Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1952 — Page 6

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'About Face' Looks Like Propaganda

United Press PARIS ir 12 The Soviet nion' made today what appeared tn be a major concession toward

the Western point: of view on atomic control, but American and ritish United: Nations , sources 1id the - proposal - was full of woby traps

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei

Vishinsky, in what may turn out to be one of the major propa~ zanda coups of this session, told hea United Nations Political Committee that: Russia is ready to remove the Jost two obstacles that ave previously barred an atomic #4

agreement

These were agreement on simultaneous prohibition of atomic yombs and! atomie with ontinuing inspection, to see that evervhody lives up to his promise pt to make atomic bombs. But

xplan

control,

nsky's informal his. ‘proposal to

3 raised many

Mr. Vishi ation ofto his real intentions Ameri said his ' {0 try she has

and sources lan was rapped tn get for Russia what een after for six years:

n ele An dele

gation boobyv-t

on atomic any solid

An assembly ban production without guarantee of control.

Cite ‘Joker’

This they explained force the U. 8. tno quit making \-bombs, while no one would ha permitted to go into the Soviet Union to see if she had stopped building them As Mr. 'Vishinsky explained his plan “Until a (control) convention is worked out, honest people will consider it obligatory and bind-

in Plan

would

too

ing, while dishonest people will only consfder it as a moral phrase, “If the U. 8. wishes to continue

production of atomic weapons after the ban has ‘been declared by the General Assembly, it may do so. But it will not be able to do £0 after the control has become effective, thus making the ban binding on all.” ~ Wanted Ban First Mr. Vishinsky

Previously has

insisted that there. must first be a han on atomic bombs, after which a control and inspection

sygtem could be worked out, Until now, he also has insisted that international inspection should be permitted only in specific cases. A few hours earlier the United Nations General Assembly, in a daceptive display of East-West agreement, voted 57 to 0 for the Soviet proposal of a Security Council meeting on cold war issues when the time seems ripe. Nationalist China and Argentina abstained. The proposal was so altered by

Western amendments that it bore Stalcup Markward,

little resemblance to the original

Soviet proposal-—made to bring committee the names of more pro-Communist “Voice of China” to have

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HELD FOR ARMED ROBBERY—Capt. David O. Gorgol, 29, DSC holder, former Binghamton resident; is held for armed robbery of a cab driver in San Francisco.” Picture made six years ago shows

his

Gorgol with wife, Phyllis, and baby, S then four months old. He displays Cross of Valor given by ltalian government for heroism

in talian campaign of World War |. Wife holds other decorations,

House to Resume Red Probe in Detroit

By MILTON MAGRUDER United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12—The House committee on Un-Ameri-can activities will move to the Detroit area “withing 60 days” to pick up its investigation of Communist defense plants, it Chairman

andra, suicide

floor of George

German-made one discharged cartridge. Woodruff

Mr.

room, aske: ney. Mr. American

one

plans to resume this phase of its work after it winds up all the loose ends of its current investigation into the activities of Max and “Grace Granich who have

bers by twn ex-Communists. Louis F. Budenz, one-time edi- 12. tor of the Communist (D. Worker, and Elizabeth

infiltration of UP) was revealed today.

John S. Wood Bentley, day

investigators are report which is expected to criticize severely both Republican National Chairman Guy Ge8rge and DemoChairman , for their dealings with {the Reconstruction Finance Corp. the however, will be aimed at R. J. president of American Louis, if changed in final drafting by members of the Senate's permanent investigating

Lithofold Corp. of St. is not

from “the St. while

Former U. Found Shot to Death

NEW YORK, Woodruff, United States consul in Tunisia, was found shot to death today in Brooklvn hotel listed the death as ap apparent

Woodruff consulate during World War II.

Jan.

former William

sharpest

mittee’'s recent investigatio Lithofold which grew ou charges that Mr. Boyle rec

S. Consul

Jan, 48,

12 (U former

draft-

raps,

The report will cover the com-

n of f of eived

Louis printserving as. party

P)—

room. Police

A maid found the body on the his hotel.

room in the “St Beside it lay a pistol containing

two notes The

served

$25 Million

been called “trusted” party mem- Generating Unit

LAWRENCEBURG, ~The Indiana and MichDaily igan Electric Co. announced toit would build one of the

Ind.,

in in Tunisia

" Hydrocol,

lived with his wife and daughter in Manhattan. Police found illegible. police to notify his attor-

in his|_

other

the

Jan.

Ga.) said his plans alsocall for self-styled courier for a World world’s largest electrical generat-

hearings in Chicago and possibly in New England before the group returns to its home base.

tell all they know about the $25 million. Graniches at a hearing Tuesday.! Company

. Mr. He Said the Commiise Ml be internal security committee arasty ow ; ip rapsl * s : ) fnisre primarily in “'subver-i,.,» that Granich was aiation by

sive infiltration of labor groups.” He would not name individual organizations the names nesses,

“trusted” member of the party's “security apparatus” from

of prospective wit-

(Grace, had close contacts with has 150.000

Moscow and the Soviet embassy. capacity. The committee, in its area- -by- | area hunt for Reds in defense Gerhart Eisler, also has hung a system. work, checked at long-range into Communist label on the Granconditions in Boston and Balti-|jches in Sénate committee testimore during hearings here last mony; summer. The Graniches, Star witnesses then were Her- day school in Wilmington, bert A. Philbrick and Mrs. Mary are slated former FBI| Wednesday. undercover agents, who gave the, They published

who operate a Vi.

