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The British, Russian and Chin- are Governments have been in. by General Douglas MacArthur. Supreme Allied Commander in dop

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Lake Success, N.Y. Apr. 13-

Several Important points of disagreement remain today, as the highly secret military staff com- mittee of the United Nations, charged with

organizing an international police force, pre

sents its report to the Security Council.

Hollywood Signs Up British Star

Hollywood. April 12. Michael Redgrave, the. Bri-

firat ; "The

Sources, considered as extremely reliable, said the

-Committee of admirals and generals-from-the- five major powers would take a formal vote on. the entire report just before passing it to thetish screen star who arrived a Security Council on April 30.

fow weeks ago for his Ameticau film role in Secret Behind 'The Door, has now been signed by RKO Radio Studios for the part of Orin Mannon in Mourning Becomes Electra," screen ver. aion of the Eugene O'Neill play.

On the basis of the present | However, persons close to the situation. these angreER satd. Commitice anid the world the vote would be 4-1 with Rus would be very disappointed if sin in the minority.

it expected anything approach Regardless of the actual vote ing. soncrete plans from the the Soviet Union stands oppos Military Committee report. ed to the majority on. two

Regardless of this fact, it is major points with little chance believed the Council discussions, Mr. Dean Acheson, Acting Store-sighted for breaking the dead. Į might 'clear away some barriers Map of Stude, ante anced tonigos. | fork in the Committee.

of suspicion, simply political Under the Moscow Declarati in These points were understood | implications and smooth the the destregress and smaller wipe to be:

way toward more rapid or mere to be dis ated squally "äinoma Russia insists all forces ranisation of a world

police drafted into a global Army force-Associated Press. "On February 24. 1817. 239 should be sent back to their Japuntes,

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countries immediately Desinger torage or Jews were | upon dissipation of a threat to prable re rout he made opernente. Other nations contend atle walkin a perial l sixty such forces may come from day M Acheson's tatement, hast outside home territory and should not be forced to go all the way home.

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Redgrave was borrowed by Diana Productions from J. Arthur Rank, for "The Secret Behind The Door." and was to have returned to England upon completion of that pletare, but further loan of his services was obtained.

Jan Gem, another Britisu nos Le, who portrayed the Con- stable of France in the English picture "Henry V" likewise has been cast in "Mourning Be- comes Electra." He will play Captain Brant the part for which James Mason originally was sought.

2-Russia wants the Big Five to earmark "equal" contingents for the global army.

Pocis, Muscheld said in open. the plan all the five would furn-¦ing an English poetry exhibi- Dudley Nienols, who will pro- ish identicnt numbers of battic- tion. "are men of an accus- dace "Electra," has negotiated ships. bombera and soldiers.

tomed turn." They write. he Gent's release from the Lillian said, "from some overwhelming Hellman drama, "Another Part sense of the beauty, the mystery Of The Forest," now playing New York. Associated Com-Land the glory of life."ARNO- in

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Press. | mittee were said to insist en "equivalent contributions: whereby one country might jrüvile more planes aral less soldiers.

Other nations on the

MacArthur's Report On Korea

(By. Earnest Hoberecht)

Under the Russian proposal. General alban Wanright with the coming into effect of suld in an Army. Day address | The world wide arms reduction, that nobody can foresee thesont no nation would for instance come o For present terhave more bombers than the tional bakrena" but "we must! Soviet Union. In other words. Hot on the heels of General George Marshall's make all psible provisi is tu] every Country would have to safeguard the reunity of nation." Uwitest Press.

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The members fure still hoper ful of clearing away several other stumbling blocks in the final two weeks of thy sir deli;} berutions, including questions of equipping world forces and their command.

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"Moscow bombshell" blaming Russia for the economic distress in Korea, General Douglas MacArthur says in his latest report on the Korean situation, released today, that Ameri- can delegates to the United States-Soviet Joint Commission are holding themselves available at Seoul "ready and willing to participate in discussions" to better the situation there, MacArthur's newest report minor in nature and almost stressen. however, that these completely without vlolened. It discussions on "pertinent mat-unid a few weapons were con- tera” regarding Kuren must be fisented from individuals. conducted on the basis already There were no major labour

in the set forth by the American com- disturbances

period manding general.

covered by the report.-United The exact conditions set Press: One view was said to be that forth by the Americans were Al countries contributing

not revented in this report

Brussels, Apr. 11. forces should send them to the which covered military Govern-

foremost . One of Belgium's GNO fully equipped with sinndment activities in December chemical planto, snid to ard weapons, but China and The previous Macarthur re-working specially for the Unit France were represented as ob-port revealed that Lieut. Gen.ed States, has been delving into jecting on grounds they were John R. Hodge, American com- the possibility of using a new short of materials. •

manding general in Koren, had chemical described as "acide As to leadership the world made it plain to the Russians | follique", and another described contingents either will have to that the Americans firmly bens "eparine", as a remedy for Ko. into action under various leve in allowing Koreans free- | atomle burns, it was

disclosed national commanders the dom of expression concerning here today.-Reuter. council itself will have to name ; establishment of their own pro- an international head for every visional Government operation.

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Zow Hong Kong broadcasting agreement on the first altersisted upon a formula which оп a frequency of 846 kilooyeles native

would 4sult in elimination of from 12.30 to 2.00 p.m. and 6,30 Reliable sources said the ro- the majority of representative to 11.00 sm. and also on 9.52 port would contain to recom- Kurcar leaders from consulta megacycles in the 31 metre band mendations as to the

7.30 to actual tions on formation of a pro- from 12.30 to 1.15,- 6.80 number of troops, ships or visiona! Government, planes any one country should contribute,

Step Forward

"It revealed that American officials in Korea had made re peated attempts to reconvene the Commission as Marshall is now requesting in Moscow..

After stalling through near- ly a year without any marked progress, principally because of six month Russian delay in submitting proposals, the Mill- tary Cominitted has increased

The report also said ils tempo in the past few with the opening of the interim months and has been speeding legislative assembly, the people through a tentativo draft, para-of South Koren have made their graph by paragraph, ...

Security First

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"greatest step forward i democratic processes of scif. rule." Progress has been made No, formal votes. are. being in public health nad welfare. I taken, but reservations and obsaid the cost of living differen jections, most of them by the tial remained unchanged and that in Seoul the wholesale Russians, are being recorded.

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Minor Disorders

A sub-committee has been price indexos declined in food meeting daily with full because of the provious har group. Bringing the Commit vest. tee's work into opin debata in

It said the shortages of raw the council the first report was expected to clear the air around materials and spare parts. to parts of the disarming pro-gether with the lack of skilled

labour and labour, strife con Kramme.

tinued to retard Industrial growth...

America. Britain and others have insisted that the countries must have security before lay ing down their arma as an im- portant step in that direction.

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