Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1950 — Page 20

m Government "Nationalists Begin to Fear for Their Control of Island; Security Tightened

By ALBERT RAVENHOLT, Times Foreign Correspondent . HONG KONG, July 4—United States intervention aimed at ‘baiting the Chinese Communist invasion has rekindled the hopes of the Formosans for a government of their own. - The new United States policy in the Western Pacific also : -.. faces America with the touchy problem of what | to do with Chiang] Rak-Shek and his regime. tions are that regardless =) of how these ii igo set. fled to the United States, Europe, tled the U. S, will become the or Hong Kong. Those remaining] target for growing criticism fronx, look to their official posts for an. sides. However, unless the sometimes meager livelihood and! 8. is prepared to back down! from its announced policy and, fare interested In perpetuating] permit Communist * invasion: a Deir government. Many are able] solution appears necessary be- and have struggled hard to build]

mosa to the announcement that! the 7th Fleet moving to block this _governnient las been ged-|. the Chinese Communists report- erated largely by its method of! edly was one of widespread .en-| police control. There is a pop-/ thusiasm. But soon Nationalist/ular saying in Taipeh that there! officials began realizing that this| now is standing- room only In| might mean the end of their Formosa jails.” : regime. They since have made al In an intensive drive 1o-rooty number ‘of statements suggesting out Communist agents the Na-| that U. 8. intervention was fine tionalists have arrested thou-| but they still wanted to keep sands of ordinary mainlanders! their jobs and status as the “gov- and Formosans. They rounded up| ernment of China.” iand executed some genuine ComHowever, ordinary people, both munist spies and fifth columFormosans and mainlanders con-nists. But notoriously corrupt protinue to be delighted with the vincial police also arrested a new state of affairs. They hope: great number of innocents. Some ONE: To be saved from more of these were released after pay-: war. ; ment of large bribes to the po-| } TWO: To be rid of the Kuom- lice. intang and its police rule. Some senior Nationalists Additionally some merchants convinced that they lost expect improved business trom | mainland because their a he the 7th Fleet sailors whom they was not tight’ enough. think will make free-spending Formosan schools have : " tourists. {an increasing number of “pro~| : Problems Hinted | fessional students” who act as Reactions are indicative of the police spies reporting on stu-| problems the UU, 8. now will en- dents and teachers. They. oper-| counter, Mo#t Nationalist offi-|ate under the overall direction of clals have lived most of their the Generalissimo's son who was t0 look forward to now. lives as bureaucrats. 'educated for many vears in The wealthiest already have Moscow,

a curb mailbox,

bottom, the sign says

| offices and factories.

Mr, and Mrs. 17-year-old son, Jerry,

up scenic wonders.

A El | 4 idians 8 to 2

- - Jerry, ican in his love for baseball,

slugger in action. September,

4 |deer and trout country. ¥ yi (time was so limited that

iline in any stream,

According to Mr, particular sectiom of

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born in this community.

erected this signpost that says it in five languages. "No Parking" in Hebrew, German, Spanish, Italian and English. The trouble now is with people stopping foo long trying to find out what the signs say.

izLocal Residents Cast Eye

But, the Walter Wells family, back and enjoy remembeéring this last vacation for a long time.

elisa and their; fe ¥ A the 'nappened on their “trip. A Broad tries the Catholic church had]

highways of Ohjo and Pannsyl-| {Ripple High School sign on the cessed to exist because of various

mr vania where they visited their] home towns, relatives and soaked

Among other things they saw] Joe DiMaggio clout his 2000th . hit at. the Cleveland Municipal! i+ |Stadium to help his buddies, the {New York Yankees, down the In-

: Mr. Wells hails from Pennsyl- | |vania, deep in the heart of the: ef, Mrs, But the Dayton, O.

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Whiffing {stayed home most of their vaca- member of the Anniston Rams | tion and relaxed. They did, how- baseball team, were killed and, Wells this ever, spend a week-end bouncing five were injured late yesterday | little white and at times when two cars collided on the’ around the highway near here.

{didn't get a chance to throw a

. Pennsyl-| that vania, Jefferson County, is about ejusive golf ball as beautiful as any place in the course at Wabash. Mr. Whiffing i= in the real Anthony Smeraglia, Mrs. Louise]

Fed up with parkers who ignored his “No Parking” sign near Postmaster Leopold Morris of Victoria, Tex., press

From top to

=» On Vacation Wonderland

Walter Wells Family Back From Ohio, Pennsylvania, Typical of Sightseers

Vacation time for many Indianapolis residents is something Arrested or driven from the coun-| try.

Many are already making plans for next year's holiday from

1612 Central Ave.

car attracted a passing motoris {who asked them to stop. {if Jerry knew his sister, Broad Ripple.

ja small world.

i And it gave the Wellses some- communication: on persons who who Is typically Amer-ithing to talk about all the way undermined Vatican - approved

80% home. a big kick out of seeing the

Jerry will be a senior at Broad Ripple tome Charles Byfield who lives at 3923

|Byram Ave. Mrs. Byfield spent, {three weeks visiting her daugh- 3 Killed, 5 Injured

A. L. Butterworth in |n Alabama Crash

Looking back, too, is

Sights they enjoyed were the estate business and Mrs. Whiffing mountain laurel and the view|is a stenographer for the Kramer Birmingham. of ~the- Allegheny -River—snaking Corp its way through the valley far] below the high point at Brady's!

They live at 12 71 W. 30th.

{+ The _walleyes fi in Crow Lake,

Mr. Wells’ mother, who is over Ontario, probably are wondering 90, still lives in Brookville, Pa.|Why so many of their clan are Montaltos were driving Smeragin Jefferson County. According disappearing. to Mr. Wells she nearly won the! distinction of being the first girl of the C. A. Jordan family, 6951 When [College Ave, who are up there Tod's vehicle.

One of those unusual Incidents { fishing.

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Mr. and Mrs. Jordan and Ted, a senior at Broad Ripple, are!

According to Ted,

while.’ This is the fourth year at the lake.

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He of state churches. {happened to be a 1942 graduate) {of Broad Ripple and wondered plus Communist efforts to set up’ Mary “national churches,” were imporSue Johnson, who is attending tant factors behind Pope Pius’ Jerry did. Which new excommunication decree, anagain proves the point: that it's ‘nounced over the week-end. i

Mrs. can approval. © ©

It's probably due to the efforts (for a Southeastern League game

going to be there for two weeks.' “You have to work for those fish but they're, plentiful enough to make it worth| family's

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nuns and other church repre-;

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Action which frequently reflects the!

women's “reeminaries,

orders, 106-schoots; 100;

|and chapels closed.

I prisoned or deported:

{| POLAND: At least 700 priests, a

| arrested and 100 sent to Siberia. | | CZECHOSLOVAKIA: Catholic \organizations dissolved, church property confiscated, Catholic liquidated. - Numerous priests and other religious personnel arrested. HUNGARY: Nearly 1000 priests and , mung arrested since early

{at least 538 were known fo be dead, imprisoned or deported. i I ROMANTA: Abount 710 priests subjected to persecution in one form or another. | BULGARIA: About 120 priests {and nuns arrested or driven from icountry. ALBANIA: About 715 priests

YUGOSLAVIA: 1954 priest 8 killed, reported arrested or de-| | The Catholic Action report said!

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It said persecution of religion, |

The decree imposed major ex-

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Montalto and C. A. Cook, all of Injured were Lou

+Bevil;-manager—of-the-Annistonif-

team, - Pauline Smeraglia, Sam Montalto Sr., Sam Montaito Jr. and Joanne Montalto. Highway patrolmen said the!

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