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Paragraphs From Letters by Correspondents Of The Times Foreign News Service

JAPANESE LIBERALS are increasingly resentful of the occupation's growing conservatism. They are genuinely alarmed over the occupation-sponsored purge of leftist professors and teachers. + +» +» A British journalist who recently left Yugoslavia voiced bitter protest about being followed around-the-clock during a visit to Zagreh, | —— tn betaine He embarrased the life out of The conference is expected to last a lad who was tagging him by about two weeks and it will take turning quickly on street corners, him about 10 days each way to bumping into. his “spy,”. and/make the journey. hus he will be out of Britain

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| “Great Victory” | On the basis of almost complete| | returns from yesterday's election, and Country Party | combination claimed a maximum| {of ‘68 seats today out of the 123 {in the Flouse of Representatives, | |and sald they were certain of 65. | This would give the Conserva-| {tive opposition a clear majority] fof from nine to 15 seats, since| two of the seats—from Darwin ~have only ited voting power, Liberal Leader Robert G. Men-| zies, who is certain to be the new, told the nation ; that “it looks like a great vic-

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Gains Support | THE FORMER Hungarian min-| ister in Paris, Count Louis Karo-| lyl, is trying to gather around him| all Hungarian Communists| abroad, so as to form a Hungarian| nationalist Communist party, sim-| ilar to Tito’s schism. The plan has| already met with response. = » ~ | ‘Get Tough’ Order - THE IMPRESSION in Paris is that the Kremlin has given instructions to the Romanian, Hungarian and Bulgarian govern-

"Thanks for Nothing" ley has not yet formally con- er McCloy, Mr. McCloy made a ments to be tough with Western|

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{the Western powers and satellite | That night the radio broadcast countries in order to get rid of

The answer: “Thanks for noth- Prepare World Map

ing.” 8 i--A-WORLD MAP -of - uranium +deposits is being prepared for the feombined chiefs of staff in Wash- { it b 3 {to ponder road maps to see now} meter bY 1 Tea im of ¥ n of iin ~ oie ~ 1 The chances seem bleak, al-| Vital Mission | ALL PLANNING on China's relations with the United States seem to be hanging upon the forthcoming mission of ambassa-dor-at-large Philip C, Jessup.

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rade SO FAR is this Stalin-Tito feud {being carried that the few night |spot singers in Belgrade are cut. |ting out Russian melodies . {formerly No. 1 on the hit parade. » .

i ” Actually Pleased GERMAN Social Democrats officially are oppos®l to Western |Germany’s “concessions” as a re{sult of the Paris meeting of the {three Western foreign ministers. | Privately, some of them are de|lighted at the progress that was. made. -

{ » ” - ‘Subsidy on Cars | IT IS reliably reported in Brit-| lain that the Czech government is {subsidizing the Czech automo-| ibile. industry to sell cars abroad lat-a loss for the sake of picking] jup badly needed foreign currency.

Electi D I * Mission to China { ection elay He should be able to round up BRITISH political pundits have 5) American representatives in fuled out the possibility of athe China area, confer with them, January election because Ernieiang pring back his conclusions Bevin probably will not be in the early in the new year. i country. He is planning to at-| Until then, no policy on the tend a conference in Colembo, status of Formosa or recognition: Ceylon, of Dominion foreign min-| or Red China can be expected. | isters. sm

The conference is unofficially Press Center

set for Jan. 11. Bevin's doctors THE 1 JOUN | will not let him fly thé whole way. Won MILITARY COUNCIL for| Paris to set up a press center. It has been almost impossible so far| to get any news on what is going to be the center of the military organization of the western part] of this contiment. Three countries will .be represented: The United States, France and England.

. Talk in Billions THE LATE Presidént Roosevelt was a “pyramid builder” in the Far West when he started many water power- projects but his efforts couldn't hold a candle to what President Truman and Secretary of the Interior Oscar Chapman want to spend in this region for power development. They are talking in billions. Already they are pumping. more than 1.5 billions into the area. | Private distributors will have |a chance. to retail this power.

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Yugoslavs are poor at this/from about Jan. 1 to Feb. 4 or 5./8hipment of atomic materials to outlaw Communism, abolish state shadowing business. > |

J r ¥ » = R [free enterprise, Helpful Refused Asylum | The defeat of the British-type| DURING Secret. Ahan? 4 LUM in the west has been [Sootalist government: came less| ’ crelary Acheson's refused several Czech diplomats

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(ties Committee, told reporters the {committee has been advised that Soviet representatives “communi-

tool cated with the Armed Forces {about uranium supplies” early in [the war.

Committee investigators have established to their satisfaction that 1000 grams (2.2 pounds) of heavy water was shipped to Rugssia in 1943. Heavy water is used in some atomic piles. “Have to Walt” Inasmuch as the Chemical Warfare records are still classified as “restrictive,” Mr. Russell said, the committee may be unable to get them. “We'll have to wait and see whether the Army will honor our requests,” he said. Lt. Gen. Leslie R. Groves, (retired), wartime head of the atomic bomb projects told the committee last week that he didn't know about any heavy water shipments to Russia. He voiced doubt that any actually were made. He acknowledged, however, that he okayed the shipment of 420 pounds of uranium compounds to Russia in 1943 to keep from arousing Soviet suspicions about importance. He ‘said the material could do the Russians no good automatically.

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