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FREDERICK WOLTMAN, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer E Be EREDERIC July 8 — American Communists used posts war United States Army headquarters in Korea as a revolutionary listening post and to establish contact with the Korean Commus * nist und movement. hdergraund mo by the Communist Party's Daily Worker in a boastful article which disclosed that:

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paper, the Korea Graphic, is now Communist organizer for eastern! trucks,” he said; “and trap home- ° going Korean workers on the

Pennsylvania. He is Robert Klonsky. He was attached to the 24th’ Army Corps Headquarters of Lt. Gen. John R. Hodge in Seoul. And Mr. Klonsky's strategic

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American officers.” Shows Intimate sovwledge. Mr. Klonsky’s interview showed an intimate knowledge of the Korean Communist underground which, he said, sprang up prior to Japan's surrender in 1945 and ' [grew to a membership of 800,000, In typical Communist style, he ‘accused the U. 8. military gov~ {ernment of suppressing “the deme locratic people’s movement,” pro< !moting the black market, ime prisoning 500 “trade unionists” and creating a “puppet, terror | government” in South Korea. His name appeared on 1945-6 mastheads of Korea ~Graphic thus: “Pfc. Klonsky: editor.’ The four-page weekly, which: went to all occupation forces in Korea," was issued by the “publications

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of the book. By fh ER Bi oT the company usually asks rps. TAM, 30: mother of Alina, as, 5347 Warren Ave, ot : Mr Now at Ft. Lewis, Klemsz, 1801 Orcnard PI. stock and barrell, othy Blak he current example is out President Truman's original an-| MC Bess Saleska. 3014 N. Harrison St. | Rosen. member of the union these days. It probably started jon by Chinese Communists from Methodist Hospital Here Smillie. 39. 201 North Rose-. Mr. Schlos was But 4. brother of Caroline. mont Blvd. San Mr. Dann , 118 West (for small acreage or a_small wide Formosa Strait, between the! fess Holly “ “than $1 million k Koerples. 1014 track. intimately acquainted” with the | An: ndrew, Donald and Patricia. all treated ton Place. 1.08 ‘Angeles. 3,000 savings and loan customers, eased Mrs Berr, Mrs the opinions of about 979, if my ® Job. And a man looks like a tack, since they received their Ave. ve. Long Btach {company for three and a half said. reported by a member of the un. | Shown oublicly at the First on three small islands behind manager of the volving American policy in Korea. | be about 20 per cent, y pe IF YOU ARE through the naval blockade. Their otovk markets throughout the sold at $17.50 to $19.50. A few § been elected as-| Giving Them Big Play Farming has moved from gressive unjon members are run- inl d with the Air Force } mainland, and with the A Although Hoosier farmers 550-pound sows sold at $16 to $19. senior partner in! tage (his nation's Feoitine wo good one. It gives everybody the The amount of time lost from office, information and education 8 n Backs Chiang Rejection estimated 71,500, compared to 47,-| Steers and heifers, in light Other officers Sr "Ernest R, Dlames America for starting the barred, ally pi Abraham Lincoln battalion in the compared to yesterday's peak sell a load of good steers, asking Edward O. Rosebrock, treasurer: Carefully planned policy that be-votes-.do- not - “the ma- This is the word put out. by ment rejection of Generalissimo

