this week. The Minister of tho Interior tore slots in Marion County. Present slot machine syndicate will be t for our Rubber, copper, lead, zinc. Many une out soon on first full war/Mr. Clark's report was released |trucks and jeeps, with United Scrapped were licenses, for in-|ine man-hole cover off the Com. °° ‘he outside looking in. ” haying the industries feel pinch. |vear, and Justice wants to make|less than 48 hours before Presi-|Naions planes overhead, rolled stance, for cutlery, glassware,|p ist sewer. He showed: And there are “seventy-seven” persons who would like to Meanwhile chemicals, drugs for |g...’ : t ol i . : control what goes on along “The Avenoo,” come Jan. 1. tten thelr |sure those who chiseled while/dent Truman himself was sched-|nito the great Negev desert yes-/suspenders, kitchenware, bed 900,000 for Strik export pile up in warehouses. millions were away fighting have(uled \to plunge into conferences terday to supervise the with-|spreads; tablescloths, bath mats, $900, or Strikes Only trouble is nobody bothers to think what Mayor Feeney, ection told . $2. rough time. Division is handiing/here on threats to world peace in|drawal of Israeli and Egyptian |electric irons and hair curlers and| That Romanian fellow-wreck- Chief Rouls or Sheriff-elect Cunningham might thing about the Joint Armed Actidn forces from the disputed area. [38 different kinds of industrial{ers Kicked in with $900,000 to situation.

{800 prosecutions with short staff. Asia and Europe. CO-ORDINATION of U. S. and! EN | The administration has been| The lines closely follow thejequipment. Canadian armed forces is shaping} ‘reluctant thus far to make this frontiers” that existed on Oct.can be published, too, up, though formal military Urges T-H Act Repeal |country the arsenal for Chiang's|14 before the Negev war flared Jan. 3. | B Both sides agreed to pull] “This is only the start” said /[perciale Pour L'Europe in Paris

Bigger newspapers | Promote the recent coal strikes. | «a

» starting! That a local Communist agent pn. : 8| waltzed up to the Banque Com- Big Job Coming Up STATEHOUSE habitues are

occupation with smoke will screen kenneling of the dog ordinance. Now that the smoke

alliance may be year off. | SEN 3 Generalissimo’s government i fup. C. D. Howe, Canadian Minister un, NiCaPIn A BR Ja) and inefficient. ye ment nePt pack in the Negev, leaving a no|Harold Wilson, president of the dnd borrowed a cool half-million| breathless at the nonchalant | ordinance is dogging the counon". should of Commerce and Trade, has 1950, is ready/found shortcomings on the part man’s land which theoretically Board of Trade. dollars without leaving as much nh 050h of Democrats to new | ©lh members feel this is no time need them. been here all week talking b of Chiang’s lonly United Nations patrols wiil/ s x =» as a wristwatch: for security.| to smoke out the dog ordinance. 3 ; now to repeal or g's government. He i (How ¢ 2 Simple—99 per t! Job of running Bureau of Motor | go. gadgets at standardized military equipment. amend Taft-|cited “corrupt” commanding ofi-{De able to penetrate. Italy ne Re or od | Vehicles. Demos are to start |" Y'™ vama, e a trades As starter, Canada’s about to Hartley law. cers, “corruption in upper levels”) . 9.4 ‘ radio today was taking on the |two Soviet banks.) y driving the $15 million-a-year “ss a on BSI Priintion of ve quark It may beland “bad generalship.” Western Union job of telling Europe, North | This charity-and-easy-credit| bureau and its 160 branches in | Policemen Rejoice ade it cost transport. Howe came for blue- SRW “election, Americans in China c see | RET lg ¥ of Site Georse the ol Sean Os plan a a wr I Sei dake moves to op- THERE'S rejoicing in the Powas about prints and know-how, got them. Capehart's been Differ on U.S. Aid Washington a Paris this| Fast about the wonders of the |anti.ECA strikes in this country. erate this most technical branch | lice Department at the Tax nant. No Later he hopes for standardized inting with Marshall Plan in 18 languages Board’ k up this munitions, guns, tanks, field orn 8 bill he; NANKING, Nov. 20 (UP)—A week-end after important last- The Italian government does As Jntormed Rrenchman 334 Sate on Dr 3 Festorafion Lat poilcs ui t. : y minute conferences on Berlin and me, “If you as e average| . ) = | raises in the city’s 1949 budget. Il be sold “But its slow business. We've Rjroe seed injserions An Jas developed Bobi the future of the North Atlantic 3} these broadcasts for free, striking coal miner about Soviet sleet Loparles Fleming's Shoise Now Mayor Feeney has his just reached agreement on bolts| ¥ minimum wage Over what policy the United Security Pact. | . |contributions, he will reply, ‘If| © ureau