Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 April 1950 — Page 16

F = the Italian Beot— Love the U.S.

They Want'Communism But Drool Over Our $ By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspondent " CATANZARO, Italy, Apr. 19—Around this split world ‘are millions of Communists whe are droolingly in love with the U.S. A. They support Moscow—and wish they lived in Moscow, Ida. | I'm convinced of this after chasing the deep- freeze war through 20 countries—from Tokyo to Tito. The average European. ~~ =

maybe breakfast cereal Communist doesn't Know crackles and pops.

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| Schaffner, cumstances which have abso- With the usual proportion of gen-| \lutely nothing to do with hating ®T2!s. officers and enlisted men {Washington, Wall Street or the GENERALS Tre Union League Club. (Although a that doesn't make him any léss a threat to freedom.)

- MODERN FORMULA In this poor province of Italy— where communism is gaining—

Effervescent I've been speaking with card car-

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Togliatti. They were around when: Mussolini made life for an Italian Communist as safe as lighting your cigaret off a flame-thrower. “Generals” received their batons at Moscow's college of Communist,

¥ the fresh Cod ONE: why they joined and knowledge, and, Bedoramplys wilh the [res celery taste & TWO: if joining has made Delieve large gobs of the Money Refunded lf Not Satisfied them hate anything American— tossed at U. 8. A. When Hitler

~ moved into Italy the “generals” took . to the hills to organize a guerrilla army and recruit. fF = =»

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whom I've just talked. Angelo was helping guide the when the Nazis took over. There were a few unpleasant Huns around. One night Angelo

JEWELRY CO, § macht officer as he was leaving inois a cafe, slightly gluggy with Chia} Kino bb. anti. They led him to a vineyard;

used his head for a soccer ball, then cut his throat from Adam's ~ lapple to Zanzibar, This caused hard feelings. and Angelo ran to the mountains, bumping accidentally into the Communist , partisans. - A few peaks away he would have met democratic guerrillas, | The Commies told . Angelo they'd be glad to have him and would he care to join the C.P.? Sure, sure, said Angelo, not knowling communism from Cupid. He Just wanted to kill Germans and if they had asked him to join the [YMCA he would have signed. At war's end Angelo stuck with the party the same way any veteran sticks to his wartime bud-

made at Teheran and Yalta soured, Russia started expanding like a rabbit family and Angeio was pumped with anti-American bilge. He hasn't taken it ‘seriously. He says: “Our farms ‘are poor and I wish I could go to America.

because it {from capitalism.

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Karl Marx from Hart and Let me divide the Italian ComHe joined under cir-| imunists as if they were an army, ,

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I would never fight the Red Army l!ivered to the Central would liberate Ita!v Auditorium from 9 a. m. I also would 7 p. m. next Monday. : never fight America—to me it is — Americanism “ea and 1 believe

er told me, ENL ISTED MEN: They're 8N8ry with the United States. 1 'peasants and factory workers ex- Nave a relative in California who

Ket. regime can solve Italy's economic The C.P. has made little effort disease, to teach these “enlisted men” how Pocahontas. Only visible solution But they is ‘immigration. them _anti- were offered the third of Italy's voters who support Togliatti, I'm sure not 10,000 would ask for a ticket point-nine per cent would grab a

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family plow two daughters, Carolyn Jo, 12, and Judy Ann, 9. The shorts, halters TDRAWER "and skirts will be of pink and-lilac pique trimmed with White

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just watched my sister and then sfarted right in to make my own clothes,” she says. Shirts for Son Mrs. Hanna makes almost all of her own clothes. She works on her daughters’ wardrobes, too, and even finds time:to whip. out. shirts for her son, Bobby Lee; 8. The Times Sewing Contest is

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isting in garbage-can conditions. Sends me food packages. I mereThey joined when a glib talker I¥ vote against the old regime promised them everything from a Which has never helped me.

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