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OPTIMISM OVER KAESONG TALKS ON CEASE-FIRE
Tokyo, July 22.
The Communist and United Nations cease- fire delegates conferred Separately 600 miles apart today as the shooting war in Korea continued in the face of the four-day recess in the peace talks.
In Tokyo the United Nations Supreme Com- mander, General Matthew Ridgway, met again with Rear-Admiral C. Turner Joy, head of the United Nations truce team, while leading Com- munist officials were believed to be conferring in Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, over the question of the withdrawal of foreign troops from *the embattled land.
They're Way Out In Front
Rome, July 22. American brassiere manufacturer Arthur Ger-
and Ad-
General Ridgway miral Joy failed to issuo * statement after their meeting at General Ridgway's Dai Ichi building Headquarters.
the
Earlier Adiniral Joy sald that his view was that cease-fire agenda was complete and the business at hand was to proceed with negotiations direly leading to an end of
the shooting.
There was no word from the Communists today indicating be ready to that they might resume thd talks before Wed-
son, who claims that Ameri-nesday, the date agreed upon. can women have the largest The Communist delegates bosoms in the world, should asked for a recess at the Satur- come to Italy. He will find day meeting at Kaesong. This that Italian women are way came on the heels of the United Nations delegation's refusal to out in front.
discuss the question of with- drawal of troops.
Gatton, vice-president of a brussiere company, was quoted as saying: "On a recent trip to Europe I was flabbergasted at the difference in bra sizes, He chained they were much smalle
than in the United States.
The obvious becomes more (obvious with just a five-minute walk through the centre of the city.
is alro incorrect
Mr Garson in assuming that only Ameri-
can men are "bosom conscious.
The American drugstore cowboy is an Introvert compared to the average healthy Italian mate in admiring a
particularly
well-
formed passer-by on the street, The Italian connoisseur scorus | such vulgarities as a long, low while or an audible sigh. He just stops dead where he is and
hows incredulous admiration,
This involves a frontal praisal
Mr
ap-
no
Radio contact with the Com- munists was being maintained for this eventuality,
J
HOPE HELD
WON
Reports of a Communist build- up with some 300,000 frontline troops did not blacken the pic- ture of moderate optimism here.
There
hope that the Communists would yield on the agenda
in order question save time and that the request for a prolonged
recess support to this hope.
喜订
Jent
Peking Radio at a late hour developments. tonight was silent on the recess
conference
The Communists'
at Pyongyang Jacked only offi. cinl confirmation,
H
however,
since the delegaten on Saturday asked for and received, assur- ances from the United Nations that their Convoy would not be attacked en route to the North Korean capital— Reuter.
and a 180-degree turn delegates as the subject passes.
Garson elulmect that European
"show women signs right now of ample com- petition with American girls,"
This judginent is based solely on brassiere sizes, and reflects a completely false outlook.
Most young
Italian women
don't wear brassieres. "They don't need them-United Press.
Egypt Invited
Cairo, July 22. Exypl-was-invited-by-Britain:) and America today to join the San Francisco Japanese pesce treaty conference on September 4.
The United States Ambas sador. Mr Jefferson Caffery Issued the invitation on behalt of the American and British Governments.-Router.
"Hiya" Is
Infra Dig
In Hungary
Firemen Wade In Floods In STEADY PROGRESS
UK
In
tion
Kansas City Horror
Delegation
Moscow
Moscow, July 22. A 19-man British defega- comprising doctors, scientists, teachers and students arrived tonight from London, They plan three-week Blay in the Soviet Union where they were invited by the Soviet Society Cultural Relations deleration.
Members expect to visit schools and
science Institutions here und in other cities. It is the second British delegation to come here in the course of the past week, the other being
Quaker
One Kroup. member was unable to come because of passport trouble, which the delegs-
tion is trying to clear up. United Press.
Red Cross Ready
fix
Frank C. Cleverity, Director of Red Cross foreign operations, said that prisoner ct war packages would be sped to the captured Allied soldiers if cease-firs negotiations allowed.
Wet and sweating Kansas City firemen wade waist-deep into flood waters of the Kansas River to get closer to burning warehouses, flames from which were spreading to naptha and fuel storage tanks. One of the warehouses was packed with cans of grease. - AP Picture.
Redistribution Of Wealth In UK: TUC Attitude
Washington, July 22.
British organised labour is hinting that the Socialist Government it put in office has gone about far enough in redistributing wealth in the United Kingdom by direct taxation.
The top holding company of organised labour in Great Britain is the Trades Unión Congress (TUC). The TUC, in turn, is the British Socialist Govern- ment's closest ally and greatest source of votes.
