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blames the Democrats for the atom bomb. he made Thursday at a Lincoln Hotel luncheon indication, he’s not going to monkey around tryall the people. He's going to have an _ by a prominent Londoner that Great Britian is “flirting with the diabolical, idea of denouncing Christianity in favor of
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RESULTS OF last week's
wondering how long it would take to build Mr, McHale up in the public eye as a first class, big time political boss, IN THE political equation, Mr. McHale is equal to two U, 8. Senators and four Congressmen. Since the Democrats have no Senators in the state, Mr. McHale handles patronage mat-
“the: they took a interest. in the
Toesdiy one and one in New Jersey. that
fact that two
ship, dates ; Paul V. McNutt machine LLGHE Hy has been a aig wheel in. ‘crat polities since 1933. > o.. ~ . REPUBLICANS who are looking at him out of the corners of their eyes aren't sure whether he would make a good cam) feel he has most of the ele- . ments of a boss but that to a lot of lding up. Any plan to hold Mr. Hale up as a party boss bound to run into the fact that he hasn't looked much -Hke a
issue or not. They
realize t it across will take
Meis
sheviks, he also credits the New scattered elections have Hoosier . - Deal with the rise of power of Peared to have adopted the old sponsored Jt but it was a huge geouniicans taking the measure ys jhat otherwit oud be. poss 1a he Sent SYN Appoint the “Conrad Security Communist Russia. Jalitiesl Jostein People itiess, The ; bo uy of Democrat National Com- . 4.5" the patronage for the four U. 8. District judge here. He Briefly he calls upon the GOP LIKE A" pastor making a something, He gave program as the Senator's “sto: I as coe tiis, * dstriets. ‘sepressnted fn. Con... deiitely, ok 0 shellacking in = LC PION uns ‘ : gress Republicans. the c orn r an _Bunday RARE. sermon, he them plenty to vote against cere admirers who represented The GOP boys stuck to their He I 1 aiticAl cir- is reported ay softly on government, or al least take on used a 1 ‘speech. The atheism, communism. War, every political party, walk of resolution not ta air dirty linen cies for his aptitude in holding that account fn the judge ap- any new phases rather Wat "was 8 Tecent™ statement” ban and a" newcomer life-and- creed.” ; in public and made no eracks onto a good spot in the political polntment.. "the government expand tn this Washington Calling— World Reporf— Our Fair City
~ Subs to Hurl A-Bombs In Future Warfare, Top Scientists Indicate
Believe Mass Raids From Air Obsolete;
bio Hint Guided Missile to Span Sea in 30 Min.
: By The Scripps-Howard Newspapers WASHINGTON, Nov. 12—Top scientists say privately that submarines rather than aircraft probably will deliver A-bombs in future warfare. ....Some of them think mass bombing from. air already is obsolete. Watch for announcement, in few days, of guided misgiles whi h Cross SS ——————————————————————————— ——— in 30 ie ean og Atlantic J refused, then to White House. n 30 minutes. This is weapon yeanwhile, Krug. took unprecethat's expected — eventually dented step of telling reporters, ~to end bombing from aircraft. first, that he was leaving. But so far, Navy, with jealous . 958 ; eyes fixed on air, has missed boat. Angus Ward Case Navy's submarine program is| JAILING of Angus Ward, our lagging. Congress is likely to give| consul general at Mukden, fits it severe going-over next session.!into pattern of Chinese CommuDefense Secretary Johnson -hints nist acts-of contempt toward U.S. Denfeld was feeling he paid only|to overrun China. =. lip service to anti-submarine war- John Hall Paxton, consul genfare and’ development of this| eral in Sinkiang, had to get out method of delivering bombs. by caravan over Himalaya Joint chiefs of staff months ago Mountains. John M. Cabot, made submarine and anti-sub-| consul general at Shanghai, had marine warfare Navy's principal| to get a Chinese merchant to function. However, Navy con-| guarantee against his alleged tinues to treat undersea branch| “bad debts.” like 'a step-child. Johnson has told: joint chiefs he wants admirals to produce something betalk.
