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BATTLE BREWING NEAR PEIPING

-Peiping, Juno 6.

of

The Nationalists and Red forces are moving toward collision somewhere northeast Peiping, Fu Tso-yi's headquarters said today. Red column is in the vicinity of Miyun on the Peiping-Jehol railway, 40 miles northeast of -Perping

NO ILL FEELING TO USA

Nunking, June 5. Mr. Wang Shili-chleh, For- eign Minister, declared to-

esc

The Nationalists are near Tunghsien, railtown 13 miles

of Cust

Pelping. marching The north to meet the feds. Nationalists belong to the command of General Shang Kuan Yu-shlang, one of Gen- erai Fu Teo-yi's leading sub- urdinates.

in Jehul, the NationUsta at- tacked the Reds south of Cheng- teh, provinctal copital, and drove them back several miles, the night that though the Chin-headquarters claimed.

It said that at the same time and United States Gov-

dif- Bashonalist planes bombed and ernments might hold

one Assault, west of city. In CENTRAL RADIO & ELECTRIC | ferent views on the disposaiented 3e positions around the of certain categories of Jap- [Chenisch more than 400 Reds out

was of a force of 2,000 were killed. panese inthestries, he --convinced that neither Gove ernment would want to per- mit the military resurgence Jot Japan.

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Railways "Damaged

Meanwhile, the Reds caused further damage to North China, railways. Guerillas blaw upla bridge on the Palping-Nukden line between Tangshan, AD miles northeast of Tientaln, and the Great Wall,

The Reds also tried 10 raid Peichunties, a station near the

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LISBON TRIAL OF HIGH OFFICERS

- Lisbon; Juno 5, Allegations of police pressure ware made by an aged witness at the second day of the military court trial at Lisbon, of 13 high-ranking Army and Navy officers and prominent citizens.

All are charged with attempt-

Ing to overthrow the regime

Dr. Antonio.de Oilver Soviet

Salazar, Premier and virtual ruler of Portugal for the past 20 years,

Professor Jono Soares, 70-year- old, former Colonial, Minster told the court" cannot support sinic- ments that the police claimed were algoed by me because they were done under, terrific strain nights inftur. twenty sicopless

Manoeuvre

In Berlin

Berlin, June 8. A Soviet order. Improving conditions of Germans, in the Soviet Sector of Berlin was Jose issued today.

brought hallucinations to my other defendants so far

Vice

ce Admiral

Berlin, June 0. border guards Marienborn near the British Zone boundary in Germany today took into custody five German freight car carrying mali, a British Mendes spokesman disclosed.

heard Cabeendas, Brigadler

Vasco de Carvalho and Brigadier

It provided for wage Increases

ilica.

Kn-

The Atomic Energy Commission, announced today that the world's most powerful atomic cahnon of its type will be built at Los Alamos, Now

women and Mexico. It will be an electrostatic accolord-hree German flowed fatur in Nasionalist, supporters, who help-proved housing

Three German trains were de- Antonio Maja-claimed they are of between 15 and 20 per cent, receed, he asid. The Ave carsed bring Salazar to power, but proved housing and canteen fadl- The British Military Governor pere detached from one of the accused the regime of needing

purges" to ensurg told correspondents that the Bri- The Russian guards sakt the

were studying mail cars did not have the pro-

Vice Admiral Cabecadas, most lish authorities

the order which appeared ip, be par docamento The British prominent of the accused,

charged with being "unilateral action directly in spokespan aald the documents specifically

the Government of had been in order when the trains the leader of the alleged. abor confilet with four-power agre

Western tive military uprising of April menton left Berlin for. the

1947-Associated Press Zones. United Press.

CONCESSIONS ON GERMANY "MUTUAL"

AC-

Paris, June 6, A Foreign Office spokesman of Penel Barbour-one of the destruction, but were

today denied that France Coiled by the Nationalists. Resuli Ghinese of the damage was that

cedoxi to Anglo - American recent London awatik Japan has beeschuria-bound tralus from Pelping wishes in the

to clear at ematent, Mr. Wang and Tientsio were unable

Conference on, Germany and be travel beyond Tangshan, but re-

'said that concessions were pats are being rushed.

sal that R Other despatches re-

Pelping- tan on the freight

sport that whole there must

steflash cargaunts apost dap-

modeneist, "we also cogize the necessity of rumblu

self-upporting

to develop to the Tienta vailway was blown up Red land mine near Yang- by a

"mutual.”

