Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1949 — Page 2
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17, 000 Liberated Since 1944; fs Declares Cominform ‘War’ Fails
By United Press The Yugoslav government will: grant ‘an apinesty to
more than 7000 prisoners,
Interior Ministers Alexander
Rankovic announced in parliament today. “He told a joint. session that more than 0 000 prisoners have ‘been released since 1944. / More than 1500 persons imprisphed for cominform
- sympathies have been re-| ' leased, Mr. Rankovic said. He also disclosed that
about 500,000 persons have: been trained in air raid defense. He urged that ald raid precaution training be made a “mass move-i, ment.” Mr. Rankovic said the Comin-| form had. confused the workers with ita attacks on Communist, Yugoslavia.
in educdtion ministry book stores,” scattered throughout the city in public parks, The government {purchasing agency priced the food: items as much as 25 per cent lower than in private stores. [No reductions were announced book prices,
ominica
POWER to. set the Dominican Republic at war with. any un-
“It is very dient, " he. said, friendly country rested “today In “to estimate to what extent ourthe hands of President Rafael L. eritics have disfigured. the spirit Trujillo.
and morale in the workers’ ranks. |
Acting swiftly on a Dec, 12 re-
The Cominformists are very sur-i,,,s¢ from the president, conprised that Yugoslavia could en- greey authorized Mr. Trujillo to
dure for so long.” Crime Declining He sald the Cominform c¢ampaign against
declare war on any country aiding enemies of this country,
The move was directed against
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Repubic of sr Indonesio Other States of United States of Indonesio
fugoslava Reveals 7000 Prisoners will Get
Pacitic Oceon
4—Posundan (West Java)
6—Eost Jove : 3—Bantam, under Prov. Fed Govt 7--State of East Indonesia 8—Autonomous
10—Autonomous Area of 11—Great
Amel E tore 3 tire Doyok Area, E Bornes 12—Autonomous Aree of W. Borneo
15h 16—E. Sumotre
Map shows the new United States of Indonesia which ends the 300-year rule of The Netherlands Although the new republic will have sovereignty and Dutch colo-
over the Dutch East Indies islands.
nial rule is ended, the two nations still are
headed by Queen Juliana,
trial is an attempt to cloud the °
Yugoslavia hadi. 0" Guatemala, Venezuela and issue of 376,000 Japanese war
failed completely. He emphasized |. pio which have been ac-| Prisoners whose return: has been that there were no internal dis- , 04 of permitting anti-Domini- demanded by Gen. Douglas Mac-
orders in Yugoslavia. Crime is]
{can movements to organize on | Arthur in Tokyo, {
* declining except in the economic|y 0. con
field, where rich peasants who oppose collective farming encourage It, he said. Frantz Leskoskek, Minister of Heavy Industry, said Hungary, |
Mr. Trujillo assured a joint ses- |
can people, that he will never use his new powers for “acts of ag-
Romania and the Soviet Union STession.”
still owed Yugoslavia $6,403,020 for goods they received. dition, he said, Yugoslavia had |
Eastern European’ countries $8,-|
492,080 never delivered.
France
In ad- Indonesia |
THE Indonesian government slight heart attack Saturday, ap- when a hand grenade booby trap U: 5: Army in World War 1 paid the Soviet Union and other yo0) over without incident today peared to have gr y rap 4a
as the United States of in advance for goods was created by Queen santo i the Netherlands in Amsterdam. But Indonesian republic army! patrols swept through the city to|
PREMIER GEORGES BI- watch for trouble,
DAULT will ask the national as-
Almost all the buildings here
sembly for a series of new voles few the red and white Republi of confidence on his record-break-\oan colors alongside - the pub
ing $6.5 billion budget, it was dis- trjeojor,
closed today.
Streetcars draped with|
Republican banners were filled!
He planned to ask the assembly|with youths shouting the Repub- |
tonight or early tomorrow to takeljcan “war cry “Merdeka” ( free- enough to cause any damage, No|
votes on all crucial ar<igom), But Republican army auticles, Bobby on Friday OFithorities reported Batavia Boh
1 the. "two-months-old government is defeated on any cructal point, it will fall. FE
Jerusalem
- THE Israeli parliament met in the Jewish agency bulldi at Jerusalem today in deflance of a United Nations decision to internationalize Jerusalem. At the same time it anBounced sh that Premier David Ben Gurion 144 completed moving his office, including all documents a and personnel, to Jerusalem.
