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WALLACE ACCEPTS “PEACE WITH RUSSIA" NOMINATION

Truman's Proposals For DPs

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The Whi

Philadelphia, July 24.

Honry Wallace today accepted a "peace with Russia" PresidentialTM nömination, with the charge that the Truman Administration's "gat tough foreign policy caused the Berlin crisis ́in Soviet-American relations.

To thundering cheers of his followers in the new

Red Split

Looms Over

progressive party, Wallace declared that there Macedonia

would be no trouble with Russia if he was in the White House.

Belgrade, July 24.

41-

Washington, July 24, President. Truman will ask a special session of Congress to udmit 402,000 displaced per-

"Our presence in Germany short time earlier by neelamu- Observers here expressed sons to the United States in went sinking when we divided tion. They appoured informally the belief today that the the next four years, the White Germany and established the at the Convention Hall and re- Macedonian question threat- Hotlso said.

Western sector as an American ceived n

Wild and Lumultuous ens to create an almost irre- A low pursed in June provided and British colony. When we ovation fro for admision of 205,000 in two did that we gave up Berlin inilliant, debgateshipping and parable split between Yugo-

House politically and we cannot loseminations with speeches asserting lists.

slav and-Bulgarian Commun formally accepted the no- ngmeed four huendments which anything by giving it up that the party was the President wifi propose next mintarily in a search for peace. Truman and Governor Thomas founded on week.

"Berlin did not happen.

Berlin

The old question of jurisdiction He will as for the elimination was caused. When we were set the philosophy of "peace, hund- oyer Macedonia has been revived

ance and freedom," of provisions which he consklers on the "get tough" policy.

singe the Combiform denounced anti-Jewish and npti-Catholle. He warned that its and was inevit- demands in, immediate Russian bunla bolted the Yugoslav fold

They said their party platform) Yugasolay Communists and will it for the relaxation of eerable. Berlin is becoming thUnited, Sintes conference "to find

there observere belleve. fuin restrictions on granting of ect. There is no reason why the Įvisos, particularly

the provision

In:caps peace of the world should hang

of agreement to win Only yesterday Lieutenant requiring persons númitted under on the actions of a handful of penco,"

*Genoral Svetozar Taylor echoed: Wallaco's critics tender of the Macedonian Com- Vukmanovic, Truman many."

ism of the Administration's bmunist Party, attacked Bulgaria will propose

the elimination of Mr. Wallace added: "Germany Partisan foreign policy, and chary-over, the Macedonian question. provision requirint Jin-will be the core of ever worlded that the "hankruptey" of the Speaking befuccine

Yugoslav migrants

United Nations enter the United crisis until we come to un agree-"policies of selßsh and

was. due Communist Parly Congress, States only under the regular im-ment with the Soviet Union."

short-he criticisedi Bulgarian Com- He described Amerlos's Ger, and the United States rather than record and necused them or not mileration quotas

sighted expediency" of Britain ministr

1:eir wartime man policy a" ohild born of

to Hussin the lust for power and profit"

giving up. the old Bulgarian with # Germany groomed and

claim to Macetioulp, muscled as the easternmost out-

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Primary proposal to be made hy President Truman will be for the elimination of the provisions which were denounced previous- by ns discriminatory because of race or religion,-United Press.

BOMBERS

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Shanghal, July 25.

"We can. Nor can

Brass And Gold

Wallace charged, that President

for

It in believed that if the present

the world which watches help-Truman and Governor Thomas situation goes beyon! an inter-

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lessly."

Fragile Poace

Mr. Wallace said that, as a re-of suit lasing the door to peace twin the Russian leaders,

Another military cargo sold to rotbilig remains but fruitless sue- Chinn by the Cannellan Govesh-rewinns of minor offeinis in Bar- ment arrived here yesterday | lin." aboard the Canudlart vessel, 8.8. Buy Sigle.

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tion to continue the cold war" and party split, the Macedonian route "committed themselves to policica and strategieally vital to the to. Albania would be tnetically brasa and

big cold" Wallace said his own.com Prot mitments, mile from peaceful negotiations with Rused, were for strengthening the United Nations and achieving a batter of life by putting human way rights above property rights and firmly controlled corporate monopolies and international

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JAP EMPEROR'S POPULARITY.

