Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1952 — Page 23

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Red Split Threatens French Union

PARIS, Jan. 4 (CDN) — An-

other split - between Communist]

and non-Communist groups reminiscent of that of three. years ago in the General Confederation of Labor is shaping up in another important French -organism—the Press Federation. The Federation has outstanding importance in the French

, journalistic world. Its president,

Albert Bayet, represents the entiré press in its dealings with the government. It also has a hand in distributing newsprint. The press unions have not yet decided to form their own antiCommunist organization but they. are discontented with the Federation and are fighting the main union's increasing Red tendencies, When two of the "Host important - magazine unions broke with the General Federation two years ago the movement got a start. It gained impetus last September when Mr. Bayet, at a Congress in Biarritz, showed himself merely a tool used by the Communists for railroading through whatever motions they sponsored.

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CANBERRA, Australia, Jan. 4 (CDN)—An Australian girl can be choosy about the mate she picks these days. In Australia, according to new “manpower” statistics” just released; there are 88123 more men than 'worhen. Happiest hunting ground for the man-chaser is the state of Queensland. Men there outnumber women by 28,058.

Violations a Habit

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By JAY HEAWILIN tion of the, CLEVELAND, Jan. 4—Caught idea,” in the crush of rising costs,” low endowment réturns and declining ermrollment, small coleges- across the nation’ are facing the most

“Community Chest

8.9 Ha. PHE Ohio Foundatjon that. vately supported colleges have, : ; ) banded together to- seek funds! ey. financial - crisis in thelr com business and industry. Be-

More than one-fourth of the cause one gift. will mean money nation’s colleges are operating infor many, the Foundation exthe red. There is every indica- pects to eliminate competitive tion costs will continue to soar. fund-raising campaigns. Enrollments, down 10 per cent, To knock at the door of big from last year, ‘are expected to business was a. logical decision, dip even lower as calls to. mili- Business and industry = receive tary service and the attractions nearly 80 per cent of their top of defense work increase. leadership from liberal arts colIs there a cure for the financial leges. In addition, colleges open “sickness” threatening the sur- ‘up pew demands for industry's vival of colleges not supported by products and services by encourtaxes? “The colleges of Ohio think aging a higher standard of living. they have found one. In many respects, industry also Their prescription, in the words represents what Dr. Howard calls of Otterbein College's Dr. J. Gor- the colleges’ ‘last hope.” don Howard, President of the income taxes have made it more Ohio Foundation of Independent difficult to obtain substantial “A collegiate adapta-gifts’'from individuals and support

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tor is the Foundation's insistence Christmas so expensive.

that soliciting be done by the col-

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