EQYPT and Saud Arabia Ls oppose jointly any attempts b, a. and Hashemite Jordan to annex Syria and Incorporate it/ into a “greater Syria,” Informed sources said today. The two statements were interpreted as indicating a common | front against a “greater Asia.” ‘Mexico |
THE government mixed litera- | "ture and beans today in a cam-|
against the rising cost of| used living prisoners as guinea war probably would be fought in | Digs while developing germ war- Asia for the next 50 years be-|
“Authorities put beans, sugar,
rice and other basic items on Sant * Western circles believe ‘the tained in Europe — and that a
pletely peaceful — almost abnormally so.” (Australia and India immediately announced they oud recognize thé new repub-
China
COMMUNIST forces apparently have won<the battle for Chengtu, reports reaching Hong Kong sald today, and other Communist troops were bringing up guns for an assault on Hainan Island. Communist reports said Nationalist armies in._.the Chengtu area were retreating toward west. ern China, did not deny the report,
» Soviet Union,
mosdow radio as recorded in London - claimed today that the, trial of 12 Japanese in Siberia on! germ warfare charges has disclosed that experiments were made on American war prisoners to determine their immunity, The Japanese are being tried in! Khabarovsk, near the Manchu{rian frontier, on charges they |
Nationalist sources
‘Great Britain
sion of congress, and the Domini- | poREIGN SECRETARY Ernest
Bevin left London today to at-
tend the Commonwealth Foreign Singapore
Ministers conference in Colombo, Ceylon, Jan. 9.
Mr. Bevin, who
recovered. He
Tokyo
{the area north of Tokyo, today | lin the wake of heavy shocks| yesterday that killed eight persons, injured 50 and damaged 2500 houses, Although the shocks were folf | {in Tokyo, none was strong
casualties were reported. The epicenter of the shocks was apparently in the Utsono-| miya-Imaichi area, 70 miles | north of Tokyo. Those cities bore | the brunt of yesterday's tem- | blors, Observers wld the first shock | was slightly less violent than the! strongest of the shocks Monday. A second shock was weaker. The third shock was the weaken of all An official of the meteorologt | cal observatory said smaller
The homés of 1600 persons in Tochigi prefecture were destroyed and the inhabitants huddled) {under makeshift tents as snow |began falling. Welfare agencies | {rushed food and blankets to the hardest hit areas.
London
Prof. Arnold Toynbee, 60, the | historian, predicted today the “cold war” with Russia would] inot become a shooting war until tne, Jeu 2000 at the earliest. { author of the six-volume' ge of History” said the cold
{cause communism had been con-|
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ADMEN'S
1950
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shocks might still follow. 1
‘shooting war _ not inevitable within the next 50 years.” War I Chief of Staff
“The aims of the two principal Enjoys 85th Birthday parties in the cold war, and the Western Powers, are better served by a cold war” Toynbee sald. tremely surprised if either party resorted to a shooting war.”
THREE persons were killed and! The old soldier was Ge. Peyton suffered a more than 20 others injured today C. March, Chief of Staff of the pixon will co-ordinate the vari-| (UP)— Fatalities in the Dec. 1
exploded during a funeral cere- day. mony at Ipoh Cemetery. The fu-, ye was
| neral was that of the mother of “swarms, { Cheong Chee, Three -new earttiquakes shopk | C hinese Association.
“The new United States of Indonesia will be the world's ‘seventh new state since the end of
‘World War Il. The U.S. |. is the former Dutch East Indies. Significantly, all the new nations for. merly had colonial or dependency status. Only France, among the big powers, still maintains a siz. able colonial empire in the Far East in Indo- China.
Dixon to Direct Capehart Drive
Ira H. Dixon, veteran Indiana |ton County Enterprise, a weekly WASHINGTON. Dec. 27 (UP) Republican politician, ’ has Pedn newspaper,
inked as equal partners. in a Dutch-Indonesian Union,
Boy's Christmas Rifle Kills His Mother
YUBA CITY, Cal, Dee. 27 (UP) Mrs. Mabel 8, Fraser, Second]
— h District vice chairman, said a suc-| A Christmas rifle she had Homer E. Capehart's bid for re- |cessor to Mr. Dixon will be named! Igiven her young son brought
“I'm glad to be alive,” he said. election in 1950. lat. a meeting Jan. 16 in the|death to Mrs. Anna Jacobs, 49,
“I'm having a ‘wonderful time.| Mr. Dixon yesterday resigned Pulaski County courthouse at of nearby Meridian. District Republican Winamac.
Russia
Mr. - ~The old soldier enjoyed himself naméd chief strategist in Sen. “I would be ex- today.
{And I'm too b t as Second Ld " , " oo busy fo MAKE chairman to devote full time to — The Sutter County Coroner speeches, {Sen. Capehart’'s campaign. | BLAST DEATHS NOW 21 said that Mrs. Jacobs gave a .22«
GOP party chiefs here said Mr. 27 caliber rifle to her son, David, 13, , on Christmas Eve, and the lad 0-lous drives for Sen. Capehart and excitedly loaded the gun as he y he is celebrating his 85th bith-/yeaq the Cftizens Committee for explosion at the Swift & Co. plant told her of plans to hunt crows Capehart. | here stood at 21 today after the on Christmas Day. undismayed by the A resident of Kentland, Mr. death of Lloyd Elkins, 33, Mc-/ Suddenly there was a shot and as he put it, of chil- Dixon was a former Newton Cook Lake, S. D. He died yester- the mother fell with a wound in the dren and grandchildren paying County prosecutor. At one time, day of injuries received in the her right side. She died Christe their respects. he was _publisher of the New-' blast. ‘mas Day.
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