Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1949 — Page 23
Denial last week of Ott Workman's life sentence in state prison may have proved Gov. Schricker's : tuniiets Yl Moog) SA oY Vorvin Suet Mg amin rr i istration. At the same 1 ] eaves little doubt that Ott te Workman fa » poitical prisoner
a i lending their authority to keep "Ott Workman in the clink. From this vantage point it . appears the . Governor has
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1945. Yet despite all the accusa- ey i am. "tions, all the cas Sper- ‘absence of any” , all the as the ; man has never been proved. Maybe we should say, to be Buy positive of accuracy, that no proof ever has been made pub-
Inthe proof — against any specific person of “shakedown or bribery;
~ Work clemency can hardly be said to man is the goat. He's the one they've got. He's the one-—either.————
guy who is in prison already and try a going to stay there as long as there is
goign ve Ee at York.
No IRON curtain, however, thing to eriticae publicly bout
goes-soot-tree- an loses all future ‘chance for if they are timid, | frome
contribute much to morale,
ot him tr "the urtace a any prison
At such a hearing objectors to
, it's_hard to pin his release, who have sur. down. Indications are that the = rounded‘the case with what so ~Semmission- did only what they
far appears to be a purely fietitious political “heat,” could Present their “evidence” ~~ If any such hearing has been
TWO OF the members were plafned, no word of it has on_the commission at the time trickled for to me public. *., ‘abortive 1945 parole the rumors of payoft revocation. They re- under which no paroles are to main under that cloud although be granted directly by the
» - OVER on the credit side of clemency ledger is a new policy
“1 is to recommend ctommuta-
+ be replaced. . tion of sentence to.make parole ‘with men who will make more -objective recommendations to And morale is important in the Governor, not try to read
possible. Actual parole will be left in the hands of.the prison and reformatory parole boards.
“that prison. A flareup of the his mind and- just please him. ~ These boards know the convicts
passions that always ve near
Reports leaning from behind from first hand experience.
to Oe this 1s by & STR parole Shorty over more ho : ritory @ ‘more persons volved convict, the tougher it is for one or two corrupt individuals to fix or claim to fix a parole. . =
Had the commission recom~would:
simply have recommended commutation by the Governor fo a sentence. of time served to life. That would make Workman eligible for study by the prison . parole board and for parole when that board saw fit,
CREDIT FOR the new policy, s- which _ generally may be expected fo eliminate too much long distance paroling, goes to Harvey “HIYé, director of cerrections who is ‘brass as the Governor's clem-
.slon. and the Governor have
program, regular normal channels for parole still must »e gone through.
should also have the effect In the future of eliminating a lot
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Washington Colling—
GOP Deeply i in. ‘Red, ; —Pins Hope | Under Gabrielson Rule
‘if We Don't Win, There's No Use of ~
Talking About 1952, Says Ohio Chief "By The Secripps-Howard Newspape rr ; WASHINGTON, Aug. 6—Do-or-die RN ration was| keynote of GOP National Committee meeting which tossed attributed failure in the Far East out Rugh Scott and elected Guy Gabrielson national chair-| Wh
ie s nationalist government.
oa irda ee: Er Ep hog Tinea may there isn't much use talking about 1652 we 11 have the‘one: ove to kill President Truman's) |nomination of ‘a new Secretary of | “For main State for Far Eastern and Chinal
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Old names, old faces dominated meeting here. speaker at “kick-off for '50" dinnér, GOP reached back through affairs. ‘Mr. Truman last May 1d Will Hays, chairman in Harding adminis- named W. Walton Butterworth to Young, Republicans who. work on Capitol Hull the post.” But Mr, ‘Vandenberg {and other GOP leaders contend ithat as a long-time Far Eastern] preted as Taft victory but friends, {billion mark Traman set for this diplomat, Mr. Butterworth is “inlevitable conneeted” with policy failures in China.
