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Troops to Oust Berlin Council
- Br Gearfe Brla ...
BERLIN, Aug. 2H4VAo American military government docu
ment today charted the Russians with preparing to use Soviet troops
In their drive to oust the anti-communist Berlin city government.
u , This week i communist-led invasions of the crtr nail in the
Russian sector were called part of a Soviet plan to foment "spon
taneous riots" which could provide the incidents needed for interven
tion by the red army.
V The document came to light as
Russian-American relations in
beleaguered capital grew more
tense after a wild incident - in
which speeding Russians ran down
an American soldier last night. A
Soviet soldier was reported shot.
Basalan Afraid
A red-beared Russian lieutenant-colonel
who said he was riding
in a lend-lease Jeep toid U. S.
liaison officers:
.' "I didn't want to be stopped and
fall into the hands of an 'uncivi
lized, animal-like people who shoot
without any provocation."
As further strain, the city
'council served notice it would
-meet again next Tuesday in the
city hall. The move was planned
In the face of the two invasions
of the hall by communist - led dem
onstrators demanding their own
red regime.
Council to Meet
The council announced it would
meet despite a Russian brush-off
of its appeal for protection from
'the Soviet-backed .east Berlin
police.
V- The American document, a
weekly reveiew of occupational
, affairs said:
"The events of August 28 and
27 (Thursday and Friday riots)
are part of the Soviet plan, to be
Implemented by the socialist unity
party (SEX)), which includes re
pudiation of the city government
and possible spontaneous riots in
Berlin on a large scale perhaps
making it necessary to call in
Soviet troops for the protection of
the people.
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Pursuing " Americans opened fire
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roadblocks and escaped in , the
Russian sector. The Americans
gave chase for 800 yards into So
viet territory and then withdrew.
The American military police
man suffered a broken elbow
when he was knocked off his
motorcycle.
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Remember Hoover !
WASHINGTON, Aug. 28 MJPi
President Truman's campaign di
rector appealed to southern dem
ocrats today to "remember the
unhappy days" under President
Hoover when they vote next No
vember.
. In his first post-convention
overture to the states' rights anti-
Trumanitea. Chairman J. Howard
McGrath of the - democratic na
tional committee said nearly 16
years under President Roosevelt
and Truman : have brought im
portant economic - improvements
in the south.-
The south will remember ' the
unhappy , days of 1932 and con
trast them with its present pros
perity when it goes to the polls
in November, he declared in a I
statement.
Soviet Consul
a
Leaves ILS.
For Sweden
NEW YORK,' Aug. 28-CT-Jacob
M. Lomakin, ousted by the state
department as Soviet consul gen
eral here, sailed for Sweden to
day aboard the liner. Stockholm.
The 44-year-old envoy, strip
ped of his credentials by Presi
dent Truman, was accompanied
by his wife and two children,
Lora, 11 and Alexis, 8.
The Stockholm is scheduled to
arrive in Goeteborg, Sweden,
Sept. 6.
Shortly before - the vessel de
parted, a Swedish American line
official quoted Liomakin as say
ing- he had been ordered to the
United Nations general assembly
meeting in Paris where he would
serve as chief adviser to the Rus
sian delegation.
Destination Uncertain
Lomakin was uncertain, the of
ficial said, whether he would go
immediately from Sweden to
to Paris or return home to Mos
cow first.
Newsmen and photographers
milled around the departing dip
lomat as he reached the pier 50
minutes before sailing tune.
Brushing by them, Lomakin
parried all questions relating to
Mrr. Oksana Kasenkina, the Rus
sian school teacher whose accu
sations touched .off an interna
tional controversy and led to his
recall.
He did say. however, he had
booked today's passage on the
Stockholm six weeks ago, intend
ing at that time to return home
for "a rest."
Nothing to Say '
"I have nothing to 'say, Loma
kin added. "Everything has been
said very clearly In the note.
Presumably he referred to Rus
sia's recent action in severing
consular relations with this coun
try, a step taken shortly after
the United States demanded
Lomakln's ouster.
