Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1949 — Page 2

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World Reporf—- Sane gi

UL S. Sees Russ Soften on Series of Setbacks

House Is Ahead ; Of Its Schedule Pact Fails to Cause Before Recess Flicker of an Eye

By CHARLES T. LUCEY Serippa-Moward Niall Writer LAKE SUCCESS, Apr. 14—The| 4 growl of the Ruasian bear was worse than its bite--this was the) appraisal today by Important, U. 8. and British sources here of

U. 8. officials in Washington| today expressed the belief that! Soviet Russia may be getting ready to ease off the cold war. They said ‘the Soviet Union has puffered a series of defeats in the field of foreign policy during the past year, and that in the face of these setbacks a shift in Russian 8 tactics appears likely, Secretary of State Dean Acheson made it clear yesterday that the door is open to any genuine| 2 Soviet peace moves. A week ago, Mr. Acheson said that the Atlantie Pact, and other moves to-/ ward strengthening the West, had Increased the possibilities of peace with Russia. U. 8. officials who specialize in| Russian problems sald that, so| far, there has been no. direct in-| dication of a softer Soviet atti]

{yesterday on the North Atlantic Pact and its signatories, Mr. Gromyko taunted name-called and derided, but he #4 did not choose to “take a walk”) 2M out of the United Nations—a pos-| 0) sibility which some hag discussed {in recent weeks. = W's pinup time in Texas with | He did not propose any direct the 100th anniversary of the in- United Nations censure” of the vention of the safety pin, Se (North Atlantic Pact. At the end Margaret Litteral helps point up the fact as she lolls in El Paso sunshine, The atstepin was in-

vented in 1849 by Walter Hunt Talon woulg eputinue-to: uphold

tud , they said there i oN ey “indirect” | of New York, who sold his pat- lof the United Nations.” evidences. ont for $400 Nothing New Added . |

Chief among these, they said, ~ When the

is the relatively restrained nature of Soviet attacks on the West at! Wo. ea ilk sadcothe-eurrent session of the United Nations General Assembly.

These sources said that despite @ ssall 3 Andrei Gromyko's speech Festa loAssa ery ay She a alight. agains Bat they RHE En Lil canine A tr Siastip Pact has not tac ’ Among 24 Accused

expected violent pitch. ‘ of | Also; they sald denunciations of | Attack on Gir West by Soviet and Commu-| ; he spok aR at the recent New| Two of 24 men alleged to have York "World Peace” conference criminally assaulted a 13-year-/terday. He. did charge though were milder in tone than those at old girl delinquent today entered that “ruling eircies” in the United previous similar conferences. guilty pleas to assault and/States and England sought to mie) -thattery under the minor statute turn the United Nations into an United Nations in Criminal Court 1, obedient tool, that a new war is THE United Nations, at Flush-| The men, Otto Reeves, 20, of bei hatched oy a Britishing. L. 1, today enters the sec-/1026 8. Illinois St, and Alfred,| American bloc, that the aim is to ond round of a crucial battle over 20, of 126 W. Ray St, were sen- isolate Russia and that the Atthe North Atlantic Pact. |teniced to four months each on|lantic pact is not efensive bw “Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister the Indiana State Farm by Judge offensive. Andrei. Gromyko ignited the William D. Bain, : But although this was an! smoldering feud over the aims| They had been arrested on a abusive speech, fn the view of. of the treaty late yesterday in a general rape charge involving Be some here it laid d no sharp slashing dnd lengthy blast/girl {new policy line. Most of what against it on the floor of the At the same time, a third man, Mr. Gromyko said had been said general assembly, [Clark Rose, 26, of 1111 Carrollton earlier either in oficial Soviet ‘Western delegates. sald U, 8. (Ave. was fined $10 and sentenced notes of protest or in Moscow's Delegate Warren R. Austin, and, to six months on the State Farm, |Pravda, iL representatives of the other ha. He had already been tried in the | Some observed that the Gro tions signed to the pact would) Casé and had been found guilty of {myko speech might have tempered * defend it “at the earliest earliest oppor- t and battery. SEL stion, of a new and al-

present

4 move to condemn the pact.| They did not, and iA subsequent IY oes: ~-the sneeches: of Messrs.

ander Panyushkin, although often abusive, really added nothing new to the bright lexicon of Soviet denunciation. Neither did Mr. Gromyko yes-

fet on S|) prt 0 ¢ quietly at,

court was told, having had vol-!!n the General Assembly, of oN stevedores voted to-/untary Inimacies with the men They could make it the occasion new complications. fcted early settlement of the | BROCKTON, Mass, (UP)—The! votes outside their own bloc. ships and imperiled both Brit t+ much for a fleeing thief, |said, existing treaties with Rusresume work next Saturday a to] {by a caretaker. treaties. They had struck Monday in proing warm, moist air over all of In A except the extreme north OFFICIAL circles said today a Portion. 1 United States -and Argentina row The wea! Cloudy and some occasional rain was forecast for {cations were that the mercury Lexis Joan plants hare. : Filta” “Mies i. ah SPER lotmad

Britain, and other “warmongers” or Cal “with the purpose of “unleashing a new war’ against Russia. comm to Begin, A course, if they- introduced a pro-/ fay to to end their four-day wildcat, charged in the case. posal for formal condemnation of but an employers’ lockout , Burglar Abandon for another out-pouring of ora-! Union ofclals, tory, but when it was all done ockout and an end to the strike, {bulk and weight of $180 in half Mr. Grom yko was vigorous in that idled some 18,000 men on ga1ary that stole ‘from the his attack on France - Gréat ans food rations and export! pg, threw away $80 worth of sia in their adherence to the Atve, the silver pieces on the driveway lantic Pact. But he did not the government . threatened . oa Serine fou ‘oress IN INDIANAPOLIS { test against the dismissal of 32 wn ann Ue INDIANA WEATHER Showers and scattered thunderstorms were expected to} settlement may be near in the seveltp by evening and to continue most of tonight. which have brought trade between tomorrow. Fr — " the countries almost to a stand- - Temperatures were expected to Vail oa, Bodie S Canlioiz The fresh optimism coincided Would: drop to. he upper 30's by Donald HH with the arrival of Dr. Jeronimo Saturday morning. R taikigun, el 5, HENCE. 19,