time and got 70-yégr-o tration, as speaker. had been invited, few ‘showed up. Selection of Gabrielsdn “inter-|
Yorker lost chairmanship to an! Army, Navy and Air Force
other Taft man, Carroll B. Reece, toned down thelr “asking budg- |
__ four years ago and got 1048 Romi) Su
ANCUVer= ie | rough biting criticism from lof American policy in the Far, Best [Fast in a statement commenting
friends gy he's planning to re sug-/ king on the Staté Department's luxur “white”
tire, but his public actions gest otherwise,
Big questions here: Gabrielson get headquarters ou 8s been running behind vm a an. py|reached agreement on what i “o 1 4|takes to feed and clothe a man They've also agreed | and development, on| {hampered by past prejudices or emotions,” Mr. Vandenberg said.| “The important thing is to find the facts, whether we like them or not, and deal with the realities; and to make it relentlessly
is _each ervice is Can g close to this years tl split of $15 ‘billion budget.
sa panacea
guard” faction, to a he " some other charges
! oe] 1004 You So’
Sud one mas leaving th
BIGGEST BEST seller Berlin black market is the Kinsey jear Report. Few copies available bring hundreds of marks. man readers are especially in- ¢| terested because of personal ob- lh ti servation of young America’s sex| “|habits. Now, with the ‘book in| wants 10,54, Germans are saying: “See,! = (1 told you so .
‘Military Nes -Dodtons
either the people of China or free-| “dom in the Far East.” , It is on his feeling that's “fresh! ook” is needed that Mr. Vanden-| berg bases his opposition to Mr. | Republicans said | ' the Michigan senator is consider-| {ing asking the Senate to return| the nomination to a foreign relations committee pigeon-hole when | ARMED SERVICES are still |it eomes up, Probably this week. | short of doctor and dentists but &
May Head Board
_— a Board is th W.: Averell Harriman may named chairman. He
stay ment but is said to be tired .of roving ambassa-. dorship ‘undér ECA. As head o :
| Butterworth.
was. a {ew months ago. “Moral siiasion campaign to sign|China: A up doctors. and dentists for. two Bb s' service has netted 528|China’'s expense at the the war PTOSTAM. men, 480 of whom are already|time Tehran and Yalta confer-! lon duty. Of 528 taken in, 433 jences for Russia's ‘belated and |unnecessary” entry into the Far "through AMA and Eastern war.
He'd be confirmed by Sen- Mr. Harriman | Munitions Board is also drag- county medical societies, got in| ‘ging along without permanent/touch with 11,000 young doctors but impractical insistance” upon They got responseia coalition of the Nationalist Under-Secretary of Air Bag-|from 7000 * ‘available candidates.” Government with communists. rows is acting till post is filled.| Gen. Omar Bradley looks like best bet for chairman of joint]
Plans Navy Day NAVY LEAGUE i to hold results of aggression.” chiefs of staff, but plan may béijis own Navy Day celebration, retary of State Deap Acheson did Hoyt 8. Vandenberg, Air Force Air Force play in strategic bomb-the United States take the lead He's-also-possibility OF tnough'Navy will not participate. yésterday, Mr. Vandenberg said Chief of Staff, described the three ing? {he did not believe the communists |days of conferences between the| . Americans and the top defense (Jet fighters po assigned? men from the: Atlantic Pact coun-' {tries as “most successful.”
commander of North. Atlantic]
Defense Secre Johnson Pact defense forces if Congress tary
has ordéred end of service -big~enough —arms_pro-. «gave - plans single National ently: gram. Atr Force secretly plugs! posense Diy. And Adm. Den- | for pa It would. like to carne tela, d jf of
Brrr rte of any -Navy ships | in league's celebration. + Secretary Johnson says he's e| I noticed better attitude on the part| started up again on short notice. | |of admirals—whom he once de-| Training of pilots, co-pilots and scribed as being ° flight engineers at Vittles replace-| ment training unit, Mont., continues, without letup.. So far 2179 have graduated, Another 185 are now Jauing.
