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A NEW AMERICAN GENERATION IS BEING LAUNCHED

By O.H. Brandon

i

Friend of mine. saya there's a' NAAPI lot of clubs being, opened for sorvloemon these days. 7% Stage

Eichelberger General

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are friendly to the United States. per cent of the Japanese people only hope nothing happens to Nil, your rosy dreams in the bud, bod

The atom bomb⋅ and; Conimmu Now is the time wlion high

· nisin 'are interfering with the schools and colleges launcht

Anjerican's happy-go-lucky, atti-

Er hate tu mention it, but ajnost generation: Into: tho:

tude, and both have created for the, ust day on two there has distinct discrepancy world. In tha: United States has developed, "now insights, into so must the anitary efforts to hysteria, which, many speakers been, a

warn, may divide the country between the war film blurbs, on thia is more of a rigid ritual, the relationship between guvern- strengthen the West:

Even, o President. thought the cinema puge and the retreat All spankers also, stressed that necessary to include such a warn- news on 'pago, ki more of a ceremonial benental power and privatuxentorama V

prise... The problania. which huve Reporters & General Office 3231 cision than anywhere else in loomed before this country since the Unit: States had loen sin lug in his specch

́tllo world.

the recent war came to an end, glad out as the main target of. are now and strange to Segreo Comimimist aggression, that peace

Clearly, there is general con- been for the United States cannot bendence that the United States "Commonecment extrelses" is that problems havo, rare

separated from poscó in the world and this new generation will be the name for these symbolie fes- for any previous generation."

as a whole, that poater is con able to cope will the domostic tivities. The cap' and; gown is they

stantly threatened by Soviet The emphasis in all the specches traditional garment for the gra=

mić slump is absent, but there duates, each school or colicae is on foreign affairs, on America's Russia and its underground Problems. The fear of an econo presents its own diplomas and the full participation in the mainten forces, the Communists, that this much uncertainty about Internn- high-light of the day Is or ad- ance of peace, on the interdepen- threat cannot be removed unless itonal affairs and peace. No

its strongth dees, not. by a local dignitary, dence of peoples, or the need to the West inercases but by some outstanding: lender betler economie conditions "all (morally economically politio speaker gove vent to the of the country.

over the world.. A Generally militavily that howeven stop thul peace is around the cor

'nor and no one dared to prophesy

No, Myrite, I certainly did not Bradley, Chairman of the Joint great the cost of porce, it is only beyond tomorrow not even the say the Count de Paris's rotum

"For a fraction of the cost of war:

For' Mr. Denn:"Acheson, President. Chlots of Stuff put it: produttive pouce

natione

Naturally, many proudly point The Foreign Secretary's hobby in would !! Franegr

*The British-Arbasendor, Sir which need most assistance are to, the prevailing undreamed of constructing furniture, those which have regained eco-

economic prosperity in the United, heartening thing about this diver nomic opportunity, and zome worldly goods, but which lack the Sintes, a new low ration in Indussion, he says, la that when he David Kelly, fl call on the Soviet

trial strikes, the tremendous pro- Anishes a table and puts it down, Deputy Foreign Minister," case of aggression'

nical felds.

If slow, improve-foreign polley, you don't have in these politicians. cats are also made in relations walt 20 years to see whether

works between the different colours only last week, for instance, the Rơ

southern States must provide and Supreme Cort ruled that two equal educational facilities In colleges for white and negro stu-

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RUMOURS OF WAR

President Trymon himself chose this year: a, commencement address as an important pro- nouncement of American foreign Poly

tho

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und the

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Members of the Government, | strength to defend themselves, In archs In sefence and other tech-fil stands or falla "It's not like} Always slanging each other,

One of the foremost ques-prominent.men

In business and Judger,

tions in the minds of people dance great teachers,

lawyers aro-invited by collejos

all over the world this week all over the country to give their has been whether another dictum, the distillation of their great war was about to break life's experience and their views out. During day after day of the future to this new genera

Hipn crisis, responsible opinion has

The words with which these been almost unanimous that United Nations intervention men of high station are trying to bridge, the aching gap between in the Korean fighting has this symbols ceremony and ren lessened the threat of globality. Indiente what they expect of strife, but that the future re-this new generation, what they they expect to be America's des- Ilny.

mains obscure.

In the midst of the uncer- tainty. Mr. Churchill comes who has been invited to add his I know of only one foreigner forward again with a plea voce

the commencement spea that the West seck a settle keys, Sir Oliver Franks, the. Bri- ment with Russla before it belah ambassador to the United throo

comes fully equipped with states. He will speak at

different occasions and, if noth

moment, he maintains, is the commation

-him-

John E. Peurifoy, Deputy Under Secretary of State, warned that

United States cannot the empty-handed hitd the world expect to reap a harvest.

