1958-05-27 — Page 2

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AMERICAN'S POCKETBOOK

New York, May 26.

The dollar today is worth about 25 cents less than a decade

ago.

This means that what USH would have bought ten years ago now costs US$5.

Inflation haz bit Americant where it hurts the most-in the pocketbook. Gone ate the nickel beers, phone calls, bus rides, and cigars. These items ALL cost two, three and evon four times as much.

POSTWAR

In this same postwar period.

the tax burden on each Ameri-

Nikita And

Voroshilov

For Cairo

Cairo, May 20. President Klementi Vorashilov

con has jumped from around and Premier Nikita Khrushchev US$375 to US$658,

IN LEBANON? GOVT'S PLAN

FOR SOLUTION TO CRISIS

Beirut, May 26,

The Lebanese Government at a cabinet meeting to- day is understood to have given its approval to the main outline of the plan for a political Bolution of the present crisis presented by the Chief of National Planning, Raymond Edde.

The Ministers had approved

the provision.thai Premier Sami Sohl in the name of the Govern- ment should give an undertaking not to ask for a renewal of the mandate of President of the Republie Camille Chamoun or the for an amendment of Constitution, Informal sources sard,

However, Eddc's proposal concerning the election of a new chief of state was still under discussion, and the Ministers apparently were not in agree- ment on the date proposed for this election, the sources said.

Agreement

It was hoped that complete agreement would be reached to- night, thus enabling the Premier a statement on the to make

10 proposals

the Lebanese Assembly tomorrow.

It the Government approves Edde's plan, it will then be mubmitted to the Opposition which will be given 48 hours in which to oppose it and lay down

its arms.

If the Opposition rejects it, a state of emergency will be proclaimed and the security forces will immediately go into action.

A Blackout ·

There was relative calm in the provinces after yesterday' successes by Lebanese troops in various parts of the country and particularly in the North.

A Governmeal communique broadcast over Beirut Radio to- night imposed a blackout on the "movement and location a! armed forces" in the country.

It banned the publication of such information by the press excerpt when puthorised by

Press ofico.-France- Pressu and Reuter.

special

Novelist Dies

i

INTERFERENCE

FROM OUTSIDE

REAL SAYS

SELWYN LLOYD

Mr

Bedford, May 26. Selwyni Lloyd, the British

Secre Foreign tary, declared tonight that there was "clear evidence" of interference from outside in the Lebanon.

Spooking at a Conservative Party rally attended by 30,000 people, Mr Lloyd made his comment on the Lebanon after saying that nations had to de- elde their own affairs without outside interference or assist- ance unless requested,

Dealing with nuclear dis- armament, Mr. Lloyd said that 封面 had received a pamphlet containing some broadcosts of Dr Albert Schweitzer entitled "Peace or Atomic Wor."

"That is a รูป - He added: Leading title. It is not true choice.

REAL CHOICE

the

The real choice is 'peace or war or, if further refinement is wanted peace or atomie war or convenional war.'.

"Underlying the present at- tack on nuclear weapons, is the implication that war with con- ventional weapons is tolerable: that it is not a real danger to humanity: that we, should be safer without nuclear weapons.

Paris, May 28. Francis Carco, French novel. "In fact, the nuclear deterrent ist, poet and art critic, dled in has kept the peace for ten years. Without the existence of nuclear of the Soviet Union will arrive Paris today.

conventional war For four years he was of weapons,

disease. Curco would be 10 times more prob- Rising prices and taxes have in Cairo some time next autumn

for a two-week State visit to the Parkinson's combined to put a squeeze on

Francis Jable in Europe." This United Arab Republic. It was whose real name was family budgets.

was born Careolino-Tusoll

He commended: Meny

"I believe New squeeze is beginning to show reported here today.

Caledonia in 1800 in that our purposes can be simply iselt in growing consumer

stated. We wish to maintain a sistance to high prices.

The visit to take place prob-family of Corsicon origin.

He came to France at antramework of peace and security ably toward the end of October,

by Some of his bost within whleb, or protected 'The Tux Foundation has will be in response to an invita esrly age.

books celebrate the which, natiorer can exist with figured out that the total tax tion made by UAR President known burden now amounts to around Gamal Abdel Nasser during his Bohemian world of Montmatte genuine independesice,

In the years before 1914.- family income, recent visit to the Soviet Union.

"That is why Nato and our France-Presse. --France-Fresse.

other defensive alliances ate important."---Hcuter.

one-third of U.P.I.

re-

Warsaw Pact's Offer To Nato:

A Non-Aggression Treaty

Budapest, May 26.

European Soviet bloe countries today announced they would cut their armed forces by a further 119,000 men this year and would offer a non-aggression treaty to Nato countries.

Atomic Reactor Shut Down

SHOWING

Ottawa, May 20. Canada's giant ulomie reactor at Chalk River, Ontario, has been shut down following an accident in which radioactive dust was spread throughout the Interior of the building housing It, officials announced today.

The slote owned Atomic Hungary or East Germany and Energy of Canada, Limited, an- no figure for the total military nouncing the accident, which strength of any of the countries occurred last Saturday, said. concerned was given.

nobody was injured

European forces this your to 419,000 men.

Nothing Was

about sald

The Soviet News Agency Warsaw Pact ni its meeting in, reduction of Eas! Tass, sald this was decided by Moscow last week. the Political Committee of the

MISSILE BASES IN EUROPE

'DEPLORED

The Committee also approved the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Rumania soon..

The

Russia announced in February

Committee announced

The reactor is expected to that she was withdrawing 17,000

shut down for three to four that its members would make a troops from Hungary, Western formal offer of a non-aggression weeks while the whole Interior observers estimated this would treaty to Nato countries. The of the huge, 12-storey building leave about 80,000 Soviet troops text of the proposed treaty is thoroughly examined and the

would be published separately. radioactive The East European countries-Router.

still in Hungary.

also announced their decision to

Edinburgh, May 26. reduce their armed forces in The Church of Scatland's 1958 by an additional 110,000

Church and Nation Com-men.

mittee today urged thej

end of H-bomb tesis by

Reductions

Britain and the United The reductions were as fol-

dust 'cleaned up.

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States and "deplored" the lows: Rumania '55,000; Bulgaria

decision to erect Nato 23,000, Poland, 20,000, Czecho missilo bases in Europe. 1,000,

slovakia 20,000 and

Church commissioners were This taken with

met by banner-bearing young previously announced

Albania

Russia's

reduction

anti-H-bomb demonstrators of 300,000 mon, brings the toil

when they arrived for the com-. mittee report debate today. The demonstrators carried bothers reading “Besied are the pešce- makeru," "Ponder well-our lives are in your hands," and "Slavery or annihilation,"

FIRST STEP

The committon report said the first step toward a new in- ternational climate could be taken if Britain and Anxrica; by crusing H-bomb tesla, would malco a muine "and practical guzture of reconciliation.

The committee unanimously backed faint British-U.S. action to stop the texts, but did not feel Britain should attempt to got slong-China: Mail Bagciel.

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