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structing a parade” and given go-
of night.
Drop in Eggs Seen.
Navy has only 7000 officers and will start 1950 with 75 per cent of ¥ Central Committee. men in submarine service, head- arity support for _eggs—which/ re & ob. _| marriages will not be recognized ~ Of its total strength, 60 mn ; “0% cials, army -officers and political| “At the same time, it declared
cent is In naval air. Many Navy
ten to quit if rele- Note: It's set for
since ‘war, have completed none. At present we've 80 in servies but only 23 are post-war models and all these are make-overs, Russia, at last reports, had from 300 to 400 fast undersea boats plus blueprints, technicians, seized In Ger: | many. “We've ; marine protective devices since word resignation as head o war, but have put them on only Atomic Energy Commission. handful of destroyers -and| cruisers. :
pay. rs Lilienthal May Quit
E. Lilienthal's new book “This
rent fee. "._ |months ago that + Eyes Congress Seat be 3 a Tenn
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ADM. DENFELD may run for congressional seat left vacant by death of Rep. George J. Bates (R. Mass), killed in air crash last week. He was member of Armed 1 “Services Committee; powerful Commies. Oo Navy friend. Denfeld says he's|¥ 9 considering idea. & Don't be kidded by ose X eS speeches GOP National Chairman #4 RS ule Mr. Lilienthal Guy “Gabrielson will dish-up onf,.. i oropanty was his -oureent.. SWing Ahrough. Far a West. He's saying that in states| HousCsHen: where two-party system is at| ave h work, “we came out just about “even,” and is making much of “tory in New Jersey. Ed
"| tacilities. 4 J —0f... Camp. Forres
“was not In re-election
opposed by factions in his own State Sen. Elmer Wene had opposition of Mayor Kenny Dem- I» ocratic fection in Jersey City. He| was snubbed by Truman admin- Taft Bolsters Strength istration. gh > t He missed out on usual CIO
(fused, and won out.
and got only partial AFL.support. se pallot. He was hurt by being candidate] onjoans voted to end straigh
ool. ; expected . to survive’ Also, no matter how New York eourt fight. race is rationalized, Lehman won| = Taft supporters and Dulles lost. change. Privately, other top Republicans, H, Bender, who by no means agree with Gabriel-| paign, says adoption son's professed calm about Tues-| day's results. They believe GOP| must do something drastic to win| high, next year. And they admit they| election it could be decisive. don’t know what. ;
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Krug jumped gun, some here De-|o p08 nag
He's been on list to go since fast November, and . President "Truman has been increasingly Im- |i, 1948, 4 patient, was about to ask his gr resignation, according to grapeey Hog Prices Drop Krug got
lar at
Vice consul at Shanghai, William Clive, was arrested for “ob-
ing-over by Red ‘police before he was released. Ambassador Leigh--{ton Stuart's home in Nanking was invaded by Red soldiers in middle
Great Britain to take all our surplus of dried {eggs ~— 64. million. pounds..~ at, jn. about 25 per cent of cost, Pro-itha revolt against Russian Comvided she can rake up non-Mar-\; nism seems to have begun in by shall Plan dollars with which t0 the agricultural districts, particu- Nosek shortly after Presiden
{larly those closest to Yugoslavia. Klement Gottwald released 153 by Yugoslavia and non-Commu-| ; nist Greece, it can co
Since then> Lilien-| thal has put in motion program {for enlarging our bomb-making
surprise {Tenn as Site OI AIC Force's new of Gov. Al Driscoll, but in close AIF engineering Suveiopment n_~} te piled up by a Democrat {ter was victory for Research and| vy Development Board. Air Force engineers wanted to build it in [state of Washington. Board re-
SEN. Robert A. Taft made sub-| stantial galp in Ohio election, Ministers’ Conference, support given most Democrats, ginough his name was not on
sponsored Former Rep. George camwill mean 100,000 votes for Taft next year. Others think figure’s too but admit that in close |
