Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1950 — Page 16

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“AND FR AMES Moscow's Motives te * of the Lorgest | By PETER LISAGOR 4 3: Stocks In the | WASHINGTON, Dec. 19—Soviet po Middle West {propagandists continue to set up

‘the Japanese soldier as a menacing straw man. And their current motive is troubling officials here. When the Moscow radio and {press first started charging the United States with creating a Japanese army, it was regarded las a calculated move to incite the {Chi Communists to enter the|. |Korean War. Ultimately, the Chinese did enter Korea. Although the reasons can only be guessed at, this proipaganda line was considered a i factor. Now the Moscow boys are re- | newing their charges which has provoked the State Department into calling it a “naked lie.” The State Department obviousily wants to knock over this straw {man before the Soviets get a [crack at him, May Have Two Alms The Communists may have two aims in mind, according to dipllomatic informants. They may [be planning more direct aid ‘to ithe Chinese Communists and/or {they may be building up to a fu-

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Still Have Prisoners Another point that isn’t for{gotten among officials here is the well-grounded. suspicion that the Russians failed to repatriate large numbers of Japanese prisoners of war after World War IIL Protests have been lodged with Moscow, but without results. The possibility is not overlooked that these prisoners,. ostensibly including many officers, have been

given the full Communist indocRegulars—Stouts trination course. Experts on Longs Soviet tactics say this isn't done

for purely cultural reasons and that some use of them must be in the cards at a time and place to suit the Kremlin string-pullers.|-Copyright, 1950, . for The Indianapolis Times

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son Carey Memorial Chapel and (gifts of music and singing to hos{|W pital patients by visiting groups yl | throughout the week, Ministers who will speak during ithe half hour services Thursday “beginning at 12:30 p. m. and closling at 2 p. m. are: Dr. Jean S. Milner, pastor of the Second | Presbyterian Church; Dr. Claude |M. McClure and Dr. Ralph O. { Pearson, hospital chaplains. | Dr. Edmund A. Krause, Miss Judith Ann Pieper, Miss Rosaline |Gerber, Miss Jean Wright and Miss Orie Spaulding will sing.

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PROVINCETOWN, Mass. (UP) lB — a doctor, called to treat a ‘patient with a broken leg, called a carpenter to help. The leg was fartificial. ’

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