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Washington Calling— New ‘Pentagon’ Underground - Costs Millions

Tunneling Started on Project

Near Maryland-Pennsylvania Line By SCRIPPS-HOWARD NEWSPAPERS WASHINGTON, Feb. 10—Underground “Pentagon,” costing millions, is being built in mountains near Mary-

land-Pennsylvania border.

Tunneling is now in progress. More land is being

World Report—

West Alert to Signs Tha Plot Attack Upon Yugoslavia

U. S. Gets Bases

For Bombers

By GORDON CUMMING Compiled from the Wire Services

Recent intelligence reports

and other ominous signs hint that Soviet satellites in eastern Europe are plotting a spring attack on Yugoslavia, it was revealed in Washington yesterday.’ The indications were strong enough to prompt discussions

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _______ :

N.Y. Chinese All for U.S.

_ By ERNIE HILL NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (CDN)-—Chinese leaders in New York City’s Chinatown are planning to call a giant national meeting to declare their opposition to Peiping’s Communist regime. The meeting, according to present plans, would be held in either Chicago or Washington. The rally would be expected to show that the

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t Soviet Satellites

During Spring Pro

Doubt That Russ Will Enter Fray

would mean the loss of any war at this time, “I am convinced that Russia will not start a ‘hot war’ and may even cease waging the ‘cold war’ as soon as it realizes that any aggression will be made by a determined western defense front,” he sald. “Russia does not want

Our Fair City—

Anti-Gambling

posal Facing

Er-Ah-Long Odds

House Committee Refuses To Recommend Passage By The Times Staff : CITY GAMBLING fraternity and hangers-on still doubt bill banning possession of lottery, pool tickets, other

lly with the At- i i journey, which sought. among Western powers as to United States has nothing to fear from the Chinese I a So gambling devices will pass General Assembly to become y ow. Making Defense Department won't talk about it, calls it “a wha! mucus might be here in case this country goes to war against the suffer a gigantic defeat.” law. 1a . pos A

is the fact that Lawrence River assable for ships hs of every year. r railroads have 1 have to have n't do business would still have

its March convention. were completed, attacked. The agreements are de- doubt concerning their opposition to Peiping Com In a ho on the: oid iversion of bill to recommend. pigger subsidies, Price-wage control: No rollback in wages coming; no con- ~ figned to strengthen de- munism. - Avenue Ca’ Selvatica in Red

onstruction, aludson Bay north of wheat moves

Signal Corps installation.” But big project, spread over thousands of acues, is close to President's Shangri-La mountain residence, close to Gen. Eisenhower's new farm

in Gettysburg area.

Best guess: That project will assure continued operation of command, communications, in case we're

sumer rationing in sight.

Democratic Party officials still pick personnel. For instance: In Iowa, State Democratic Chairman Jake More makes an-

The reports also partly underlie recent American agreements with France and Britain for close co-ordination

3 of air bases ringing the Medi-

terranean where American fighters and bombers might be based.

fenses of the so-called southern flank in eastern Europe, it was said on high authority.

Peiping government.

ing World War IL

They hope it will head off any movement to .intern Chinese in case of war as Japanese were dur-

Along Mott St. and Mulberry St., Chinatown’s leading citizens want there to be no confusion or

Of this area’s 30,000 Chinese, it was estimated last summer that about 3 per cent—or 1000—were

Italy THE life of the “Communist Party of Italy, Bolshevist,” today had become a race against time. Three weeks are left before the party, 30 years old, holds

Bologna, meanwhile, two former Communist organizers are laying the lines for a new na-

Although House Public Morals Committee passed bill back to legislators for second House reading, committee refused to recommend passage. Ruckus raised by city, county officials and church groups failed to unify committee members on any one

As for “Little FBI Bill,” giving state Attorney General supreme law enforcement power, all is lost. Cone

A steady anti - Yugoslav ’ fidential word is bill will D0 ough nouncement about permanent and temporary staff members to = propaganda campaign by sy mpatiieiie Io Reiping's en as . are that many left ro ign TO ormer freeze to death in House Hudson Straits run Price Stabilization. And Al J, Loveland, defeated Democratic eastern Europe and the Soviet Doubts are now he ete y Partisans Valdo Magnani and

Li relatively small, which probably

candidate for Senator, takes over as Iowa director.

