Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1950 — Page 10

bois “ % xX 3

PAGE 10. re ‘Divide and Conquer’ _— :

Communists Planning

Bad Feeling Object of Reds’ Program... In Event Free Nation Battles Russia By FRED B. HUBBARD, Times Foreign Correspondent BRISBANE, Australia, Sept. 4- Believing Uncle Sam's GI's will eventually be based again in Austrtiia, € omrmies” here “have| cooked up a plot based on the “divide and conquer” idea. ~~ Their plan calls for promoting bad feeling between Aussies, and any American troops that night be sent Down Under in’ future, tusslés with the Reds. As revealed to me, Red strategv is to aggravate normal irritations and frictions that arise when troops of one nation are stationed in another in wartime,

selves an ‘undying reputation as hard-drinking Casanovas. It's doubtful if this Communist ~technique-— could — serfousily Australians and Americans.

with in sabotaging Aussie-Yank relations. What happened in the last war points up how dangerous their plan could be. Some Bad Feeling In those days, as was to be sxpected, a . certain amount of had feeling and brawls broke out netween Aussies and Yanks over girls, beer and a host of other reasons. There were even grimmer times -when-feeling-ran-so-high-diggers P ind doughboys blazed away at Red techniques are usually world-! ach other with guns and army | Wide. Our fighting men, therefore 5 . and police riot squads had to be: could well run up against the , ‘alled out. same plot in other countries as Fortunately for the war effort, planned here by Stalin's stooge: most Aussies and Yanks kept Cont gn To Toaiaapoly Times their tempers harnessed. But it -

night have been different had Top (Qualit Rice

require to weaken a joint U. 8.Australian war effort. Undercover Men In a war with-Hussia; of course, known Communists here would undoubtedly~be heaved into internment camps. But Red leaders here are reported to be confident they have enough unknown undercover men to carry Communist plans through.

wctive subversive forces ‘been at ~vork intensifying bad feeling and | ‘rictions. It will be different if American Phili forces come to Australia again, | ine 0d according to the Red plan. May Pick Fights One Communist tactic will be Seek Increase in. ‘o pick a fight with a GI over wav some remark. he's made, then| Nutritional Value ihriek to any nearby Aussies that | Times Forelgn Service he “bloody Yank” has “insulted! MANILA, P. I, Sept. 4 —AmerAustralia.” dcan know-how” has enabled the In a pub jammed with Aussies Philippine Institute of Nutrition ind Yanks, or on a crowded to extend its work toward destreet, the tactic could easily start | velopment of top quality rice. he riot the Communists intend| Research apparatus is now en t should. route from the United States. It| The beauty of this plot is that will be used to improve the food, Sn past experience, it wouldn't be value of this vital Philippine | hard to get an American to find |staple. some fault with Australia. More- | - Already 37 varieties -of the over, the Communist agent—un-| starchy grain have been analyzed known as such to police—would | by institute technicians. There Appear as an ordinary patriotic | tests aim not only to determine citizen whose. country had Reg) colative food values, but to cor{nsulted. relate these with yield and variw. Bashing’ Technique Hous sofls where rice is grown. ‘Bashing” is another technique’ Institute officials plan an addithe comrades plan to use. It calls|¢jona) year of research and defor Red goons to gang up on an|yejopment. By that time through + igh serviceman and beat comparative proximate analysis of essential amino acids, vitamins a The ea belind ths cute trick and mineral content, they expect TEE Ir insensibility are he's) 1g have developed richer rice va“Aussies” are fed up, for Various sola adaptable. “to particular Mdzons, with having the Yanks) They foresee, around. Anti-American whispering cam- made possible bY Am he jp paigns-are also a part of the Com- pe res munist munist bag of tn of tricks. ka. They intend this vitamin-packed item of the Philippine diet.

duction hohy aise and pt ana dhe foo vo Dalle Ne fag. mes. lying by by 1 als servicemen. TTT.

Bad Checks in Window

lary HN pron y Beane Casanovas u at least, many Aussles would not take ay con-|Put Bite on Chiselers vincing. In the last war, our] BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP)—A | servicemen here earned them-|Birmingham restaurant a tor believes he has a sure way of “Say It With Flowers” J collecting on bad. checks. Arthur Greenwood pastes the | checks in the cafe window for | public display, He had checks | that bounced pasted in his win{dow to the amount of nearly $700. | i The checks were from $1 to $170. . He said the system helps him in several ways: 1. Some people return quickly {and make the check good to get {their names out of his window. 2. People recognize signatures

FLORAL CO.

3837 E. 10+h St.

~ KEYSTONE

AMERICA'S FINEST UMINUM M SCR

BL-2417

AL N STOR EENS " . WINDOWS AND DOORS {and tip him off where he can loa CREE ONY cate the man who gave him the KEYSTONE ALLOYS OF mDiANA Jf 2! (tieck

| 3. The system _. notifies bad {check artists to steer clear of his

in | Fall Term | Begins September 5 5

Day and Evening Sessions | Arrange to start with the new classes Tuesday, day or evening.

to 9:00 P. M. This is the

Indiana Business College | of Indianapolis. The others are at Marion, Muncie, Logansport, Anderson, Kokomo, Lafayette, Columbus, Richmond and

All- Approved for G.kL Training re

Ways to Promote U.S;

split] The! comrades themselves are said to

Wartime, with its tensions, } frayed nerves, shortages and. re- concede as much, °° | L strictions, can give the Kremlin) These og are (Ene, remlins a good tool to work however, ‘to help creale chaotic g g conditions ‘Red fifth columnists

Chi,

with progress

1 Offices will be: open. continuously that day from 8:00 AM. EH S—

| Vincennes—Ora | E. Butz, President. yess gporserama dee t

For Bulletin, see, write or phone. the nearest 1.B.C. or Fred W. | | Case, Principal

Central Business College.

