Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1949 — Page 8

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To Step Aside for ‘Third Force’

Chinese Nationalist acting President Li Tsung-jen Demand f Ward “ay awaited the arsival of three Chiang Kai-shek repre: 10F war

ina's Li Seen Pressing Chiang

‘Acting President at Hong Kong Awaits

_ Emissaries From Nationalists’ Chief British Back U.'S.

By United Press A i

* gentatives for a discussion which may decide the fate of] i Nationalist China. | Washington Bars

Mr. Li now if hospitalized with ulcers. But sources Use of Force Now close to him said a number of liberal elements held a series, LONDON, Nov, 22° (UP)—A|

of bedside conferences with British official said today that

. 3 Yugos! : Britain “will obviously stand by| him regarding establishment | gos avia the United States" in its campaign |

of a “third force” in South) yar NEW incident in the cold ,.. yng jneration of Angus Ward, |

| between the cominform, China to halt the Communist and Marshal Tito appeared in they. 8 Consul Genta) imbrisoned|

march, making today. den Reports from Kwangsi province. The Czechoslovak embassy besaid that provincial authoritiesigan distributing anti-Tito propa-| and the central government had ganda through the mail. It was/Ment of the American Consul and) reached & “complete agreement believed the Cominform deliber- three of his aids “will undoubtedly| on all niatters connected with the ately was trying to bait the Yugo-| make the question of recognition war against the Reds” These slavs into something that could |! the Communist regime in reports did not specify the agree- be denounced as “discriminatory | China more dificult. ments, : action.” | His assertion indicated that Gen. Pal Chung-hsi, command-| The propaganda was in the| Britain would not recognize Com-| er of Nationalist Kwangsl de- form of a new “information bul. {muniat China without the agree-| fenses and special envoy to letin” which includes an article Ment of the Unted States. | Chiang from Mr, Li, has returned entitled, “The Anti-People’s Policy | Diplomatic quarters said Britain to Kwangsi from Chungking. ' lon the Present Yugoslav Govern- Probably would put off recogniz-| Gen. Pal was reported to have ment.” |ing the Communist regime until handéd Chiang a letter from Mr. | | {Mr, Ward and his fellow envoys Li in which the latter demanded ta y were freed. | a change in Nationalist adminis-! PEASAN TS, some led by ' trative policy. women “and “children; ‘defied the $50,000 Damage

» {government today by occupying ’ Australia more private estates in southern §eyit Filed AUSTKALIA will oppose any/ltaly and Sicily. | move by the Chinese Communists! Communists were sponsoring A Martinsville carpenter asks to get a seat on the United Na-/the land-seizures in an attempt to|$50,000 damages from the Indian~ * tions Becurity Council before their|ferce the government's hand on|apolis Motor Speedway Corp. for| government is officially recog- land reform measures, {Injuries suffered in the grand-| nized by other’ British Common-| There was no violence. When stand collapse last May 14, in a wealth countries, a foreign office/police appeared, the squatters left. suit filed in Superior Court today. spokesman sald today. {Some left behind red flags as) (Poland asked the United Na-/tokens of the occupation. jsaid he suffered permanent in-|

tions yesterday to exclude the |suries when he was hurled 20 to! Chinese Nationalists delegation Soviet Union |25 feet to the ground as the stand

and give their seats to the Chis MURIEL DRAPER, mother of gave away during race qualifica-| nese Reds.) . {dancer Paul Draper, pledged her tions. {Congress of American Women| Mr. Hart states that he suffered A last night at Moscow to work to two fractured vertebrae and other| FINANCE MINISTER Eliezer prevent another War. e injuries and will be required to] Kaplan warriéd the Knesset (par (The U. 8. government has Wear a steel brace permanently. Hiament) last night that Israeli placed the Congress of American He said he is able to do only light sconomy is on the brink of dis- Women on its subversive list.) Work. | aster. | .Mrs. Draper made the pledge in| The Martinsville man said he “he trials ahead™are by far ys speech at a mass meeting in/paid $1 admission thinking he more serious than any military Trade Union Hall. She sat with would go into grandstand “AM

threat we have faced so far,” he Mrs. Paul Robeson, wife of the| Which is of steel and concreté con-| spp——— ; American singer, on & platform struction but that he and others:

