Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1950 — Page 5

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War's Balance Sheet— °C Good and Bad News From Hot and Cold War Fronts

~~ Free Nations Move in One Direction ~~ ~~ ~~

While Reds Push Forward in Another By HARRY FERGUSON, United Press Foreign News Editor |< Balance sheet for the week between good news and bad in the {hot and cold wars:

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[threatening gestures against : Tibet. ONE — United Nations troops, THREE-Chances of stabilizing have reached tne North Korean Germany through negotiation border with far fewer casualties with the Communists become than anticipated: The campaigniworse every day. Secretary of |piosgéded so fast that when the/State Acheson said another meet- | Marines made a landing on the ing of the Big Four—the AmeriS|Korean East Coast— planned can, British, Russian and French =/three weeks ago—they found our|foreign ministers—would be use- = troops in possession of Wonsan|less so long as Moscow continued Sand Bob Hope waiting to enter-to violate the agreements it al=/tain them. {ready had made with the West. TWO—The tough policy that! The cold war in Berlin apparently was successful = against Com-'i8 going to get worse this winmunism in Korea apparently ister, although it is doubtful that going to be continued. President |it will ‘flame into armed conflict, Truman served rotice that un- ANG EEL less Russia agreed to a realistic Jacobs, Brownson disarmament policy, the United States would Ru to build To Debate Tomorrow up its armed forces and resist] Another debate on the political aggression. The American dole- issues between Rep. Andre w gation In the United Nations an- Jacobs, Demecratic candidate for nounced it would use the vets if re-election, and Charles Brownnecessary to continue Trygve Lie Son, GOP Congress nominee, has in office as Secretary General. Jt been arranged for 8:30 p. m. towas his action that made possible morrow at the Antlers Hotel. the decisive and rapid defense of The debate is sponsored by the South Korea. local division of Americans for

THREE—Plans for the defense Democratic Action, : been prominently mentioned for that the high echelon Communist|

of Western Europe are proceeding . . despite differences on details. The | i defense ministers of the North F R T ° ington tomorrow on a proposal to creat an integrated European army, "an international chief of staff and a supreme commander Gen. Dwight D. Eeisenhower. has the top command post. Bad News ONE-—Almost every mile of] North Korean territory conquered| } covers another atrocity committed ON by the Communists. Both South) > Korean sympathizers and soldiers have been dmong the victims. | There appears to be little chance] commanders ever will be brought to the bar of justice because most of them have gone over the border into Red China or Fussia. TOMORROW nism continues to make thrusts) against what it considers the soft! spot in the lineup of the democ-! retreat in Indo-China and the Chinese Communists are making! One blonde and one bru- | if nette. One boy and one girl. | 7:00 M . * ® match them? Try it in The _ worth $1000 in cash prizes. m3 DRIVE-IN FLOWER MART 225 West 16th St.

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