"What we reap depends what we have to give.""

on

Drobny and Czernic, the Czech tennis stars; have been re- You see there is lille frivolity presenting Egypt in major tourna- in this year's 'June festivals here ments

Doubtless they regard them- There is full realisation that, "as President Truman put 1, the selves as ceded players. United States future welfare

#Chinese, Nationalists depends on our foreign policy

•

may

Sipw, too, la, the emotional re- ; and," what George. Könban":rails| Ag; that renily' would be nows,

*Now

Peace Indivisible

adjustment to show situation, the dilatlanta generation of to- brought about by the fabjastipday is making an effort, never President Truman spelled it strides. of contemporary sclunce, matched in American history, to Banish the, thought, out more directly when he told the realisation that man's com- instit into this new generation an graduates that ald to Europe and mand over the forces of, nature awareness of iis oligations to the

world at large, is Asia after 1952 must go on; and imperil his very environment.

"My most exciting assignment”--No. 6-

Quiet Sunday in Trieste

the entrance

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Casualties neeng locni labour union heads are causing concern They among the 'ranke and file. are, in fact, becoming very agliated about it.

are

Newspaper reporters captured in Koren and threatened with death in Saigon. In Hong Kang, their worst enemy is all the sub-editor

"Merat

•

from Reports

Monlia Indiente

government to have any

that ungloss for the

atomic weapons. All that is ing else, this special honour is a

that

to get "Americans

urges U.S. guaranteeing peace at the

to have a deep "respect

At

Ll economy in shape."

Bald: As someone`

Roll-on, I still think it should have, const road to, welcome the all-{ Being h vastly superior stockpile of for English Culture.

arrive in the late afternoon." of town-I saw things were ugifer thou ship of state. Correct? Of

is. atomic bombs possessed by areat teacher he feels that been my day off. After days of round-Italy cycle racers, due to talingrad the Yugoslav, sector

Figure it out for "besides explaining the state

rioting with Italians and

than I thought. The Italians were corset the United States. If agree-mind of the Atlantic community

I know British newspaper trying to force their way into this yourself. ment could be reached now, he will stress the basic task of Yugoslays beating each other,

readers could not care leter which Yugoslav citadel, and the tougher the free nations would be cuention the trailing of the up in the streets, the fron Balian/ cyclist, derindui fikstri Yugoslavs were beginning to form mind not only to understand the tier town of Trieste was frieste and I felt the same way.

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their ranks. in a position to bargain on a problems of this convulsive world Basis of strength and not but also to withstand the fears quict.

Suddenly, an excited 1tle. weakness.

Only thing happening that Sun- Italfari rushed in, shouting "Have Half a million students are day Afternoon of 1040 was a cycle you heard. Those so-and-so

I don't write about graduating this year from col race, ond

report mora cerjous leges; 1,200,000 from high schools, sport. I Lust your there were only 300034 things, soy like politics, riots and

wats. colleges the gradunter from igure for high schools was almost the same as this year.

it crentes.

T: There will I dropped in to my favourite

Everyone had gone out along the

By David Lee

I saw a clink of Ughh from under the steel blind door of cafe where I knew Brere. was telephone, and jumped off the moving Jeep!

Nino, a barman who knew auswered my pounding "on" the steel shutter, and let root, signalled for a cognac while dictated to the cuble office a short

story.

**

It must be admitted. that many otherwise sympathetic observers regard these ap- peals by Mr. Churchill as sheer balderdash. None knows better thap he, they say, that It is impossible to deal with 62,000 Master's degrees this cafe on ufe tree-lined Vin Car

year mild 4,000. Fl.D. Just to ddccl, terid ordured a cup of that Yugoslavs have inschlag-gunned fanatical totalitarians except give you two more figures about stuff the lions call sea. The our cyclisis and killed, five add to my first with a view to gaining time, the magnitude of the educational care, like the town, was empty. then. It is the avowed aim of Rus process in the United States al sian Imperialism, under the together 6,240,000, students en- folled this year in public und jame of Communism, to con- private high bonbols 1,700.000 in quer the world. Time and colleges but about half of those again

the Politburo has caring colleges drop out for

Various reasons before gradua hown that it will only as* | †foiz, 4* **** quiesce in international agree- ments on terms advantageous to Moscow. These men have not the slightest intention of co-operating with the free na tions with a view to lessening the war tension" (which they themselves have manufae tured!)

