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= revolt later on.

- tion for the present.

Attlee’s decision.

"In Traditional Speech From Throne | British Prime Minister vr. Clements R

Frapce's mushrooming,

me: peing in the nationalization of British industry. {metal viants today,

wing of his Labor Party and the danger of a substantial Fil nla nd s He way believed to_have inter“préted Labor's narrow margin of vietory in the general. slaction last week as a'sign that the country had had enough Rationaliza.

= High on: the rT for today's} -

ispeech with which King. George 300 alleged war {V1 will dpen parliament formally Soviets violated

!traditionally,

is written by the Russian treatyof friendship, Labor woh a majority of only government

in. power and out-]

opposition in the new parliament. the coming year. The - Labor Party had cam-. " paigned for the "general election | will not mention nationalization.

on a platform promising national-| Other world dey Slopments; ization of the cement and sugar

Mosc

| six-year term.

feated both Communist

industriet, meat distribution and France 3 ‘agrarian candidates in the recent’ [Soviet agents that the water supply. THE FRENCH government ®lection. Mr. Attlee'¥™ decision "means *ierted . navy téchnicans and. The Moscow announcement dis-| that ‘the new government will motorized . troops today. to take closed the contents of a new note Big Three

‘make no attempt to carry out] over the nation’s strike-threat. that program. ened power and transport serv-|

ices. The new cabinet

two treaties by “evading - meeting to-| «It

acted as. 130,000 gas and essence” the Soviet demand day for the first time, was un- electric workers and 31.000 Paris

derstood to have indorsed Mr, ¢ ransport workers debated __ Whether to Join 265 000 industrial explanations

strike movement was in its 12th’ day. i Attlee told his new | Seven’ ‘thousand strikers returned Bacialist cabinet today that he has os to call a halt for. the to their jobs in automobile and head start over the United States, Mr

but others.on hydrogen bomb research!conva Mr. Attlee made his decision sin the face of opposition trom Walked out... EE ————

~ RUSSIA charged ‘today “that ey was preparations of the Finland's failure to. deliver ‘some’ was known to have ‘been work ; criminals to the on hydrogen bomb theory at the! JAMERICA'S $20 million answer fF both Finland's time “he next Monday. The king's speechitreaty of peace and the Fihnish- sian agents.

‘The new Russian attack on Finsever seats over the combined lines its legislative program for land was. made public by Radio| ae 3 few hours after Juhoy at the Harwell atomic cénter, As now. envisioned, the -speec aasikivi was sworn. in as Bd, -2ha. hy new president of Finland for a! Mr. Paasikivi de-| and,

!delivered to Finland earlier this week. Tt said Finland violated the} London reported today that for- {mir has raised a serious threat

return of the alleged criminals. | The Soviet note rejected Finnish

{found ; London

| reception RUSSIA may have gained 4 auditorium.

= “through information ation, said he had

tists in London said today.

acting president. “They pointed out that Fuchs]

Yugoslavia

was meeting with Rus- to

‘third leading atomic scientist in| {Britain ‘and ead of the the-|

tic reception. here today. [theoretical research department

The new loan announced by. - ithe: Export-Import Bank was “During “his Tast’ major contact [more than . fs had) iwith Russian Spies early last year dared hope to 2: vy ve. It a8) {he was believed to have advised Belgrade the bottom on United tS foreign currency barrel. {States and Britain were convinced | India ¥

a hydrogen bomb could be made. : yuiy TWo.YEAR-OLD dispute

{between India and Pakistan over) THE - FOREIGN OFFICE in /the former princely state of Kash-

Uleign ministers of the western Big|t® the western policy of damming for] {Three probably will meet here omy] in Mouthian ae learly next month for a generallC™ ations observers said toreview of cold war strategy and|1®Y:

Balt of" the ‘municipal

who now is in New York, ing from;a recent ‘oper: | furnished “not the “Dr. Klaus ¥ichs, atomic scien- | slightest intention” of quiting as

“Tito's revelation that:

Yugoslavia’ was in dire straits e He Wap thes Shel ically found an enthusias-}

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The American, British a n d|between the two new dominions French ministers were expected jand has sent their military budgto discuss the spread of the cold|®ts soaring out of all proportion war to the Far East, and joint to their economy, a situation that; measures to. counter the Com-|i8 tailor-made for the advance‘munist threat there. iment of communism, They also were expected to dis: = cuss the possibility of a pe he approach to Premier Joseph Stalin of Russia.

A ‘bachelor from Wilmington, Del, today asked Gen. Douglas

Mainichi published a letter signed by J. Warner Klund of Wilmington, saying he wants to marry a Japanese lady between |

'HUEBNER, commander of U. 8. Army troops in Europe, said fo-| day that Western Germany is! “honey-combed w C {agents.® ie ith rani the ages of 21 and 27. ° | Gen. Huebner’s assertion fol. The writer of the letter sald [Towed a recent disclosure that! the girl must be “attractive, {important documents had. disap-| good, sensible “and _affection{peared from homes of Army offi} ale” Sho wus} alvo be willing + jcers, and. the arrest here of a !0 come to the United States to {22-year-old Soviet national sus- Ve

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“A Murty of public spy talk also! foie “THEEMA —M:~MAX: {was stimulated by a report that a JE, about 65, an American | training program would bring! Missionary-n Y-nurse, was killed by American troops and certain key | [bandits in Burma Tuesday, the civilians’ here up to date on the Women's American Raptist For-| radioactivity which follows atomic! 180 Mission Society said in New!

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} ‘MacArthur and the newspaper Germany : 1 MTainiohy so: mi Bo ao a 2 : Pp | “LT. GEN. CLARENCE R. Japanese wife.

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