Justice Department soon will set up special unit to

drives-by John L. Lewis’ men

lent credence to the recent reports regarding the chances of an attack by Hungary, Bul-

Nations.

since Peiping began to wage war on the United

Aldo Cucchi, who broke with the party over its blind allegiance to Russia. Both are

Judiciary A Committee, where members won't even listen to efforts to amend it,

o complete, and handle enforcement. It'll be pave ystially meant violence, Sala 2nd Romania on Marshal ERRATA ERATE EERE EARNER RENEE ERNE RRO Rr aT ar rsa nareannee snes still congressmen in Parlia- saying in Loemters too much - oods . us a office, ically scarce la: Hko Justice's Wx unit wich Number of non-union miners The possibility has been ured rights to air bases in The announcement was made kh CH refused their res City quick-money boys therehan strengthened further by a prench Morocco and the Near simutaneously by Prime Min- , .

nises’

Internal Revenue; will operate as supervisory clearing house, with field prosecutions handled by federal attorneys. Price Boss Michael V. Di-

has been growing. Central and western Pennsylvania is about 20 per cent non-union, Ohio 30 per cent. Some 15 per cent of total bituminous coal production comes from mines not organized by UMW-—including

recent increase of satellite armed forces high above World War II peace treaty limits. The growth of satellite troops is estimated officially at about 120 per cent

East. Accords have been made with the British and French governments under North Atlantic Treaty defensive planning.

Hence, aggression against

{ster Shigeru Yoshida and John Foster Dulles, U. 8. special State Department adviser, heading a mission here to pave the way for a peace treaty with Japan.

Under federal police guard against assassination the two are racing to get their statement of principles out before the Cominform party's convention, :

fore are looking forward to end of session, hopefully prediet “heat” will be off after that.

Meanwhile, “business as usual” is NOT rule here. Most big shots coast as police con-

Resourceful pigeon seen at

P. Swift, Perry Salle is unhappy over enforce- gutput of Progressive Mine above treaty levels. Yugoslavia might be the signal Mr, Dulles, shortly before his Australia height of cold snap had slice ly to William ment set-up but won't protest workers of America. Progres- Strategists Jittery for air attacks on satellite departure for Manilla, said dis- MOTHER BRITAIN .-today Hae oy assment Taide, al- 4 y fl arornd Po: Little oncerning city- to White House. He thinks gues operate mostly in Illi- Informed quarteers doubt forces and supply bases to aid cussions on ‘provisional - se- ’ 4 quads ave found _ fellow had stuck head through will convince all con- : q d " was coming under fire again few baseball, pick ’'n win 1. trial nols, have contracts with a Russia would openly join any Tito and to prevent Re curity arrangements” were oo "p.. orowing and some- tickets in last t after pecking out center of cerned — including Congress— few Jarge mines in West gatellite attack on Yugoslavia. forces from driving a wedge held with the Japanese. He in- grow.ng n ast two weeks, Most |... w,s carrying provisions that OPS must be given power Virginia. between Greece and Turkey dicated they may be permitted times rebellious offspring. popular betting spots are closed y dation, certainly to prosecute violators of its Experts also believe Tito could = be : g vy f “limited rearma- - The reason: Britain's report- or devoid of customers, Qp- nhorsecollar style. r of Commerce, or Lewis still hasnt quali- repel any purely satellite Sos form o ed reluctance to encourage fur-_ erators load pockets, set ot . solution of the 4 fled UMW for services of strike. France ment, ther large emigration of her™ on foot, sell on reduced scale.

ounty, Its use freeze up when

DiSalle cites fact that U. 8, attorneys are already overloaded; that Justice doesn’t plan any big expansion in pergonnel to handle new job. During World War II, OPA"

. enforcement division handled

civil suits for treble damages, restraining orders. Justice took care of criminal prosecutions.

Jets Outshoot MIGs

ONE OF the best bits of inaide ‘news from Korea: Our

jets, so far, have outshot Rus:

sian MIG 15s five and 10 to.

one. On “paper, MIGs shape ~

National Labor Relations Board under Taft-Hartley Act. Progressive Miners has qualified, can ask for collective bargaining elections.

