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gi 3 Chart Peace Pact For Germany

Formal Talks To Open Today

By United Pross WASHINGTON, Sept. 10—The, United States, British and French Foreign Ministers begin charting] today the path for a peace settle-| ment with Germany. With the Japanese peace treaty| signed, the Western Allies’ govern-| ments must decide how to restore! Japan’s partner in defeat to the] peaceful family of nations. They also may discuss the possibility] of a separate peace with Austria] and a liberalized treaty revision for Italy. But the problems facing Secretary of State Acheson, British Foreign Minister Herbert Mor-| rison, and French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman are different than those which led to the treaty of reconciliation with Japan. The three flew back from San Francisco together yesterday to begin formal conferences here today. “Political Contract”

The three hope to iron out de- | tails of a “political contract” with Germany that would, in effect,| wipe out the occupation and give) the federal republic nearly complete independence. The pacti—roughly comparable, to the peace treaty with Japan— would permit the Allies to keep troops in Germany, but at the same time give it the freedom it needs to become a full-fledged member of the western bloc. The three nations generally agreed on the contract. They differ on some of the safeguards to insure Germany's democratic development and co-operation with the West. The three diplomats will tackle also the tough problem of how to use German forces in Gen. Eisenhower's Atlantic Pact army. They admit German units must be employed, but differ on how big they should be and whether they should operate separately or as an integral part of a European army.

Important Difference Essentially, the Foreign Ministers would like to give Germany the same peace treatment as Japan. But whereas Japan was not divided Germany is. That adds to the problems. Western forces still face Russia Berlin, largest German city, is an island in Russiancontrolled territory. When Mr. Acheson flew back from San Francisco yesterday, he said that the Japanese treaty “very -greatly strengthens the possibilities for peace.” “We have done very well,” Acheson said. Although Mr. Acheson said the three Foreign Ministers had begun outlining their talks, the formal conference' will not get underway until late today (2:30 p. m. CDT) when Mr. Acheson and Mr. Morrisdn hold a préliminary meeting to iron out AngloAmerican Views on key issues.

50 Nations to Meet | On Gold Price Ceiling |*

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 Unie —Delegates from 50 nations will] meet here today for a new wrangle over the world-wide price ceiling on.gold. The occasion 1s the annual | meeting of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. A wide variety of problems affecting currency exchange, loans to underdeveloped nations, the globai scramble for defense raw materials and fhternational inflation are

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But the hottest issue, this year as at previous meetings, almost certainly will be demands of] South Africa and Canada for | jacking up the gold price which has been fixed at $35 an ounce since 1934.

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By United Press SOUTH BEND, Sept. 10—Notre Dame University announced today that it has accepted for en-| rollment 21 former West Point! cadets under the terms of an anonympus and wealthy benefactor who agreed to pay their way.

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Louis J. Thornton, di-| {rector of admissions, said 49 pre-| re-|

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___* Drowned Their Troubles—

Frustrated’ Fishermen Give Firemen Rough Time

By HEZE CLARK | ‘ Then came the Two 51-year-old whisky-drink- hordes of firemen. |ing smoked-out fishermen ruefully cussed the weatherman today. in!ters, from Station 13, from Sta-|

the ‘Marion County Jail. It rained. this morning, so, Joe the

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{tion 5 and from Station T— but | drunk -and'

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look what's happened to me. Missed the Door At the police station, propelled the pair forward and

sald “Right through that door.” But the tishtrmen’s compass |

and was not too good. They veered | {toward the front door and freedom. Both were promptly put on!

the right course. Both are charged with being disorderly. Kelfams

had|also was charged with smoking |

|Kellams and Randy Webb gave| locked themselves in their smoke- | in bed.

Lup their fishing plans this morn-| filled room. ing. Instead they stayed in their

But firemen have persuading|

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rented rooms at 518 N. Illinois St./ways and soon gained entry and |what the score is in The Indian-

to drown their disappointment in!put out the fire. liquid stimulants.

The Sirens Blared to haul away the frustrated fish-

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ceived from among the 90 cadets [ho left the academy on charges that they had cribbed in exami-! nations. Of the 49, Fr. Thornton said 38 {returned formal applications for |admittance, and 21 of these were |accepted. He said these 21 quali|fied under the benefactor’s offer to pay “board, room and tuition” of cadets who needed such help.

HEADS JEWISH VETS—Atlanta attorney Paul W. Ginsberg, above, is the new national commander of the Jewish War Vet- |

erans. He was elected at the JWV convention in Atlanta, Ga.

1 1 | The benefactor, whose identity dl 0 on i hae remained a secret, also stip- : ulated that the cadets be able to meet Notre Dame's academic standards and that ‘these young

men will not participate in any

form of varsity athletics

Kaesong ‘Attack’ «

By United Press TOKYO, Sept. 10—Allied offi- | cers who investigated a Commu- | nist charge that a United Nations airplane machinegunned the Kae-| song cease-fire zone this morning) said today they could not confirm! that an air attack really occurred | ’ or that a United Nations plane was involved. |

There still was no move by the Reds to end their suspension of | truce talks as they made the new charge against: the United Na-| tions—the 12th in the long series made since cease-fire talks first| started exactly two months ago. |

Air Force Col. Don O. Darrow, Tacoma, Wash.,, senior United Nations investigating officer; re-| fused a Communist demand for an immediate reply to thejr protest against the alleged machinegunning. The United Nations team spent four hours inspecting the area indicated by the Communists. They found bullet marks and a dozen. 50-caliber slugs in and around a group of tile-roofed stone houses about three-fourths of a mile from the conference site itself. The investigators said the bullets appeared to have been fired from several directions and at different angles. This, they said. disproved a Communist claim that the plane made only one pass over the houses during the alleged attack.

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