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‘Big 3’ Austria Peace Plan

Treaty Would Leave Balkan Country Self-Supporting, - Tighter Reins on Russ

By United Press The Big Three decision ta press for an early Austrian treaty was seen in diplomatic quarters in Washington today as ing an important bearing on the Tito-Stalin struggle.

The United States, Britain and France agreed to work for speedy

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of Germany to “escape the ter-! ror” ang “liye a free life again.” Shortly after an official British {announcement disclosed young)

peace Reimann's fight from East to/government. . hav- West Germany, The elder Rel-|

mann publicly demanded a purge of all Communists Party mem-

conclusion of a “satisfactory treaty”-—one which would leave Austria bers who “deviate from the

self-supporting and require Russia to withdraw her 100,000 “occupa- policy of the Soviet Union." {

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troops from Austria, Hungary made the statement at a press Prague

and Romania,

siderably the Soviet pressure on| Marshal Tito's Yugoslav govern- Douglas MacArthur.

jaamierences in Sapporo, northern! The Communist government) Diplomatic sources pointed out! Hokkaido Island. Gen, Walker radio sald today that a majority that such a move would ease Son Surtently is touring northern o¢ the Roman Catholic priests in

Japan with his wife and Mrs. the country had agreed to a pro-

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posed church-state law to put the

ment. The Japanese press said Gen. clergy under government control. |

Russia has been maneuvering Walker would not comment on “Catholic priests, in solid ma her troops along Yugoslavia's the question of whether the Jap- jority, have agreed to the pronorthern border—in Hungary and/anese Communist Party should posed church law,” the broadcast Romania—in what has been de-/be outlawed. “That is up to the gaiq. seribed as “nerve warfare” de-|Japanese government,” he Was! The claim was made only a

signed to scare Marshal Tito. | quoted.

Under the present armistice, the Soviet government has the rignt, Frankfurt :

te move troops around In the two| Max Reimann, West Germany's countries for the “protection of No. 1 Communist, today polit- Bolivi . the supply lines” to occupied Aus-|ically disavowed his 22-year-old via .; tria. jon Joseph. who renounced the Bolivian government troops

Other world developments:

Stockholm

Five Polish refugees forced the ve pilot of a Polish passenger plane WA at gunpoint to change course today and land in Sweden, where they asked for asylum and protection, VEN, The plane was on a flight from q \ Gdansk (Danzig) to Lodz in cen- \ \ tral Poland. With a gun at his head, the captain changed course and headed north for Sweden. The plane, with 20 persons aboard, landed at a military airport near the little town of Nykoping, a few miles south of Stockholm, “All passengers were taken into| custody immediately by state po-| lee,

Honolulu

Hawaii's biggest - stevedoring company today announced a stepped-up number of sailings to! and from Hawaii in the next six weeks to carry the mit] i |

pineapple and sugar crops to east The announcement came short-| ly after the striking CIO Long-|

settlement proposal from Gov. Ingram Stainback. It called for the strikers to return to work for a 14-cent hourly wage increase, with further increases to be negotiated, «It's not a proposal, but mere-| 1y the governor's idea of a strike; settlement,” said a union spokesman.

Tokyo American Occupation Army Commander Lt. Gen. Walton H.| Walker was quoted in the Japanese press today that he considered the Japanese government’'s ousting of Communist Party members from government affices “a splendid idea.” .Gen.. Walker was sald to have

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down, the membership numbered about “to go out of business.” tine border and the Chaco jungles! . The fusainine Raster took we, today in a chase signalling the nerease e roll to Its presen end of a three-week revolution Has Served 25 Years 600, built both & new church and against the middlé-of-the-road| At Shelbyville : (a new parsonage. |

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