Intra-Service War

ARMY transportation and Air Force's combat air cargo command are fighting a bitter intra-service war in Korea. It sometimes delays vital - cars. goes. a Army says it can’t be re-

‘sponsible ‘for supplies unless

it takes charge of fields where

But Western strategists are jittery over the possibility the Russians would make . avallable “volunteers” from Rus-

sia or other satellite countries pattern set by Red.

on the China in Korea. Moreover, Soviet soldiers could be secretly absorbed into satellite armies. 5 Tito was reported reliably

to have inquired recently in

Western capitals about the

chances .of buying or other- : wise obtaining arms of great.

er fire power. These armaments would be used to train

FRANCE and Italy, key powers of the Mediterranean, will seek this week to establish a common front against 4he threat’ of Communist aggression. French officials said they may even try to lay the foundation of a Mediterranean Defense Pact, fitting into the regional agreements pattern of the North Atlantic Alliance. The talks will take place

| Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-’-.day-in Portofino, on the Ital--

fan Riviera,

Premier Rene Pleven and

The statements came as well informed sources here said a peace treaty between the U. 8. and Japan probably will be signed this year, and the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan called for an immediate treaty coupled with continued U. 8. economic aid.

. ole - Philippines PRESIDENT ELPIDIO QUIRINO will press Philippine claims for. $8 billion in reparations from “Japan during his

talks with John Foster ‘Dulles here next week, an official an-

workers and industries to Australia because she needs them at home. This new attitude obviously angered Australia’s population-

conscious Immigration Minis-

ter, Harold Holt. “It seems suicidal folly for so great a proportion of the British Commonwealth's industrial strength to be concentrated in the British Isles,” he says. Lo 3 Mednwhile, Australia-is set-

“ting its sights on a target of

200,000 migrants this year— 80,000 British, 10,000 displaced

” ” ” IMMEDIATE state bonus payment to disabled veterans and next-of-kin of deceased veterans of Korean action apparently is spiked by Republican majority in State Senate. : Although bill for immedi-

ate payment passed House last

week, Senate passed resolution creating Legislative Bonus Commission tb study question of including Korean action

SEVERAL legal-eagle customers disrupted business recently at 8. Illinois Bt. eatingplace where first rule holds: “All patrons will serve themselves,” that is, get food at counter and carry to tables, only few steps away. Place also serves beer. State law prohibits patron moving alcoholic beverage in place where sold fo ‘drink. Bo, ine sistent customers won t,

"forced bus-girl to serve sud:

A i

The White Hat

up superior plane. But In air cargo’s unloaded, furnishes ga Yugoslav force that could Foreign Minister Robert Schu- nouncement said last night. rsons, and 110,000 migrants ‘veterans in bonus “GOV. SCHRICKER just Mr. Swift tion, they've lost at least men, fork lifts, trucks, etc. reach an estimated 2 million- man will head the French del- Mr. Dulles is to 5 nig with pe other countries. Whether Move would ap Payment, gave me a hotfoot,” said ex- * five to every one we've lost. Alr Force says that's its job; man strength. egations invited there to meet ~ Mr Quirino Monday. it will get the 80,000 Britons yntil committee reports on cited voice at other end o at can be done Lt. Gen. George Stratemey- ° that air cargo is only small Present American policy, as Italian Premier Alcide De Gas- The announcement issued by . is doubtful. findings—not before 1053. Times city desk phone. “I w er. Far East Air Force com- part of work done on most get by President Truman's Na- peri and Foreign Minister the Presidential Palace fol- il sitting in the -Lyric Theater mander, believes the difference Korean fields, that two bosses tional Security Council, is to Count Carlo Sforza. lowed a joint conference of the Br azi 8 8 when gll at once my shoe was y increase the is in the cockpit. Our pilots can't function on one base. AS gypply arms to Tito only if French officials said the pro- House and Senate Foreign Af- COFFEE growers asked JANITOR at Public Schools on fire. Gov. Schricker laughness, and it ia are better. Put our men in result, Army transportation Yugoslavia is attacked. Arms posals for the talks came from fairs Committees which urged President Getulio Vargas yes- Administration building, 150 ed and laughed at me. ; cure Annexa- MIGs and the Red pilots in sometimes has refused to let could be rushed from Trieste the Italians. Mr. Quirino to insist on repar- terday to use his influence to = N. Meridian St, has mid- ‘What makes you think it idation and in our Sabres, he says, and out- Air Force use its equipment, gang othe Western European The French, who since short- . ations claims, prevent the imposition of ceil- winter use for fly-swatter, Uses was Gov. Schricker?” asked t. . come would be about the same. forecirig air people to unload grea, ly after the war have worked ~ The conferees also agreed ing prices on coffee in the It to chase out birds invading Times reporter.

lve its citizens 't do the ‘trick. m go along and } they probably

yolis has made that some force ad. However, I for the better-

Army's trying to combine the Loki and Skysweeper antiaircraft guns. If it does, it'll have a humdinger. Loki. tracks and ‘shoots down fast jets flying above 60,000 feet. Skysweeper has locking device which keeps it from firing on friendly planes.