Tokyo, July 24. ' Eighty-three per cent of tho people questioned in

public The party platform public ownership of large bunks, Emperor system could be retula- calls for opinion poll at Osaka believed the Patroads, merchant marine, elec-ed in Japan.

tric power and gas industry and Classified according to age, nope "any industelés primarily depend-of the persons polled over the age funds or Goy of 60 favoured abolition, against

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ernment

The platform

about 18 per cent in favour of malko calls for re-abolition among those under 30. peal of the draft law, repeal of-Reuter. the Tall-Hartley act and the one dollar hour minimum wage.

Delegates dreamed, sang, par- aded and danced in the aisles for 32 minutes after Wallace was no- iminated by Fred Stover, head of the Iowa Farmers Union, who said that orily the election of the Wallace Taylor ticket could 10- verse the trend toward war. --- United Press and Reuter.

Be Firm With USSR, Dewey Says

THREE NEW-TYPE

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ATOMIC BOMBS

BOMBS ARE "BIG IMPROVEMENT"

CONCESSION

THE LOST

FOR

It was like acerching-for the lost noodle, in a haystack.

The scandal tha first-afni Date of the Star Forry Kow. loon Plor. The time-Batur day morning.

First out came a bulgy wal. let, from the big-ngiket, The owner operaci it with one hand while the other clasped bax. He peeped inta tho gilts

No.-il was not there. Не put it back, For calor movement ha sandwiched the hox between his thighs..

Then from his side, trouser pocket he brought out a fist- ful of "pagses,

In the meantine འ ་mtil prowd had accumulated ke hind,

Apparently It Was Abi Among the pile for he shaved It back with slight frown. He turned, round, Baw the unnecessary, crowd, and step- pad aside with 'a mumbled *pology.

The box was placed on stoof nearby and the someon continued.

was perspiring

The man visibly. The Kla-pocket was again ransacked. This time the bulay wallet was given a ologar scrutinity. No, it was not there definitely.

Grunting, he put it back. Next was the side trouson pocket. In this, Frantie haste he drew pieces of "menide" on the ground,. His attention ever drawn to that. was however

but disregarding them, went on with his search.

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Five minutes. had gone by. Batisfied eventually that, it could not be found, he took out 20 cent from his 'wallet And handed them to the patiently-awaiting Perry In-

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Washington, July 24.

President Truman claimed today that the recent tests in the Pacific hød "substantially 'im- proved" the United States position in the field of atomic weapons.

He made the statement as the United States Atomic Energy Commission in its fourth report to Con- gress, disclosed that "three atomic weapons of a new and improved design" recently tested at the secret proving grounds in the Pacific were bombs and not non-explosive weapons as had been widely speculated,

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Industry will also benefit Most applications, however, are "still largely speculative." The Commission launched a $1,260,- 800.000 programme of construp. tion building new plants, lab. oratories and living quarters. The work during April, May and June equalled that of the entire year of 1947. An isten- slve programme is under way to the supplies of uranium.

Mr. Truman sold il Was still necessary for security runsons to keep, ptomic energy undertakings se.ret "in Insecure world", but added: When nations are prepared to join with us in the Interna- tional control of atomic energy, this requirement of secrecy will disappear.

"The uncompromising refusal boost of the Soviet Union to participate A. "substantial part" of the sup in a workable control system has plies comes from the Belgian thus far obstructed progress." Congo and Canada.

In its fust formal report on The Commission sald the "Operation Sandstone", the Combems used at Hiroshima, Naga- mission said the recardy of the Į saki, and later at Bikini did not explosion of three new type need to be too atomic bombs

efficient." It are still being said that as far as development analysed, but that some results was concerned they "were almost are already clear.

on the par." But the "now de- "The tests proved not only the signs" tested ut Eniwetok em- effectiveness of the new designs phasised the "generation of the of the wenpong but conanny, a nuclear explosion itself," where- great deal, of theprelleal and ex- as at Bikini during the previous perimental' work performed since year the tests were centred on. | the_wor.

measurements of the explosion's The tests were carried out in effect-United Press. great secrecy in April and May fut the

atomle proving grounds in the Marshall Islands,

New

More Tests

Ultimatum To Clans Heeded.

Thio tests Involved "three nurfenṛTM explosions" carried out. under conditions' as close as pos- sible to laboratory control. The Commission said it was "eminent- antisfied" with the conduct of the fests, The knowledge ne- quired at Eniwetek was impor

An ultmatum to cease firing tant to futuro atomle progress at noon yesterday In-

was given• both for war and peace.

on Saturday night. by. Dr. T.V. The Commisso concluded: "The Atomic Energy Commission. tung, to the two warring clans Soong, Governor of Kwang-

"Never mind," apedtar waved him

away. "But don't you forget again

to

carry with you your monthly ticket!"

