Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1950 — Page 7

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Noth Kore Occupation—

‘Landlord Switch ~ Confuses People

Currency Now Has No Value; Plants Blasted, Authority Gone y FRED SPARKS WONSAN, North Korea, Nov. 3 (CDN) —For the firs time since the Kremlin Development Co. began collecting property like in a real estate boom, one of its secondary

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What is happening to the average tenant who has so] suddenly switched landlords? SE J

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& erated Iocals what to do. So far

. of North Korea except for their

“are declared ruined, ridiculous:

- Joe Stalin.

“chewing gum. And why go to]

‘affairs chiefs.”

“T assure you he's as con- 10 Severin Post |

fused as a zoo-residing leop- | ard evicted from his cage. Over-| “Tas been]

Search Widened For Student Nurse CHARLESTON, W. Va., Nov. 3. ere (UP)—Search. for a 17-year-old Poles Sentence Six student nurse who apparently was abducted by her former teacher five days ago swung to the Southwest today. ‘ State police said they have ra-'agency said today in a Warsaw dioed Clayton, N. M.; authorities dispatch that four Poles had been Present a variety show, to watch for Lewis G. Daniel, 35- ‘sentenced to death by a-military ber Follies,” Tuesday at 7 year old divorced high school in- court for atomie, military, eco-/at Veterans Hospital

taught right, red and reliable

and revolting Including posters of| :

Currency, for instance. What if. the bundle of bills in your pants pocket (not to mention your First! National Bank account) suddenly wouldn't buy one single stick of|

work tomorrow if you'd be paid| in useless notes? Money Loses Value | That's the story here. A wad] of North Korean won is now as valuable ‘as - an international: treaty. ! The Red government has gone north (Narth Manchuria) for the winter. Its army is either killed, | captured or playing hide and seel| with our Gls in the horrible hills. . North Korea's industrial plants| have been creamed like a string of erecter sets tramped on by. rogue elephants. Authority gone, plus valuables gone equals national bankruptcy. The situation recalls Germany in the spring of 1945 when a pack of Yankee cigarets would buy {ts weight in thousand-mark notes. Yes, city-dwelling. North Xoreans engaged in making, selling and buying things are unemployed because nobody knows what kind of coin to pay them. If they have anything léft (thanks to the aviators whe-only destroyed 85 per cent of Wonson) they visit peas-

Vincent J. Dolzen

Vincent J. Dolzen, former general manager of the Shelburne Hotel, New York City, has assumed ‘the managership of the Hotel Severin. Mr. Dolzen, who has managed several New York hotels, starthis career in 1937 In the food | control department of the Hotel Plaza, New York. | He was executive assistant | manager of the Ambassador Hotel, Washington, D. C., during | World War II, ; : Mrs. Dolzen and his daughter expect to join him in Indian_apolis later this month. ’

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UN to Advise The United Nations — whose flag flies over American troops ' i and graves in Korea—is supposed =} to have some agents advising lib- = 2

the United Nations is a ghost or-: ganization around here although * expected momentarily. | Meanwhile, our military is try-| fng to unscramble the civillan| mess. Young combat officers have been pulled out of foxholes and popped behind desks as ‘civil

A neat attempt by President Rhee to take over as the troops; rolled forward was blocked by | Army and State Department peo-!

S Now...to relieve atched a handpicked mayor and | distresswithout foo South Korean coppers to, run | 40sing, rub on. the town. They were quietly mov-/ ing in when an Army officer heard Tw about it and checked with “state.” The official word: South Koreans must keep their hands out

doughfoots under American command. President Rhee ‘sputtered and. fumed but agreed to abide by the United Nations decision. Copyright, 1850, for The Indianapolis Times

Ford Leases Tucker Plant’ WHO A | Yo Build Airplane Meless Bell System? || 3 AGO, ‘Nov. ‘3 (UP)--The ‘ vr Sanh Co. i signed Air WHO distributes it?

Force letter contracts authorizing it to take over a huge surplus war

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car. with nurse Ann Tabor. She ehalf of “Anglo-American intel-| : rote ducing supplies of copper and Heh ober! Lp formerly a student in his ligence.” . Walter Reuter P sts lother metals be rescinded until Bri

Another defendant was _sen-. u. S. Copper Cutback lan “Interested parties” had been enced to life imprisonment and| DETROIT, Nov. 3 (UP) consulted. a six - 0 1% years imprisonment, President Wilter P. Reuther of!

the. agency sald. be eI Pi ckli C bo < ————————— ema the O United Auto Workers Pickin ucum rs For Economic Spying ! } ‘today protested to the Commerce! 9:

FRANKFURT, G x PLAN VARIETY SHOW ermany, Nov. Ladies Auxiliary of th i«p Department a cut back in copper 3 (UP)—The Polish PAP news War Veterans DR e Jewish which he said “will seriously 0f pickling cucumbers involves gin in the House of Commons to 08 NO, Ha will affect production in our indus- fermentation in which the physi- 31x members. “Novem- try.” | cal structure of the vegetable is, Conservative H. F. Lawrence A5p.m.! In. a. telegram to Commerce changed so that it can take up Turned polled 27,582 votes against on Cold Secretary Charles Sawyer, Reu- readily sugar, vinegar and other 20,365 for Laborite 8. ‘Kersland

classes, 44 : z ‘England be § (UP)—A conservative victory

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