Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1949 — Page 7

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By ERNIE HILL Times Foreign BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, t. 1—President Juan Domingo on's best cougressmen now pion co-operation with the ited Stats LN NS CL) m ,of Argentines once consid: 4 %our best friends.” IPhis is the latest ‘twist in zany gentine politics. n mid-August the Peron press s -shouting “Yanqui Imperial"in a loud volce—but that was d-August. Rep. Arturo Frondizi, speaking the so-called Radical Party ich former ambassador Spruille aden backed to beat Peron, led attack against the United ates for his minority party. America, he stated on the floor the House, was trying to domite Latin America economically hd Peron was going along with e!United States, : Charges U, 8, Trap The Bretton Woods agreement, | e Chapultepec Conference of exico City and the Rio De Jaito Conference attended two ars age by President Truman re all designed to force Argena into line economically and ilgtarilya Mr, Frondizi charged. |- “The North Americans are try-

ngressman roared. Three of Peron’s most stalwan hampions jumped to the floor an fended Argentina's: Cco-opera n with the U. 8S. in hemispheric fense and economic matters. | Rep. Oscar Albrieu. a Peronista;| lled the Bretton Woods meneagreement a noteworthy ac-| a He said it had been debeat-| th Congress and approved. | Sees Pact as Essential. i Rep. Raul Bustos Fierro, also| Peron follower, said that Cha-| Itepec and Rio De Janeiro conrence co-operation was essenal for Argentina and the wel-| e of the hemisphere and the|

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deal party members, who | ally are the most conservative |‘ Argentina, stated that Argen-| na would regret is actions in al-! wing United States domination. | galleryite hollered down: “You didn’t talk that way when | aden was here. Did you, pai”| pyright, 1949, by The Indianapglis Times and Chicago Daily News, ug 4

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alt Fantastic Snake Lore

Folks Still Believe Reptiles Milk Cows,

- Kill Trees and Swallow Their Young Detective Sgt. Jacque (Jack)

By ARTHUR J. SNIDER, Times Science Writer {Durham, ' who has been alter"CHICAGO, Sept. 1—Scientists scream there's no such thing, but nately praised and condemned

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was condemned again today. They and others who don't give up “easily argue there are snakes

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the end of their tail that can jab a tree and w wither it in minutes, and | {found him guilty of “misconglass snakes which can join pieces; — . “duct” and reduced him to thel of their shattered bodies together. |ficially resembling a snake, has ooo of natroiman and sus“Snakes alive,” exclaims Cur- 2 long fragile tail and thus may /pended him for.60 days. ator Clifford H. Pope of the Chi- actually syrvive being broken ini" p,).e ynspector Jack O'Neal cago Natural History - Museum. two pieces of equal length. testified that Officer Durham “We've pointed out the legendary| “The dismembered tail never n.qea false oral report to him. nature of these tales-time after becomes joined to the body again, | The report was an outgrowth time but false beliefs about/In time a new tail grows but it\ eo, oroument Officer Durham {snakes die hard in spite of science|fails to attain - the $x geasive had with two patrolmen. Inspec|education.” {length of the original. ‘Neal said Officer Durham The myth of the. milk snake, ‘The story of the swallowing) eed to make a report of the probably arose from the fact that!|of the young by the mother snake {incident and later denied it. (these reptiles hang around barns | might have arisen in many ways, | Officér. Durham, suspended | where both milk and rats abotnd. among them the observation of a! numerous times, was acclaimed “But they only-Have designs on|snake feéeding on the young of {in January, - 1947, when he

the rodents,” Mr. Pope explained another species with a similar |charged poljce officers were ac- o

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Life in Occupied Japan

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~. ‘By KEYES BEECH, Times Foreign Correspondent & : TOKYO, Japan; Sept. 1—After a couple of months in cine easy -America, you may: forget what it is like to live in oeeupied; Japan. This is what it is like: 2 You have to have a ration card punched to buy a carton of | { | cigarets, a bar of candy or a pair of shoes. You have to show an| identification card to buy a postage stamp or 80 to the movies. | You show a gasoline card when - you buy gasoline and a commis- member that life is cheap in the aon in i Sor en fruit in the stalls. For en! You carry a pocket of cards, because to eat it is to risk getand you never have the right one ting.worms or worse. Tree-grown when you meed it. ‘fruits are considered “safe,” but You ‘forget--but are soon re- YOU aren't supposed to buy off the Japanese market. Many people

When all traffic comes to a halt the cold on Avenue A, you know that water doesn’t. And if the cold Douglas MacArthur, an aging, water runs, the hot water won't. majestic lion, is leaving his lair You. bend almost double to. In the Dai Ichi building. You sel: {wash your face, because the wash dom see MacArthur, but his presbasin was built -for a Japgnese. cnce hangs over all Tokyo. And again, you must admire Jap-| Abd, oh yes. You get. reacanese ingenuity for placing the quainted with Tokyo society, the door knob so close to the jamib |colonels, the geneérals, the for: that you: can't close the door ign ‘diplomats, the revolving without catching your finger. cocktail parties with the same ‘You must remember to drive on faces, the same forced smiles, the the left side of the road. And when Seldom - finished sentences, the {Japanese pedestrians dart in tired canapes and the limp hors | front of your car, you must re- d'oeuvres. You learn which general is . {feuding with which, who-4id and 4 z {who -didn’t get invited to such and such a party, And you get, [that old familiar feeling which adds up to: | “What the heck .am I doing { here?”

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Times Foreign Service ; | SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. 1 What Biblical characted had sour

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