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1. TH

ALL OUT COMMUNIST EFFORT TO WIN

WIN OVER WESTERN GERMANY

Berlin, July 31,

The first "National Congrèss" of the Communiaf-sponsored National Front,

staging an all-out attempt to win over Worf Germany, is to be held in Borlin on August 25 and 26. Leaders of the movomont met in Bor- lin's Soviot soctor today to settle final details. The Congress will proclaim an "All-German National Resistance Against American Imperialism", according to Herr Kurt Vieweg, Secretary of the East German Communist-dominated Per saris organisation.

ARTIFICAL CHERRIES

FROM SEAWEED

Stromnes, Orkney Isles,

July 31. Britain is shipping artificial cherries made with seaweed to Amerien.

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This Intest product is many that British chemists have learned how to make, from the seaweed, most of which is taken fon areas off the North and West of Scotland.

artificial

The discovery of the cherry processi

crowned seven years of laboratory research by two chemists, Dr. Arnold Spice. and William Pleschardt.

Efforts to make a similar pro- duct with substances like gelatine have been unsuccessful because they could not be used in baking, melting in over, hent.

But the seaweed found ፡፡ነ Scotland, known chemically F432 sedium alginate, has proved suc- cessful.

The cherry is composed of sugar and glucose and is covered with a thin, insoluble and edible skin made from the seaweed.

It is flavoured with natural cherry jule-or

other flavours suited to the use for which the product is intended,

One of the things which In- Auenced American Buyers

was

the idea that the cherries could

be served in different colours-

Ho told the politicnt-leaders at today's meeting that 7,000 delegates from West Germany would attend:

The Congress will be held in the Oblehbinder Hall In Berlin. where recently ile East German Premier. Dr. Otto Grotewohl, called on West Germans to ot- tack the Allled occupation through sabotage and diverslici.

The anti-Western "Realstance"

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The West German Parliament last week fited Herr, Relmann's deputy, making him liable' to ur- parliamentary Immunity

rest in West Germany except for the State of North Rhine-West- phalia where he sits us a State. Deputy.

"Obliged to fight:“.

If the State Parliament, a la

programmno of the, "Nátlóna! | expected, raises the matter to

morrow, Herr Reimann, may then

Turbulence

in Berlin predicted

control:

Barlin, July 31.

The American Commandant hero, Major General Maxwell Taylor, predlated today that Berlin would have a turbulent Autumn because of the East Gorman efections on October 16 and the creation of a "Na tional Front" in East Berlin directed towards unifying Germany under Communist

Speaking

Preze luncheon in the Britiris see- tor, he said that he doubted whether the Russian Had any intention of allowing de mocratic processes in the ad- ministration of Berlin. "But," he added, "we never went to give up the'idéa of unifying the elty as long as there is any possibility."-Router.

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green for creme de menthe and Front" would reach 113 climax in red for a Manhattan,—Assocloted | September, political observers Press.

U.S. MISSION'S LEAVE OFF

Ankera, July 31. Ait home leave for members of the United States Military Misalon to Turkey hus been cancelled,

A source closely connected with the Mission said today that the Mission has also suspended alt postings to other Commandis members whose normal two-year turn of duty in Turkey is now. approaching its end.

Replacements for them would still arrive, however,

The source linked this with the

recently announced Turkish Gov- ernment decision to reinforce and reorganise her armed forces. It would mean an expansion of the American training schools for Turkish forces and later a pro-

here believed.

This would pave the way for the East German elections to be held on October 15 on the basis of a list of candidates which must be accepted or rejected by the electors as a whole,

would, it was thought, proclaim The "National Congress,"

these, elections on "all-German referendum." -

Pressure on Occupation

The "National Front" was also political expected to increase pressure on the Western occupa- tion powers, which, so for, has merely taken the form of wall slogans telling the troops to "go

home!!