Seek: Farm. Ad
“BY THIS timé next’ year, for Agriculture Department to " asking Congress for bigger blan check on Treasury to use sup-
“besa of § joint chiefs. »
Airlift on Alert
BERLIN AIRLIFT could b
Denfeld = stands] | particularly high with Johnson. [gomment, however, and the cabi- be pinned to details. net held an emergency session to)
‘Stuffed’. Statesmen BEAR - MEAT, bourbon and] big Congréessman/
odiice one of longest, Hottest, pe | 2nd’ most expensive feats in capi-| k tal history here thig week. ifivited some. 750 ReDemocrats. and Dixiethat current author-| |crats to a party for Spoaler Sam ted borrowing power of $4% bil- Rayburn. Qn. lion will be used up. Nearly $3! ceded dinner, billion 1s tied up now, with this [bourbon, salmon, elk meat, hear, year’s huge cotton and corn crops -still-to be handled. . CCO still has—in addition to | $43; billion authorization—some $200 million left from special [Dig banquet got under way. Nearly everyone. there made | a speech. Boykin made three, and introduced all the. others. Chief Justice Vinson took so much time telling ‘about. Ray- | burn’s virtues -that one of diners entered plea in abatement, shouting “that's a lot of horse- | radish. I never heard so much
sheep and champagne,
post-war price fund. gets 30 per cent of tariff ‘reve- t nues for propping prices. Also, | $88 million school-lunch appro-- “ priation ‘will be used, in great part, for purchase of surplus farm commodities. Agriculture is counting on crop control programs to help a -allotment..will..
fect ‘on’ next year's wheat top. more - severe marketing quotas) And if cotion farmers so vote, somewhat after midnight, will be instituted on that crop. s -
Postal Hike Seen CHANCES ARE postal orks
ers will get that pay BOOBY be: qo CC yA fore Congress quits, and outlook patito "UPPOTt a is good, too, for classified fed:
Ji! slogan,
“If all these a ator ove Sam so much, why in hell.
t Bureau has ‘sent out] has ‘to do with 5 per ‘center dis-| Veelling letters” —bearing Presi: closures, antl also with fact that ‘dent Truman's signature—telling| Joseph W. Martin Jr., while Re- . government - departments what publican speaker of the House 450,000,000 to beef up the de"they can spend in fiseal Year be- last year, had a big part in i nam. |fenses of Atlantié Pact nations: s being ing Sen. Styles Bridges as trus kept quiet because-Congress has of United Mine Workers welfare nations in the next 12 months. “mot yet approved funds for fiscal 3: 1040. .
ginning July 1, 1950.
und . Now: they're waking Best indications are that cell; if Joe is entitled and.Rep. ing for National Defense Estab- of the Sepator's $35,000, salary Taftons (D. W.Va.), his. opposite| : lishment’ somewhat below as’ fuat. umber in the Hause, ‘announced!
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Vandenberg Wants Vrimon to ‘Make It Clear’
That U. S. Won't Abandon China to Communists.
Points to Tragic 4 Mistakes’ in Far East
Compiled From the Wire Services) + Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg (R. Mich.) challenged the Truman ad-| ministration last night to make it “relentlessly clear” that China| ~twill-—not--be--abandonedto--tha| Communists.
The GOP foreign policy leader
‘tragic mistakes” on the part, both” the United States and
Taylor Commander ih Berlin; To Unify U.S. Position
Maj. Gén. Maxwell D, Taylor, U. 8. Deputy European Chief of | Staff, yesterday was named American commander in Berlin with | the task of unifying the United States position there. He succeed-
ed. Bfig. Gen. Frank L. Howley. Gen. Taylor, wartime paratroop commander, will have
| charge both the Berlin military
government and U. 8. troops in the city. His predecessor, the
hard-boiled. Gen. Howley. Was...
