Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1949 — Page 25

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THURSDAY, SEPT, }, 1049

ote From Vienna—

Sweetie Makes Red See Red:

‘By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspondent

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VIENNA, Austria, Sept. 1—Noted while observing Red occupa- {tion

fon forces:

When Marshal Montgomery made an officlal visit to{at Rohrbach, Soviet zone. .G.L/lenina the diplomatic corps welcomed him at a canape-and-cocktail Van blew his top, fatally shot 17-

onvention, Introduced to a Russian general, Morty asked:

“Where is my old friend Marshal Sokolovaky?"! pill such a top secret the Russkie —

eplied: “With his troops.”

Monty again: “Where is my old zation.”

‘With ‘his troops.”

Id friend Marhal Chuikov?” © by Jetting nervous, he Russian papped: “With is troops.” 5 Well" said { o nty, disgust. = d, “where are farshal Chul- © ov's troops?” i “With Marshal “huikov,” cried he cautious ‘ommunist, es raping behind a potted plant.

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Rather than ® i “Nontraternis

| STALIN "SAYS:

{angel: “When we. are alone I see me on the street I want you to stay far awalh »

YANKS HERE admit that re-| ‘| cently Red soldiers have been as gentle as Eagle scouts. Early in the occupation they took everything that wasn't a four-story, { buillding—bashed beans at will {Now they" ve been ordered to win)

‘| friends ‘and influence people—to| ‘| vote every Red star . .

. I've seen| | them give up their seats in street- | cars . . Step out of the way of a chap burdened with bundles . | help civilians bogged on the Sigh way with motor sickness, ;

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a-Hun te concerns a murder

| year-old Maria Neymueller when, {she ‘rejected his love. Then he illed her-pop's horse and cow,

Dad cried to the gendarmes. A| TOKYO, Japan, Sept, 1 Facing| Which caused a .Red of- few days later a Russian officer the facts of life, Gen. MacArthur's i ship 1000 tons of copper wire riend Marshal Zhukov." Reply: |ticer to tell his amorous Austrian visited him to say: “We are serry

yuur daughter and cattle haveito

Here are 1000 schillings.” Value at the black market rate ~5$40. For a well-paid Austrian-— a month's wages. 2.8 =»

WHAT I saw along the old Dan-| ue is to achieve economic selffavorite Viennese - dunking sufficiency. i» Continued failure to establish {Chinese-Japanese trade is cost|Ing American taxpayers plenty, it

enter a bath house. When stripped 1 Pointed out.

ube, spot: A dozen Red soldiers, each; holding a pair of trunks, march) aleng in perfect formation led by! a noncom. They break ranks, |

they come ‘out, line up, plunge in| for a swim, Only when they splash the| drink do they relax, smile, gag around like daft puppies. Sergeant stands by. Locals give the Com-

toots a whistle.

off in perfect step . . . and an| American G.I. will tell you: “Ivan

| equipment is slow in coming. - . =

; L: THE. SENSITIVE Soviets are

always on the defensive like a Jack Benny character, Here is a

| transcript of a conversation Qpe- | tween a G.I

and an English-

| speaking Red doughfoot who met

in an Allied mess hall: G.I: you have fruit. juice for breakfast? ' “No—our tea is better.” : “Say-—You took off your: iy " Don’ t they fit?” Red: “No-—they are the finest leather.” G.I: “Do you have movies in your barracks every night?” Red: “No—we like to read.” G.I: “I heard your jeep broke down again last night?’ ’ Red: “Yes — we got it from America.” » . . - YOU'LL NEVER get a Russianspeaking American or Austrian to use that language while traveling

dangerous .

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RUSSIAN-SPEAKING Yankees

Piny qr. v ¢ Keo always asked by G.I.-Vans: “Why! 259 ton St 346 : ngton St. {don't you come back home? . . .| Tr 59 E; Wash ingeo TiN 8 : W. Washingt SEAT

even if their grandpapa skipped

| mother "Russia .diring the Cleve:

|economic

> here will admit it. Curtailed Commerce Costs U. S. Heavily

By KEYES BEECH Times Foreign Correspondent

the year.

(Taw materials is pending.

advisers are

and Communist China.

“(that regardless of China's politi- = Ak complexion trade between the

importing. coal from America at $24 a ton when it could be bought from China for $12.

{munfSt Erawlers plenty of room. uled to be presented. to Army Thirty minutes later sergear. Undersecretary Tracy Voorhees who is now in Tokyo. dt is hoped They climb out, dress, march Secretary Voorhees will take a favorable recommendation back to Washington.

a 1948. by The In Anangity Times,

These advisers are convinced and Chicazo Daily ae Ly aus Jue

His Pals, the Cops,

countries is inevitable ff | YORK, Sept. 1 Rov

er how he skinned his legs.

Hugh caught his foot For example, the occupation is

Other Facts

pital. These and other facts are sched-|

he brutsed ‘his shins.

and supplied 20 per cent

through the Soviet zone. Mighty! . Red guards over-| hearing same might suspect him! of deserting and jug him. And’ he'd only be released days and

doing official liaison werk are,

There has been only $8 million worth of trade. since _the first of A $10-miltion deal to {Supply Japan with sorely needéd

China but China wants rail-|

to recommend the Proll Ti re! fost rolling stock and other Monty pressed on: “Where is my want you close to me. When you heen shot—you lost fine workers. sumption of tradé between Japan hairy equipment with strategic

Didn't Tell His Mom (UP) ept their promise to Hugh Will, 9, today not to tell his moth-|

while swinging on a subway turnstile yesterday and police had to dismantle the gate to free him. He| was treated at Norwegian Hos-|

The boy refused, to give. police his name and address until they promised not to tell his mother | about the accident. They dropped, him off a block from his home so] his mother woudl not guess how|

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