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Japan Suspects Yanks
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By Unit TOKYO, Aug.-19 ~— The disappearance from Japan's World War II military treasure chest of a fortune in precious metals and stones, including some. crown jewels, is the nation's biggest mystery today. Japanese and foreign news ports have accused -U, 8. Army occupation officials of remoying ome of the valuables. But a pecial Japanese parllamentar) investigating committee has pointed suspicion at a number of Japanese officials, including per ons in the Emperor's household The Japanese Diet committee made a preliminary report las! week on the details surrounding the treasure's disappearance “The fortune was collected the Japanese government during the war. Gold was obtained to finance purchase of war material platinum was stockpiled to spur research in electronic weapons ind diamonds were gathered for use in cutting tools. Empress Nagako donated a diamond-encrusted gold and plati-
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BONN, Germany, Aug. "19 {CDN)--As armistice negotiations stagger along in the truce tents of Panmunjom, a tip comes from half-way around the world as to how long they may be expected to do so. From time to time even in sich perfectly ordered societies as that
of the Communists, somebody dro a brick with a resounding thud. This time it was Frau Elli
Schmidt, benigh-looking dowager who heads the “German Democratic Women's League.” At a conference of the league's local leaders in East Berlin, Frau Schmidt said the organizations main task for the coming months would he propaganda preparation for a Red-sponsored ‘Peace Congress" in Vienna Dec. 5. Among the chief items of business on the agenda will be a resolution calling for “immediate cessation of hostilities in Korea,” said Frau Schmidt. Eastern (yerman mothers must be persuaded to send their 17-year-old
IN TRAINING—Pvt. Donald E. Brown, 20, son of Mrs. Helen
Brown, 453!/; E. Washington St., is now in basic training at Camp Breckinridge, Ky. He joined the Army July 3.
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sons and daughters to the new Communist “labor service,” to rifle drills, to enlistment in the “people's police,” (East Germany's thinly disguised army). Presumably the Schmidt brick may be taken as a genuine clue Panmunjom. Certainly the projected “peace congress’ would not be built around ending Korean hostilitfes if the Commies had the slightest notion that an armistice would be reached before December, ’
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