Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1950 — Page 15

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hrough Korea Conflict mwas mans UN Representative Told fo Abstain PE See Noybort.

From Supporting Military Decisions : By ERNIE HILL, Times Special Writer

It started Monday when four ma jor prices 1 cent per loaf-—an in-

bakeries raised bread!

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, July 21—King Farouk, irked at the Crease which also added a 1-cent! 4

western world for a number of reasons, is determined to steer Egypt state sales tax to the commodity. Acting as one, the women reWhile he dislikes communism King Farouk has many com- fused to buy the bread and turned plaints against the west and can see distinct advantiges in 'neu:|to their ovens. | All except one of the 57 grocers jof the area found it necessary

resentative, Mahmoud Fawzi Bey, » . {to quit buying from the bakeries. says he has been instructed to er Vice mits Here | abstain from supporting the peace J boro began shipping bread in at,

{the former price. Grocers reported

being executed by Gen. Mac- 5: {a land office business. Arthur. | W in I S Fawzi Bey is outspoken on the |

along the narrow road of neturality in the Korean clash.

trality in case the fighting leads to 4d global war, ‘s United Nations rep-,

organization's military effort now

pasic reasons. Egyptians at Lake Success fill in those he fails to mention, Egypt claims: i ONE-—The U. N. should have intervened with military fogce to stop Jewish Sigarders against. There was a “static front” to-! Arabs in Palestine. "day in the war ma w il TWO—=The United States has zation situation ih Indinee supported the Jews in getting a . foothold in the Arab world, THREE Britain for genera-

Opposition to Guard Plans Mounting By GALVY GORDON

National Guardsmen awaited interpretation of Guard activa3 tion plans from State Adjutant tions exploited Egypt, particularly i in its administration of the Sen. Robinson Hitchcock who | lucrative Suez Canal. ew to Washington yesterday to

FOUR-—France is classed along with Britain as a colonial power that rules many Arabs in North Africa and is producing a world trouble spot in Indochina. = FIVE ~~ King Farouk is

Gen.

to return to Indianapolis over.the week-end.

an Considerable opposition

life in an unfavorable manner, partment plans to activate Guard (He recently ordered his two units on a “piecemeal” sisters, married here, back to Egypt.) ‘UN Not Consulted’ Egyptians were quick to agree] with King Farouk's decisions, Meanwhile, 500 men and 26 ofclaiming that United States sent ficers of the 20-year-old 16th) military forces to Korea without Marine Infantry Battalion in Infirst consulting the U. N. !diamapolis were on “standby” Some outspoken Egyptians say orders and instructed to move] their country would like to re- “within 10 days after receiving | main free from involvement for mobilization orders.” All other business reasons as well as for Marine Corps Reserve organized those other reasons that find their ground units were “alerted.”

and his ‘mother 38th

single fighting unit. | Marines Alerted !

country lukewarm to British,! ‘Other developments were: French and American commit} ONE: The second best day in ments. “Korean crisis” enlistments was

UC vate, eriticized Egypt|TocoTded at foint Army-Air Force for “failing to go along with the; Conter re yesterday with 65 United Nations” The Egyptian Men. Total July enlistments at| delegate then snapped back at{Soubined enter stood at 419 as the Briton referring to the “pre- i Jeera and Le gure vious laxities and delays of the = 8 ! : S571. Security Council which permitted TWO: Other services also repremeditated and savage attacks ported a steady stream of en-|

ainst the innocent ple of listments. July totals in the In-| a ine. Peo diana Navy district stood at 174)

: lwith “target unlimited.” Marines) ? ti a “We Ro cease Reported the July figure now ati aa 61, with no apparent change in| fire resolution, because it did not 0 40 (aused b sterday’s| imply action which goes as far as ‘ ¥ Yesarfays, war."

“alerting” of reserves. | “The freedom of Egypt and its THREE: National Guard ranks government must be respected.-

iwere holding their own. Strength “We work for nothing but figures of the 38th Division was peace; we have no colonies: we 1513 men. Many were accepting] are reminding everyone around discharge to join the regular | this table and those outside that!

but replacements we are in control of our sover-| Lo eignty. { 5 , . “The British delegate does not, like our decisions; he is free not) y ll jec

to like it, and we are free to not

like his not liking it.” ! . Jebb in response, suggested To Call in St that they settle their argument; outside the Security Council chamber, { Egyptians at lake success are|

most outspoken in criticism of ‘No Further Orders’ colonial policies and colonial ad-|

ministration. They also are sensi-| There are 19,555 officers and tive to every effort to bolster men in Indiana subject to call for Israel in the midst of the. Arab active military service as members wera, ; bie. for. peace nal’ National Guard or organized “We, too, 0 3 : : against aggression,” said a lead- Army Reserve units, : ing Egyptian, “but we certainly] Fifth Army headquarters disagree with your country, Bri- spokesmen in Chicago said, howtain and France in many things. ever, they have received no further Of course our religion precludes orders to start calling the reser-! Communism. The Arab world has visis and guardsmen into uniform.| had too many generations of ex- Indiana is included in the 13-state ploitation. It wants its political area which comprises the Fifth and economic freedom from all of Army area. { the great powers.” | Figures released by headquar-

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iand the total {force at 12,141, The Reserve breakdown showed 7550 Hoosiers were in the enlisted ranks and 4591 were officers subject to call. Ranked 4th in Area

i The Hoosier state ranked fourth {in both enlisted and officer reserve {manpower within the area. Other high-ranking states were Illinois with 25,380, Michigan with 14,989, {and Missouri with 13,180. | Officers In Chicago said they {were ready to start calling up the 188,700 total Guard and Organized {Reserves in the area.

{orders for several Regular Army {units have been issued from

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SERMON OF THE WEEK |

Today, a bakery in Murfrees-

leads to another.

| sugar, one of the big depart- | ment | that the pantry pile-up, plus the picnic season, has created a run on something else,

Michigan Women Open. Boycott on Coffee

confer with Pentagon officials. Michigan women protested today Hitchcock, also state Se- that food prices are rising too lective Service head, was expected [ast

Auxiliary Council called upon its Jwas (members to launch a coffee boyavowed enemy of American publi- mounting among state and local Ott in protest against spiralling cations that report his personal officials to projected Defense De- Prices,

basis. erts both of whom were Under this plan, the all-Hoosier sales resistance will bring dowd Infantry Guard Division exorbitant coffee prices, {would not go into the field as a have risen three times in the past two weeks.”

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"This is real,” 500 Indianapolis Marine Corps Reserves told themselves today following “alert” orders. Here, Sgt. Lloyd Imel, 6219 Windsor Dr. member of the 16th Marine Infantry Battalion, fries on his hat to see if the old Marine "spit and polish” is still

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