i May Bind LT A Men nited Action a _ PEORIA, Mi, July 6 (UP)—Injured in the wreck of the 2 HAROLD | * .. |Capitan and Kansas City Chief passenger trains at - Monica, I {toda meluded; does not always give you the y Yapel. 18, 347 W. 109th Bt. : % a N. wo an "i 1h unin votes to strike, visions Mi Tad of be, Thome Ge Sir, 176 same o (Th W. Washington what the vote count was. i” ke fiir yt t The answer is given in percentages. ond Infantry, cals. "Preaerich Tellander, 4 E. Ohio St. Bo vised og pe 4 He vias Cal But is that the answer, and does it represent the Pasold. 628 N. Porest. Decatur. Leg Anceler, . majority opinion of the un-: May Get Next Call Elizabeth Ward. 3434 N. 15th St. fk Bt Pp ? Shh the building's paid for, By JIM G. LUCAS rfid all t, darter, i : Seripps-Howard Staff Writer 5, May Gh 1801 Cedar 8t., Atham. | sgh Ave ma at a Ihe International Harvester ‘Mouse Tractor inouncement ordered the Seventh “Wien Rosen. 3546 Raymond. Cleve] Ag Se. aces me xpi) Tn Gaiebure, * Schloss, presi plant where the vaw voted May] SOMEBODY HAD TO do It. Fleet to defend the Nationalist 's5a. Sadie Magasine. mother of Mrs At Cottage Hospital in Galesbki.: [ident announced 30 to strike. Everything is done in minature China stronghold against invas- june Ro ide Dolores Keith, 15. 438 West 46th "today. a. Caroline Wierman, 7, er of Mrs. Mrs. Viola the opportunity to vote. | {with Tom Thumb golf. ‘the mainland. fraps Wierman. $4 Lomele $1. Burbank. Sars. Viola Bmillle, ©. 201 Notrh Rose- aid the instituam told a lot of the mem-| It's not exactly a back yard Presumably, the Seventh Fleet sp! 3 lerman, Sarl. cal, tion had in- » Rage Sandra - Smillie, 11, daughter of Mrs. hes Bidn'- fob. It's bigger than that. It is now Is patrolling the 100 mile| lity, Witten, jo, tune or Pau, anc re td than $1. milion AND THAT'S WHERE the, a nd Mes ell . 39, 1628 South to a total of $5 million, an all lant which has outdoor towin ' » “ arithmetic of opinion Jumps the Low Subir to ao $l [aiind #5 She SOnpipent Is [Stuipa. Rass Law Mcated ‘ang el Cogatentt rtrude 1 "44. #137 south time high during the last year. |Position “enabled him to become % i vl Hel | If there are 1200 members in| It's 2 caterpillar job, tops for have maintained total radio si-|st. Chicago. rien, OL Nurth, Lone Pariu Bernice. Olson, 49, 1857 South wall, ast Plan now has more than Korum Cota it Tide gourd —the TH union and 81.6 per cent SNOW removal, small grading, ex- lence, as a precautionary measure AC Proctor oupital 1 | gots, Ade” Berey. 35 1127 South New| Mr Schloss said. which gave rise to the present voted to strike, that would reflect *2vating when it’s not too tough against possible submarine at-. Georgia. Hariness BH pores! a lis EOS edibes ies, 222 South Hobe. | Mr. Hiatt, an officer of the World crisis, the Daily Worker { rders. Bh i t fourth-grade arithmetic-is right. 8ant in the driver's seat. }o : years, was made The ex-Army. editor now isi Pick 1 Sunday, it was learned, AF y But if only 400 voted, as it is| Dey Ve got power and will be llers' Rush ‘With Ho Js assistant vice supplying the Daily Worker with Force -F-80 jets took up positions! resid z ent a n da series of fantastic charges in-| fon, then 81.6 per cent would rep-| United States International Trade o _ ar Cok p . Fair in Chicago Aug. 7to 2 ormosa. ey are under orders S od Pri T Jj H b data! Tesent only 246 members of the, to maintain air supremacy if Chi- en rices um in ; Jeroonal Loan He alum theyre based ou Prim 1200 In the union, and that would Trouble Trade nese Red or Russian planes break : . A sellers’ rush on the 12 major pigs weighing 120 to 160 pounds “uary. He ha d editor. This is an old stickler in union A FARMER, her is uot disclosed. ractices, and it always makes YOUr job has become more dan- nation today bolstered supply to reached $20. : sistant secretary. Th company feel ed few ag- BeTOUs. With the Navy between the be- tymple Jocal hog prices, highest! Sows dipped 50 to fully 75 cents in 1048. Th We J We leagured Nationalists and the i, 50 months, 75 cents to $1. lower. Good and choice 330 to Mr. Dann is; . Ing the show. {fourth to third place as the most jin the Communists’ drive to saboning the s i” \dangerous way of making a liv- backing the line, a defense de- hauled only 8000 porkers to mar- A few choice 270 to 330-pounders ; i the law firm of Red aggression ‘BUT THE UNION'S out is a, ‘ing. partment source sald we were not yet at the local stockyaras, totals brought $19.50 to $20. Big weights Mr. Hiatt Dann, Stitle and heh other things, Klonsky worried about Formosa. for the dozen centers Soared to an fell off to $15 to $15.75. Jon J ae n t, gcaiqents to farm residents in section, headquarters corps. Tight fo vats. Ad if they gon’ ny year amounts to the time = " 400 yesterday, 48,600 last Thurs-| supply, sold at steady prices. Me-' Lee, executive vice president; Wa¥ 5 Horey~the official Com- “mye ‘Daily Worker described “No member is a A to plant, culivate and har- At the same time, was day and 54,000 a year ago today. dium and good lots séld at $20 Howard M. Coots, vice President munist “ine . | Pte. Klonsky as a veteran of the vest nearly one-half of the an. learned that the Defense Depart-| "poo ytcners brougnt $23.75. to $30.50. One farmer refused to J. Richard Freije, vice president. He $ays it is “the fruition of a One member. ment supports a State Depart- Wo But still the actual number of Mual wheat crop of the country. Spanish Civil War. The Commu s the a 4324.65, highest since Nov. 3, 1948. 831. Medium native grasser R. Marvin Williams, secretary; | Ean the very day American forces nist party recruited its’ members jority head count of the union 'h¢ Advertising Council, Inc. in| ‘hiang Kal-shek’s offer to sendipiqe. fel} off $1 or more, as bulk types moved at $24.50 to $28. Willlam B. Lemmon Jr. auditor; 5¢t foot on Korean soil.” And i tne United States. rh its drive to lower. farm acci- 30,000 troops to South Korea. ,,,4 and choice 170 to 240- -pound Common fell to $22. and Lawrence E. Fulmer, assis- Ne claims he “personally saw