Orders ‘Blackout’

supplies with almost nothing. Army doctors say they've. had 5800 frozen feet and frost bite cases in Korea, and have am ted 10 per cent. That's men who have lost limbs so far.

Rubber Surplus Due

SPOKESMEN for East Indies natural rubber industry

May Change Policy If tension increases in Eastern Europe and the threat of an attack on Yugoslavia increases even more, this American policy might be changed. It was thought likely, too, that the Western powers might agree to issue a declaration of support for Tito if he were attacked.

hard to mend their fences in the Mediterranean and cultivate close, friendly relations with Italy, accepted the offer willingly. »

Japan

THE Japanese government

said yesterday it “warmly wel- °

comed” a United States offer to station its troops in Japan after a peace treaty is signed

that Japan should not be permitted to rearm, except for strictly defensive purposes.

W. Germany CHANCELLOR KONRAD ADENAUER predicted last night that there. will be no general war in the foreseeable future because Russia is afraid of Western industrial potential, Mr, Adenauer told 1000 stu-

United States. A group representing growers and exporters called on Mr. Vargas at his Petropolis summer palace and handed him a ten-point resolution adopted at a meeting here Friday. The meeting was. headed by Finance Minister Horacio Lafer. “Coffee is our chief product; Brazilian economic stability de-

atuity from an rNSE Secretary Mar-. oo there'll be a surplus of raw Recent reports from Europe, ? Not the so aa to put a security Ray within a rp months— Which have not been denied in in the face of “devastating A dents at Bonn University that pends on it and it is up to the

haps it is Mr, perilous areas. | area and why n't live in? government in seople and their ed Intelligencia

rvices durclamp on Armed Serv . ing rail strike. One Army e lease, issued to show how yall roaders’ “sick call” was hurt-

ing defense, revealed shipment

of arms overseas, told where

’ be unloaded. it would thought there

barring global war.

Despite Communist troubles, high rubber prices have resulted in record production in Malaya. RFC official has told Congress we now have enough rubber for military stockpile

Washington, have disclosed that the United States has se-

Communist aggression” in Korea.

What's It Like in ‘Workers’ Paradise?’ —

Russian Can Do Little

the Soviets know the productive power of western industry

About Facts

government to defend it,” Mr. Lafer said.

of Life

basement.

“He had a white hat on.

IRATE lady resident at Spink-Arms Hotel called Electrolux

he manner in Marshall also _ and normal civilian needs as He swee governed. Now was too much talk about S70 py, By PETER LISAGOR pounds) of white bread, the The study assumes that the families to occupy ome room. [orb nih TiE. our FAR TEVEred He MOLE On my swecper. the people were ger of ammunition 8 Selective Service says Army WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 Soviet worker puts in over two breadwinner gets about 600 Medical care is free, but it is ant him to come out and change it right back. asonable time, ghortages in Koréa. fice point- 1s ignoring its Rusk Commit- (CDN)—The average working- hours of working time; the rubles a month, the estimated pictured as far below Western Meekness set in when, on request, she checked to see in which 8 painful as it to all services, his ofice would tee and grabbing up doctors man's lot in Russia starkly be- American worker, 13 minutes. Soviet hverage. Taxes and standards. Social insurance is end wand was inserted. Turned out serviceman had been explainwis ed out such I to the who should be left at home to les Communist claims that he For one kilogram of salted “voluntary contributions” re- used to keep men from chang- ing how well machine sprayed ae well as sucked, had left wand be extremely valuab: care for civilians. ai lives in a “worker's paradise.” butter, the Russian works 13 duce his earnings by one-sixth. ing jobs and is pegged in part in blowing end. When she tried to sweep, wind blew ev i Ir. Book. What enemy. Rusk Committee was set up By contrast with workers in hours, 13 minutes; the Ameri- The study contradicts Soviet on production records and un- 1 hy ! ) 8 ¢ in University i Tacti . 1 democratic countries, he lives can,.one hour and four min- o an clat th interrupted service. all over place. Ics to recommend deferment > propaganda claims at the Nothing, until Alters Tac at where it's justiied—for in- & Spartan life and there's utes. worker 15" compensated hy low No worker can freely change on» 2 8's 3 small drain STORY WASN'T written stance, in small communities little he can do about it. For a kilogram of potatoes, P y his job without the permission . Indiana ? > of the socalles the time, but Assistant De- gp I, a His wife, in a family of the Russian invests 18 min. Tents, free medical care and of a superior. If he violates Lafest Trick Wmakers report toot gore. | fone Becreiary Anna Mo UNO ne tar Ti Nes three, mun ha to wor ou: un, (he American four. A Ocal nfurance, But hie hous {ns be Can spend rom (v0 0. HERE'S newest dodge fn nk Mocked ovry time they - ame ome to assure the , n ail, . se for pra to Have the Rosenberg © fo ‘and entire boards. side the Some | aasure he chuck roast costs the Russian overcrowded sed lackicg Lr oF. Ine CRIS repent g n mii. evading payment of parking prayer at beginning of

