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New York, June 20.

Only a meeting between President Harry Truman of the United States and Genaralissimo · · Josof Stalin of the USSR can bring an overall clari- fication of the controversial issues between the two countries, a general casing of world ten- sion, and the peace and tranquillity the whole world needs,

Zujovic's “Error"

Belgrade, Juno 20. Yugoslavia know today after almeit two months of official allance that M. Zujo. -vie-former-Finance-Minister;" was. 'dismissed, because, he "played into the hands-of international reaction."

He and M. Hebrang, Minis ter of Industry, were bath re- moved from office, in May —M—ZUJ@via wen ondo ba▾ Haved second only to the Pre mier, Marshal Josip Tito, in the Yugoslav Communiat Party-Reuter,

That, at least; is the opinion of Rear Admiral Ellis

Zacharias, the wartime Chief of United States. Naval Intelligence, expressed in an article en- titled "What Stalin Thinks," published in the unofficial magazine "United Nations World. "On the basis of the best and whole group of discredited most reliable information disavowed political leaders whoss | "990

could gather," writes Admiral

und

Toishan Flood Havoc

Canton. June 21.

More thari 1,000 people were drowned—or—injured-in-ton-days ns: flood waters from tributarios of the Pearl and West rivers swept across the low-lying dis triels of Tolhan and Holping. about 60 miles Bouth-west of Caffion, according to Chinpao reports reaching this city.

The "greater part" of rural crops and cattle in the affected areas has been destroyed. Traffic is Auspended, and there is little

hope of Rs early resumption, These reports added,

An earlier message stated that 800 houses in the Toishan dis-

only chance for a come-back lies its role in world leadership, and trict-homes of many Oversons

Zacharias,

I may describe in another war." Stalin's attitude towards war as [ollows:

"1-Stalin will not launch A

the adds.

"It is

our

Reuter.

_

adds: "But while continuing our Chinese were washed away.

and efforts

maintaining observes Admiral Zacharias

The East river towns of Wal- in high state of forces

pre-chow, heklung and that the question of war or peace

Pohlo, ac and mind. Parednesa,

developing our cording to another Chinese re virtually haunts Stalin's direct aggression, if only because He is convinced that it cannot strength to match our national port, are under water, and river

International ob- traffic has been suspended, his approhenston that the So-be settled on the level of Am-mmitments,

A Swalow message, however,. viet system might not Burvive bassadors and Foreign Ministers,"gations and world prestige, we

should make it crystal clear, both reports that the seaport is still another war.

to the world at large and to the suffering from a severe drought, "2. It attackel, however, the

both USSR, that we have no aggres-with irrigation welis drying up imperative" that

withering.- paddy fields Generalissimo will mobilise the President Truman and General-sive designs or intentions what-and

ever."-Reuter. whole resources of the vast sub- Issimo 'Stalin should go into con- rontinent, will drive the nationferenco "with on agenda prepar~ fruthlessly into Lutile, and willed and accepted in advance, and

never capitulate,"

with adequate material to per- mit, not merely discussions, but Using the "methods and tech-the solution of every issue on the iniques of the trained intelligence agenda," the admiral continues.

officer" to ablala material for his Biticle. Admiral Zacharias stafes:

conference plan shoul "Stalk is apprehensive of the

whole

complex United States today because ho international croperation and suspects us of aggressive inten- contain solutions with a view to Two explosions rocked the Jewish quarter of Cairo's

ward the trengthening of the United Nations.

tions. But he is firmly convinced that neither Washington or the London administration desire n war at this time.

"The

review

the

New Treaty

States and

the

Three Categories "The conference should draft treaty on non-aggression for "According to him, however, presentation to the Congress at

United there are three categories of pen-he ple who are vitally interested in Supreme Soviet of the USSR, to bringing about another world rover a period of at least five ur: those whom he regards years, but preferably 10 years, warmongers. including (1)

lop appointing the Culted Nailons ús economic lenders, the so-called the supreme arbiter of 11] "capitalists," who are interested disputes between the two coun-

the continuous expansion of trics.". production, und markets, no mat- ter by what means; (2) the mill- But Admiral Zacharias stresses tary men who, in Stalin's view, that he does not propose that the are not so much interested in war United States should discontinue as in continuous tension to keep its efforts now. aimed at the their budgets_high; and (3) a strengthening_of_the_country_for.

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CAIRO

Cairo, June 20.

Musky (bazaar) district today. The blasts killed 20 and wounded 42 others.

wero

Flye houses were destroyed of the Interior contended and about 20 damaged. Policothe same kind as those used in Commander Selim Zakim Zak! the main explosion. The polles.

reported that two Pasha suld that 18 bodies had commander

A Jewish boy pushcorts loaded with unexploded

gelignite were discovered.

been recovered.

Premier Mahmoud Fahmy Nok- rashy Pasha told newsmen:

died later in a hospital.

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"It has been proved that the |rèsted seven Jewish boys with u

push cart bearing an unattached explosions in the Jewish quarter time fuse and explosives which

came from inside the houses and

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That is the bomb expert of the Ministry not from the outside.

why

B few only B

houses were destroyed. If the explosions had come from outside. the houses the whole district might have been destroyed."

Rush To Avoid The Draft

Washington, June 20. National Guard recruiting offices here opened their doors. to hundreds of youths anxious

to escape the 18-25 draft voted

by Congress in its closing Hiours

who

Elve-or-six hours afterthe blast a crowd stopped an auto- mobile on a street' leading to the suburb of Abbassia. Shou!-} ing Jew, a Jew," the crowd pulled the driver out, beat him and set are to his car, only to discover later that he Egyptian Moslem. Associated Press.

WAS

Tony Martin Lionised

London, June 20.

448

A provision in the compromise draft bill exempts anyohe Joins the National Guard before Hoarso and fagged out by President Truman signs the nearly two solid hours of sing- -messure, from

from being drafted into ing, American

crooner Tony other forces.

Martin bade farewell to British National Guard recruiting of- fans at the London Palladium fleers here said they had staffed Theatre on Saturday night- their offices from noon to six another of the smash American p.m. EDT yesterday to handle vaudeville hits on the London hundreds of inquiries about Guard stage this year. qualification. The affleda orc Tony practically tripled not open on Sunday.

normal playing time, singing Some youths signed up by early two dozen songs and took at afternoon. Many more indicated | least half that many curtain they would enrol on Monday. calls. -There was no indication when "I have never had such д President Truman would sign good reception anywhere," he the bill He can wait ten days gasped, after it was all over.- if he wishes.-United Press.

Associated Press.

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