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the policy carried out whil th The Communist Party -organo ant secretary. ried out while with 1,65 arrived in Korea in the fall THAT'S WHAT 1 MEAN by Safety Week, a seven-day bar- that Chiang’s men may be needed |. qs reached the top $23.75. i os Hola x arly Steudy not getting the answer in the rage of promotion to help keep to defend Formosa in the remote | Pigs Down to $17.50 ~ [ Cows brought fairly steady ; In an even more fantastic to Gen. Hodge's headquarters as “It would be impossible, a de Be Td) in Pi pring at $19 to $22.50. Canners and’ For H. W. Pennington charge, the former GI editor told | editor of tie offiglal paper. Americans always fol- : “only 0 per hun - a . _ Night, ha peri “Fule Ways toi} WORD IS GETTING around fense spokesman pointed out,’for | weight. Scattered sales of weights Cutters brought $15.50 to $19. Me-| Services for Herbert id Willlern Bourbon style lynching bees” in that event. Any weakening of | — Cutter and common brought $19 G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home. | 2 1 | sores. t personally saw some U. 8.| $3.6 Billi th Just after the war they called the Formosa garrison might en-! Local Issues {to $21.50. i Burial will be in Floral Park. Cc bbi Ww Aah oo Mints: Some a on on the abbie aifs Indianapolis Camera Co X . 4 nel, this source said.” Asked sold at $27.50 to $29. Common in his home. He was 31. A native! 203 8 Washington oe nataliment at [foxies = a he Finer The Pentagon now is resigned American” nes com and medium sold at $22 to $27. |of St. Bernice, Ind. he lived in| oe < Sem— meso | {1a Stk yas ofd . & stk Yds com . une of , ‘across the-3Sth Parallel. — Défense Hoobs: [choice mixed weights sold at Church. | Federal Reserve showed out-and they remember a bad deal S°F retary Louis Johnson is de- BoohsMerriil a3 $28.50 to- $30. Medium and good| Surviving Be his wite, Mar-{ CAB DRIVER Grover Ester Lueater com two daughters, Sandra billion. tell it. And their friends tell it. Cummins Eng pfd = & si : four-alarm fire.” So far. there Consolidated "piance 5 fd aughter ewes were quoted sala- bert Jr., and his mother, Mrs. police, investigating a burglary, That's plenty big, but look at And pretty soon when the word : .- ble at $6 to $11. {Louise C. Pennington, all of Indi- agree and sympathize. C { Eastern ina leie » ofd | Eauitanre Securities com aa r——————— billion. And the guess for the business went. May Use 8 Divisions calves, 530, a » ; ® Men's Hats Family Finat ’ L nd sheep, 3: 325. Pmidnight and drove him, as di- a c half-year matic. .still tobe com-| 5 by - sor Defense sources believe, how- jaws toi mia ce ier Sis = ‘Accused of Speeding rected, to 4640 E. 10th St. Located] Cleaned & Blocked __ cent. i isi bef th i lg Coo ota en {gest from a stock broker friend. Visions before the campaign ends.| nq As \an hour within the cjty limits, “Let the meter run ad "the. : i$ sa a! comipanies, what Of oo Eightn Army—approui fudsls' & &L & 2 td {Paul A. Ingram, 19, of 1370 W.| un Illinois and Washington down at Ft. Knox. This credit is Suey ta Jhe oa them and mately.one division--and the first] pl: Mr. Ester watched him go, e——— disappearing money. | . ale 2 re Phone number dae, aud amet sources say parts of the Second pinceln. Naf LE us Three national. 4-H ade the arrest shortly atter| "he! looked like a key. The | | oo 3 rograms ¢ int { ' cabbie watch dows abut 20 pat sent within 8 The number is in-the Hanover Lewis, Wash, will be the next| | Marmon_ierrington 2 fe 3 programs of special interest tol midnight. atched the youth open N' In co ‘e J up by depreciation, ‘ta 1 N Ind Pub Svce 4's pfd 6 Hav §i and then go back into the kitch-' pe running behind and a lit-| In addition, the joint chiefs have § {1G Pub Sere 410% fa. 21'2 year by the Indi St plat a. m. today. Six persons; : i It is the disappearing depreci-| B-29's vee ofd 23%, e India State civ were arrested on reckless driving en. among traders, I think the name March, Cal. and Seattle, Wash, to Brogiest aude’ com 3 |office. They are girls’ record, all-| c Iv © n be 1 . buy cars. They lose value 8s we {sounds too much like Hangover Korea. At the moment, theré is no nd. ET So TaN asst) kept clicking. use them. So we work and buy reve. g . Finally, impatient and susSo ind 4 & § pra Stokely-V Camp employees discussed using the A. -bomb, Skeiy-vin: Cam resident and general manager of Was no sign of Mr. Est fi Ls SO THE MOTOR INDUSTRY rip the July page oft their kitchen _ Defense sources said ‘the Air Terre faute Matleanie 2 champions will get educational Pre Ai tod Gas eet] Restaurant Manager oon a produces a destructible wealth, calendars, that will be the signal Force may shelve its fast jets in fujieq felenhons 5% ofd 8 arles - . National awards are $300 college morrow in the Claypool Hotel.;and an undetermined. sum . was And that, if you think it over That's the way Allison does it, Using the Russian equivalent of ‘sien a stern slowly. 18 what ini Sa going. all ox once 5 almost all at our outmoded 1940 model fight- American Lon 4 {scholarships in girls’ record and Mr. Harvey, whose firm has -a taken from the register. about three years, then put the job to take in¥Tentory, counting “Going Too Fast?” industry out, of business, — nuts and bolts and strings and Qur piiots have slowed their Hamifion Mig Co 5s