rector sn chance to build the police de- ¥ ge y e nite J {the Russians help me fight the Showed up to find out what the U: and screws. Our threads have| States should adopt towards, His conference yesterday in- apan { ; Pu g ® i | partment. Unnoticed in the hulldiffered from Canada’s and Eng-| Sen. Capehart on Nk China in the rte future, cluded Canadian Pe ¥ Min. A DELAYED-ACTION effect DOSS. good Jor them d 1 08 i 211 shout, | aballo aver restoration ef poland's, wouldn't fit in their equip- {nat proves he's pro-labor. lit was learned reliably today ister Lester Pearson and Nor- °f the Pacific coast shipping PYIIERG Chicago Daily News “tne, |'m¢*: He'll have one on his hands, | lice cuts was the State Board's ment. Next step will be new Proves ’ | The aiff : ween wegian Foreign Minister Halvard Strike in the United States, now Tepe ————— too. Within 60 days, he'll have | increase by a few mills of fire by standards for larger pieces of 2 = = e erence arose between 8g gn 21, months old, was being felt . to start distributing one million | and police pension funds. the U. 8. N d th Lange, both of whom talked with KR D S ke the city equipment, Rehash Argument Ion one Dae and aa about the North At- in Tokyo today. | eds e ay tn © | license plates. | aa they know ‘ 2H” HEARINGS OF Senate Cape- the State Depart t on thelanti t. which ‘the UU ited Fresh fruits and vegetables | A few appointees have | ;o_. . y use? There A New Truma hart committee on Supreme Court other. It is — Fag lates ae es will separ have vanished from Army com: ON French Dock dropped in to criticize office ac- | Too Sensational high-priced Best indications are that his basing-point decision haven't cut jlar schism in Washington. lwith the Western European Wissaries. Even potatoes are PARIS, Nov. 20 (UP)—The SURIBIOSE HORS or make random | COLISEUM grapevine has it. 4 to diene) triumph has sobered him, he'll Auch ie 2 they've producer] The disagreement revolve aUnion. : missing. cist’ Atmtries a's |Executive Commission of the Inquiries. Sings one aged ie | that the McKellen Brothers, ac\g ow move slowly, won't shoot from is rehash of argument that manu-| ! ult, erican house- Federation of Port and Dock i . ting whic nent right hip so often. facturers will move to mill dis{200ul. Whether {here wll On Berlin and Germany, MT. wives are going to Japanese mar- Workers today postponed al Sot wos Re e “of odin ii A a ons not going He's a conservative despite |tricts, creating ghost towns and! ooime by all-out ra aid A I jptarspal met wtih Blum Min- kets which is strictly forbidden.|nationwide longshoremen’s strike boo W the job, he hasn't Wednesday night opening, were campaign speeches and support [industrial upheaval. . In otros. POY Sof aC ister of State Hector McNeil and| However, no American in|get for Monday. The commission APDOIAL. don't ‘k ordered to cut their act, elimiI got from left. So don’t look | ~~ No evidence that big steel in- |Washington. po fom with French Foreign “Minister Tokyo is goirig hungry. Army (said it will make a final decision 25 sFpoinee 8 on : know that nate daring stunts. . or radical = or. sensational | dustry and some others which Tho d Deli tis {Robert Schuman on the problem transports, not affected by: the Wednesday. | has either Deion or ao The McKellens reportedly Moves. § dropped basing - point prices | se Oppose ieve it is al-.of the Ruhr. He also held meet-istrike, are bringing an adequate| Communist - dominated - union 800 D ti a drew more?applause than La Test of how hard he ; ready. too late. An informed source ings with’ Gen. Lucius D. Clady, {supply of meat and staples. There officials decided to! del {oon -..Jemocratic . patlonage | ; hard he'll work| would return to them even if | 70, 850 feel i | I delay; and| pachinery can’t fill the breach | Henie herself. Much more than for campaign promises comes| Congress legalized them. And sa i avy feeling coincides American commander in Ger-/is a 25-day supply of meat on perhaps cancel, the strike after —with experienced people , Freddie Trenkler, veteran comic . soon. Democratic Chairman Mc-| some signs, from other sources, | the Air Force concept. = many, and Ambassador Robert hand, with 750,000 pounds of an afternoon conference with P people: skater. Reports say a show Grath talked to Truman, said| that many industries like de- | The Embassy and the Army Murphy, Gen. Clay's political ad- turkey en route for the holiday Transport Minister Christian, 5.0 4 official apologetically told the there'd be new excess-profits tax. cision, want to decentralize, hold an opposite view. |viser. 'season. - Pineau, who appealed to the .Ihe dog leash ordinance will | 0. 