Less sure

Japan's population

A short but omous report on Japan's population problems hbs

from. arrived

correspondent

Richard Hughes in Toktya

The

As I reached, for the cognue an With that ho ran across the wide. street; down the narrow-Viil Valcxplosion rocked the bar dirivo: Others were streaming Outside, "fount the Italians in that way too. To town had full retreat from the Yugoslav suddenly come to lic. I know quarter The Yugoslavs had that was the way to the Yugoslav started to throw bombs. Iegations my hopes of 'I came to the scene of the explo

ist Sunday, fast disipfcaring.

Shooting, starts

In

nion. Everyone in the Jeep which I had been travelling had been wounded by the bläst.

I did what I could to help; tool

With the bomb throwing the Italians suddenly lost interest in their Yugoslav-balting. Arr hour later the town was dead, quiàt.”

It is clear from tho speakers

report states that Tokyo's

By the time reached the legu that they consider the United Siates us the greatest power in population, hus" again passed the tien it was surrounded by a crowd name and addresses, then got the world, that they are fully lx million merk according to if of shouting Italkitis. A portrait back to the telephone, and another aware of the responsibillues for new census to her by the Tokyo of The lay cruched qn the griner glass of Nino's cognac. lendership that eru from it Metropoliton Government Buddahiyan livste typewriter

· រ thus they arellproud of: had pro-

The official population of the aphed afery, for KICES Americare civilisation is capital now totals 6,134,000 Ar making but that they are less the end of the war, after, bombk As I forced my way up, the sure than ever before that, as the ings and dispersal of hunnessen stairs I heard pilot shote. A the phrase here goes, "they have allen why down to less than 35 jor in Bideling on the spor. Then

tial residentst

"the city's popula=| wrecked; légitipo o-Yugosinmal be unswerk."

million. Now the figuro is only the pollfe arrived! a way of coming true. Al- It has been brought home to million less than it was in 19401

1 Cuscryer though reports from the Americans that inou are not

In a qulok trip around the centrale cable office I looked in on the Korean battlefront of the time strong enough to live wholly by soon the number of people. of the town I stillpt crowds local St. John's ambulance, first of writing are not too. en-things as they are, and that they ing in the capital will be for wrecking every khawin Yugoslav ald post, and asked the score.

haveyle live to some extent by beyond the pro-war: figure, Even office, and shipps of persons, with Two dead, 60 odd injured, sald couraging, there is no doubt things as they ought to be, Nat the threat of overcrowding does slaw names one's her the doctor in white

whatever that before long the too po ago, people here seriously not appear to deter the average was binzing merrily

This, and much more like it, is rather convincing, but It is also worth remembering that Mr. Churchill's ideas have

believe, that very

van to the cable, effec. to send, a I hitched a litt on a police rojo. final story. Across the roud from

Argerican troops will drive believed that perhaps the nullity, Jap from raising a large for I got to telephone, and, found Thank heavens I'm Tiod n ́sporus |

to live life at d'itrester spceď und one district of Tokyo,

Live In

I was too state. now to stop tho Italians who were convinced their pedalling borose End brad klajo.

with the rebels. Ú

Teruc

Conversation at the club, tumed to one of the oldest members,

many who "for

YOORA, had squirined, under the thumb of a domineering, wife,

How long has he been mareled?" asked one of the young members.

On Was the reply, "about 25 awesi yerts."

rick of them

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"Vive le Sport", I thought wearily. The Invaders back to their own to do things with Jess Inbour was 25,000. people.

rumoured “hkksaete" story of territory. The United Na- none going to work a revolution less than one-third of a square the Cousinent parts be writer, and only report on serious

long has shown overwhel-humbh happiness, George With sucly obvious overcrowd upon the cyclists Ightly wounding

Yugoslav Commanfeld had fred pics like politics, riots and ware Kepnum, adviser to Mr. Dean mingly (however belatedly, if Acheson, the Secretary of Stale, ing, the Occupation authorities come of thinh; but no one had dhen one looks back on the last five and the architect of American art finding it dimeult not to skilled, years) that, it will no longer polldytowa Rubad told Darten to the Japanese equivalent mouth College that after World of Germany's "Lebensraum“ “bid, Countenance naked aggression, war 1 "the offer ofidally Ure ide and will in fact! use artied force to defeat it. Millons of people in puppet states may feel this stand has come tog. But they depresstop of the, thir- late, but at least it. has come. tics and the last we have sobre and the Kremlin has peremped Americans.

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so much, a torily been warned,

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should be witholit one.

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