Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1951 — Page 11

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Times Reporter Exposes Red Strategy

SUNDAY, APR. 15, 1051

Hoosier Finds Beirut Fascinatin TAIPEH, Formosa, Apr, 14/to the U. 8. at once in order to id Times State Service ists of using “divide and conquer’ Kremlin rules, and that the Krem-| (UP)—Paul C. Smith, editor of convey these beliefs directly to dl jai: inl a x $i if { LAFAYETTE, Apr. 14--The tactics to gain their ends. lin is likely to rule a long while. the San Yrancisto Chronicle. can- those who will listen.” i a 3 Sa a | Communist Party is making a| py id the C ist .| Also on the program was, » | ratte tr — mun letermined effort to INTItrate the gram In. Indiana consisted of fo.|JOSCPD Pierson of the Indian. \celed the remainder of his round- \\o cy lant Head : seterini ni I gram in Indiana consisted of fo-| anolis Chamber of Commerce,|world trip today in order to fiy!'Y@W tudent Hea [automobile industry in Indiana, menting racial unrest, capturing who outlined Communist aims. |home to campaign for greater| Times State Service ER Irving Leibowitz, Indianapolis jahor unions, developing a net- U. 8. assistance to Nationalist’, ELOOMINGTON, Apr. M— t Ave. Times reporter, today told a work of secret cells and planning Request Granted China "| President of the student body and ERY ’ : . | ficer of th lvania i ah son! principals RL susnby tage the state's CONWAY, N. H,, Apr. 14 (UP)| “I feel so strongly about the(Rrealding Mlees oF ie Ruuent \ {TORE ‘| Mv. Leibowitz. who. sondueted "Earlier, Dr. Warren Roberts,|~—A. sign on the outskirts of this necessity of our understanding year will be Donald E. Eissler, is St. r. witz, who conducted ywonash College, called the Com-|town is taken literally. by some|free China's viewpoint and about Evansville junior. He was chosen ® |an Investigation of Communist| mynist regime in Russia “an prankster motorists. They stop|the advisability of our acting im- in a campus-wide election to suc JCERY activity in the state and exposed accident of history.” to bombard it with stones, tin mediately on this understanding,”/ceed John Kerr, Kokomo senior, St. groups which followed the- Red| He said that the Russians will|cans and other bric-a-brac. The|he said, “that I am canceling the who headed the IU student body Al MKT. party line, accused the Commun-|be “dangerous” as long as the sign reads: “Stone the Druggist.”|balance of my trip and returning 'this year, ege Ave. a A ; nt ea KET Ave. ' RKET stern KET gton St. G CO. an St. UGS ork St. D " igan > IROCERY FLYING FRIENDS OF ISRAEL—Dr. Sumner L. Martin, third from right, front row, and other Rar American Christian Palestine Committee members en route to the Holy Land. » 8 ” { Ave. Dr. Sumner L. Martin Visits Historic ens oud De Te | . . ‘ A | IARREY Spots in Ancient Capital of Lebanon where needed. | I ne: ee A et eet 8 po ade ha i ST EE 8 8 4 ! f & CO. EDITOR'S NOTE—Dr. Sumner L. Martin, superintendent of I LOVE the Lebananese, they | /aware S. Ave. the Indianapolis Methodist District, is on his way to Israel as a are lovely people and when edumember of the American Christian Palestine Committee. p KET : > cated I am sure would be wel- ; st. With a group of 21 other American religious leaders, he will come in any land. : . avend severs weeks there in an intensive study of conditions in This land is alive with hisKE at new nation, : toric scenes. On our way to | St. This Jetter Wiiten from Beirut, Lebanon, just before going Damascus we were thrilled to KET to Jerusalem is his second sent for exclusive publication in The see snow crowned Mt. Herman, St. Times. EL Takions iv Bible pistory, Sai D FOOD Beirut, Lebanon, Apr. 4, 1951. a Ane. Te MY DEAR HOOSIER FRIENDS: ied see gl fe SHOP Befrut is like an immense flower lying in the bosom between draped with the same a I KETS the mountains and the sea. 1t is a city of contrasts and a riot of ang the same light ? : \RKET color. os lrg re SrOW ded with late models of American cars Yours sincerely NS of all and all races of people. "a a stern It is the most unusual city : Sumner L. Martin. 5 y RKET that I have ever visited. The 600 horses cared for in the great f k | J AH Typewott people are friendly and persist- Stables Neneath he Jeple. & Pro essor to Spea Ta ar LM . e than ears to . oo . Macy On Or ying build i ail by save ‘abor and ON Origin of Universe Pillow Tubing CARS oY he "wants here in Beirut but Some of the stones weigh 750 Times State Scrvice "- : RMA Be A Sn tons. BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 14—"The . ® 79¢ QUALITY! The country of Lebanon, of Much cedar was used and Origin and Evolution of the Uni- Garbage Pails | MACY which Beirut is the capital, is pegap [Tos giehanged with verse” will be the subject of Dr. EAD ne piscine By =e world. ea Dar e for the mam- |q.,rpe Gamow, professor of the- ® $1.49 VALUES! ost : i fcs at George Washan St. the beginning of the Orient yet = » oretical phys REET a part of Asia, a land of the ONE AFTERNOON we (our 'ISton University, at 8p. m. Tues- YARD ling conquering and the conquered. party of 22) went to see a dis- day in the Indiana University \RKET We first went to see Jebail, or ot persons camp of Arabs. Chemistry Building auditorium. ; 42 INCHES WIDE! 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