0 “my hands are tied.” But Sen. George of Georgia, re-| avoid heavy freight rates. S—— rl {30,000 dock workers to stay on| be quietly buried in the limbo Ice show people were wone turning to chairmanship of| Highway builders sa of itics {their jobs. | of Councilmanie proceedings. | dering how long the McKellens 4 Survive Senate Finance, Said zo, Jame an a bu ied say wa Slate Politic ale, UBlons 4 ecision came less Dog owners on t > EE gh with the Ice Revue. ay. And Doughton of North|has increased $6 million nation-| ! alter governmen ; Friends of the act say the was passed Carolina, key man in House, is|wide since Folin outlawing| emocrat X a a on ureqaus oe and Mobile Security growled so loudly at uncil, Brothers ave-*1o0 Be Ny Al ident T dubious. ¥ basing-point prices. They predict, Suatds had regained control of members xe afraid of getting Pd. gloant trys # x more increases. Road builders : ltwo departments for which they/Dunkirk's waterfront where nipped politically. Owners main- . | | yi ’ was pro. Dewey Blame Mounts [say rise is all due to FOB pricing. Party Determined to Make Good on Pledges won't epast to. worry about patron. Striking longshoremen and port! tain a dogwatch on every coun- | Guesses at Work a “WE SHALL go forward to-|Federal Trade Commissioners, Of Improved Government With Less Taxes |sge, one of their major head- joo yore, aa 0°cUPled the plers| cl emote HEAVY GUESSERS are now OR 2 ae gether”??? Walter S. Hallanan,|Who brought original basing-point : aches. OF three days. Councilmen hope public Pre- | ,4 work trying‘to pick what 8 Republican national committee- Suit, think that’s only an excuse, By ROBERT BLOEM | Observers agree that Democrats|g o . "| Democrats will get which new man from West Virginia, has that increase would have come INDIANA'S own little bureaucracy may be in for some tough will have an advantage over the! Like Fibber McGee's Closet position in the Statehouse and Z pensions, joined rising chorus of those who |2nYWay. . sledding when the new Democratic state administration takes over..gop state administration in elim- Court House. me 20 mil- blame it all on Dewey. Trade Commissioner Lowell B. Since 1939 the number of -state departments, bureaus, boards inating departments whose major fo Rien ALG ROT REE Best guessers seem to feel d. He's written Sen. Martin (R.| Mason dissents. jand commissions has grown from around 75 to around 110. e function has been to wangle fed- BEE : 3 "Marion County will eventually vision pro- Pa.) “because misery loves com-| ® x =» | Democrats are fired with determination to make good on their plat-/gra1 funds or supplement federal a receive big plums in the state, pany and I felt I should let you ‘Battle’ in Penta on form promises of better government’ with less- taxes, so some of services. Their own party is in! {| Im the last Democratic adminy “as much know the depths of my despair! . g these may get the ax. ae Ce ._ . power in Washington. Therefore | istration, the county missed the ed persons and disappointment.” | WORLD WAR III may be High on the list being looked because they regard the borus i “ron cratic state administra-| | big ones, received in their places He says: “We lost because |fOUSht in Pentagon. Everybody's over for possible discard are the mandate as including a mandate, “wij have more and better. numerous small ones. our candidate failed to fight. ... |IVing to get in- —— state’s $150,000-a-year Depart- to raise revenue and therefore ex. . ;na¢ to ‘the powers that be in Dopesters today predict Paul Speeches on a repetitions mono. (1° ght between | |ment of Veterans’ Affairs and the empt from the general promise of ("1 .tiona1 capital | McDuff, county chairman, will nacted, the tone—no humility—high-sound- [Marine Gen. Hol- { 1$100,000-a-year Flood Control and tax relief and economy. . | haul down the choice position of would go land Smith and , (Water Resources Commission. In slashing away at the “little| . n | ing platitudes—let Truman put . " | ANOTHER economy stunt that! state director of motor vehicles. | rise from GOP on the defensive. . . . Let Army's Ralph |e eng ad Ol Te He rs riaor To aor on aslmay Work is a ahift of the sor | The post is now held by H. Dale : us be maligned, misrepresented |SMmith. : AV ial Bond: He $5000-2-Year/ leaders p ondbrifs ony on hse called post-war onstruction fund. §| Brown, Marion County Repub$85. That and impeached without any ef- | High ranking : |Job 0 ¢ Defender. x L848 hoy Liey go0- ; 4% | lican ward chairman. . + i s =n = considering the veterans’ affairs|This fund, piled up from a special Tease wen fective challenge.” ~~ - jomicers resent IT'S ALL part of wha! is|setup as a candidate for the ash|eXcise tax, has been used by the} TI, now at} He concludes: “We made a a P t i planned