The denial, was an official an- swer to widespread charges in the French press that the French delegation had "sold out" the na, ilon's security in agreeing among other things to federal form of Government for Germany. Reds also damaged the Pelping-

near Miyuan.

M Want said that though sun, 29 miles from Tientsin. The home might exist som apprehen-wreckage was removed and the

Thisunderstanding in the le

required by midday. The

unds of certain people, "there s

all feeling on the part of the Jehol

railway

generat public of China towards Associated Press.

the teatest States, by whose skle

we fought in the lake world war and with whom we are bound to properaja

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MUSLIM AID TO PALESTINE

Algiers, June 5. The formation of a committee tou and to Palestine, comprising representatives of Moslem Tactings, was amteuticed here to- day.

MIDWAY BATTLE

The

CITED

The

spokesman pointed

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tional authority for the Ruhr.

He quoted the United States and British statements made Four at the 1947 Moscow

in which meeting

both sald flatly that they could never ac. cept an international Ruhe su

This he said was an thority.

concessions in London.

The new research tool will be at least three times more powerful than any other atom smasher of its kind in exist-

It ence. will cost $2,000,000 and take two years to build

The site of the accelerator is at the Los Alamos scientific labora tory operated for the Commission by the University of Californis

Some other kinds of atomi bombardment cannon-cyclotrons. synchotrons and such-generate energies higher than those to ha developed at Los Alamos.

Unique Features But the Commision-id ils accelerator will possess features which will make it more" useful for some kinds of nticlear research powerful types.

than the more

Brou

The

of

Washington, June 5. U.S. Navy today cited the historie battle of Midt- way

for as further argument Laulding big carriers to serve as Boating airbases.

Fleet Admiral Earnest King, wartime chief of Naval Opera

tiona, said that the Midway fight, which ended just six years ago,

United Press. versatile the "demonstrated

The committee wil study ways and means of giving concrete as- | power of a mobile airbase, fri u

situation."

United cause in defensive sistance to the Arab Palestine. -Reuter.

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RUSSIAN RECORD IN AUSTRIA

Vienna, June 5,

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The Secretary of the Interior, Ferdinand Graf, today charged that the Soviets and their satellites had "kidnapped; arrested or simply caused to disappear over 500 Austrians" since the begin ning of the Alliód occupation three years ago.

Indication of the extent of their precise data in this range, jesuitioned' Austrians not to "work

Australian Deficit

Canberra, June 6.

Berlin,"

The British commandor, Maj. Gen. Herbert, described the order as "propagandu and a further ex- ample of the Soviet desire to split the city."

The British Military Governor, General Sir Brian

Robertson, meanwhile told correspondents here that while steel production in Germany has been going up

conl steadily

production is now seriously low.

causes of

He said one of the

low production was the wear and tear on mining machinery, but this was now being.countered by the import of 20,000 tons of steel from Luxembourg to be set aside.

for the manufacture of such machinery-Reuter.

102 GUERILLAS KILLED

it said: "The unique features of the electrostatic accelerator centre pround the flexiblllly of its Graf told a People's Party energy control and in the ex-rally at Krems in the Soviet that both Enginnd and the Unit-tremely high precision with which Zone that Austrian Govern eri States made equal conces- this control can be maintained," ment officials and ordinary

Commission added: stons in agreeing on an Interna "Particle accelerators now under citizens "størt trembling when

Athens, June 5. construction for energy in multi- their telephones or door bells

A high Cabinet source said Grenk querillas lost 102. killed million or even billion electron start ringing, because they fear volt-range, do not have these they will be arrested by some

today that it is estimated Aus- and 27 prisoners in an action to, tralla will end her current fiscal the north of Kavala in Eastern features, nor are they particularly non-Austrian."