He told the house that the under portraits of V, I. U. Lenin Were “herded” into grandstand ances by Britain was “doing ner proclaimed: 4 | sum ————— havoc” to this country’s economy. “Under the banner of Lenn and State Dairy Group eee | {ye leadership of Stalin, forward : {to the victory of communism!” To Convene Here BUY The Indiana Dairy Products THE director general of the vention Jan, 16-17 in the Clay-| Colombian army said today that pool Hotel, R. A. Larson, associa- - w hn J A this | Dulan " Nd |“crush without delay” any pos- said today. {sible attémpt to overthrow by Officers assisting in convention \ ment. M. Feist of Indianapolis Colombia has been torn by a treasurer; Prof. H. W. Gregory weeks in which conservatives bat- Palmer of South Bend, C. L. Wit-| tied liberals. Hundreds were re- ham of Indianapolis, and William |

freezing of Israel's sterling bal-and Premier Josef Stalin. A ban-| ‘B” just before it collapsed. Colombia | Association will hold its 1950 conLi [Aad SE hs eG: forces were prepared to tion executive secretary here, force the conservative govern. arrangements include: A. series of political riots In recent of Purdue University, Frank! ported to have been killed. |{H. Morgan of Vincincennes, ad-

Trailer and 900 Cases Of Whisky Stolen

for Sunday. The present regime

Wounded Reno Gambler

‘Nov. 22 (UP)—|by the Federal Bureau of Investi-

Gambler Lincoln Fitzgerald made, gation to be on the léokout for!

lan “unbelievable” rally today inja stolen lowa tractor-trailer conY/ his battle for life against thé taining 900 cases of whisky. {effects of two shotgun blasts de-| ; livered by an unknown assailant Chicago last night and was beFriday. ’ : lieved heading south. Police sald - Doctors gave the 57-year-old the traller was one of the large- © ‘one - time

live but said it may be five days the front and sides. before they will know. I Fitzgerald was ambushed as| he Ibft his Reno home to go to} the gambling casino he owned in] - partnership with Danny Sullivan. # | Police admitted they were still without a suspect “or even a

shooting.

Of Holiday Turkeys CHICAGO, Nov, 22 (UP)- Two gunmen © accosted truck driver] i

George Paullk of Swift & Co.. took 15 turkeys, three boxes of] pacon and $150, and confided as 14 they left him: IN “We're going to have turkey! this Thanksgiving, too.” !

Official Weather

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A presidential election is slated visory board members. i ns.

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2 Hurt in Fight

Claimant is Amos Hart, 32, who Over Farm Job

One Shot, Another Hit by Ball Bat

COLUMBIA CITY, Ind, Nov.! 22 (UP)—Two men were in hos-| pitals today as a result of what police said appeared to be one's plot to kill the other. | Austin Coyle, 52, R. R. 1, Columbia City, was in a Columbia City hospital with a severe hegd wound which State Police Trooper Nelson Winebrennner said was caused by a blow from a baseball

Wilson Hoffman, 35, R. R. 1,

eph’s Hospital at Ft. Wayne with a gunshot wound. Neither was in serious condion. . Mr. Winebrenner said Mr. Hoffman, a farmer, discharged Mr. Coyle yesterday as a farm hand. He said Mr. Coyle left, brooded over his job loss in a tavern, and returned to Mr. Hoffman's home last night after the Hoffman family had retired. Mr. Hoffman was shot with a revolver as he slept. He told Mr. Winebrenner he jumped out of bed, grabbed a baseball bat and hit Mr. Coyle over the head, knocking him unconscious.

Los Angeles Spik Jobless Report Scare

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21 (UP)| --The Chamber of Commerce to-|

day prepared letters to reassure]

still safe to go out on the street] | here, ! The letters were being sent to 50 cities which received cards| from a non-existent organization) warning them that law and order had .roken down in Los Angeles and 500,000 persons were unem- | ployed. The city says it's not true.

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