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- - . MR. >VANDENBERG called for| fresh: ~to-the-hot:
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“paper” explaining the? ~ [1088 of Thina to the Communists. Since last year, Army, Navy, He said the white paper is use-|
"|and Air Force budget men have ful chiefly as a “post-mortem” | ton past mistakes and a warning
for the future,
“We need a. fresh look, wh)
lear that we have not abandoned
+ ONE: “The. price we.
TWO.
He declared that‘the United
{in China could succeed perman-|
{lication of the U. 8. State De{partment’s White paper on China| was that the United States would mycept for his prediction that the! | support’ the: British if the Chilnese Atlantic. defense organization boss man of the RAF. Communists attacked Hong Kong. “probably” would be a reality| There was no immediate official] [within five months, he refused to gaining groun {heavy bombers are today so (In London informed sources pensive that we should léave all/2 |discuss’ a formal reply to the said another conference among range strategic bombing | American paper. It was reported the defense chiefs will take place| Americans and ourselves s the foreign office was still work- in Washington in about a month.| concentrate jie. on its. preliminary drafts, (These sources said the Amp tighter, od nofficial -comment..was--that - oy Communists . can overrun all’ United |States is concerned, that little was {said "in the paper that has not|it seemed more a. write off of the Kuomintang (Nationalist Party)! Wore scotch and than an attack on the Commun- .
of China -as far as the
already been said -and that
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Meanwhile the Communist ad! Result was a -dining-hall fii vance rolled unchecked tqward .. |6f over-stuffed statesmen, when Canton as additional thousands of| Sf
Nationalists troops deserted.
More than 90,000 ‘Nationalists 38 {troops were sald to have gone 3 ovet to the Communists armies in the Changsha area algrie, . The | defections rocked the Nationalist
government.
The Nationalist government, in lan effort to strike back, ordered the arrest of plotting turn-coat al,
Disclosure of the plot appeared As the thing drew to a close/to corroborate Secretary of State! and Dean Acheson's charges that the) {host Boykin was shouting his Nationalist Army, from top-rank-| {ing generals on down, lacked the
will to fight te Communists, »
Alontic-Podt- Arms
Administration foreign policy | \chiets in Congress declared war || "LATEST GAG on Capitol Hill yesterday on powerful forces bent on .cutting proposed American
arms-ald spending.
President Truman is asking $1,-
The appointment of Gen, Tay.
responsible only for military
government, The troops previ-
ously were commanded by Col. J. T. Duke. Gen. Taylor will take over command at a date to be announced “later. Gen. Howley, who was popular with Berliners
‘because of his tough stand to-
ward the Russians during his four years in the post, asked to be relieved by Sept. 7. The outspoken Ph#ladelphian plans to return to. private life as a mem-
that the job would go to a senior
officer “whose standing would clearly répresent an indication of the importance which the United States attaches to the Preservation of the freedom and welfare
of the city.”
Maj. Gen. Taylor
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|they would go down the line for icans in Paris sought pledges that
{the full amount. any congressional strings to the)
Red Advance Re Rolls Unchecked
[the protection of trade, and tac-/ {tical air forces to co-operate with|
the army:
"The idea is superficially at-|
| tractive. However, to suggest that the RAF should so to speak’ {go .out of business in the longrange bomber trade altogether is
|quite another matter and in my of volunteer troops.
view. would be dangerously -unsound:"” I THE SECOND thing worrying
icans might ask them to toss in
over the continent. The French would like this. |
But the British say if they had done this in 1940 when the
French requésted it there would have been none left to defénd Britain and the whole war would have been lost, The British finally reportedly
' /would like to. have a gay in what jargets atom Bombs are roped
boribs I 80 -they ‘on their jdea of thé
‘most t important targets, ae
United Nations:
They faced genuinely powerful military ald program would be coming.
opposition from Republican for- accepted by the recipiént nations, eign policy spokesmen, and some Democrats as well, who are ported Eaiieing in terms of a 50-per cent opinion in Paris over the issue ofall of the command. They said the Amer-
t in Mr. ‘Truman's program
a possible divergence of
Since the end of the war and (Thesé London sources re the ensuing split with Russia, the United States has welded together plés surrounding’
{check” authority to send arms/commands, roughly: Scandinavia, those nations on the outside.