8, ' would come problems than lon. 3

selling hersel military draft she went to testify for it.

program—when Capitol Hill to

However, Selective Service has been sending doctors in for medical examinations in

and clothing. A recent analysis available here of Soviet working condi-

seven hours, the American 58 minutes. Similar contrasts are shown for eggs, fish, sugar and other staples.

dinary conveniences. It is not uncommon for four or more families to share a

tary and transportation jobs

without permission, he ean be

inactivated for as much as 10

tickets: Tagged violator looks around for another car nearby in no-

dally sessions. Seems friction of feet against rugs generates static electricity, stings them

Perry Twp. who advance of decision on defer- parking space, tucks his ticket 's Senators even me her ment. Army then asks doctors LomS shows how far nis side If the Russian wants a suit = "MAI fat or for two or mors years in the clink. under windshield wiper of other When hands touch metalir? ox ere annoyed if they'll accept a commission, Re oot Lr Oletarian of men's clothes he has to vehicle. Motorists seldom check backed chairs. Son Hoy Rosenberg’s flippant tells them if they answer no, operates. labor over 311 hours while the license number on ticket with ain

n’s

isms. nswers, other manner . 2 She ‘realized something was asked one influential

member about it. sommiiies frank dressing

they're likely to be drafted as -

privates. So most of them answer yes, When they do, they're put in uniform at once.

The study is based upon estimates of average wages and prices in August, 1950 ($1.50 an hour for a U. 8. production

American works 21 hours. A pair of work shoes demands 6 hours of the Russian, three of the American.

Inside World Affiars

British Foreign Office people disagree with the statement

installed President Getulio

Vargas found that ‘sending an

own lcense number . . . just cuss and pay. Nasty but neat, eh? » » o TALK ABOUT snowballing

WHEN Macbeth, Macduff clashed swords in Catholic University production here last

, her a Later, when Rusk board report rorker)— ¢s the Rus- : week, one teen-ager couldn't He gave worker)—and here are some A bar of soap costs the Rus that Dean Acheson is the best expeditionary army to Ital \ P nN down, told her to pen 2 reaches local draft Poatd, } salient figures: sian almost 14 times more Secretary - of State Britain during the last ny Yar eA . J Jah. £. The Times" society stand excitement, bounced on questions, BO A 8d of Be i yuest on is al- To buy a kilogram (22 than it does the American. = ever had. They can document ' immense dividends. section bad story on what-could sige of hind-row seat, yelled: Assefnbly, after much in answ ¢ er : > it with a long, list of issues on fs = =» be bought for five cents these : : : ution Ini massive charts, change h This happened in 94 cases in h + Which Mr. Acheson has given PRESIDENT JUAN DOM- days. Three weeks later, same She dian Specily Which Mae week-end. manner. a Chicago area, recently. Selec- Roug Proo them a “go ahead” which has INGO PERON'S efforts to Idea appeared in another city °he favored. Results showed next ho tive Service is trying to work backfired and brought a tor- cripple La Prensa, Argentina's daily. Now, Woolworth Wash- - . They remind Committee was soon ® _. out a better system. rent of American criticism. leading ington St. store has full win- House Judiciary A Com-

luctor of a re ion train. Exe 1 the inability moistened pic-

fn her corner, praising her grasp of manpower problem.