Lomakin was accused by the
state department of "highly Im
proper" conduct In the Kasen
kina case. The teacher, injured
critically in -a three-story leap
I room the Soviet consulate here,
said she had been held a prison
er by Lomakin-aff other Soviet
officials. They planned to return
her forcibly to Russia, she de
clared. Recovering from her injuries,
Mrs. Kasenkina underwent an
operation on "her right knee at
Roosevelt hospital today. Her doc
tors said the operation, which
lasted two hours, was. "success
ful. Lomakin was preceded aboard
the Stockholm by his wife and
children. They hurried to the
$1,400 suite assigned to them.
The diplomat, debonair In a
blue suit, white shirt, blue polka
dot tie and grey fedora, was ac
companied to the pier by two
companions. A police detail help
ed them through the curious
crowds at the waterfront and into
the pier elevator.
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Leftist World
Intellectuals
Condemn West
WROCLAW, Poland, Aug. 28
WV The predominantly leftist
world congress of intellectuals
condemned tonight what it de
scribed as a "handful of self-
interested people in America and
Europe who are seeking war.
The congress called for the es
tablishment of peace committees
throughout the world to avert a
new conflict.
Long hours of wrangling be
hind closed doors between rep
resentatives of the Soviet Union
and her friends on the one hand
and delegates from the United
States and Britain on the other
were reported to have- preceded
At t - M A&- - I. 4. )
uie issuance ox uia noouow.
Nine of the 32 persons in
United States delegation refused
to sign the manifesto or to vote
With only a few scattered excep
tions, the remainder of the 500
delegates from 33 nations backed
up the . Soviet Union's shouts of
approval-
The bitterness of the discus
sion on the manifesto was evi
denced by the comments of the
Russian writer, Ilya Ehrenburg,
to newsmen. He described several
unnamed Americans and Britons
as "imbeciles" and "idiots."
US.,RussRift
Due to Japan
Labor Policies
TOKYO, Aug. 28-4f-The Rus
sian and American members of
the four-power council for Japan
quarreled bitterly to no conclusion
today over occupation labor poli
cies. The meeting was called at the
request of Ma J. Gen. A. P. Kis
lenko, the Russian member.
He renewed his demand that
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Indianapolis
Papers Merge
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 28 -VP)
Increasing operating costs today
caused the merger of Indiana's
two largest newspapers, the In
dianapolis News and the Indian
The action was announced by
Eugene C. Pulllam, Star publish
er and president of the new com-
thHny, and C. Walter McCarty,
president of the News.
The News, an afternoon paper.
and the Star, morning and Sun
day, will keep their identity but
both will be published In the
Star building as soon as it can
be enlarged.
"No change in personnel of
either paper. is contemplated," the
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Official list
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A list of federal, state and dis
trict office candidates and several
state-wide measures to go on
Marion county ballots In the No
vember 2 election was I received
Saturday by the county clerk
from Earl T. Newbry, retary
oz state. . - , xpr-
The candidates are those who
filed with the secretary lof state
and were nominated at the May
primary election. They wil - be
on the ballot in addition to county
office candidates and measures
and certain municipal measures.
The candidates Include Dresi-
dentiaL vice-presidential and
electors and candidates for state
office of republican, democratic.
progressive and independent can
didates. A suit filed in Marion
county district court early last
weeks seeks to bar progressive and
independent candidates from -the
ballot. i
To Ceatala Electors 1 ,
Marion county voters will face
a ballot containing, in additi to
county candidates, six electors of
president and vice-president, one
U. S. senator, one U. S. represen
tative.' Also to be elected are gov
ernor, secretary of state, - state
treasurer, attorney general and
district attorney and two circuit
court judges, four state legislative
representatives and three state
supreme court judges.
The 10 measures up for approval
Include a measure to amend the
constitutional 8 per cent tax limi
tation, to provide funds for forest
rehabilitation, authorizing a state
boys camp near Timber, amending
the state hydroelectric law. re lax-
ink qualifications for school dis
trict voters, increasing old age
pensions, Increasing personal In
come tax exemptions, permitting
sale or alcoholic liquors by the
drink In hotels, restaurants and
clubs, providing a veterans'
bonus not to exceed $500 per vet
eran, and prohibiting salom fish
ing In the Columbia river with
fixed appliances.
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