U. 8. Army headquarters in of 1945 attached io a tank batback of the book. the farmer out of bandages. possibility the Chinese Reds suc-| weichts from 240 to 270 pounds Prices. Good beef cows sold at ithe Daily Worker that America voting. then remind you that mi- tOWN that some auto dealers are the United States to divert any 279 to 310 pounds showed prices 3!um and good beef and sausage Pennington, 429 Parkway. Castle Film Cuff this “Christmas Tree-ing” the COUrage the Chinese Reds to { Most vealer prices jumped 50; Mr. Pennington, a truck driver, As Burglar iuoblie industry has ays the golden eggs Buyers !0 & long, hard fight to drive Asrashite Collieries com Prices rose 50 cents to. $1 on Indianapolis since 1931. He was eriili com a He SPECIAL standing installment credit onilonger than a good one. siribéd as “sitting tight to see cic Luewie: com - brought $26.50 to $28. Common garet L.: feels that a1 passenger took adgs Composition ; have been no reports of Russian Cont-Cer-Na Men's the figure now. On April 30 of gets around, accessory - forcing P Noon estimates of Teceipts| anapolis. : { The United Cab driver picked. Family Pinance com puted, is $3.6 billion. ever, that the United States may DE aah eatts, Co eum 82 MPH Insi d h ide City {there is the Griddle Restaurant, I GET A A stock di- - Accent Three I H ILLINOIS SHOE REPAIR s Wat Co com . 2 NOW 18 NT wealth that| I:like it too. It gives you the It already has committed parts|ind i CL ean | Pruitt St. was arrested early to-|P ater Ca © hey Me doing... Marine Division, now en route indpis {around the building, return to the Cars depreciate rapidly. p ing Infantry Division (Army) at Ft. Iynch | Exchange, called. An announcement may, Nat Homes com 31 girls in rural communities have; Police reported 34 arrests for the cash register. remove some /tle head-holding here and there ordered additional from N Ind Pub Svce pfd | ation factor which keeps the > [charges and seven for other traf-| . Pubitc Serv of Schwitzer- rat, om otd* t t a new one, trading in. our old All Out at Allison he nation’s atom bomb carrier. so or Ohioan to Speak picious, ‘Mr. Ester investigated.) County winners in each will Stokely van Camp oid 0 fein t to the N 1 =H rips ‘to the National 1-H Con- Y 2 one that has to be repiaced every for a two Weeks vacation, wild or the“South Korean conflict because Union giitle Corp., will speak at a luncheon Young said $20 was missing from 8) “ee If cars lasted forever, we could once. ers, have had more luck in the Ee J $n : Sane] canning, and leather-cased scis- branch Indianapolis, will speak| Folie suspect .a former em. Uhings. int & Color 88 64... Super-Launching

