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Korean War Expected To Be

Major Issue In U.S. Presidential Election

General Collins

Expresses Confidence

Seoul, July 14,

General J. Lawton Col. ling, United States Army Chief of Staff, said today that the United States was boller prepared to resist aggression now as a result of the Korean war.

He told correspondents, "O! course, it costs us something but

wor.

Washington, July. 14.

Administration foreign policy experts and Democratic Party strate- gists are digging up what they hope will be convincing answers to Re-. publican complaints about the Korean war.

The intensive search for a counter-attack against the Republican". platform reflects the Administration's belief that the war and the year- long truce talks with the Communists will be a hot issue in the forth coming presidential campaign.

Informed sources say that the Administration from President Truman and the Secretary of

Doan Acheson, down -- aro willing to State, Mr ́air its side of the Korean issue regardless of whether a truce is achieved during the summer.

Convention.

He

most of the State primaries this them prucil- Spring-most of cally by default.

w Cro

it is an effort that was necessary. Wo

Advance word on the Adminis, Democratic are better prepared today

would have been

tration's counter-offensive ia- argued that he has not complet than we there had been no Korean war." dicates that Republican charges ed his programmo as Governor

General Collins refused to will be pinned to Republican of Illinois and was committed to Except for New Hampshire, where President Truman's comment on what steps United statements and actions before ecck that post again.

Senator Johnson said, Senator name was entered, and Florido, Nations forces in Korca might and after the war began on Jung

Richard Russell expected where Mr Russell Wbs the taka to end the two-year-old

25 1030.

minimum

Mr of six ballos. Senator victor,

Kefauver's одн polley plank Tho foreign It cost us

money, ammuni- approved by the Republican Jason thought Senator Estes ponents in the primaries

mostly "favourite sons" who tion and equipment," he said. Convention last week charged Kofauver of Tennessee, leading

primaries, have no real idea of making a in pro-Convention "But it is not seriously detri- the Administration with pulling would set the pace but expected bid for the nomination. mental to our other operations. occupation troops out of Korea Senator Russell and Mr Barkley What had to be done had to be too soon, declaring that Korea to move to the front later, done."

"was of no concern to us" and

Meanwhile, former Senator General Collins was accom.then

Wayland Brooks of Illinois told panied on his visit by General then decided to fight back,

It piso complained of Central Elsenhower today that Marks W. Clark, Far East United States and United Nations Coming orders producing he would carry this State in the ignominious November presidential election and "stalemates mander, and General James Van bartering which offer no hope oven if the Democrats drafted Fleet, Eighth Army Commander,

Governor Adini Stevenson of General Colling also said that of victory."

Administration officials said Illinois their candidate.paign manager, recent bombing raids on Communist North Korea's slec. that the answer to Republican Reuter.

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Kathmandu, July 14, Tito, Nepalese Govern. mont have granted

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which last month made

An unsuccessful attempt on Mt. Everest, to

second attempt. Affer"

monsoon this year.

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It has been made clear. however, st The Swing ahould not extend their

Stay on the slopes of the world's highest- · mountain into 1053 As the coming. year has been allotted to the British expedition led

Mr Eric Skipton- Router,

Eisenhower

Statement Offends

he said was

Cairo, July 14. Egyptian negotiations with Britain to place the relations between the two countries on a new fooling and also defino Egypt's atti- ; tudo towards the Western Powern and Midėjo East re glonal defence, arą not jike- ly to start until Premier Sirry Pasha complotes talks with El Bayed Abdel | Rahman pl Maddi Pasha, leader of the Sudaneso Umma Independence Party. Birry Pasha is known to be most anxious to arrive at on early agreement with the West, and talk with the Minister In charge of the British Embassy. Mr. M. J. Creswell, American

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and the Mr

will follow Chicago, July 14. Mr Oscar

Sudanese lead- with the Ewing, Fedorat

those Ecurity Admistrator

in Wa-era Khington, sald today

Today, Sirry Fasha received that General Elsenhower had hurled the Sudanese Mahdist delaga- " virtual napalm bomb at the tion, led by Abduljah el Fadil, delicate

which has come to arrange the Western structure of European unity."

programme for the forthcoming On the pleiform front, 53 Mr. Ewing referred to what talk

Congressmen), Democratic

The Egyptian Government is a remark by the cluding Mr Kefauver, release:l General that the French Goy to grant an additional B£12,000 ➜ statement in Washington de- crnment Was dominated by as indemnity to 100 Belilah pm- cinia dlamissost from its service primary plank In the 1052

"Ike's statement is not only last December.

