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No. 35253

US Steel Dispute: Union To Consider Proposal

AGREEMENT BELIEVED TO

BE POSSIBLE

Pittsburgh, July 13.

Philip Murray, president of the CIO United Steelworkers, today prepared to call a meeting of the union's top policy makers to decide whether to accept the new "package peace proposal" offered by the industry to settle the nationwide steel strike.

Six, major steel-firms, apparently assured of the five- dollar top price increase by government stabilisers, tossed a settlement plun to the union and then withdrew from negotiations today.

Mr Murray prepared a call to the union's 170-man Wage Policy Committee to meet tomorrow or Tuesday.

the 42-day strike, N The Committee, which authorised customarily ratifies all agreements and authorises further moves.

There, was rising feeling here that agreement WEB near. Details of the offer were not disclosed, but it was reported to Involve this three-point package:

Higher wages to union workers and a "lightened" union security

clause.

Ugher prices granted for steel by the government in ex-

of the three dollars a fou boost which previously in- sisted would be the maximum increase.

3. Settlement of the iron ore workers'

wage cose pending ENERAL Elsenhower is before the government's Wage Janything but a seasoned Stabilisation Board,

politician, but he has fully. TH

TWO SORE POINTS dentonstrated statesmanlike A spokesman for the big stx.

Practical ex-firms sold today: "During the qualities.

dispute. No

Murderer Is

Reprieved

defuite arrange- ments have been made for fur- ther meetings and company re-

28. If presentatives have left for their

homes," in

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MONDAY, JULY 14, 1952.

The Record Breaker

Tito

RED

Promised More American Aid

Bled, Yugoslavia, July 13. High ranking US Army officials informed. Marshal Tito today that Yugoslavia could count upon greatly strengthened American military aid, including jet planes, tanks and heavy artillery dur- ing the next 12 months.

The information was given to Marshal Tito at his villa in Bled, this country's summer diplomatic capital, at a formal dinner which he gave for Mr Fránk C. Nash, special assistant to Defence Secretary Robert Lovett in charge of External Security Affairs.

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BY POLICE Diplomat Miners' Bodies Ordered

To Leave

сп

London, July 13. Two British policomen stood guard at the trance of the Russian Em- bassy here today, exclud ing "unauthorised visitors" and apparently checking activities of the Embassy's Second Secretary, Pavel Kuznetsov, who has been ordered to leave the country by next Saturday. Kuznetsov was named' in the

Recovered

Arr Colliery, July 13.

The bodies of four mon trapped in a 10-foot deep ahaft at Ayr colliery on July 4 were recovered to. day..

They were

identified 24 Patrick 'MoPariland, James Thompson, Gronoway Jones and Peroy Maisey.

Rescue squads worked night and day for a week to extricate bodies from 40 feet of water and ten fent of al-Reuter,

Mossadegh

The luxury liner, United Central Criminal Court Seeks

Inst

States, is seen above'arriving weck as, the Russian official to

Foreiga

Marshall, 24- Omce radio official secrets.

New

Authority

whom William at Southampton after win-| ning the Atlantic

year-old Blue

operator gave Riband by completing the Marshall was sentenced to dve west to east crossing in years Imprisonment, three days, 10 hours, 40 Kuznetsov could not be pro- secuted on spy charges because a spectacular he is protected by, diplomatie sadegh was reported to have Reuter-immunity. Russia protestett asked Parliament on Sunday that when he was apprehended for unprecedented powers to with Marshall at a suburban

minutes in maiden voyage

photo.

Another Record

Sight

Teheran, July 13. Premier Mohammed: Mos-

park he was searched before rule Iran as he sees fit for his identity was. established. six months in order to The British answer was a te solve the country's economic mand, made early today. that Kuznetsov leave the country crisis. within

week

"CALL TOMORNOW”

A Bro-Mossadegh Deputy tald

It was impossible to accertain porters the aged National st today whether Kuznetscy was leader made his request at, a behind the door of the impos-ve-hour closed session of Iran's ing⚫ Embassy building which Lower House of Parliament, the

policemen were guarding. Majlis.