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|dents during Natibnal Farm The Joint chiefs of staff believe ;,o sold at $23 to $23.50, A few’ . : : Korea, Services Saturday talion. Later he was transferred 3 The unions point out, and quite Shooting the Goose eed in making a beachhead. Igo) in |ine with the drop, bring. Soo: Common and medium moved Walter rorces “encouraged typical sout bulls sold steady at $22 to $24. be at 1:30 p. m. Saturday in the _lagain loading cars with acces- 8round troops from South Korea! from $21 to $22. 25 paid, while {in Korea. norities always elect our Presi- 28 8 Seil.or. Rest SINCE CONTROLS were lifted cars. Either you took the acces- launch an attack across the chan-| = rooney = cents higher. ‘Good and choice for Kingan & Co. died yesterday rhe 49% pid Be : y On June 30 of last year the know what is being done to them, the North Korean Reds. back gil £ § native spring lambs. Good anda member .of Bethel “Baptist, Plies. His Trade i . stMerrill ofd 4%% CATS at a little more than $2.3' And that isn't the worst. They oh" (oii be a one or a Cummins Eos com and medium sold at $23 to $26. Pearl and Alice Ann; a son, Her-|vantage of him early today. Local - MALF SOLES Jeilg mae ava ® Halt Soles y activity. this year it had reached $3.47 dealers may wonder where their were: hogs, $425: cattlé ‘1100: . up a young man downtown after Family Finance 3% ofa . That's climbing fast, up 44 per be forced to use three to‘six di-/}ome T & id 8 p 44 Per orced to us ee 10°six di Charged with driving 82 miles Which was closed for the night. Mich Slee 4% oid ere a few minutes.” 18 8. Nlinois St. stays put, like gold in the holai\0Wdown on- p Water’ co” si’ ora Le AWar rograms day in the 1800 block of W. 16th the West Coast, Reliable | Yotfarson ‘National Lite com 12 | front and open th that $3.6 billion will have melted PhON® number too, and something teas: tore cle Officer John Mickey, pen the door with! lion dollars will"have been eaten/ And some days when I see the come this week. 4 Pub gerv 31 been accepted for the current speeding in the 24 hours ending thing from under tHe counter, Mallory com economy going. We work and wh around récord In various phases fe violat fons. { MINUTES elasped. ‘The meter Exchange. thought of using the Giant B-36, Ross Gear 100 btm eee Ind G & Ec So far, President Truman has not one and a din sash, Lyl Har 1 d,|Both doors were Ading WHEN ALLISON receive nonor- medals and state le © arvey, (Clevelan Spex 214 there! few years. e they are too fast. North Koreans, gress in Chicago next November. meeting of the Kiwanis Club to- the cigar box under the counter make enough for everybody In| About 500 will #emain on the mountainous Korean terrain. Bide 4 ‘{sors in dress revue. County ex-on ‘Business Operations - Under Ployse or patron. jets to 400 miles per hour, but pio Public Loan Bb: 64

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