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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

MONDAY, MAY 12, 1822

* PAGE 8

‘Attucks Pupils to Offer McCarthy Hints Ridgway Leaves Japgn/feres Your |

He'll Boycott For New Job in Europe,

By United Press ITruman and the Joint Chiefs of TOKYO, May 12--Gen. Matthew gtaff in Washington May 19.

‘Pride and Prejudice”

BY United Press |the first lap of a 12,000-mile/the United Nations today, to Itlight to Paris to become Supreme break off the Korean armistice

WASHINGTON, May 12— Allied Commander for Europe. negotiations. Fh e

'The Senate elections subcom- He fs exchanging the roles ofl Rey Liiterly denounced ‘mittee went into public ses. commander of U. 8. forces in the{UNited Nation's treatment of war,

|prisoners and arrogantly served Far. East and Supreme COM-|, ica that they intend to use the |Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy's deal- in Korea for that ot commander a4 a sounding now-defunct prefabricated hous- forces in succession to ling company which borrowed Dwight D. Ensenhower. {heavily from the Reconstruction, Thousands of Japanese turned [Finance Corp, out to bid the popular and unas-chief United Nations delegates, | Mr. McCarthy was not present, suming General farewell ‘as his emerged in an angry mood from land indicated he will not attend yjr Force Constellation Bataan the conference. He said the Reds any later sessions, ook off from Tokyo's Haneda had poured a flood f “invective, The Lustron case was one of Airport at 1:10 a. m., Indianapolis distortions anti palpable lies” ii

| suspend the talks.

[10 examples cited by Sen. Wil- Time. the Allies. eg ‘liam Benton (D. Conn.) as to why Gen. Ridgway and Gen. Clark ww Mr. McCarthy (R. Wis.) ‘is unfit reviewed an honor guard of “Vicious Propaganda” {to sit in the Senate and should American and British Common|be expelled or censured. The sub- wealth soldiers and Japanese the |committee’s investigation was police at the airport. prompted by Mr. Benton's Ridgway turned and addressed ’ charges, \the American and Japanese diplo- rhe 8 2 he ‘ tion’ mats and Armed Forces officials United Nations of massacres, bar-| Charges "Violation who had gathered to bid him a barous measures, Mr Benton charged that Mr. 5nd farewell. |forced tatooing, maltreatment of} McCarthy “violated the most ele- |prisoners and discriminate insults, 'mentary code of conduct” in 1948 Oneness 9! Purpose |

most vicious propaganda!

ACTORS—Robert Short and Kay Anderson in "Pride and

Prejudice.” {when he accepted $10,000 in royLove and laughter are the order, Heading the cast of student when i cepted 3 on a ne of the day as the Crispus Attucks|actors are Sherlee Bluestein, Mrs. booklet hé had written for the

senior ciass of 1952 presents Bennett; Alfred Johnson, Mr. company. J he | «Pride and Prejudice,” Friday at/Bennett; Kay Anderson, Jane; At the time, Mr. Benton noted, It is an indication to me of Meanwhile, the battlefront was 8 p. m. in the Crispus Attucks/Mary Ann Edelen, Elizabeth: Mr. McCarthy was a member of|the oneness of purpose of the gyjet. Auditorium. . |Helen Beverly, Mary; Francis the Senate Banking and Currency! {ree peoples vio are lousy united | The characters will be costumed|Smith, Catherine; Sylvia Jackson, Committee, which has jurisdiction to en th their i Rites a : ical {n° modern dress although theLydia; Norman Jones, Collins: over RFC, Lustron’s creditor. japan e peace of the world.” Historical Tour original story depicts the love Robert “hort, Mr. Bingley; Joyce . Mr. McCarthy has denied that "ow "yy gucceed.” Set for Saturday struggles of the Bennett girls in/Crawford (ss Bingley, and Ro- there was anything improper In. 0° pijoway and their 3-year- 3 the 19th Century. |zelle Boyd, Mr. Darcy. his dealings with Lustron. He has "0 © “yo bo or accompanied The spring Hoosier Historical . , said that he never intervened with Ridgwa " p ‘tour series will open Saturday EE EWay. 'afternoon at-the-site-of-Pigean

“Ithe RIC 6n benalt of Lustron. . | Gen. Riigwsy's schieduel calls |p cost Massacre, five miles” south

. . | Fight witnesses were summoned Cab Dispatcher Waylaid, Beaten to testify in the Lustron case. for him to arrive in Honolulu at) Scottsburg, off U. 8.31.

A Red Cab Co dispatcher was St. and Keystone Ave, two of the Since the subcommittee's deci-|1:30 P. m. He will Jeave tonight ™, " ' (" oncored by Indi-

peaten with a blackjack late yes- men came up to his car and pulled sjon last week to hold public near-| ‘°F, Sap Francisce, Nhets he 8 ia I Pardue Univers [sity, Indiana State Teachers Col-

Joday alter three eu Stopped the door open, ings on the Lustron case, there car as he return ome from After they struck him once in has been an almost dally ex-| On to Washington i work. | the car, he said he climbed out to change of charges between Mr.| From San Francisco, he will go lege 5 all Stage 3 : aghors Eg Sllege George Hedges, 41, of 2525 E. defend himself. coat and the ‘subcommittee. to San Diego, for a two or three > 0 Jndiana Zisiorica ureau, oth St. is in fair condition at| Police internal security depart- Mr. McCarthy accused the day visit with his mother. After are open 10.the public. - Methodist Hospital. He had been ment is investigating the possi- group of joining with Mr. Benton that he goes to Albuquerque. They consist of {Wo sefies, one slugged over the head three times, bility the beating may be an and the Communists in trying to/N. M., where an aide said he in the Spring and one in the Fall. and once in the mouth, with what afterrhath of the 2-month strike smear him because of his cam- ‘hopes to get completely away New director of the tours is Dr. _he told police was a blackjack. |petween the company and a local paign to show that the State De- ~~ a the world for a little more | George Blake, professor of hisHe said the men followed him Teamsters Union, settled Satur- partment is infested with Com- MC henry” [tory at Franklin College since in another car, then at Michigan day. munists and fellow travelers. | He will report to President 1931.

nations standing side by side on|,ne of propoga not one o |*he sovereign soil of Japan.” | te og ganda, 10 t

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