Indiana Business College Building ¥ i i LI ncoln 8337

rk ’hiitd ik

Eo a= 3 pe $i sawn

y = and re rp a rg = aia 4h 5 « : -

- ei }

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Sa TSA TE LM IIo Gr

mg 0 oh Se a TR Re et ii Be MN I cae — y = we . = » v # te : - A “ -

Sees Grandparents Off

I's

| ———————

It. must. be..remembered. that SE

Photo by Bil --Oates, Times Staff Photographer. Six-year-old Billy’ Lee Blythe, Delphi, went to Weir Cook “Municipal Airport this week to see his grandparents off to New |

| York. Just in case the regular airliner was grounded, Billy brought

his own plane. He shows how it can peel off in a right bank.

"Local High School Paper Winners Named

Winning - Indianapolis highiBroad Ripple Riparian, Arsenal school newspapers in the annual Technical Cannon, Southport’ contest held by the Indiana Uni- Perry News and Manual Training: |versity Chapter of Sigma Delta Booster, honorary professional jour-! . gecond class awards: nalism fraternity, have been an-| gpeedway Speedette, Crispus nounced. | Attucks Tiger, Warren Central

First class honors went to the!Owl and Ben Davis Spotlight,

Something to Shout About! |

DOWNSTAIRY at WASSON'M |

Large pockets, trimmed with . gilt buttons. . Red, brown or

A. Large plaid woven gingham f_ with white broadcloth

blouse top. LS { blue plaids. Sizes : ‘410 6x. $1981] a o_o, : - / LN

~ Toddlers" and Kindergarten | DRESSES

B. Plaid woven gingham with white waffle pique cuffs, collar and

FALL SEEDING roel

= Beautiful lawn at Modest Cost

Give your lawn the famous ‘Sells. beauty treatment right now. First TURF BUILDER to assugp good health and color; then Scotts SEED for a thick carpet of luxuriant grass.

Scotti LAWN SEED

Finest quality permanent grasses for fall seeding. You need: only a third as much becouse of the millions of healthy sure growing seeds in each package. 1 1b—$1.55 5 Ibs—$7.65 - SPECIAL PUEP - For quick, easy | lawn Svs for deep yppos. pet ho. e § rectments $9.95 1 1b—3$1.25 5 Ibs-36.15

C. E. GRIENER (0. i

Sales and Service

TURF BUILDER Complete grassfood, 25 Ibs—3$2.50 feeds 2500 sq #1.

Soli. SPREADERS

Retail F Power | Lawn Mowers—Garden Tractors—Soil Tillers 3

"n Course and Lawn Equipment’ > ¥ SF xc MA-4528

| us CHILDREN'S SHOP — Downstairs s

vest.. Red or blue plaids. Sizes 4 to bx. $1.98

C. Toddler's. 2-tone dress. Plajn broadcloth with white dotted té6p. Tie sash and full sleeves. Red & white or blue & white. Sizes

| to 3 $1.98

—.

Mail and Phone’ ( RI. 7411) Ore s Filled 5 0

IEEE

| PETS RAC

YOUR LIGHT-WEIGHT (0AT - Now!

. Your Winter coat LATER with the 100% wool J warmer zippeéd-in!

(Coat pictured in 1009; wool

gabardine. Sizes 8 to 18.

Y 100% Wool Gabardines

V100% Wool

Tweeds

| y 100% Wool

Fleeces

Priced to Save | You Dollars!

hon ia MONDAY, SEPT. 4, 1950

100% WOOL COATS One of the BEST buys of the season! Classic boxy style with attractive gored back or flattering belted styles, 100% wool gabardine, tweed or fleece with 100%, wool zip-in warmer. Expen"sively tailored to look much more than its tiny price! -Button-up collar, large cuffs and side pockets. - Wine, Green, Taupe, Red, Kelley, Grey or Black. Misses’ and Women’s sizes 8 tb 18.

. 8 WAYS TO BUY—CHARGE, LAY-AWAY, DEFERRED

Mail and Phone (R1.7411) Orders Filled

- FASHION COATS—Downstairs at Wasson's

a —

inside to we simnf yORE=Y barker 3 “Hurry, } Then was in § hurry-hu group of miliar co Tries D IT HI to the m is the wa convince had a ba That with the Loy slep and the ticket sel was a f long live Lou c: ual chan; admits ir might ex represent the show I was talker or punching TWO his answi That 1

Talks State F. the bark

Sur

“WASH about the powder tc War Asse in such a Now t tions of Army's kt materials Take costly ite a surplus how, tha! shops ane the years

What |

SOME at .retail, bought ¢ Gls, can nine penn h surplus p Army five-gallo with spri and all-w Teepe parachute -c08t. $8.3 sun hats Air F electrical at a. doll $6. 45. G ‘G

Evan Susp

Eo EVAN} - An acqua -cock, 44, pickax as service s day as a Sheriff fused to ¢ “But he s ~ man” an the arres } importan "tion. Mr. Ha in the ri terday, tl ax imbaa battered Sheriff pect was skirts of: Vanderbu . questionir * was abou H Mr. H times wit ant who unconscio ment - firs newspape body ab § Hancock & "The mo 3 bery, She : tween $4 i from a bh vending 1 2 ice Static H Young > early ‘ye body.

‘M : “He w . . he recog cause th killer,” t! most gor The pi a 4-foot | cock’s sk times ba on the r * on the le There other clu spite a Sheriff » he adde © seemed t #4 the Hom