‘On the Spot’

Backs India’s Plea

AGRICULTURE Depart-

n ” ” CHINESE Communists are

making overtures to India as- °’

suring them of lasting friend-

independent journal, are expected to continue until the new presidential elections in February of 1952. Peron's

dow devoted to topic. » . ” ¥» OH, THESE confusing mod-

mittee might well be termed “cemetery committee,” since most of multitude of bills will die there after being eonsid-

h ment’s in India's corner on henchmen do not want to kill ad searched RAGE. FOR. headlines. ia. [ENCE In iodine corner on ship if the Indians will adopt La Prensa, just torture it. A © 7, mes. ered by members, including Pocket _ without scheduled in New York be- ooo experts say there's no a strong anti-American atti- defunct La Prensa would take Maz iu Claypool Prug Store Beh Hany Ei Bicisen, al - . Eas sa) g : ainman, . repr. tween U. S. Senate ovestial doubt about shortage of food, tude in the United Nations. away Peron’s favorite punch. Picked Mii Sie 1 Sigane a Plymouth funeral director. | couldn't have tors (Democre, ors (Re- that famine will get worse. 8.8 ing bag. leave, was stopped cold when . ma " and state Investig looking Department hopes that if we THE French are at a loss to *« & =» clerk said: “Those are only a Don't ask city policeman

he chap in the ily opened his Igh to observe,

publican-controled) into underworld influence in

New. York City politics. Both Kefauver Crime Com-

provide food, we'll require Nehru's government to put all the local currency received

find a formula for involving the United Nations in the In-do-Chinese war on account

BRITAIN and Belgium are planning to import thousands of Italian coal miners to work

dime, sir.” Man had picked up Old Golde chocolate cigarets by mistake.

how much salary raise he'll get if bill now pending in General Assembly passes; question

dn’a. Lost his Elections from its sale into special fund of the extreme unpopularity in their undermanned pits. Other “brands” included Pal might irritate him. Seems only n't 'e 7" mittes and SHieis vestigated to provide for reclamation and of French colonialism, It ap- nN a Molle, Cammels, Chesterfelds pay-scale raised by bill would Comm letter during fall cam- _ agricultural extension services, pears they will have to con- THE Japanese Communist and Lucky Tens. be for rookies entering service. Han ey have turned spotlight ~ 8s step toward making country tent themselves with unilateral party {s getting its underUGGIST fa a York City politics. self-sufficient in food. military assistance from the ground apparatus, including

drugstore nows almost everynN soup to nuts 1... to birds sing . . . but ly in part , . . » state , , . that y medicine , . , ily rate . . . for run by one. ., vs his trade... een established kind will never Iruggist that I » Works hand Bde... and he *@ When . . , it's » clock , . . his

Now Republicans in state legislature, with the backing of «GOP Chairman William Pfeiffer, are proposing closer look at racketeer-politico tie8. Bp emouratie state legislators, on a spot, will go along. But they're trying to extend GOP resolution to cover upstate New York cities. Most of these have Republican administra-

tions.

YMW Opens Drive

TROUBLE'S. coming in the coal fields. : United Mine Workers in

Congressmen have discovered television. Some of them are urging Democrati¢ party leaders to install facilities for making TV films at the Capitol, so they can be sent to TV stations at home, as radio records are sent now.

Rep. Edwin Arthur Hall (R. N.Y.) Insists his wife and other members of his family “have just as much right to work for me as does any other American citizen.” Hall admits he has members of his family on payroll at the Capitol, says it makes him mad when

United States. . = 8 EFFORTS to create a Pacific pact—similar to the North Atlantfc Treaty organization— appear doomed bécause Asians are hopelessly split up in old feuds. Some distrust Australia and New Zealand because they are not “true Asians.” Others will have nothing to do* with Bao Dai, Syngman Rhee and Chiang Kai-shek. There is so much internal friction that it is impossible to recognize the common enemy as the North Atlantic countries have done.

student groups, in shape for the expected outlawing of the party by the Jap government. ~ ~ » SECTIONS of the Indoneslan government frown on President Soekarno’s proposed visit to the Philippines, claimIng it violates Indonesia's “independent of the two blocs of the world” policy. ” ~ -~ THE Persian Shah's decision to sell his royal estates to individual farmers in Iran has set up a vigorous demand to dislodge the big landlords who hold the bulk of the country’s

PATRONS of at least. one Indiana Railroad bus route could: do with less smart-aleck; dangerous driving. On two-morn-ings last week; bus driver heading south on ice-covered Capitol Ave. wheeled in and out of traffic at speeds up to:40 m. p. h,

ty... and that : phi a pew organising LE ravan-inded, Communist BRAZ re ty assemble jab By Rend pn drove on wrong side of street, passed cars on wrong side, crowdhs nd - ns a Rhy ing the public’s attention South America's only United tates owned by the ~ on ed passenger cars out of lane and leaned out his window at nd & cure. | ‘million for it. Organizing the fact. - Nations fighting force. Newly the block. . stop lights to bawl out other motorists, ia n Burroughs wi : : A ; ; : ; : a - oe . ’ Ww ~

v . : - uy