Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 June 1952 — Page 22

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Here Is Your Times Carrier

Indianapolis Times carrier Bruce Szathmary, like his dad, takes violin lessons. Bruce is a new member of the carrier fraternity, starting three weeks ago. He' delivers in the neighborhood of 2300 College Ave. A fourth grade pupil at School 45, he t8 saving his profits for a radio. His hobbies include buildfing model airplanes and race CATS.

Bruce lives at 2411 College Ave. | and attends 8t, Joan of Arc Cath-!|

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Indecision Nears End

MIAMI, ¥la., -June 6 (CDN) Guatemala's’ moment of indecipion is ending. . Steadily the signs are mounting that the strategically located Central American country, often referred to as the pulse of Amerfca’'s Balkans, is moving away from a strong left of center position. Where, a few months ago, fit was called in speeches in the U, 8. Congress a Communist beachhead in the Western Hemisphere, "posing a threat to the Panama Canal, developmeiits now are re-

z YF re > million, where illiteracy is high. >

(65 per cent of the population is . Indian) the contrasts of the Communist way and the democratic, way were. so plainly exhibited that the people could clearly make their choice. “Yanqui imperialism” had beeome the test between the two philosophies. It was centered principally In the conduct and experiences of the United Fruit Co. but applied, * with equal effect to Pan Ameri-| can Airways, the railroad systems, shipping lines, the latter two essentially subsidiaries of, United Fruit; insirance companies, public utilities and other gi-! gantic. development Investments coming principally from the United States,

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