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MONDAY, AUG. 2, 1951

Soviet Expected To Use India's

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by Rus8ia’s Andrei A. Gromyko to attack the peace pact at the| San Francisco conference, Ameri-|3 can officials predicted today. New tension in American-Indian relations was forecast freely as) the result of India’s rejection of] an American bid to the peace con-| ference and the State Depart-|

Chicago where they went to see yesterday.

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the White Sox split a doubleheader with the New York Yankees |

nd Indi anapolis coal dealers in Dearborn station in [hit last PS David Wade,

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Play Into Reds’ Hands | U. 8. authorities were sure that

! the government headed by Indian |amount--$47, 505,504-~came from Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru | Nevada. oll er dC was not in collusion with t Only five other states paid more |

viet Union against the iin treaty. But they said the effect of India's arguments played into Soviet hands and that Mr. Gromyko would make the most of them at] the peace conference. If India had rested its case! against the Japanese treaty and merely informed this government ended Jure Jy. of its decision to boycott the con-| The federal treasury reported ference, American officials indi-/@ Whopping $50,445,686,315 revcated they would have been more| enue, nearly 30 per cent greater pleased. [than in 1950. And combined with But India added to its rejection |slower tnan expected defense extensive comments that are sure spending, the huge take netted a to add fuel to the forthcoming{$3,510,000,000 surplus, second only dispute at San Francisco with to the $8 billion surplus piled up the Soviets. fin 1948.

Opposes Trusteeship The Census Bureau said that, ~ India argued anew against an meanwhile, state tax income American trusteeship over the|jumped to $8,932,000,000, 12.6 per Ryuku and Bonin Islands and |cent over 1950. N.Y iki Increases were attributed to into force. It revived sugges- inflationary conditions and gentions that the Kuriles and South erally higher 12% Tale Sakhalin be formally handed over| *.88est federal tax bile came to Russia and that Formosa go from individuals. They paid to Red China. $26,624,787,948 in taxes on their For these reasons, India said it|incomes. Corporations paid the would sign a separate peace with next largest amount—3$14,387,Japan and establish full diplo-{956,402—on their incomes

Hit Record Highs

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[collections by the federal govern-| {ment and the states both hit record highs in the fiscal year

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lin federal taxes during the 1951 | fiscal year, by far the most col lected in any state. The smallest

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than $3 billion in federal taxes. | They were Illinois, $4,329,996,624, | | Michigan $4,156,021,742, Pennsyl-| $3,886,470,430. California | $3,558,227,339 and Ohio §3,292928,469. On the state level, California took in the most—$958 million New York collected $914 million for itself: and Nevada was last again with little more than $13 million. | mma eeemesi———— Asia Can Be Saved

From Reds—Hoffman

LOS ANGLES, Aug. 27 (UP) —Paul G. Hoffman, director of the Ford Foundation, says ‘Asia still can be saved from communism. Mr. Hoffman, who just returned from a tour of Europe and the Far East, told a news conference yesterday that he saw encourag{ing signs of democracy.

“My hopes are based on prog{ress I saw in India, Pakistan and

Harry on Controls

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doesn't like?” Irked by Barkley Speech

cause of the speech of Vice Presi|dent Barkley to the Democrats at French Lick Saturday night. For a speech by the senior Senator from Indiana was selected to il-| lustrate GOP political © sharpMr. Emhardt said the Circuit Court ignored his request to be notified. He also charged the hoy was held illegally because he was arrested without warrant.

Judge's Ruling

Today Judge Niblack ruled that the court order for the boy's detention, pending transfer to Central State Hospital, did not state how long he was to be held. The judge also upheld Lawyer Emhardt’s charge that he was not

took over. we'll have Navy fighter escort,” “If we can knock we'll "have gone a long fway towdrd blunting any effensive they have in mind. us know they've used truce talks One other thing: There's a prisoner of war camp (five-eighths of a mile) from the main railway staStay away from it.”

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