the

In reply to telephon

quiries

ruut Kuznetsov,

No emcial announcement was

at the Embassy said, "Call to-made, : morrow, we are off today." Aboard es That is precisely what an Em- presented a single bill proposing The Deputy sald Mossadegh bossy

spokesman said Satur-hat he be given the right to

into ran

The

London, July 13. The Home Secretary has recommended reprieve for Arthur FogT, 21, of Worksop, Nottingham- shire, sentenced to death at Leicester on Jime 3 for the murder of 58-year-old Herbert Frank Fudger,

At the trial Fogg and Fudger were slated to be complete and Forr WAS

to be suffering from spilt ming. perience has given him past few days representatives of

the steel companies discussed The Home Secretary has Present at the dinner were | Tito, that American dollars will nrm appreciation of the with the union

refused suggestions for

four Ainerican Generals: Major | be reprieve for

used to strengthen Yugo- responsible role whith his setting important issues in the Thomas Eames, 31, sen-

General George Olmsted, Direc. slavia's own munitions industry United States, July 13. country must continue to

Military tenced

for for to death at Exeter

Assistance, and enable it to produce" amis America'i great new day

Ammunition in keeping the free

Major-General Clarke Eddie and play

on June 23 for the murder

#oceanliner

"initiate and policemen at the door months the rigid measures he enforce for six of Miss Muriel Elsie Bent, mah, Deputy Chief of Staff, must now import from nations united In purpose

would say only that they had believes necessary to put his eneral

murky fog bank today, been instructed to keep Georgo

West. and frm in idenis.

Chief of the

threatening her chance of "unauthorised persons."

finance, bankrupt Military General

Assistance Group in Paris, and This decision came as a result

entered or left economics, banking and employ- Brigadier-General John W. of the survey by Gen. Edile adding the record for the hours no one Harmony, head of the Military man and Gen. Olmsted and Assistance Programme in Yugo their conclusion that Yugoslavia Atlantic, to her laurels for alo

Gardens "Millionaires" Row. slavin: US Ambassador George has the necessary resources and the east-bound run.

In normal practice a country promised to ask bath houses of the Deputy said, Mossadegh Allen, and top ranking Yugo-given the equipment-the But she was so far ahend asked to recall an unwelcome Parliament to Auto

to produce its own

theso alay military, and Foreign Office knowledge officials.

arms with a consequent saving of schedule when the fog diplomat can do nothing ex-measures into law If they felt

slowed her down that she officialclrcles it was thought plished.

In some good had been accome. to the American_taxpayer, The on-the-spot decision to

Mr Nash and his group, who seemed to be able to over-likely that Russia would strengthen the American milit.

the handicap and tallate in some manner, prob- visited Britain, come ury "aid, "programme

In effect, the proposal would to Yugo have

Grecce, Italy outrace the record of the ably by demanding the recall give Mossadegh slavia came after an inspection France, Turkey,

the power to and and Swizerland, will leave on British liner, Queen Mary. in Russia, Associated Press. mental functions by decree.

of a British diplomat serving carry on the major govern by Generals Olmsted Dixiemen of Yugoslavia's Monday for Trieste ond go on The day's run of 25 hours

Arst Ume establishments

the was the military

and to Austria, Paris,

Premier had

attended the troops and the use to which a Scandinavian

Majlis in seven months and timied bmcunt of American sociated Press.

New York, July 13. was his. first official act since equipment, aiready delivered has

Two sharp earthquakes about accepting re-appointment to been put..

2,000 miles from here were the top

government post last

Elsenhower

The new peace plan is believ- chosen by the people of theed to solve the two sorest points United States next in negulations-the union's de- November to become their mand for union shop and the that it chief executive, all nations company's insistenco outside of The Iron Curtain could not grant wage increnats will rejoice, for he, like without raising steel prices be- yond the amount the government President Roosevelt and

would allow, President Truman, has established himself us trusted friend of Western democracies. the American voters the next election holds impor-

П

Steel industry leaders ap- the parently renched tacit agreement

in the

#

Plymouth Eames, labourer, confessed to stab- bing Mini Bent after she said she intended marrying another man--Reuter.