Dr. Grotewohl told lhe "No- tional Front" Council today thay. hls Clovernment would be reads tu "protect any possible vielms, of the National Fronte fight against Western Imperiullam,"

"We are obliged and entitled to fight against powers who dis regard the rights of the German people," he said,

Dr. Grotewohl advocated clef tions for all Germany on the basis of the "National Front.”

The National Council finished its, meeting with a resolution lo bring before the population n “real national" programme for the people's elections in October, serving the interests of all der- A spécial Committee will be

forms to draw up this electorat

programme.

The broadcast of the West German Communist josder, Max

Relmann, over the Soviet con-

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trolled Berlin Radio, which had been announced all day at gular intervals, proved to be recording of his speech at Dus- seldorf on Saturday, complete with cheers and clupping- Reuter.

102 DEAD' IN AIR CRASHES

New York, July 31, At least 102 were killed or crashes around the world. are missing in week-end plane -Sixty of the dead are in Brazil, where two airliners went down.

The other mishaps ranged from. Alaska to the Sahara Desert, and included commercial, military and private planes.

Queen visits Horse Show

Queen Elizabeth wäre a malive, flowered dress with hát to match when shò vlalfdd the, International Horse Show at London's White City' Stadium. Före she holds the dress clear of the ground during a tour of the Show. The king alay attended the meeting. (AP Photo).

U.S. REINFORCEMENTS IN KOREA CAME IN THE NICK OF TIME

With the Amorically in Korea, July 31.

The Communists have lost the race for time today! That's the reaction of American leaders here ofter acknowledging the arrival today of rein- forcements fröm'the' United Stätäś:-

"If ever help come in the nick of time, this is it" one officer said a few minutes, after he learned almost simultaneously that the North Kore- ons had taken the Southern city of Chinju in their drive on Puson and that the American reinforcements were pouring off ships at a Southern port.

feeling

as

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The word spread rapidly | line at a time when tivy, arq through the ranks from Pusan feeling front fresh North Korean to the Yanks on the Northern blows. battle line and gave the hard-

Correspondents had Ke shmë

they wetched · pressed Gis their biggest lift troops move ashore, of spirits since the war begun. This is the extra muscle Lieutenant-General Walton H. Walker, Eighth Army Com- turn the retreat into check. mander, has said he needed, to

Moralo high-

The ex-Servicemen among the new arrivals faced the imminent entry into battle calmly, "but not with the cockiness of some of the youngsters who have yet to face the realițies' of war,.

Several of the troops naked for confirmation of stories of North "Korean atrocfilės on American

will bo to fill the gaping holes But the new troops' first Job in the American defence line and ・throw a stone wall of manpower The worst disaster was at Forlouguinst the Communista aller Alegro, Brazil, where 30 were drive on Pusan in the South and soldiers. killed when a Panair do Brazil Kumchón

the and Taegu in Constellation hits power Hire on North. Friday. I was Brazil's biggest

Today air disaster.

the Reds were. aD archily throwing everything they had into attack racing to ward their goal of cutting off the divisions American and Korean on Northern battle lines and welza Pushn, tho only good port in South

Twenty-five. men

and 25 women were aboare,

Ten were killed on Sunday when a Lockheed Lodestar crashed near San Francisco de Assis

Herr Max Reimann., West Ger man Communist leader. recently outlawed from the Bonn Parlin- ment, arrived in Berlin today to

landing United Press, "National Front" Council, attempting "to migko" a2 - forced

for Turkey from America. Reu-nd it was announced that he

The morale of the soldiers in terviewed at the dockside secmud High

A Sergeant, James Black from Texas, at veteran of the Norman dy campaign, sald, "We have been wailing for a chance to meet the Itodi.”

SENATOR WANTS NEUTRALS HELP

!

Washington, July 31.

(Republican,.

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge

Massachusetts).. proposed in the Senate today

that Ireland and Spain be na mitted to the Atlantic Fact so they can help the rest of the non-Communist world to carry the load.