London papers relate that the TUC General Council has reported to the Royal Commis- En on Taxation of Profits und Income that redistribution of wealth has been carried almost as far as is practicable by direct taxation. The
opponents
th
Resignations Lead To Controversy
of
IN BUILDING
UP JAPAN
American Plans For Industrial
Workshop Of
Asia'
Washington, July 22.
Government officials reported today that they were making slow but steady progress in their efforts to build up Japan as the "Industrial work- shop of Asia," a long-range programme designed to contribute to the stability of the entire Far East and Pacific.
The step-by-step programme, disclosed by the United Press some months ago, has three principal features in rough outline:
1. Increased utilisation of valuable Southeast Asian raw materials to feed the considerable in- dustrial capacity of Japan.
2. Increased shipments of because it will make Japanese Japanese-manufactured capital industrial skill available to & goods to Southeast Asian and greater degree in the supply of Pacific countries to enable them gooda do nations girding against to build up their economies. the Soviet Union and its satel
3. Shipment of a somewhat tes.-United Press, greater amount of strategie raw materials from the United States to Japan to enable the Japanese to produce war- supporting goods for the and- Communist Allies of the world. Officials have consistently emphasised that there 18 no intention of creating some "super agency" to carry out the
said it was more a question of
LIBERALS
SNUB DE GASPERI
Rome, July 22. The Liberal Party tonight re
steps of this programme. They utilising existing agency facill- lies to work toward a common fused to join the new Cabinet goal.
which the Christian Democrat Most recent effort along this leader, Signor Alcide de Gasperi, line has been a suggestion from is in the process of forming. Mr Charles Wilson, Defence
Premier de Gasperl's seventh Mobilisation Director, that the successive Cabinet will thus Economlu
Ad-consist Co-operation
overwhelmingly of ministration and the State and Christian Democrata with re- Defence Departments work out presentation for the small Re- method of "co-ordinating publican Party as did his last their Individual efforts to make one. certain all are proceeding to- ward the same goale
BE ASIA MISSION Meanwhile, efforts to imple-days.
features
individual
ment the broad been
Asian raw
The Socini Democint Party had earlier declined to enter the new Government which is expected to be ready in a few
Washington, July 22.
De Gasper today continued of redistribution The process of The Red Cross said today that is by high taxes which pravid:
"compromise" consultations with have programme
leaders of factions going on for some time.
Inside his it was ready to rush supplies to revenue for food, medical, and
Joint Mission representing the own huge party whose
riis- prisoners war held by the other subsidies and for Socialist
of
projects
Japanese Govertument
agreement on economic policy In general. North Koreans art the Chinese
Since 1935 when the fat:
Allied Headquarters in Tokyo caused his sixth Cabinet to re- as quickly
this became Franklin
New Delhi, July 22. Roosevelt D.
Monday, hurried a
Is at present in Southeast Asia sign en bloc Last possible.
The Congress Working Cam- trying to secure more rubber, Government's stam line of "ng Chlef butt for attack was the surprise Tax Bill to Congress, bis mittee-the Party Executivo tin
have frequently
and other strategic inflation" which was understood argued that a redistribution to discuss the "political and
will meet here of
on August 12 materials from that area.
to
displease wealth also was being accom-
Mission
powerful Right- members have 蒜
ཐ wing group in the plished in the United States, constitutional controversy" over strong argument for getting Left-wing
party. resignations subsequently more
Christian De- Southeast FDR's hurry-up tax bill was
mocrats deinand withdrawn Intended largely as a counter-
two Cabinet materials. They point out that ment spending to reduce the Govern- bigger blow to the "share the wearin
Ministers,
return they campaign being then conducted
can supply figure-of-2,000,000 unemployed- This by the late Huey P. Long..
goods which Southeast and to speed vast agricultural today capital
Asians need followed a statement by the their wealth of strategic com- War and other factors since Congress President, Mr P. D.
to exploit fully development schemes-Router. have pushed United States taxes Tandon, in which he questioned
modities. steadily higher. But they are the decision of Mr R. A. Kidwai,
In Washington, not yet comparable with the burdens laid upon the British. the Communications Minister mission has been working some Wallocation and procurement British sales taxes which reach. habilitation Minister, to con- It members already have been almost everything short of foodtinue as members of the Cabinet admitted
on problems of supply. could not predict start at 33.1/3 per Walle ho our plant," wrote Ferano Legin what effect the cease-fire n:go-rise to 100,
10 two allocations and, at the same time, "work in committees of the International in the Vilagessag.