With new ballot, voters will he to mark X beside name - of each of his choices. With old Krug Jumps Gun 4 ballot, he could vote for partys R SECRETARY, ,iire slate with single X. Democounted on their popur, Frank J. Lausche, thousands of straight ticket voters next year, as he did
hint ‘of this from SINKING HOG prices have White House press agriculture officials worried. They! ‘Only this week Soviet Army
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Off Revolt
By GORDON CUMMING Complied From the Wire Services Russia fears a revolt in Poland, ||
diplomatic observers in Washington belie today. And there may be “Titoists” there. As evidence of the Kremlin's fears the observers point to the transfer of the hero of Stalingrad {to Warsaw where he has become | Minister of Defense and marshal tof--the Polish armies: - | Traditionally, Poland has not taken kindly to foreign domina‘tion. Under the Russian Czars, {the Polgs remained resentful and rebellious. And it is safe to as{sume they have been no happier {under the “aegis” of the Soviet Union. Poland; too, is the most Catho-
lic of all Moscow's satellites. Of]!
{its 23,781,000 population the Rom-| {an Catholic Church claims 21,712,
1000 or so as members. The war
tS he church and the Kremlin, raging: behind the Iron -Cur-
tound repercussions in Poland. More serious still, however, is| the inside party revolt. Commun-| ists serving as Moscow's fifth column, have begun to rebel | against Kremlin. control. { Take Bulgaria, where a party| purge is under way. These men are under arrest| there: : { The acting Prime Minister and Secretary-General of the Communist Party, the Finance Minister,| the Minister of Industry, the Governor of the National Bank, the ‘Minister of Public Works, the
|tain, 1s certain to have had pro-{}
[8] Sources of Fissionable Moteriel
in Poland
t Stalingrad's Thumb, | ler Green Light
“ATOMGRADS" Soviet Atomic Energy Developments |
Probe by FBI Hints For Federal Bench
Investigation Believed to Be Last Step Before Truman Names Choice
meaning President Truman is ready to give nod to Public Counselor William Steckler for federal bench. ; Odds-on favorite to replace Judge Robert C. Baltzell, Mr. Steckler was subject of intensive G-Man probe last week. Tt is reported one ardent Marion County GOP leader, interviewed by federal men, gave Democrat Steckler big Check ‘on Mr, Y buildup, told FBI “President would be most wise in choosing|last step before Mr.
Czechoslovakia this week let announced that she was
th
e world in on a “secret” the Western World furnishing ‘the Soviet Union with uranium. All of which points up Russia's
ahoady knew. She
atomic resources. The foregoing map spotlights her energy plants and her known sources of fissionable materials. Key to the map is shown at upper left. i ; a
ercise its control of Eastern Gere) many in line with the Potsdam!
four-power administration.
{Minister of Transport, the Depjuty -Foreign Minister, who also was
dictator, Valko Chervenkov accuses them of “Titoism.” Bulgaria; as in Yugoslavia;
This is indicated by reports on the last requisition quotas for rye
, SOME INSIDERS say David and wheat.
Ii Transport Sabotaged
developed some anti-sub- Do Believe,” - actually is 40,000-1 Districts.around the Black Sea
{those director of the Communist! . GOVERNMENT will let egg propaganda services, the Under-|Peled the West to start a west
prices drop few cents next year. secretary of State, the Chief of, Agriculture Department's alreadyithe General Staff, the Chief of _|decided not to continue 90 perithe Army Political Depaitment, cent of parity floors after Jan. Land the chairman of the Control Best guess is that department commission: of fhe Communist
police are under arrest. The new
{viet refusal ever to
nts which com- |
ern German government. » » ~ ‘Czechoslovakia
THE Communist announced today that church
government
that it will’ not accept the qualis fied oath of loyalty which Catholic bishops had advised their priests: to take; roms Both pronouncements were made
{Catholic laymen from prison. Mr. Nosek asserted that only
marriages performed before theioniy by air and =»
Communist-created national com-| mittee (town and
f| (those nearest Russia) fulfilled ties) will be legal after Jan. 1. |
20, 22 and 27 per cent.
