Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 August 1951 — Page 5

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THURSDAY, AUG. 9,°1051

At U. S. Peace Talk

By United Press

SEN. TOM CONNALLY (D.

The first Soviet editorial com- Tex.) said today that the Chinese

ment on the exchange of letters between Presidents Truman and Shveinik was a mocking today

of the American declarations for PY military aid so

peace. Literary Gazette, official organ of the Union of Soviet Writers said: “Between the words and deeds of the American government there is an enormous distance . hn If the Americans really wanted peace, the magazine said, they would prove it in the Korean talks. “But, actually the prospects of

peace in Korea causes the grind-

ing of teeth in Wall Street,” the magazine said. The Literary Gazette also said the American government is worried because “cessation of the bloody Korean war can cause a decline in the war hysteria the United States so pemgiStently has fanned in the past Hew years. » on = UNIVERSITIES in the border area of Soviet Russia are in for a general political cleanup, informed sources said in London. The purge is designed to wipe out “bourgeois and nationalist” elements,

" EJ n OFFICIAL reports from Bucharest said eight prominent Ro-

manians went on trial there on|

charges of spying for the United States and Britain. The reports raid all eight confessed.

” o » LT. GEN. MARIAN SPYCHALSKI, 45, Poland's first post-war, vice minister of national defense,! appeared as a surprise witness at) the treason trial of nine high| Polish officers. He admitted that! he approved the promotion of sev-, eral of the defendants. He was ousted by the Communist Party in 1949.

x un» THE high cost of modern military weapons may throw Westein armament budgets out of gear, military experts in London

Nationalists on Formosa can get| {along without American arms aid. | | “I don’t think Formosa needs! | long as {Chiang Kai-shek is. there,” the {Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman told newsmen. “If he can't protect Formosa, he can't protedt very much” Mr. Connally was.annoyed by disclosures that the administra-

tion plans to spend $217 million| ¥' in arms shipments and $90 mil-| |

lion for economic aid to Chiang's regime,

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Or Nursing Home? Court to Decide

What's the difference between a boarding house and a nursing home? That's ‘he question presented to Judge Hezzie B. Pike, Superior Court 2, in a suit filed yesterday against the State Welfare Department. The suit. filed by Peak, 648 E. 10th St., fare and State Fire agents have threatened her to suspend operations for failure to comply with the 1947 Nursing Home Act. Mrs. Peak’s suit said she operates a rooming house and supplies meals for seven elderly persons but does not provide medical or nursing care, The court is asked to determine whether the 1947 law applies to her operation,

Mrs. Doris claims welMarshal's to force

Four Shoeshine Boys . Can Keep $250 in Tips

Four shoeshine boys today have that “million-dollar grin.”

~Ajnes YPReeT Ahan Aibse of World

After three weeks of patient waiting, police have turned over to them+ $250 in tips giyen them, “Hy 9 by an exulerast stranger. The waiting period Was ‘te ‘see if" n 2 Cm A 3 HOLLYWOOD compefition and the. philanthropic stranger - did a lowering of France's own “film DO! change his mind or dre standards has plunged the French money lined out to be loot from film industry into its most seri- o>

: : The poys with the big grins are ous crigis, trade and government Dan Watson, 14, of 1001 W. Pearl sources said.

At least 3000 per-gi . chester Winters, 12, of 966 gongs were reported out of work. W. Maryland St. Jimmie Jones.

» ” ” PREMIER - DESIGNATE Ds id COT Ty RENE PLEVEN began today to/ 7 1¢ angers, 4, 2 Doug: try to patch together a middle-| ">" of-the-road cabinet to end the The stranger handed out the

~ . king-sized tips after the boys month-old French government); oq his shoes near the Bus crisis, Mr. Pleven was given a

. Depot. 391-to-102-vote parliamentary ap- in es - . proval ot es Masked Bandit Gets $70 FRED ROSE, Canada's first Times State Service Communist member of parlia-| CHESTERFIELD, Aug. 9 A ment who was jailed in 1946 for lone masked bandit held up the conspiracy to transmit war Stacy Drive-in restaurant here secrets to Russia, was released early today and escaped with $70 from prison, in eash.

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