{to “any” nation with virtually no|the ‘Mediterranean, the Brussels {curbs on the amount or kind of pact area.j | equipment. But the compromise version {stood pat on spending. ‘It asked Britain 181 400,000,000 for -the pact Jas.
gs MR. VANDENBERG BERG listed as Drs nd Greece, Turkey, Iran,
this nation's “chief”. errors in| Ropes and the Philippines. An-|
[other $50 million already has been paid”. ‘atirequested: for the .Gireece-Turkey|
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France
the year.
bassy, this one with the Belgians, {the Dutch and the Portuguese.
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ONE: What role will the Reyal|
Sir John wrote: “A theory is|
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ta Wievers!
the United Nations.
{of aggression.
{in submitting a pact.of conven-| TWO: What role will British|tion to all members of the United | {Nations The nations which sign angered regular organizatio would. agree. that if aggression | BRITISH tears about the fu- should occur and the Security hing . |" The admiral talked reporters ture role of mbers were Council refused to act; then the! ipa ie SR a ETrermE SL ed to reporters) ture role o “few weeks ago-in- the signa First reaction yesterday to pub-| cussions at the American em-| {Sunday Times of London by Air take concerted action after a vote Chief Marshall Sir John Slessor of two-thirds of the general aswho recently was appointed to ‘sembly of the United Nations, in|succeed Sir Arthur Tedder as Sading three of the so-called Big
tory-powers-would-agree- LL
[riot come to the Middle East.
Rearmament, in fact, is get-
ting into swing, in this powerful of the Arab states,
The Egyptians feel that they lost. the first phage of the war i, ue past: along the Gaza sea coast because «of Iirael’s superiority in armor
The 151st Infantry Regiment,
SIGNING THE Atlantic Pact
a ‘means that the - Tor Sasol roinees ofthe typ: = people who have the most cone that. fouled up. the W oo ~ tact withthe prisoners, the “people who know them best, will make the final decision on ‘whether parole is a good risk. In the case of a
st, parent 3 St
@ policy can
in springing a
After the clemency’ commise
under the” comm
If parole and. ‘charges of its
corruption are to be an issue in the 1950 and 1952 Wa
it-seems likely
tampa the way things are going--thig new plan of dispensing execu‘tive clemency should react In” favor of the BShricker admin. istration. Even, that is, if the conduct of the Workman case backfires, - which seems more likely sveryday.
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‘National Guard Short Hoosier Encampment
Only Five Report for Duty; : Too Busy Delivering Babies, They Say
SHORTAGE OF physicians at Camp Atterbury National Guard encampment marred otherwise good turnout Only five doctors reported for duty for ©
16100 guardsmen engaged in two weeks’ tactical maneuvers, with four medical officers on its FOSTEF, AFTIVed 10. CAND. With one. MOSt CGHATrd doctors turned em the British is whether the Amer- 90Wn triining period; said they had to stay home to deliver babies. With one fatality, the first since, the Hoosier ‘division was .re-. [their jet tighter force in a battle organized, and several mishaps the first week, Guard may be™ reriticided. for lack of medical personnel.