cent, and less, of ‘their quotas, being sabotaged. ian hour. Special “raflnay tribu nals” have tried alleged “wreck ars.” The rural rebellion is diffi
and less easily handled. It may be significant that Mos
controls were first established, I would seem from this that Sovie
t; time brings disillusionment.
sorely taxed. » a
Germany _
| SECRETARY OF STATE Dean | Acheson was to arrive at Bonn Foreign
{today from the Paris
t-
mmunism.
ference.
that the Americans, {French have agreed to: program (for reparations);
state of war;
Europe.
Details of all these ts ‘have not been publicly revealed. cording to the account written by ‘But they all point to an “all is| ic mer of State Jumes
forgiven” policy
ern cornmunity of nations.
their quotas 112, 143 and even {1219 per cent. But the districts|church service also, but Mr. Nosek |
Districts|
in Bulgarian Macedonia also|® closed convention of the comHagged behind, with ‘only 59 permittees, indicated the state had
The fransport system also was!
lerept along at a mile and a half
cult, it is said, because it's passive
upset by | COW'S “trouble i§, coming’ from] “grat Russians countries. - like. Yugoslavia. Bul wy, garia and Poland where Russian|
Mr. Acheson was expected to! tell Chancellor Konrad Adenauer {that from now on Western Ger-|
of Boss Hague. And still he came|yi pet voting, use Massachusetts-| 227 will be counted on for a big,»
This is ta probable, 2 |. Mr. Acheson also will see other Bonn statesmen to reveal hitherto secret details of the Paris con-|
economic, and possibly even miliry, part in the battle against
Reliable sources said Mr. Acheson will tell the recent enemies| oi.) UNS British and pat question. ONE: Revise the dismantling One American official scoffed at TWO: Declare an end to the
THREE: Promptly admit West Germany and the Saar as assoclate members of the Council of
and rapid readmission ‘of Germany in the west-
A Catholic couple can have a|
Mr. Nosek, in a gpeech before
{barred the legality of church wed{dings after a priest had refused to ma a couple because they were Communists, The oriest was _{arrested, he said. {- The jnterfor minister also said _/Czechoslovakia’s T7000 priests {must swear complete allegiance to {the Communist state. | “The "state does not acknowl-
tamendments to the oath formuta;"” BEN Rae i So far, the state has set no
i tidate for the loyalty oath, Ob-
t Hac ®liservers believe the real test of tack on, Kienkiang, rule does not wear well, and that |p, state's success in its drive to|tion controlling the eastern ap- Me. a 3 Cl lonment. ynring the church under control proaches to the city, apparently|tatorship OBVIOUSLY, IT MOSCOW HAF VO BA win come “when the oath is: des faced the thre n minister the Balkans and Poland! pmanded a through Russian commissars, the! :
Soviet political machine may be
- - » United Natiths SOVIET Foreign Mister An|drei Y, Vishinsky yesterday at Lake Success, N. Y. deplored
of mate war need.
interview
|come of a war.
would use it. ” »
United States : ”
{American use of the atomic bomb! against Hiroshima and Nagasaki, contending the death ‘of “scores thousands” served no \egith|
After the United Nations meeting adjourned, Mr. Vishinsky said |P™! was referring to what General-
issimo Stalin said Soviet magazines and books In a newspaper) ‘offered at a “discount.”