School, She had dik ui The Soviets aot. Dit ng dt Great Britain the Atlantic Pact. _ sympathy strikers threatened nevertheless FyN eight Loot they probably wouldn't get many, the London docks. tied up 100 ,,me of Ralph Baker proved too Britain, for having violated, as he The 7500 stevedores voted 10|unq iawn. The money was, found signal any renunciation of these unload perishable food ‘ cargoes. Southerly winds in advance of a low pressure area were hringArgentina Sir long-term differences between the he weather was expected to turn somewhat cooler by tomor-| ural; | Jamesetts still and closed many large Amer- fall sharply late tomorrow. Indi- ™ Fike L Nai Ks en Sue Remorino, Argentine ambassador ~~ Lemperatures in Indianapolis al Harold

to the United States. He noted 7®Ar ago today: High 47, low 40. EN A Ny pe Hung of restrictions against! See Weather Map on Page 24, (Aide of RE “nite, i 8 Bie be % rt of Argentine fruit to the! ENTS TODAY . ware; Beatrice Louise _ i 20s United States. He also pointed BYE Citens Tint rl triormanees—3: 4“ a Rossin. n HIS, Cfliege; out that the U. 8. had lifted re- Chareh : ederation Eh strictions on the import of Argen-| Hai ¥ Week Noon so niards pomingions! LIVORCE SUITS FILED a tine meats into zones occupied by Aglin Clock Pen Sneed faqursnes| enim: va Johst Kir Gloria A_vs the U. 8. Ary Bs] Fon ea Robert eath, Cat Or

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West Fears Second Tories on Way

Gromyko's Attack on

{Andrei Gromyko's roaring attack!

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Lilibet Takes King’ s Place To Hand Out Maundy Money

of his long vituperative flight he Plague,” wrapped § vite a NS gm mony of the distribution of ' Nations flag and said the Soviet Bift—to the poor in Westminster Abbey.

consistently the basic principles vAlescing after a recent Spuation to improve the circulation of his (legs.

session primroses and violets in keeping distribute the King's Easter gift.| opened 10 days ago many won- With ancient custom. dered whether the Soviets would days a nosegay was regarded as Almoner can do that. {aoe at -once-to-add-t0-the agenda the best. way to ‘ward off the

_Gromyko, Jacob Malik and Alex-}

tunity,” probabil the Marion Cotinty ma Moscow position, ys Grand Jury cnargus| There bad wpecuiation North Atlantic th Tash. against 21 Lotta } nn arrested inh bethure Pn Premier Stalin! foned by the United Bie oo Shas. i r Shste had not sent Mr. Vishinsky, the

Pennsylvania, |

West Fears New Tanbiors

E| 7 Die, 61 Injured; | Damage $20 Million { (Continued From Page Om) office buildings, bridges and industrial plants was so | that ‘officials offered only consery{ative estimates on the damage. ’ still, estimates from t ! the damage ares indicated that {the total would pass the $20 mil- ¢ | Hon mark.

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{ma, Olympia, Chehalis, Centralis,

ing a slight tremor.” The Bonne: ville Dam on the Oregon border earth ve oc-

{was unscathed, sit (slides were reported to . ieurred nearby. : oo | Mayor william Devin of Be- | |attle, co-ordinating disaster ‘work lin this city of 500,000, said “damage will run into the millions, It is incredible there were 80 casualties.” ] | Seattle Fire Chief William Fitz- % (gerald »sald: “Thank God, most {school children were on Easter |vacation.”

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Bricks loosened by the sartiiote yorurder i this car in downtown Seattle.

lof Washington seismolegist, described the quake as “the most isevere In the recorded history of /the Pacific Northwest.” He measured the quake's n{tensity at eight. Twelve is the LONDON, Apr. 14 (UP7=-Clutching a nosegay to “ward off the|to the poor on the Thursday be-| In modern times the King still highest. Mr. Vesanen attributed Princess Elizabeth today attended the centuries-old cere-|tore Easter dates back to the 12th wears a towel draped around his the quake to a moving fault and

— its te miles ‘mauhdy money’--the Kipg's Easter) century. The ceremony stems waist as a sign of the old custom [Dinced i Spicenter -

from Christ's washing the Into of ‘when he distributes the maundy All fatalities occurred in Wash“his disciples after the Last .8 "money to the poor in lieu of wash ington state, per. “Maundy” comes from the. er ————— |plague and the odors of the poor. Latin word mandatum (command- In§ their feet. DUKES WIFE IN LONDON Elizabeth did not personallyment), referring to Christ's act.! The Bishop of Lichfield, the! LONDON, Apr. 14 (UP)~—The Until the reign of King James Lord High Almoner, distributed Duchess of Windsor arrived here In the old Only the King or the Lord High/Il the King always washed the 'the special green and white purses from Paris today for a 10-day va{feet of as many poor men as he and the hd and white purses to- cation. She was greeted with two day.

Earth fissures caused by the dink are suived by two res idents of Seattle.

The. Princess attgnded in place of King George, who is con

She held a nosegay of daffodils, |

The “custom of giving royal 2 aims w was years old.

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