Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1949 — Page 4

Forrestal Story

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Fear Uncle Sam's Main Interest Is Too Much on Europe's Revival

By DAVID M. NICHOL Times Foreign “orrespondent BERLIN, Apr, 14—The Berliner: " (%eitung, a newspaper very close {to. the Soviet authorities here, today takes maliciotis comfort in ithe news that America's former defense secretary, James V. For-! restal is confined to Bethesdia Naval Hospital. It accepts without qualification a broadcast version that Mr. {Forrestal is suffering from a mental ailment as a result of his efforts of the last two years. ! ‘Unhappy: Forrestal,” it gloats,| “has become the victiis of his own propaganda and politics.” The Russian-licensed dally {speaks luridly of padded cells and ‘goes on to attribute the bulk of ‘American foreign policy over the |eventful two-year period to the! man “with the ailing brain.” Wonders About Retention The publication wonders that |President Truman should have kept Mr. Forrestal so long in office even after Mr. Truman's reelection. | Truman's return to the White |

Here is a complete and exclusive report on Latin America today. It is an exclusive because it has been done in the only way such a cemprehensive report can be done—the teamwork talents of specialists like those of The Times foreign service; reporting from key spots in the world, Nat Barrows at Lake Success, Wal‘lace R. Deuel, in Washington, and Charles Fernandez down ‘n Latin America, John A. Thale, Latin American specialist for The Times foreign service, correlates these reports from the Latin L American “listening post” in Miami. ; ——— The United States’ restless neighbors to the south are running = @. political and economic fever.

Economically, they are suffering from an inflationary boom and a dollar shortage. Politically, much of Latin America is plagued by social unrest and revolutionary eruptions. =~ Ten governments have been ousted by revolutions since Jan. 1] i 6. Twice as many coups have! 3940. attempted. y P tween Latin America and the | Communist forces have plaved United States, political stability a distinctly minor role, according |." Latin America willbe most to our own state department, ~~ [0/Mcult to attain,

| Lake success quarters are con-Office-holders deprived of their lvinced the United States must

Jobs by coups d'etat sometimes! iu. nore thought to earmarkin cry to high heaven that they have ioe] for i deve lopmen: * been displaced by “Reds.” Butli, ya¢in America in cases where there is little evidence-to support {private capital is unavailable, they the charge. say In Washington officials. have|

mad = Some countries are offering atbor a a ne good peigh-! tractive concessions to woo U. 8,

investments.” Otners are day-;. President Truman in his Inaug- qreaming. y

ural address voiced this country's willingness to lend generously of! North American know-how and other help on Pan-American Day. But Latin America never gets tired of béing told: “I love you.”

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This is a class of enumerators who will set out Monday on a three-month job of taking a census of wholesale, retail and service businesses. Carl Eggert, chief interviewer, is teaching. -Left to right, front row, are Mrs. Celestine Pettrie, Maurice Jame Peele, Robert Burns, Mrs, Doris B. Sallee, Mrs. House, the Berliner Zeitung says,

Irma Wenrich. Second row, Mrs, Anna Hoffman, John J. Mullins, John White, Richard Sippel. Back How Ben) row, Willard Brockette, crew chief; Henry E. Neal, district supervisor, and Mrs. Dorothy Williams, te pric a Ie version, xu

supervisor's clerk. {the policies of John Foster PARAGUAY has North ‘Amer- to y streamline “and purify a “fiscal COSTA RICA is-on its way to Dulles (Republican Party foreign MEXICO contemplates new ican experts in the field to help| system. becoming self-sufficient in food. (policy adviser), former Secretary Quake moves to attract U. 8. invest-increase farm production. PANAMA, while still not dollar-| "VENEZUELA is an economic/of State Marshall, U. 8. Military (ment. PERU. has been. working un- depleted, currently is suffering) bright spot due to its oil exports. Governor Clay and even For-| BRAZIL needs dollars, and can der a five-point program which! from a business slump. The gov-| GUATEMALA’S capital-baiting| restal.’ v promise U. 8. interests investment'features protection of foreign|ernment now is talking of inviting “spiritual socialism” is mounting. {CopyrIEnt, 34. by ne Inglanapolis Times the Pacific Northwest yesterday security. capital. {Uncle Sam's armed forces tack. | S8Sugar-rich Cuba, coffeé-rich El —————————————————— CHILE has taken special painss NICARAGUA needs dollars COLOMBIA is woefully short Salvador and banana-rich Hondu- WORLD'S LARGEST BEAR Consensus of world economists to offer to open Chile to American/ badly; too, At the behest of of dollars, but is doing nothing to ras also are listed among the The Alaskan brown bear is the versity of California seismograph recent Reno quake was six and that without a solid and perma-|capital investments without dis-| American financial experts, the modify laws which are chasing comparatively well-off. largest species of bear in the hundreds of miles away. the Long Beach quake of 1933

nent economic relationship be-|crimination. | government is moving at long last| American oil captial out. jCorynght, 1845. bs The Indianapolis. Times | wopig, (Dr. Eijo E. Vesanen, Univer- was 6.25.

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