"that the tiations would have on this
political opposition to Congress," Materials
Lorelei Rock, July 22, problem, we have ready
Conference WELL 371:
SATISFIED
(IMC),
One thousand boys and girls those on cotton and Pulp and Mr Tandon said: "I am very walting some 2,000 prisone: * Theis income tax begins with
from 14 European countries at- Paper. On other allocations tended the opening here today doubtful if the Ministers could committees they are represented of an international youth camp. war packagis to alleviate the an eye-popping 15 per cent on hardships of these men," he the first $140 of taxable income
have agreed to this arrange by US. military officers. added. Reuter.
and, rises siceply to a basic 45 impossible situation. The Prime tempts to secure equitable dla the West German Parliament.
ment. for this would create an
The camp was opened by Úr The IMC is a ̈body which at- per cent on all taxable income, Minister and his Cabinet
Hermann Ehiers,. President of over $700
The
$140
tribution of strategie materials The ceremony was held in man pays $21 in taxes. The responsible to Congress and have to the anti-Communist nations maximum surtax of 07 per to carry out the policles laid
Mr Cleverley said that so for the North Koreans and
the
Vienna, July 22. No good Communist ever greets a pretty girl with "Hal Chinese had refused to grand honey," according to
Hun-
access to the prisoner of war garian trade union newspaper. camps by the International Red The proper greeting when boy Cross. meals girt is "Freedom"
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671
open air theatre built by Iftier The of the world.
long-range on the Lorelei Rocks,
one of cent is effective on all income down by Congress from time to
time."
programme for Japan and Aria
for Hiller above $50,000 annually.
has severni features which the favourite sites The Socialist Government is
Youth camps well satisfied with this system from the Cabinet and Congress military, diplomatic and econo is open, 7,000 young people
(The two Ministers rezigned commend it to most American
In the seven weeks the camp London, July 22 of shitting income from where inst Wednesday but withdrew mic officials.
from all over Europe will como Indo-China's Vietminh Radio it is to where they want it broadcast an official report to although it also would welcome
for nine-day visiti,
Bol- stating that "American a chance to reduce rates on
Young speakers from "We must fight these abortive
night
Britain, France. Por- Greater utilisation of Japanese glum. remnants of capitalist, and con- transforms Vietnam into a bare possible now nor likely soon, if iniperialists" were plotting to lower brackets. But that is not vince the workers with sharp for attack against the people of ever..
industry would relieve the bur-tugal, West Germany and Czech den on the United States' eco-refugee youths made brief criticism that if they do not China. shake off these capitalist burs
nomy which already is strained speeches today. Reuter. still sticking to them, they will
tho for trying to produce fall backward instead of going
world's defence effort as well as ahead.”—United Press.
domestic economy
their Cabinet resignations yesterday, Their resignations from the Congress Party still stand).-Reuter,
Journalists' Tour
Galilee Clashes
1- More than a year ago a. British
Cabirat
member, Mr John The report WTS session of the Vietminh Coun-paign audienco
read at a Strachey, told an election.cam- that only 250 ell of Ministers presided over by persons in the United Kingdom
Karachi, July 22.
Also
the greater the indus-
Halfe, July 22, | Ho Chi-minh, their leader. then had spendable incomes of arrived bore today from London kelthood
Four Burmese journalists trial qotivity of Japan the 105 Several were injured and a $14,000 It cald that in view of de- more than
there is that that number arrested in clashes al annually
that on
a 10-day goodwill visit to country may have to continue Tulls, Northem Galilee, between velopments in the world situn- compared with 11,000 in ARP Practice that, the resistance of the Vict-bracket before the war. West Pakistan. They will visit to depend on the United States members
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of Local political assistance-groups,
to according peopic against French called "redistribution of income" Lahore and Rawalpindi before for some economic
Press colonialists
returning to Rangoon. They are directed the Socialist Government's most sein, was also
Diplomatic officials generally reports here today, editor important achievement.
the view the programme as a good
the against American imperialists,
The reports said that The Government announced
Hanthawaddy, Po Chien, editor way to creato stability in South-clashes were caused by the The "aggressive war" in Indo-inst November that only 68 per of the Tribune, Than__Tun, cost Asia and the Paclic and ortivað of representatives of the China was being carried on sons then had as much as $10,000 editor of the Guide, and Thung thus bolster the area against General Zionist Party, cam- with material ald from Américo | eared income after taxes com- Nyunt, editor of tho New Light | Communist inf3⁄4ration, Pro
paigning for the general election and according to their military pared with 1,600 such persons in of Burma, all daily pagers.---. And American military of- ** the end of the month.- plan, the report added.-Reuter, 1039.-Units Press.
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No reasona were given for new the decision.
The announcement ordered: No lights to be shown in tho open during the black-out period.
Shading of lights within bulkings with cloth or thick
paper;
Motorists should not 1180 headlights
Some sirens will be sounded to facilitate the experiment,
..
the announcement said,
Air-raka precautions wardens police and members of the Civi Defence Organisation will ap proach the public” if the In structions arb not oboyed Reuter.
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