Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1950 — Page 10

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By United Press : { Defense Secretary Louis Johnson told the troubled nations of | Devonport Naval yard, the sixth] the Far East tonight than in their part of the world the United/case of suspected sabotage on States would do everything necessary for “American security and the peace of the world.” hiss Mr. Johnson's hint that America would maintain her present night that sand was found in "bases in the Far East came-as he and Gen. Qmar N, Bradley, chairman of the —— SAR er Chiefs of Staff, ended a momen—tous mission to the Orfent. {1 After high level talks on United. Observers saw in his words an States policy, Mr. Johnson and indication that the United States fleet. Gen, Bradley took off hy plane from Tokyo

ally optimistic” But he warned that “the : security of America ties in with the way the United States main-| Other world developments:

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They had arrived last ince the war as the keystones of Sunday for a complete survey! with Gen. Douglas MacArthur of the American position and futire in the Far East, |

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American security. The hint was strengthened by Mr. Johnson's observation that he was glad to see the way American {troops and the Japanese people

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blamed today for damaging the! {British submarine Tallyho _at|

British warships in 18 months. | The admiralty disclosed last

ithe engines of the 1090-ton Tal. Ilyho after they jammed on a trial run. The submarine had ‘been laid up in midstream at] Devonport as part of the reserve

i Naval authorities sald they were almost certain that Come munist sympathizers were to blame for the Tallyho incident and five other cases of suspected sabotage.

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the true story of what happens) | oofimistic” about Far East. | behind the Iron Curtain.

Secy. Johnson . . .

| But he refused to take retalia-tory steps against Communist mE ——— TTT TTT [eorrespondents here. : : : : | Conservative R. 8. Russell de- -~ imanded during an all-night par-

| lament session that Britain re{tallate against Russia and the {satellites because of the restrictions. But MF Davies declined,

Romania

Romania has sent a strong protest note to the United States charging it with discriminating’ against Romanian diplomats, the! government announced today. The note, dated June 19, said| American restrictions on the! mevement of Romanian diplo-! mats in the United States was not justified, even as a retaliatory measure, It said Romania

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while the United States- acted only against Romanians, |

Cermany { The Russians made a veiled threat today to occupy West Berlin locks to free East German

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France ; {be a closed one, and officials rePolitical observers believed to-| fused t wh {ahy that “Premier Georges Bid: discussed.

| (UP)—Robert A. Sherman,

| travel of all foreign diplomats: Posed "he maximum penalties on}

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who leave Canada to travel bea , (hind the Iron Curtain will be The French High Commission Prosecuted on their return. . has announced that defense Mr. Garson sald the Commu-

Preparations had bien Made On nists would be prosecuted on the all importan c. routes - : J throughout West Germany and| Dare that “they would be pre-

Western Europe, sumed” to have given Russia conThe Commission issued an offi- fidential information. Maximum cial communique yesterday to|Penalty for conviction is 14 years answer recent press reports that|in prison. : the French were preparing to blow Denmark ln

Defense ministers and military of war, {chiefs of Britain, Norway and

it admitted that “measures of a nma military nature” were being taken| 0° Tk met here today to dis-

on the road below the Lorelei. But cuss defense plans of the North it said the measures, which were European Regional group under not specified, were “in no way anithe Atlantic Pact. isolated Instance. . { The three-day conference will

Jocks continue,” the newspaper said.

ault’s eight-month-old right-of-| » ceriter government will be over-| thrown tomorrow by the National | Assembly in a confidence vote. Mr, Bidault asked for the vote} after his government was handed | a smashing setback in the as-! sembly last night by a 351-t0-201/| ‘vote on a bill to boost the salaries of civil servants.

Ontario Justice Minister Stuart Gar-| son said today that Communists

Cricket Club Slayer Gets 82 to 17 Years | NORRISTOWN, Pa. June 23| 21, convicted of voluntary manslaughter and larceny in the strangling of David R. Clement, was sentenced today to 8'% to 174 years in prison, i Judge Harold G. Knight im-|

thea two counts on which the Philadelphia short order cook was! found guilty on June 9. Clement,| 24, member of a prominent, Lowell, Mass., famuay was slain at the exclusive Merion Cricket Club in Haverford, Pa. last|

School Chief Quits NOBLESVILLE, June 23 (UP)«~ Earl Hinshaw announced his resignation today as superintendent of schools here. Mr. Hinshaw, who also taught school

post nine years. No successor was named.

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