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At Harnson Alr Base, listed men complain toilet and facilities are Inade-" quate in several barracks buildings. Plumbing doesn't. work and in one latrine there is no hot water for shaving.
and arming Western Europe will “not end the efforts of the United| {States to guarantee the security| ae free nations. There are further and more Important moves
Democrat Lineup pec DEMOCRAT insurgents, Mayor |the Atlantic. The pact of Rio De Feeney and Prosecutor Dalley,| re new version .of the military|icans urged a centralized com-iJaneiro and the Atlantic Pact lintend to remain allies against “tenant colonel, is supply offiald bill cancelled President Tru- mand, while Norway and Den-| jare exclusive and therefore sub{man’s ‘original request’ for “blank mark proposed three regional ject to the envy and suspicion of
Marion County organization head-| ed BY paul ARDS a
cut, Hoth frend a at, the Tee! guac Pee on Fall Creek Parkway. | ates. On other hand, Mayor‘and pros-| Junohing at Inga
Having surrounded itself with! tallies and provided those allies Ct€D Seen with modern arms, how should [the United States proceed to ex-|
{tend this limited security to other THE HIGHLY publicized visitingrs "of the world?
{of the American chiefs of staff ‘to Western Europe is "only" the| first small step ‘toward organiz:; ing a real deferise force. “This became apparent When U. | 8. Army Chief of Staff Omar N. Bradley told correspond“So .far we| Adm, Loufs E. Denfeld, Amer- haven't decided what each. nation! ican Chief of Naval Operations, is going to contribute to collee“Our well intentioned declared yesterday that the At- tive defense lantic defense force proba will
- U. 8. Senators Paul H. Douglas o Ht and__Elbert. I... Thomas, po Bud po ftp: Utah).have attempted to look {into the ature and suggest a Tne “lof action that will join all nations phination to control n_a non-aggression pact under primary time rolls EA siders believe they will attempt] They believe the Atlantic_Pact to unseat Mr. McDuff and put up should not stand alone, that. the own man against Mr. CunningAmerican people should oppose ham for sheriff.
ression .everywhere and not! When the western nations do RE in Western Europe,
be organized before the end of, et. down to grips with that prob- 4,4 Purkey:
Democrats warn that disunity Greece in local ranks will abet Repub-| although —eounty' GOP's /in County Clerk's-office has been lem they will find some stickers. aq Nations should be made a more ‘have their own factional trou-all but marked off as perfect Adm. Denfeld, who spoke also Two things, for example, bother (effective agency in the resistance bles. | States cannot “acquiesce in the for Gen. Omar N. Bradley, U. 8. the British authorities:
As Bec-| Army Chief of Staff, and Gen. |
“They feel-the Unit- licans;
The two senators would have Anger in "Ronks
Such an agreement would. itemd to the effect that| |ize, in advance, the specific forces ox: | {Which each nation would aside fo restrain the aggressor, the [thereby creating thé nucleus of hould 20 international ‘police force, °
home - defense Egypt maritiie squadrons. for
set
EGYPT IS in a state of armiTutice. with Israel. but- peace has. wr EUropenn ations.”
The 10 foreign ministers amt 87! most Jinments of their countries will
nations fought over many times
as he’s responsible for perform ance of employees, he'll pick them until he gets high-powered per{sonnel man. - He doesn't expect to get one, though, since councilmen {have indicated they will whack the position out of -the budget first crack.
1 » . City Clerk Stewart, a leu
cer of National Guard division.
to mark off division bive
Accompanied by a full colo-
| mel and captain, Lt. Col. Stew« | art entered woods, armed with | ax, compass and determination.
| When party failed to return for
ES Mayor] | dinner, stat officers hog t “ty ; Proséeutor: Dailey | organize - search . party tout them as “unbeatable” “com-| Bod advance detail returned.
Members trooped dejectedly
1 back. to camp and reported to:
Brig. Gen. Jesse Mcintosh: “We got lost.”
Perfect Crime?
THE “GREAT Train Robbery”
crime. Nearly four months-have passed since $3000 was found missing. from cash drawer In MAYOR FEENEY'S proposed Clerk's office. Flurry of suspi-
$6000-a-year personnel consultant clon and excitement h died n|away. Now no one mentions af-
fair. Money didn’t belong to anylection is now being handled by body, anyway. Just taxpayers . Controller Phil Bayt who has-to Marion .County, -job..applicants—for-Maver avons attitude .is that as long].