PI-Congress

White House conference To Continue For that more suitable steel prico increases would be permitted, but the precise amount of the

tunt factors other than the increase presumably would be

are, talks comprom Fact is signed.

some-

foreign policy of the new President. They naturally enough, what more concerned with domestic issues-sound ad- ministration, the retention of high living standarda, good working conditions, controlled living costs. It

In

decided in

in further Washington after a

Is believed the tentative otliement the union previously on rcuctred on the issue with

to

approximate

Session

Manila, July 13.

To enable Congress to act

the Japanese

peace the treaty, the President, Dr Bethlehem Stent Corporation at Quirino, late

secret conference several weeks ago. The other big steel issued a proclamation firms had refused to accept it tending for the third time

last night ex-

состага,

Their highly favourable rc- ports were bolstered by other reviews from Mr Allen and Gen. Harmony. In general terms the reports described the conditions, morale of

excellen their equipment in small arms as adequate and their greatest needs in plones and heavy armour,

likaning

and

in on questions such as and Bethlehem stuck with the Parliament's current extra-Yugoslav troops as these which electora will other major producers.-Usited ordinary session to Tuesday

Press. cogitate before deciding

night, July 15. Congress 'waI the whether they desire

to have adjourned at mid- democrats to continuo in

office, or, to make: a clean "GO SLOW" AT night last night.

sweep in favour of the Republicans.

FOR

|RAIL DEPOTS ·

wartime, Trains

to

already

out For

nation's

east-west crossing of the the Embassy building, a man-ment back on their feet.

in Kensington Palace At the end of that period,

and the

countries. As-and 80 minutes up to mid- day measured 865 nautical miles at an average speed of 99.95 knots.

cept

withdraw him. But

Quakes Recorded

It

Just after 11.30 am as the recorded teday on the seismo-week, STRANGE

OBJECT SIGHTED

A

+

United States raced for New graph at Fordham University, Mossadegh still has not form-

Father York, the fog closed in."

Joseph Lynch, Univer- ed a cabinet and he was said sity's

have told earthquake expert, sold to The ship's two power radar he could not determine the they must fest

the Deputies devices, one high on the mast

decide on his direction of the shocks. The proposal for sweeping power be- and the other on the bridge, Arst was recorded at 12.16 GMT fore he could present a govern- swept the sea for many miles and the second at 12.28 GMT.ment lineup do their approval→→ out ahead of the spanking liner.Unted Press,

Associated Press.

Commodore

Manning. Harry sicipper, and his ranking officers manned the posts on the higher

Indianapolis, July 13. The findings marked a new

Residents, pilota and airport end of the bridge while look- the forecastle head But the Senate, which is con-

officials all reported on Satur- outs on

that

keen watch. night trolled by the Nacionalista op- peak in United States confidence any

"ying kept a In Tito's administration and its position senators,

Commodore Manning said he by a unani-

shooting WDS

Indian thought the fog might clear this

sky over reason the

mous vote, decided to ignore the readiness and ability to resist sauce object

within hours. London, July 13. Democrata can be expected

call and instead to boycott the aggression from Soviet Russia or across the

apolis. Because of on

Cominform satellites. At the unofficial "go two-day additional special ses-

When the murk loomed, up to concentrate on domestic slow" at nine western region raile

presented a Officials at the airport said ahead, cries of disappointment will not meet until game time, t sion. It policies when they an- depots, thousands of holiday Tuesday night at nine o'clock counter-blow to those who have all reports tallied with the rose among the passengers alert nounce their platform at the makers during the woskend faced but this late hour was purposely argued that Yugoslavia is cap airport information "proving to the handicap it would 'impose forthcoming convention. The travel difettles reminiscent of axed by the opposition senators. able of fighting only guerilla most conclusively that it was on the liner's chance for a round-

and thus should be not anyone's imagination."

trip record and the right to fly at Taft-Hartley law and civil

were packed and there who oppose the treaty, merely warfare

her mast a new broom signifying limited to light arma in aid cannot rights issue

bo were even prople standing in the comply with a formality,

Pre- from the West.

They said it was a “un-a clean sweep when It'arrives at ignored by the Democrats, guards Vans,

It was stated that the

Identilo object heading New York harbour, United sident also asked Congress to although either or both At Paddington, London, there sanction the bill creating a na-

JET PLANES

northwest out of Indianapolis, Press. could easily split the party. were long queues of travellers

stvil defence and Trade Union supporters throughout Saturday morning. economic mobilisation board. Under the decisions

The

rallwaymen are gang low com his letter. to Senator Nash are insistent that the Taft-

and the

armed the Yugoslavia's

foreca Hartley legislation must be in support of a wage claim.