US Suggestions On

Southwest

Africa

Lake Success, July 24,

mindful

of the Congressional direction that its paramount in Sunwui county, according to objective stall be to assure com-messages from Canton yester- mon defence unel security, re-day.

---TRE "Council completed its dis-/******** industrial Between the twe opposing clans was”

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ports to the Congress as follows: Fron Kongmoon it Operation Sandstone coples ported that the casualties suffered Vine, ris the fact that the position of the by flic Ko and Chuu clans who | United States in the Bold of have been fighting against each Fatontic weapons has been sub-father since last Monday night,

stipfially. Improved."

include more than 100 killed, The Commission indicated that the testing grounds will be long were contacted on Saturday Representatives of the "two used again but probably this by the navy and anny units sent would not be soon. It said that to the area to suppress the dis ika Eniwetok area le being turbance. "gonditioned" and placed in The United States, delegote to the United Nations

The representatives were told stand-by status for further use. that fighting out cease at noon Trusteeship Council, Mr. Francis Sayre, today pre-entence In

The report nald: "Amerlea's on Sunday otherwise the trumps

The submitted observations on the South African depetids upon achievement fully stop fighting ant witherow their

field of will take action, atomic weapons is not static. It

The representatives agreed to Government's report on Southwest Africo, proved through tests and upon armed mento

fobservation by Mr. Seyre suggested

their original scientists on positions by noon yesterday. men-en, but there was no data to show nuclea phenomena that can sures to ensure the political, whether the cost of living was only he adequately studied by said that the malit dispute he

Kongmoon messages 'yesterday ccunomic, social and educational proportionately different.

full-scale test operations." advancement of the inhabitants."

over, land wbich both sides claim- cussion by appointing a Commit- Among the points he made were tee consisting of Chirin, the Uriit-atanile development, the Contr

Reporting on other phases of led to be their.. didate, today called for a firm right

Representation:Franchise and ed States, Belilun and Costa, clou told the Congress that atomic to hold cffice in South Rien, to prepare report to the power for industrial use will not bipartisan American foreign West Africa are restricted to General Assembly. policy in xiealing with Russia, Africa

be available on a large seule for Europea The Union of South The report, It is understood, 20 years, though two experimen A statement Issued after

night, wish to consider will be largely based on lenguty conference with top Rothe desirability of African repro- points raised in the United States two or three

the tal reacton" should be working publican foreign advisers saidsentation in governing bodies of statement Reuter

yoore and fairly practical models may be the United States must, defend its the territories and might desire to

available within' a decade." rights in Germany and

at the prepare

indigenous inhabi-

It said that radioisotopes, by same time seck every possible tunts for such representation by

product of atomie 'development. solution to the critical problem.

Lonilon, July 24. a greater share in the administen-

are already in widespread use. In I blamed "the Berlin situation tion of their own affairs.

Krishnh Menon, High medicine." ministration but said the Repub-cent of the entire budget of the from Paris where, ha on the Democratic national ad-

Commissioner for fhdla in Lou- Budget:-Approximately 10 perden, returned to England today boosted as a result of atomic re bales

Farm output eventually will be. lleen. Party would forget past territory is spent directly on non-Portuguesa Foreign Minister, Dr. already going on fu 20 Labora-States

mat the faporch. Radioisotope tests lapses" in the interest of the European administrations and rose du Matts, fur discussions.tories next farm experiment sta country.

welfare, whereas the non-Euro-Reuter It was the first Republican de-pean population constitutes about. claraton on foreign policy sinor 90 per cent of the total populn- Dewey's nomination. United tion of the territory. Prog

Pawng, N.Y., July 24. Governor Thomas Dewey, Republican Presidential, can-

Channel Tunnel Question

London, July 24.

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the

Miners' Pay

The Union of South Africa inight care to consider, a sub- stantial increase in the propor- tion of the budget spent on Africans.

Laid: The European tenth | of the population holde 58, per

cent, of the land.

Labour: The rates of pay for mineworkers in South-West

The issue of the Channel Africa average about half the Tunnel may be brought up rates in the Union of South Afri-,

again in both the House of

Commons and the House of

Lorda in the near future.

A group of Members of Parlia ment, led by Christopher Shaw cross, brother General mad formar

Μανολίτοππον,

Ilgence Umeet is tion proposing

Preasfor

the

expected to of a resolu an approach to the French Government regarding review of the tunnel question. "Lard Ajulree 'tabled" motion for discussion of the Channel Lords.United

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Mr.

Hons.

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