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FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1052 . THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Reds Build Up Secret Army In France, Italy

i Ex-Gommunist Police Jal [Russ Bolster Satellite Raps Parents | Onief Tells of Reds Holed Up And E. Germany Forces i Teen-Age

Im By United Press I dlls di [countries and 30 more in reserve said 30 to 35 Soviet divisions, not rime dve

LONDON, June 6 The Soviet has 45 divisions in East Germany Leaders Trained Ito back up satellite military | A By United Press | tara : {all at full strength, are in East LONDON, June 6 — “Criminals| In Russian Schools PARIS, June $-Police forced °T¢eS: Informed sources said to-| Germany alone. More equipmentigre to a great extent, developed,

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satellite countries and their indi-| vidual armies “safe” for any

tuality. {and in the European satellite ven umity

day. - J has recently been supplied them. " a By LEON DENNEN Re ay. oo an electrical fas Intelligence reports from be-| six to seven divisions are {Ne nursery and parents are Glow” gives your cheeks a soft, PARIS, June 6-—-The existence day and arrested 50 Communist Rind the Iron Curtain said the|n, eq in Poland, four in Austria t© blame primarily, an expert on youthful radiance that's completel EVERY in France and Italy of a well- : sit-down strikers who had barri- SOViet forces are being reigng smaller units in Czechoslo- legal medicine said today. natural looking; perfectly beautiful ' ; wha caded themselves inside. equipped with more modern weap-|y ayia Bulgaria and Rumania. “There i8 nothing to suggest a . NG 6 P.M. armed secret Red army trained | The incident marked the start ONS and are undergoing tactical| This grouping indicated a con- child is born a sinner or saint,” Takes only seconds to apply; stays on

Monday) in guerrilla warfare has been reAY OPEN vealed by a former “chief of sei. curity” of tHe French Communist « Party in an exclusive interview “with this reporter. The Cominform’s clandestine

~. i {of the third day of sporadic Red reorganization. |centration of Russia's European Sir Sydney Smith wrote in the for hours and hours! $1, plus tax. ANDRE MARTY: His victory | ¥ P The satellite armies are esti- military force in considerable British Medical Journal, “but he P

> de . protest strikes against the im- | indicates a change in Moscow, |prisonment of Jacques Duclos,| mated to total 70 divisions. They depth along the German frontiers, is born aggressive and acquisitive, | |secretary-general of the French are reinforced by so-called se-| The individual satellite strength and is thus potentially criminal.” |

curity forces or armed secret po-| was rated as: He found little evidence to sup-|

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whom were trained in special military and sabotage schools in Russia and the satellite countries —are believed to total about 15,000 men and women, the exRed said. Only a few were employed in the riots of May 28 which led to the arrest of Jacques Duclos, acting chief of the French Communist Party and until recently western spokesman of the Com-| inform. { The southern wing of France's | secret Red army is linked with a similar armed Cominform organization operating in northern Italy under the command of a Soviet general, the ex-security chief of the French Communist Party revealed. vox

Linked With Matty ~ My informant was once closely

who represents the revolutionary uncompromising wing of French communism. { He was Marty's chief of staff during the civil war in Spain| where the French Red acted as Moscow's chief: executioner. He| also was the liaison between the| French party and Marshal Tito. He quit the Communis rty when, several years g#fter the

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“THolst™ Feresy. ~~~ With the definite eclipse of the “moderate” Duclos, who is| charged by the French Reds with| the “failure of nerve,” die-hard Stalinist Marty assumes the top place in the French party and in| the western sections of the Com-| inform—at least until the arrival | from Moscow of Maurice Thorez. | This is bound to widen the split] among the French Reds first re-! vealed by this writer last April.|

Trusted by Soviet |

A former pastry cook, short,| pot-bellied Duclos was undoubt-| edly the Kremlin's most trusted) man in" the West. It was a critical article by Duclos in a French Communist publication | that caused the immediate down-| fall of Earl Browder, former chief | of the © American Communist! Party. f Duclos was once rumored as a! successor of Maurice Thorez! when the secretary general of the French party departed for Russia—ostensibly for a. cure. He! failed to get the job because of a! bitter fuel with the aging and! ambitious Marty who is also said | to haye Stalin's ear. | | Seen as Party Fight 1

The feud came to a climax last February following the complete failure of the ill-fated political! strike, which turned out to be one! of the Cominform’s most complete | fiascos, The bloody riots in France in May heralded the ascendency in the Cominform’s underworld of Marty and his gang of “direct actionists.” But Russian experts in France view it as. more than the personal! triumph of one Stalinist politician over another. Marty's victory in| the Cominform over the cautious) “parliamentarian”. Duclos indi-| cates a new change in Moscow’'s| policies. i The Kremlin apparently be-| lieves that the non-Communist/ world is again entering what is| known in the Communist lingo as| “a period of wars and ‘revolutions.” Prior to the last war this was known as the “Third Period.” | It 1s noteworthy French labor did not support the Cominformsponsored riots in France and remained entirely cool to the Reds’ calls for strikes. But with the change in Moscow's policies the Cominform no longer relies on “mass support.” It counts on direct action of their secret commandos.