Government manding a national presidential atheists,

spokesman tactless but explosively da platform.

Mr

that Johnson, Russell

gerous," Mr Ewing stated.

the decision was sald today and Repre-

He added that the, General

taken on the advice of the sentative Franklin D. Roose made the comment after spend Foreign Ministry's legal advi veit, Jr., manager of the Ing 20 months under the direction to avoid the raising of this before international Harriman campaign, also signed of President Truman in building dispute le system and the Pyongyang points:

the statement. Mr Barkley did up Now York, July 14.

European defence and judicial bodies," attacks had Iessened the

The dismissed officials, most In a Press conference today not sign but endorsed the pro- European peace. forces 1-The occupation

"Already reports are coming of them university professor capabilities of an enemy offen- sive,

were withdrawn in compliance at Syracuse, New York State, posal.

from Paris that CIVIL RIGHTS .

the French and school teachers, originally Foreign Minister, M. Robert United Nations ground forces with rosolulons passed by the Senator Estes Kefauver said:

months' throo received only sald the They United Nations General Assem- "The nomination of a man like

American Schuman, will have to resign as haste salpry. could

their prosent

ced Eisenhower, popular ameng the people were biy

demanding such One argument advanced

a result, M.,Schuman is a noted The positions in Korea indefinitely, his connection was that the people, will make it imperative reforms to avold the

now indemnity takep stolen Catholle tny leader. He origin into secount foreign residence he added,

to nominate delegate" zenndals which rockodated and nurtured the present and east of living allowances as and North Republican foreign policy ex- for the Democrats

conduct the Republican convention.

plan for a united Europe. He part of the salary due. Korean armies do not have the port, Mr John Foster Dulles, a candidate who can

11 has weathered who directed the drating of a fighting campaign to win."

number of ghost of a chance of digging u3

made strong Britain has Mr Kefauver, a candidate for Hearings on what to include li

French Cabinet changes and now representations to Egypt on bo the Party's foreign policy

the Democratic platform, out of here."—United Press,

"in the

Democratic presidential plank, led American draw nomination, expected more than civil rights issue, are to begin Eisenhower,

luding Party splitting on the

gets hit below the belt by half of the officials, many with the United Nations to

on the 300 votes on the first ballot in

Wednesday under the That reckless statement places more than 20 years' service in troops as

Egypt.--Heuter. the delegation,

Convention. Press polls leadership

House Eisenhower alongside Kerbert United Nutions

Democratic leader, John Me- Hoover, architect of the great 2 The decision to go into give him 257 delegates.

He called General ElsenhowerCormack of Massachusetts, Republican depression and fead. Korea had drawn no immediate

"unwitting tool of a fow The Democratic national ing Hepublican exponent of widespread or serious reaction the

men who have long chairman, Bready

Frank McKinney. Isolationism."-Reutor. the Republicans. from

3-Red aggression had been sought to control this country's would like to find a civil rights compromise which would satisfy repelled and the armistice talks economy."-Reuter

RUSSELL CONFIDENT the New

Dealers and have bogged down because ot

Southera

Talpel, July 14. the American refusal to "op- Democrats are prickling into avold provoking

The Chinese Nationalist Am- Mayors of Sydney, Melbourne pense" the Communists by the battleground' where the Re-belt such as occurred four years Intensifying this destre

bassador to Rome, Mr Jamas nominated ago. of war pulleans last aveck returning prisoners

the fact that the De- Osaka Maru, against The 8,000-ton

Thung Chi Yu, will also be their willUnited an Elsenhower-Nixon tickert..