Parley for United aie
toward, the age-old United Europe will be taken here) Monday by statesmen of 10 West-
” Rl ln men Pollo has produced so much hysteria that anxious mothers whose children develop summer colds are telephoning physicians and asking “do you think she | could have IT?” Mothers are
| too terrified even to mention L-name of polio. Family physi-
cians are inclined to pooh pooh scare talk; say Marion County has nowhere negr epl- | ‘demic. One ‘reason for excite. ment, they say, Is lack of hos{opital. facilities: in: Indiana. to. care for polio victims, in addition to Riléy Hospital whieh is filled, ”
Fall's Ahead
CLOTHING -toncerns—are prow
They will found the first Euro- paring big drive.to sell fall mers first chandise, particularly men’s
and aircraft. Now they are pre- Furopean cabinet Their. cautious suits. It should start in week’
paring to remedy past defietenc fos |: 8idky Pasha, gray eminence council of Europe i of Egyptian statecraft, has advised the government to accept mend. § the fact of Israel as a state and ie hold no barren grudges for past jg defeats
i} Overseas.
but not many.
yond its present limits, dye
‘unabsorbable imniigration, They do not mean to suffer the same
humiliation again. -
Czechoslovakia.
"Gen. Ludvik Syobbda, minister
{ 4] of national defense, has p
of Ru#sia in event of war, the of- by the i na onal ficial ficta) JEWS agency reported yes- ments. It will have only
Frame Constitution ~The council's constitution was final touches today in| However, the army. still feels Paris by deputies of the 10 “for-| i$ never had a chance to match eign ministérs in a meeting at the itself on equal terms with the French foreign offices, Israelis, who were better organ-
They represented the sennsor-| ized, armed and subsidized from ing nations:
Belgium, Deamark Res:
- Plans have been dfawn to biiy 1tal r ; y, Luxembourg, “The. _Netheran eHitire armored ‘brigade from: tands, Norway and Sweden, Britain, the first such tank force
"Two Separate Bodies The Coiinci] -of Europe will be composed of two separate bodies. {First 15 the cabinets or Courctt] of Ministers: which holds its first lerests have purchased North meeting in the ancient Strasbourg Side. casino for gambling pure city hall Monday. "3 ledged| . The second body is he 87- mesh peéliticians, Czech troops to fight on the side ber European & Visory that time, they expect to pin
experiment 18 to be known as the or two, harbinger of autumn,
It will ‘only Suits will be lower priced than have power to debate and recom- year ago.
Scheol City is facing, bigger problem of seiting new pupils this year than it did last. Building program has not kept pace with increase in six-year-old. population in some school dis. trices, » 4 “ 2s Wage flea... . INDICATIONS are Indianapo-
THE RANWAYS, Inc, Will resist any ~~ p {They were expected to admit|/further wage increase demands to bélong to an Arab state. Jor- Greece and Turkey at ‘their first: DY union. dan's "Arab Legion has tanks, session Monday.
Fact is Rallways is
Austria: West. Preparing . publicity campaign to ern Germany and perhaps Portu- counter demands. - The Egyptians say that. these gal may join later preparations, which jump the military budget from about $130 western {miltion Sa about J malin, 40! mained aloof. It fears that mem | {not mean renewed war. Bu €Y bership, would Infringe on its believe that the Jewish state will yo, arded territorial neu- . eventually attempt to expand be-|: Jealous)y. gu . .
It contends it "has reached limit of fare Increase
Only Switzerland: among the wtih present 11- Kent, fare.
Denial of "Bell Telephone rate increase by Public Bervice Commission will be appealed to
| court, probably outside. Marion
County.
New Casino? To : REPORT that dia Lick ine
poses Is making -rounds of local md oa]
1900000 8nd shen Sloat Si
ntend to get injunction : raids to operate Racin beg En