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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
World Report—
U.S. Goods Dwindle in China
Trade Over Railroad at Hong Kong _ Drops Nedtly Third in February
By United Press
The flow of strategic materials through the British colony of
nr 4a Ni Walk-in Safe Storm to Disrupt Walkin Set
| ee Shortwave Radio Safecrackers were $700 richer | “Ridiculous” an Allied water-| jatter looting a large, ‘walk-in
ways official sald. “This is no |blockade. It 1s merely a check to
prevent smuggling.”
Hong Kong to Communist China is shrinking and the Reds are look- France
ing elsewhere for goods from the United States, informed sources
said today.
The Hong Kong government is extremely sensitive to American criticism of shipments to Red China and has delayed the issuance
of its monthly trade returns. —— However, the February report .6f the Hong Kohg™anton Rall-/left-wing Socialists. way showed a drop of roughly one third in the volume of trade with Germany the Chinese. The railway carried :
Slash Rates
metals and industrial chemicals still are shipped northward.| (Coastal shippers have glaghed| freight rates sharply in an effort to attract busihess, and have doubled their war risk insurance, which now is 5 per cent, The Singapore government has banned re-export to Hong Kong]
West Berlin canals,
ment and 15 other vessels tied up.
ADN, the Soviet-licensed news agency, sald 10 barges loaded with coal and construction equip-
safe at the Charles McGarvey | Plastering Co., 845 N. Pine St.
| Weak Signals, Fading cary today. | Seen by Forecasters A second safecracking attempt |
Bx Bilance. Service jat the . Burnet-Binford Lumber
or ‘Co., 1150 E. 28th St, was interWASHINGTON, Mar. T—Five,, oq ast night by the too fre-
- FORMER PREMIER HENRI days -during which shortwave ra- quent: rounds made by the night
QUEUILLE, 67-year-old Radical dio broadcasts will be disrupted watchman.
mote {han 100 Communisté and coalition government and end the forecasters at the National Bu-|
President Vincent Ausiol turned to Mr. Queuille again after the National Assembly refused Preonly 25.000 tons of freight to the ALLI ED transport officials mier-Designate Guy Mollet, - 8oborder, as compared with 37,000 making thorough anti-smuggling |¢lallst leader, the necessary 311
in January checks of Red barges vere ac-
cused by the Communists today Great Britain Pharmaceuticals, rubber tires, imposing a blockade on four
votes last night.
‘Init aggression.
of all imported goods which have WASSON'S peen paid for in dollars, but this
presumably does not affect rub-|
ber, which has been Singapore's| D) t : iy ht enti to the Red OA" A4 I alrs _
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Japan | RIOTS broke out today when, Japanese polfce attempted to halt] an anti-American demonstration by 3200 Koreans at a Korean high school, | The clash started when the] police tried to prevent the meeting because the Koreans had no| permit for a demonstration. The Koreans refused to disperse and! police reinforcements were called. The riot lasted three hours and 1200 police were called out. Twenty-seven polise and 30 Ko-| reans were reported injured. |
Thailand
ABOUT 100 Siamese troops sailed for Japan today to replace casualties in the Korean War. Regent Prince Rangsit of Jainat dled of a heart attack to- |] Gay. -
: Kaly® EN rrr. Ow Fa ZRGIER ALCIDE -DE GASPERI'S government received an overwhelming vote of confidence early today after Communist deputies vowed never to fight Russia and stalked out of the assembly. : ily | The vote was 325 to 16 with 228 absentations on an extraor-| dinary defense appropriation of $400 million to help Italy finance her obligations under the Atlantic Pact treaty. Defense Minister Randolfo Pacglad] was heckled unmercifully brown kid leather. y the Communist and left-wing 4 Socialist block and finally turned Sizes § to 10, AAA to them and furiously demanded: te D. | “Would you, as Italians, fight against the Soviet Union?” They shouted back: “No, no, never,” | A short time later Communist | 3 Pai yo hie i miro 5 | il
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By MARSHALL*McNEIL Seripps-Héward Staff Writer - WASHINGTON, Mar. 7— Sen.|Co. ‘
{Estes Kefauver (D. Tenn.), chair-| Following the close of the|
owner of the plastering firm, tigating Committee, said today uare sald thieves. knocked, the com- that a man arrested in Knoxville ihe (Fountain, Squa Sr eaeater.| (bination from the safe and then|last week on charges of violating ith a new policy of two Megtiay |week-long French political crisis. reau ol Standards. Reception 18used a heavy punch to open it.[the lottery law, was a friend of RAE Sean Pbuone 4 not expected to return to normal Clifford = Hockensmith, 60, of his and supported hing in his cam- Saturday and owed through 1] 519 Vine 8t., reported the attempt |paign. id h : But he sa e never knew or{ The G. C. Murphy Co. has suspected that the man had any swgned a 40-year To the use cause of a large sunspot, but be-| The combination ‘had. been/connection with the numbersiof the Granada Theater building. cause storms such as that which knocked off, but the thieves game—if the charges are true— : began Jan. 11 are likely to re-levidently were unable to com-and that he was not prejudging big-time business operator, was occur during periods of declining|plete the job before Mr. Hocken- the case, The man is Herbert Brody. He|tery operation charge as an. al- | {and a Hubert Gibson were ar-leged kingpin in Knoxville's If this storm develops as ex- SPEEDY-QUICK is the action/rested and charged with ‘being /million dollar numbers racket.” pectéd, it will mark the third con- of TIMES CLASSIFIED Want interested or concerned in the/ Following the arrest of Brody, secutive time that reception has Ads. If you have something to making or drawing of a lottery, stories were heard in Knoxville been disrupted when the samelsell or a service; need help, a job/to wit, the numbers game.” portion of the sun again was di- or a place to live PHONE) News-Sentinel Kefauver. The senator was asked [last Friday said: “Herbert Brody, about these reports today.
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