Sydney July 14.

appointed Ambassador to Spain. owned by Osaka Shosen Kaisha,

Senator Russell said in New mocrats will face an unusually

an. Allegedly defying

Aus cholicage

The Spanish Government has will be the first regular freight:

York that he

he exported to go in strong Republican

rule, that ships

already appointed

Senor

Rodri- liner to resume the Australian "THE MAN TO BEAT”

to the convention with 300 argi-for the

bought by overseas Interests guez Gomez as its first Ambassa- ballot votes and he was con-

wii must be faicen out of Australia dar to China. Senor Ganez will Pre-convention activity Adent ho would win the nomina-

on the hearings on the by an Australian erew receiving held the port concurrently with the centre

contested tlon somewhere between

from the full rate of pay, the freighter the post of Spanish Ambassador delegations arth and eighth ballots. was

the which Santelena slipped out of Sydney to

Philippines.--France- Gael Sullivan Senator Texas

Mississipp! And campaign manager, are to start on Thursday before Harbour tonight without a pilot, Presse. Kelauver's

The

Santciena, s sub-committee headed by the said

Interview | a separate

vessel that

Was the nomination of General National Committee member, formerly

nying the At a news conference to Divight Eisenhower by the Re-Galvin Rawlings of Utah. Epiha Senator Johnson said he be

contests Involve argument bo- Panamanian flog and had been

Tel-Aviv, July 14. lieved Mr Barkley's

wide publicans meant that the Demonen "lovalists" and the anti-Dought by Greck interests. The with Democratic crats must nominate Ketauver popularity

of mixed Israel is planning a ten-year COM was composed Truman forces. "their best vote-getter." loaders and the rank and fle

nationals Harriman backers claimest

recruited

the farm plan which will cost 840 He said the living robi the title for him on the grounds Sydney walerfront. would" thrust-the Vice-Pre- London, July 14.

million dollars.. post- delegates" The Portuguese Ambassador sident into a formidable

The Santelena was bound for The pian, reported by faracl audience had caused the rejee that the multi-millionaire New Dr to Britain,

Ruy Engestion early in the balloting.

York Mr Johnson did not belleve tion of the Republican old guard ped candidate and the only one

Colombo and the Mediterranean. officials, proposes to make the is the best-equip- banker Ulrich, called

as nearly self- Its owners risk a fine of £50 Jewish State on the Minister

in food to go all out for the Roosevelt-

without for leaving of State, Mr Selwyn Lloyd, at that Governor Adlai Stevenson and he added that the Democrats

pilot-suficient as possible the Foreign Ofce today at his of Illinois would be a candidate must heed "popular sppeal."

Truman record and programme.

production. France-Pressé, Governor

a entered own request.

Stevenson himself

TRUMAN'S PLANS wide-open race for the first ume Russell boosters tried hard to since the late Franklin Roosevelt bury the idea that their men is won in 1032. The Convention Д "Southern" candidate. Mr opens next Monday, but battles are already shaping up for later Johnson said Mr Russell had na

tional appeal, an outstanding this week over Party plaitorm record as Georgia Governor and and delegate contents,

would lead the ticket to Tic- lory in November.

Yokohama, July 14.

A Japanese skipper took his sirip out of Yakahama today carrying a circular message friendship and peace

and Brisbane.

run

to the

The skipper carried the mes- mage from the Mayor of Osaka, traditionally one of the keenest poris for trade with Australia. Reuter.

Lisbon Envoy.

At F.O.

It was understood that they had a general discussion about the world situation-Reuter,

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Chicago, July 14. Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado said today that Vice- President Alben Barkley "the man to beat" In the bat-

the Democrntle tle for

pre aldential nomination.

said yesterday, according to one report, that "I guess I'd shoot myself" if drafted by the

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La Novem's electoral votes trallon upion

Mr Kefauver claimed the title of "liberal" Southern delegate. of the Democratic pre Most Di

The names most frequently heard for the top spot on the ticket were Russell, Kefauver, Barkley, Harrimani (Mutual sidential prospects except Mr Security Director), Senntar Truman are due in the Conven Robert Kerr of Oklahoma, tion city by next week-end. Governor Adial Stevenson of President Truman plans fo

Illinois and Senator Brien McMahon of Connecticut,

There was also continued talk of President Truman, although

he has insisted he will not run

come after the nominating je. over.

