Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1949 — Page 11

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World Report— 7?

Funds to Be Used for Aiding Production and Investment

The United States Ar, “the V West German republic a - $269 million shot in the arm today. Sai : emy hand nad been beaten” The Eeonomic Co-operation Administration released gio, A Co on er Dep-| the money in counterpart funds under the bilateral agree-|uty Premier Traicho Kostov of ment signed yesterday in Bonn by the new republic and Bulgaria. the United States, the Bec ianaet 1a called © upon the ronment to An announcement said that | push Israel's Ve the Be tin reported today to 1,036,000,000 marks ($246 Jordan River through a “militant”, 'o perfected a new super atommillion) had been released to smasher better than any used in

develop the productive capactiy i the United States. of western Germany and 95 mil- Havana

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The Sofia correspondent of the! Communist Party

The contention

Mon marks ($22,800,000) ear-| Talk of war rumbled through was advanced marked for investment in western/Cuba, the Dominican Republic by the official Berlin. Soviet news

land Guatemala today, hut all Counterpart funds comprise the

amounts set aside by coun concerned sald they doubted tries in their own currency to|there would be any shooting. match the direct dollar aid re-| It all started last Monday | ceived from the United States. [when President Rafael Leonidas! These funds can be spent only| Trujillo of the Dominican Reépube| with the permis- lic asked Congress for powers to sion of the ECA 3 | declare war on Cuba and Guate-| and only for spe- mala because they are said to] cific projects. 3 have aided and sheltered his po-! U. 8. High & litical enemies, C o m m { ssioner | But Mr. Trujillo's Foreign Min- | John J. McCloy | |ister Diaz Ordonez, sald yester-| and Maj. Gen. & |day that the President made the| The announcement said the

bureau and published in Taeg“4 liche Rundschau, “® official organ of ; the Soviet occupation forces In Germany. It coincided with the visit to Eastern Berlin of Boviet Foreign | Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky. | He left by plane for Moscow today after a two-day visit.

Mr. Vishinsky

‘U.S. Gives W. Germany $269 Million Shot In Arm =

the death was listed as an aocci+ his credentials as new Dominican dent, but Parmatarov actually minister to threw himself in front of a street Einaudi. that Mr. | Paris two days ago. The American tobacco heiress Of the House of Lords today as/ingted Commons to prevent the troops 10 minutes before the! newspaper,was granted a divorce from Mr, Parliament adjourned until Jan- conservative rulers of Lords from workers resumed their jobs, } Pravda said today that the “en-| Rubirosa in Reno on Oct.

in|1948,

Maxwell Taylor, | request only so that he would be U. 8, commander in a position to “exercise the; an ne hed ayn ot in Berlin, both legitimate right of defense.” cyclotron and the betatron, two

said the release { of the funds 4d Manila | types used in the United States. I'wo Philippine constabulary ‘Mexico City

demonstrated American faith in Western Germany's role “as officers and 12 enlisted men have part of a democratic world.” been ambushed and slain by oi hed States loan to Mexi “This program enables at least fierce Moro outlaws on Jolo may be OE or i" the oouater Western Germany to develop and Island on the Sulu Archipelago, of Sen. Wayne Morse (R ore en invigorate these (political and re- constabulary headquarters said Sen. ' Morwe, now on an qe. ‘ ligious) freedoms in contrast to/today. |tion tour-of Mexican ofl freed ald the sickening sequence of Reports from Jolo said 25 con- " tmprisonments, Pp said he is “‘greatly impressed” by other brutalities which character-| |and feared dead because the Mo-|industry and indicated he would

ize so many areas of the east” .os never take prisoners. it |favor such a loan. Mr. McCloy said Jn * statement These reports said only eight

Gen. Taylor

issued here, soldiers returned from a battle ifi/co has been. proposed, and Sen.| Other world developments: {which the Moros fired from tree- Morse, who will become a mem{tops and surprised a platoon ber of the Senate Foreign AfJerusalem

marching along a road Wednes- fairs Committee in the next ses|sion of ress, The Israeli government today **V ’ a decent his oaphatr Sence discussed the removal of more Bonn government departments from Tel! ome Aviv to Jerusalem. in defiance of | More than 200 deputies walked the United Nations General As-lout of a meeting of the West| Italian Foreign Minister Count semblv order to irternationalize|German Bundestag (Lower|Cario Sforza charged today that the Holy City. House) today after Communist|™ore than 70 Italians had been Committee members from the|chief Max Reimann compared|Xilled in Eritrea during the past Interior, Religious Affairs and{Chancelior Konrad Adenauer to Year while the colony has been Supply Ministries, whose - offices Adolf Hitler, under British military rule. already are set up here, met rep-| Mr. Reimann said that Hitler . 1° 8aid the victims were slain: resentatives of government offices had promised to prepare for war in attacks by the local populaStill in Tel Aviv-to allocate avall-/in four years and that Mr. Ade-| oO" _ able space. [oer had promised the same. Meantime, former Underground thing during hih Tooryoar term.

ih Sr Bérgrade Fo hd Moshe Sharett res because of . his failure to reg the United] A Bulgarian source here saiq|their land-grab campaign. Nations internationalization move. today that the chief public proseMr. Beigin, a top figure in the|CUtOF Of Bulgaria committed sul- to enforce a wage increase dewartime Irgun Zval Leumi, also|Cld® Father than carry out orders mand ended on schedule. Fewer : /to comviet Traicho Kostov, former|than half the nation’s 1 million, |deputy premier. state “workers had responded to)

| Kostov was found guilty of the strike call.

Telephone workers who had [tonced 2nd spying. and was sen- been on strike for two weeks also

returned to their jobs, and public The suddent death of the prose- | cutor, Identified here.. only as Utilities strikes scheduled to_sup-

Parmatarov, in November short- port them were Canceled. ly before Kostov went on trial,| Porfiro Rubirosa, former hus|passed unnoticed except for a band of Doris Duke, has been! {small paid advertisement which replaced in his post as Dominican | | his family inserted in the Sofia minister to Italy, it was revealed |

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