as a huge economy drive. can. Republicans to build several new 7 ogo . phi he grievous blunder at Philadelphia. ma e 10. seize First, the Democrats have] They see the state agency as State hospitals. ’ iy : British Firm BD. es he 2 Soli to be hard for hs a 2 promised to repeal the cigaret tax|largely a duplication of efforts of Since these additions to the in- | i’ / y 5 and 2 per Epullican Baiy 30 Zeb uD Saul Was one and the state property tax, and the federal Veterans’ Administra- stitutional “family” will add to gS + Tries New Bait any, Sloan after Dus smedessary oo oa ie ERRREREL |second they have promised betterition, Except for a few matters the total cost of operating insti-|§d ked by the . morale is very low. ponents, though Gen Smith [Stats Salaries i induce betes Per-| pertaining to education under the tutions, the Democrats take the 8 For U. S. Dollars Oil R 2 ‘now he calls it mistake in’ cur-| ; + |GI Bill of Rights, they have view that once they're through | Il Kevenue: rent magazine articles, They feel it’s urgent for the new found no service to veterans that constructing, the same excise tax| | Great Briain willing to trade DON'T BE SURPRISED if neem. Harry Hill, com: administration to live up to these!will be missed. [could be diverted to pay: expense 4! | almost anything for American made by Truman’s tax program looks |mandant of National War Col-|Promises. For one thing, Republl-| These educational functions, of operation. dollars, is campaigning to ‘sell : to ofl industry for much-needed cans constantly hammered at the they believe, can be handled by| One thing that could th | 1 and by & n lege, has written Smith hot pro- platform as being “impossible.” » y ne ing at cou row ag {subscriptions to British magaCommittee. re. : test on his Tarawa article, is try-I" But mainly, the Democrat or-| oe, ore intendent of Public In- monkey wrench im the gears i zines in the United States. . \gainst the BY nd Fats a 21.5 Periing to get into print with it. He ganization le ders have & vague struction with present facilities. (would be a sudden recession | British Publications, Inc, 150 veclal com= Sl ep ou on a R WALKS. That commanded Navy forces at Ta- impression that the public paid] . =x = Backbone of the state’s income | E. 35th St.,, New York, this week 'd R. Btet- a fran - O08 jo Rasiral de-rawa. : ' more attention to this platform ANOTHER CASE of duplica-iis the gross income tax., Reces- ” imdiled folders to a select list of . P Eo pa Be ng wells and Adm. Ray Spruance, in com- |{}on has been customary in the tion is seen in the flood control sion would, of course, bring! 1 ' Americans, suggesting they give year were Hist volv n digging new| mang at Saipan, is sore at Army past. They realize there are some|*¢tuP- The Conservation Depart- sharp cutback in taxable income | INDIANAPOLIS a British magazine subscription . A total 211s. Historian Love, who rebutted promises that can’t be carried out ment, say many economy-minded and consequently in tax revenue. House, for Christmas. " of wages Under Roosevelt, Treasury to Smith's second piece. Love said exactly, but they're fairly Su Democrats, can do just as good a; So with all their planning, |* G - IFE | The offer includes such Brit. lion. Col- get Congress to cut allowance and| Army's Ralph Smith was : job of obtaining federal funds and party leaders must keep their lish stalwarts in the publis failed. Truma i y that the voters will hold them ind it still of ans now eyeing this, gjeared by a Spruance-appoint- substantially to: what they outlining proposed federal flood fingers crossed and hope nothing = 3 § 7 oa / 9 .... : 'field as the Illustrated London % wn SN J ed board. Spruance denies, promised. < control projects for Indiana. happens to the national economy. py (News, Collins ¥ e, Punch, al Security off es wants to get it printed. 4 "na These are only two, but the sav- But if it does, Democrats all the literary supplement of The. about $10.3 fo So. America Defense Secretary Forrestal ONLY FLAW in the general/ings in state appropriations would over the conutry will be so busy, " Times, the Round Table, the" sh. - When REP. PETE JARMAN (D. Ala.) says he doesn’t khow what to do/economy picture is the soldier/be a quarter of a million dollarsiexplaining it to the voters that - Field, Time and Tide, the ; y ; aN ve to ap-. . and Rep. Bartel Jonkman (R. next. All private efforts to call bonus. Democrats aren't afraid{annually. Democrats don’t men- nobody will have time to worry 1d, tator, Sketch, Economist and & n the fund. . Mich.) have gone to South Amer- off Howlin’ Mad failed. of new taxes for that, however,|tion this, but it also would mean about state platforms. half rs - 5 . * J » ( ; 2