Rodriguez, President The Railway Executive had to

Chief Executive would

with be strengthened at least amended, if not cancel 40 express trains to the

Senate,

The state police, however, expunged, while

urged that the Japanese treaty equipment to the point where

"a "shooting the West Country over the weekend, be approached on a bipartisan would be able to Oght va sport while, Dixiecrata continue to Twenty-two of these ware to

that action on offensive as well as tcfensiva star." Meanwhile, reports poured basis, declaring regard the civil rights pro- have run on Saturday-Reitter.

because of war i attacked. The aid thus in from the entire city... was imperative posals

far extended has been based the special circumstances' sur- rounding this country's post-

on the theory that tion in Asia, which require that a definite stand must be of war would be that of a de object flying across the sky from

He said he taken on the matter, Reuler. fensive army, employing a hit the southeast, *

and run holding movement believed it was about 5,000 to similar to that which boxed in 10,000 feet,

with

repugnance.

Roth subjects have a sharp impact on the lives of millions of Americans, and aré considered by a large section of the rank, and fills

of the Democrats to be top- priority problems. Tho Republican Party split at

5.

Shopkeepers' Complaint

British

London, July 14: shopkeepers ассиве

warming up their patrons to

the Chicago convention was cinema managers of Ueliberately

it

the

of

More People, Fewer Children

It had a bright glow and was of Mr on a straight line, a very de-

Generals, Anite flight line; Its alfifude An Act Of

I was about 10,000 feet."

E. J. Aroid said he was in his

Providence

armann's chief: role in case front yard when he saw a round ruled that a stone block which

World War II.

to

damages, to

of

Cairo, July 13. The Court of Appeals today tumbled down the Great Pyremid of Ghizeh, kliling a student, was an "act of Providence

The ruliig quashed the prell- dozen Axis divisions during William Tressior, 20, who minary Court's judgment order- ing the Deportment of Antiqui- #dabbled i astronomy at they to pay £25,000 Of particular importance was Vincennes University," said it the student's parents,

troan "horizon

The case Involved the: doath the decision to supply Yugo-travelled

Part of It To the best of my knowledge the Fine Arts College, who was

·personalities; tho`, Domo-.

On the front page of their England and Wales on June 30 modern jet planes.

based

Herustied by a falling stone from Information it was not, Ameivor.”· on crats next wook may find professional, fournal, the shop last

43,000,000, wot was themselves in the unkcoepera shy Ice, crearn aolas in pecording to estimates Issued which thus reached the Western described it as reddish in colour the pyramid in September 1940.

has been changing to green.

Laikas won misting with thece fortunate position of being cinema are no longer, a sideline, her yesterday by the Registrar-powers that Rusin

modemising the air forces' of

friends on the the lowis part of irreconcilably divided on Thousands of tohs are cold and Geren under 18 represente

and Bul-

Choster Webb and Bob Webb the pyramid whom Hungary, Humaala

down' from domestic policy-a dovolophuge profits are made. ment capable of wrecking This tot bitting amall shops.

22.2. per cent as compared with garin, along Yugoslavia's-Dor reported seeing a round object stone block rolled sales come 324 par cent 50 years ago tiere, with jet: Eghters operating with a tall three times us long love, dfting him. A neseby To get bigzers

as the diameter of the saucer." guida touted to them to warn | cinoma: mianngers :: tira up Abo} Women outnumbered men tyy under directives from Moscow They aid it travelled on a thoni of the falling stone edi-the.

London, July 13.

not over programme, but make them buy ice cream. The total population" for alavia's patchworkc air force with horizon is 10 acconds." He said. Frniin shing Lucas, textent of

completely their chances.

year

of winning the next Pro-heating storm and forgot about 1,204,000 At 05 and over thoro 101 perhaps equda importame, jatenight" lino "and diapponrad dine felende oontiered, but Tuicas angitial and congressional thet cooling trans, the magazine were 132,000 women as compared the Untied. Blatca military behind a wooden section of the main overtaken by the hubs lime-

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