This bargain basement tech{nique is part of drive to 1 the doubting Chinese,” according to reports reaching here. American not to be worried. They believe
with British Corre{spondent Alemander Werth—that {A-bombs cannot decide the out-
| When asked If he had meant {that atom bombs did not decide
the outcome of World War II, he “not referring” to
At that moment in history, ac-
about the bomb, and hoped the
It was the last major treaty/reached Kwangping, ink between Marshal ‘T'ito’s gov-|east of Kwelyang. Pal's decisions and tour-power policies ernment and his former Comin-si troops established during the period of form partners. Tito’s government, in an official of the threatened city, ‘accused the Alban-|def 3 Military observers in Chung-|age personnel accusation that that the would leave the . inighway at Kwangping and charge from deputies that garage slavia had taken the initiative mi strike across country to Thunyi, wasn’t taking proper care
This is doubletalk. The West-|communique, ern Powers say that it was So-|lans of willingly carrying out the of “provocateur” them by<Moscow. , * It was the first time that ¥
acknowledge role
of the Comin.orm countries.
authori- China BOs SIDES in the Cainese civil war today were reported at {republic widened Mr, Hong Kong to be massing troops | aa over former Japanese puppet, in {Jose P. Laurel, Nacionalista candidate. | y “Latest returns gave Mr. Quirino|At the driver, who shrugged an
578,063 votés against 1.132972 sald:
| { bordering on Yugoslavia reported | said it will have no legal standing. |. a mighty battle which may |decide the fate of China. Nationalist Gen, Pai Chung-hsi : reported rushing crack units; a gear ; ine for Mr. Laurel. ‘Jose Avelino, can-| OE Ry a ors oot » =| dissident faction of He's p or king, in an effort to- stem ther J 3ate of a dissent ine 4 Reds’ westward march. At the same time, three Com-| , eq so far. munist * army groups—at -
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ledge and. does not accept any @8ain st dwindling National China. ~~ 3 as 1 you Ghvunking, the. Nationalist in... defying. [refugee capital,” already men- Ospina Perez’ laced by a two-pronged ‘Red at-
munist Red forces on. the Kwelyang| went ahead with plans.
Reds Ding-Dong at Chinese About 'Peace-Loving' Russ
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 (UP) In Communist China, they are showing Russian movies for half ce. Sometimes they are free.
that
Bookstores
fall in China not on the price of movies and magazines, but on “ithe price of rice. 8o far, rice Is {high and prospects of ‘a cut are reportedly dim. The “full rice bowl” is an important political symbol in China —even more potent than the-“two chickens in every pot” slogan the Hoover days in the U. 8.
wl Boviet activity in China stepped up markedly since the proclamation of the Communist
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least’
ing,
assigned {king believed, however, Communists
Mr.” tralled with a total of 400,533]
sive lines.
|calling oir agreements with anya pivotai point on the highway i north from Kwelyang to Chung-| The six other members of the king, for a “back-door” attack Soviet bloc, starting with Russia on the wartorn itself on Sept. 26, renounced their military aid treaties with Yugoin Czechoslovakia after Jan. 1. slavia. Heretofore, Yugoslavia has refrained from making
3 “RELIABLE first move, contenting itself withithat the guard retaliatory action.
Philippines ; at the Presidential} =. « & : Palace, doubled during the hotly(Albania is the smallest nation fought elections which took a toll of the Soviet worid, with a tolaliof 40. lives, had. area of only 10,629 square miles— strengthened as the Minister of Interior Vaclav @pproximately the same as Mary-|reported plot to kill President t/land. Hemmed in on the land side Elpidio Qurino. They said that unidentified plot- yy». ® nmmunigate. ters— presumably political rivals with other Cominform nations of Mr. Quirino—had schemed lo) {slip- three or four assassins into |Malacanan Palace in the daily the
rowd of callers.
ar ’ “Meanwhile; returns trickling
from remote sections of the island Bea h ’ Quirino’s he told her “This one’s on me,’
Quirino's Liberal
v - wr
men-—were reported on Le |their way from north China to Colombia
{reinforce the Communist drive
road junc-
thrust from the south,
are loaded with
a tremendous
“sell” communism to
diplomats profess
communism will stand or
of
Congress.
