Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1949 — Page 4

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:J/ for prompt passage of a bill au-

=} Mr. Acheson's visit was con-

House Probe Leader Seeks Details of U. S.

Clerk's Activities

WASHINGTON, Mar. 11 (UP) -~Rep, Francis E. Walter (D,

Justice Department promise to go say on Miss Judith Coplon if she

alleged espionage activities, Mr. Walter, a member of the

Committee, sald he believes the department shotild make a deal with the 27.year-old former

section. Miss Coplon and Valentin A, Gubitchev, a Russian attached to the United Nations staff, were indicted In New York yesterday on espionage charges. They were arrested last Friday by the FBI, So far, Miss Coplon has refused to tell fed. eral agents anything about her activities. * Nixon Urges Caution Rep. Richard M. Nixon (R. Cal.) another member of the Un-American Activiteis CommitJitee, agreed that a “deal” with Miss Coplon might be valuable. But he advised caution in the matter. Mr, Walter, meanwhile, promised to push his bill to deprive

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their U. 8. citizenship. The meas-| ure would deprive U. 8. Com-| munists of virtually -all their! (rights. | Elsewhere in Congress: |

China {

and 25 Republicans, have appealed

thorizing $1 billion in new military and economic aid for Nationalist China. The bill was introduced by Sen. Pat McCarran (D, Nev.). The group denounced the State Department’s “go-slow” pol-/| fcy on China as “unwise,”

Pensions : | |

House Democratic leaders cons, ceded defeat in their parliamentary battle with Rep. John E. Rankin (D. Miss.) over his vet. | erans’ pension bill. Mr. Rankin| told Democratic Leader John W.| McCormack that he plans to bring his measure up on the House floor Mar. 22, Although the. ‘administration is opposed to the bill, there is nothing that Mr, McCormack can do

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brits up. 8 pension bill any ™ UN ,

| Secretary of State Dn Ache- | {son today unexpectedly visited the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as it began hearings on a plan to use American military supplies to enforce United Nations’ decisions.

J sidered a surprise. He met with | the committee members behind closed doors.

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President Truman today again asked Congress for a 10-year $90 million program to give a “fair deal” to the Navajo and Hopi In, dians, The program, except for two! new provigions, is the same that contained in a bill submit ed | last year of which only a small portion was enacted.

Lauds Red Cross

Fund. Drive. Hits 30 Per Cent Mark

| “Not one in 10 of the men who |

march’ could have dome so willi-|

-| out the Red Cross,” in the opinion |

of Lt, Col. Leslle ¥. Zimmerman, | | chaplain ‘of, the 10th Air Force at Ft. Harrison. Col. Zimmerman, who addressed | workers of the Marion County Red Cross fund in their first report meeting yesterday in the In-| dianapolis Power & Light Co. | hall, was among the 5000 out of | 38,000 men who survived the! | rigors of Japanese prison camps | and the infamous forced march.

d Division leaders of the fund| | |

campaign announced that 30 2

| gro up to go over the top. The Sivision of Indianapolis automobile firms reported 101 per cent subscribed last week. , Other Subscriptions Mrs. Guy E. Morrison, leader of the residential fund-raising divi-| sion reported subdcriptions $9185 or 28.7 per cent of the goal; ¥Fos-) ter L. Stanley, downtown division, | $1399 or 9.3 per cent; Mrs. James | W. Carr, clubs and organizations, $1875 or 82 per cent; Mrs. O, C, Winters, area, $3771 or 37 per cent;” Floyd W. Burns, profesislonal, $2550 or 28.8 per cent; P, Waldo Ross, ental and educational, $8799 or 435 per cent; A. B. Nall, public service, 1$12,267 or 21.9 per cent; Willis B. Conner Jr, commercial, $26,649 or 41.6 per cent, and J. 0. Way. mire, industrial, id or 278

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Bataan Survivor |

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