Streamlined

Some polliclens believe that, despite Mr Truman's insistence that he will not pecept a draft, again.

Governor Stevenson is also re- nomination forced on him by a his trip will be to accept a gisting a "drați” movement. andasporate Convention United tho

grounds that he is a cpn- Press, didate only for re-election ne Governor. The others are most- ly "favourite son" or

"dark horse" candidates and include Senators Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota and J.. William Ful- bright of Arkansas, Governors G. Mennen Willams of Michigan and Henry Schricker of Indiana, Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas, the Convention's permanent chairman, and Governor Paul of Masenchusetts,, tem- Bover

chairman and keynote

El Segundo, Calif., July 14. porary

A streamlined' elgar-shaped. speaker.

Senator Johnson told a news; bomb for external use on many conference he expected Mr modern combat plings will por televised orime hearings, to the pace-potter on the Leg 1350 in the World War

Bomb Developed

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Growth

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Taipei Envoy's New Post

Israel Farm Plan

Of Soviet

Air Power

Worrying America

Washington, July 14,

The growth of Soviet air power, which now outmatches numerically the combined air strength of the United States and its European allies, is

Washington. causing grave concern among military leaders in

Congressional committees investigating the air power situation are convinced that the Soviet Union has now a "terrifying edge" in military preparedness with more planes than the United States hopes to have in the next three years.

tho

Intelligence reports reaching, metals, for such rapid expan

Pentagon military head- sion.

7.

.quarters here show that Russia The belief that 1934 would is now estimated to have about be the year of maximum peril 20,000 Cghters and bombers in is based on intelligense reporta operational units, with nearly that by this timo the Soviet many military aircraft in Union would have built up fis

"fo such stemle stockpile reserye.

United States the extent that a forer. Against such Untied States today hes about stomic superiority might 15,000 planes in inilitary ser longer be an effective deterrent

of which about half are to

to aggression, Two years ago, United States forget about was only and

3,000 planes TO the threat posed by power the

Kefauver, here of the Sonato' ft 60-mile an hour fraternized into 21 combat wings. While the Soviet Union has

type of bombs, the Navy ballot, He said that Mr Baric-

voala!.

The new

bomb universal. the 7-year-old Vice-Pre-

shape was designed for the would be the Russell would hays to beat when Navy by Douging Alterath

Cammare Joint Chiera of

to a high degree United

Engine reinement, it is 1 Starr.

sold:

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Lontend with its lighter

in both numbers and

have hos

bomber build- doubt is felt hero United Stato, has, p

af ble

trans-nocar the chips were down.

to have 4: 143- sprabors, But Allied milllery But on the tenth ballot, or at I will eay

the last ballot, the first now bomb shape to be wing force by 1054 the plansers note that bo Russians Benator

which Ruzell will be the developed in 25 years, Dovalna year They consider to in

In recent

years hav

elving hold the greatest danger. ot more attention to their heavy Y DEMOCRATS DEMAND

Navy said that the shape wars The

bombing farce. It reported He

Georgia was carefully, conloupe for the aut President Truman in thne they have: 'pow thought the Senator would have about 500 lowest drags possible when in ordered the attainment of the a new long-range yous on the first hallot, It stalled on transonte or

Super)='{"148>wing-dorce to be stretchied (known as the Tw31 201 takes 616, to win the nomination.

This plane, powered by a Enginary

turboprop engines, which use a Bastos claim that an in carly

Jet thrust to drive the propel tombs of the – to miles an hour tour tha This decision was reusion Down-1 Blate, 2 Degus, Meddles, 4 Oral, & Eat & Unscat, first ball feeship largely on if mounted with thred standard efter: be had invested the of 150 miles an hour a ceiling.

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