"Looming ever larger is the policy to be followed toward two former enemies, Germany and

said Senator Lodge. Japan

"It is no exaggeration to say that the fate of these, nations, is a life and death matter for the United States, for if the Sevicis captured. Germany and Japan they would possess auch a huge that they Industrial potential

bable increase of the arms supply take part in the deliberations of Brazil. The plane was apparently, in a long wavested that the Texas Rangers might think, they could destroy

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officials In East Communfat Berlin today refused to disclos whether Herr Reimann would venture Into the British sector to make his broadcast or whether his speech would be recorded.

The Public Prosecutor In Krnover has afated that he wants to charge Hair Relmaher with helging to arrange the kidnapping of Karl Musilor, econd in command in the Wost Gormán Communit Party whom the Communists accused of #Titolam,

ARMS CACHE IN MALAYA FOUND

Singapore): July 31. British troops today found a Communist arms cache,, which Included 40,000 rounds of ammu altion, at an undisclosed place in malaya, British Headquarters in:

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from both goals when, Americans fresh from the United States, ur- rived today and there is complete confidence here that their Ume tor victory has rulout

Another big, talt Texan sug. should have been sent to handle the situation."

"Now it may take a couple of days," he said, with what may he regarded a

considerable optimism.

"

'Crazy guys”.

The Texan wore a révélvér holster alung low, en", his right hip, His armamerit included tomahawk

How General Walker, will use the new units is his secret but as an America officer told one of the first arrivals; "Just take any road and you will ind pleaty af trouble to keep you busy.”

„Elamante of Bites Spċond Division, equip ped with tanks and tholudiar Chicago declared, "We have, got sprinkling of ex-servicemen, a búnch of crazy guys Crazy linded al ́a" South Köröaf pórt | guys are good? töf, morale.” today fresh and ready for the fight:

United

the United States."

The United States was deeply grateful to the nations which are extending aid in Korea" but he concluded, "Former neutrals and idveis, former cnémies must help in this struggle for the survival: of human freedom."United Press:

Study group on Germany

Private Donald Edmond, of AS

Many pld soldiers unrolled. their blankets and wet ta sleup) Immediately in a warehouse in this part city,

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The landing placo waż identi- flad, as a big busy port, which could only be Fusan, biff security

Ad Army fleld range: glowed prevented naming. It.)

with blue light in one such „tem- The

unloading continued poraty blilet and cooks ladled through the night with tanks and out coffee to dockside guards and artillery coming ashore under..ilitary police. beight dockside light and the At a breakwater for across the Rinw of a pale yellow noon. Black harbour waters

These elementy were, the first ship swung slowly in and leader, troops to arrive in Koren direct for the dock The faces of from the United States,

- high-ranking officers standing on Their arrival is certain to give the shore glowed. United Preis now. heurt, to the G. Is in the and Associated Press,

London, July 31,

The Fritlen, Américan ant French Study" "Group" on"":thế" future of Germany, which hold a plenary sessien, here today, adjourned until August 16 to give the three delegations Ume to report progress to their Governments.

Foreign nonico announce ment tonight said that the first phase, on the Study's Group's Work had ended and there would now bea precess us..originally

three

Golden- rations have, stated, the revision "ors the", Occupation, Statrije,

A questionnaire sent" to Allied High Commission asking for information on the working For the Occupation. • Sigtutëxiace the Federal Govčfrumént eine at a udiese Into being last year lag, been

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Pilots solve problems thee stumped experts

under the plane, and test under

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At an Air Base in

Japan, July 31. Major-General Earl E. Partridge, commander of the Fifth Air Force, has been rose lying, on pilots to solve problems that stump experts, and they have been funy v

At any Vin justifying his confidence dur

"thet misilon- ing the Korean war 00's dropped

One of these wird in Major, | small town? Nur W. Christman, the 33-year- gan about 250 old Opirations Omoor of the 40th and tach; did. Fighter V Wing who was utterly un- rund impressed with the fact that the F-80 *Bhooting Star* the Oghter weight did could, not be used us, a fighter=range bomber" because, it was nots des sitabily this

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