The congressional Consérvative ist! minority refused today to follow “tthe “lead of “the Liberal majority A RE a Seyi order dissolving
congressmen charged, graph back of picture. Wrote:
Liberal
SBE
presidential elections Nov. 27.
world peace” are gr “spontaneous” demonstrations enthusiasm. ¥ oan
by - the workers. It's
talin, xa Some cynical diplomats are
these telegraph bills, But It Will Fail
progra
mentation, will not deceive so
race as the Chinese.
Russians Flock In
ment. Cultural and tech-
nical missions from Russia have
id in every large city.
are without any solutions. American officials,
90 miles Kwang-| more formidable than wall o
were racing for Kweitroad junction 40 miles east fice and adjoining county ‘to set up| th days.
National capital. =”
heen further| ‘result of a
Party, jon.”
r.. Ospina with assuming dicand setting aside the
to hold!
eeted with
Then resolutions praising the virtues of the ‘peace-loving Soviet Union’ are unanimously. adopted always unanimous, and the fellows who do it are always “workers.” Then, to top things off, they always send a telegram of “greetings” to 8
ginning to wonder who = pays
The ‘architects of America’s China policy are following this m carefully—and are betting that it will fail. They think that the crudities of Soviet propaganda, the insistence on regi-
phisticated and individualistic a
So far, in the American view, has| the Communists have merely inherited the problems of the failing Nationalist government-—and
following the China scene carefully, believe that the Communists are already V'
Mr. Steckler.” nounces his choice,
Hams to Axles STALIN'S Iron Curtain tility between county sheriff’
All grew from Republican gar-
deputies were wrecking cars by “cowboy” driving, and counter-
autos. .
dianapolis New York may be next M Cornell Wilde after that mo star is disentangled from: ent mate?
Bars to Busses | DOCTORS watch with keen inWOMAN boarding Central bus terest resul t of United other night started to hand/Workers “free” medical care < lover her 11 cents but was stopped iid by union Welfare fund. 20 Lo in.by man standing beside driver. ana an nnsylvania :
ming with sort of inner glow, re a ge the fund was open. = - Ph report some of pas tients needed treatment they because
“get ‘em up for the house” manner. | The woman looked inquiringly
lin traditional
gt
“1 don’t know what to do, lady. He was still paying fares for all comers when the woman left|P ‘the bus. »ooN ma | Indianapolis gal, former Times staffer, who recently toured Europe interviewed dip-
her photograph, offered to auto-
- gal seen bohind wheel: sheriff's ear parked mear jail a week ago. Sheriff Canningham says he knows she "will tell why.
“Perle Mesta, U. S. Minister to was in oar, and :
Luxe yo ™
county
| again she faltered, and look of “| embarrassment crept over her seeving
-
arouse suspicion than
ace, : to “That's all right,” sald diplo- | ooo or two men.
matic Indianapolis girl, taking " the photo. “I can't spell It enll caused plot be nor id Jaunts to Tavern
of tnsult fo Injury STORY behind fracas at
CITY COPS apparently don't extend professional courtesy very far. Husky Indianapolis police« man put traffic stickers oh constable's car parked in front of Indiana Theater Friday. . " ~ Snappy little publicity stories filtered out of Washington last week about how ~ Republicans soliciting funds for Capehart > Senate cam
be-
and Roosevelt dime.
|
Only flaw in yarn to d bi be it didnt happen. GOP re- |Burglars Favor Mink 80°! checked mailing list, found Mr. A di Jacobs wasn't on It. They ad- : mit he may have received one of their letters, remailed “by somebody. But up to last night they had from him neither lotter In reply nor dime of any