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{Communist Party. . : | Despite orders from the Com-|lice. : | POLAND-Up to 25 divisions, Port the theory that men are {munist-run General Confederation| The bulk of the 45 Soviet divi- including four motorized and Naturally moral and that they)

» " | strikes, fewer than 2 per cent of in East Germany and Poland with {French workers have heeded the smaller units in Austria, Czecho- sions, With Po p Pius = The number has decreased | daily. \ reserve divisions are in the Euro-| RUMANIA-—12 to 13 divisions,

Pontiff Receives Gifts From Pilgrims

By United Press

of Labor (CGT) for general

The 50 strikers at the electrical plant in St. Ouen, a Paris suburb,

had begun their sit-down yester-iggiq day. They piled cases of steel]

bolts against the doors and defied

VATICAN CITY, June 6—Fran-{Police to put them out.

cis Cardinal Spellman was re-| ceived by His Holiness, Pope Pius| XII in an unannounced private audience last. night, Vatican sources reported today.

They said the New York archbishop presented the Pope numer-| ous gifts and bouquets of flowers

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pilgrims who attended the recent Eucharistic Congress in Barcelona, Spain. 2 In return, informants said, thei pontiff sent his warmest greetings|

Tough anti-riot police accepted the challenge this morning, forced the doors open, marched the strikers to a police station, and

{locked them up. The strikers of-| wfiered no resistance.

Russians Yield o U.S. in Berlin

BERLIN, June 8—Russia yield-

ed to an American demand {o-| Classroom doors swung shut day -and lifted its blockade of an outlying ‘U. S.-administered dis-

and special blessing to American|trict of Berlin.

Cardinal Spellman and the entire American pilgrimage will be received in a formal mass audience at 10 a. m. (4 a. m. Indianapolis Time) tomorrow, when the Pope is expected to make a short religious address. ; The 76-year-old -pontiff, who was stricken with a slight attack

diences planned for today and tomorrow; plus a mony Sunday. a Cardinal Spellman and the American pilgrims will attend the beatification, which will be that of Italian Sister Bertilla Boscardin of the teaching sisters of the

Order of 8f. Dorothe (Western Berlin and Frankfurt 5 of the) the U. 8. zone of Germany.

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IPALCO Advances Two Executives

Two top executive changes fat Potato, then shed, a tear for (were made by the Indianapolis th® man who had.six 100-pound

Power '& Light Co., the board of directors announced today. { Wallace O. Lee has been) named senior vice president and! Bernard W. Schotters appointed to the new office of vice president and secretary, Mr. Lee, in charge of person-/ nel and public relations, is also a director of the company and has spent 42 years in the electrical jndustry here, the utility in 1927. Mr. Schotters has a 26-year service record with the company and has been secretary and head of the legal department since! 1945, following his five-year stint with the Marines. Other officers re-elected for the year include: H. T. Pritchard, chairman of the board, president and general manager; D. C. Hess, |

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CZECHOSLOVAKIA — 14 divi- Sonably just and secure living including five metorized conditions, i

The 30 and two armored Mr, Smith, professor of medi- §

cine at the University of Edin- A burgh, pointed out that crime in} Britain has increased from 100.

slovakia and Rumania.

pean part of the Soviet Union, including four motorized and two

|chiefly around Minsk, the reports armored. BULGARIA-11 divisions, cluding three armored. v Set for Any Emergency HUNGARY — Eight divisions, CC} Sains. Recent and current political including one armored and three Cites Teen Crime purges in the satellite states were motorized. The major increase linked with the military reports {as Kremlin moves to make the sions. The percentage of convictions of 2 teen-agers ranged from 46 per §

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contributed greatly to juvenile } _delinquency. » ¢ He blamed it primarily on a }

Fair will be discussed in a meet. leaders. behind the last of aboyt 65,000 ing at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Brick-

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