Greek 'Gendrat adoptable

Apparently referring to a re- to the study of the properties

both light and cent incident involving Soviet in year with a deficit of $150,000,- Macedonia, the

quet today, complete nuclear below 20,000,000 telligence and Austrian inform- 000 between dollar earnings and Staff, announced in a communi

There is need for muchants in, the First District, Grof expenditures.

Greek Army losses were three The Cabinet has fixed the dol-

tral Macedonia, guerilla fprets dollar 1ilting

purchases to

Litokhoron, attacking

'neat, France on the other hand, gave. It is of prime importance to for Allied Intelligence organisa- lar budget for the 1948-49 period, killed and, six wounded. In Con- "You might be kidnapped, and about £83,000,000. The author-Mount Olympus, were repulsed." in on the question of a federal nuclear physics, nuclear chemis Government, he conceded.

you endanger yourself and your Ised total was £80,500,000 in

leaving 15 dead and Avo prison, father and mother

do 1047-48 and the actual If you

expeners-Reuter. Util."

was about £88,000,000. The Secretary said he had

Australian pound is worth talk about kidnappings and dis- | $3.22. appearances because "every spar- Bloomington, Intfand, June of TOW the streets of Viennu An official of the National | knows it already." Council of Negro Democrats "The Government has to warn urged today that Paul V. McNutt, the people and tell them how to former. Ambassadar. 1o...the prevent such incidents."United Phillippines, be drafted for the Press. Democratic nomination for. Pre- sident.

The spokesman said that the French Government had endorsed the agreements made at London and will back Foreign Minister. Georges Bidault in the critical Assembly debate on Tuesday on foreign affairs.--United Frest

COMMISSION ON KOREA RETURNS Shanghai, June 6. The United Nations Commission on Korça is scheduled to leave Seoul by chartered plane early tomorrow (Monday) morning.

The Commission has been drawing up its report on the South Korean elections while in Shanghai for the past two weeks. and will return to Korea to take up regular dutles," according to a spokesman-United Press.

more

try are nuclear engineering."

McNUTT FOR PRESIDENT MOVE

to Te

The draft was urged by Dr.

Oslo, June 5. L.W Harrison, Inr. Chairman A Norwegian Foreign Offee of the Finance Committee of the spokesman, was unable tonight to organisation.-Associated Press confirm or deny the London re- ports that Mr. Ernest Bevin had Fort Smith, Arkansas, June 5. had informal talks, on Scan- problems te- Siamese twin girls were born dinavian defence here yesterday and died today, gently 24 hours after their premature Swedish Birth.-United Press.

with the Norwegian,

and Danish Am- bassadors.-Reuter.

American Outpost In The

North

giris daughters of Chief Jumble with other, Indian women children.

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Prime

Karachi, June 6, Minister J. B. Chifley Possible future participation"; of- tok newsmen that Australia in a Pakistan Volunteer Corps in the tends to make a considerable re- Palestine conflict was mentioned duction in dollar expenditures in today when the Pakistan Central the coming scal year and to buy Palestine Aid Committee met un- Mr. more from the sterling areas. der the Pakistan Premier, Associated Press.

Liquat All Khan-Heuter.

Deciding Attitude To German Currency Reform

Barlin, June 5. -Marshal. Sokolovsky, the Soviet Military Governor of Germany, has called a special meeting of his leading financial and political advisers at his Borlin quarters for Monday.

In the Soviet- Certain German political lending article Alaska Is America's out-post

close circles in

with licenced Berlin paper Nacht. Ex- touch against any threat from the East.

to the French This weekend 600 U.S. soldiers

Soviet, headquarters at Karl-press appealing

Milliory Governor, General horst indicated that the meet Pierre Koenig, to call a meeting. were downthers-because of an chergehey whose nature was hot It is of vilal strategie Im-

All are dressed in gay prin

ing would decide the Soviet of the Allied Control Council disclosed.

portance to the United States dresses, and the children are attitude on currency. reform before June 15, widely-reported In-recent-week larger forces the only land route to thate refoot They Erg-on-the way which it in reported, is due tero to be the deadline for cur have been travelling North over imporant military bases

toediler "their" tréáty-mone, to take place in Western Ger-

In the rency reform The Alaska Highway, a vital. Alaska, facing Soviet territory from the Government's Indien many during this month.