officials Budenz told the Senate's struction will start this year and last the unit probably will be in oper-mid-1954. The first unit if the firm's Tanner's Creek plant 1935 is now in use and the second unand dj. not Rive {ough 1045 and that his wife, der construction. Each of these kilowatt generating The firm is a part of the Hede Massing, former wife of American Gas. and - Electric Co.

said

Jan. 12

War II spy ring, are scheduled to ing units here at a cost of about

con-

Meat Walkouts Continue

CHICAGO Sporadic walkouts at major meat for an appearance Packing centers continued today as negotiations in an industrythe allegedly wide wage dispute were reported reached a

(UP) —

stalemate. |

about immediate intervention in than 60. of their one-time com- in Shanghai.15 years ago and re- About 2000 CIO United Packingthe deadlocked Korean armistice rades in the Boston and Balti- turned to this country when the house Workers walked off their

negotiations. That accounted for its overwhelming passage.

more areas. Mr. Wood

magazine was

said the committee Chinese authorities. Neb.

suppressed by jobs at three plants in‘Omaha,

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chairman. oath, counsel month before party Tentative Report Drawn Chairman Clyde R. Hoey N. C.) said the tentative’ repoft, drafted by Chtef Counsel Francis; D. Flanagan and other members, committee

ew Soviet “Booby-Trapped’ At

Official Slop Likely For Gabrielson, Boyle

WARREN DUFFEE

United Pr&s staff Correspondent WASHINGTON

n. He denied it but admitted taking position.

will be members

proval next week. 1t will not be made public until

the final

form

the committee. Some members of the investigating group feel that the .committee should place as much or

more blame on the" as the report on

showed

“influenced” in.

under serving as for the firm at. $500 a the top

(D.

staff submitted to for

ap-

is approved by

influencers” its latest pull” peddling.

Testimony during the hearings

that Mr,

Blauner paid _ money to several federal employ-

ees for their help in getting busi-

ness for the printing firm.

Got $645,000 in Loans total loans and has

Lithofold got a $645,000 in RFC

done a large business in govern-

ment pyinting contracts.

During its investigation of Mr.

Boyle; the Hoey

group

also

looked into Mr. Gabrielson’'s con-

tacts with the RFC firm he heads. The GOP

on behalf of a

chairman admitted

that he continued to contact the

behalf Inc, the party post,

RFC on of

but he

Carthage after taking over defended

his actions and sald there was nothing improper i1 in 1 his efforts. |

SUNDAY, IAN. 3, 1952

om Plan

Safari of 50. Auto Workers Demand

Goes After Linton 'Bear’

. By United Press LINTON, hunters, bagged anything bigger than a rabbit, went hunting today for a “big black critter” they are convinced is a bear. The hunt was organized by farmers and townsfolk to track down a beast. reported roaming the Hoosier countryside for two weeks. Armed with rifles and shotguns, the red-capped members of the safari tramped through the

tbrambles of 700-acre Lee Sher-

rard park in search of the “bear.” At least six. residents had reported seeing the animal, and each was ready to swear it was a bear despite the skepticism of game wardens. State conservation authorities said that if the animal is a beat, it must be ‘badly misplaced.” This part of the country has béen devoid of bears for a good many years, they said. But nothing dimmed the ardor of the hunters. Otis Hale, president of the Linton Conservation Club, joined the hunt along with several other club members. Mr. Hale once shot a deer ih Texas, but he admitted he never had seen anything bigger than a raccoon in Indiana. “But this is bear, all right,” sald. “If we bag it we're going to barbecue it and have a big com‘munity _plenie.

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Jind., Jan. 12—Fifty hundred leaders of CIO United contracts ° most of whom ‘never Auto Workers locals converged ,i.ijian materials cutbacks have

here today demanding action by

Congress and defense officials on growing unemployment problems in their industry. UAW President Walter P, Reuther summoned his rank and file leaders to a day-long meeting tomorrow to underscore the uni objection to “criminal waste” or

manpower in the mobilization pro- d

gram, At the same time, Defense Production Administrator Manly

Fleischmann announced creation of a governmental task force” to place military contracts in areas — such as Detroit—where civilfan cutbacks have caused serious unemployment. Detroit First Target Its first target will be the motor capital, where more than 125,000 workers have iost their jobs because of government-ordered cuts in automobile productign. Mr. Reuther's extraordinary rally. is expected to demand that Congress take immediate action to vofe supplémental unemployment compensation for such stricken labor markets as Detroit, where state governors certify that a critical and substantial jobless problem exists. A bill providing for additional jobless pay has been introduced by Sen. Blair Moody (D. Mich.) and Rep. John D. Dingell (D. Mich.), both of whom will address the UAW meeting. Mr. Reuther himself will open

Share-the-Jobs Action

the rally®with a blast at the DPA failing to channel defense into areas wheres

for

caused unemployment, Other speakers will be Arthur 8. Fleming, Detense Mobilizer

C es BE. Wilson's manpower exer) Production

pert,” and National Authority Administrator Henry g| Fowler. The union leaders will meet

Sm their congressmen on Mon= in full-page advertisements in several. metropolitan newspapers this week, the UAW proposed .an eight-point program to relieve unemployment problems faced by its members and other workers. It includes, besides extra jobs less pay and better contract chan« neling, maintenance of civilian production schedules at the highest levels consistent with defense work; “aggressive steps’ to break “monopolies” in steel, copper and other industries, and a civilian scrap drive-in basic materials.

First Aid Demonstrator Suffers Broken Rib

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12 (UP) Fireman Harry J. Brown turned up at City Hospital today with a broken rib suffered when he vol. unteered to. be a ‘rescued patient” in a first aid demonstration. He said Instructor Charles Rake leaned forward too heavily while applying artificial respi-

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