Zonies tenuous link in the pattern, of which at one point is only two

Tho Inter-Allied Secretar lat. agent. defence, which follow the trail miles

away acrosa the turbulent

Last-reinute Soviet readiness will. hold a routine meeting next of an earlier, army — the gold-waters of Bering Strait,

o reopen four-power, discussions Monday and it will be known rush pioneers of the 1890's.

on currency reform for all of then whether any of the four Al- the Highway from Dawson

by lied Commanders have asked tho That's where Tapper Knute Germany was foleshadowed. stors and battered old Jalopies Creek int British "

Krench Chairman to call a meet- are bowling along the 1500-mile through the Yukon to Fairbanks Algren caches his winter supply political circles here tonight.

of, ipod, salp from prawlins They quoted as significant tag-Reuter. long Highway.

in Alaska, with very litple traffic wolves, and bears. That remind no traffic lights and no sperd"

Ite we'll probably - shoot, nom Cops: We can drive at a steady caribou, bear and moose on this sixty along the two-carriagew journey, and we'll catch plenty

of good fishv- gravelled road.

Just off, the road you see thos Bills.

Tourists in gleaming new road of "ome" "with me on 'a quick trin i two. log enbins built on 12-foo

Freed Now

This greatest strategic military road of North America has just beer! freed from all travel

for the drat the restrictions

But tourist cars are still out. numbered by huge 20-ton, lorries

supplies hauling misstkrý" United Stater Bases in Alsaka. Overhead, tmnsportplanes

In half an hour we cross a fine suspension Bridge over Peace Tuvet whose valley is one of the most fertile brezd-baskets in

Canada,

£

Hairpin Bend

drone along the north-west stag-, The road winds through snow-

Ing route

For our first night's stop,

Gambling Town

Here we come to Contact Creek. where road bulders from north and south met when building the highway. That's the Hudson' Day Company's, fur-trading, post,

Ethers,

calafell chiar camping and, still in rib-sparing {

ten..

"

Cost £100,000,000

peak of

Now we come into White Horse, while fighters for capped mountains with hairpin once the capital of the richest northwards to reinforco Ameri- bends and gradients of ⠀ one d ppor-man's goldfield In the can air bases.

heavy gambling town.

Two hours out of, White, Horse The Highway was started soon along the Highway, we rent one we see the towering

room log bins at "Lum and 20,000 foot Mount Logan. after, the attack on Pearl Har-Abher's (qurite camp. We buy Canada's highest mountain." bour, when Alaska was an out- food at the Pioneer

Store" and

This is the Champagne "Indian post facing the Japanese, Follow-

tife cook dgrselves Burial ground. Over poch gráve ing_a_toute linking existing).

trans and

and youte note a unul éques, com- Canadian · airfields, teanu United States Army heer Peak followed by bandocks and plote even to curtains in the

maple syrum. cleared trees and bridged

glass windowed tho Just as Wa, start off next morn=

over a

in 10% burgers,

rivers

The road was completed find we face tours pretty, Inama seven months, at an estimated coal of £100,000,000, Canada" now maintains the Highway), which is, a valuable training ground, for her military engineers. Ik | 15, 19 hatter shape to-day, than" | svar

before

Door New W Wealth

It wil alvöre faɛ8 6/2' jaurisi

alia timber WUD

“previoudy, KERINDITUD

Kappers and gold miners,

US Soil

Now, we'll catch some fish for dinner in Telin Lake. LIKO

all our nahing along the high- wajuzwe chalkidil mot "essential.

Alsixspóstul!^ rainbow trout will fake any bait, and almost fump into our cer

Binally, we row into Alaska Lớp 12kg tank 300 mile stretch of Pathways into 2- FairbankŞLA bannisi procialina

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